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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had ulced in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
xagesable remedy for the speedy and per-
nanent cure OF consumption, Broncnit's,
Cassrrh, Asthma, and ali Throat aud Lung
A tFsctions: also, positive and radical cure
Car Nervous Debility and all nervous Com,
.,,.,rts. aftsr having tested it, wonderful
Curative powers in Thousand. Of Gases, e =.
Ssls # his duty to make IL known 70 nis
. ,sas fellows Actuased Ov this motive
md = desire to relieve human sufiering' I
~ Ia Fra or charge 70 al who desire \
th,s rsoips, 10 German. English Or frenco :
~. Iii. fnli directiops for preparing ana usane
sent ~ mail By addFsssing WIN stso
1.''S w. W. 64BRAR.
IL Powsrs' Block, RochsstsF, = -
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Chris. HerlOcker Defendant. .,...
The neoIe OF the Territory OF Montana send greeting
to uhr-. Herocker, d, PENDANT,
You Gre hereby required to appear at my once, 10
and Ne, riinrv n, Montana on Monday the 2Sth day
nt June 1850, at 10 O'Clock. IA. IN, aud answc Tue
account on he in aCiiou to recover ot You tue sh
Of 500 ~ alleged TO ne due ana 10" o"lhe " -"
90 - h,lnnce on account to said plaintiff, foe goods
wares aud merchandise sold and delivered at y""l
special iustanc- and request st,
md You are hereby notified that II yOu fai 10 ny
near n6d answer said complaint n above required III
said plaintiff will take Judgment hy default asalns
yu To- the sum of 81 IS 100 dollars aud costs OF sut
i b. GLEASON,
| &c Rob- soN. ESQ. Justice OF iht I,, n
| ATTY. for Plaintiff. oo' ot
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TERMINUS u. & N. RAILWAY, May "
Times are lively here. Freight IL arriving
at the rste of 100 IONS per day and To-
day loaded about the last mule OF no'ss
team there WAS heie. Do not know what
VIC are going to do for transportation. Inc
ball tsams cannot work yet on account o.
there being no gas and there are not na''
enough mule and horse teams to move tne
freight.
Not much Is being done toward extend-
ing the road North. II takes all the power
the r. r. Co. has to haul the freight and
passengers without bringing construction
material Grading In going ahead slowly
but track laying viii not commence again
for month and hardly think We will b
at Loveil's (Wat,on) before Septs"eer
Nothing 10 yet known here OF the plans 9
the Company - to which route win . .
ken from Lovsll's. p. =. ".
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our FOR A LARK.
A Traveller Who Did Not Go to Helena

A Traveller Who Did Not Go to Helena.
Some weeks ago a man in Butte, named
Henderson, astOnished his bearers occa-
sionally by Rotations of feats OF horse
manship aud experiences with the lariat that
were received with some degree OF awe un-
til he reached the climax by Offering to wa
ger several hundred dollars that he could
throw q lariat 80 or rs feet and If no didn't
kill the bird would tether either designa-
ted leg: of Canary bird, previously placed
at that distance. the 6rst throw. This
raised some doubts as TO his sanity aud be
acknowledged himself that be was "a little
off" but after spending few weeks in the
Warm Springs Insane Asylum :" he would
be all right" Soon after it was deemed
necessary to precIpitate his Infections by
legal methods and be was btougbt here
month or so ago. subjected to bearing,
lunatteo in9uirend0, and placed in the
Asylum.
On Sunday night The guard at the Asy-
lum heard the dog barking and some com
motion in the stable bnt did not attach
special Importance 20 it. On Monday morn
inv il was discovered Henderson, a team OF
colts, and 81 zach farm wagon were mis-
sing, and the wagon tracks led down the
river. A guard mounted and tracked the
wagon 10 the Western Brewery opposite
Deer Lodge. He then notified DR.. Mitch
ell who traced the track through town, gave
the guard a fresh horse and started him TO-
ward Helena. About thiee miles out o.
town Henderson was overtakeu, brought
back, and returned to the Asylum. Whei
. found he was driving lesnrsly but stead
s,s,,xs----i uotouu. i"---r----- 80"
examination 10 chief by DR.. Mitchell, Hen
aerson said he was going to Helena to giV'
the authorities information AZ 90 the mnr
derer of John Drnn, as he had unguestioaa
= bls evidence who the Murderer WAS. VI
being properly approached he iinaliStstatt
a it was Peter Jackson, the colored inNan
t man, who believes he is a part of the Tim
| iry aud who has been in the Asylum som
wears. Henderson's evidence being rule
= out of Court by Dr.. Mitchell, the witnes
is was scot back whence he came. lie ha
r driven prudantlg aud the colts We're non
the worse off for the mornings exercise.
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FOUND AT LAST!
"Dobyn's Sure Cure "
For Cararrn,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

DJsrhs' SURE CURh" Is in the form OF smut aud
put up In large size mpervious wooden boxes. II
is used a snuff and Is al"0ys ready aud convenient
tor use, without av extra hoube or additional GX
pensc whatever. IL contains no cholorotOrm ether,
ammonia blood root, c0pperas biSmuth Calonel Or
NOR, .hinc, and children five yeHs of aye usu II
with perfect safety. Its wonderful aud brneicaI eff
fcCts quickly tOluw the first appcaiGn aud heing
composed o simple chemicals we guarantee II t0be
p fectly simple and har,nless. One hoS will last
about Que month. and has frequently becn sufficient
to effect cure; ont II cases Of hong standing, II may
reqnirr from three TO boxes. II immediately de-
troys the catarrhal stencil. AMI gives the
breath its original purity and sweetness
Cure Guaranteed.
II our " SURE Cure he regularly and pcrsIstcntly
used - d. oCd by latel on each box, We guarantee
relief IN every case, and nm absolute cnrc IN all caes
where the put ent Is free from utiunHl ament
| .: complications resulting from scrouIs or srphi.
| istie directions. Wh,rr such ailments cOmplca-
tous exist. have ~ N tentative which, when taken
| Vt connection with ''SURE CURE - We guarantee TIA
| cure. > hcsl, n. Irvine. S-sr.
| But y, sole Agent for Montana
For sale nv STANLEY a. ca. Dc iodg" $40.
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General Agent.

MroEoRoE HERB Is the regularly aeered:
I,sd general agent for the NEW MORT H-WESI
.nthori1ed 10 collect and receipt n the publish
srs; name for sub seriptions TO this.paper. he 10
Commended to the courtesy OF our patsons.
Mr. Herb 10 also the accredited agent OF inc
iaurnals having engaged joint canvasser:-
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BIRTHS

MILLs-In Deer Lodge, May %, 1sslto Mr. and Mrs.
John 5. Mills, son,
pAGE-Near Salisbury. NJ. T., May ~, 1881, 10 MT
and Mrs James N. Page, a son.
MURRAY--At Spring Hill, M. T., May 10, 1851, 10
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Murray. daughter.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of John Griffin, aeceas d.
Notice II hereby given By tue undersigned executor
f ,hr estate OF John GrIfu dccG ,scL. L'ic ciedi-
trrs OF aud all persons having claims against INC sla
de- ease % hibit tlcm with the Necesary vouchers
vituiutour months after the nfst paoieauoh Vi sis
,;n,. IN the said executor at the IOWA OF Eioneer
Deer Ledge County, Montana Territory,
D''' I'7N PATRICK SRlFFlN,
Executor OF the estate OF John 1rlihh' nssea'
Dated May 25 1880 "'''"'
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Chris. Herocker, Defendant
The peo e OF the Territory OF Montana send greeting
to Chris. Herlocker, defendant. =.
Y0n are hereby Repaired appear at my office II
the tovnship of COtTonW OOd, county of Ger Lodge
and Territory of Montana on Monday the 2Sth day Of
June 1885, at 10 O'Clock II. M. ana aus yer the nc
connt ON file in an action to reo,er of you the sun
If s27 30 alIeg to be due and now OwIHG as bal
ancc on account by you 10 raid plaintiffs for goods
wares and merchandise. sold aud delivered at YOU
special instance and request.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail to ar
near ana ar swer said ompaRtas above reqn red th
snid plaiutias will take judgment by default agalns
you ion tie sun OF "a so 10 dollars and costs OF ruii
Given under my hand this 26th day OF MAY 1850.
F.E GLEASON,
~ l. NApTON Justice OF the Peace,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
I z
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!. Came 10 my ranch on Lost Creek abont Apri, ista
one sorrcI horse stripe in .ce, three whit ieet SAD
die marks about 8 years old, brdnaed III luionnG'
,nsrnl an lett thigh The owner i requgsted 70 cali
nr',Y nInpeTty nav charges and take the anima
away. I'm &c \ -, ~, valley
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LOCAL NEWS

shsc,ihers ordering their papers changed
u, - nnstofSc e TO another. MUST MENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PIKE
yiOIJSI,Y SENT.
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THURSDAY, May sI.-Inteligence received BY tele-
graph last evening and by mail this morning announ
ces the termination Wednesday OF the Trout mine
seizure, The above agreement wa5 signed by the
parties Of the first and second part a. named and Mr.
Caplce placed In quiet end Ieacesbe possession OF
the mine. We presume work will be resumed at once
The result appears quite gratifying TO the Fhipsourg
people now here and Il certainly s to all outsiders
Nr. Moore was the former bookkeeper OF tbs Nor H.
e..ern COMPANY and Ia fully competent 10 the task
undertaken
In this connection We trust the parties OF both
sides who favored US with Communications which
we suppressed win see now ne we saw then, the e.
arrangement and bitterness newspaper contTovers,
would have engendered and that this result Is better
We trust what has transpred will be well considered
nv all interested and that there win not be recurrence
Of like nature In Deer Lodge county. IL was peri
barely escaped.
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MARRIAGES

Low-LYNCH-At Virginia City, Nav e., 1880 Rev
Fr KclIeher officiating. Mr.. VIM. y Low, Oh
Madison valley, and Miss Katie Lynch, OF chica'
go, Ills.
,orr ,ARsoN-At Twin Bridges T. T., NAV 90
1870 nv Rev. f. A. Riygn, Judge Nj. II. Lott and
Miss Katie Carson. both of Twin bridges.
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ma FOR SALE OR RENT.

The property on the rout west CO. yer 81 MAJ ~,
and Second streets Deer Lodge. sud knewn as Tn,
H.wie corner
For price and terms apply 70
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owin7 to the large number of mares offered TO
Emperor the imported Clydesdale staihon'
whose card appears in another column, the I'm
of clos,n. is extended 4 Aus ust goth, next. C.
irct mares can be bred to him until that date
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Alias Summons.
Chris uerlncker. Defendant.

In the Justices Court township OF Cottonwood
cnnutv Of Deer Lodge and Territory OF Montana.
ueiUre F. l. Gleason, Justice Ol the Peace.
Charles wunderlick, Plaintiff,
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New To-Day.
Alias Summons.
Cnr,s uarl.cker. Defendant

In the Justices Court, township OF Cottonwood,
couuty OF Deer Lodge and Territory of Montana.
Before +. e Gleason. Justice Of the Peace
William Coleman ct al, Plaintiffs
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FROM THE TERMINUS

transportation Scarce = Cons'rucl'on
Deiayed--watsoni IN September.
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IT a. N r.. r. SURVEYING PARTY
Runninua Preliminary Line through
Priests Pass.
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ageu Aorth'

ut. IosEPH's HOSPITAL. DEER LODGE,
- Montana. Under charge Of the Sisters OF
charity. The Sisters are pTeparea 70 seeornno-
datrpatients with good rooms poafo ana nursing,
AZ twelve dollars per week.
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Proposals for Brick.

tdes,re TO contract for 10000 TO 100000
h.iek 70 be made and burned within one-hali
LII Of nv ranch on Dempsey Creek, between
.hs LIST day Of June and the LIST da. OF august,
1880. I will furnish wood for burning oooo
tISy can be had. Address or call on
May IA, 1880.
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FUN AHEAD.

The Promise OF an Evening with MO-
mus.
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A POSITIVE
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current charges for the lease OF said FrpGt mine
"a The accrued and current charges for insurance OF
the mill property 18th, The necessary charges Ion
,,chman nj the mill ms required by the policies of
insurance 9Th Fer the representing ana taxes OF the
company aud 9Th, 70 paying the sum aseeftainea 10
~ due as aforesaid from said Northwestern Company
=, ss,d paries Of the first part AID It'll The sum be-
fore stated as necessary to be retained as aforesaid
a the partes of the second part further agree that
In nroporton an pro rata payments are made TO them
nv the parties OF the first part the parties OF the sec
ana mart win make propos Tomato assignment TO said
naes az the fret part Of their several interests In
,hs ;udgmeat obtained In the District Court aiore-
.a,d wberein David b. jenkins plaintiff and tee
Northwestern Company was defendant, aud the said
ates of The second part further ayree that after the
.iguinr of these presents they will each and all abb
| s,.,u from illegal interference with the management
and wo.kine of said mine aud that they will to the
HIST Of their ability discourage and preyeat In all
| ,.wf,l WAYS the unlawful interference of Others.
II |. further mutually agreed and stipulated bv and
between tine parties hereto that should the First Ma
iopal Bank OF Helena fail to recover judgment
.yainst the said Capce Smith In the salt OF cause
| No la5a hereInbefore referred TO. said 6aplice d
smith sha devote said sum OF So 800 to the payment
10 be said parties OF the second the expens
~ conducting the defense to said action, provided
said claims are not paid before the termination OF
| sa,d anti nv the means hereinbefore provided.
In witness whereof the said parties herennto hav
hereunto interchangeaby set their hands and seals
D the day and year first herein above written
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and death. -. ua-. u.~A,~A
DT. INVITE will agree 70 forfeit Fiys = nrS1sSEs4.
ALIVE luner his special advco and trestnentl TN -
,nra Or for anythin impure injurious found in ~
M1NTIE trcsts ali Private Diseases g1ccesauny
mercury. Consultation f-es. Thorough cSam ~.
ton md .dvioo including analysis Of urine o f1es
~ nusntitv $1,000; sent any address upon receN q
psios or G. O. D. secure IRON 9bss5yssaS a,d py.''
ii Kearney Street, San kFanoisso. Cos.
.11ss ali kinds OF Kidney and Bladder osn-
rI.ints Gonorrhna Gleet IeucorrhaA For sale BY =
poster and Geo c. ThAxter, Druggsts carson my WV
a bottle six bottles for IS.
DIR AlN figs DANDE1lON EaHzS - -
bcet and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ard blAAOCs -
- 81. markst For saIe by B 2. Foster aAd Oeofge
Tbaxtsr Druggists, Carsso City. ."-"
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PRICES TO SUIT TIRE TIMES.
sHERIfFs SALE.

IDY vIRTBE OF AND IN PURsU-
ID Of two certain orders H 1le Issued separ
stey ndepssient OF each other The drst Il said
orders II sale ssuei N the Second Judicial District
Court st Nevada in and for the County Of Orusby,
18th day of Dscembcr A. D. $780, duly attested
dor tho seal OF said Court thst day. and Issued upon
tho final deyas rendered aud entered said Court the
aSssss 4 Fnsvlsase ID sad Court en.tisd rrenn,or
Coffin, plaintiff Geo. L. Gibson ana james E. Deay,
oopsnsr' d9 bushes. under tho m a. ..ms and s,.e
commanding me- among other things, to advertise and
sell at public sutton. in Ormsby county Nevada. accord
ing to law. the property hereinafter described - oonss
tunG part Of block number thirty two (ss) Of Proc
tor Gresns Division Of Carson City, Nevada and snt
bursemeas pay plaintiff his
At ST co. and counsel fees allowed BY said Court and
until TO q
interest tho Of $sl45 81 thereof 1t the rate Of
II per cont per month from September lst 1884, until
paid (the aoxuing costs upon ssd mt order Of sale
amount to . oO The second 81 said orders Of sale
issued Of said aiove named Court the 18th day
Court on said dsy ami sse upon tho Anal decree made
and rendered in said Court tho 18th day Of December
entitled Trsanor GOTTA plaintiff James E. Dealy and
wife defendahx, commanding me- among other things,
advertise and sell 81 public auciss in Osmsby county
described or 30 much thereof ~ may he necessary t.
realise the herein mentioned and out Of
sSs re 81 s sis
amounts to Wit: his costs Of suit taxed at ~ IS and
With interest sAid 10 per cent per
snnum from Dec 18Th 1850 until paid; also tho sum Of
,.sr ant 7,sr ,.r,S FUN, sS shses u ,sao e
."t;I Maid al in n q cold oor fth. ...ire 80. -. @
"a .frci 49,, Al 80 - - SsS ~.
levied upsn and hereby .d1srs for s.s tn. ouovu1 de-
scrissa v.t ts t. Wit: That certain piece lot Of
land lying In and forming the southeast Of block
o c..ss' city, S!y s. @.i:in and q
% ro, linz ~ Psc,or IT, .ne err -
s0n streetlIin MI aCaryon (tx Kevsia1 r,,nnfco
ahapce north VII veet linz ~ Co.,. -.tr7srs
": m .ss sss south o:.ss ss ~ e: :,
Carson street four teet and ok nches 70 said
Q! EsSet o2e iee{ g *ne RiAee 81 n9g1n
1HS,d .;s. H;, ~ ~ sa,s ..a soovs
us GE Efy33s.Sf ,H a fss3 Skt q I'M 4tfIHe..
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
Nra~r~ o%nsos .srRE4r.l oAsso'
oirY. NEVADA.

Nevin0 ,sassd ~ Weu known briok building
crsnds and tbs public in general that il win b ksp
AaSkclass hntsl in svsry paxtiouiar
NRS TABLE will ha seeo0d "a noas in tho Ststs.. .
is~h& BAR war be supp6sa With tie bess brands
Wmas, Lquorv and Cigars
kEdsod ea,ks aud gsnpanaag sait,rs hsye bssa -
.-4F y Ii Il
A an oh resident u Casson CITY, I AK and sxpeet
sh6rs VI public yAtrunasv. Ny iuss ~ - a&tsnA TO
Issssoa T., tho wants q ny PstrdnS B. r. SMALL.
asast ,fg3se. - ta!s,1Ef ia.iffS0os4k'r
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A YOUNG wOMAIs~TO 10 HOUSE.
~ wHk in 4 small family and assist in OF
1gadwA . 4Epiy n aiss1cssz1 ea.kg8d ,gIAl
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KAvANAGH sells harness this morning.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.
Shops Gaed Labor to Let.

OFFICE OF WARDEN OF STATE PRISON,
STILLwATEB, MINNESOTA, December s, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that sealed proposals will 10
received at the Office of the Warden of tine State
Prison. in the city of saltwater and State Of Minnie
sota until of January 15th 1881, for lease of
the Prison shops and the vacant ground connected
Herewith not used by the State and owned by it, to-
gether with all engines, boilers, machinery and fix
lures in said shops or connected Herewith, belong
ing to the State and for the labor of ninety 90) per
cent. of all the able bodied male convicts of said
mence April LIST, 1884,
All bids must state the length of time and the price
per year that will be paid for the use of shops,
ground and machinery. and the price per day for
labor of each convict.
All bidders required to deposit with the Treas
urer of the State of Minnesota, the sum
of five thousand dollars, United Ststes bonds in
lieu thereof as guarantee of the good faith of the
bidders and security to the State that the bidder
will if his bid is accepted execute the contract and
lease as required law and failing to do, Eaid
of five thousand dollars shall be forfeited to the
State of Minnesota. The successful bidder must
give bond with sureties in the of fifty thousand
dollars, to be approved By the Inspectors of said
State Prison, for the faithful performance of the
All bids must be accompanied by the Treasurer's
receipt showing such deposit
For particulars as to capacity of shops and
chnery, number of convicts, and the facilities for
the profitable employment of their labor, apply by
letter or In person to j. A. Reed, Warden of the
State Prison, Saltwater, Minnesota.
The Inspectors and Warden reserve the r ght to
reject any and all bids.
E G BUTTS,
JOHN DELAITTRE,
J. A. REED, Warden. l. E BEED,
Dec 10-Tu&Fri-4w Inspectors.
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Assessment for Grading and Constr uCt
Ing a CulVGrt on Fort Street.

OFFICE OF TEE BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MINN., Dec. 10th, 1880.
The Board of Public Works, in and for the
corporation of the City OF st. Paul, Mimi,
will meet at their Office. in said city, at P. NJ,
ON the Gath day of December, A. D. 1880, to
make an assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the grading and construct
ing a culvert on Fort street, between Erie
street and Oneida street, in said city, on the
property on the line of Fort street, from Ram
sey street to the south city limits, and benefited
thereby, amounting in the aggregate to
$1,012.7e.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of making
said assessment and will be heard
GEO. L. BECKER,
Official: 3. l.. 0oR11AN, President
CLERK Board of Public Works. 346-347
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KAvANAGH sells Horses this morning on time.
IN 81
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Assessment for Change Of Grade on
KittSOn Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 9Th. 1880.
The Board of Public Works, in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Mimi, will
meet at their Office in said city at P. NJ. on
the Gath day of December, A. d. 1880, to make
an assessment of benefits, damages, costs and
expenses, arising from a change of grade on
Kittson street, from Fifth street to point half
way between Fourth and Prince streets, in said
city, on the property on the line of said change
OF grade, and benefited or damaged thereby.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present ut said time and place of making
said assessment and will be heard.
GEO. l.. BECKER,
Official: r. L.. GORMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 344-46
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office.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF CARL
y TON. District Court.
In the matter of the petition of the St Paul Du-
luth Railroad Company to condemn certain lands for
railroad purposes upon its branch line extending
from its main line in the village of N. p. Junction
by the way of Knife Falls in said county.
To Clarence H. Clark, Frank FL. Clark, the West
orn Land association of Minnesota, E. j. Dugan,
W. T. Dugan. the unknown heirs at law of Samuel
Beatty, deceased, and William 81. Post, and 9TH
ers interested owners, iucumprancers, or other
wise: You will take notice that the undersigned
appointed on the 5th day of October, 1889, by said
Court, commissioners to assess and report the
amount Of compensation and damages have this day
made and filed. our report with the clerk of said
Court at THOMSON, in said county, in pursuance of
said appointment.
Dated October 9Th, 1880.
H II HAWKINS,
Nv. LITCHFIELD,
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
Nov Cor,,,7i,c-ano,,