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National Republican., 1878-06-01
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~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, May -, 1873
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
u O'Clock m. Of MONDAY the3d day OF JuncS7s, for
the construction nn1 erection oT M iron Stand-pipe
to be faced with sunr, BRICK and galvanized iron ..
feet in diameter ami 20 feet high, to he placed In six
tpenh street extended: for Onr duplex Pump having
the capacity to lin one hundred thousand gallons o
water per hour hundred and thirty three feet mud
for two Boilers enchcqunl to the requirements OF the
pumpail TO be pHc 'd in position In complete read
ness for use.
Tnr plans and specifications can be seen upon als
plicaiou ut the Engineers office.
myspd THOS. q. COX, Water Registrar.
The tine for receiving the above proposals has been
extended until II IN. THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of
June, 1873. T!lOS. {. COY.
Water Re Iistrar.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
COMM ERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

y. ~.
whrat-Thrre was comparatively lit,le doing In the
nIarke, Tor wheat sinCC "Wednesday last, business be
iig very much rSt.Ctcl by the limited Ofer,ngH
The market to-day indicates IL cont 'nued sluggish Rd
inactive feeling with pric" share ymaninine thou Ii
current rute, rtmun guUaply the same. We quote
hur 10 good rel whe III II O}Gl Os, good 10 prime
81 UJgi l2's the latter quotation being for strictly
prime.
Corn-ReceptS OF corn continue in very liberal
supply, and tho market dull and heavy, wahout any
quutaple change Ia prI,es.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
AUCTION sALEs-TO.DAY,
nAvID E. YOUNG, Auctioneer.

PAwNBRoKER's SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
by order Of A. Cohen, lOD7 Seventh street. we will
sell on the evenings Of NJ AY q, 2s ~. a. and JUNE
!. Fine Jewelry, 10 Fine gOld and silver Watches,
American English, and Swiss makes; Ca MS Rim u,
Plus, Sets Jewery Opera Glasses Closks, and PLATED
Ware, Pistols 40 Coats all styles and sizes, mostly
merchnnt-tallor made and this seasons make; 10
pair Pants, mostly good as new. large stock Of
Miscellaneous Goods, Accordeons Books, Bibles, Mu
Guns Sale to commence at p, nj.
y. B-All articles on deposit over four months are
mel uded In this sale. my2J-7t
National Republican., 1878-06-01
PROPOSALS..
.R0P0sAIs FOR P1RK sETTEEs.
OFFICE oF NATIONAL CENETERrEs,

OFFICE OF NATIONAL CENETERfEs,
wAsHtSuToS, ID. G. . May -, ISIS
Sealed proprsals la triplicate with copy OF this
nd tsenient attached TO elch will be received at
this Office until noon o. WEDNESDAY, June ~,
1875, Tor 100 Park Settces (wrOugIt Iron Frames
with Wooden Stats to feet In lenglhl
BIDS should be accompanied with design or designs
OF the Sc tee proposed TO he furnished.
Scttres to be delivered ready for shipment either In
New York, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, or Washington
Nt the option of the bidder
Proposals sh oud be marked Proposals for Park
Scttees." and addressed to the undersigned, by whom
hey will lie opened at tue time above specified,
when bidders ale invited to be present
A. =. ROCKWELL, Captain aud 4. q. NJ, U. \. A.
my.0Gt In charge OF National Cemeteries.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS

The Lake Superior Transit Company Is running
Tru Splendid Passenger Steamers between Buffalo
and Huutm and iHtCTmCdlHIJ ports. Five sHllings
weekly For nIll information apply TO
u. T. EVANS, Genl Manager Buffalo, n, Y.
1 /
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DRoPOsALs FOR MATERIAL.
orrIcr OF mrs prn11c pRIxrEn.

OFFICE OF THE PURLIC PRISTEW,
WAsHISGTUS, May u, 1879
Proposals will he received by the Public Printer,
until The 18Th day of June, 1873, nj ~ O'Clock M, for
material ur The USE Of the Government Printing
Office from July l. 1873 to June IA ls,h Schedules ut
materials desired, and such instructions relating ITO
quRu tiles, terms of bidding, etc, may bc deemed
CXpCdi mt, will be furnished application 10 this
LtilCe. Address JNO. II. DEFNElS,
ny9J Public HGlnteT, WluSiltlg e OIL, - {.
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my2[SSWst
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

PosT-OFFICE DErARrMrSr, May ~, 1878.
sealed proposals will be received Mt this department
until I2 clock N. on THURSDAY, June %, is1s
for Hrnshing STATIONERY for the PustOnlce DE
pnrtmrnt for one year from July l. ISIS
Blank forms Of proposals showing the Items aud
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished application to
this Department.
prOpusalS should he addressed TO the FiIst As,Ist
ant postmRste Cener, and indOrscd "lropusllS for
Stationery H. VI. Is Eh'
National Republican., 1878-06-01

POTTER and his little scheme afford no end
for fun and sarcasm to the OpOsition. The
Washington NATIONAL RErURiICAH was tie
first TO use the "GTrascr" similc. Kingston
"a. u Freeman.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
lJROPOSAIS.

NAVY PAY OFFICE. I
WAsIIISGTuS, u. e May -, ISIS,
SCnlel prOI ONS Will he rec" We" at lhls Uilr" uni
II ucOck M on the Oth day of lunt lNN, i"r supply
ing such quantities Ul Fresh Beef and Ne-C aOlr,,
Fresh Bread, and for baking Rrctd as N ~ he re
qured ut the ulIvSyard an stUt mat WiG1uIngtOn ~,
T., iur the Used yer "udug June ~ 'SN
Blank forms ut 0lirr, and all necessary nlOi nation
to specifications and the quantities rrIuiru eau he
procured hy applying To the lrEnrctOr o. Provisions
and Cuihing 1T the Washington nnVN-vnid
W. W WILLIAMS
myT Pay inspector United States Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
CIRCUIT couRr--JvsrlcE HUMPHREYS.

White vs. Coleman Il Co., guruishcc; Judgment
Of Justice Of the lr0Cc rs To quuslimg attachment
verdict iOr plUiutill tor So WingIrld vs. vii
lums; settled Bean vs.. AnnCu,!h and Potomac
judgment by 'dclGuil Calian vs.. Fluhcrty, Oh
hearing.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Washington City Post
Office june I, 1878.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWELRY. &c,
Can be sold for the highest cnsh prices Gents cloth
Ing especially desired, for whi the extreme value
VII he paid by calling Oh Rr addressing IIElXOG, 30s
Ninth street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Orders promptly attended ~. ulur2Stf
National Republican., 1878-06-01
DRoP0SAI.s FOR FUEL
Or,prrnu,srrp's Orrtcr.

QrARTERMNsTER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MAXINE CORIT,
wASIINGTOS, April ~. 1873.
Sealed prprosts. IN iurlicntc, will he re i've! at
this ulr' unill Il O'Clock m. Of FRIDAY, the llIh
day ur Jun" mkt, tor sIpply n! Wool and Con TO
til" lul" stats mar nU-. ut on" or NOR" OF the fol-
Iuwin uus, tTun 1t Ju,y ISIS to 3lh June, lN.D:
National Republican., 1878-06-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

Money easy alta
Exchange ,t,ady. Long, 1885, short, +s5f.
Eaes for carrying ia2
GoId weak at lOi 100. bid.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
DRoposAIs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
DrroT QrAnrrRMA.rEn's orrrcr.

DEpuT QrAHrERMASTEHs OFFICE,
WASIuNGTuS. u. G., May .. =
Sealed proposals are invited aud will be- received at
this onlc' until Il uclOgk June I, ISIS. for fI
n.shing for the QuurirruRd"r's Department nil"vn
CI5I Cavalry Horses follows:
The horses to be sound In all particulars, we'll broken,
In tul II, sI and gOOl condition, from IiluCn 40 To
sixteen tlGJ hands high nom hv" tbD To nine CD years
old and well adapted IN every way to cavalry pur-
poses
A thorough Inspection of ra,h horse VIII h. made
by the Veterinary Surgeln OF the Department HUd
those that do not conform To the above dis rtiUu
will he rrctCl. The tinted States reserves the right
iu reject any ali bids, AMI the ncCeptnLC' Oi ANY
hid WiIl depend upun the previous iRvOrI, in,p,C-
lion of the hur>'s offered IN l,r the hld
pTupusts should be mnrkid Prupus ais for Horses,
\. +. ROCKWELL.
my Depot QumtcIn 'vr
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WAsHISUrOS, u. C.. MAY -, ls1S
ScIcl proposals. Ia duplicate, - hr inlnrSwl Pro.
pO ais fUf Coal AMI Charcoal Will be- received II his
uncr until \. N. ll" lilh day Of June, 1879 Tor the
below dies, ribcN't tu aud Charcoal, tu hu GC! !lNplVd at
III" nHvy.N urd WuS Igtun tn" cod to br d livCrvl
In to b" provide Thy ih"G pvurnmcnt, c 81 ANY
EXPENSE subject Ih" usual INSPECTION, and tn l"'
weighed at llr navy-vNrl scales The contractor 10
pay the cost o. iHSle thia.
BUREAU OF EQCIpMENr AND RECRUITING.
Five hundred Citpl tons Cumh"rnul coal, run IT
mine; free from dirt and all OtI,er defects @=in
pound, per ton.
Inree hundred (BIW bushels Charcoal, best quality.
Responsible security required IN the WlS iur the
prnmI and faithful delivery Ol IA" above
Blank I, rms for bids 20 be had Ut this office
W. W. WILLIAMS,
my27 Fay Inspector Un.Icd States Navy
National Republican., 1878-06-01
District Courts.

NVTNLME NOIKT OF TIE DIsTNIVT.
Georgetown College vs. h.StIiCt Of Columbia
comIirued. IN re George luylor hoLtaS coIpus;
argument postponed until the next term. Dnrby
VS. T. s. & 4, Co; UIgued and submitted FAINT Vs.
FendUll; decree Tor sule Of property. King V.
Dean: appeal To the CTitGd States supreme Court.
Bowling ". u, uChvr; new sale uNEcr bowling
deed ~ lie mu,'c; surplus may come in for Dis.
uihmtion Of fund shuu.d there Lc any, Creswcll
vs.. MAXWELL decree affirming Judgment below.
ruled leave to plead. Washington and George.
town Railroad Company vs. District uf Columbia
vs.. Acker: drrIru refereed In I'd A. j. Bnrmnd ;
drCIre Of Probate Court modified. Richard, VS.
MUckUll; appeal dismissed and CUse rcmundcd u
the Equity Court.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

QrAHTEHNAsTEH's OTTICE,
UNITED STATES MAWIN tfuIIS,
WAsHI~UruS, Aprll ~ LIS.
Sealcl proposals. IN duplicate will be- rvrc.Ntd nt
this office uuu T. u'cuCk N. ui TUESDAY the lllil
dag Of June next for furnishing TaluH, to the United
States marines, ut one or more OF the following sta
tiUlls, from luy L. ls7S, to 3th June, ls7D:
Portsmouth, New llmp'ire.
thlTl, stUwu Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn. New York.
I"asIc Island. near Philadelphia, Penn.
WaShingtnu, District Oi tUlumbW-
GpspurI, ne tT SuTlU'k, Virginia
Annapolis, MaryluHd.
Mare Island, California.
Specifications with blank prOnOS1ls can he oh
thincd upon apple uiUn at any Of the statun' named
or at the oil -, OF the guarirrma,tCr, Washington,
ID. e., and Assistant Quart rmSirrS, - South Fuult IL
street, Philadelphia Pa, nnl 30 Bread street. New
York.
prOpO"alI should be indorScd Proposals for Iia-
W. H. SLACK,
my7.lww Major and QuurlCrnnisiCr.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

The olio'cing is published for The benefit Of Trar-
cling SdleSmen, Strangers, and The public getier-
dHy-it includes all trades aud professions, and
cannot fail TO prore Of interest 10 all who intend
hdnsdcting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

oUvERNNESr RoSDs.
Government bonds quiet and LIVER FOR some nt the
Al Int,,
National Republican., 1878-06-01
FORTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
tConfinuod from Find PuOt. /

Mr.. FERRY pres cd the consideration of the
post route bill.
Mr.. 1lEREf ORD warmly advocated present
action upon the bill to repeal the resumption
act,
aIr. SPENCER claimed priority for the con.
sidcration Of the river and hGrbor appropri.
alton bill
Mr.. HAMTIN's proposition was taken up
yeas, 35 nays, %.
Mr.. EDMUNDS offered an amendment TO
the report of the committee expressing an
opinion that there should be u termination Of
the present arrangement, that there might be
no expectation Of q subsequent renewal of 1t.
Without concluding the discussion on the
bill, the Senate, Oh motion of Mr.. ALLISON,
ut five p. NJ, went into executive session, and
when the doors were again opened adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

thrl.D
Specifications, with blank PROPOSALS can be o.
ia ned uIuu application NJ any ui the stations banned
at tile Offices uf IL" Quart rm-t r, Washington,
u. e.. Assistant QuuTtrrnlsIrrS - South Fourth
street, PhHdr!phLt Ia, nud - BrULd street, New
York.
PrOInsllS should hr hLDssrd Proposals for Fuel"
ard addressed T. tie undrrs,Cied
W. h. SLACK.
my7twIw MuO" RuI QuarIrruIIslvr.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.
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NIIsCELI.NENIs

! PrulriU',r AUnlnuy X r",Irv.ur
N,,u,l., "iinmora Il Ragt CA u
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

"A dispatch says that Suleiman Pasha, af-
ter fighting his way from Tatar Bazardjik
to Phillipopolis, found the Russians there in
great force, fought a desperate battle Tues
day and succeeded in clearing the road to
~Adrianople, and continued his retreat
hither
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Times Lon
don special says: A belief is prevalent in
Vienna that Russia is purposely delaying
negotiations until Turkey is reduced to a
condition of utter llelpiessness. One of the
conditions OF peace, according. to Partisan
authority, is the opening or the Black Sea
to Russia exclusively. From Constantine
pie the statement is telegraphed that Aus
tria and England have informed the Porte
and Russia that they will not recognize any
arrangement made in contravention of the
treaty of Paris without the participation of
he guaranteeing powers. At present the
most alarming views on the situation come
from French journals, which assert that
Germany has agreed to sustain Russia in ig-
noring any interests which clash with those
of the Muscovite.
CHICAGO, january 1.-THE Iyibume's
London special says: The garrison of Wild
din, on the Danube, and of Erzeroum, in
Asia Minor, have asked for terms of surren-
der and will capitulate in Il few days.
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mo. $3.50
. PPLLCATION FOR PATENT..
U. S. LAND OFFICE, :
Helena Montana. Jnnuarl 4. IS7S

+. ~. 1ASo O"EAtIs -
Helena, Montana, january 1, 1873. :
Notice ishereby published that Louis Rotwitt,
John F.; IS Ian., waite, Walter W Era Mrnol la bi R;c :
E. Marks. and Francis Scharwitz, by Louis Rot
witt, his attorney in fact, whose post office address
tory, have this day filed application for patent, I'M
der the Mining laws Of Congress, for their placer
mine, situated in Trout creek (unorganlaed) mining
No. IL n, of ranges Nos. | and 2 west trOln princi-
pal meridian, designated as Lot No -, which
claim is not recorded, and described IN tae Official
Beginning at a granite stone.20xl2x4 inches mark
cd N 6 IS for the northeasterly corner. and run
ming thence 5 so deg As min W 10. so chains; thence
S ~ deg*M 20. so chains; thence $ 2 deg 30 min w
Is. 56 chainsl thence $ 81 deg - min " y 80 chains;
thence n SO deg 80 min w Il chains thence SO de-;
70. so chains; thence S 60 deg w 10 10 chains; thence
N SO deg 80 min w Is. 80 chains: thence S 50 deg 30
min W 8; p ch h n n IL thence nee $ g g d ! s. 30 oh min m y th 10 80
S 80 deg 80 min w 8. s6 chains; thence n a deg W
I ,s3 chains to a point in the west boundary OF town
to sections l8, 10, IL and IA, township IL north,
ranges1 and Q west bears south 20 81 chains distant;
thence y z deg. w p n chains; thence y o. deg 80 y
chains; thence N IS deg w $50 chains; thence y 81
deg 30 min w IL. 96 cuains; thence y 80 deg " h.N
chains; thence n 80 deg As min w IL 10 chains;
thence N 5odegW 10. O5 chains; thcnceN so deg e So
chains; thence S 40 deg Is min Il : Oh chains; thence
S So deg Is min y 8 3; chains: thence - 81 DEG 81
thence s 50 deg so min Il IL. IL chains; thence > 6S
deg r Ii IS chains; thence $ 81 deg 80 min T 81
n 81 de- II 6. "a chains; thence N as deg 45 min r 8
chains; thence n Is deg 80 min = 3 So chains; thence I
N ii deg Il 80 chains; thence : " deg AZ MN y
]6, AZ chains; thence N IS deg Is min Il ID .33 chains;
thence 5 70 deg 80 min E II. 80 chains; theace y sS
deg Is min E 81 chains: thence y 60 deg E7.S9
chains; thence N Z deg Is min Il l6 81 chains; thence
n Al deg 20 min Il 3E:2o chains; thence S 45deg 80
min e 5. IA chains, to the place Of beginning, en-
bracing sixty two and thirty-tWo hnndredths
(6a 33-I0O) acres, upon which q notice of said appli-
cation, together with a plat of tho premises clam
ed. were posted on the 18th day or December 1877.
according to law. The adjoining claimants to these
premises are Mayne q Luke, pl Ger claim in New
Work gulph, and placer mining ground ON Trout
creek norlhcastcrly, claimants unknown.
Any and MI persons claiming adversely the s above
not;led that nnIess their adverse claims nfe duly filed
according to law, with the Register Of the United
within the sixty days period of publication hereof.
they will be forever barred by virtue of the pro.i-
sions of the mining laws of Congress,
J. II. MOE, Register.
B.EiMAass9saya IS 4Aep-. din. surseyor<.
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o-RU A

LONDON, january 1.-THE Times special.
from Guirgevo says the mortality among
lke:Turkish prisonersa at Fratishti is becom-
ing a terror TO travellers between Bucharest
and the Danube. Even if there is nothing
worse~there than the ordinary typhus the
Tile mortality is evidenced by numerous
graves surrounding the prisoners camp
~justifes the apprehension of travellers. l
SAW Russian soldiers digging huge graves
and near them were fifty Turkish corpses
lying in a confused leap where they had
been emptled from the dead carts. Their
ragged, half clad forms, and irost bites visi-
bic on their naked limbs, gave evidence Of
the hardships they had suffered on their
march from Nikopolis.
LONDON. January 49, Russian official
dispatch dated Kezanlik, January 1G says
that a accommodating party Of dragons has
brought information that Suleiman Pasha is
at P~hillipopolis, and has given orders to
barn everything.
Later-Bazardiek and Pnillipopolis are
reported burned.
Intelligence from the Danube says that
the flow of ice continues, and eommunica-
ton is most difficult.
LONDON, January 16.-The Cologne Ga
sstte says: The Russians are before Phil
iipopolis and Il battle is imminent that the
foreign consular representatives had de
man1e / 4 suso pension of arms for 24. hours
10 send away non-combataats.
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contrast with inferior rival preparations on
ly inreases its popularity. 1t has been re-
peatedly Initiated, but without success.
Counterfeits of it have been surreptitiously
introduced, but have fallen flat. EVERY
where it entrenches itself in the condolences
of the people; and we'll it may, for it is a
thoroughly reliable invigorant Of the feehle,
hanishes dyspepsia and constipation, braces
the nerves. cures rheumatic ailments and
kidney complaints, and eradicates and pre-
vents intermitt ent>and remittent fevers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
AMONG THE DEAD FAILURES

OF the past,''how many bogus nostrums may
he numbered, Beginning theircareers with
a tremendous flourish of trlmpets. blazoned
for a lime inshe public prints and on tlain-
ing posters. soon, but not too soon, were
thew relegated to the limbo OF things lost on
earth. But Hostetter's Stomach Bitterssis
a living and thriving remedy. 1t goes on.
curing and to cure. Neither undefhand nor
men competition affect it,. On the. contrary
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
From the New North West.

From the New North West.
AS the silver mines Of Montana are now
consuming immense quantities of salt, why
does not some one go and discover a salt
mine and make an immense fortune and go
to Europe and put on Il little style? Salt is
generally found in any country where coal
and iron abound and can without doubt be
found in Montana. There is also money in
Montana coal and now that the embargo
has been laid upon wood, why not have
more Of our coal mines opened and devel-
oped?
From the Independent.
A petition, signed by ITO residents Of
Miles City to the Postmaster General, pray
ing that Il daily mail route be established
between that point and Bismarck, repre-
sents that a saving of 200 miles in distance
will be made by that change. The route
heretofore has been by way of Buford.
From the Herald.
The meeting on the 18th inst. of the Hele-
ma Board of Trade was more largely attend
ed than at any time Stree its organization,
all the Directors being present eAceptfour.
The proceedings were unusually interesting,
and Il large correspondence WIS read from
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of
Trade from Chicago, San Francisco, Pitts
burgh, st. Paul, and from the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange and others.
Several new. members were elected, a COM
mittee Of supervisors appointed to prospect
and build the Butte road when sufficient
e.,.,I, ,.oro rn;coJ far tho I,p,nc and RI 90
cit and receive subscriptions, etc., etc.
Several committees were appointed on diff
ferent matters. all looking to the general in
terest of the town and Territory.
Memorials to Congress, representing the
widespread dissatisfaction of the people on
the wood and lumber taxes were received,
with signatures from every citizen OF Ra-
dersburg and Bozeman. AS soon as other
memorials from the other towns and camps
are received, there will be a string of'remon-
strants' names. that will have to be meas
ured by the yard so as to get at the voice Of
the peoples expression of disaprobation'at
the uniust and onerous tax. When the
principal memorials from Butte, Deer
Lodge, Missoula, Virginia City, Blaektoot,
Benton, Diamond City, Jefferson and Clan
cy. are received, they will be forwarded to
our Delegate in Congress.
From the Missoulian.
A letter received from James Kennedy
announces his safe arrival ataJunction, on
Salmon river, Idaho. He has his band OF
cattle at that. place, and proposes to stay
there during the winter.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
spy GLASS;
OF the best French manufacture.
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, January "A. 1873.
Benedict Kiniber, whose post office address is
this day filed his applications to enter MS agricultural
land, unde the homestead laws, the S. w. Quarter
Of section No., in township, No, 9 north, range NO.
2 est, which land Is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
at this oticeon the 10th day of February, AID.
mineral or non-mineral character of said land, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the 18th day OF
February, A. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t is al
legged there fare no known miners, nor mining i'm
5 J.NH. MOE, Register.