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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Mining Notiee.

!; All persons claiming sn interest as ro- pwuers in sne Aztec mine iR Globe Hmiug Diairieg Plazi County. Arizona. are herclt notnea that tile uaacrslEned. co-ownar in said fzice mne, has performed fne labor and improvements thereon. a- required ay tae Dniied sisse> Mining laWs, for lle sears lsTl-l5is and ts15 and Chat you or any oi you, Che said c0-owlers, iaA ply your and Improvements within uinefy days here- Of your interest in said mine. by operation 0i lsn, Hili pass lo and 0cg0me lhe proper- ty 0f L. r MILLS. Co-t1rEer
 A0f zz 1878. 3l-Sg-,s
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Declaration
TERRITORY or ARizoNA. ,orf<lS- 1r rf<ar


 I0uNTT or FINAL.
 On this fwenty-faird day 0l februarF 4. D. onc thousand ei1ht hundred anu tSEhlg before me q. li. di.ltr, q Notary Rnbiit Iu and for said County personally apreared tTene aikn knife of t iiilatu t- kali of PinH County, Arizona fel1torF ser<5na.Iy known ta 1z.e and makes tofS oeeiar1tian 7 lEat she -S desireis ot aFai.ing herself of thc eeuehts of Chapter llizty-two oE sae Eomliied Laws of Arizona. which conlers up1n matEied women. esftaln iinnur-tses and prit Hegts alnong H.licl > the rlKlll % carry on ali'l ffin-aet business Endsr tbeir own nanie aad ou tbe.r onn aeSonnt SRe skeiuipess declares filsr-esbe ss a1sirons ss engaging n and earrTi.1 on <te buaress of euFtn1 antl eclans Sools naret and EEes clArdlsf. mines. rcsI eStaze alsd other praf- efty, both, rsai aud personal. in fact 70 lo a general business ili her oH1 l2Inss il Slsd Territory ot Arlzoiia, and that she n1kes luis letiaritl01 la good faith t0 tnt1le her lo support herself and others 6ependant ao- on her aud that the money Co be lsea a said 0uzlaess is les than afe thousand dol iars and that rom the date hereof she 2l carry 7n busiaess as aforesaid in said Ter rlt0rY for and on her oEn account. aerooi for SuppoFf and taaI she will De inliYislr- ahy responsible ia her 0Vsn aalne i0f al debts contracted by her en account Of her said business.
 IRENE VAIL, lsRAL ln witness whereof. ! have lereurto Stt my baud snd a1xed uy ofieiai seat s1 niy 0aee in the town Of Gi1be. f5oilntg ofFirli Arizona Territory the iaF and Year iu lhis certificate nrSt 1tsYe Written.
 ss-At +. g. MILLER, Astar7 1tlb.ils.
 feD 1S-St
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
N0dce.

Any person claiming an inaerest as eoz1ansr a ths Flora Temple mine. I'd Globe Mining LstSst. Etfcou, County, ATizsna k hersby uo1iiel tn1t Che under. siQreo q co-oHner n said fl1ra Feupe nine hai Cor lhe feals 1875 and is78 and that you ths said c9-0eneF to-vit, Prank Heeks. iaiiiaR % pes ys11 proper proportion of .he value co asJ Abcr and B1 esstsrr Improvements teerrer aiia else cost 1i la advertisement, within ninety days hsgeof foar inter ess ln said mine hs virtue ol sad iae- rii pas so eal becoae sht prspeft7 cl JOSEPH BkEHoeef
 JanalTy 3. ls5g iae isei
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Declaration.
fEE 1|10ll q IaIIoSA

Lltt41 ut fttA-
 on tlfs f,nlfeenth di1 tchrier s I.. One 4housir1 Esnt huiiiici and Ei-1tF. oei4 E.a litr Sutais i4bic H aad iar ssd I.ul ptrs0n1lf a3Jlefed A1tiai t Aoese rle 1f ts..l1tt A. Moore Pii-l catiat tli na 4e-rietJ. ttr-ts sis su3en Go aal aod nit-Sls Il-s lsaa,-ton n-t se is lisiroes sf at4.iHs le4sci oI he seuefits J th4elas Ihiry-.w9 1 .hs CoiuDIisi ars of 4li.el. abieh eoniers opoA ,a.rsi.d y4latn eerisia 'ua4 ics ut rfiflie-e- aln4as Hli-i x lz ife e -srt4 n aat iranssct h1'ness Vi.i.r 4ieli oe1 e-ae ao thtii e,sn ssre-4at s Hert'ers deetres rast ll d.sireus e ensasilg I srl ra4 Che -s als of hotsi keer1lrs ttiff1I 4isd eils 4ot rares ana nlef aHiei fA es-te lll ofi laslert bel itti ana lef7i.ti, .l ilt te la 1e- tr1 flnes ll t.F sad ftfrit1t iflz,Il. and 1h,s Ste -Ils ~ laza1ior spt1 isst cnlols hcl G eeor sseii eil1 1ttt .,e l.l ,ilt at1n her. tnc W lr aaon1 W ll usd r.
 b1sIuess j. l. 1ll re ttous4sl ctilfs aad ln1. ntf1 tc date aerso sart n,islA.4s e sicrsp'a g er ga4 ea n AZ a.at tltiot and hsachf 4n .Ass lelAnd.irt trLn ier tr ipa rs and il.s sle iA "a hiisiaa4t l..lfl,iis se in he7 otI leDis toHlfs.itl 3f aer tn tteeanf 9f ne' nlst
 fAFiiDA4 Abokk .f la lnes 4aetcei ts- Eilte ms hand sii at,,el riv n'aslll mg o.ee e tle toAn plt reaa ina- ne aay aad gear n -as
 .aesi4 'rs te
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Delinquent Notice.
sILyEa KING scUrH aNnecoAPANY.

Location Of principal place ef business. San fraucisco, IailiorHia--.ocafion Of H orks, Pioneer Mining District. Pinal County Arizona.
 3oIICE There are delinquent upoa the foiloUire Ieserihea Stock. 0n account Dl Assessment No. I, levied oa t1e l0IH D1k OF J4FBdft y lsSj. the several ainonris set opposite ihe Haine- ol the respective shareholders. as follows
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
A PE 2aFpRu 54Azs q. loeLE

DepOsft aeecrts received iH currency 0r coin sub Ieet to ehcs8 4t sight
 ('erffG cntee of leposit issued les-bis on denand. orsf 2 l1e3 date. otalinE iutsfsst
 ExcllanEe drsFu. n sefra lo sat- on Nee forz. <. l.oals Lhiaa,i ais.i san fsalsc8 lftns Ger s inds ln4ie bg tsiogfafa nsac.fs tl-le ss..t 0ar corres soondans Niii 1e redilel ptres ksle 1- on receipt sy ls oi .is5e1 a tte saus
 Uli purchase e Dl,lSe 43lan-S5 4n 6a1 CT s5tcs bullion. Territorial enf C,mty Bonds saa fsrkHts. approved a1niracTeiii rl.pef, etc.
 Oriefs OF reouels es ndii. otherwise, ql'l reee ssrcf stientiut and l5 pr3uit a16 fa.,l1i ekees- tioD 0l oer elrrtssan1ents wishts Hii atu toats t tleir esteen and c9aflculc
 4'olfectiOus proueliy made and ra1ni,fcd Scr as deslred. de1 oIy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
P B TU1Iy. Psst B. J. 5Aeons cash Pima County Bank
 Tucson, Arizona.
coRREspoNDENra .


 Depostt accounts received subject to checks st ofs being allowed tds oi clrrcnE, When alFel Is dsloste5
 Collections Of Dzsfs. Notes, Diridenae and states and cfct8d recount. rsui.ted tos the day adgi1es arc Ieltifed
 E.enns made upon, or 7ii bay United ssases, Ter ritoria County, or Clt3 eclrtsz Prime eoatsneseia paper or fea state.
 Irauaferao. Funds nade eitAer bg teiegraptor mail and deposits made gifa ao7 o orr endcHt, crsoited nefs upon laceips 9g 1s N Adee % s1ei ae posis
 ExehauGe bought and sol1 at curfant gatsa. Draft drawn la ane to ait on Chg prnefIa elites e- rbe JHitad States all Europe
 Cerstaeafee of Depeslt issaea payable in auy cofre1c5 o. deHz1, pr altsr axec dates bcrln1 Interest
 IRFestra ents made 91 ilss choice security for parlies Wh1sre rra8'e e afseas ne, Cor which Fif clafge nlolefat1 cillnnsslen
 setanse5st& oi Gold or elfer btliioa aiil re ce.ff etel Attention end tne anne tIl H shipped t8 ae most reliable reduction and slns r'efks kt nar point de8fe1 We e49 Itkt 4if3Eee Hsttt1sl. and allow lhs e01si,te,s t1 il ne aln9anl E3alized after deducaas
 Iae opslstions oi the saik heing csnfned t3 a strictly ies.tinete banns lslaas Pens suSs fo1i sssarel sha4 ef eise iee1a and s4tisIa. to1s trsatnant in s tises aas
 psiefAs dislsna assg iorFsss ths4 ofisrs an, reancsts Co h's bsrE n8a CT ctaer75ss eii fti5 tEen c4acss i91e -IR esecptin q theit WssA eeSstT
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
nA Fa.llsA
Notice Of orfeitare.
roAlL. MHon U AAr coNeEaN.

You ere hereby notified ihat have expended one hsndred dollars n iabof. improvements. materials ke. apon she segfeeatcd Wesferu sne-haif of the iechriona Mine. ioeited in 0iobe Mining District, 1fsrc7pa Co0ntY Arizona t1Fltory as sill appear hy certifeatt filed January L l55o in tie eiicc oi the is'strct Recorder ol stia Globe Mining Dttrict az Globe in iiie County o Final sid Tefrtor3 oi A7izo- na. n or4ar lo hold said premises under the provision heing the amount required to hold the same for fhr gear endipg February il i5so, and ( within ninety days after ths aotice. bF publication. you fAn of allure for enf rterel foa may clam to have in said ssgrezeted eesiefn one-hal oi eiid Richmond Nine, your said interest FlA become the property of the sE1scnber under sad Section 3z1
 NEIL D0EcHERTT, Owner of said SsgTesated Western one-haif Richmond
 Nine.
 Globe, Pinai CO. A. I Jan. g. isso jana. e0d
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Notice.

1o Asas 0'snsrs sa9 Sscraariss of A.ssag
 tompaHaef5 neW=papeF pfia.Fl iu i'iaal Connly. thcrr- fore tue nenresf newspaper % ali mines if said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

0i tat boJri er Directors uaac pu cst IfNIt le D.sI OF A tfHf isS so n4ny ,haief oi each peite ot -'ith siuet as No a20 cansom Street san fraiici -tg. t'ai- iicFHa. on iuesdAy tle 13 Udf oE Afktf iSsQ. at ihe hoar Of 2 clock n. 1i.. oi tid tiat. go pay ssla delinquent as sessf0eni tHereon together nilh eo1lS of At- ferli>iDe aud 2xpeast- sf ioe saie
 HUDSON Secretary
 ofiiee-H Room tG N0. 320 SAneOnie S Sap Fr4nciscO. Eaiii0rnia. mrh ff
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
me Great Rnelish Remedy.

I5a never failinz ccfe f,lr Nervous | dsbiiIty exhaust. Cd vitality seminal waRl, nes SperlnatorrhD. L1s7
 MANHOOD impotencS Paralysis. and ail the tar rible e1ocfs of Self-zpuse
 youfhiul iolliss lad axces
 sesin mali.rer J 1safs sEch as los ci nenorY Last tude Nocturnal emissions. afef4on Go society. Dim noss oi vision. Noises ln
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
NoHee

Z have In me eare eeTsral 0oLD, SfsKR AND coPPk5 slSEs tor sale PartGss from B distance can rely upon faIr anl 67np tades for mines aad mining loSations
 J W. HA6hfS p'0es HinaI Cn-. AIizona. dea6ll
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
B1OO Reward.
Notice of Dissolution of Part
 merShip.

Tho ca-paxtucrship heret3fors s1istinr uni..s the n4nis Of c F Palmer 6 c. q fAi.ner ai lb Gity oi Florence. PiEai County A. I s disseir.3 by mutual conseRt The said B H Panier t1 collecl aii debts eos saia i.fn and % pay al inie3ledas.a.
 fiegenrt. Jan 2i, iss1 C. r. 2ALHER
 r. N l'ALAkN
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31
A RELIC Of THE FOURTH.

IHEARD a mothers planning voice.
.Where is my darling sou!
Ny Charley hal two pearly ears,
But you have only one
Ny Charley had upon each hand
thumb and fingers four;
But you have only four in all.
And they are bisckened Ger.
my Charley had a pair of eyes.
But one have you. strange hti.
And Charley had "a pretty nose,
I'm sure you never had.
my boy had brows above his eyes
Aud hair upon his head;
Your face is black rs any hat, r-r
His face was white and red q q
my Charley's clothes were new and clean,
All rags and dirt are yours;
From head to foot you seem to be
A regiment of sores. ih
Then shrilly cried that wrecked boy,
Don't know me. ma? say,
I've had the bossest, bulliest time
OF all my life to-day"
She stoops her down i'm agony;
Though sorely she's bereft.
She has mother yearning still,
And clings to what is left 49,
Boston Transcript.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31
GOVERNOR WV. ALLEN, of Ohio, n,
Engraved by Charles Ulrich on
saw-blade. in the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, from u photograph ~

Over IN q glass case. among a lot of
photographs of noted counterfeit
there isa picture of brosd-faced indi-
vidual, with = pair of very sharp gray
eyes and a most genial expression about
a well-formed mouth This. is ,Ulrich.
the noted counterfeiter. whose skill at
engraving there Is none can equal. VI
rich was servinga term of twelve years
in the Ohio State Prison. at Columbus.
when one day, in 1876, he got hold OF a
photograph OF Governor Allen. With
out any more ado he set to work on an
old saw blade and engraved an exact
counterpart of the, picture, head. face
and bust, making isfch a remarkably
good likeness that it attracted attention
far and near, and Governor Allen him
self came to see it. So perfect was it
that the Democrats of Ohio. in the hext
canvass for the Goyernorship, in which
Governor. Allen Fan for reelection.
used it on their transparencies and the
the picture stands today as one OF The
best ever made, of Governor Allen.
Ulrich was panloned out shortly after
that. and is now engaged in the china
and glass business at Trepton.-Rhila-
delDlaa Times. /Nfs4 - I'LL !
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

A FEW days ago. while riding in the
mountain, Mr.. Foggs attention was
called TO q certain spot bf peculiar
sound, caused by some animal in dis.
tress. Mr.. Fogg. upon examination
found black snake had secured N i.s
coil a young rabbit, an | was ATTEMPT
iny to prepare for its dinner the htue
creature, after the mode OF procedure
the snake always follows. After Nv
tie while his attention was caiea 70
another spot. by the spproaeh Of the
mother rabbit, who, bristled and ready
F for the fieht, attacked The snake until
he was put to fight and'relessed her
young.i Like % great General. tbs old
rabbit followed close upoa the enemy
biting the snake until he secured him-
self 81 crawling into his den "a inc
hollow Of . tree. ADlse Ridge t'@1
Echo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Some Facts About CounterfeitIng and Coan-
terfelters.

terfelters.
.WHEN YOU want to know whether
lock can be broken, you don't want to
90 to the maker of that lock to find out.
The burglars the man you must go to.
You ask him: See here; can this lock
be broken?' and he tells you at once:
why, certainly it can And then
YOU get from him its weak points. Ii
want to find out whether a notes a
counterfeit or not, u don't ask to know
anything about counterfeit notes; L
want to know about good notes; want
to be familiar with every detail OF them,
so may know them at glance. If a
man comes in and offers me counter
felt, then know it at once. Why? Be
cause it is not like the other notes"
Thus spoke John Dye, of Dyes Gov
eminent Counterfeit Detector, on Satur-
day. Mr.. Dye sat in hisoiiice. Around
him was curious collection. The
fruits of forty years counterfeiting at
least looked down from the walls, or
out from the cases, or repOsed beneath
lock and key in numerous small draw
ers. Thousands of dollars artistically
punched together in neat wooden
frames behind glass-work told of the
days of wildcat banks and State scrip;
thousands of dollars more told of the
after-period of bank notes and green
backs; thousands of dollars more told
of the after-period of silver and gold,
the trade dollar, the half dollar and the
quarter. Look at these trade dollars
as they appear through the glass cases.
What is the matter with them? There
is no shine about them; they are all dim
and black, copper-colored and brass. A
man laughs as he looks at them at the
idea OF his being deceived By such. base
limitations. Yet men have been deceived
by them in their better days, ard now
that they are like old shoddy garments.
worn threadbare. their true nature
stands revealed and, as a warning they
have come here to serve a moral pur-
pose. q ~ 80 2
DANGEROUS GOLD PIECES.
"Here" said Mr.. Dive. reaching his
hap1 iufn lis uockqk s.ara the most
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

WHES lightning edsered the home
of Mrs. William Young. of Hprpells-
vile, Mi, IL was; Though IA. 6pe1
door in which she was sitting. Three
successive flashes passed over her head
toward stove, and rendered her inca
pable of muscular action. The woman
suffered repeated cramps, and for three
hours WAS not able to stand lTII95
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31

A MAN was asked the other day how
many children he had, and he replied.
"rive boys, Ahd each boy has two Sis
ters."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-07-31


ton and endeavored through parties
who interested themselves in his behalf
outside to get the matter to the Gov
ernment's attention. though without
success. Despairing of everything
after this, he made two attempts to
commit suicide, but failed in both. He
has asserted positively and persistently
since his Imprisonment that there is
way by which money can be made
that no, man living can counterfeit.
As Ballard is known to be one OF the
finest, most skillful, most ingenious en-
gravers of the country, in prison or
out of prison. there are many persons
who think the Government would do
well to give him a hearing. Again, it
has been suggested that the Govern
ment should offer a reward OF suffi-
GENTLY liberal proportions for design
for bank notes which it would be inn
possible to counterfeit. There are
plenty of ideas in the heads of the en-
gravers, it is claimed, by which such q
design could be produced, but nobody
wishes to give away their ideas with
out recOmpense. At the Treasury
Department, it is understood there is a
belief that there is too much engrav-
ing on the Government notes. Instead
of so much of this kind of work, it is
proposed to substitute system OF
scroll-work for either the back or face
of the bill. The more intricate this
work, the more assurance of the in
ability to make perfect counterfeit.
SOME SPECIMEN COrNTERFEIrs.
4 Some counterfeit bilIs are executed
with such mastery skill, with such
faithft,lness to the smallest details of
the original, with such perfection in
every line and feature, that they stand
out as marvels of initiative genius. To
produce such work the highest order
Of artistic skill is requisite. The BUSH
ness Of cOunterfeiting monopolizes some
of the most finished talent to be found
in the engravers' profession Whether
it is the incentive found in the prospect
of large, though unlawful gains, or the
fascination held out by business ever
attended by danger, the counterfeiter
seems, as soon as he gets launched into
the work, to be. favored by some
special genius which quickens his skill
and sharpens his perceptions to an ex-
tent that is almost miraculous. On the
wall of the Couaterfeit Dttecs0r' office
there hangs splendid picture Of the
late Governor Allen. of Ohio, grand
face, with curves, and lines, and wrin-
! kles--exactly the type of face seen in
the old Roman cuts where Brutus and
Cesar stand as models--with every
point of the grand old head. with its
clOsa- f,ftf white hair an hold dark eyes
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-30
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Second IudIca, n,.,.
OF the Territory Of Montana, In and for the .set
of Deer Lodge. eouhty
Emma Ford, plaintiff, vs. Charles Ford dpfora--
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send a'.
ing to Charles Ford, defendant. "u greet.
You arc hereby required TO apI ear in nm 49,,
brought against you by the above named ria,r suoh
the District Court OF the Second Judicial D,n, IN
the Territory of Montana, in and for the C.,et0 VI
Deer Lodge, and to answer the complaint filed my OF
within ten days exclusive of the day of srryio
the service on You Of this Summons If served Mter
this County; or, II served out of this CountS Ihn
this District, within twenty days otherw.s'n T ~
forty days, or judgment by default win h. " 'hh
against you according to the prayer of said co kel
The said action Is brought to obtain deere" ~ ht'
court dssoIving the bonds of matrlmony now cyi,,I
between plaintiff and defendant land forever dirN,as
them and for costs and other relief Tn. o,on,s
upon which this action Is based IL the ey tra,
" toward and the inhuman treatment of pSir, |sh
defendant. '" ny
And you are hereby notified that, II Won fail ,,
pear and answer said complaint as above rconi,T p
said plaintiff will take default against Won ond .e
to the court for the relief demanded In the pp
plaintiffs complaint. 's VI
Given under my hand and he Seal OF the nis,.i-.
Court OF the Second Judicial Dstfict oI ~
Territory of Montana, In and for the Gu, ,.e
[sEALl of Deer Lodge, this 25th day of MaT,h ~
the year OF our Lord one Thousand ,Ipht bn" ~
dred and eighty
GEO. W. IRWIN, II, Clerk
JOHN r. foRbiS, Att ' ior fhihtih. Jga
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Notice to Miners.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. T.,

U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. T.,
March 81, 1880.
The following named settlers, whose post office ad.
dress Ia Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county, M. r.
have this day filed their several applications to per.
feet title to the following described tracts of land
claimed by teen as agricultural land under the Home
stead Laws OF the United States, all Of which land
has been Suspended from entry:
Daniel James. who claims the SWA of section s.
in Township 8. north Of range 10. West. William r
Thomas, who claims the ny of sen of section "a
and M of SWA OF section 81, In Township 8, norh
Of range 10, West. William Weir, legal Representa-
live of Elizabeth Weir deceased, who was the widow
of John Davis deceased, and as such widow made
final Homestead Entry No. 200 of the M Of NWK
llots and 81 of section l. In Township l. moth Of
range 10, West and the SH Of sen OF section 49, in
Township 8, north OF range TO- West: Morgan Evans,
who claims the WV of SEA, the NEt( of SWA and
SFA of NWA of section 0, In Township 4, north Of
range 10, West; Peter lessen, who claims the MEX
Of section D. in Township L. north of range TO- West
Notice Ia hereby given that hearing will be had az
this ofce ut 10 O'Clock a. IN. Thursday, May g. A. D.
1890. TO determine as to the mineral or IOnnlneral
character of the above described tracts of land and
the testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
taken before the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county
NJ. T.. ut his Office In the town of Deer Lodge on
Monday, May 3, A. ID. 1880.
J. ii. MOE.
q. b. O'BANNoN. Register.
ATTY. for Claimants.
b6l st
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-30
Notice Of Final Entry and
Notice to Miners.
Us LAND OFFICE. HELENA. NJ. T.,


April 10th, 1850
Motto is hereby given, that William ". Royal ubo
filed Pre- emption ccantory Settlement No 959T
for the En- o. the SW u aud lots Nos q and III
section No. q. In Township No. 10 north of TanSs
No. IL west has this day filed notice OF his ntentSS
to make nonm mineral aud final proofs in SUPPORT of
his said pre- emption claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days, from ths
date OF this notice, and names rs his witnesses
to prove his sad claim and the non.minerSl
character thereof the following persons Daniel BE-
ry, Charles Howell, George ID. Lyons and Thomas
II. Griffith, all Vf New Chicago posOlcc, Deer Lodge
county, N. T.
hearing will be had at this office at 10 o'Clocka
m, Wednesday, May N, A. ID. $780, TO determine "A
to the mineral or non-mncral character OF said land
and the right of said claimant to enter the same
and the testimony to be used upon said hearing
will be taken before the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge
county MT, at HE Office in the town OF Deer Lodge
on Monday, May II, 1880.
j, II. MOE, Register.
o. B. OBASNoN, Attorney for Claimants
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-30
- -. Sheriff.
BY LOU. P. SMITH.
Under Sheriff b8| II
Order to show Cause.

In the Probate Court OF Deer Lodge County, Montana
Iefrltory-ln the matter OF the estate OF Heinrich
z. Wiebbold, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of William A.
Clark the executor OF the estate of said deceased
praying for an order to sell the whole of the personal
property OF said estate prayed for In snd petition
ordered that all persons interested In said estate
appear before the Judge OF the Probate Court Of the
tcv and county OF Deer Lodge. Territory Of Mon;
lana at the court room OF said court In the town and
county aforesaid, on the 18th day OF May. A. D. 1850
az ~ CLOCK, a. m, then and there TO show cause
why such order rhonld not he granted.
Bt-3t ORREN kMEkS0N, Probate Judge.