Deathof Andrew Ferguson.^Andrew Ferguson, the man who was
foundlying in the street about a week ago,^supposably drunk, and taken to jail, died^at the county farm last Wednesday. Ker^guson was found insensible in his cell next^morning and all efforts to arouse him^proved futile. It was supposed he was un^der the iniluenceof some narcotic, aud be^was removed to the county farm for better^medii al treatment than he could receive In^jail. 11c never rallied. He was buried by^the county, no Inquest being held. The^deceased leaves a wife who lives In the^valley below the city. It Is said she h it^her husband some time before his death on^account of his dissipated habits.
Along felt want supplied^the hrst-ciaat^restaurant of J. \V. SrartT.
Myrup^^r Figs,
Producedfrom the laxative and nutritious^juice of California tigs, combined with the^medicinal virtues of plant* known to be^ni^ st beneficial to the human system, acts^gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels,^effectually cleansing the *)*tem, dUpelling^colds and headaches, and curing habitual^constipation.
AttentionTroop A.
Themembers of this troop are hereby^ordered to report at the Armory on Tues^^day, April 30. at 12:30 sharp. Kull dress^uniform thelmet with spike), dismounted.^A full attendance Is requested. By order.
(saw.VV. Unas, Capt.
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Agentleman saaajstsi with the con^^struction department uf tfie Northern I'a-^citJc railway Informed (he* J.^iiai'*^DXNT^that the contract for building the branch^from Gallatin to Hutte will be let at M.^Taul within the next efveu days. The^contract will call for tfie completion of the^road by Nov. 'Hi of the present year. Tro-^posals are being received from some of the^heaviest railroad contractors in the north^^west, who have had men out looking over^the line of the proposed road.
