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FROM GARRISON.
re.nondrncs Ne,n North. Rsst.

Correspondence NeU North West,
visited the new diggings yesterday called
the Celia Gordon mining district. There
are quite q number OF people there, and
about 40 locations have been made. The
project Of taking claims on the 20-acre plan
was not contaminated. The laws OF the dis
trict allow each location but 225 feet-from
rm TO rim rock. The claims taken are most
ly below the Falls. There are but few claims
taken abovs-four In all, / believe. Next
Saturday april 12tb) 10 representation day.
All claimants are expected there then TO
represent, and it seems after that time all
claims not represented are "jumpable."
Messrs. Irwin and Kelly are the bosses
Irwin President and Kelly Recorder They
have commenced ditch two feet wide, about
same depth, and have completed 40 feet. IL
seems there must be something there or they
would not 20 on with ths ditch.
The depot addition is now being plastersd
and will be ready for use In few days.
o'Neill expects TO occupy his new hotel next
Monday. Fees hotel Is running, and trade
pretty good. Geo. Fits has turned his eat
Ing house into grocery store. III. Milst Is
negotiating for lumber 10 build house across
the river, opposite the depot.
Travel to the Cpur d'Aienes Is picking up
again: About % miners are here to-day,
going in.
Garrison lots seem TO be In demand, but ~
yet none have been sold. Everybody wants
TO get near the passenger depot.
More anon. 3.
G.pntsos. Aprfl 9th.
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From Anaconda.
Correspondence Ne'o North West.

Correspondence Neac NorH-West.
In my report of the ID inst, under the head
of business houses, / omitted some of the
most important ones, namely: The banking
house of Hoge, DAILY & Co., on corner of
Main and First streets, is one of the most
important business houses in town. The
Anaconda and Stuart express line Thomas,
Brownell & Romang) is a necessary institu-
ton, carrying about seventeen passengers
each way daily, though few more are COM
ing than going. One saddle and harness
shop, and two variety stores. One Of the
last is kept by our worthy p. NJ.
David Msginnis, who was shot by David
Maggie about the first ult., is recovering from
his wound and is out of bed. His father,
who came from Missouri early last month,
has gone back home, thinking that David is
out of danger. s. J. Tyler who was shot last
month In the "cow-boy" shooting scrape,
does not fare as well. He is not ont Of bed
Jet, and his physician says he cannot save
him from stiff knee.
The subscribers to your paper complain
about receiving their copy three or four days
after printed. To be sure a boy on cayuse
could beat the U. s. mail between hare and
Deer Lodge by several days. w. w.
ANACONDA, April 18th.
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The Silver Bow County Teachers Institute,
at the close OF Its session In Butte, adopted
the following preamble and resolutions re-
laiing to the text books in use in the public
schools:
WHEREAS, At the session of the Leg
islature for 1881 Of the Territory of Montana,
q law was passed prescribing certain text
books for use in the public schools, which
books were not to be set aside under very
heavy penalties; and
WHEREAS, The present law expires next
year, and the subject will come up again for
consideration at the next session Of the Leg
islature therefore,
Resolved, That we express the following
sentiments rs the opinion of the teachers Of
Silver Bow county
LIST. That many OF the prescribed text books
are not the best published, aud are inferior
In almost every respect
ID. The law should prescribe the best or
none at oil.
Sd. The difference In the cost Of the various
text books Ii 20 very insignificant that the
question Of price should not be constdered
in determining what books should Be adopt
ed.
Alb. Book agents should have no influence
In the matter.
9TH. The text books to be used by the pub
lie schools should be determined BY com
mission Of practical educators appointed by
the Govsrnor or some other competent aa-
9th. We consider the "Iudependent ST.
rie.n Of readers as especially inferior ana I'M
satisfactory.
9Th. We consider Appletop's series Of
readers =, on the whole, the best Pupisned'
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GARRISON.


Garrison Is the busiest railroad station In
Montana. Twelve trains . day pass or turn
there. Thirty or forty cars Of freight are
transferred daily, largely ore from Butte and
lumber from the Pen dOreille country. The
passenger depot has been extended 80 feet,
making it one of the largest in the Territory,
and affording better accommodations for the
hundreds Of passengers daily changing cars
there. A lunch counter will be placed in the
building.
John O'Neill has nearly completed, oppo-
site the depot, hotel building Hx22 feet,
and two stories high. 1t will have IL sleep.
ing-rooms, handsomely furnished. The din.
ing-room, Office, and store will occupy the
lower floor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fee have two
story hotel building near by, and Strauhal s,
Co. occupy the intervening lot with general
store.
The u. & N. Company is making rapid
progress with the engine house and other
company buildings on their grounds, and the
tracks are being laid for the transfer sheds
and freight depot near where the Thompson
lumber office is situated. The ground of
Palmer, Mills & Larabie, between the U. &
n. and n. p. tracks, Immediately adjoining,
has been surveyed and plated in town lots,
which are now offered for sale at very reason
able figures. Garrison is destined to be quite
business point, and the town site is admir-
ably situated. Parties desiring to purchase
should apply to s. E. Larabie, Deer Lodge;
or John O'Neill, agent, Garrison.
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school Bond Election.

As by notice published, an election win be
held at the school house, Deer Lodge, from
2 to p. m. tomorrow, to authorize the issue
Of $4,000 bonds for the construction Of the
new school house. This was voted last year,
but it is held by parties Interested In the
bonds that the amount voted exceeded the
percentage authorized by law to be voted at
that time, and hence IL Is decided to re-sub-
init the question. There was not dissent
ing vote, We believe, last year, and Il y NOT
probable there will DO any this. ~ the work
has now progressed 50 far that IL would Do
the height OF folly to interrupt II even tenn
porariIy. The material II being delivered on
the grounds, and we believe the mechanics
are prepared to resume work In few days.
The building will be one worthy Of the In.
terest taken In educational matters here, and
Just such m one - should be built.
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THE ACCIDENT CHAPTER.
rhr.. Men SEN. to the Hospital This week.


On Friday or last week Jacob Wight,
wood chopper, aged "a years, while working
IN the woods about three miles from Ana
conda, cut his right foot nearly off across the
instep, the axe having glanced on twig or
stub. A surgeon was telegraphed for from
Stuart and Wight was brought TO st. Josephs
Hospital. pn. Mitchell 8 Laurin attempted
TO save the foot, but the flesh was somewhat
Ranerenei, and ampufatiou was resorted to.
Il may be necessary TO again ampufase it
two or three inches higher above the ankle.
A carpenter named Goble, while employed
on the Union Passenger Depot at Garrison,
fsll from the roof and sprained himself con-
siderably one day this week.
On wednesday Mr. Roberts, check clerk
Tar the q. a N. Company 1t Garrison, aged
II Years. while passing between two cars TO
49, the number, was struck BY tier OF lum-
nsy that toppled over on HIM. II was thought
y mi his injuries were quite serious, a
snecIal NJ once ran TO Deer Lodge, and took
nr Mitchell down In seventeen minutes-
rre,ty fair time for eleven miles MT. Rob
arts Vas found to b. considerably bruised
about she shoulder and sides, but no bones
wers broken, and he will be all right shortly
Both men arr In ST. Jnseph's HoNpi'aa'
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THE GOLD FIELDS.

You who intend to seek your fortunes iu
the new gold diggings will avoid inconveni-
ence and extortiopate prices by purchasing
your outfits before starting. We have the
largest stock of Tents, Wagon Sheets, Bian-
kets, Quilts, Clothing, Valises, etc., In the
Territory, and our prices are the lowest
Mail orders will receive prompt and care
full attention. SANDS bofCE'
7s3tf Butte City, Montana.
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HANNA FOUND GUILTY.
Sentenced to be Hung August a7th.

We published last week the account of the
killing Of Geo. N. Nelson, in Meaghsr county,
by Joe Hanna. The story ~ It came looked
thin, and as though the woman was at the
bottom Of It, The jury appear to have
guessed the facts right, ~ appears by the
following from the Independent:
Evidence was introduced 1t the trial which
proved almost positively that there had been
collision between Hanna and Nelson's wife,
to get her husband out of the way-snd this,
Of course, upset the theory Of self-defense.
But while this evidence was sufficiently
strong to convict him, IL was not strong
enough to convict her, and consequently she
was not indicted. The ease went to the jury
ut about midnight last Friday night, and
after being ont but twenty minutes, the jury
brought in verdict Of murder in the frst
degree. Hannas death sentence was pro-
nounced on Saturday, the date Of his sxecu-
ton being fixed for August 9th next
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@. A. r.
Frank Blair Post Established ut Virginia
Mddisonian, 9Th.

Mddisonian, 9Th.
On Saturday evening last, Frank Blair
Post, No. II, G. A. R., was duly organized in
this city, at the Probate Court room, by Col.
J. f. Galloway, mastering officer, and Judge
J. 7. Williams, mastering adjutant. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Comrade j. E.
Galloway, Post Commander; +. G. Deim-
ling, s. v. Commander; John T. Williams,
Adjutant; A. L. Gloyd, Quartermaster /;
John spiller, Officer of the Day J. M. King,
Officer of the Guard Z. Metlander, Sergeant
Major; NJ. o'Brien, Quartermaster's Ser
geant; j. b. How, Sentinel. After the mus
ter the Post marched to the dining room Of
the California Bakery, where a rousing
camp fire was held, and pleasantly concluded
at o late hour. The usual yiands-pork and
beans, crackers and coffee-constituted the
bill OF fare.
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The Republicans of Deer Lodge county
are requested to meet in the several pre-
cincs herein designated on SATURDAY,
APRIL 10, 1884, between the hours of 4 and
D. m., to nominate delegates and alternate
delegates to attend a Republican county con-
vention, to be held at Deer Lodge on Thurs
day, April oath, 1884, at IL o'clock a. m, TO
elect delegates and alternates to the Terrific
rial convention, to be held ut Bozeman on
the ID day Of May, 1884.
The several precincts will be entitled to
represe ntation In the county convention, rs
follows, to-wit:
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Corr. Valid Walla Union.

Orders have been received from railroad
headqsarterx at st. Paul to sop all trains II
Thompson Falls. Heretofore the company
has been discriminating against that point In
favor Of Belknap. Wells, Fargo GO; and
established Offices At the Falls.
The N. r. r. r. win Immediately CON-
mence the erection OF = $1,000 depot at
Thompson Fails. They viii also put In 2 000
feet Of side track.
A hank hrs been opened At this place BY
Helena capitalists.
The THOMPSON Falls Democrat II . posi-.
hihty Of the current week.
TnlsrRAM SHASDy.
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Sheep for Gale.

have for sale en- my raneh on willow Greek,
near New Chieago, 800 head Of cotsweid and
MsSino sheep, ali raised In the countys and
sound and hsaithy. They win es sold cheap for
cash, and % ! have plenty Of hay, viii feed
shsn for the purchaser this winter.
Tsatf New Chicago,
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AGENTS Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested TO make settlement with them when
called upon;
Thos. w. catiin, General Travelling Agent.
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TO ARRIVE. AT THE AGRICULTURAL
Depot sfshe Paci6e Wagen and implemens
Ranch pumps, eomprisiug Wood Pumpe.
Chain Pumps, Forcs yumps lpoaele = 6ingiel.
Wind Mill Pumps, and Drive Well Pumps. Aiso
. full line Of Rubber Hose, Lawn and Street
spsinkisrs end Lawn Mowers. JeS.
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Ranch FOR Sale.

offer for sale ranch Of 500 acres 2, eses'-
lent land under fence, I'VE miles Hom so .~nS.e-
tive. Cuts 100 tons OF hay. One iour r0J
sweliing,. stable, eorrals. agricuitufsi .ssp ~
msnts, etc. Win be sold NJ reasoneoss pISe
732u EdwsTdsvsiie. July Ia us
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E. !. Bonnie! &cu.
DEER LODGE.

Are keenly alive to the
fact that ranch produc-
tons are now sold at
very small prices, and in
order to equalize values
we are now offering and
shall continue to sell all
lines of merchandise at
close margins, making
the lowest price on each
and every article in our
immense assortment.
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NOTICE Or DISSOLUTION.

The partnership existing between Peterson q
OuiQey has been dissolved. and win carry on the
business At fhs old stand. assume alf debts and par
al bills All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm will plcaee pay me at once.
M JOHN r. QUI1LEY.
Hclmville, Mont, March 5, 1885, 7B6-4t
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at the
osien Mood, Pastor. Sunday School at p. m
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EplscoPhL-Reugious services will be held
at St lanes Episcopal Church. morning and
evening on the Third Sunday OF each month,
Rev s. c. Biaekiston offieiating.
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ras,r Cows for naS

-aA I'VE
have twcnsy No Dairy Cows FOR SALE
7-o'st r. CAHALAx, Helmstiie, N. !.
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Dents, who brought me to Missoula and
gave me to Sheriff Berry, in whose custody
have been since. The stranger claimed to
me that he was hunter and trapper, and
had discovered some mining camps Do mot
know his name"
Harvey says he has been in Montana since
1865, engaged in mining, stock raising, ETC.,
and Is reported to be worth some money.
He was in Elk Creek in GO and 81, except
when off on the Salmon stampede; went to
Jocko In the fall Of 81, and to Cedar when 1t
was struck, and has lived there since-some
thirteen years. He always bore good repu-
tation, We are told, and says now he "may
have been night or wrong; he thought the
man meant no good, and If he was wrong he
Is ready to stand the penalty" Harvey is a
large, athletic man, aged perhaps As, and ap-
peared altogether rational and calm during
the interview.
The stranger" was Robert, Familiarity
known As "Bob" Oliver. He is, as he repre-
sented, a hunter, miner, etc, and has claimed
that the Piegans stole his horses, furs, etc,
and set him afoot on the Muscleshell, last
year, we believe. He had been about Mis-
soula some time; then went to stop with
Sandy Cameron at Cedar, from whence he
was heading for the C9ur d'Alenes when he
met his fate. He was not considered in any
sense a bad man, and it seems Harvey en-
tirely misinterpreted his actions and talk
and shot the poor fellow down.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Crosby on Wednes-
day telegraphed Drs Mitchell & Mnssigbrod
to not receive Harvey at the asylum, and
Sheriff Berry returned with him to Missoula.
The proceeding of his commitment to the
asylum under the circumstances was consId-
cred very unusual, 1t appearing rather that
the proper course would have been to take
him before a committing magistrate, and, as
he repeatedly avowed the act, held him to
answer to the grand jury. This we presume
will be the case now, unless his finding for
insanity will bar that procedure. Sheriff
Berry informed us after the preceding por-
ton of this article was in type that Harvey
had had "off" spells for some years, and it
had been the occasion Of frequent mention
among his old friends. The body of Oliver
had not on Wednesday been removed from
where 1t was found. Two men were guard
ing it and awaiting the coroner. 1t appears
Harvey had one nearer neighbor than he
ted Is of-eight miles away-and that it was
to avoid his place Harvey crossed over the
mountains to Dents. At the latter place he
was very wild, swearing he would murder
every man, woman and child on the river,
until he avenged Happiness death. As he
was very rational Wednesday, it appears he
at least has lucid intervals. If insane he is
not safe man to be at large, and the Warm
Springs asylum is not constructed with wards
sufficiently secure to restrain a man who has
an object in escaping unless he is kept I'M
der prison discipline and closely confined.
Oliver is said to have a brother living some
where in the Musselshell country.
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NEW TODAY

Revised Statutes Of Montana.
The Revision Of 1870, Laws of Extra SEES
sion 1870 and Laws of Twelfth Session 1881,
containing all the General and Codifed
Laws in force prior to the 18th Session; over
] 900 pages; fully indexed and bound in Law
Sheep. Only few copies Of the Supplement
tar Edition, precisely the same as the Uni
ted States Edition, remaining. Price, post
age paid, So %; ut office, $780, Address,
NEW NoRTH-WEsT, Deer Lodge, Montana.
770tf g.,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE,
Hours OF Arrival ut Garrison.

From the Northern Pacific Time Table,
wh.ch took effect April 9th, and which will
probably be the summer schedule, we give
below the hours of arrival at Garrison.
Trains stop from five to fifteen minutes.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
US. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T., April ., 1884. (
Notice 10 hereby given that the ioiiowing-
named settler has hled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will Be made before orren
Emerson, Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county,
Montana, At Deer Lodge, n. T.. on May "a,
1884, viz
ANDREW HENRIKsEN,
who made Homestead Application No. 1898
for the I'm Mex sec. and additional Home
T 8 N Of r West.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz
Robert q. Humber, Of Deer Lodge, NJ. T., Pc
ter Johnson, George Johnson, Niels ]. Beck Of
Races Track, ~. r.
77Os6 y. Atkinson. Register.
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PROGRAMME OF EXAMINATIONS


PROGRAMME OF EXAMINATIONS
In the Public Schools, Beginning wednes-
day, April 10th.
ORAL ExAMIyATIoNs-wEDN A. NJ.
A and B Reading Dept. 300 9:35
Intermed't 9:35-10:45
Primary 1l:00-12'O0
WEDNESDAY p. NJ. a.. -...
G Reading-Primary Department l;lo, 1 .s0
b Spelling 800 $50
WRITTEN ExAMINATIoSs-wEDNE A. NJ.
Algebra--High School. ........... 9:00-12:00
WEDNESDAY p. NJ.
Rhetoric-High School,. ITO 400
A and B Grammar-Gram'r Depart I" {"
Gsography-Interm't "
THURSDAY A. NJ.
A and b spelling-Gram'r Depart. e;oo-l2;oo
THURSDAY p. NJ.
Word Analysis *-High School,. Ito 400
A & b Arithmatic-Gram'r Dept I"
- Language-Interm't I" :.
Arithmetic-Primary
FRIDAY PM.
A & B History-Grammar Depart !"
Acknowledgement
A Spelling-Primary Department. ITO 400
= Natural Philosophy.
Geometry.
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TALLY ExPEcTED-A CAR LOAD OF THE
made, The Avery, all steel and iron pillow. No
expense or delays from breaksges. Also, com
plete stock Of Weir q Case, Sulky, Walking,
etc, etc, which shall be sold at BEDROCK
Prices. JOHN w. LOWELL co.
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For Sale.

A No. I span Of good young horses, good road
broken to carriage single or double, very styiish
and will weigh eleven hundred pounds each. A
purchaser who wants No. reliable team will
PHIL. 4. EVANS,
7eA-H f Deer Lodge City.
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kav.russments under this head will be charged
bftsen cents per line for the hrst insertion, ano
ten cents per line for each subsequent insefu0h-
measured In nonpareil type.
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New Good of every de-
scription in great variety
are opened each day.
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ITO ARRIVE AT THE OLD RELIABLE
Agricultural implement House Of the John
w Lowell Co. O car load Of the Champion
Foree-Feed Seed Drills and Broadcast Seeders,
which puts every kernel where Il Is sure to
sprout 1851
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PREsBYTERIAN-servic every Sunday at
II O'Clock u. m, and O'Clock p. m. sun
day School every sunday at 2 O'Clock.
Il. I. CRoENEvELD, Minister.
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Correspondence Ne,o North West.
Tae new twenty-stamp dry crushing mill
at Marysville started up on Monday. Over
one hundred ladies and gentlemen were
present to witness
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at Q o clock each Sunday under direction
of Skaters Of Charity.
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rALL AT THE DEPOT OF THE PACIFIC
u Wagon and Implement Go. and see the new
SAMPLES OF the Double and Single Thick-Set
Spring T Doth Thomas Hay Rakes. Prompt at
tsntion given to all orders sent TO us by mail
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Xxx Deer Lodge No. IA, A. r. q A. M,
wv meets every First and Third Saturday
In each month, at 3 O'Clock, in Masonic Hall.
Sojourning brothers are cordially invited TO at
tend. LEW. COLEMAN, w. M.
IT KENYON See 752tf
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ITO ARRIVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
Depot OF The Pacific Wagon and Implement
Co the Largest and Most Complete Stock OF Sc
ieet Hay Seeds ever brought into Montana.
Comprising Timothy, Red Clover, Hungarian,
Ned Ton and Alfalfa 7BS
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FROM THE DRUM LuMMoN.
The Twenty Stamp Mill started-Ths Mine
and Town.

The Great East Side BOnanzas Surrounding.
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ITO ARRIVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
l. Implement Depot of the John w. Lowell Co
o complete stock OF LaDosW's Pulverizing Disc
Harrows. This machine shuts out all competit-
ors 1864
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no ARRIVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
i Depot OF the Pacific Wagon and Implement
Co q car load OF Rose Disc Puiverizers. 163
ITO ARRIVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
i Depot Of the Pacific Wagon and Implement
co . ComnIste Stock of Garden Tools. Garden
Seed Drills Combined. 763