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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-30
LEGAL Advertise m cnts
NO. 1861
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OrricE, Helena. N. r.,

June 10Th. ISL:
Notice II hereby published that RliODERIC d
LEGGAT whose posiofAce address Is Red Mountain
City, Deer Lodge county. JOHN II. BUXTON and
JOHN c. ROBINSON. whose postoftice address IL
F. CHADWICK, whose pOstoficc address !. Helena.
Lewis and Clark county, Montana Territory have tins
day died application for patent under the Mining Lava
Ut Congress for their lode mining claim and mill site
situated In Moose Creek mining district, Deer Lodge
county. N. T. which claim Is originally recorded IN
the Office of the county recorder Of Deer Lodge cohn
IT, in Deer Lodge City, In book f. page 53I and which
IL particularly defcribed as follows: leginnn:
at stone set for corner No on said claim, from when
the Il section corner the Base Line sonth boundary
Of section 81. township north range west bears
north /: deg II min. east distant ll09s chains; run
ming thence south - deg. west 1870 feet TO u stnnc
thence south II deg east 1OO feet b stone. thence
north " de-. east 1860 feet to stone thence north
~ deg west 100 feet to the place Of beginning, desig
mated IL: 50 A.. containing nm srca OF 34a acres
Also mill site. lot 30 b.. adjoining begnnin. ut
west thains to a stone thence west !: chains to
stone thence north 20 chains 70 stone thence east
laos chains to post. thence south 153 chains I" the
place Ut beginning containing IN area Ot a.?' acres
claim being designated ~ lot ~ A. b., In township
south OF range west. aud containing an area Il
acres, upon which notice Of our intention to apply
for patent and diagram vi the official surrey thereof
il posted said claim comprising lUN feet sonthcrly
and 500 norhery from the discovery stake the
Day lode.
The nearest claimants to said premises the same
parties the Harvey lode adjoining, and on the Ben
Seymour lode about i mile distant. and the owners
Of the Nonpareil ard Dixie Odcs about 2H miles
southeast names unknown. W. L. CHILD,
2oSGOd Register.
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NO. Ell.
Application for Patent.

L. 5. LAND OFFICE
HELENA. ". r., August s. 1861
Notice is hereby published that +. H. IRVINE.
TiiOS H. IRVINE. ST.. THOS. II: IRVINE. ST..
Administrator Of the estate Of D. l.. Irvine. JAS \.
TALBOT, W. ". PIeOuSE. and WILLIAM l. IR-
VINE: whose postofiice is Deer Lodge NJ: IT,: and j.
f. FOltBIS. whose pOsiOfliec II Helena. NJ. T have
this day filed application for patent under the Mining
laws Of Congress. TO. the Independence lode Of $3.50
linear feet, and extending 100 feet eastcry and llC0
feet westerly from the discovery shaft, with surface
ground so feet IN width each side thereof, situated
IN Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory, in town.
ship u north Range west; which claim Is recorded
in Book in the Office Of the County Recorder Of
said county. and described follows In the field notes
and plat on file in this office, viz: Beginning at the
y. ". corner OF said lode, whence the y. f. corner
Of section - township q, north range west bears
north 81 deg 33 min ". 1881 chains distant. and
RAINING thence s. 81. deg l.. 10? feet. thence sl.
deg L. 2tU feet thence n 81 deg W. 100 teet thence
j. si4 deg ". !2OO feet To pace Of beginning. en-
oracig five and 81. lI acres, upon which no ice Ut
said application II posted.
There are I'D known lode- o. mining claims In the
vicinity OF said lode.
VIC. CHILD, Register.
L. u. LYMAN Atty. for Claimants. 2l5UM
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mo. c02.l
Application for Patent.
II. q. 1.Axn nrH,s,p

- u. y. LAND OrIUE,
HELENA, NJ. r.. July g. 1919
N0t,cc = ncr.hy published that JOHN H. ROGERS,
CiS, and CICERO J. MANNING. whose postoincs
% saas.s Is Yamh, Deer Lodge county, Moi tnna
under the Mimi. laws of Congress Tor their placer
mining claim situated in Pixies Peak mining district,
Deer Lodge county. NJ r.. and being described 40
.oMowe: me s"ufh Of south Il Of northeast 4 u
northwest \, and south n Of south Il Of northwest
= o. northeast \, and west n Of southwest \ of
northeast and east Of southeast e Of northwest
q ana east Ot wet n Of soutlens: Of northwest
an IN eection 30. In township No. north of range
!, west principal meridian. ~ r. containing an area
Intention to apply for patent 10 posted. md aid
cs,n's being recorded In the Office Of the district Re-.
The adjoining claimants to said premises are Bat.
tsfton Go. on the south, Irvine Co. On the east,
clark q C". on the north placer mining claimants.
On Nv W. G. CHILD. Register
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She 9e'' 9crth.1tf>t.
Saturday, August 30, 1873,
Is " SOLID.


sOU OVSSOs
1has 0seA olsse y Net Dall sfLiquii
ttre-8sW IL Decs0e SoliAaAsl.
'Trot Dana In the American Journal Of Philosophy
It seems now 70 be de demonstrated b,
astronomical and physical arguments
ments that arc independent, It should b,
noted, Of direct geological observation
that the interior Of the globe 10 essentially
solid.
The condition of tho carth's interior her,
recognized 10. 40 many readers will have
observed, that suggested long ago by Prof
w. Hopk,ns-thc author who first Offered
1880 mathematical argument In favor ol
the carth's either having very thick crus
or being solid throughout In a paper OF
Theories of Elevation and Earthquakes,
In lS47, Prof. Hopkins argues that the cen.
trail mass Of the earth became solid in con
sequence Of tho pressure whenever the tem
pcra,urc within reached limit that permit
ted of II; that crusiing At surface from
cooling commenced sficrward; aud that be-
tween the regions Of interior and extcriO,
s0lidjilcati0n there long remained q viscous
layer, which, in the progress Of time, was
gradually contracted by the union Of tho
solid nucleus to the thickcning shell.
The possibility Of qualification at ccatcr
from pressure, in the face OF temperature
too high for consolidation from cooling, has
not been xpcrimentslly demonstrated. &c,
number Of facts favor the principle. l,
has been urged that since the solidiiica ton
of rcks is attended by contraction. that Is,
by increase Of density, and since pressure
tends 70 produce this greater density, there's
fore pressure may bring about the condition
Of the solid. Tho fact that ice, which has
less density than water, changes to water
under pressure, has been appealed to In sup.
port Of the conclusion. Tho pressure to
which the mnterial within the earth Is sub.
jsctcd Is so great that experiment can never
initiate it. or directly hst its effects. Be.
meath only one hundred and fifty miles If
liquid rock, II would he not less than one
million Of pounds 10 the square inch. Less
than this may have been sufficient to pro.
ducc capitalization. and 30 give rigiditv To
the v:scous rock material, or at least so. af
ter the cooling the earth hns undergone.
The rigidity Of slowly solid,ficd rock IN be.
You'd tn. Of glass or stccl--or The degree
which. according to Sir VIM. Thompson,
must exist In order that the earth should he
- completely free ns II Is from, tidal move.
mcnts In It's mass.
According to the above, the solid part Of
the globe consists, ~ regards origin, of three
parts:
The central mass, consolidated by pres.
sure; the solidihcalion centrifugal, or from
the center outward.
The crust proper. consolidated by cooling;
the qualification ccntripctal, or from the
surface inward
The outer crust, or superficial costIngs-
the uppcrcrust- chiefly by the work.
ing over ANA celebrating Of the material of
the surface through external agencies, aided
by the cvcracting lateral force from contrac.
ton, and including oil terrsnes from the
Archgn upward.
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mo. 1907
Application for Patent.
Y, =. LAND OrruE.

q. =. LAND OFFICE,
HELEFA, N. r., July J. 1873
Notics ~ hereby published that WILLIAM +.
LANES CAkTEN. CHARLES MCDONNELL ana
JOHN McCLARNON. whose postofiice address 10
this dry fled application for patent under the Mining
law. Of Cong ess for their placer mining claim com.
prsing aOeO feet on the line Of the bar known 40 tho
.Gamhlers Hope" situated In Independence mining
district IN Deer Lodge county, NJ. r. which claim il
recorded In tho Office Of the county Recorder Of Deer
Ledge county. and II described AZ follows, to.wit:
The b: Is 81 n r. y Of N T.. 4. md N ". 4 Of
n. F. o. N. T. u. all In section ~. and the s. i. x
q s. r 4 and E. 4 Of 8. ". 4 of =. Il. X. and
>: ". Of n. f. y Of .: Z. 4, and +, Y of n. W. 4
all tn section H. In township north Of range west,
principal meridian, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, upon which copy Of said notice Of ap-
The adjoining claimants to said premises are George
Ferry and Others on the west placer mining claimants
SVe6h w. q. CHILD, Register.
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Correspondence New York World.

Correspondence New York World
SUMTER, y. c., Aug. IA most exciting
battle took place few miles from this town
|" few days since between \ well.to.do
farmer aud snake, described by . gcntle>
man o. moccasIn. perhaps Of the highland
species. The gentleman, who 10 we'll known
to me and for whose accuracy and ,ruthful-
ness can safely vouch, was returning home
from town with his wife and child In q
buggy drawn by two spirited horses, when
his horses stopped IN evident fright at the
sight Ut monster snake lying across tho
track some distance In front of them. Civ.
Ing tho rcins TO his wife the man lett the
buggy and selecting . piece of fence mil
advanced and struck the snake one blow,
when the rail unfortunately broke and lett
him defenceless. The snake Immediately
dashed at him and ran him 6ercely until
finding lie was about to be ovcrtaken he
made for his buggy, which he barely reach.
cd In time. the snake springing up with
great force against the wheel ss he jumped
In by his wife. In . moment the Genslc>
man had his buggy whip In hand. and with
the butt of II had desperate fight with tho
monster, which continued ito determined
efforts 10 effect IN entrance to the buggy.
Tho horses became uneasy and the wife
drcadfully alarmed. tho lines 10 her hands
were somewhat relaxed. and the team made
aspurt which at once carried the party one
hundred yards from the scene OF conflict
Looking back and finding that his enemy
held the field and showed no disposition to
run, tho gentleman again left his buggy,
and securing n stou; aud reliable club re-
turned ana renewed the Eight. A. he adj
vanccd, aud when within few feet, the
snake sprung 1t him with distended jaws,
when well.dircctcd blow laid him on the
ground, where he was coon dispatched.
The snake was i've inches In diameter and
nearly nine feet long. and although the dog.
days are considered q infusiog more than
ordinary venom and msligui,y into the &c, .
pcnt tribe, yet this furnishes one Of the
very few and certainly the most remarkable
Of instances In this section Of snake ct.
lacking and engaging In = persistent and
continuous fight with man, and showing
no sign Of retreat. but acting on the olFcn>
oivc thrOurhOut aud n vl,Niny IN the Annsh
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mo. 203l
Application for Patent.
T.. q. ThND Orr,fr

!. >. LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, ". T.. July =. 1873. /
Notice II hereby published tina, WILLIAM A
CLARK. whose p''stoifice address Is Deer Lodge city
Deer Lodge county, NJ. T has this day filed app,a
ton for patent, under the mining laws Of Consr.s.,
tor 1900 linear feet Of tue Mountain Chief lode bear
in: silver. gold and copper, aud extending from Gi.
covcry shaft southea.tly. with face ground 80 tee,
In width on each side OF said lode, situated in sum.
nit Valley Mining District Deer Lodge county. Mon.
when claim Is recorded In Book in The nf m. =;
the county recorder OF tad county, and described az
follows in the plat and field notes on file In this office
from. whence the >. W. corner OF lot 81 bears y.
deg 20 min. 1900 feet distant, and running thence
:. ~ deg w; 100 feet, thence s. " deg 1900 feet,
thence n. ~ deg. 4. 100 feet, thence n. GO deg. "
1900 feet to place Of beginning, embracing three and
nj 100 acres. upon which notice OF said application
Is posted The nearest claim 10 these premiscs Is a
lode adjoining on the west, designated as lot No. H.
claimants names unknown.
". c. CHILD, Ress,cl
l.. b. LYMAN.
4. y. NEWCOMER Attorneys for Claimant. crossed
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I'm Bankruptcy.
surnsss CoUnr o. AND %. rn.,

Smr ra.,I CounT q AND POS TIVE :. =. ~,.r.
rkneiT0Rr AND Disr. o. n. r. IN BANKRUPTCY.
and District Of MOntnns-SS ,0''''"''
ns y to give notice that the sssh day Of july.
scsSs warrant 0t bankruptcy Was i.aucd out Of tks
s2sinse the estate VI hepvy Sch0tido Of Heiens ~
~; ;ns sos.ty q Levi: soa Clarke IN .,d District ID.
payMHnt At any oshes and tho os,ivesv ~ .nv
oe.cngins 70 soch eaaluupG 70 biz or fcr ki, usc.
saa the eranasss q any peepestyhy him are forbid
said haaksspe to prove their doSis and 10 eho"s:
os oss sssi.na:s e he s:taa viii 10 held a Court
1ss4 % % holden at virKinia City, IN ssM
snss n nA say EA. Re9stss II Bsnkrupscy ios
- . C.su,es. o ~ SDth day q Ausust. A. b is7s
1 = = WN. =. WlaGRCRR
y. . Marshal eoe said Diel5ice.
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The Ohio Democrats do not expect to
carry the State at the next election. This
they virtually admit. Gov Noyes will b.
reelected, and the whole Republican ticket
will lie elected with him. And one of the
first results Of this will be the transfer of
Gov. Noycs from the governors Office at
Columbus. 10 Mr.. Thurman's sea, in the
Senate. This everybody in Ohio knows :
the Democrats ~ well ~ the Republicans.
The Democrats do not expect To triumph.
but they ore going to fight, anyhow. For
whati II they cannot carry Ohio this time,
when will they carry It! II has been . long.
long time since Ne saw Democratic Gov.
efnor Of Ohio, end thsre 10 hardly single
Intelligent Democrat In the State who ever
expects to zee one again. We hare seen one
after another Of the choicest Democratic
leaders lIealen In successive contests, vallsn.
bingham, Psndlston, Morgan and McCook.
until theirs y scarcely N undsfeated psomi.
nent man In the State available . casdi.
date. SUN the Dsmocsacy ass told they
must 6ght forever 70 be forever whipped.
Thus may sais the leaders Of the party VITA
do not know what ID to become Of then.
selves II tho party goes In pieces; but The
votess ass getting tired of It 6eldien uausi
have victories 10 stimulate them. and II llAeis
old leaders even cannot promise them victor.
Ter, they will eventually aud others Who
can AisessJ Daeserss: As1. llAA
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Application for Patent.

u. =. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ. r.. July ii. 1873.
Notice Is hereby published that CHARLES PRYSE
and ANEi. Gil SYKES. each whose pOstoticc Is Me-
Clcllan tiuleh, Deer Lodge county, NJ r., have this
day filed application for patent. under the Mining
laws Of Congress. tor their placer mining ca m stu-
ated In Poor Man Mining District. Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory. In township IA north. range o
west, Ut nnsrvcyed lands which claim Is recorded in
volume in the office Of the district recorder Of said
district and describ. follows In the field notes and
plat on file In this Office VIZ: Beginning 1T the =. T.
". 1855 Chains thence N. - deg n min. W. 30
chains. thence n 70 deg 10 min. W. Is IS chainr
thence Is deg Is min. W 100 chains. thence n 81
deg " min. W. 017 chains thence ". Li deg. 81 min
W. ?.@ chains, themes N. ~ iro. u min W. B. II
chains thence N. ~ deg 81 min. W. chains, thence
n. a deg. 4s min. W. N chains. ITO corner No. 10
from whence the initial point Of surveys Of mining
claims IN said district bears ~ ~ deg ri min W. s5
chains distantI. thence q deg o.! min W. chalnr
thence s. ~ deg SO min. f. Is chains thence $ so
deg ~ min T. 500 chains. thence T. 81 deg. 50 min.
T. 6sS chains thence y 81 deg II min f. & 30 chains.
thence N. 70 deg. ~ min T. ~ chains thence n sS
deg II min. $50 chains, thence $. 81 deg. &c min.
f. J. u chains, thence y. 81 dc.. 81 min T. 2GJ
chains, thence s. 63 deg. 10 min f. $50 chains thence
= 81 deg Nd min. H. I: chains. thence $. Z de-. ~
min f. % Chains. thence $. 81 deg. y inn F. 3 10
chalns thence II deg. 05 nin f. chains tn, nee
>. II deg ~ min. f. chains. thence :. Gi deg. Is
mi' f. N chains. thence d - deg. 81 min. T. l.67
chains. thence s. u deg. III min. H. 9l chains thence
embracing thirty and aslOO acrss, upon which /
notice of said application Il posted. The only known
Prysc & Co. above W. q, CHILD. Register
L. LYMAN, Atty. for Claimants. aii.aOd
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mo. 1903
Application for Patent.

U. LAMP OFrrE. Helena NJ. r.
July ls', lsTi
Notice n hereby published that TERRENCE E.
BRADY and JOHN ONEAi.. whose pos totiicr address
is Pioneer City Deer Lodge county, Montana. have
this day filed Application for patent under the
Mining Laws of Congress for their placer mining
claim situated IN Independence mining district Deer
Lodge county. ionsal. and described an the plat and
field nntes Oh file in tits office IA follows: Begin
ming ut the northeast cor from which the cor. to
tons II. Is. ~ and ~ in township 0rort range 10
west bears north II deg east 40 chains distant aud
running thence north 81 deg. 20 min. west - II
chains thence south deg. Is min east 1870 chains,
thence north 81 deg Ii min. IL Is chains thence
north deg. Is min west 10 10 chains to the place Of
beginning and designated lot No. ~ IN section No.
~ township moth range 10 west principal base aud
meridian, Montana Territory, and containing twenty
six and $500 tsG. g5 acres, upon which notice Of
said application h posted The adonin. claimants to
these premises are. on the east, Pagan, Tudlock 4
Co.. on the south Murphy. Kenyon Il Co, on the
west Mccrea Il Co., and on the north Binns & Co..
all placer claims.
BENJAMIN +. AMRsH,
u. 8. Dept. MINI Surveyor
9aCOd W. G. CHILD. Register.
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mo. 204.j
Application for Patent

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. T., July s. 1874 I
Notice Is hereby published that WILLIAM A.
CLARK whose postofficc address II Deer Lodge city.
Deer Lodge county. NJ r., hn. this day filed applica-
ton for patent, under the Mining laws Of Congress,
for QUO linear feet on the Original lode bearing gold
silver and copper and extending ,astcrly from sc0v
cry shaft. with surface ground 50 feet in width on
Mining District; Deer Lodge county. Montana Terri
tory. In township B. north range west: which CLAIM
u recorded In Book +, In the Office Of the County
Recorder Of said .,ty and described follows in
the plat and field notes on c In this Office viz: Be-
ginning at THO n. W. ccrner Cf said claim, from
Davis. bears n IS min. f. So % chains distant and
running thence 5. ~ dcg:E 40 feet. thence n s7k
deg. E 200 feet thence N. ~ deg W. thence
bracing two and 27.l06 acres upon which notice Of
raid application Is posted The claim to these
premises Is said lot No 81 D. claimed by A. J. Davis.
W. c. CHILD. Register.
L. Il. LYMAN,
d. p. NEWCOMER, Attorneys for Claimants. 2leGod
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No. zoe
Application for Patent.

U. .. Land Orvscn
HELENA. u. r., July ID Is71 !
Notice Is hereby published that RUFUS JOHNSON
and BENJAMIN r. JOHNSON. whose poatol(icr
address ie Backfcot city. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. have this day nled application for patent
Under the Mining laws Of C0ugrers for their placer
mining claim. situated In franklin Mining District
In Decr Lodge co0nty. ~ T., which CLAIM Is held BY
pl{ch.-e aad u .ecordsd IN the county Recorder
oalcc In Deer Lodxe. 10 said county. III Book H. of
recosd., pp ia 157 l5a ls0 and which Il more psr.
ticnaTiy described - f0lIows Tho east u u east
o. nornwc't Of northwest x. and cast y u .oati.
west q Of northwest e. and east y Ut west X OF
southwest Of no,thwert 4, all In section No. in
township No 10 north Of range No. Z west PRINCIPAL
meridian. y. T.. c0ntat1inx area u forty .crrs
up0n which c0py Of their notice Ut Intention 10
apply fos patent II postsd enmprising about fws,y.
scvcs handssd scet Ce Snow Shoe guirh.
There .rs no adjoining clainanea to said pe.mls~s
paaess niniox chiaants. -, "'''''T'"'
". G. CHILD, Register.
". -. SooN9o1, Any. tor Cla0mants. 11I-NM
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