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DEER LODGE COUNT? REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Republican Appointments.

We are authorized by Hon. /. ID. Nc
Cutcheon, Chairman Republican Territorial
Committee, TO announce the following Re.
publican meetings and speakers at the time,
and places mentioned:
SHERIDAN, II noon, Friday, Oct. 9th
addresses by Knowles, Blake, Galloway, and
CoHger
DILLON, Friday evening, Oct. oath; al
dresses by Knowles, and others.
GLENDALE, Saturday evening, Oct 9th
addresses by Knowles, Botkin and Mcbride
MssoULA, Monday evening, Oct 9th
addresses by Knowles and Mcbride.
WIcKEs, Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th; ad.
dresses by Knowles and others.
JEFFERSON, Wednesday, noon, Oct. 28th;
addresses by Knowles and others.
PHILIPsBUR0, Thursday evening, Oct. Goth;
addresses by Knowles and Mcbride.
ANACONDA, Friday evening, Oct. 3lst;
Knowles and Mcbride.
VAUDEVILLE, Saturday evening, Nov.
LIST; Knowles, Mcbride and others.
BUTTE, Monday evening, Nov. Sd; Judge
Knowles, Sanders and others.
(The appointment at Deer Lodge, October
Both has been revoked since last issue and
Philipsburg substituted Unsteady
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In TWO weeks from now look out for the
following or something similar In Democrat
lie papers. "The Democratic party has been
"hopelessly handicapped throughout the
campaign by the candidacy Of Grover Cleve-
"land who was forced on the party by the
preference Of the New York independents
"allies who brought us no strength to COM
"pensate for the terrible burden they i'm
"posed as the price Of their support, and a
candidate whose utter ignorance of national
"public affairs was SO dismally conspicuous
ain contrast with the most brilliant, popular
sand thoroughly informed living American
"that no intelligent Democrat has for the
"past three months had the slightest hope of
"hls election. or course, etc."
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The long. time popularity of Mr.. Blaine in
Pennsylvania, and the apathy with which the
Democrats regard Cleveland, are sure TO
make the Keystone majority this year great.
er than ever befor. The chief interest In the
present campaign In that State lies in the
possibility Of the Republicans losing two of
the three electors at large, and the danger
that the State Legislature will fall into the
hands Of the Democrats and return Demo-
cratic Senator in the place Of Don Cameron.
In The last Legislature the Democrats had q
majority Of flfteen on joint ballot. This
year, however, an entire new Lower House
Is to be chosen, and the Republicans would
have an excellent chance for success were
the party not hampered by chickering's and
divisions In some fifteen districts. In view
ofthls, the Democratic managers are letting
the Presidential canvass take care Of itself
and are making still hunt for the Legisla-
ture. sun, IL ispossible that the Republic
cans may come 10 their senses before Ii il toe
late and join hands for the good Of the cause.
Pioneer Press,
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THE HOOKING VALLEY MATTER.
" Mark Now How Plain Tale Shall Put
You Down"

Recently the Democratic prints have been
endeavoring to make campaign capital cut
Of Mr.. Blaine's denial that he was an owner
In the Hooking Valley mines, and sheets that
tack on big advertising rates have given up
space as big as pancake to publish q fac
siHaile of bis letter transmitting SOS, 900 for
subscription to Hope Furnace stock. The
matter having come TO the attention Of W..
d. Lee of that association he promptly sent
the following letter which fully explains the
whole transaction. Blaine, in speaking of
the matter in the coal regions, said that cer-
tain Democratic editors insisted that he did
own certain stock, that he would be glad If
they would compel the companies TO issue
IL TO him:
SIn-l have read the statement In the
Evening Post of this date signed by J. Henry
Brooks, Of Dr. ston, with head lines, "Hock-
ing Valley Another Blaine FalsehoOd E1-
posed" Iu justice to Mr.. Blaine desire to
say that his letter to the Hon. II. S. Bundy,
dated Bar Harbor, Me-, July %, set forth in
said ST ateme.t, is true. In 1880 solicited
Mr.. Blaine, through the Hon. Thomas Ew-
ing, my attorney, to subscribe for one share
In what was styled the "Hope Furnace Tract
Association" which he did, and for which
he was to pay $4,000. This subscription
was made aud paid upon the condition that
If at the end of two years Mr.. Blaine should
decide not to take the one share, then, npon
notice to that effect, agreed to refund the
amount paid with six per cent. interest, and
the transact ion should be regarded as loan.
At the end of the two years MIR. Blaine no.
titled me he preferred not to take the share,
and demanded repayment Of The meney,
which promised to make and give him Sc
curity.
The $4,000 of the first mortgage bonds of
the Standard Coal and Iron Company deliv-
cred to Mr.. Elkins by Mr.. Brooks and re-
ceipted for by him on the 25th of May, 1882,
as set forth In the statement Of Brooks, were
deposited by Mr.. Brooks and myself as col
lateral security TO secure the payment of the
amount advanced or loaned TO me by Mr..
Blaine and for no other purpose, and are SO
held to-day.
The whole transaction was purely Of
business character, fair on the part of Mr..
Blaine in every respect, and satisfactory to
myself. W.D. LEE,
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New York City, Sept. so, 1884.
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THE demand Of the Boone cranks who
wanted cranky brother-in-law pardoned by
Governor Cleveland, was mentioned IN the
eastern papers recently. Governor Clevs.
land told Boone that District Attorney
Stsnchfield recommended the pardon should
not be granted. Boone said II Stanchfeld
had so recommended he would whip him; II
not lac would would return and whip Cleve.
land. On Monday last Boone attacked
Cleveland and the account Is given in the
kilograms. The whole family of Boones ap-
pear TO be kind Of Guiteau outfit, and II
seems rather pity Cleveland did not dislo-
cate jaw or two for his assailant. The
matter has no political significance.
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Business College Graduates.
Helena Herald, IAN.

Diplomas were issued to three graduates
Of the Helena Business College few day,
ago. The diploma was especially engraved
for this institution and the design is ons OF
the latest and most tasty, the work OF D. T.
Amss, Of New York City. The following
persons received their diploma: Miss Ella
Klsinschmidt, r. +. Clarke, Jr., Of Helena,
and Harry L. Smith, Of BoEsman.
Miss Klsinschmidt is now employed As
teacher in the Helena Business College.
Mr.. r. r. Clarke, Jr., Immediately after
graduating, was employed as bsok.kssper,
collector and copying clerk for Billiard &
Barbour, Of this city.
Mr.. Smith became head book-kesper OF
the dry goods house OF Raleigh, Lamms &
Co, Bozsman.
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No. l407.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena N n An0u.t 90 iasx


Nouce is hereby given that James Patten whose
ssomce address Is Philipeburg. Deer Lodge coLnty,
EonlAna Territory, has this day filed his application
l0s patent for 1850 linear feet OF the Two PER
HIar.I iedc mine or vein, situated In Flint Creek
I'll ninR Ustrfcf. Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
An0 designated by the ofical plat and ned notes
~ " in this ONCE 40 Lot No. 10 In Township Z
.ssst Range 10 Weet and more particularly de-
scrined ~ f0llows, to-wst -
.Deglnning q the south west corner limestone 2ax
.1s anenes marked i-l5o6 for corner No. from
~. sue quarter section corner on The west beam
Sy q section 30 4. TN, Range IS west bears II
49, MN " " 546S teot distant and running thence
1saa ~. - ~ feet; thence " IS degs So min Y
dsrs n snence 1de0s On min E600feet thence "
- min w 1900 feet. 10 the place OF beginning,
s<s IN area OF a0.lo acres cl lined and 0H
M. y. u,canoed In Survey Ne. $40 not claimed.
n>.ss ~ gcsuon OF the mine 10 recorded In the Re
nsrs No. oncs Of Deer Lodge Co. Montana, In book
Dr. eonqicsng claim with these premises 10 the
\ = y: Atkinson, Register.
=. kineslinGs Atty for Applicants. s0i-iot
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OHIO CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
A Gain of Two Republican. to the State.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 22.-The following
are the majorit!es, Of the several Congression-
al Districts at last weeks election:
LIST. Butterworth, Republican, majority,
1906.
I'd. Brown, Republican, majority, zoos.
+ Sd. Campbell, DEM, 412.
4th. Anders n, DEM, $40.
9th. Lefsver, DEM, 5,122.
9th. Hill, DEM, 1851.
7th. Seney, DEM, 4,006.
9Th. Little, Rep, 7,54S.
9th. Cooper, Rep, 1880.
10th. Romeis, Rep, 229.
18th. Elsberp, DEM, 40.
18th. Thomasen, Rep, 1854.
18th. Outhwait, Dem, 4,S29.
14th. Grosvsnor, Rep, 1914.
10Th. Wilkins, DEM, 3,31S.
10th. Geddes, Dem, 724.
17th. Warner, Dem, 2l7.
18th. J. II. Taylor, Rep, 6,173.
10Th. e. b. Taylor, Rep, 3,907.
Goth. Mckinley, Rep, 1921.
2lst. Foran, Dem, 1,270.
Total Republican majority, $3.50; total
Democratic majority, "a, l49; net Republican
majority, 1870.
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We ARE glad Mr.. Mcsweensy has come to
America. His coming will probably serve
10 settle the fact Of just how much claim he
has upon this country. he came here, lived
long enough to get naturalized, returned to
Ireland, settled down, lived several years,
was In an established business, accepted Of
flee under the British government, talked 90
much be was arrested as = suspect, and then,
for the first time in years, began to below
that he was an American and claimed pro-
lection on that account. His coming will
give people chance TO see just what he is
noisy biathenkite-and the majority ofbis
own countrymen will be sorry that he ever
got out OF jail.-S. L. Tribune.
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Sir Ro1eri2l Sci Eres.

LONDON. Oct. 20.-The Tichborne claim
ant was secretly brought to PsntonvilIe
prison last night. He was discharged this
morning quite unexpectedly to himself. At
Scotland Yard the claimant received ticket
of leave requiring him to report monthly BY
letter to the authorities. His time had still
three days 10 ruo. He appeared 10 be in
good health and will remain quiet for The
present, keeping his residence secret.
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'Backer Leaf scarce.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 1o.-The tobacco
factory Of Wilson & McGili, one Of the lar
gest IN the city, has temporarily suspended
operation. 1t employs over 200 colored OPP
orators. The suspension Is due to . scarcity
Of tobacco for manufacturing purposes which
retards wsrk more or less In other factories
OF this State.
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Young sheep for sale.

Having more Sheep than can convenient
ly handle this winter, offer for sale $50
graded lambs at $3.50 per head. These are
from tho Larabie and Kohrs fiocks-Aon-
tana bred and free from disease--absut half
and half owes and wethers, and are high
grade. have also 900 head of fine graded
ewes which will sell at s325 per head. This
II q fine opportunity for any person wishing
to engage In the Sheep business with young,
healthy, acclimated stock.
DAN GRUwELL,
FLINT Crsek) New Chicago, p. o., MT.
October 20, 1884. 7gS7t
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A Canadians conundrum.
Fran fba HnnfrpuI TVifn.ss

A gentleman to-day remarked: "If we
were fighting the United States we would
exchange prisoners OF war. As we are en-
gagged in commercial barter with them, why
should we not exchange prisoners Of COM
merce?" If this were the rule we should
have no difficulty with the bank manage rs,
cashiers and other defaulters
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attempt 10 wreck the Train Carrying
the Logan Party.
PEORIA, H., Oct. 22.-The demonstration
in honor Of Logan to-day was the largest aud
most imposing ever witnessed in this city.
He was met at Galesburg by the reception
committee and escorted here. At a point
one mile west OF Knoxville a dsstardly at.
tempt was made to wreck the train convey
ing the party. The train was running at the
rate Of forty miles an hour, and upon round
ing curve the engingeer noticed an obstruc--
ton on the track. He put on the brakes, but
did not succeed in bringing the train to a
stop until the engine had run over two of
the four ties which had been laid across the
rails. The news of the dlabolical attempt
on the life Of General Logan aud escort;ng
party spread rapidly and aroused The most
Intense indignation.
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The New Steamer Line.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.--Concerning the pi r
chase by the Red Star Line Of the American
Steamship Company's steamers, and the pro-
posed development OF the Philadelphia end
officers Of the company here say 1t IL also the
intention 70 organize : branch Of the new
American line TO run between New York
aud Liverpool.
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MARSHAL BoTKIS's APPOINTMENTS.
Marshal BotlSin will address meetings at
the following places during tho campaign:
October 24-Dillon. evening.
October 25-Gleadale, evening.
October 2-Townsend, evening.
October CALIFORNIAN, evening.
November depot lHelena) evening.
November 3-Helena, evening.
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''While Others Fought to Win the Prize.
From N ReI,oiouS Ercbonos

There is church being built in Michigan
in which "the seats will be opera chairs Of
cherry, mahogany finished, with . fitting
back, each seat provided with hat, shawl,
cloak, book, umbrella and cane rack, and a
foot rest" And some of the good brethren
belonging to the other churches are saying
that such a comfortable edifice will be alto
gether unorthodox and sinful.
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BIDS FOR DELIVERING WOOD.

BuTTa, u. T., Oct. 20, 1884.
Bids will DO received at the office Of the
anaconda Smelling Works, in Anaconda,
Montana, up to II O'clock, noon, on Novsm-
ber 10, 1884, fer delivering at the lower end
Of hume, on Nall Greek, in Deer Lodge
County, Three Hundred Thousand 1900, OOO)
cords of wood, to be delivered in four al
years, at the rate Of Seventy Five thousand
10000 cords Der year, or faster II contractors
For particulars inquire at office In Aana-
conda. 70S2t
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AT THE New York Stock Exchange last
Thursday Frederick T. Brown, of b. L. Hor-
ton Il Co., who will vote the Democratic
ticket, offered 5000 against $4,000 that
Blaine and Logan would carry every North
err State. The offer was not accepted.
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HOUSE AND MILL PROPERTY.

As am about to remove from Deer Lodge,
1 offer for sale or rent the dwelling house
Deer Lodge; also my Touring mill aud ma.
chinery, in first-class order, will be sold at
very reasonable price. An association of
farmers could purchase and operate this mill
to great advantage.
JOSEPH RICHARDS,
797-tf Deer Lodge.
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John !. Blair, who managed the Chicago
corner in corn last month, Is Jsrseyman by
birth, and snce ran unsuccessfully for Gov
ernor In the State across the river. He Is
the protector Of the Blair system of railroads
In Iowa, and Is worth $40 900, 900.
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Portland the Filth Commercial City.
FROM On. PARLIAMENTARY call.

Portland, Oregon, now ranks fifth among
the commercial cities of this country, and
among the cities which she outranks is Phil
adclphis. The commercial decadence Of
Philadelphia is due te the fact that it op-
presses and drives cut corporations.
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797-tf
FOR SALE,

/ offer for sale my Ranch, adjoining the
patented; good water, good dwelling and
outhouses; all under good fence. Terms rsa-
sonable. Good cause for selling. Apply to
the undersigned for any further information.
MICHAEL DUFFY.
794-2m Philipsburg
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Inc latest spiritnalistic apparatus copaIst.
Of telephone diaphragm attached q ~
sounding board Of piano, and conpecssd s hv
VIZ p z second piano In the immsdists
nsisnoosnood. Music played upon the lsltsr
n = aep,oaucss upon the former, but more
was detected Ia Providence sStar : ~. SovIee
muneratlvs moaths run. ~
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THEpeople Of Mlssouls county can place q
very intelligent, earnest, indefatigably in
dustrious, and worthy man In the Legisla-
ture by electing VIII Kennedy to the Coun.
Gil! We known him thoroughly we'll and
speak what we know.
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wa.,erson Defends the Administration

From the Louisville Courier. Journal.
1t is telegraphed from Washington that
some of the heads of departments are COM
plstely controlled by their wives. Alas and
alas this despotic state Of affairs is not con-
Gned to WASHINGTON and the Goxernment.
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cna,rman ZONES, t.andid on,nion

Sh1HiiiAh oobcb Sahci" OpiulCH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Chairman Jones, OF
the Republican National Committee, when
asked to give candid opinion on the re-
suit In Ohio, said 81 express the opinion of
every member Of the Committee when say
the result in Ohio is in the highest degree
satisfactory. Three weeks ago we were As
sured that with energetic work there was a
fair prospect of carrying the State by fIsm
SIX to eight thousand. Later canvass ems
bled our friends there to give expectation Of
q plurality Of from ten to fifteen thousand.
At no time we claimed more. OF course
many who were less informed placed the es.
Inmates At higher figures, but for that the
Committee Is not responsible. The Ohio
election Presages to certain degree the SEN
timent Of the people on National questions,
but individual preferences and prcjudices
operated largely In every locality. 1t in no
wise represented the real strength Of the Ma
tional ticket. For instance, in one town
where 80 Irish-Americans voted the Repub-
lican ticket, there are absolutely know to be
100 votes Of the same class that will go to
Blaine. The same percentage Of gain from
the wage-earning and Irish-American ele-.
ments alone In Ohio, as exemplfied In the |
vote Of the large cities, will carry that state
In November for Blaine and Logan by 40 |
900 majority. Furthermore, they will carry |
every Northern State, and upon careful cal
New York State by $4,000 majority. |
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Henry Ward Beecher's Memory Improving.
From the Portland Press.

From the Portland Press.
Mr.. Beeehers memory shows signs of i'm
provement. He can now recall accurately q
conversation held at a dinner table many
years ago. When few years ago he was
examined in court on matters which would
have been likely to make a lasting impress
sioR upon his mind, a large part Of his
answers were, Il don't know or Il don't
remember
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A Distinguished Coach Load Held up.
Helena Herald, Goth

Helena Herald, 20h.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Hsimerdinger, Of the Bell
Telephone office, received this afternoon the
following telephone message from jefferson
City:
The coach which left here this morning,
after the arrival Of the Helena train, for
Jefferson City, on which were Judge Wade,
Col Johnston, Warren Toole, Judge Chum-
asero, Rev. L. L. Wood, T. II. Carter and
others, was held up just over the range by
five men. They were mounted, and had two
extra horses, saddled, and it is supposed that
they were horse thieves who thought Ed
monson lin the Lewis and Clarke county Jail
for horse stealing) was on board, being con-
veyed to Boulder for trial There was on
the coach a Deputy Sheriff from Bozsman,
whose name we were unable to lsarn, with
prisoner named Murray. He did not like
the idea Of being "held up" and turned
loose with his gun, seriously wounding one
of the attacking party, at which they de-
campsd, taking their wounded man with
them. They crossed the range in tho dirsc.
ton Of Beavertown, at which place four Of
them were seen later. 1t is supposed they
left their companion dead on the range.
Later advices say the man killed was
named Warfeld. Sheriff Cameron, of
Meagher county, is the man who opened fire
on the attacking party. He received bullet
hole through his coat. Warheld is said to be
one Of the witnesses for the defense in the
case Of the Territory VS.. Edmon son.
Later advices cleaned from exchanges state
that thu nffieara had init tto,, hat
federates of Edmonson aud Murphy, the
horse thieves, would try to rescue them en-
route to Boulder. They were not sent,
therefore, on the coach which contained
Judge Wade and the attorneys, but retained
Helena, and the highwaymen were very
much disappointed whom they did not find
them on board. They had two extra horses,
evidently intended for their use. 1t is be-
lieved JEFF Edmonson and Charlie warfsld
were Of the rescue party of five. Sheriff
Cameron and Deputy Murray, who were fol-
lowing the coach in buggy, and about Is
minutes behind 1t, run into the party of
when they reached the point
whore tho coach had been held up. Cameron
jumped from the buggy and exchanged about
q dozen shots with them, and although 1t Is
believed one Of the party was wounded, it IL |
not definitely known. Two parties are in |
pursuit.
On Tuesday morning Deputy Sheriff Steele, |
Ross Dsegan, joe DeBar and three others |
started from Helena for Boulder with MUIR |
ply and Edmonson, and at Jefferson would |
be reinforced with two or three other off, |
GERS. 1t is not probable that party would be |
attacked. ...-
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ITAH & NORTHERN TIME TABLE.
Taking Effect Sept. Is. 1884.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Hours Of Arrival at Garrison.

From the Northern Pacific Time Table,
we give below the hours of arrival at Garrison.
Trains stop from five TO fifteen minutes.
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. Pacific Express, LIST class-12:05 n. IN
EASTWARD BOUND.
No. 2-Atlantic Express, LIST class 2.J0 A. IN
The Mixed Trains between Butte and Hell
ena connect at Garrison
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The Democratic Majority In West vir-
,,,,;. NJ. Ox a 0oa


ginia Not over 1000.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 17.-As far as
heard from, % counties in this State give
Democratic majorities of IL, 1873; % counties
give Republican msjorities Of s,277; Demo-
cratic majority, 1850, with four counties to
hear from, which may increase the Demo-
cratic majority 1900. The Democratic plu-
rality in 1880 was 1876 and . 100 over the
Republicans and Greenbackers. This year
the Republicans and Greenbackers fused. II
appears, however. that the Democratic
Greenbackers In most counties went back on
their party and the Republican Greenbacken
did the same. The campaign was virtually
. square issue between the Republicans and
Democrats. The total vote will surpsas any
10 The history Of the State.
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The Old, Old Story.

From the Noru.feid Ners.
It's going to be the cid, old story. The
party that made the nation rich is going to
be retained in business at the old stand.
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!!!|l

For Delegate 10 Congress,
HIRAM KNOWLES,
of Butte.
For District Attorney ID Judicial District.
FRANK T. MCBRIDE,
of Butte.