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For wire screens for doors and windows, 20 TO
T. aud j. rorreys, 100 Fulton street. near broadway
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TUIs Waa iOrtrINVTTTUE NJ NVVOFVT-UE NTVUIT''t
uf the Treasury Department. wi, 10 Al the same
time hc was going over the same railroads ~ 4
special agent of the Post once DEPARTMENT On
free pass. ihCrc l. sumcthInE about tncse bits.
even conceding that a Supervising Architect he
Is paid railroad fare. which needs cXpanttuu.
According to them lie, between the 9th of May
and the lNth OF June. 1873. travelled from wash
tugton to Little Rock, Ark. and back again,
..-sn miles. and charges S23 for the same aud
strange as 81 NAV appear To- people who are not
ut one and the same time Supervising Architects
or the Z rru~ury Department and special agents
uf the Post ONCE Department. he leaves here On
the .Nth OF May, ls,S. ana travels to Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis. Chicago,
Grand Rapids. Port Hurun 81 Louis, Evans
vile. Parkcrsburg and back To- Washington, Hr-
rNing here on the .uth daN ~ June, lsi5. one dty
later than his arrival trum Little Rock, Arb.,
and charges the nice uttle sum oi S@,Nlu III
this il not stealing. what isl
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ETT'S MTLEiGES.
Travelling on Free Pass as special Agent
Of the Post Oaice Dcpa rtnent. nnd thnrg-
ing Ten Cents n Milc rs supervising Ar
chitcct Of the Treasury.


chitect Of the Treasury.
WAsnrNGToN, June Disappointing Ar
chitcct MulIctt has just returned from tour Of
inspection Of portion Of the hfty public build
ings now in course OF erection 10y the Govern
ncnt Mr.. Mullett makes frequent tours Of this
kind; indeed, he Is always making them, be-
cause ii pays. Mr. Mulctt is not only super
ViSinc Architect Of the Treasury Department.
but hc is, bv appointment of the Postmaster
General, a special agent of the Post oni'c De-
uartmcut. and as such is provided with free
ticket over all the railroads In the United states.
Tho Treasury Department has a bad rule of al
lowing officers and clerks ten cents per mile
whenever they 20 on ON public business. Pre-
vious to the present Administration the rule OF
the Department was to- allow actual necessary
/ expenses only. and the pcrson putting in such
claims was required to swear To the correctness
of every item charged. II this rule wa. now in
furcc MIR. Nullett could not put In suCh CN-
orbitiut Hills for mileage ~ he now does. lie
could only obtain an allowance for such actual
and necessary EXPENSES ~ ho could swear To-.
For instance. having free pass over all rail
roads lc could not bc allowed railroad fare, but
under the milcag" rule 1t nay him to travel and
therefore hc travels a ~ cd deal. The Following
are his mileage bills for his late tour at ten
/ cents per mile:
Mov % to juno IS, from wa'hiroton to Pitts. .
| MN % to- jute ID, from riit.'ursh to Cincin. =.
M,; .j to June 10. iron Cincinnati to oui.yIile, 49,,
NS s,3'''o ,'' SIN, 10, nom Louisville to ndiinaro
III. 100 mIt-..... ............... .. ....... 10 N
! N,y 20 10 june 10, from ndlauapon. t. Chicago, ~. -
! Mtt gato june 10 from chicago tu Grand Rap
| Ma . fo June 70. from Grand Rapids TO Port u
May !, to juat 81, from Chicago to ST, iois. 2'i
NJ, '.'jo June 70 from ST. Lou, to fyan.y llc.
hars e sai W'.harftoa fS 81 mics 10 '''"'' os q
loo. Ar.. and i,jurnne. .g5 miics ...,'., ~ a
Total. ,wi x
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Ayers J&uc cure
Never fails TO feverand Agc Chls and Fever.
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NJ 4 RR -.

Lyons Iu.cct Powder Is the most powerful ane
effective insect powder iu the world.
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Ivon's Tooth Tablets nrr compact pure, Of
clitatc flavor. elegantly Put up ana suited TO renned
gafp
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For mnkiuv Root Beer get knupp's Extract
OF i.Oute. sold by mot ruggists.
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Euslntss NOtltcs.

Fable Opening
OF THE
DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHlNE CO.'S BUILDiSG,
Union square, broadway anu 18th st..
TUESDAY, JUNE q,
Of which timn the spacious and elegant
SHOW ROOMS
OF the
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES AND
PAPER PATTERNS
viii be thrown open to
THE PUBLIC.
4 SensannhIc ~upgp. Iion.-kccp cool and wear
q Knox SUNNI hat. You VIII ind. ~ either OF the
stores 0f the popular and ctcrs,lic latter all yar
cites of uuhhv "sttuwS the dasl4g Drju and th1
picturesque "lchVcr tassimrfe.' which VII prevent
trouolc ne making Selection 10 crafty your taste.
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Jvon's Tontt Tablet. nrr abs iIutriy pure
and from ecid, grit, other hurtfu substance.
The sun., 1873-06-24

For the Piirs use A. ". KFATTNCs Celebrated
Ointment. price Pc. Oncr, 3. mt it, cor Peck tp.
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At a regular communication OF Deer Lodge No. II,
A. +. 4. NJ. held at its hall In Deer Lodge City,
Montana, October 18TH 1873 the committee appointed
TO report the death Of Brother James Stuart: pre-
sentcd the following. which unanimously adopted
WmEnEAs, For the first time In the history Of our
Lodge We are called upon to chronicle the death Of
member. Brother James Stuart. who died ut Fort
Peck Montana. september 81. 1873. aged II years:
he IL ResOired. That charter member Of our
Lodge practical and faithful worker to the last. his
name will occupy bright page In our history and his
memory hc cherished by the comrades and brothers
with whom hs was ~ long and 50 intimately asso-
ciattd.
That accord To and rhall ever claim for our
departed Brother the high honor and praise Justly his
not only for his signal and Unselhsh services
Masonry. but for the noble darinP which led him to
Montana one ot the first and bravest Of her pio
AMI the energy and intelligence .subscr,.nt 10
stern sense OF justice. which made him one Of the
Chief promoters of her prosperity and one Of the most
hOnUred Of her son..
To the Brother. aud other relatives vi the deceased
We tender eur sincere sympathies.
That in further respect for our Brother. this Lodge
will wear the customary badges Of mourning, enter
these proceedings upon our recOrns, and transmit
copy to tn, relatives Of the deceased. The several
newspapers Of tn" Territory respectfully requested
to publish these resolutions.
DP. NEWCOMER
Il. T. KENYON,
]. ". RICK,
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A CARD.
* or Drgu v.Or,.;E

70 THE CITIZENS or DEER LoDaE:
q returning 10 Deer Lodge last Saturday. the
unhappy t,din.s reached ~. Of the burning VI my
house. and the peril 81 my wife and children that
night. Distressing ~ va. the blow. ii. result has
been TO r, the cause OF the most pgOfO md gratitude
10 nv lrll,w.cit!zens VITO had generously and Of
their own votiou, within few hou,s after the dis
a-ter and before the 'idngs Ind even reached me.
provided kind care and shelter for my family and
contributed several hundred dollar. in money and
essentials. While the loss Of our little home falls
sorrly enough. believe me- the action Of our towns
peoplcso generous and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. its
tcrrors aud fills The hearts Of my wife and myself
with gratitude words cannot cXpre-s. and which
will b. lasting as is sincere. trust that the loss Of
my home the kin,'ss, sympathy. and liberality Of
the people viii bring me nearer to God and have II
tendency to make me a more devoted man to His
cause and to your spiritual welfare. Praying that
Heavens rictls It bcncdictiOns may rest upon you,
remain moe, thankfully Yours,
:. J. CATLIN.
Deer Lodgc, Montana. October ~ 1873.
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LOCAL. - +. w -.

plurI.rI,. tluTiu. The man who has
discovered t!i>IHrr'h mpin Deer Lodge ntew
t..aAsu. lie j. unmarried. hence did not
,hInk If ptrcmting u vocal apparatus. lie
n.., su,inrr uuiii. miu,ilc n."tl. rUarsely
n,l uuu, who said ne had been "bucking
urulli.t 'urIir'@ all summer and who
rmpltu.il,h his many and scvcra! remarks
Wa, frequent quotations from Col siafD"t
,ir- Vocabulary. rs per Bret llar'c. This
vas no nrw tangled thing. lie had been
thinking abou. II since he Was boy, and
.,ra-ntrd up his grand secret through thirty
ycar-. during which h" had not had good
NIGHTS sIrrr.' ~hilc tools were gong crazy
t,cr impraciica projects lie knew he
hal "hnrkrd friction and center of gravity
all 10 49,. hcli"v,hi it WAS perpetual motion.
aud srill IF Mr DIN" whom he had ap.
pinh 10 for working model. would only
,uy he was dnnrlool he would give il up
which WAS the most reasonable propose.
ton We have heard OF from u perpetual
motion man. A. mechanical perpetual
motion has been unsucccsstu'ly s"ulh,
1000 YEAR,. as mechanics and the sciences
have been made suh,rivicnt 10 life times of
hopeless effort by pcrsonlr4 ingenuity I"
discover il IA it has filled insane asylums,
anil rs il j. demonstrated it requires body
70 he both heavier and lighter than itself
~ III" same moment, or i"i"c greater than
Itself. il seems highly probable that even il
Mr. OIIn should decline Ia We vchcmcnt'y
skrp'rca our square built man IN duck
o,"tnIs has StN!i l.t 'hliy years sleep
u~rtr>,ly. and h,S p"rrrira' motion AT bet
wuulI result "nI, ~ '"r T., pleas" u passing
fancy
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effort 10 reach the rocky vrrE. OF The Lower
Falls. Down. still down. struggled Snd
sild-IingtrinS an each 'nsaiiic ia'n;'"ii 10
~ sweep with eager vision The spheioida'
c.,,.cnvs. stretching IA distant miles ~
SAFFRON MVTTLED PALISADES AND STRAIT.
ED GOKGts.
Whose every chif xnu every e>,nrpment
ws> flushed with ifiic>scni >h,vn-umiil. NJ
last, tue shelving huiiresS was reached:
Then stood where few moments since !
thought ! might dip the water in my hand.
Delusiye thOught-it was still thirty feet
below. CrAsping the branch Of n friendly
pine that grew from . cleft in the rock, !
leaned over tie dizzy ledge and breathless
watched the crystalline dclugc curyet and
plunge SO grHntly int" the misty depths
beneath; then. under the ainbiant maze axsir
gathering its scattered mOiccu ar legiOns
leap out, rs from q cloud, 10 scurry, Sn'i
whirl, and eddy in vlre>ccnt foam down the
gorgeous canyon. The whole vast survey
was Notwithstanding.
BEATlFIC ENCHANTMEST
Held me spell bound Benz attn and around
me was arranged almighty amph'tIeatre,
studded with castles. dOmes and towers ;
and palaces uf sculp ured ruby; and moss
grown cathedIais; and galleries OF Titanic
statues: and tortresscs, carnage stained ;
and glldcd adamantine walls and over
all was spread many hucti, Gauzy veil.
cunccaI.ng only little things did not care
IL see. Did dream? Turning myself and
seeking RI assurance by reflection, again l
looked and again saw all before mc ~ real
ily. more as,onishingly fair than words "a"
tell. Oh, can there i'c. thought !, IN \"
lures hole realm sight comparable Ia
this? II 50. let Natures devUlce sec /! and
die
All conceptions of the Grand Canyon
mus, be feeble. II we could take mah's
iutllcsl s.ructurcs--our Capitol AT Wa hing
ton. st. Paui's. ST. Peter's-and set them III
the inches OF this vast ampl;hea,rc, they
would appear H. q childish lriCk. like hat
t. adorn the starry armament with q JcwcIed
trinkel. The naine-Giand Canyon ms.
leads You think at once of - picc'pIlate
gorge between two high mountain Ranges
gloomy nj mid day, even. Not SO. This is
u stupendOus clli,slI, washed out trum al
undu.a,inE. grassy plateau. Instead VI
dusky shades. lis architectural eidcs are
BRIGHT AND GLOWING WITH COLORs
WhI,c, ye!l"w, red. pink, maroon, blue,
green, grunge all these and more; NO,
stinied and d'mly seen. but more cupiOusIy
spend out than art has ever conceived. The
un,icr,One Or ground work Of color through
out this grand cAefd'Oeu1re. are tin,s and
shades Of yellow. But, whether
it, walls rise in gothic columns, or slope
up on slides OF vsriesalcd sands AMI clIys,
the cOIOring is everywhere present. unique
in character and without IL parallel IN the
world.
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Personal.

Col w. F. Sanders arrived last evening
to preside ut the Historical Socicty meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Lounsbury and chill.
drcn journcycj Walla Wsllaward few
days since.
Mrs. Leggett returned to Deer Lodge on
Thursday and will confer the Eastern Star
degrees at the Masonic Lodge this evening
Col L. J. Sharp and wife, left on Friday
evening for Warm Springs. where they will
take this mornings stage for the States and
enjoy winter visit among relations.
Mcssrs. &. J. Manning and Richard Pop
lin. two successful miners of Pilgrim Bar,
left on Wednesday to spend the winter in
Georgia and Tennessee.
Mr. r. Woodlock. J. p. ut Beartown. was
descending the ladder into the shaft in his
tlSi n last Saturday when one Of the toI,
rounds broke and he fell 80 feet lie was
considerably bruised but not seriously in
jured. Don't you do that any more. Pst.
Rev. Hugh Duncan has gone 10 Sheridan
for the purpose Of removing his family to
Deer Lodge. They have . cordial welcome
10 our town.
Mr. & Mrs. +. I. HusOn, accompanied BY
quite large bridal party from New Chicago
and Pioneer. reached Deer Lodge on Tues
day evening and splendid Ball at the
McDu,ney House celebrated the event TIC
bride and groom left for Helena oil Welncs
day.
Rev T.. Van Corp. for some years station.
ed a, Helena. has been in Deer Lodge the
pas, few days ANA will nflicate q. the cbaue
on Sunday. Father Van Corp goes hence
to ST. Igna,ius Mission where he will remain
in chsrg. Of The Mission. Father Pallsdino
being transferred I" Helena
Mcssrs Jos. N. Aiger, Fhiiips,,urg. ". /.
Marshall. Virginia. Henry NJ. Psrchen and
Preston Sc"tt. Helena. John Caplicc Forcs;
city, and p. Br"gan Yreka. put IN appear
ance this week,
Mr. and Mrs. G. q. Birdseyc and niece
Miss Clark. have been stopping 1t the
McI,urncy House this week. Mrs. Diriscve
has been. anhspnily. quite IN during the
yisi,
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WIN. Coleman has the finest assortment
OF toys in the city.

VI 'oSb III tuC wy.
THE GRAIN CRor.-From every portion
of Montana comes adviccs of light yield
Of grain this season. In ncsrly all localities
the acreage is less. decreasing greatest in
Missoula county, and falling of in every
county in the Territory. We believe in
Missoula the estimated product ~ not one
sixth that OF last year; in Gslla,in, Madison.
Mcnghcr and Jefferson not over onc>half to
one third; in this valley one half and in
Flint Creek two.;hirds. The eurplusage
last year and the consequent low prices
shrunk the acreage and the decreased pro-
Dict per acre las left Montana with but q
moderate supply of brcads,uffs This falling
off IN yield is becoming unhappily apparent
as hnrvests are threshed, and oats are going
"a be especially scarce Farmers are sadly
disappointed in the yield. As an instance
of this Mr.. so.n Peterson few days since
thrcsheL his crop. and where 1000 bushels
were confidently cxnccied the yield was only
800 bushels. The result of these facts can.
not be otherwise than a marked advance in
grain. and they will probably irsiigatc
speculative purchase. So. although farmers
are disappointed in the yield it il probable
there will soon be partial compensation in
mo active market and b.: ter prices.
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No. o49l
Application for Patent.
u. s. LAM Drrtr-

Y. s. LAND OrriCE,
HELENA, NJ. r.. October 81 Isl:
So:icc Is hereby published that WILLIAM COZ
LiNS: JOHN L. HOGAN. THOMAS HOGAN ana
JOIN MoNTGoM ERY. who's, po.tcilicc Is Black
100! i 'ty, Deer Lodge county. NJ. r., have this dly
Congress- for their certain placer nininc claim sin
atsa IN NO orga,'issd mining district, Deer Iodgr
range west which claim is recorded in GvoE y
page lis. IN the office .: the county recorder OF said
comfy ana described n follows in the ir notes and
set IN the ground and running thence y. $50 deg
e. =! chains to point from whence corner No J. OF
10! no. 10 IN township 10 north range 5 west hearo
h'!i deg; " so chains. thence : u.s., de.. "
~ CHAINS, thence :. 3ll de-. l.. 80 CHAINS to the
pn"ot heginning. embracing: ten and 80 100 acres,
inc neares. known claimants u these premises are
x a.wrenca ana W. :. Payntrr, Claimants of Lot
No. -, above referred to
I;a'ul ". G, CHILD, Register
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II Won wan, inc candies go to
100 WV CrLENAN'S

lNTEEEsfiNn Ceremony The P:.nitcn.
tiary on THURSDAY evening ~ns the scene of
M unusual and interesting ceremony. One
Of the prisoners, William Whiting. having
experienced that Cunvictmn of sinful"css
not Sc. forth m the finding ut the jury. and
aspiring 10 better life, solicited the Sac.
minis,crcd him by Rev. J. A. Van An =.
assisted by Rev. Hugh Duncan, in the
p,cseurc Of witnescss and his tt;!ny prison
ere. i,ts described rs having been an Ia
trresting and mort impressive sccm. The
work Of tie clergy ind Christian women
" ~ have prtachd Ia and mai"'Aineds Bible
.lsss among the convicis for several n""abs
n bringing lis tturn.
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FROM J0CKO AGENCY.
The Flathcads Removing Pcaceably
Agent Shanahan's Rcpert-Nc Trouble
Appreheaded.

EDIron NEW NoETH-EEsT.--
DEAR SIR :-Hayng read certain arti.
Gle ~ the Independent Of the 18th inst re.
lating to the Flathead Indians. l at once
obtained permission from the proper au>
thorltles 10 make use Of the following:
COPY
FLArHEAD INDIAN AGENCY.
MONTANA TERH'ronI
OCTOBER II, 1Ss3
CoNnIs-I,NEn or INDIAN ArSAIE-.
WA.HiNGros. D. {.
SIR Notwithstanding the determined
efforts Of some white settlers III the Bitter
Root Valley. to retard the rem oval Of the
Flaihcad Inlians to this Reservation and
provoke a war between them ard the Cow
crnmcnt, I have the honor to report that
Arlcy. SECOND Chief, and ten other families
have this day arrive, at the JnckO. making
practically settling tic Flathead question:
Arlcy states that but few of his people will
become citizens the greater portion Of them
having expressed Il desire to settle here on
their return frmn The hunting grounds
Ar,ry having specially requested to live near
mc-;n compliance with his wish | have
g:veu him possession "s the old quarters
heretofore occupied by employee
tSi.n,I. D. Su,HAHAX,
l.. s. Indian Atrat.
In conclusion inform yea tia. rather
THAI accrp: Major Shanahar's resignation
the Department, has granted him al unl!m.
tied icay" Of absence lie will star, for
Wnshin. ton in short time X.
FLATHEAD AGeSCY. NJ. T.. Oct. -, ID
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CoRResforoEAcE.

(THE New NORTH-WEs sOlicits communications
matters Of Public Interest from all localities. Per
feet freedom Is accorded in the choice Of theme and
ample range in sentiment and expression, 70 II Is
confined to reasonable limits. We cannot, therefore,
In advance responsibility for the views Of COZ
respondents.
Correspondents will please, in all cases, accompany
cOnmunitat ivnswith their name.
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Surveyed 10y Lyman Il DsLacy, and pat.
rn'rd wi'hoG. cost Of trip "a Helena by
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
of publ" land business transacted by J.. u
Lyman, former Register. Information free.
Claimants wi! find it greatly 10 their nd.
'arlagr by applying lirrc,iyio or addressing
hem hy mail "a, l!r'cna. ~. Z.
go. 3 m
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NO. 2As
Application for Patent.
l. =. LAND Or-f-..

Y =, LAND OPri.,I
49, liz -ssA. n. T., October II. 1913.
Ne!Gr j. h'rehy pahli>h,d that WILLIAM 4
,LAKh. whnsr poSto.lcc address IL Deer Lodge art
JANIS EiLtllRiSF whose po.toilicc nd Ir,y- is
Butte City, both in der Lodge county MonrIrn ~
rofy nave This day made application for patent ufh,r
'hc MINING laws OF tonGFr-s. for thrjr lode ufniu
ciiHl' situated IN Summit Valley Miniu. District
countE ana territory aforesaid. s,,id claim h, NJ r.,
coro,d III ING ono" OF IL" county 'rcofdrr IN a..
comfy and described III the PIT and tcld mote. o.
ME III tii~ Office, ~ fl ow.: BEGINNING al a stpu.
from which corner No / OF Lot W Il. in l,nn>nip
> norm OF r"n:c west hears y. : deg. 81 min +.
d'>t nv lHA' feet running thence : 3 DEE 20 mn
G"iect 10 stone. thence ~ deg. 10 min T. no
feet 10 post, thence " dc. 81 min w. Gu trct Il,
post. thence r. Si'c.. ~ min. " aO) f,,i :, M,
PLACE "i BEGINNING coutaiuin. an aFra OF 30 aa acre
and Designated Il. Lot No a. in '0Nu>hp:i noI!h al
range west. comprising Gi"oycrr c4ir, aud q, i'm.
no L. :? 8. ana = east AMI We. OF discovery hrin..
22Sc linear feet on the Gamh"t;a ode together uun
enifacc groun, 300 feet in width on each side OF r,id
.oe. upon when noilec Of intention 10 apply tor
patent ana diagram OF the official survey of said lode
"rrs posted on The 18th day of October. is;;I.
IN" adioin1hg claimants 10 said premises are 10,
known. " q t.ytii n D. S'
W. ". JOHNSON, Atty. for Claimants a35 ,oi
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Application for Patent.

I. :. 'aND OrFT".
hkLEN.. ". r.. October % 1873
Nn,,cc Il hereby published that GEORGE D. e.
iiibBS ADAM IERlIAuSER and PRESTUE
S'o! Whose postoillce addres-i- Helena, MontaEl
mining laws OF Congress. for thrir placer min, .
claim situated In p.nces Mining District Deer Iodgc
township no. north range west which CHIN, il rr
corded IN he office of the county recorder ,ll t,,
county aforesaid. and described n follows Ttc r.
y OK the \ T.: !, Of the ). T.. i of section q. md
Lot and the :. W luacrcs tract Of Lot B. of .rtuu
:. which snd 10 acres is the :. ". ! OF the : W =
nt the ~ W. / of said section ~ cfabr lcu- TIT,
Is posted.
>, The adjoining claimants to those promise. qrs
L. Bill and John O'Ronrkc
We. CIi!!.D Register
'f""'h ~. T. hfBBS, Attorney. .sI-th.
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SheriT's Sale.

Ri VIRTUE or An ORDER OF SALE ,sSrrn
- out Of the Second judicial District Court Of
Montana Territory, III and Tor Dec Lud.n county,
beari. date Of OrutGr I'D. iS1% aud 10 M, dir,,,t
and delivered IN IN acted In sn,a court wnrrl IN A
W. hnnell. W. \ clark and =. l.. i.arib,c arr ,lniu
TINS ana H. IL. llarkns and John 4. Nelson yr, d.
iendnnts In favor Of said plaintiffs and against .gj,t
defendants. for !hc Gum al Min" Hundred and Fifteen
OF Thirty Eight dollars [:3S COL and nil further r
cruing costs have evieu upon and will on Saturdsy
the 18th day o; Novcnlcr. 1873 iu front of tho tur
House, In the town of Deer Lodge IN Deer Iodr"
county NJ T., sell at public auction to the highest ana
best bidder for cash In hand. all defendants lihi
title and interest in and to the folluwin. dr.crh ii
property, sitna.d IN Deer Lodge county. Montana
1errGEj. to.Wt: Tn" rrt:ividpd two tu,ntv-touItna
l%2,l u what j. known - the ''M,urrs' Ditch ct
which conveys water from Rec" Track creek TO rr.,i
slch ana other placer mines and "ul,hrs ~ Iua,
vicinity, efso m'ich thereof as may be- necessary to
sniisty said judgment and costs, lluur 0t sale IT.
ocl"cs nj. of above date.
Gwen under my Land This !3d day q October, 40
'23-H CHARLES :. WARREN
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:&'i CHARLES :. WARREN.
Shllii q; beer Lodge cuu,ty. NJ II
NOTICE. TO NllNEIsS

1. $. LAND OFFcs,t
IirLrNA. NJ T., Octnh,r -. 1873 /
>o'gs !. hereby given that Lot Is A. GEANnpRE
has ms day filed his application enter ~ ngric
turnl land. under the pIc.emption laws. the south
nail OF tar southwest quarter Of section I,nv
in township seven. north Of Rlnuc MINK
wesi winch land j. suspended from entry. Notice i.
hereby given that hearing will be, had a; this oilic
on the 10Th day OF November A. T. 1873 Il. .o'eluc:
r. NJ to determine as 10 the mineral or non minsia(
charscter OF said land an! testimony to be used upo
eaid nearing III be taken before II. ). Clark County
Clerk o! Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., ut HIS office II,
Deer Lodge city, at 10 o'clock \. 81 on the 25th duy
At November. A. u. ls1a. '
u II alleged there axe no known mines VI m,niu,
improvements upon said land.
u. Il O'BASSoN. Attorney I'm
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