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Alias Summons.
In the District Couit OF the Second Jud,c,., =
OF the Territory of Montana. In and for ~ pstrt
of Deer Lodge. county
VIM ID FlnWers Plaintiff.

In the District Couit OF the Second Jud,c,,r
OF the Territory of Montana. In and for ~. Dstrd
of Deer Lodge. '"' EQUITY
VIM. d. Flowers, Plaintiff.
yN
William J. Hynes, Defendant.
The people of the Territory OF MOntana so,
ing to William j. Hynes Defendant "suu greet
You are hereby required TO appear IN a,
brought against You by the above named r,a Action
In the District Court Of the Second JudIrIe nnh Ia
of the Territory OF Montana, IN and for ~. pstit
of Deer Lodge, and TO answer the comn,.,e ountV
therein within ten days, [excluslve Of the 5s hl
vice, after the service On yon OF thIs sny OF sr.
served within thia county or, II served on nhs
county, but in this district within twenty Sa"u th
wise within forty days, or judgment viii H othet
against You according to the prayer of said
The said action IL brought TO recover IN apiat
ninety [90l dollars with interest thereon a. sun
of ten per cent per annun from the 18th Ss. e tate
be due and owing from defendant TO psir,tssg@ q
account for money In said sum Of stsl nn -, On ~
day of August, 1875, at the town az u NV l5ll
Deer Lodge county. NJ. T. Hgnahd
And you are hereby notified that II Won fan =
pear and answer said complaint as above re"" ~
said plaintiff will take default and iudgIndnu IN
YOU Tor said sum OF $780, with interest Al tSa Sahs
ten per cent. per annum from the 18th dov ~ aIe
| 1916, and for costs. ~ august
| Given under my hand and IN, ,..,
| District Court OF the Second JudIc.t NO u
of the Territory OF NJ ntana, IN ma p.HIric
IL. ST. County Of Deer Lodge, thIs lin I " ID
| March, In the year Of our Lord. ons ~ uN a
eight hundred and eighty. 'HOu'a1'
Sanders & Cullen. Attys for Plaintiff. ss INV
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ALIAS SUM M oNs.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dist
of the Territory OF Montana, In and for the soEI
of Deer Lodge.
Harriet r Bryan, Plaintiff,
John F. Bryan, Defendant.
The people OF tine Territory OF Montana Senc ge
ing TO John +. Bryan, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an ~
brought against YOU by the aboYe.named PainiM,
the District Court of the Second Judicial District
the Territory of Montana, In and for the eoulV
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint MED ha
within ten days [exclusiye OF the day oil sefVleel
the service on sou of this summons, II served sI
this county or II served ont OF this county W
this district, within twenty days; otherwise w
forty days; or judgment by default WIN
against you according to the prayer Of soa eonpl
The SAID action Is brought to obtain Tue atas'
said Court dissolving the bonds OF ml.@
heretofore and now existing WV WV
plaintiff and defendant and for other ana w I.
relief. The grounds upon which this actoh y
ia the willfui assertion OF plaintiff by deiehdalI
the 18th day of April, 1879, and defendants NV
| from Montana Territory, without the intention o.
| turning, since the nth day of May, lsv an .,
And YOU are hereby notified that you Nn W
| pear and answer said complaint AZ above it'.I
the said plaintiff will take default agalnss w. w
| apply to the Court for the RELIEF denlaloeu !"
| prayer of plaintiffs complaint; IN, nj,
Given under my hand and the Seal Of we h h,'
Court of the Second JUDICIAL ,., Wv
of the Territory of Monaassl
| RI. ST. and for the County of Deer Lodse' Wv
day of March In The year o. out
one thousand eight hundred and elehl.'
| GEO. W. IRWIN, H., GeA
| PATRICK TALENT, Attorney for Plaihtln'
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Alias Summons,

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory of Montana, in and for the caaiy
of Deer Lodge.
Emma Ford, plaintiff, vs. Charles Ford, defendant.
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send uei.
inc TO Charles Ford, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an acton
bronpht against you by the above named plaintiff, 4
the District Court of the Second judicial District d
the Territory of Montana, in and for the County O
Deer Lodge, and TO answer the complaint fled hfrel
within ten days exclusive OF the day Of service aIe
the service on YOU of this Summons, II served With
this County: or, II served out OF this County bat i
this District, within twenty days: otherwise With
forty days, or judgment by default will be take
against YOU according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action Is brought TO obtain decree Of Til
court dissolving the bonds OF matrlmonY nov eItu
between plaintiff and defendant and forever diyOrR
them. and for costs ard other relief. The ground
mon which this action IL based IL the extreme cue
ty toward, and the inhuman treatment OF palhi.H
defendant.
And Won are hereby notified that, II you fall % AZ
,ear and answer said complaint as above reQnird Il
said plaintiff win take default against you aud sP
10 the court for the relief demanded In the prayer
plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Dkt
Court OF the Second Judicial District o. d
Territory of Montana, In and for the Coaa
fsEALl of Deer Lodge, this 25th day OF Mara
the year of our Lord one thousand eighI ha
bred and eighty. ,,,,
John +. FoRBIs, Atty for Plaintiff. MS
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cIyclENATI's LOVE FEAST.
A HUMOROUS SPEECH FROM GOVERNOR
MARKS, OF TENNESSEE, AND ONE IN
ANOTHER VEIN FROM GOV. coLQUTTT.
OF GEORGIA.
Cincinnati Cor. Chicago Times.

There was a grand old love feast on
Change to-day, when the citizens Of Gin
cinnati received the distinguished men and
merchants of the South. Gov. Marks. of
Tennessee, being introduced, said
"This is my first visit to the Queen City.
A number of years ago was made one of
a committee OF about $4,000 Tennesseans,
charged with the duty among other things,
of making visit to the City Of Cincinnati.
(Laughtsr.l For four long years, from
time to time, we attempted to discharge
the duty imposed upon us. Laughter. ]
Let ne assure you we found the road ex-
ceediugly rough. [Laughter.] A great
many accidents, serious In their character,
befell us by the way.[ Laughter. ] For rea-
sons entirely satisfactory to ourselves we
concluded to give up the trip to Cincinnati.
laughter It was our understanding
that If we ever got here We would meet
with a warm reception. lCheers and
lauphter.l We have not come up here TO-
day to render an apology for not having
made the call before-[great applause and
laughterl-snd to assure you, gentlemen
of the Chamber Of Commerce, that in the
symp athy OF tho reception which you extend
| to us now we forget our disappointment In
failing to get here then. [Applause.l W.
forget it in the richness Of the reception
you extend to US on this occasion. [Loni
and repeated cbeering.]
Gov. Colqaitt, Of Georgia, formerly
Confederate Major-Geueral, spoke as fol
lows:
Twill say, gentlemen Of the Chamber o
Commerce and of Cincinnati, will say t
my honored friend, the Governor OF Ten
nesses, who has so facetiously referred +
the events Of the past, that now and her
Is fitting occasion when the dead shall b
buried forever. tCheers.l We Of th
further South have looked forward wit
pride and satisfaction to the enterprise
which this noble city has set on foot, b
which the barriers that have divided .
before shall be barriers no longer, and
do not think that misconceive the sent
ment OF the people Of the South when f
,, them, the multitudes that are presen
,, whose faces recognize, as we'll as for Il
multitudes we have left behind, when Il
these and for them extend to you, 81
the right hand Of fraternity [grasping th
hand Of President Brownl and bid you
friendly greeting tg,eat applause] to Il
climate and soil OF the South tcheersl
We have received from this noble and th
!, loyal city. prolonged applause
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THE NEW NORTHWEST April 1880
A woNAN's REToR-.
CHALLENGE FROM LAWYER LOCKWOOD Y"
LAWYER nILL.
Washington Republican. March ID.


washington Republican March b.
The following letter was yesterday al
dreased TO Senator Hill by Mrs. Lockwood,
Who acted AZ counsel for Jessie Raymond
in bringing suit against the senator
recently: 80
WASHINGTON. March IL, 1880.
Hon. B. II. Hill, United States Senator:
SIR: am informed upon what con-
slider reliable authority that you are daily
In the corridors and antirooms OF the
Senate denouncin9 me in most ungeptle-
manly and uncalled for terms for having
acted as counsel for Miss Raymond, Geor-
gia woman, who, upon oath before a notary
public in this city, charged You with hav.
| ing been the father of her child. have
even learned that you design prosecuting
me for conspiracy, blackmail, etc., MY
| object in addressing you this letter Ii Tor
the purpose OF assuring you that l am
ready to meet that or any other accusation
which YOU may bring against me. Even
though l may fail to substantiate the alieg-
alton of Miss Raymond, who seems to have
been tempered with by you or some OF
your strikers, yet, If gwen the opportunity
I think can clearly establish the fact that
Won are not a Joseph in mortality, and that
more than one Washington family mourn
and refuse to be comforted in consequence
of your actions. Let me remind you, SIR,
that YOU are not in Georgia. where you can
bully and make people afraid, but that you
are in community Of law. order and de-
cency, where you will be made to respect
the laws. therefore request that yot
cease your vapory denunciations and NEE
, me as one lawyer should meet another
with lao and facts in the forum, and no
with scandal and vituperation, which prov
notbipp but the weakness Of the man wh'
pses such means to influence the puoli
n mind. You are invited to proceed agains
n me in the courts il you feel yourself az
:. prieyrc. might also add, II necessary
that could call by name family recent
residing on Capitol Hill Whose sixteen yea
old daughter sou have ruined, whos
:, vo,uper brother you have made page
u the Senate, another brother You haV
A placed in the signal Office, and whose fathe
If you have procured position in the Pos
Office Department, the sixteen-year-oi
r. daughter sporting gold watch that 20
Of presented her. In the language OF Pins
8, fore, you would provide for all Of this gir'
s. (" sisters and her cousins and her aunts,
4. did opportunity present itself.
m Respectfully,
BEI.vA A. LOCKWOOD.
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Notice Of Final Entry

u. =. LAND VIZ ias1
HELENA, NJ. T., March ! = uorpil
Notice Is hereby given that Henry . ~ 10
filed Pre-e mption Declaratory slasW i d
for the S W Y OF s U v. the OF ,a,,nshp \
NIX of s w Il OF Section ~, ID M inlsul
OF range W., has filed notice % IA Prti
make final preof In support o. DIE ri thst ths
Of said proof will be had at this ouls JIM, MI "
ApriI III. A. ID. 1880, and that said PfvSS W. ueai
bofore the Probate Judge OF Deer L Godse %
r., at his Office In the town OF Deer ,a,s,,t rsn
day, April "a, A. ID. 1880 Said claa,,Inacu, n
following witnesses to prove his i,,o-wit:
upon and cultivation OF said tFasss;; Bal
Beaumont, James Richardson, msar Lodge
william Zosel. all of Deer LODGE NOS, Re;
M. T.
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FEMALE eyzzIERs.
DRINKING HABITS OF SOME or THE wo'
MEN OF NEW YORK.

I would not go 30 far "a to say that New
York ladies drink to excess, surprising that
public drinking 10 permissible In lady at
ali. But do say and see that ladies here
are drinking great deal Of both wine and
spirits. Young ladiss-not fast girls
when shopping 60 into Bigot's, or Purcll's,
or Delmonico's and order shot Scotch +"
with as little hesitation a. Grand Rapids
lady would order pound Of tea have
noticed this habit for several years, and
have written about 1t In New York and
Boston papers. have read what others
hav said concerning the matter, and be-
lieve observing men generally will agree
that the custom Is growing. Yet every
time the subject 10 raised in the papers
there is great hue and cry and the thing
ID denied very persistently. Notwithstand-
ing the rows public mention Of the evil
has already caused, I affirm, OF my own
knowledge, 1t is true. don't know that
I have often seen ladies intoxicated here,
save ut Liederkranz or Arion balls, but
have seen hundreds of them drink freely. l
am not writing Of drunkards, now, but Of
women who drink wine or something
stronger every day of their lives, at home
or abroad. That there are hundreds OF wo-
men here, In good society, too, who are
drunkards, there can be no denying. A
lady whom have known for ten years has
died since was hero last summer, from
the eject OF hard drink. She was beau
tiful woman, and ~ brilliant ss she Wal
bad. Nevertheless, society in the metrop
oils has not ceased mourning for her Jet.
know whereof affirm when say that beel
n tbs most popular beverage In New Yori
to-day. A glance 1t tho tables in Kosts
a Biaps, Thiess' or any Of the public O
private places here. will convince the mos
ereduious. You will see as many womei
A men enjoying to foaming cup. At tn
hotels or In private houses, unless wine
commonly used you will finc beer to be tn
ordinary drink. Yesterday afternoon ! "a
m the saloon OF . little German hotel Of
Fourteenth street, talking with an acto
whom Grand Rapids knows (and to WHOM
It delights TO give big houses0 when mic
looking, middle aged lady, dressed 10 wid
ow,s weeds, enter the hotel, sat down Ut
table, and drank glass Of beer with ev
dent relish. Ishould not have noticed ID
circumstance particularly IL she had bee
one Of party, but drinking her beer
such q solitary way seemed little out
tho usual oourse.-M y. Corr. Gran
Y Rapids Dsmocr0t. A
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In the Dlstflct Court OF tnc second Judicial L.,
of the Territory of Montana, In aud i T,'', "
county OF Deer Lodge. WI @
"a Mead, Plaintiff
We.
Albert Mead, Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana
greeting to Albert Mead, Defendant. 'eR
You are hereby required to appear IN nm al.
brought against You by the above named PIatT n"
the District Court of the Second Judicial n,,,Ir
the Territory of Montana, In and for the Cogp,S
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed r.
within ten days exclusive of the day OF seryiee se
the service on you of this summons, IL served w,s
this County: or II sefyed out OF this county, kt
Yhfs DVtfict within tAvnty days o,hprylsN M
forty days. or judgment by default viii be M.
against You, according TO the prayer Of said eonSa
The said action Is brought to obtain the detT,sa
this Court divorcing plaintiff and deiendan, ami n
solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore Cyi.iS
between them, aud that plaintiff hayea Judgment \
her costs In this behalf expended and tor other MI.
The grounds upon which this action Ia based i n
on or about the 10th day Of September, A. b lS;E
Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., defendant deserted paT
,ff and depai ted from this Territory without be
tentisn of returning.
And YOU are hereby notified that, II YOU fail IA =,
near and answer said complaint rs above relgbs
the said Plaintiff will take default against yoQ a
apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN N
prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of II
District Court OF the Second Judicial B,tr,
TsgALl of the Territory OF Montana, 10 and for n
County of Deer Lodge, this 10th day Of Mar
| In the year OF our Lord Que thousand eql
hundredand eighty.
ALEX. Il. MAYHEM, Clerk
| Atty. for Plaintiff.
1 NE
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Peoria National Democrat.
The longest speech on record is believed
to have been made by member Of the
Legislature OF British Columbia, named
De Cosmos. 1t was In tho interest OF set
tiers who were to b. defrsuded out Of their
lands. De Cosmos was in the hopeless
minority. The job had been held back till
the eve OF the close of the session. Unless
leoislation was taken before noon OF GER
tain day the act OF confscation would fall.
The day before the expiration OF the
limitation De Cosmos got the door about
10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud began speech
AGAINST the bill. Its friends cared little,
for they supposed that BY or 2 r. y. be
would be through, and the bill would DO
nut on It's passage. One o'clock came and
vent, and De Cosmos was still speaking
hadn't moro than entered upon his subject.
Two o'clock-he was saying, in the
second place." Three o'clock-he produced
4 fearful bundle Of evidence and insisted
| in reading 1t. The majority began TO have
a suspicion of the truth-he was gong to
speak till next noon and kill the bill. For
= while they made merry over IL, but as II
came on TO dusk they began to get alarmed
They tried interruptions, but soon aban-
| doued them because each one afforded him
. chance to digress and gain time. They
tried to shout him down, bat that gave
him 4 breathing space, and finally settled
down to watch the combat between the
strenrth Of the viii end weakness Of body.
They rave him NO mercy. No adjourn.
meut for dinner; no chance 70 do more
than wet his lips with water; no wander
ing from the subject; no sitting down
Twilight darkened, the gas Was liz; mem
bers slipped out TO supper in relays and 70
turned TO aleep In squads, but De Cosmo'
went on. The Speaker. to whom be VA
addressing himself, Was alternately doing
snoring. and trying 70 look awake.
Day dawned and . majority Of the nom
bers slipped out TO breakfast and tn
speaker still held on. 1t can't b said \
was very logical, eloquent or sustsinet
speech. There wsre digressions In 1t; RIPE
titions also. But the speaker kept on, and
1t last nooa came TO batiied majority
livid with rage and impotencs, and : sangl'
man Who was triumphant though BIZ
voice had sunk TO whisper, biz syes non
, sunken and blsarsd and blood shot, ~
his Isgs totssrsd under him. and biz hskst
. lips wsrs cracked and smeased With blood
% Cosmos had spoken 70 hours and savs'
! ~ sctt2esv their land.
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Notice Of Final E"s'
v y LAM March 70, e

u. s. LAND oFFlok, ll III n, iSso
Notice Is hereby given that a ess,atenst
who filed Prevention DeclaratoIy "a IN v.
Tor the /. u OF N. Il. Of secIi noaticc 81 "
north Of range IS west, has hled no. x y
ton 10 make final prcof IN sap as he hehi.ssI
secure final entry thereof, and , N, IN aoata
pfoof will be had at this o' ~ made befos,
igsO. and that said proof VIII " N. r..
haze Judge Of Deer Lodge coans.s s;,srlsy w
in the town OF Deer Lodge, or ~ soIlcSins
fssC said claimant names .ne upon IN
to pr,ve his continuous uass".xsnder wR1nns
ton OF said tract. to-wit Am snliih. =
Fay, James Byrnes. ana . l H 4. os sss
Station, Deer Looks so !. u Ma
o. n. o'BAssos. Attorney for y
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A fact probably but few arc aware OF
ia that the capital Of Rome, during the
reign OF Trajan, in the years 1852 D. G.,
was in York, England. Trajan had con-
ouered England, Ireland and Scotland
known as Britannia, Hibernia and Caledonia
and, not wishing to return to Rome at
that time, the capital Of Rome and OF the
newly-conquered countries was established
Mt York.
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Administrators Saie'

NToTICE Is hereby gwen that me ull Hna un
IN ministrator of the estate OF Fam l ~ ApfL
deceased, win on Saturday the aith Gay grorI q,
ut O'Clock p. m. OF such day, AZ thV aasp, 10
the court house, In the town OF Deer a. nublt
Lodge county, Montana Territory, sel ~ a. - 10 a
ticn to The highest bidder for cash, all' nav X
the following described real estate " sststs
sary TO pay the Indebtedness OF sa,a ,wsrty
Lot No. twenty-three [s3l in block no .s,s rs l
[29I and lots Nos. one, II two; 'n MI hl@
l4l ave, [5l six, [sl seven; III Sigas.'N No iut
ten [t0l and eleven, Ill all IN olo's sonptv, ID
l441 ali In Butte City, Deer Lodge ia and So
Territory, according to the official p'ahI ~ aacs
the town Of Butte now on ale In d tnS No
County Recorder of Deer Lodge eou rsasncs I
Territory. This sale IL made IN and |. 4
order OF the Probate court. duly made M n"n a
to the confirmation of the Prooa'" wv
Lodge county, II. T. ,or,,v KENNEDY
Administrator of the estate Of EdmaH"
ceased. Hs4l
March 10, 1880.
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r M P F r d r
Imported Clydesdale Stallion,

The services of the Imported Clydesdae Stallion,
Em perOr, win be offered to the public for the
sea . q N OF L = so
NJ INV breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, ct the
low price of S25 Tor the season, OF $40 to INSURE
Pedi grces
Imported Emporer, tcydesdac1, bred By M !ohn
steward Ochiltree Mil, Linlithgowshire. Scotland
ont OF his prize mare. Naases Nancy, winner Q
many prizes In Scotland and dam OF many prize AMI
mails, was got by Lothinn Tom. Emperor was got D.
Manchester. half brother to Rantin
Robin winner OF hrst prize Mt Dumtries Highland
Society Show beating the Prince of Wales the oni,
time he was beaten. Vgnquisher got BY Ok
Burpamte; by Old Rob Roy.
Emperor gained the fret prize as yeariing at LIN
lithgow the Ea0 prize at brampton Scotland, whel
three years old and the first prize at the Helena
Montana, Pair in 1879.
Emperor is beautiful dapple bay with black legs
wears old this spring, stands IL hands high an
weighs 2iO0 pounds. He was imported from SCOTLAND
in 1915 by Hon. C J. Douglass. Oak Ridge, Canada
at a cost OF S2.5s5.
Good passursge will he furnished free and the bes
OF care taken oil stock left In our charge, bnt we wi
| not he accountable tor any accidents.
Breeders are izvted to call and examine the horse
\ $50. u. II. TUFTS.
| HELENA. NJ T., March Is, 1880.
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The man who built his house out OF his
poker winnings says that bis residence wan
bu,lt on a bluff"
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Affections OF the Eye, Ear Throat Lungs and Bron-
chial Tubes which In many cases accompany severe
case OF Catarrh The innamed and diseased condtion
OF the mucous membrane Is the cause OF oil these
troubles; and until the system hns been or9nBBns
properly under tie inference OF the RADICAL CUhE,
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably ex-
pected.
ii il but three years since shNFORrS RADICAL
CURE placed before the public but In that Short
is everywhere acknowledged BY druggists and phys.
clans be the most successful preparation Tor Inc
thorough treatment OF ever compounded. The
fact viii be deemed OF more importance when u lis y
cou.led with the statement that within i've years over
XO different remedies for Catarrh have been placed on
SALE and to-day. with one or two exceptions !neir
names cannot be recalled by the bestinformed drug
Etst Advertising may succeed in forcing few saes
but, unless the remedy possess undoubted epecinc
medical properties It Il absolutely certain 70 fall into
merited obscurity.
Each package OF SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE con;
directions for It's ID all cases Price tloo Sold BY
ali wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
ont the United States and Canadas. WEEKS POI
TER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggise Boston
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TALKING TwENTY.slz HOURS.

A PATRIOTIC AND TERRIBLE SPEECH
AGAINST TINE TO KILL AN UNJUST BILL.
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SUM NJ ONs.

In the District Court Of the Second JudIcs, -,
of the Territory of Montana, In md ~, Ts''! y,
county OF Deer Lodge. WI @
"a Mead, Plaintiff
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Tho value OF this remedy must not be overlooked
the cure Of those
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In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dstri
of the Territory OF Nor tana, in and for the count
of Deer Lodge.
Iarr;at n Rryan Plaintiff.
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Frederick William

Insurance 80 10 So This money mna @ ~
bsforc mares arc taken away. u mares are not WEN
foal money win " returned