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Bank Matters.

In response to petition Of the creditors
of the late First National Bank of this
place, Hon. Martin Maginnis sent the fol
lowing to Judge Mcpherson. who kindly
furnishes it to us for publication
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency. 7
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. 10. 1879.
SIR:-l have received your reference of a
petition of creditors of the First National
Bank of BoZeman. Montana. and return
the same herewith rs requested. You are
advised in reference to the matters contain
ed therein that | have directed Il dividend
Of 40 per cent. to the creditors. which will
be paid us soon as the checks can be signed
and forwarded to the Receiver.
This dividend will exhaust the surplus OF
bonds, and | have written the Receiver in
regard to the sale of the real estate of the
bank.
Very respectfully,
JNo. j. KNOX,
Comptroller.
Hon. Martin Maginnis.
House of Representatives,
II
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The work of codifying the laws, as or
pered by the Legislature. has been begun
~ Mr.. Harry II. Comfy. the commissioner
ppo'h'ea Tor that purpose. The copy
i, probably be in the hands of the printer
'"ny. ana will be hurried TO completion.
" WIN make a volume Of about 75O pay, 8.
F-Independent.
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Our Future Court House.

On Thursday last our County Commits
1ioners formally accepted the plan anC
specifications OF Byron Vrccland for oul
Few county court house and Jail. The con.
Dennplated building is three stories IN height
Or rather two stories and basement.
"a rhich. however. will he but IS or 90 inches
the ground. The lower story will he
sed for the Sherifi's office. prisoners cells,
&c. The second story will contain the
hrious county offices. The third story
Jill be taken up by the court and jury
i tOoms. The court room will be 3Gx4S in
De clear. and the jury rooms 23Xl6 re-
eeiively. All county offices are 2lx23
Except the Sherifl's. which is 22XlS feet 2
Achcs. The width OF the main corridor is
even feet. Width of single stairway to
GCurt room. 6 feet s inches in the clear
id'h Of double stairway from platform
DOor. feet or feet & inches in the clear
aze of vaults in the clear. 6 feet inches
~ 10 feet 8 inches. Fiues are provided to
ecue proper ventilation in each room.
M The building is square in form. that by
- architects being considered the most
Economical. 4 careful examination Of the |
lans and specifications. by parties well |
$|bie 10 judge. has so far invariably brought /
&0rth favorable comment. The plan seems
Exactly adapi.d to Our necessities ard
Deans. The various Offices. etc. are ar
1anged more for convenience and useful
oess than show. and the same may he said
"a the building itself. although ii presents
neat and progressing appearance.
In his view Mr.. Veeland has not aimed
- present a fine picture. but plain pen
Mrawing OF the front elevation of the build
D., with carefully prepared diagrams. etc.
liat could be easily and clearly understood
Dy the Commissioners and others.
i The hardest task Mr.. Vroeland has had
10 perform has been to draft building
Suited 10 our wants and al the same time
pne that will not cost more than the amount
appropriated. viz: $4,000. In this. build
Prs here believe, he has been successful.
nnd for this he certainly deserves the great
psf need OF praise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Three Black Warrior Jacks in prime condi-
ton for the season; alsu some fine Jennies.
They will be sold on reasonable terms. They
caa he seen at the new bridges, four miles be-
low Hamilton.
p. q. Address, j. n. NIXON,
l5-5w1 Boxeman, Mont.
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Hon. Martin Maginnis,
House of Representatives,
Washington. ID. c.
Answer to "A Question for Farm ers.

Editor Arant Courier:
DEAR SIk:-ln your paper of Jan. 30.
1879. notice question tor farmers as to
the division OF 1900 acres of land by a
farmer amongst his 3 sons. each to get an
equal amount. The first sons land worth
So per acre. the second So, and the third
sons land $40. | make the proportion
each son should have as follows: First
son. 2O-E of 1900 y res; second son, 1911
of 1900 acres. and third son. 12-47 Of the
1900 acres; or. first son. $40 3O-47 acres
second son. 49, 4G-l7 acres. and third son.
306 1917 acres or so 3O-i7, So 46-47 and
BOG 1917 equal 1900 acres. The value OF
the land is easily figured now we have the
number of acres.
A CALIFORNIA FARMER.
(B. F. Clayton.)
San Jose, Cal. Feb. Is, 70.
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Postponed.

On account Of severe colds now generally
prevalent and by which several prominent
singers are almost Frustrated. the graf /
operate concert-The Hayinakers-whic,,
was to come off this week has been
postponed for one week. This will give
additional time for rehearsals and general
preparation. From what we have heard
Of the rehearsals and our knowledge Of the
high order of musical talent Of the princi-
pal performers. we are warranted in pre-
dieting that this will be one of the finest
musical concerts ever given in BoZeman.
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Restaurant for Sale.

FOR SALE, my Restaurant, situated at this
place, consisting Of one building, twenty by
tilfy feet, Cook House, Laundry, Ice House,
Stables, Garden, Furniture and everything per-
tanning to q first-class house.
For further Information, address,
HENRY SANGNIER,
Fort Custer, Montana.
January 81, 1870. [1l-sml
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Travelling Agent.

Fred. NJ. Wilson s our duly authorized
AGENT 10 receive and receipt for any and
III amounts due us on subscription or
0fher accounts.
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Gen'l l.. S. Wilson is now engaged pay
ing dcpositors of the late First National
Bank of Bozeman the 40 per cent. dividend
recently declared by the Comptroller OF
the L. :. currency.
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ADVERTISING RATES

'Tncsl notices Is cents per line first insertion
Ia els p.r line for each subsequent insertion
S,yular adyeri -cments payable Hohthi! OF
nnYteriy \. due: .
~ work payable on delivery: r
srriayp and death notices inserted free OF
nsS,,c. Obituary notices : centsper line.
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Gen. J. s. Brisbi. last week purchased
the property on Min street at present Oc
cupied 10y the Arcade saloon. The Genl
not only writes AM speaks in favor of our
| country. but shows his abiding faith in its
future destiny byinvesting Ills means in it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

A wagon load of live chickens passed
through town Monday en- route to Mile:
City.
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CATTLE AND EOnsrS FOR SALE.

Il THOROUGHBRED and GRADE Short Horn
cattle, Working oxen and American Horses,
Or sale at prices to suit hard times
~ BRIGHAM REED,
81 Upper IVES: Galaiin.
Until =. ,. Address: Bozenan, N. r.
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Al Eastern Onion Sets. landrctlis fresh
Y harden Seeds. Blue Stone. Mixed BIRD
Seed. inst received ut The Blue 'front.'
,r-t"1 II. +. MAY.
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Bids Opened Else here.

Bids Opened Else wherc.
Specials to the CouRIER-
Fort KEOGH, NJ. T., March u, 1879,
The following are the lowest bids open
ed here to-day:
Two thousand tons hay at Fort Custer
ut Sl220.
Four thousand tons hay at Fort Keogh
at $3.50.
All hay required at Fort Assinaboine at
SO 10.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Fresh stock Of Canned Fruits, Fish and Vege
IN lie. at tO(kEY'S
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w. II. IIanford will lecture at Odell Hall
this. Thursday. evening. at 7:3O O'Clock.
Subject, The Judgment. Don't fail to be
tl,nru
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Meas Pants al Cost 10 close at
ALANIME 4 co

At a meeting of a majority of the com
mittee of arrangements OF the School
House bali at the residence of X. +. May
Thursday evening last; Mrs. Clara +.
NAY was authorized to purchase the piano
for The use Of the school. 1t was also de-
cided to hold ball during the first week
of the next court term TO raise money to
pay the freight on the piano from New
York to BOZeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

w. II. Hanford came in from the Vel
lowstone on Tuesday last. After giving
two lectures to BoZenan audiences. he
contemplatcs making tour OF the Terri
TORY and will lecture in most of the p,in-
cpal towns Mr. Ian!Ord is close stu
dent, well informed on Biblical subjects rs
well rs prctane, ancient and modern his
tory. is a good speaker and never tails to
elicit the close attention of his audience.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Mr.. P@er's lecture. delivered before
the Tr:l!ers' Institute, is published on
our fif page. AT the time at its delivery
il c,cd forth very favorable comment
trouAlis friends. and the reputation Mr..
Bort enjoys rs a literary man entities
l,isic1ure to more than a superficial ex-
m,ilation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Lieut.. .Jereme's sentence, given by the
court martial recently held in St. Paul has
been approved by the President. 1t is dis
missal for drunkenness and questionable
financial operations.
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Granted Exemption.

The Idaho Legislature. to whom was
admitted similar proposition from the
utah and Northern Railroad Company to
that 81 the Montana Legislature. granted
xhe same. Sensible ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
on wrong Brother. No such bill was
passed by the Idaho Legislature. 1T was
fntrodur, d. but the Council COMMITTEE
never even reported it to that body Tor
elton.
The partnership heretofore existing between
n r NJ 4 alum and the undersigned Is this dhy
salssolved by mutual consent.
#I ALBERT STEVENS.
n Rozsmap Feb'y -, 1879. 10 81
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Trlnao' EA;fa Family, Meadows xxx, and
X Namily Flour, Buckwheat Flour, and new
On Meal at Jockeys
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Late news from Hunters Springs is to
the effect that all the snow has gone. \
| telegraph office has been established at
that place. The Instruments are there.
and an operator from Fort Custer is daily
expected.
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Sandwiches.

Zed Daniels was in town this week from
the Crow Agency.
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Pick Handles, Iron Bolts, Screws, Butts,
Hats, shoes, shirts, doves, &c, very low at
Jockeys
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

Mems Coats at Cost to close at
A. LAMME & co
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A carrc,ed Parlor Billiard Room up stairs
over ihe lica uar.ers-Se, ara,e from the sa-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-13

A country school in the COURIER re-
ortS 49, tartinrsScS in one month tor Il
pupils tnrollcd.-Hetcna Daitics.
Does it not strike the Helena editors that
this is rather Il severe showing. just think
OF it. Seventrntecn pupils get q 1920
tiriy marks Il day. AS usual ''gO away
from home to hear the news" but in this
case it is put on a little too thick to wash.
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FOR RENT.

A number one Ranch on lower Willow Greek
Apply to II. + GALEN,
ISL Radersburg, Mont.
viz t.
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BORN.
N r. w TODAY.

Al East Gallat;n, Thursday March 9Th 1879.
to The wife of Iavd Davis, a son.
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Wonderful Cement.

Perfec: member of Glassware, Earthenware,
Stoneware, Marble, Ivory, Wood, Leather and
Meerschaum. at Jockeys.
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Dissolution Notice.

Inc partnership heretofore existing between
feter BENSON and William Clau,sen mdsr m.
urn name of Benson. 4 Claussen, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All ind.btedn..s
OF the late firm will he paid by VIM. Claussen
anu all am cunts due The firm must h. n.;d 80
him. pE.rEp prNso>- P" :"
WILLIAM CLAUSSEN.
Parties knowing til .mselyes indebted IN m.
'"'e hrm OF Benson Clausssn are requested To
settis their accounts at once, and save expenss.
WILLIAM CLACSSEN.
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Fire Looking Glasses at j. II. TAYLOR'S.
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Mems Vests at Ost to close at
a. IAMME & Co.

Rev. ". \. shannon, the newly appoint
ed preacher fIthe NJ. 4. Church at this
place. arrivedh town last week. and de
liyercd his tirt sermon to Bozeman atl-
dicnce on Saday last. lie has made him
self at hon,.and has so tar made Il favor
able imprsion.
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On Wednesday morning. a serious acct
dent befell the BoZeman coach while pass
ing between the two buttes on the road to
thcs Madison valley. by which the driver.
Jim Delaney. was badly injured. L; is fear
ed that some of his ribs are fractured. Two
ladies. Miss Susie Welch and Miss Goewey.
were in the coach ut the time, but FORUM
ately escaped without injury. We are not
informed how the accident occurred. Mr..
Lewis. of the tOll-gate. was on his way
home with load Of hay when it happen
ed. and furnished Delaney with wagon to
carry his passengers and freights to Ster-
ling. The injured driver is now AT that
place. and receiving all the attention that
his condition requires. Jim is very popu-
lar on the route, and we hope he will soon
be able TO handle the ribbons again. The
coach had both axIes broken. and is much
otherwise -. D. Qdisoa;an.
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Mems Suits at Cost 10 close at
A LAMNfE & co,
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MalthorGiquc, Guinness Extra Stout, ant
st. Louis Eger Beer at ODELL HALL.
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win. +. Davis lett tor Council Bluffs on
Saturday :norniig.
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&c. o. Blake eek Horn, - 'B X. Rey
nold's' and 80. k.' Whistles at
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Potatoes, Oats, Wheat, Butter, Eggs, &c.
&c. bought and sold at Jockeys.
The third and last party for this season
of the Young Mems Club was held at the
School House Friday evening last. There
was large attendance, and every
thing was ''mcrry rs 4 marriage bell
Rum Punch, Gin Punch and Dry Punch al
ODELL ii ALL
DO not fail to attend the ''Haynakers'
concert at the Nj. f. Church. on the even
ING of the 2Oth inst. Yor will get more
than your moneys worth, besides the sat
ist,ction of contiOuting to the school
fund.
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Religious Services.

PEE>BYTEHIAN
freaching every sabbath at II a. m and : 80
ON.
nabbath school at $50 p, m.
iPfa,er and conference meeting every "edhes-
ya- y. m, in Episcopal Church
Al, service, in The Episcopal Church. cor
Hal invitation is extended to all. ,,,c
- C.. l.. RICH RDS,
NJ +. CHURCH, SOUTH.
4 re undersigned preacher. in charge of EoZe-
tner Mission will hold religious services reg
r13arly ia each month, AT the following times and
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Gen. Lester 5. Wilson last week pur
chased from Mrs. Geo W. Wakefield the
residence property corner Of Central Az.
enue and Babcock street. fronting lO5 feet
on the first. and 10 feet on the second
street. The residence is very neat inside
and out. and is cheap at the price paid.
namely $500. The General purchased
the property and made a present of it to
his wife on their tenth wedding anniver-
sary.
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The only whisky kept at the Headquarters is
the Old Sol. Keller, Malin Whisky, six sum-
mers old. Try il! MOUNTS 4 SANBORN
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Goods bought and sold on commission, ad-
vances also made. With large acquaintance
the interest of Montana merchants in filing their
orders f34-6Ml
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Try the Irish Usquebaugh AT ODELL HALL.
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Narrow Escape.

Bozsman, Feb'y -, 1879.
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TO FARMERS AND MARKET GAR.
DENERS.

MONTANA.
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January 81, 1870.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY To rus IxrKLLicExcER.
EAAl ERIN ATATkS

TITUsvlLLE, Aug. l6.-Three tanks
Of oil burned from the effects of the
late stroke of lightning; the third
catching this morning and exploding
with terrific force. Eishty-tive thou.
sand barrels of oil have been consumed
in all. The town was threatened this
morning by oil running into the river,
which became q sheet OF flame, fright
ening the inhabitants and driving them
to the hills for safety. A timely
change Of wind saved the town.
New YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Times
account Of the Sprague affair alleges
that Mrs SpraGue published her state
ment by the advice of friends and that
the effect has been uhfavOrable for her.
Sprague was not under the influence Of
liquor during the recent interview with
his wife. He half invited her to re-
turn to CsnoDchet. He will make no
answer to her statement and considers
himself legally entitled to the children,
and believes his wife's proper place is
Canoncbet He has promised her pro-
lection and peace unless she decided TO
return to her previous advisers. No
intimation is given that she is detained
against her wishes. Sprsgue repels
with indignation inueudoes against
his wifs's virtue. Her alleged intimacy
With Conkiing is attributed to her hav.
ing sought his legal advice. and
Sprague's enmity grows Gut Of polti.
cal differences with Conkling when
Sprague WAS Senator. Reports are
current that Mrs Spragne desire. q
separation, but her husband is adverse
to . divorce. His indignation is less
against his wife than her advisers.
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Tuesday, August 10, 1879.
SUMNER RESORTS.

The experience of the present sum e.
mer has proven that the people Of Puget
Sound generally, and Of Seattle in par
ticular. demand the establishment Of q
number Of places Of popular summer
resort. In ouT own vicinity and among
our own people steamboat excursions
were never 90 common as now hacks
and wagons never before were in such
constant request. nor were sail and row
boats ever so numerous and we'll patron.
lied. Excursions to Madison. Blakely,
Orchard, Beams Point, SC have been Of
almost daily occurrence. while camping
cut in big and little parties is all the
rage. There will be more Of this Is
our town grow. The people want to
get cut of the dnst and turmoil and
worry. They want to See and feel and
enjoy something different. They may
not pay now. bat We believe the time
will soon come when four gardens or
resorts will be in demand in this county:
one located on the Sound, two or three
miles below town; one on Lake Union
or Lake Washington; one at BENTON.
and one at Snoqualmie. These four
would give change Of scene and sur
rounding sufficient for all. and afford a
variety Of means Of diversion to suit the
million. Racing, riding. boating. bath
ing. fishing. bunting, camping, would
oil have their place. and soon our re-
sorts would bs among the m st favored
and best known on the coast. 1t is rot
. day to early for enterprising men
having the right location to begin pre-
psHog these places for tho patronage
Of future years.
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CANADIAN DOMINION

QUEBEc. Angus. 1.-The Irish il
Champlain aud Mon,cslm wards are
all prepared TO defend thei; homes and
families. and hare bArIicaiei, in some
instances. their houses. Passengers by
the North Shore train from Montreal
last night state tha, the cars were
stoned IN passing through ST. Roche,
aud Bishop RsciGc. Of Chicoulimix. and
other passengers were slightly hurt 10y
missiles. An old man named Crow lev
WAS fatally beaten this afternoon by
three men q; Cage Blanc. Gir0ux was
killed by boat hooks and stones. not by
bullet. ,n st. R2che. several brutal
assaults are reported The people have
stopped the street ears az there are a
number OF English speaking employees
A young man named Brown was badly
hea,en. The first part of Champlain
street leading up &c the Caves from the
city is inhabited principally by Irish.
higher up that portion Of the street
called Cape Blanc is known as the
French district. ST. Soavieur are prin
cipally French districts, and Mont.
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calm ward Irish and French. Esti.
mstes Of the expenses 10 the city b. tie
not are over so, 900, exclusive of com
merclal loss which must eLsue. Riot
ing and assaults AZ C.ps Blaze continue
At intervals. but there i no. much sp
preLension q another stand fight. TIE
ninth battalion. composed principally
Of French Canadians. has been de-
rrlved Of Its arms. 4 meeting IF
members Of the old ship lsborers So
clety is called for tonight on Priest :
whar., the object being 10 induce ex-
tremi'ts in he society To accept term,
desired by the French,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y partnership heretofore existing under the
srn name @. Dumas 4 Sanders. doing business
IN blakeiy. Washington Territory, 10 this tsy
by mutaa. consent 4 q. Sanders vii
pay ell deb's of III. old arm and collect Gil
moneys due the same AMI continue the business
ALRX. DUMAS
T.. q. SANDERS.
BiAkely. VT, Aug Ii. ls7s. aI7dkv!v
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MISCELL NEOVS.
NOTICE.

TO SETTLERS ON sC-CALLrD RAILROAD
| Lands U- odd Sections srd rtIcr Govern.
m.nt Lscds in Whatcom Codaiy. VT Home.
s.esd and Presumption dlinGs All b, made before
the ClCrk Of the district Court. Al Iscopr. "
T on sfd after september The lst. lHta fo.. ohd
sections or Railroad lands Filings on even.
numbered Sections rec,i Cd 1t snv time Many
under the impression thTt they must In,ko
their filings rrecisely on September lst this is
erroneous. Any TINE on or after the 1T o. Sen.
tsrnbcr will answer. No need Of Je !ng in a hurry
for fear some ere will get shee3 e You. Tie
aetna settler CT tie vCrSun who has ma, G b,-.s
hde improvements and actually established II
rior residence will hold the Land over all 6lit,s
Also fnal proots on Homestead ard Pre- mn.
tion Claims CAL h" male before the Cl.ik nf tie
District Court If Whstcom County for lands s,t.
uated In Wh.trom County. Pa'tl " hing To
make final proofs can obtsIn the necessary forms
FOR giving notice. or ans Other Information J.
Supplying IN person or by letter to
James A. CiiiiIand,
auNINwf Isconrtr.W t