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, 1880-04-18

An unusually severe storm prevailed last
sfght in the Sierra regions OF California and
Sevada. Trains on the Union Pacific Road were
eHectuaily blockaded by suow-slfdes, and the ut
most efforts Of the t1Ain-men could ote1tricate
them until Inst evening. The weather Is remark
ably severe for the season.
, 1880-04-18

THERE are now iii Russia awaiting trans
portution to the penal establishments Of Siberia
come 1000 persons, mostly political offenders.
, 1880-04-18

THE Indian Appropriation bill, amended
by tie addition of q clause abolishine the Indian
Commission. passed the House yesterday BY q
goo1 majority. The vote had no party signif-
, 1880-04-18

4 FARMER named Myles, residing near
Marshall, ILL.,, became jealous Of bachelor
boarder. Returning home about o'clock Fri
day evening, he found his wife and the boarder
sitting suspiciously close to each other. Warn
ing the offender what he was about TO do, he
fired three shots from revolver. The shots
proved instantly fatal. The murderer quietly
waited to be arrested, and is now an inmate OF
the Marshall County Jail. The woman in the
case is oyer 50, and q grandmother.
, 1880-04-18

THE farmers generally don't seem to have
tho yearnin9 desire for third term that was
promised for them. Mo agricultural State has
as yet declared on that side,
, 1880-04-18

THE County Convention held at Fremont,
O., the home Of President Hayes, yesterday, se-
lected five delegates to the Republican State
Convention and instructed them for Senator
fo}p
, 1880-04-18
SUNDAY, APRIL Is, 1850.

THE French Catholic Bishops continue
their protests against the enforcement OF the
DEGREES against the religious orders. .
, 1880-04-18

SEVERAL rich veins Of gold are said to
have been discovered in the State OF Georgia
The reports are causing the usual rush of nd
vcnt1rers and spectators to the vicinity Of the
discoveries Another report has it that spec
ulators from this city have struck bonanza In
tue shape Of rich gold mine near Ashland, in
the Lake Superior region.
, 1880-04-18

SENATOR LOGAN has at last started toward
his coal-mine, which. is said to be really q re-
markable piece Of property.
, 1880-04-18

E. F. WATERS, editor Of the Boston Id
pet'seF said, at the late Grant caucus at Worces-
ter, that he had taken pains to inquire into the
report that the ''machine' was working for
Grant. He denied that such was the case. and
added: From one Of Gen. Grants most Intimate
personal friends he had learned that, in n letter
Wf1tten to that gentleman as latc as March e,
1en- Grants only allusion to the Presidential
question was that on his arrival at New Orleans.
to which plnce he was then bound. :. Public ontn'
ion will be 50 framed that I shall know what nv
dutyis."
, 1880-04-18

Eatesek It fhe Po5t-o@ee at Chicago H. a. Stcoad-
CldxsrMnttt1.
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single copies Of THE TRIBUNE through the mAA. We
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Fight and Twelve Paxe Paper. cents
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, 1880-04-18

THERE was another balloon accident yes
terday. An aeronaut having ascended from
LindeI Park. St. Louis, had risen some forty
feet when a sudden gust Of wind blew the ap-
paratus against two largo trees The gas-bag
burst and the instrument was thrown to the
ground. The Dal1oonist escaped with few
cl;rht h91jsps.
, 1880-04-18
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April 25... :. S:254 p. m. l:l0 p. m. $50 3. IN
The suns upper limb rises Monday ut 5h. lsHm
| am. Souths at lib. 5Sm 560s. a. M. Sets at 8h
| 46m. P. m.
| The SUMS upper limb rises Friday ut 5:06H a.
m. Souths at 1lh. 58m. 07.5s. g. N. Sets at 6h.
51Mm. p. m.
Sdereul time Thursday noon, 2h Am. IS &as.
The moon will be full next Saturday at {
o'clock in the evening, and only 35 hours distant
from the time Of perigee. Honce the full moon
OF this month will be more brilliant one than
the average, though rather low down, beng in
IN degrees of south declinatfon. Tuesday
evening she will be near Uranus to the south
cast Of the planet
Mercury now rises before the sun, and Is with
Jupiter this morning, the greater planet rising
at :1e q. m., with Mercury but little more than
the breadth Of the full moon to tho south Of
Jupiter. Mercury will attain hts greatest west
ern elongatton-e7 dcgrccs-on the morning OF
the 2ath inst Jupiter will south Thursday at
10:14 H. m., rising at 4:01 g. m. Venus will rise
tho same morning ut 4:oG and south ut lO:39; she
is slowly approaching superior conjunction
Mars IS now III the feet Of Gen1tnf. Last Sat-
urday he was 2h degrees north from Mu. Of the
third magnitude. Thursday next he will south
at I :3 p. NJ, and set at five minutes after mid
night.
saturn is near the sun, rising Thursday at 4:5o
Jupiter will soon be fine objects for telescopic
study before sunrise.
Uranus will south Thursday at s:ee3 p. H.; and
his distance from Rho Leonis will then be haif fl
degree east and half degree north; or due
northeast about one and half times the
diameter Of the full moon.
D. F. Todd, Of the United States Naval OBJ
servatory at Washington, has published the
results Of observations made by him during the
last transit Of Mercury, May 6, 1873. His meas
urcs Of the planet give an angular diameter of
6.604 seconds Of arc, corresponding to 4,7s1 kilo-
metres or 2.01 miles. il the solar par
alla1 be taken as 8.Sl seconds Since
this result was arrived at 1t seems
probable that the soar parullax is not more
than 8.8 seconds, which would increase Todd's
figures by about three and half miles, 60 TINT
We may consider 2,975 miles as being approxf-
matcly the diameter Of Mercury. The angular
value dcduced is almost precisely the same as
obtained by Kaiser in 1856. Mr.. Todd sought
thoroughly for satellite to Mercury, but found
none, though the conditions rendered it proba-
Die that such an object would have been de-
tected 1t not less than forty miles in diameter.
, 1880-04-18

/. O. O. F.-PATR1ARCHS, ATTEST1ON.-An
Uniformed pAtT1archs are requested 10 meet ut EK-
celsiQf Hall corner Washington and Clatk-Bts-, on
"wednesday evening. Apri*l at O'Clock. for drill A
prompt attendance is requested By order OF the
snptnf lin
, 1880-04-18

FA1KvIEW CHAPTER, NO. l6l- r A. M@-Hau
corner Thtrty-seyenth.st and Cottn2e Grovs-ago
Regular Couvocatou Thursday evening. April 2 ISL
ats O'Clock Work On the Il. u Degree:
Avpnx 1,p1S aac-atsrr
, 1880-04-18

D.CCREGIER LODGE NO. 6n A. F. and 4. M
Regular Communication Wednesday evening; April
IL ut O'clock sharp, Important business and work.
Visiting brethren cordially invited By order of the
H.W. JOHN GlNOCH10, Secretary
, 1880-04-18

CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, no. g. X A. A.-Specinl
Conyocst.ons Monday evening, April ~ At the hours
OF and O'Clock respectively. Tho Royal ArGh De-
gree will he conferred nj each Conyocation visiting
11ousxauiops are always welcome By order OF
ROBERT MALC0M, ~ i. 3. P.
JOHN @. D1CEERSUN, Secretary.
, 1880-04-18

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER NO. :. B. l. M--Han IS
Aonroe-st-Stnted Convocatton Aondny evening,
ing companions welcome. 81 order of
WA4 E. FORSYTH. n z q. r.
NM J. BHYAR. Secret4fy
, 1880-04-18

HOME LODGE R F. 4. M.-Specnl Comnuntca.
uun will be held ut their hall. 13{-1s Twenty
Important work. Membera and visitors cordially In
Tiied- J. l. D. WESTERLY ELT,
EhNY
, 1880-04-18

ST. BERNARD cOMAANDERY, No. s. Z. T.
Stlted Conclave "Wednesday evening. April q. at
OF II Bernard commxndeIy only By order OF
JNO. u. IL CARR, Commander.
]. O, QlCKERSON. Recorder.
, 1880-04-18

GOLDEN RULE LODGE. NO. II, A. F. and 4. NJ
Stated Communication Tuesday evening April q ls,
at O'Clock sharp. Important work Visitors Alwuyr
welcome. BY order W. IL
, 1880-04-18

ORIENTAL CONSIsTORY. s.. p. R. s.. Eo-
Epec1al Assembly Thursday evening, April 2 Tha
urde- Of inspector INCUBATOR. Commander will be
conferred BIZ order OF -
JOHN DNE1IL+ 331.
GIL. ". RARNARD Eo, CQm--tn-ChIef
tsrnnd SeCret4ry,
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g FLEE AS A BIRD"
A Midnight Ladder and Morning Elope-
nent.

Mrs. Annie Northcutt had mistrial this
term on the charge OF grand larceny. She
was remauded to jail aud her bail fixed at
$500, which sum it was thought she would
eventually be able to give. The crowded
condition Of the cells rendered it expedient
for the Sheriff TO place hes, the only woman
prisoner, up stairs in the Jail building in
one of the jury rooms, where she remained
prisoner named J. w. Savage served out
his time ana was discharged. On MonGay
morning it was discovered Annie had
flown. A displaced window and ladder
to the second story indicated the means
used, bat careful search failed to reveal her
or ascertain by what means she had left
town. The only clue was that the dis
charged prisoner had disappeared as mys-
teriously as Annie. The officers at once
took effective measures and were confident
AnnIe's absence would be but temporary.
1t was practically impossible 70; her to
leave the Territory or eyade arrest unless
kept in .cloce concsalment. On "Wednesday
sna stating that she aud Savage had both
been arrested aud were held in Jail there
subject to request. Iu a short time the
fair absconder will return and this time
even the kind .heariedness of Sheriff Nc
Andrews will not lead him to repeat special
indulgences when they have been abused.
Sheriff McAndi ews received dispatch
from The Sheriff at Helena, Thu sday, sta
ting that Mrs. N. had taken morphine and
ne did not expect her to live.
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Administrators Sale.

Notice Ia hereby given that. In pursuance OF an r-
der issned out oi the Probate Court OF Deer Lowe
county Montana Territory, on the lat dss OF Nay a.
m ,ss9 In the matter OF the estate OF Nelson Woi
verfou deceased, the undersigned the adminlSlh
TINS Of the estate of sad deceased viii sell NJ phohe
auction 10 the hg bidder for cash, ana sanect
40 continuation by said PROBATE Court, on SATURDAY
the cath day of May, A. ID. 1880 between Ihe hoar
al O'Clock A. M, and the set NJ OF the suh W ths
sam. day - to-wit: Att O'Clock ?. m, NJ the ,ohs
dnor of the auction store o ID ii. Cohen, On klih
street In Butte city, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory all the right. title interest," anu esae
~. said Nelson Wolyerton, deceased, ~ Tue tHv o.
his death and all the right title ara inteieSt 'ns
aid estate has by operation OF law or otherwse Nc
ujred otber than and In addition 10 what the saih
SaIson Wolyerton had at the time OF his death IN
md H. ali III, following described property situate,
wing and being in Deer Lodge county Montana Ier-
r,,ory fo.yit: The undivided " one thlrd interest,"
IL ana 10 the 9ocker auartz lode claim stuated I'd
lndanandence mining district, In said connty aha
rsr,ory. also 2sU0 linear feet Of bar placer MINING
claims situated on the south side of Silver Bow creek
In sa,d district county and Territory; aiso the uh-
anished quartz mill building at Rocker WIN the
,ynnden machinery lnmbe-, etc. for use ID eompst-
me ssid mill iu details j. X. Clark al DOh.eil
.aark d Larnbe's bank at Butte city. Montana Ter,
r;rory with the undivided one-half intsres III aha
~ me Griffith water ditch, and the a-disihed ont
half az the water right ten which sad dtch y sup
nli.d. also IN one steam boiler ami smoke suaek
r. ms Of sale cash deed ut the expense OF tne ohye
AS'' y JAMES CLARK,
WM wA1KjN THOMAS,
Administrators oi the estate Of said deceased
May 10Th, 1880
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DOWN THE RIVER"
Cheap Rates, Quick Time ard Conn
Portable Travelling.

The pleasantest method OF travelling yet
invented is by steamer. "lt combines all
the comforts OF home +" with transporta
lion and with pleasant cabin, good fare.
and a substantial, well managed boat,
,r;, down the river when the flowing
ida In set - is a realistic dream of beaut,
and pleasure. The preference Of this
method in 80 we'll established by Montana
ans that T. @. Power & Co., who control
eight fine steamers plying between Fort
Benton and Bismarck, have established
them as REGULAR PACKET STEAMERS,
boat kapfng Benton and bismarck eDery
saturdau During the high water, until
Jul, 18TH, and perhaps later this year, the
trim ola the river can be made from Helena
| to Sc. Paul. Mimi, in six days. IL y
therefore not only the pleasantest route te
the States, but it is as speedy az by ran
and the rates are much lower. Every first
class passenger receives state-room and
MEALS while on beard the steamer, and th'
frat class rate from Helena TO Chicago II
Only SIXTY. NINE DOLLARS; emigrap
rate FoRrY.SEvEN DOLLARS. Those con
tenn plating trip to America will DO vel
to notice the advertisement published u
this issue, ard communicate with one Q
the Agents for further information, II DC
sired.
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The Utah 81 Northern surveying party
.,ns,s,;no of seventeen persons, with Mr..
Moscr;n in charge, returned iron tue I Pc
s,op. and Boulder routes on last ihnrsnay'
remained here over night aud on rrlaay
:, ,nceeded to the summit OF Priests fass
IF the Main Range, from whence they WIN
r,n lines out toward Helena aud Deer
Lodge While we have no positive OF ON
c;al statement to that effect, there IN
arge sized rumor in the air that the ripe,
Stone and Boulder routes we've ootn iouhu
inn practicable on the grade requiieo-.,,n
s..t a line of 2Je feet grade TO tue mile
-onld not carry ever the summit. Inc
naety we're enormously disgusted with
,hass ..nasses." II this is correct no rai-
road viii be built through them, as the
= rada and spew would present unsurpassa-
hla obstacles to regular and economic ope-
..a,;c.a The choice Of routes from wat
| 80, ~ Helena NAV seem narrowed 70 two
| a,,bsr r;a the Deer Lodge Pass and river
and Priests Pass. or ria the Beavernean,
Isfyars.n. Crow Greek and Missouri RIVER
/ rontes This route is shorter ana over
/ ranre Welding Immensely more business
| the o,h her route presents, we believe, 'esf
engineering difficulty, as this route has :.
crnss the Rockies twice in eighty mi'es
run. By next week We presume s,s onk
| pears will have run = iino over 1'oss
pass and settled the question OF its pfac.',,
cabiIity. From the rste OF speed a. VIC
the road il now progressing, the prei'miDs,
r. survey party will be able to esp ansa1
~ ne consirnction IF IL takes sue" =
snmmern Although. eventually w
| lisye The road win be constructed 20 Iie'.n
viq Deer Lodge, As proposed ias' sun
NOR, the event 10 nos IN the .oss -.
Ana good dsal depsni h on what nAppsns
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Personal.
Miss Ida Catlin Of Missonla is visiting
Mrs. %, j. WEIGH in Deer Lodoe

Miss Ida Catlin of Missoula is visiting
Mrs. d. j. WEIGH in Deer Lodge.
"Uncle" Jake Hoffman, formerly of Mis-
scala, died in Helena Wednesday, aged IS
yeass.
Mr.. III. b. Hawkins, the capitalist who
died in New York City last week, was
brother -in-law of Mr.. ]. II. Robertson of
Z. l.. Bonner s. Co. and the uncle of Mrs.
S. A. Wiley.
The two daughters of Mr.. Thos. Geegan,
of Bear, arrived from the States fortnight
ago aud will remain in Deer Lodge. Mr..
Geegan had not seen his children for many
years and the meeting was a happy one IN
deed.
Mr.. Reuben L. Davis. of Bloomington,
Illinois, arrived few days since to assist
Mr.. A. H. IRWIN in indexing the Deer Lodge
County Records. Mr.. Davis wac for tive
or three terms County Clerk Of Mclean
county. one of the largest in the State.
Mr.. Thcs. Pascoe, formerly resident
here, returned from Colorado this week and
will remain, he and his brother George hay
ing a valuable band of.sheep in the valley.
Mr. Pascoe has been fortunate during his
absence, the Colorado Mountainesr speak
ing of him as one of the most popular and
successful hotel keepers at the Colorado
Springs.
r. T. Kenpon, Esq. was the victim of q
fall on Sunday last from the effects of which
he has since been confned TO his room, his
injury consisting of a severe sprain of the
right hip. The lower part of tine limb hav-
ng been amputated last summer NJ Ken
ion's accident is the more TO be regretted.
he is doing well, however, aud will soon
ness affairs.
Laurence A. Brown, Fl. Mem urphey,
s. Hughes, Rev. G. o. Tillotson, Butte;
W. F. Sanders. Geo. B. Foote, Helena: }.
K. Pardee, John Caplice, Chas Clark, Phil
ipsburp: Thos. Fisher, Hasmark; j. ).
Daddow, w. T. Ballard, Pioneer; Morgan
Evans. William Norton, Valley; John Il.
On,plsy. Blackfoot; Miss Henrietta Irving,
Miss Ella Viola, Mrs. c. P. Salisbury, e"
route, registered at the McBurney House
since last issue.
W. B. Edgar. Little Blackfoot; }. NJ.
Merrel, E. ID. Holland, Con Murphy,
james M,nigan, Philipsburg; sam Louis,
d, @. Allen. Butte; John J. Hsaley, Fort
Benton; J. X. Mallory, Johu Hobbins. j.
M. Harley, Mrs Spencer Johnson, MISS
Johnson. Valley; T. p. Fuller, A. }. Da-
wilson, H. B. Emery, r E. French, Frank
Gillette, Helena; Miss Mile Christine
Miss Blanche Brooke, J. P. Smith, e. b.
WEIGH, M. G. Golf, W. d. Golf, are among
names ON the Scott House register this
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The Promise OF an Evening with MO
mus.
Few of our readers. none In Montana oo'
have heard of Harry r. Horr. and many
know and esteem him personally. ror
vears he has been contributor to, or on inc
editorial staff of, Territorial papers, ano
his uauy contributions to humorous ii'eis-
ture have bsttered the world in that w''n-
out offending the severest taste, ne mas
made thousands laugh themselves toward
the niger humanity. Mr.. Horr is Philo-
sophic humorist gentleman OF fine intel
lioence and superior educstion-wno' ike
manv noted lteratsurs, has been aoie'e even
nndsv the most adverse circumstances, &c
.hso,ve himself nj personality and write The
aovers OF June while 10 the storms OF dreal
Dsoem her. For the past year or two MT
n has been ian honest miner" at Carbon
Moor, in this county, and the occss'ona
highly appreciated sketches over the in''lA'
aH. R. a." appearing in this paper w
nearly got whipped for one Of tseml "o'
-, his pencil when rude storms rags'
and he was driven to his cabin ana n''h' .m
Th;. much by way Of introduction. "
,a.rn that at odd intervals during tne pas
month Mr.. Il. has been preparing
.o,,aa NJ lectures" The Heart Of A'rica
ana |. Bubbles" He IL not unacqna'n.o
With the rostrum, and lectures here'o'o y
delivered have received high conmeno'
tiou. although admitted BY the author
crude and unsatisfactory. Inc n.
! Africa " il better outline and nn'snea
/ /. derree that . gentleman OF ias''o"'
,.stes. Who has read 1t, prononnces "
-. Of humor that would have cnarme
Ar,amus Ward while alive or Mark ia
hen be vas struggling up the bill OF iAm
, We have an intimation that hr. ho1r' -
|, has many psn onai friends here. designs .
L;ne in June trip 70 kastero hon'sns 4
!. -, deliver one or both Of his leotOrss %
.rd 4 other places ss routs: We "i n \.
1., Sg. win rive an excellent sod ns g
4 ors vho hss contributed % mac1 Mr
U,s.srrs, We srs III rsady 70 sxpiofe
Hssrt Of Africa," Harry
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3 A r GA I N |
z. l. Bonner b Co.
Deer Lodge.
BUTT ITEMS.

Reported for the New Northwest.
We have but little to note in mining de-
velopments this week, but hope to give you
q CON plete summary by next letter.
In The case of the Territory VS. Belle
Barnhardt alias Cherokee Belle" Judge
Barrett dismissed the cause. The charge
was mayhem.
Butte is rather dull at prevent owing to
the tardy delivery OF goods. 1t will proba-
bly, be brighter in the course OF fe" days
.hen goods commence 10 arrive freely.
There is quite rush to the Boulder and
Cataract Districts. Reports arc rife OF
leads that 90 from 5000 to $4,000 70 the
ton, but these reports must be taken with
grain of allowance.
The weather here is very disagreeab'e
and between snow, rain, hail and hurrl-
canes ye reporter is afraid to risk bis pre-
cious life among the elements, so that must
act ouus for our dearth Of local news this
week.
Mr.. d. ]. WEIGH, one Of the live mer-
chants of Butte, left this morning on the
Overland for Glendale from which point ne
proposes to replensh his stock IN Butte
and 10 a few days will be prepared to FUR
uish family groceries Of all descriptions al
lowest possible prices.
Alta meeting of the Silver City Cornet
Band at Loeber's Hall, op the evening OF
Ma, 2sd. it was resolved that the money
in the treasury be applied toward the pur'
chase Of uniforms for the Band ana Also
for the purchase OF a lot adjoining the
Metbodist Church and the erection OF
Hall thereon.
M,ssrs. WEIGH and Fish have opened
new grocery house here and propose TO star
in business on the corner occupied oy
Marks & Son. They have large and com
,,sts stock in transit Of staple and tanc!
groceries which they propose to retail "
the city and family trade at the io"eS
possible prices. They will al;o handle OF
commission, buy or sell all kinds OF coun
} try produce and, knowing the firm as "
do, We bespeak for them growing 81"
profitable trade.
Every one here is confident OF bette
times and we're 1t not for the swarms
. n;,ur,ms Butte could furnish employmer
D for all her men to-day; but every coac
D comes IN loaded to the guards, whicn ID
' good thing for GiImer, Salisbury q 20
. and thew come in teams and afoos and
t all manner of ways. / will venture u
proposition that there are at least OF
: thousaud idle men in Bette, the most
n whom don't know where to get the ne
t meal. Many of these will scatter out al
y oo IN work On farms Or herding Tor q
Il summer; but their places are, and VIII o
IS speedily filled by others who are in I.
}, same fix-broke, hungry and unable to
10 tain work at any figure.
d No more news tonight. 30 VIII so
G. scribe myself TRUTHFUL JAMES
re BUTTE, May %, 1880.
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A Fine Thing FOR the Teeth

Fragrant sOZODONr is composition
of the purest aud choicest ingredients OF
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known To have berefi-
cha, effect on the teeth and gums. lis en-
balminy or antiseptic property and aromat-
ic fragrance n.akes il soilet Injury.
SOZODONT removes all disagreeaoie
odnis from the teeth caused bS caTarrh
bad tech, &c. IL is entirely free from the
INJURIOUS aud acrid properties Of tooth
pastes and powders which destroy the Ell
amel One bottle will last six months.
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Notice of Final Entry and No.
tice to Miners.
Z. $. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. y. T,

MI y J
Notice is hereby giyeR that Andert Han en- =;
who filed Prescription Declarat0ry Statement NH.s'i'
w. the NV Y Of sertlon a3 IN township No. y
M m of range No west has this day filed notice ct
HI Intention to make non-nnerll aud hna prof. w
r iher.of NJ the expiration of thirty days tom the
date oI this notice. and names ms his witnesses To
pruye his continuous residence upon and Cultivation
~ LID traci ana the nun-mncral character Thereof
H.. f,Ilnwjpy p,rsons: Peer Lrnsing Nels Hansen,
lars Olsen and Lars &. Hansen, all OF Dee Lodge
postoiice Deer Lodge county, M. t.
bcariig vii, be mad at this oice at 10 O'Clock a.
m Tne.dsy. June % 4. ID fSS To determine NJ to
the mineral or non- mineral character of saidahd and
he ri hi of said claimant to enter III same aho thc
Eaf,ra Tho Pro,ate Judge OF Deer Lodge county, Nj.
r NJ his office In the town of Deer Lodge 90 satnF-
o"a' '""' So j. IL. MOE,
ON o,RANN,,N regste.
Att'y. for Claimants.
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