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.Tonight I almost envy yon ■- U ?S T D AY'S ' Your quiet’ bbd that seems ------:fe ., i presume m m m l m m m t i Jlqa' narrow for the coining i * * * -££«g£ S T A T E CAPI prlfitL . . Of ahynofseor dreaijto/ Yotetif9f |p>T6; apd ther senate also one _ hundred fn tKift;; „ ___ passed it by * ròte of 13 to 0. FUBUMHING{&? Bo when the earth ts not too hard— A Large Lot of Dilli' Cure -for Consuraptioa ; m -my . „ -A moist and pleasant mold— The Normal School Bçnd 'BIU w m The house concurred in ,the senate ftimily, and I ^ am 'continually advising others news corresponisivoe, m*ou- With dandelions litre and there, amendment to tfia general¿ appropriation .i— , ______>r' theeditorfal departm&at, Like scattered blls of gold, . P ass«! Among Other«—Hfelbna’o Water to get it,- Undoubtedly it. is the 1» i4dw»aed to >" Editob T bxbdnk . bill raising. the salary of two or three , r *l i v * i , V v ‘ - i . Then maybe 1 shall break my way , Bond Proposition Defeated. The earth und grasses through, board clerks 3300 each and increasing «¡the- Dillon postoffioe tor trapsmte- ■ And siutling with' my drowsy eyes the Bum allowed for the traveling ex­ 13971347 ' the mails as second-class matter. - : Shall come to sleep with. you. . Condensed from Anaconda Standard. ' penses o f the mine inepeetpr from $1,500 —Bertha G. Davis lit Kate Field's Washington. . The fourth legislative assembly of Mon­ ,? ( ADVERTISING. to $2,000. At 6:30 o’olock p. m. thè tana adjonrned at midnight last Thurs­ LooAi Notices 15 cento a line (Nonpareil FAMOUS ENGLISH . house tooè a recess for an hour. neaeqre) for first insertion; 12 cento a line for day night. It was a busy day in both The conference committee on house i ever used.—"W. C. M iltknberger , Clarion, Pa., iwh »ateequent insertion. .. Borne Noticeable Weapons That Are Ex- houses. In the senate on the third read­ a Bkmumo Notices on local page (Brevier type), hibited In the , bill 374, and senate bill 102, reported that Dec. 29, 1894.------1 sell Pieo’s Cure for Consump­ cento a line forfiret insertion; 20 cents a lint ing of the house bills the proposition to •achwxheeanent insertion. ^ ■$Vhopver visits-the Loudon Tower the differences had been adjusted, and tion, and never have any com- “ allow the city of Helena to bond itself for F i g o 's c u r e f o r PisEbAY Advertisements , by the month or may enjoy a veritable feast of swords, they recommended that the house recede laints.—E. S h o r e y , Postmaster, The Be« OougU Syrup. I ■ rear, Inserted at reasonable rates. Prices fur­ a water supply was defeated by a vote of Thstes Good. Use in time.| bished on application but amid the numberless array of Weap­ from its amendments to senate bill 102, horey, Kansas, Dec. 21st, 1894. 5 to, 9. The bill had been reported by Sold by Druggists. Guanoes in' standing advertisements will be ons there are one or two that are espe­ and accept the ‘ senate amendments to hade (it desired) once ~a month without extra cially Avorthy of notice. There is the the judiciary committee, and was knock­ m E sm asam in "a«» > Where ads. Ere cKanged oftener tiian House bill 374. of state, which is girt on the ed out without discussion. , * ,r (hoe a month, the cost of composition „will be. The effeot of these bills 5s passed is to [larged. Copy for changes in ads. must be sent monarch's side aftor his anointing at A large number of house bills passed I by Wednesday preceding day of issue. continue the contract system at the state the imposing ceremony of coronation, and the senate went into committee of the Berths, Mabbiaoks and D eaths inserted free prison. The report of the contract sys­ (ten the simple annoonbement is desired; oom- which girding is more honored in the whole, Cullen in the chair. The only Jents, obituary poetry, etc., 5 centr a line. When, breach, one would suppose, when the tem was not adopted without a hard fight. ^otioes are not furnished, it is concluded a men- matter of special interest that came up ' " ' ' I* ionof the event is not wished and none will be monarch is a lady. The sword is first It was referred to the judiciary commit­ was the bill requiring candidates for. made. consecrated by the primate, and by him tee after considerable heated discussion. ► Cabds of Thanks , 20 cents a line. handed to the lord chamberlain, whooffice to have the signatures of 5 per cent, N otices of Festivals, Fairs, Sociables, Parties, Von Tobel spoke in favor of the completes the function. It is a two hand of the voters to their petitions before Concerto, Supper», etc., for which admission fee adoption of the report. He was opposed Is to be charged or where articles are to be ed weapon, with rich deoorationsonhjl.t they could get a place on the official bal­ offered for sale 10 cento a line. to the contract system, but other consid­ and pommel and scabbard; Of scarcelylot. Leonard, Eggleston and Hatch y erations compelled him to favor this re­ SOCIETY CARD9. less importance is the “ sword of mercy, ” Strongly advocated this measure, and ► port. If these bills did not pass it would BEWARB borne before the sovereign in the coro­ Steele opposed it. The bill passed. ot imitation trade is the whole story Company K, N. O. M.—Meets for drill at nation procession. This sword is named jeopardize the laws of 1893. marks and-labels. ► House bill 360, the census bill was in­ Armory Hall every Moniday evening. Curtana, but though undoubtedly very about y F. J. Bird, 1st riprgt. Vlf. J. Crowell, Capt. definitely postponed. House hill 127, ... Booth also spoke in favor of the report. ancient it can hardly claim to be the Oceldeutal Encampment No. 0 ,1 .0 .0. F. He deplored the contract system but he fr —Meets the 1st and 8a 8aturday nights of eaoh original Curtana forged by tho famousregulating insurance companies and the month at Lodge Hall, in Glendale. All sojourn­ resolution appropriating money for aconsidered it absolutely essential that fr ing patriarchs, in good standing, are invited to Munifioan. attend. V This original Curtana was the magicstate janitor and additional clerical forcethese bills pass und it was evident that to W. 1L Bell, Scribe. K. N. Hilbinger, C. P. weapon of , bold knight pass them they would have to accede to H Ola',Lodge, No. 10. I. O. G. T.-Meete at under the direotion of thè state board of that senate amendment. After the com­ Good Templars’ hall, Glendale, every Friday of - ’s most warlike days.examiners, were concurred in, also the Costs no more than other package soda—never, spoils veiling. Visitinng members of the Order are Our own Curtana is in any case many mittee in judiciary reported favorably on oardially Invited to attend. fish and game bill, and the bill to pro­ . _ flour—universally acknowledged purest in the world. J» Edward Harrison. Seo'y. A. C. Moe. C. T. centuries old. It is square pointed, with mote the manufacture of beet sugar. the conferees’ report, the latter was Occident Lodge No. 8, K. of P.—Meets in the look as though the point had been Made only by CIIUUCH & CD,, New York, Sold by grocers everywhere. I* convention even; Thursday evening in the Castle Numerous resolutions were passed. adopted. broken short; hence possibly its name. Hall. ooraer of Bannack and Idaho streets. All The governor sent a message to the j W rite for Arm and Hammer Jiook o f valuable Recipes—ifRIiH- j* visiting Knights are cordially invited to attend. A fine gold .wire covers its handle, and Alex. Singer, C. C. In the house under the third reading house, stating that in the general appro­ Jas. A. Meyers, K. B. 8. the scabbard is remarkably ornate. Two Apollo Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. V.— Meets other swords are oarried at the corona­of house bills, the following measures priation bill appropriations for the jani­ •very Monday evening at its hall on the corner of tion ceremony—swords symbolical of were read a third time ’ and passed: No.tor and for neoessary extra olerioal as­ Idaho and Bannack Btreete. Sojourning brothers In jo od standing are cordially invited to attend. spiritual and temporal justice, the first314, relating to the construction of the sistance at the discretion of the. board of ELKHART ÛAURgâOE and HMESS MFG. CO. Mayers Sec. H. Genther, N. G. with an obtuse point, the latter sharp. podes and the aots of First, Seoond, examiners had been omitted. A resolu­ Have Sold To Conr.uracr* For S& Years» DIUon Lodge No. 7, A. Q. V.. W.-Meeto Curtank and these two justice swords $21.50 «at'fnnthem the ('salen',profits. Wo aro the Oldest the first and third Tuesday evenings of eaoh Third and Fourth Legislative assemblies;tion was passed appropriating- $600 for and Largest n: mufacturers in America selling month at 8 o'clock, in A. O. U. W. Hall, corner are not often called upon to make a pub: thid way. Bhlp t abject to approval.Wepay freigM 372, the general appropriation bill; sub­janitors and $3,000 for the olerioal assist­ m both waus if not satisfactory. ‘Everything war- Bannack and Idaho streets. Sojourning brethren lio appearance. It is happily more than ranted. Why Why pay pay an an Agent Agent 810 $1(5 to $50 Coto order ’ for“ in good standing are cordially invited to attend. stitute for senate bill No. 40, for the ance. youi Write your own order. Boxing free. We PhUD. MoGough,Sec. A. Judges, M.W. a half century since they were last re­ Bills were read and passed as follows: take all the risk of damage in shipping. Ilannack Lodge No. 3 ,1. 0 . 0. F.—Meets quired at a coronation, but wheneverfurther protection of game and fish. w h o le sale prices No.-130. Road Wagon. keryvery Wednesday . evening at its hall in Glendale. the sovereign opens parliament in per­ On motion of Gordon, a resolution was House bill 365, concerning compensation bjoorning' r brethren in good standing are ooi- Spring Wagono $ 3 0 t o S 4 5 . Guaranteed adopted allowing Mrs Featherly, Missof attaches and members of the legisla­ AsGood lally invited to attend. son theBword of state first inentioued is same aa sell (or fliO to (75. It styles o f R o a d As Sold A. C. Moo, Sec. Peter Leybold, N. G. called from its repose. Emmeline Green, Miss Rosa Payette, ture. The per diem of speaker and pres­ W asono. Surreys With long- fenders, seo, Ccn for$7&. Steedman Post, No. 8, G. A. 11.—Regular some 0 8 sell for CS5 to tlOO. Top Buggle*Aalow V —U neetings areheld on the third Saturday of each Tho lord mayor’s sword is even more Mrs. Honsinger, W. D. Standsifer and ident is fixed at $10 each; house bill 324, os $35. Phaetons as low as $65, ‘ nonth at the post rooms. Comrades in good familiar to the general public, and not Cunningham’# obstruction. in theaters standing are cordially invited to attend. . Edward Griudrod ®10 eaoh for the use of HARNESS. ,i Thos. Lougliridge, Poet. Com. only London, but most ptlior corpora­ bill, relative to Indies’ hats; senate bill 00.styles, Sin/rle, Double and Farm. Hiding Saddles, their typewriting machines during the Bridles and Fly Nets. Send 1 cants In stamps to Dillon Publlo Library Association-— tions, have their sword and sword bear­ session. No. 110, concerning county attorney’s to pay postage,112 page catalogue. Corner room, M”sonio building. Upon every er. It is a pieturosquo survival of the evonlng, except Saturday and Sunday, and on Tho house refused to conour in the repeal the aot requiring them to examine No. 41. Wagon. Ö40. W. B. P52ATT, Secretary, Elkhart, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons. middle ages, which one would rogrot~to Everybody welcome. see abolished— part of the ritual of statesenate amendments to the measure con­corporation»; senate bill 103, reappor­ Prospect Lodge No. 2 0 ,1. O. 0 . T.—Moots customs, which ritual is by no means cerning licenses, and the speaker appoint­tioning counties iu the sixth, seventh and every werlmsdiy night at O.ld Fellows Hall, in Dillon, Sojonrnlng members are cordially in­ meaningless, Public action must often ed'as a conference committee on the partninth judicial districts; senate bill 71, “ CUPI DEME" vited to attend. be of a figurative character. Such is theof the house Representatives Monteatli, concerning the selection aud sale of stale This great V esubio Viola Hioh, C .T . Thos. Lougliridge, Seo. minnn fjB.iBito'0 5 IiSlI Vlt«llxi*r,llu-prescrlp- mode by which the city of London some­ Jones and Joseph Oker. lands. tlim of a famous I’rt-m-h physician, will quleklv cure you of all ncr- O. E . 8 .—Lodge moots second and fourth times does honor to thosowho havorun-. yous or discuses of the generative organs, such us Lost Manhood, Tuesdays of eaoh montii In committee of the whole, Spriggs in Tho house refused to conour in the Insomnia, I’nhis In tho Buch, Uchdiml Kmisslons. Nervous Bohillty, W . M.. Mrs. G. W. Dart; W. P., K. T. 'Wing! derod the nation good service, presenting ■Dimples, Unlit 11css to Marry, KxImnsUng Bruins, Varicocele ami A. M,. Mrs. J. F. Bishop; S’y. Mrs. \V, A. JoneB; the chair, house bill No. 377, providing senate bill appointing inspectors of meat Constipation. Itstopsall Josseshy (lay nr night. I‘revi‘litsi)uiclcness to them swords of honor. Theso ,civio of discharge, which If not checked lends to Spermuton-hcou uudull W ., Mrs. T. M. O’Connor; 8., Fidel Haber; A.C., in cities of 10,000 inhabitants. Mrs. D. T. Chapman. Bwords have been given to men like for the classification of counties created i n r r n n . AC-rrn the horrors of Impotency. j D tr U H L AND A r 1 fc.H CUl'IDKSIK strengthens Mid restores small weak organs. - - Glendale Lodge, No. ill, A. O. U. IV. - Lord Napier, Lord Clyde, Lord Wolso- for the Fourth legislature and fixing the The governor reported that he had •The reason sufferers tire not cured by Doctors Is hoenuse ninety »or cent are Ironhlod w-tii ' MoetB every Monday evening, at 8 o’clock, at the ley. Wellington received one in his day, compensation of county officers, was re­signed house bill No. 252, relating to, the I’ r a .ln tltl*. CUI’IDENIS Is the only known remedy to cure without -in operation. .WIO testimoni­ I. O. O. F. hall,. Sojourning brothers, in good als. A written guarantee given and money returned If six boxes does not ollect a permanent cure aud so did tho Prussian Bluchor.— Lou­ fees of the district court clerks; 288, rela­ »1,00u hos, six for i-I.OO, hv mall. Send for l-KiCKch-oidar and testimonials. standing, are oordially invited to attend. commended for passage. 1 . Address D A VOL IIU IU U IK E C o., 1*. O. Box Bun Francisco, Cal. Jfor Vale by A. J. Mucker, Han., A. A. Aloe, M. W. don Standard. House bill No. 110, providing for tho tive to the mileage of county officers; 809, N. M. W h it e , Druggist, Dillon, Montana. segregation of a portion of Madison andconcerning the jurisdiction of justices’ CHURCH DIRECTORY. Tho ozarinas, or collar ornaments, growattaching the same to Gallatin county,--courts; 317 relative to the action for the In beauty liko the night. Prom the sim­ Was taken,up. It was ably defended byrecovery of damages to property real and Catholic.—Services at the St. Rose church the plest to tho most sumptuous tlioy adorn first and soootld Sunday in every month at 10:30 every window and hold the gaze of every Cooper and Alderson, while Isdell pre­ personal; 851, to compile and publish a. ra. llov. Father C. Pauwelyn. woman who venturos by. sented the opposition. The bill was in­ the codes. Episcopal.—Services at the St. JameBchurch Beautiful oxamples of round broodies definitely posponed. The scliool book bill was brought into evbry Sunday at 11 a. m. (one service) by llov. S. f D. Hooker, missionary in chargo. Sunday school aro scon with intorlaoings of fino black A communication was received from the arena again and for a last time sent St 8 p. m. enameled lines. Theso make tho back­ the governor announcing that he had ap­to the rear. The legislature leaves the M ethodist.—Services at tho Grace M. E. ground, os it wore, for other forms in DILLON, MONTANA uhnrch every evening at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. whito or colored enamol or are ocoontod proved and signed house bill No. 8, relat­question wide open? Bev. Mr. Tait, pastor, Sunday school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting at 6 p. m., Tlmrsday.. by gems or pearls. — Jewelers’ Ciroular. ing to the agricultural college; 311, re= As the last moments of the session ap­ Baptist.—Services In the First Baptist church pealing sections of tho political code re­ proached, the members who had held Job Printers, at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. ilev. W. H, Brooks, pastor. Snnday scliool at 12:15 p. m., prayer lating to the seat of government; No. 314, themselves all the evening began to ex­ meeting at 7:30 p. m.,Thursday. THE BEAUTIFUL ROCKIES. relating to the meeting and organizationpand a little, and'bills and papers began Presbyterian.—Ilev. Waiter Hayes, ptis- Book Printers, *or. Church Bouth of court house. Service of the legislature; N o.. 45, providing for to fly in all directions. The fun was They Contain the Grandest Scenery and at 11 o’clock, a. m. and 8:00 p. m. every Sundny, the incorporation of co-operative associa­called to a halt by Tallant, and the mem­ Sabbath school after morning service. Prayer the Most Famous Gold Camp In the W orld. meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursdays. Y. P. S. C- E. t, tions; senate bill No. 26, the medical bers settled into their seats with a keowl- 8:80 every Sabbath evening. The richest, the grnndest, most awe-in- Book Binders, practice act, and house bill No. 377, for edgo of what was to , come. In a few spifing range of mountains in the known the classification o f counties, were read abrief but appropriate words, tho member LIMA CHURCH AND SOCIETIES. world is the Rooky mountain range, ex- third time and passed. from Cascade presented tlje speaker withStereotypers, ten ting entirely across and beyond the Lim a Lojrde, U. I>., A . P. and A . M.—ltegu­ The conference report on senate bill 40, a very fine watffi and chain, thanking lar communication at Masonio hall every Friday, state of Colorado. Grand old Pike’s evening. Sojonrnlng brethren in good standing the fish and game bill, recommending him for the acc eptable manner in which . are cordially invited to attend- Peak, at the foot of which is situated the Lithotypers, ,y concessions on each side, was acceptedthroughout the session, he presided over W . B. Dean, Seo’y, V. W . Grace, W. M. marvelous Cripple Creek gold camp, is Llm a-M , E . Church.—Rev. E. E. Simmons, by the house and senate. the deliberations of the assembly. here. That great national ‘illustrated etor. Services second and fourth Sunday morn- The, following bills were acted upon i and evenings of each month. family paper, the Rocky Mountain Illus­ The speaker was very much overcome Engravers. Nightengale Division, No, 408.—Meets in favorably in committee of the whole andat this mauilestation of the esteem of the I. O. O. F. hall every Saturday afternoon at 2 trated Weekly, published at Denver, o’olock. were concurred in by the house: House metnbers, but recovered and replied in a E. Jacobs, F. A. K Dan Gutting, C. E. Colorado, (established 1890), illustrates bill 378, to authorize the state boafd offew well ohosen words. Then Speaker New St-ite Lodge, No) 343, H. L. F.—Meets this grand scenery eaoh week and tells examiners' to examine the claims of J. D. every Wednesday afternoon in I, O. O. F. ha'L all about the wonderful west. Also, true Pro Tern Joy was presented with a cane Arthur Croy, Seo'y. Wm. Dean, Master. Taylor; senate bill 95, relating to the stories of love and adventure. This big by Speaker Swett in behalf of the mem- Ladles’ Aid Society.—Meets every Wednee- confirmation ot-persons appointed by the dayaftemoon at homes of members. ------~------weekly;' containing eight large pages, bersrand ío y presented* Chaplain-Ship^ Mrs. E. A. Bally, Pres. governor; senate bill 94, relating to arbor is our specialty. fifty-six long colnmns, will be sent on pen with a cane on behalf of the members The Ladles’ A axillary—Meets every second day; senate bill 55, relating to the fees Taesday afternoon at the Enj neer’s hau. Mrs. trial three months (13 weeks) for only in general, and the delegation from Sil­ Ella Gutting, president, am re. Milt Hassell, charged by the secretary of state. ^ vice-president twelve two-cent stamps; club of five for ver Bow in particular. The sensation of the afternoon was the Lima Lodge, No. 4 5 ,1. Q. O. F.—Meets at a dollar bill. Handsome, solid gold rings After a breef speech of acceptance by its hall every Thursday evening. All visiting report of the conference committee on brothers in good standing are invited to attend set with beautiful Rocky mountain gems Rev. Mr. Shippen and a few remarks by L. Lee, Seo’y. A. Christensen, N. G. the school book bill. The conferees were are given free as premiums to yearly sub Collins and the irrepressible Von Tobel, Montana Encampment, No. 1 0 ,1, O. O. F. in session all the morning and again this —Meets the seoond and fourth Thursdays of each Bribers. Address as above and mention the members turned themselves loose, month at the lodge hall. All sojonrnlng patri­ afternoon, and when they finally reported archs in good standing are Invited to attend. our paper when you write. 43.6m and passage of bills from hand to head at 2:30 o’clock p. m., every one was on the A. L. Mauk. Scribe B. W . Nelson, C. P. was something wonderful. The air was quivive to see which side had won. It full of bills, it snowed bills with books SOCKTY CARDS-TWIN BRIDGES.! was soon learned that the committee had OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. and ohair cushions thrown in indiscrimi­ not g?t together. Four brought in a ma­ .Twin Bridges Lodge, No. 17, A . O. U. W . - nately. CONGRESSIONAL. jority report recommending that the state Meeto every Friday evening in Masonic halL So­ In the senate the time was passed in a journing brethren, in good standing, are cordially U. 8. senator, Hon. Thos. C. Power, Helena. recede from its amendments and that Representative, Hon. 0. 8. Hartman, Bozeman. mixture of horseplay and business, tery invited to attend. Harper’s readers be substituted for J. R. Comfort, Recorder. G. E. Pitcher, M. W* STATE. much the same as in the house. Early in Twin Bridges Lodge No, 27, A. F. and A. Governor, John E. Rickards. Stickrey’s, Barnes Complete geography the evening the governor sent in the M .—Meets every second and fourth Saturdays of Lieut, governor, Alex. C. Botkin. for Fry’s Advanced geography, and the eaoh month in Masonic hall. Sojourning mem­ Secretary of state, Louis Rotwitt. communication making nominations as bers, in good standing, always welcome. State auditor. Andrew B. Cook. Spencerian copy books for the Graphic Wm. McClay, Seo’y. M. H. Lott, M. W> State treasurer, Franklin W. Wright. follows: Attorney general, Henri J, Haskell. system. This report was signed by Liberty Lodge No. 7,1. O. G.T.—Meets For a commission to select a capito! rvm y Ssturdoy evening in Templar halL So- Snpt. public instruction, E. A, Steere. Smead and Sligh on the part of the sen­ Chief jnstioe, W . Y. Pemberton. site: A. J. Davidson, Lewis and Clarke; *Ca$*%ldr&<8ec’y.ay* W , F. Nye, C.T. Asssoci&te judges, E.N . Harwood, W . H. De­ ate and Oook and Joy, house members of witt. E. D. Ellis, Gallatin ; E. D. Edgerton, Clerk supreme court, Benj. Webster. the committee. Lewis and Clark; E. H. Talcott, Park; Notice to Co-Owners, ■ COUNTY. * Brosnon and Bond snbmitted a minor­ E. D. Leavitt, Silver Bow. . To Louis Pens and John B. Rossi, or their as­ State senator, Geo. M. Brown. Dillon. ity report recommending nothing, bat Representatives, H. Knippenberg, Glendale, W. signs, -Batte, Mont.: Yon (will please take Commission for thè Erection of a capi­ . ■ notioe that your co-owner, Domeniek Pane A Jones, Dillon. saying they did not agree witL the ma­ District judge, Frank Showers, Boulder. has mads miffing improvements and labor upon jority. nThe report was adopted by the' to!: W . JL Flowerree, Teton; W. M. the Tiger lode mining claim, situated in Yi- County commissioners, O. M. Best, pand• mining district, Beaverhead connty. state chairman, Dillon, Geo.Gal breath, Deweys, Hen. senate, but the motion to adopt the re­ Bickford, Missoula ; O. K . Oole,,Lewiá ry Thompson, Lima, v ^ ofMbtttona,of thevoloe of one hnndred dol- and Clarke; O. F. Floyd, Silver Bow. Jon eteh for the years 1892, aad lBSL Said claim Clerk and recorder. T. J. Murray. port stirred up a vast ¿mount of opposi­ volaini issitnatedaiiosthalfot a ,mite north of Clerk district court, B. Z. Thomas. tion inthe house. .t ■■ Members of the state sohoòl of mines T Mm MsBtonUrlode mining claim, which lastmen- : Sheriff, Thos: F. Hamilton. dnlabntoheldi^U.S. patomt. Yon have - Aaocmor, A J. Noyes- Ainotion to table the reportwas carried commission: F. E . Sargearnt, O. W . Treasurer, J. G. Shannon. ItbeMlribato any o f jtrar. shore of arid ex- Goodnle, E . H. Wilson, M. & rk Patrick, County attorney, EL J. Conger., after considerable talk of various mem­ H an.8.C. W ni*ftCO-fl*fh*H. V.: Ora,t u a . m*...... Sopt. public instruction, Mrs. K. Poindexter. all of Silver Bow. • ~ 'fofoeoM ^Igwritoim Coroner, L Casbmore. ^ . - bers.; / / 5 v—*;", . ‘ , - tkartlqneii 1 htvfe triedxwmy tBffèfefit kinds o f meditane without tccèrrìag -M* Coonty «nrveyor, Jaoob Hartorig, Willia. Honse bill No. 36, introduced by Her- PnbUc administrator, J. Blob, These were all opnfirmed in exeentive cm aivniuoXi shey, relstifetp the preparation of balsession. Bopert J. Bii^ WM *lsoool¿ firmed «s ^^)étèrin i^^ÌL ^èr fioin