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BITTER Roof ENTRIES POSTPONED.
the 2Sth of June we published notice from
the Land Department authorizing the entry
Of land In thirteen townships in tho Bitter
Root Valley. That notice is now with.
drawn by order of the Register and
Receiver ct Helena, in sccoI dance with IN.
struction from the General Land Office.
The delay will. or should BE-, Of short durs
ton, and arises wholly from Superintendent
Wright having failed to notify the Indian
Department direct of certain facts concern.
ing the Indians asrequ;red by the law, and
~ shown In tho Official correspondence on
the subject. published In this issue. ns
had probably forwarded the required state.
mcnt before his SUPPLEMENTARY was abol.
ishcd. and II 80. tho postponcment of entries
will not exceed four or six weeks. A
statement from Mr.. Wright Of what Inns
bccn done in the premises would enable the
settlers to form IN idea a. 10 the probable
time they con prove lands for entry.
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AcKSowLEDGxENT.-We have always
been grateful since We first started the New
NORTHWEST, for the generous patronage
Of the boys on Elk Creek. 1t has been our
banner list outside deer Lodge in proportion
to the number there, and they pay rs
promptly Is subscriptions are made. Not Q
single name stands on the list unpaid, and
opposite that do!cful word "Gonc." This
was the situation month ago. Our agent
went in and added to It: We thought then
We hsd every man who would subscribe,
but on Wednesday morning last Mr.. w. r.
Ferguson laid on our table nineseen ne,o
su1seribers IN Yreka and SIS in payment
of the same. For this VIC are indebted to
the generous boys of Elk, and the active
efforts of our friends p. Brogsn and J. s.
AuchinvOle. We did think We could can.
vass little oursclf but give it up on this.
Ono or two good friends Of paper IN u
camp can make It's list string out like fire
from rocket. We arc very thankful to
all concerned and may be some day will be
able 10 acknowledge it in q way they will
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WITH MANY THANKs.-Welli wc do
not know exactly how to go about this.
The Editor Of the NEW NORTH WEST Ger.
tainly has an Easy Chair that the President
would bc proud of-s massive. magnificent
pile OF upholstery, regal in its proportions,
superb in its construction and with enough
latent Comfort in its ample embrace To sup.
ply castle of Incidence or WOO IN Office.
seeker from toll. And 1t came about some
how after this Mariner: Judge Knowles
Captain Mills, have been delegated
by number of gentlemen. irrespective Of
'political affiliations, 10 present 10 you rs
"a token of their appreciation of your
COURSE" and then the res, of II was a
pretty strongly drawn endorsement of the
record the New NORTH WEST has made
against the Subsidy Swindle business. " hicln
perhaps You may have heard of trough
the Helena papers, with occasional rcfer>
ences to the matter In the NORTH WEST.
They were kind enough to say through
their delegate some very cheering words
words that had the music In them OF ones
national airs when lie Is on the field and the
fight is not yet cndcd-words that coming
Is they did from friends, would heal many
more and harder wounds than has fallen 10
our share in the little tilt against the Sub.
sidy Fraud. We didn't say much in &C.
spouse. II We had my speech ready it
Didn't occur to us just at that time. We
hive always noticed il man has nice |
speech fixed up in response to surprise of |
that kind, II is liable to excite suspicion |
that he was posted. We didn't wish any
one to think that on the occasion referred |
to. We rather preferred that they should
think otherwisc-and they probably did.
But we will say here, and VIC are yet unad>
vised of who the donors were, that we nc.
ccpt their elegant testimonial very CRATE.
fully for the gift itself, yet with more graft
itudc for the motives that inspired tho ac>
ton. 1t IL joy in the heart to win the
esteem of ones ncighbors and associates,
and especially so to an editor that Oh the
eve of political campaign there should be
Of those it is his duty 10 oppose and oyer.
throw il he can, who voluntarily lay aside
political feeling and grant him that most
rccompensc for his labors,
''Well done" As we see 1t stated by a
subsidy paper, which ought TO know, that
We have not succeeded in Matchmaking the
Paper Railroad Ring. We will probably he
heard from again whenever the Subsidy
Fraud shrieks for bonds. For that business,
however, We want q good solid foundation,
md when the work is done, we will. by
FOUR grsciOusncss, rest from our labors in
hc finest sanctum chair in the Rocky
Mountains.
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In THE HEART OF THE MOUNTAINs- On
last Saturday riding party Of some twenty
or thirty persons -onc of those impromptu
affairs that are always pleasan,cr than Con.
ccrtcd ,novcmcnts-from Deer Lodge and
vicinity and Pilgrim Bar renLczvoused at
Willow Creek and rode thence to Rock
Creek Lake u beautiful mountain locked
street of water lying In the heart Of the
Gold Creek mountains and close under the
SHOWS that yet lie deep OH their rock ribbed
declivities. The lake 10 surrounded by
dense chspparel, 10 mile and half long aud
from quarter to half mic in width. very
deep in places, and indcnting its coves sharp
up to the base Of the huge mountains that
ws!l It 10. 1t 10 . quito interesting locality
and some of the scenic views on the trails
leading to it arc picturesque and grand.
The party arrived 1t the lake al high neon,
luncl,cd aud dispersed to voyages up the
lake on the primitive sailing craft. TO fishing,
1irting, botanical explorations, narrow
gauge rsilroadiug under tho supervision Of
IN experienced railroad man, and such, other
day diversions Is energy, Incidence
or fancy dictated. The Company taking
water from the lake have expended large
AMOUNT of money in building . massive
dam TO reservoir the waters for use on
Pilgrim Bar, aud even this practical enter.
prise hid up among the hills, adds to rather
than detracts from the actrsc,ivcness Of the
place. For good mountain ride, fine
scenery and natural sitractiveness We recom>
mend jaunt to Rock Greek Lake. The
party remained until 8 p. IN. took the direct
Trail for Deer Lodge, taking in several
views; anc rode down into the
valley in the glory of one of the most superb
sunsets the great Artist ever lin,md on
cloud and sky. The excursion was most
delightful one-a ride with many al irci.
lent to enjoy and remember with pleasure
! ride without an incident 10 regret.
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Deer Lodge, July =, 1879,
For fine chewing tobaccos go to
200 WN. COLEMAN's

SABnATn School FESTIVAL. The St.
James Episcopal and the n. + South Sun
day Schools have selected to day Saturday
for tho Annual Festival. The place select.
cd 10 near Cottonwood Creek some five miles
from sown--thc same place it was held last
year land Is said 10 be . pleasant nook
with smooth sward. dense foliage, laughing
brooks and all the natural attractions req.
uisite for pic nic.ing. The Supcrintcndents
of the schools desire to extend by this
method cordial and earnest invitation to
all, young and old, of Deer Lodge and vi.
cinity to join the little folks on their festi.
val and enjoy with them the pleasures of
the day. This was inadvertently neglected
in the papers last week, but it is hoped
1t Is not yet too late, aud that all who desire
to participate will accept the invitation.
COnveyances have been provided for all the
children who wish TO 90, and for the trans
portation Of commissary stores. We believe
quite . number of ''cllldrcn of larger
growth" will drive out and assist in making
Il 4 lula s,cCnsiou
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The Bozemanites now take their strawbcr>
ries with sugar and cream.
A party of U. 8. surveyors have gone into
tho Yellowstone valley near Dozeman to
survey and sectionize it.
II. N. Mcguire has returned to Bozcm,u
from Phoebe.
John Works. who is engaged in trans
porting pleasure seckera to and through
wonderland. brought down some saddle
horses Wednesday for parties wishing to
visit the PARK. He charges only one dollar
per day for good saddle horse.
A. n 8. Carpenter, Esq, Associate edi.
tor of the Aosssaisa, arrived home last
week from California.
The kestanian says H. N. Mcguire speaks
highly Of the mines and en.erprising people
OF the Phoebe country, but says the aka.
Lied, barren, waterlcss plains of Nevada,
when compared 10 tho s,rcam>artericd,
grass.covercd slopes and glades of Montana,
are - the Great Sahara to the Garden of
Eden.
AT . recent sale Of cattle at Virginia city,
the COWS brought from $15 TO $50 per head,
and cows with calves go to go.
Messrs. Heineman aud Conrad, Silver
Star District, have made another good run
on ore from the Bedford lode, which is turn.
ing out more gold than any other lead in
the district
MT. ]. Farrell declares his intentions
of having the Geyser Wagon Roxd through
To the Lower Geyscr Basin In time for tour.
lists this season.
The local complains that young ladies and
lemons have gone out of fashion in Viz.
ginia city. Hot weather!
Col. n. B. Cox, one Of the directors and
chief stakeholder in tho Louisville, New
Albany s. st. Louis All line Railroad Com.
pany, arrived in the Territory last week and
is now inspecting the gold and silver mines
Of Deer Lodge county. He will shortly pay
. visit to the quartz districts Of Madison
taking look at Cherry Creek, Silver Star.
Browns Gulch, and other localities
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MIss0ULA School AND HosPrrAL.-The
two Sisters Of Chasity-Sister Mary and
Sister Reme-who are organizing the School
and Hospital In Missoula are visiting camps
in Deer Lodge county soliciting assistance
for their work. They purchased some time
since the old Court House building in Mis-
soula and design fitting II up for use
They expect to open the school In September
and tho Hospital In February next, but are
yet In debt on tho original purchase cost
Of the building and are making this trip 70
raise funds. They have visited Pioneer.
Bcartown and Deer Lodge and
have met with fair success.
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L. p. FISHER, ~ and 81 Merchants Exchange,
Ia our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
Paw UD Your Accounts.

We sent or handed to persons having unpaid gen
cra accounts In this Office on about July lst 1873
statement Of the same. To prevent any misapprc
them paid. Many Of them, IL neglected, will be neg
cc,cd solely from negligence Don't you doit; it's In
bad taste Anumbcr Of old chronic accounts expect
10 have to put parties to costs In collecting: and we'll
do II. Forbcarancc won't run a newspaper even 10
warm weather, and We wasn't hunting health when
W. came TO Montana II will be noticed this 10 writ.
ten In the most excellent humor consistent with the
idea In yicw-prompt and uncxccptionsblc settlement
4. you can't make the change. ecnd dust
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Personal.

Mrs. G. q. BiTdseye returned to Blockf0nt
few days since after several months visit
10 the States. A ncice of Mr.. Birlscyc
came with her and We hope will conc down
into the valleys before the leaf fades and
the streams sing low.
Maj Shanahan was In town couple of
days this week on return u the Agency,
He has 20 houses finished for the Flatheads.
Many of them arc now ''gonc to buffalo. ("
On their return they will 60 on the reser>
walton At Jocko, aud he anticipates no trou.
bic.
Mr.. X. Sanders, one of the ssaunch and
sieadfast old miners and rsnchmcn of Deer
Lodge and Missoula, is going to remove in
few weeks with his family 70 Palouse Val.
ley, near Lewiston. We regret his even
temporary removal and hope to zee him back
in year or two.
The Boise (Idaho) Statesman of June eS,h
announced Clitus Barbour to crate July 4,h,
at the Twelve Mile House between Placer
vile and Boise. Clitus can sail the eagle
till 49,. &C. es.
The wrinklsd seas beuesth him crawl
or mountains look like mole hills. and We
presume did put him ur to dizzy heights on
the occasion. ..r. .t..-.-.
Bailey, the funny man Of the Danbury
Nssss was down In Denver the other day.
He run across one of the boys in buckskin,
and thought he had struck it rich ON the
sentimental streak. Bailey approached him
and said. ''estimablc stranger dost thou still
chase the bright eyed gazcllc on the mount.
ain and plains" Buckskin said: why
you pilgrim galoot, do you take me for =
bull whacker!" And Bailey vamosed.
Isl" Huntley came In on Monday evening
from few weeks trip to WalA Walla and
the DslleaL He reports high waters and tho
mosquito the only annoyances
10 travel There arc . number Of pefsons
On the Uad up bringing sheep and stock.
He met Aessrs. Stone and Dance At French.
Town on Mondsy-th9 nnt travellers met
bound down the river. Isl" signs now fol
Inc National Park. rss- -....- |
Hon. Felix r. Brunot, President Of the |
Peace Commission, and his wife, and Hon.
Thomas X. Cree Secretary of the Beard to
treat with the Sioux Indians arrived at
Virginia City July 4th, and. contemplated !
J visit into the National Park. The gen.
llesnen after the tour IN the Park will proceed |
. the Crow Agency on the Yellowstone and
treat with the Crows, who will meantime |
have been called together for . cession |
back 10 the government Of al o: part of |
heir reservation on that river.
Dan. Steel Esq. one of our old esteemed |
Deer Lodgess 10 hack 90 the stamping
ground after years absence in Meagher
county. Mr.. Ad. Williams of Diamond |
with him. Welcome. !. M. g.
Mcfarland y interviewing the folks with
'ome moro excellent hooks. !. Lots Of Re-
,sblIcans in town this week. For credi.sble |
,essonal mention 1t them - proceedings
( tie Repablican Cosvsatiou. Ton many
o mention exc ps - one grssd glorious
shola. MssssA r =. McCosaell and p. q.
VAyts. wssbipgtea 0sleh Nslss wolves.
On, Rocker; u. 0esrgs Perry and 7. Q !!
3eady. Piooesr; n. 9. Wiebold, silver Bow;
J. Camson and Wn. Roe, Chile 40 on
- 6cvst .houss ssgiaees. Aat ". ]. lie.
,osntek sslusaed lioa ~ 0taIes iwo o.
il|v Fsesatt
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B0IsvERT's BAxEnY. Attention d called
70 the advertisement Of Mr.. Boisvert In this
Issue. Having N excellent haks1. and
using The beat 6oor IN Mon,sna. he Il pre-
pared TO furnish anybody and everybody
with fresh, excellent bread cheaper than they
can hstcit themselves. Parties Of any mum.
Der going out for the day. will bc supplied
by leaving their orders the evening before.
Families withfng pastry will also bs sup.
piled promptly to ordcs. The Bakery is IN
Old esisb'tsl'ed institstion here, but has
now better facilities than ever for Supplying
81 demands and giving good sai,sfaction.
For go,d bread 20 to Boisvcrt's. A5@ 4
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Has IT RIcH.-Mr J. E. Van Gundy of
Beartown appcnds this to business letter
on the 7th: Times have been lively here
during the past week. Everything passed
Oh quietly and pleasantly % the Fourth.
Tom. Clcgg has the best diggings IN the
camp: last week he cleaned up ono hundred
and sixty ounces -. 200, or $50 per day to
The hand.-ED.) Of gold for four mems
work, ten days run, With one pipe, work.
ing only in the day time. How high h that
for old Bcar," Glad 10 hear II: Hope
every miner on the Grizzly Gulch will tap
the same streak. #a
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FL0UR.-Gasrison + Wyatts bull train
passed through town Saturday for r. Ellis
loaded with eleven hundred sacks of 6our
purchsscd % government sccount Il 81.
Louis, to supply that post. Il g incs,mprs
hensible 10 % whv 6our should be imported
from 81. Louis Of . ooss Of q least - per
hundred when - sood IN article can no he'd
In this county for % per hundred In my
quantity desired. Probably thoss engaged
ID this appaVsst swindle q IL COvss1aDcns
can explain tho matter. We wish, for TIE
saks of ON fasmsss. Who have 70 Dsstet for
the lAsgs crops OF lest year, thae they would.
0eUster, u. aEFryf
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$4,000 WORTH OF GOLD DUST
Wanted. for which tho highest market price will BE-
paid. JOHN @. BANNER,
xIH gar amva Deer Lodes Assay Oncc.

FAMILY GRocERY.-Mr. A. D. Howe.
an energetic and deserving young business
man, has opened stock Of Family Grocer
les in the Sun Pearl Building, and designs
having IN stock constantly fresh country
produce, suited to the wants of town custo.
mcrs. His prices are the lowest retail rates
for al goods. and persons purchasing can
have them delivered Ct their houses free Of
charge. We rrcomr,end Mr.. Howe IL the
liberal patronage Of citizens aud can assure
them Of courteous attentios and The best
efforts Of the proprietor % give siisfsciion.
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CATuoL,c-Rcv. Father DcRyckerc will hold service
ut the Catholic Church, Deer Lodge, tomorrow at
10Y a. M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will he held at Odd Eel.
low hall nj II a. M and y y. m Tomorrow, Rev. j.
Il. Russell, officiating.
Presbyterian Sabbath School At ~ r. ~.
N. u. South Sunday School ut the Court House as
W am.
The ST.. JAMES Sunday School meets ut o'clock y.
N. each Sunday at the Court House.
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CANvAssINa AGENT.

judge. l.. williams IL authorized agent Of THE
New NoETnWEsT lie II commended to the courtc
syof it, friends and continuance through him Of that
liberal patronage heretofore extended and hereby
acknowledged.
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The Obssiss says: TIE hish uaass At
III pase 40 vsekA vhieh carried Away
sevesal good hsidgs aasl daasssesi oahegs II
thts 'spsasy, eaislse - hsvd = Hslsaa
fsree vhek.. -; -: Sce6teG. ~ -
$1,000 - dsiaG npaissd asa ntilla =
ssgaoly espasahaG ~. EssklDe's trlgs
= ~ vIsSSaia Qly - - - slual1o6
8 - r. - - svek tsspil ~ =
ee1ve1s.e 11n8 - - ~ C6laa ~
- tsAle SIi6 y elSS6sd = $3.50 5
Vook xasEUAEa !
laskt ssesstsste IA vs,srrs szeuas<s&r 80
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Local 1reVities.

Moonlight nights: Talk velvet now.
Telegraph line down since Wednesday.
It was epizootic: Now It's potato bugs.
Oh for the millennium!
Strawberries and cream ut Wessel's-a
nice ride and nice dish.
The whoopiug cough is "whooping up
the little folks these days.
Sheriff Warren has jumped up the reward
for Haffcy from 800 to 800.
Rev. W. L. Blackwell will preach at ri.
oncer on Sunday nextat II A. n and r. n.
Will it not be pleasant to drive up and
zee the little folk enjoy themselves this after.
noon.
Water is failing in the gulches. Many
miners in the light.watcr gulchcs will have
to suspend soon.
Our "Work Of Art" has been In good dc.
mand the past week. Those who have not
received copy are solicited to he prompt
In applying.
We were very kindly remembered last
week by lady friends in Missoula-the land
OF the leaf and the vine-with o beautiful
bouquet. Many thanks.
Some Of the boys who guide the gentle
bovine along the transportation highways,
had two or three whisky fights in the street
Saturday evening, reminding one Of the
happy days of yore.
Oaborn & Dcnnees store room and ware
houses are packed from floor to ceiling with
their immense stock-ovcr 200 tons now In
ssore-and they arc showing it out lively to
customers too.
There never was quite so many mosqui.
toes to the square inch q there 10 this sum.
ner in most locslitics They are pretty
good hammered though in our village, and
dom come into the houses much.
Mr.. d. A. Steele places Us under obligs.
tons for . club of yearly subscribers in
Meagher county commencing this week.
We can stand all such popular dcmonstra.
tons as are noted in this issue if the public
can.
Mr.. Jos. A Brownies Mineral Cabinet
Lottery, was not drawn 1t Helena on the 4th
~ designed, not . sufficient number of
tickets having been sold. It Is designed
now to put It up during the Territorial
Fair.
And now como Smith s. Randall, OF Pic.
necr and announce to tho good people all
around Montana . Grand Ball at their
Pioneer Hotel on Thursday evening, Aug.
LIST. There will be big crowd and good
lime.
Hot weather recently, &c., hot for Mon, |
lana. Granville Stuart's records show the
highest temperature rs follows. Sunday
June Goth, 2p. m. Sc deg. in north shade:
Sunday July 9th, 2 p. m. IS deg. In north |
'hade: Thursday July II. 2p. m. 50 deg.
IN north shade.
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lsI:IIIGIOCS.


Sunday, do II. II 4. y. and 8 r. H., Bozeman.
Tucsday, do ID. \ r. H.. Kadcrsburg.
Sunday, do 90 II A. y. and = r. H.. Helena.
Tuesday or Wednesday. July I'D or I'D Z r. L., Dia
Sunday. July n. II 4. u. and ! p H., Fort Shaw.
Sunday. - -" r. H., Sun River.
"Wednesday. July 30. 3 =. H., Boulder Cry.
Sunday, August ~. II 4. H.. Stevcnsvilic.
Sunday, August ~, Ar L., Corvallis.
Sunday, August u, II A. 4. and 4 r. H.. Missoula.
Sunday. August o. II A. H. and r.. H., Deer Lodge.
Thursday, August y, r. L., POindcxter's School
House.
Sunday, August 81. 8 r. L., Argcnta.
Friday, August ~. . y. H., Bannack.
The choice Of the I'D or 2h Of July for the ap-
pointmcnt at Diamond will depend on the running Of
the stage from Helena.
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After brief change of schedule, tho Gil.
n,er & Salisbury Stage connection from Hell.
m to Missoula. has been changed back 20
that passengers lay over in Deer Lodge
from the arrival Of tho stage in the evening
until the following morning. We think it
will bc more agreeable to both travellers and
stage company 10 run on the lay over seized.
ole.
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Mons RlcuQUARrx we haye been shown
come specimens Of quartz found by Dr..
JhtOidO and party some weeks since near
the Pen d'Oreilis Lake, u few miles from
the place where Messra Campncld. ard
Pavcy found their rich lead and silver ore
annc time since Bat little was said u the
time Tive Oocs0s returned - he did not wish
. cTeaic any excitement until the ore could
be tested. lie has led IN assay made and
the specimens sent showed shout tooO 70
The ton. Ia lead. silver. and Other mesah.-
Welea Walks Vaion, Juue 9oeh. sht.s =
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Ai'er the installation, which was psblic
.no msh'y interesting. The ladies and "a.
Yemen present devoted The renalndss q ~
evening TO fess'vi'y snd social passine. TAs
.1odge hss Grown . fair psOpotisos. ~ h
- progresses eoa1llias. ! e 8. - 3 d
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80 tANOs SVOJ .E ~-.s :.-.....
Application for Patent.

..,- .' u. q. LAND OYy,CR
HELENA, N. T.. July 3, 1874
Notice ie hereby published that WILLIAM A.
GLAHk whose postoaice address 10 Deer Lodge city,
neer Lodge county, N. T., has this day filed appca.
tion Tor patent under tho mining laws Of Congress-
iOr 1eO linear feet Of the Mountain Chief Lode bear
ing silver gold and copper, and extending from dis
IN width on each side Of said lode situated In sum
t os valley Mining District Deer Lodge county Mon
which claim 10 recorded IN Book r. in Inc Office Of
the county recorder Of sad county, and described a.
follows In the plat and field notes on 1le In this Office
from whence the 8 ". corner II lot s. hears Il. 10
Seg 3 min; lSn feet distant, and running thence
= ~ deg. w. 1U feet, thence s. GO deg T. 1850 feet
thence n. s0deg. 4. 100 feet, thence N 90 deg w
Icy ieet to place Of beginning embracing three and
20 lOO acres upon which notice Of said application
10 posted The nearest claim 10 these preiiecs in 4
zoe adjoining on the west, designated % lot No Il.
claimants names unknown.
n ". G. CHILD, Register.
D. p. NEWCOMER. Attorneys for Claimant. s1oad