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APPLICATION Fol PATENT.

4 HELENA NJ T., July 18, 1879
N0TICE ishereby given that Charles x. Lar
AN able and Marcus DAILY, whose postofice ad-
dress is Butte, Deer Lodge county. Montana Ter
fitory, have this day filed their application for
o patent for 1915 linear feet of the, 81. Lawrence
Lode. mine or VEN, bearing copper and other
metals, with surface ground varying from 456 to
5N5 feet In width. situate, lying and being in
Summit Valley Mining istrict, county OF
Deer Lodge. Territory of Montana, and known
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as lot No. GA, in T.. 3. N.
r.. Z w. Of the principal base and meridian, Ter
ritory of Montana. The exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. 81. being as follows. tO-wit: 9Varia-
tion 2Oo f Commencing at a granite stone 15x
1Oxs ms, set at the NJ. w. corner. marked I NJ.
c. 81, with mound of earth alongside, and run
ming thence s. $40 ~, L. 1922 feet; to the N. +.
Nos. Z and ls, T. 8, N. r ! w. bears N. go 0S' W.
1924 chains distant; thence s.. 50 so i. 45G feet
thence N. SO w. 1916 feet, thence N. 80 80 W.
5O5 feet, to place of beginning, containing IA IL
100 acres. This claim is bounded on the w. by
tie Anaconda Lode, claimed by Michael A.
Hickey.
The location of this mine is daily recorded in
the Recorders office of Deer Lodge county, IN
book Fl, record of Lode claims. Any and all
persons claiming adversely al d portion of said
st. Lawrence Lode mine or said mining grou.d
ais hereinbefore described, are required to file
their adverse claims with the Register of the U.
S. Land office Fat Helena, in the Territory of
Montana. during the sixty days perio! of pub
LEGATION hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions of the statute.
T. I. BAKER. u. s. Dep. Min. Sur. 1G5
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"Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good
hing" says Solomon. If all accounts may
be believed, he practiced what h. preached. \
Paul Boynton thinks he can safely &C, over
Niagara Falls in one of his suits. After he
gets married he'll probably make the attempt.
IA country correspondent who must have d
bad spell. remarks in his letter, I" We now
have hellthy weather out here."-Wheeling
Sunday Leader.
"You are a precious pearl" he said as he
drew her to his manly breast. "Oh, John,''
she sighed, and you are my oyster p'--Tuf7,-
ers Falls Reporter.
A will consisting of only nine words has
been admitted to probate in the London
courts, You may bet your bottom dollar it
wasn't a woman's will.-Puck. 8
Pious old lady" just think, Rose, only
five missionaries to twenty thousand canni-
bals!" kind-hearted niece-"Goodness the
poor cannibals Will starve to death at that
rate.'' 0- -g5 -gtat aeGs .sss 70
81 am afraid" said a lady to her husband,
"that | am going to have a stiff neck" "Not
at all improbable, my DEAR" replied her
spouse. al have seen strong symptoms of it
ever since we were married." tfa 1881
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

US. LAND OFFICE,}
HELENA NJ. r. July 18th, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph ". SUI
~ prenant and Antoine Marceau, whose post
tana Territory, have this day filed their appI;ca-
ton for a patent ior 1900 linear feet Of the High
Ore Lode, mine or vein bearing silver and other
metals, with surface ground varying from 3O8 ia
3S9 feet in width, situate, lying and being i'm
in Summit Valley Mining District, county OF
Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana, and known
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as Lot No. IL, in T.3N. ri
W.of The Principal Base and Meridian, Terrific
~ Of Montana. The exterior boundaries of said
lot No. 81 being as follows. to-wIt: Variation
2' east. Commencing at the N. w. corner Il
granite stone, marked / NJ. c., 67 for corner No.
~ line Of sec. 7, T.3, N. R.7 W. bears N. TGo 81,
W. y So chas. distant, and running thence S. go
iR +. 1900 feet, thence s. no so w. :;Sti fert,
thence N. 66o ~ w. l5G9 feet, thence N. i49 so 4.
30S feet, to place Of beginning, containing IN
area of IL 95-lo0 acres. This claim is bounded on,
the west by the Joe Marshal Lode. claimed by
E. Hickey, et al. on the north by the Bell Lode.
CANNED ~ q. Laveil. ct al, on the east by the
webster Lode. claimed by j. J. Gable. The To-
cation of this Mine is duly recorded in the Re-
corder's office Of Deer Lodge county, in Book /
OF recorder Lode Claims.
Any and all PERSONS claiming ADVERSELY anv
portion of said High Ore Lode mine or said min
ing ground as hereinbefore described. ara re-
qulrea TO file tccil adverse claim with the Reg
lister OF the United States LN.ni Office at HpIann
III the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof. or they viii
be barred by virtue of the provisions of the stat
ute. H. n. MOE, Rno;qtor
TT. BAKER. T.. s. Dep. Min. Survr. 16i
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. r.,

Us LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T.,
.l ht8@ " July IS. 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles X. Lar.
-l\ able, whose post Office address is Butte,
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, has this
day filed his application for a patent for 143F
linear feet of the Shannon Lode, mine or vein
bearing copper and other metals, with surface
ground 400 feet in width, situate, lying and be.
ing in Summit Valley Mining District. county
of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana, and knowti
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as lot No. GO. in TN N
RI. of the principal base and meridian, Terri
tory of Montana. The exterior boundaries of
said lot No. 81, being as follows, to-wit: Varia-
ton 1875 to 2o e. Commencing at a granite
stone 20xt2X1U ms. set at the s. Il. corner (mark-
ed / NJ. {. 62) from which the corner to sections
Nos. 7. 8, II and 1s. Z. 3, N. R.7 w. bears S. 63
TO- r. 1916 chains dist. and running thence S.
TO w. 1885 feet. thence N. 10 05 w. ~ feet,
thence N. TT 0R Il. 1+15 feet, thence s.. ~ OJ L.
1870 feet, to the N. w. corner of the Coiusa Lode,
thence ). 10 E. along the w. end Of the Coiusa
Lotie 100 feet, thence $. A. O5 e. 1885 feet. to place
OF beginning, containing 13 61-1O0 acres. This
claim Is bounded on the u. by the Colusa Lode,
on the >. by the Camancha Lode.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
the RecoIUcr's Office of Deer Lodge County il.
Book f., of record of Lode claims. Any aud ali
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
hereinbefore described, are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Helena, in the Territory OF
Montai.a, during the sixty days period OF publ
cation hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions of the statute.
T. T. BAKER U. s. Den. Min. sur. 49,
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The UniOn-RailrOad Question.

All matters of difference between the
Mechanics Union of Storey county and the
managers of the V. q Il. r. r. were finally
settled to-day. Tom Clarke will take the
train to Reno, where it will be taken charge
of by an engineer named Lonerguss, who is a
member of the Mechanics Union of Storey
county. The community is TO be congratu-
lated upon the peaceful settlement of this
question. 1t is undoubtedly the wisest thing
that could have been done for both parties
and for the people at large. The details of
the settlement have not been made public.
The suits against Wilkin, Mackay and
Thompson are to be withdrawn.-Goid Hill
Netcs, 18Th. -
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.

HELENA, M. T., June 20, 1879.
NJ OTICE is hereby published that Ieanicr
~, NJ. Black, whose p. 0. address is Bozeman,
Gallatin county, Montana, has this dag filed
application for patent under the mining laws OF
Congress, for four and siNty-seven Lundrelths'
4.s7) acres Of placer mining ground. situated in
summit Valley Mining District, Deer Lodge
county. Montana. III section IL. t.. 3, Y. II. s W.:
which, claim is recorded In the County Recorders
office in and for said county and described as
follows Notwithstanding at Il post marked
M. Z. ITO !. for corner No /. from which The
\ sec; cor. on eilss boundary OF section 10 r.. 5 n.
Il. 3 W. bears east l .i2s feet distant, aid running
thence east 100 feet; thence north u feet. thence
east 100 feet, tiieiiCe south ts93 feet. thercr west
300 Feet. thence !.ortn it'll feet to the place OF be-
ginning the same being officially designated as
lot No. 10, T. 3 n. K.s w, and embrace g an
area Of four and GIfc00 i4.t7 LOO acres upon which
notice of intention and official plat OF sail prem
Uses WAS posted on the nth dayo ] e,A.D.
1879. The adjoining claimants to these premises
are the Butte town site on thetwest and north
east and sou til.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described premises
are requested tniiir tficir adverse claims with
the Register u s. IatHt tjfice .at Helena. Mon
tana, during. the pnbIicaSia /, herfof, or be for
ever barrel by virtue %, The provisions of the
statute. sa MSS. is +. n, Register.
d.F r. MARSH, L :. Dep. Min. Surveyor.
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APPLICATION FOk PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

u. =. LAND OFFICE. ~
HELENA. M. T.. July II, 1873.
NJ CTlCE is hereby published, thai Jsnn
~ Noyes, Charles S. Warren, David N. I'm
roi!s George +: Marsh, Mittio A.. Warren, Elnii-
whose post Office address is Butte. Deer Lodge
County, Montana, have this day illeh ilpplica-
ton for Patent under the Mining Laws ~ Con
gresS. for one hundred and tifty-four and nifty
hindredt,ls (i5i 50-lN} acres of placer mining
ground situated in Summit Valley Mining Dis.
tfict. Deer Lodge, County. Montana Territory.
IN SECTIONS 10 and u, Township :; n. Range :
and " ". which claim Is recoidct in. The Office
fine County Recorder in and for said county,
ana lGsertbed as follows: Ryiegai subiivlsioi,s
being the 5: X ON e.. : Of n. f. aid the s.
=. i Of n. p. \ OF See. II. III L. 5 n. Rs w. ard
the ". y Of $ 7. y Of n W. i and fractional
principal meri!,ian Montana and embracing
one hundred and iifty-fOur and fifty -hundrcdths
(l54 50-io0) acres, upon which a notice OF said
appilcation was posted o.! the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, AID. 1879. The adjoining claimant ia
these premises are John Noyes on the North. ..,
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely any
part or portio,iof the above described premises
arc requested to llle their adverse claims with
the Register Q. s. Land Office, at Helena. Mon
tana, during the publication hereof. or be 1or-
forever barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
statute. I'D. -'t.# j. II. MOE, Register.
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NOTICE TO OO-OWNERS.

ITO DANIEL MCCARTHY: You are .iercb,
4 notified that the undersigned have in com
pliance with the requirement of the law, per.
formed labor and made improvements OF the
value OF one hunC red dollars IN representing
for the year ending July 10th, 1879, the Sorrel
quartz Lode claim. situated in Bryant mining
district, Beaverhead County, Montana Terrific.
~, ana you are hereby notified that unless you
portion of such expenditure amounting to tt,ir
ty-three dollars and thirty-thlee and one thru
cents 1888 $3.50 together with interests and costs
within one hundred and eighty days from dat
OF this notice all your right, title, interest and
clalm IN and to the above mentioned quartz
lode claim Will become the property cf the un-
oeTsigrGd your who have made the
required expenditure. ~
t... LOUIS BLAIS. .
JOSEPH LA BOUCHIRE,
Bryant Mining District. July 9Th. 1879.
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NOTES.

There is a single farm In Kansas which is
reported tohave a river frontage Glover thirty
miles. s atf hi
James Gordon Bennett of the New York
Herald, is growing grey, though not quite So
years old. VA ks5 5ef ANA sa4t
De Lesseps, who is now inhis 75thyear, has
eight small children, all born to him within
the last 10 years. 5s's a9 Eg''
7 II ihas been clearly demonstrated that when
the human blood contains five per cent. OF
alcohol death ma ensue. aa.@.s ..I
Il The Countess de Montijo, mother of he en-
Empress Eugene, is 81, and was much afflict-
ed by her grandson's death.
NJ. Ferdinand de Lesseps will come to this
country-or rather this side of the Atlantic
at the end OF the year. His business will
have to do with the proposed Panama Canal.
A letter to the London Telegraph says that
in his struggle the Prince Imperial faced the
saYages with the sword in his hand carried by
the First Napoleon through many a famous
day. .s.4,5
King Humbert, of Italy, according to the
London Truth, "has a foot in the grave. His
spine is diseased, and he spits blood. The
physicians attending him prescribe the soft
air of Maderia."
In PodOlia, Russia, a searrant girl lately
brought suit against her mistress for defama-
ton. The presiding judge was the ~latter's
husband. and he condemned his wife to pay
fifty silver roubles..
1t is romored, says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
that Colonel Robert I~ngersol. since the death
of his brother, has shown a disposition to treat
the religious convictions of others with less
contemptuous disregard than has been his
custom.
The cost of transporting Lord Lornc and
Princess Louise from England to Canada
$4,000 is a bill that no one seems willing to
father. The home colonial office refused to
pay it, and the Canadian treasurer has also
repudiated the bill. ~.
One beauty of the electic light is that it
burns as we'll i'll Il rain storm as in the fin est
of weather. One OF the largest hotels at Sara
toga has its ground lit by electricity, and the
effect of the light on the rain drops is described
as %singularly beautiful. This is a new plea
in favor Of lighting by electricity.
Robert Burns, Il grandson of the poet. has
just died in Moorllead's Hospital, Dumfreis.
lie resembles the poet in face and figure. and,
curiously enough, was married to a Mary
Campbell, the name of the poets "Highland
Mary" For many years he taught q humble
school in Dumtries, and in the latter portion
OF his life was in the most straitened circum-
stances. |
Charles II. Silly trainned into Reading.
Pa, a few days ago, hungry, ragged, and dis
consulate. a year before he had made the
people OF that city stare at his ways of squan-
dering $4,000 that had been left to him. On |
the latter visit, he begged a meal at the hotel
at which he lad at once occupied the finest
apartments, and slept I'M barn where he had
previously kept his horses.
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AppL1cATfoa Foh PATENT.
. - 4"NV1 NT--T al FF-4 FT1f9lTT -
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,}
L MONT, July IS, 1879.
NJ Office is hereby given that Charles s.,
IN Warren, David N.FUpton,g John Noyes,
Geo. f. Marsh, Elmira Noyes, Mtttie A.. War
rem Lizzie O.@Marsh an fDfllie Upton, whose
individual post Office address IS Butte. Deer
Lodge county, Montana. have this day filed
their application for q patent for one hundred
and fifty three and 49-1000i (153 49-1O0O) acres of
Placer Mining ground, situated in Summit VAL
leo Mining District, county of Deer Lodge and
Territory of Montana. being designated BY legal
subdivisions, in T. 8. N. r.. s W, and described
as follows. to-wit; Being the S.. u OF the N. w.
X tie {. " A-oI The a. X and fractional
lot No. 3, of Sec. "a, in T. 3. N. r. 5, w. of the
principal meridian. and embracing an area of
one hundred and fifty-three and 9-l00 acres 1853
$4,000 acres, upon which u notice of intention to
apply. for O. patent therefor was conspicuousiy
posted on the 18th day of July, A u. 1875. n
location of the above described premises is re-
corded in the Office of the, county Recorder. in
aid Tor Deer Lodge county, in book I" OF mis-
celianeous records. page 256. The adjoining
are, to lot 1903 p. Placer claim Of John
NoyeS, ct al, on the N. W.. and John Noyes. Ell
al. placer, on the +. and N. E..
8 Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of the above described premises
are requested to file their adverse claims with
the Register y. s. Land Office, at Helena, Mon
tana, during, the sixty days publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions
Oh me statute. j. H. MOE, Register.
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IN OUNCE OF MIR1H.v

% tempora, o more ice PUCK. .IEr
Heart seas-Those of matrimoBy.
These are dog days, and they are welcome
70 them.-Danbasy Ners.
Attention, girls. How 10 get a husband
By the hair.-Sdieu S,aibeam.
The Adriondaeks are fringcd with the long
haired several aTtists.--N. Y. Star. Fw-
Jack. your wife is not so pensiye as she
used TO be- aaNo, she has left that off and
turned expensive.
Z How do you pronounce Cetowayo 2v Pro-
nounc him tolerabiy we'll used np.-Netc-
port ( Ky.s Local. 91 8
IS We never knew a man so mean that a div
wouldn ~ become attached TO him.-Fond du
Lac Reporter. 5ss
There Is no chance for continuous trouble
mucng sewing machine girls; they're all the
TIM. baking w. -.
A couple WHO promised to celebrate their
gold and silver wedding onthe same day, were
advised 20 call IL their bimetaIiic wedding.
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NOTICE TO Co,OWKER.

i notified that the ui,deTsig ned have. in q
plilncc with The requirements OF the !
performed labor aud made improvements of
value Of ono hiiildrcl dollars, Ii! REPRESENT
for the year ending July lili. 1874. tbs Ma
leon quartz lole claim. situated in Bry
Mining District. iSeaverheaG county N
lana Territory. and you are hereby rot
thai unless you contribute or cause to be {
tributed your proportion of such expendit
amounting to lhirty-three dollars and tli
three aud one-third cents te3s 331S), together v
interest u costs. within one hundred and ely
t1sy) days from date of this notice, all )
right, title and Interest and claim in aud 10
above mentioned quartz lode claim will hect
who have made the required expenditure.
. f -5aH LOUIS BLAIS. J..5fs Is.
joseph LA EOUCHIRI
Bryant Mining District, July 2Ith 1879.
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VANITY'S FAIR.

Thu Empress of Austria is said to be an
inyeterate smoker.
Of all the paths leading TO Il woman's love,
piety is the straishtest.
American women eat more candy than all
the other women in the world.
Of course women can keep a secret, but it
takes a good many of them to do it.
A man would rather live with a cross-eyed
woman than with a cross mouthed one.
Good jewelry should not be worn with
cream color, and silver looks like tin by cen
trast with it.
Mrs. Lynda Maria Child, the authoress
and ant-slavery agitator, is how II years old,
and lives at her home in Wayland, Mass.
Fencing with broomSticks is becoming pop-
nlar among school and college girls as a course
of preparation for Il future state.
Sarah Jane Hote, of Mount Morris, n. c.
has a cat menagerie containing 113 cats. Herr
Thomas leads the orchestra.
There are three handsome lady physicians
in Aurora, Illinois, and it is quite common to
hear citizens say, II guess I'll step over and
see the doctor.'
Two aged colored women fought in New
port aims house, and it TRANSFERRED thai sixty
years before they had quaITeled about IA lover
50 bitterly that on meeting their animositv
was as strong as ever.
A factory girl at Waterville. Maine. has a
wonderful head of hair, its length beng six
feet three inches. When she allows it to fall
unrestrained upon the tloor in exceeds her
height by eleven inches.
An Arab writer says ) woman will make
as long and patient a tug rs a camel if you
will give her a kind word and show her Il bit
of green comfort az the end. ,..
Women members of the Church OF Scotland
have equal voting power with the men. They
have a majority over the men in the organiza-
ton of nearly 10000, so that the management
of the Church OF Scotland is, as far as suffrage
goes, in the hands of women.
1t is reported that ex-Emprcss Eugene in.
tends to join the Carmelites, and spend the
rest of her life in penance and devotion.
Prominent Bonapartists however aver that
she will not, but will followsI,er sons iniunc-
ton to defend the Napoleonie tradition and
to promote Bonapartism.
The Portland Oregoniaa of recent date
says: Among the passengers from Sitka
Alaska, to this city by steamer California.
was Miss Satlie Ball, who is probably the
youngest government official holling a COM
mission in the United States. The little Miss.
though but twelve years of age, is the duly
appointed pOstmistress of Sitka, and the man
ner in which every detail of Office is attended
to is worthy Of adoption by more than one of
the .Nasbys' ofthis state
~ MEEXLE& 100. LaLE LH r
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APELIC4IION FOR PATENT.


rs :. LSst y u lSE.
HELENA, N. T.. June 20, 1919.
ny Office is hereby published that Thee
IN X. KleinSchmidt, whese p. o. aldre
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, and lisa
!.'WiS n"d John c. G. Thornton. who's =. Q
dress IL LATTE. Deer Lodge county. all Of Nj
la, have f!,is daS fled application for pa
under the mining laws of Congress. for
hundred and titty-iolr (sh4} linear feet OF
Adventure lode. u, airing silveraid other M
together viii, surface grounl forty nine 90
on the west and one hundred and three (i03,
n widti, on the cast end. situated II Sun
Valley Mining District. Deer Lodge cot
Montana. in See. II, township } Gorth. rag
wNS@ which calm * recorded in the office o
county I,T0rtter In and for said county,, AN
acribCf from III" official survey aS follows
wit: ~iiegihnlnS IA n posi- marked NJ. c., ]
InT corner No !. from which The corner to
n. a51 ~ T. J uI3 I4.t distant, Slt,2b chains.
running ;hercc n. S''l2' w. IL feet ; theme
,SM"fE.H&I feet; thrnce :. 81 42 l.. los
thence >. e W, y feet; thence N. Aho v
feet thence s. j}sy w. % feet; themes N.
", 'TSi feet; ~tlrerce n. Ito II. 10 feet; them
same being designated It's Lot 10, lis T.3 n
> ", and embracing an nrea of oHc and g
Il hi-id0l acres, Upon whicn ttsi official plat
''oti"" Of iasenEion Ia apply for patent was
eli o.. lh' i%th day of Jurc. a, u. 1919. Tht
joining ~sluiniaass to thes. premises are
The south. kanu"k lode On the north. and
ginivS lode on fntg south and west.
Atiy tnts al! iE.rso+S ciaimiTg adversely
part OF portion of the above described prem
arn requested to file their advaIS. claims
the Register u. s. Lat1h Ofice. AT Helena. J
tana. during the sixty days publication he
or be harrr,. ly virtue Of the provisions o
tn. statute. A7 #.-r
jrA j. II. MOE, Regist
GEO. II. MARSH. L. :. Dep. Mia. Surveyo
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srRAYED OR STOLEN FROM BUTT

~ ONE SoRREL HORSE, seven years o
four white feet, white stripe on face, brand
with angle, point upwards, on left shoulder.
tN ONE BUCKSHON HORSE, about f
years old, light name aud tail, branded W
figure ! on right thigh and with a curved iii
convex side UPWARDS, below the figure.
- Suitable Reward will be paid for return
above described Horses to the undersigned
the Clifton House. Butte.
Aug. rs. - MILO FRENCH
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Bishop Iuttle's Appointments for 1879

Camp Baker, Sunday August 3Ist, II a. m. and
Sp. IN. .
Diamond. Monday September list, * p. m.
Boulder, Friday Sept. 9Th, TX p. m
Jefer5on, saturday Sept. 9th, * p. M:
Helena, Sunday Sept. It'll. II a. IN. and ~ D. m.
Wooden Mill near Fish Creek, Tuesday, Sept. 9,
II a. m.
Bishops School House, Wednesday Sept. 10th,
~ p. III. ..
Poindexter's School House, Friday, Sept. 18th,
~ p. M.
Bannack, Sunday Sept. 18th, II a. m. and TX
p. IN. a...
Lemhi Junction, Wednesday Sept. 18th, * p m.
Salmon City, Sunday Sept. 21st, II a. M. and *
p. III.
~ Bishop Tuttle requests us to call attention
to three changes in his appointments: Wooden
Mill, near Fish Creek. sept 9th. instead of
Whitehall; Poindexter's Sept. 18th. instead Of
18th, and Argenta omitted"