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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

The Laredo stage was robbed by
two men, who afterwards invited tho
passengers to alight and warm them
selves at Il fire.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

An English paper opposes the re-
tention Of Transvaal by England.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

Tho German COlOnisls IN tho Volgl
section OF Russia arc reported to DO
in n starving condition.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

The Natchez people contemplate
building railroad TO Alexandria, La.
and another to Trinity.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

Tho orange crop Of Hancock coun
ty, Miss, is reported to have been do
strOyed by the cold weather g
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

+ The Mississippi Valley and Ship
Island railroad is being rapidly push
cd to completion from Vicksburg on.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

Capt. John Fitzpatrick llas been
elected President Of The Irish tand
League Of New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

Patrick Donollue, charged witt, lar
ceny IN Mobile, was discharged by
Recorder Owen, on tho ground that q
husband e,Innot steal from his wife.
s--> -. -.
>. d. Newman H. CO., u well-known.
firm OF cotton brokers, Of New Or
leans, have suspended.
A railway train on the Asl,apoo
River, s. G., fell through bridge,
killing three men. sAks1
Near Bancroft, Iowa, the steps Of u
passenger car of u passing train
caught some laborers inn cut, killing
six Of them. Uar
The trade for American provisions
is growing in Southern Europe.
Capt. John Fitzpatrick has been
elected President Of The Irish Land
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

The trade for American provision
is growing in Southern Europe.
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HAsEEwrHkLE "IDEAL. COMPANY.
4 Coed cempsay wen p..rea.ssa Here.


The HasenvinkI Ideal Dramatic Company
opened in Deer Lodge on Monday evening
and have appeared 10 good houses. This eve
ming will close the present engagement The
pieces successfully presented have been
Camille. Jps'ua Whffconsb. A Celebrated Case
and Hazei Kirke. No dramatic company APP
praring here for several years, III we except
thr Nellie Boyd Company, has approached
this I'm talent, balance and cool co>tuming.
II l. real pleasure TO witness IT, renlrrings,
despite the illness and alb encr OF the fayorite
soubretts, Miss Salisbury, who has been foo
III to appear. In Camiite, Miss Stephany
gave an excellent characterization. She has
talent, culture, youth, beauty, q fine form
and grace 10 commend her, and good con
c pion Of the character Was supplemented
b. careful and conscientious rendering. Her
style OF emotional acting losses nothing by
less facial eontortioms aud lachrymal demon
STATIONS than il in vogue, and there is the
charm Of realism In the leading man going
into raptures over the personal charms of .
handsome woman that Is In happy contrast to
the conditions that the most vivid iniag-
nations ordinarily have to wrestie with and
get downed. Mr.. Ha,enwinkle Is n really
good aetor, and in snch characters ~ the con-
vict In A Celebrated Case, which, by the way,
was excelIrntly presented BY the company,
has had no equal since George Waldron's
palmy days. In Joshua Whifcon.b, u very en-
pertaining American comedy, Mr.. Davenport
made spien,iid success In the title role. He il
one of the best stag Yankees we have seen,
and really makes . star part OF the red-hot
oil Jackson Democrat. The company, alto
grther, IL good one, and, we are assured,
will please all lovers OF the drama in Mon
tana. They 20 hence to New Chicago, Mis-
soula county and Philipsturg. ami can rest
* ured Of a welcome should they again visit
Deer Lodge.
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OVER THE TRAIL.
Biaekf.o. and Contiguous Camps.

On my return from Bitter Root Valley my
My trip out was not attended with much
pleasure, for when hardly across the range
was overtaken bya heavy rainstorm accom-
panied by som. hail. This storm lasted some
minutes and did quite an amount of damage
To hay and grain la the vicinity Blackfoot
and Nevada Creek.
Arriving ut Blackfoot City, was gladly
welcomed by few :. old tim ,rs." who en-
deavored 10 IN *. my advent ~ ayr, cable n
possible under the ext ting rcum,tancer.
The greatest obstacle TO b. overcome here by
Strangers, /. the absence of any hotel or pub
lie stopping place. | soon found excellent
accommodations at Mr.. j. II. Quigly's. /
thought for time should be- Obliged 10 re-
elm. on the :. sunny side," OF the hay scales,
bur fortune favored me for once anil ! was
not driven to the worst for rest and refresh
menfs.
~ NEVADA CREEK. -
kft here early In the morning for a trip
down Nevada Creek. an affiuent of Little
BIackfoot A short ride brought me In the
neighborhooi of fine ranches which viii
yield u beautiful crop of cereals this season.
II will hardly lie xp.cted such fins crops
can be grown here in section probably o.
600 feet above sea level. There is quite an
acreage Of gram sewn on Nevada creek and
it, affiurnts. Stock raising IL the chief
branch Of In la. try, and it j., believe, found
very remun erative
LATE QUARTZ DISCOVERIES.
Until quite rec .n'y only placer camps ex-
isted here. but lately the eager aud enthns.
iastic prospector Is directing his attention TO
quartz It Il an accepted fact that near
placer digings there NUT certainly BE- quartz,
and this IA not an exception to the rule, for
the mines here have paid well and ftill con.
time to paw well wherever they are being
operated. l was shown some very rich A.
says from gold and silver rock, that had
been fonnd near Buffalo Gulch. i was IN.
joined to not even whisper the matter. and
cannot aeviate from dufy's line Of march in
an instance Of tins kind GEO. III. ScoTT.
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DOWN RIVER ITEMS,
A. Jo..sd BY = ! s.ired Correspondent.

The crops in He'll Gate and Flint valleys
never looked better.
The having season u now fusy one.
The golden tinge begins to show on some
Of the harley and oat fehls.
The Northern Pacific grade cuts many OF
the finest farms In the valley, and mot Of
the solid ranchmen wish IL was not in He'll
Gate. 5sFse &C. s39a
The pro pect Of new town starting mp
near the site Of Eiwarisyiile some two or
three years hence, stops the erection Of any
more brick houses In New Chicago until the
residents decide whether 10 remain or roll
over 10 the road. Col. Morse, Mr.. McPhail
and several Others have completed elegant
residences, which will not be removed, ~
they are. properly, farm houses.
Pioneer City contina.s to be . thriving
placer camp. Wi.nsr q Co. took out Ii
ounce nugget lat week. containing large
amount vi quartz, from the head of the
gulch above town. A number of parties, if-
cmdling John Ea~terling, are hunting for the
source Of this anil other nuggets found there,
and the pro poets are favorable that aome
COOL paying quartz mines will he found
above the placers Of Yam Hill and Pioneer
II Il only n qnss ton Of time.
Mr.. A. q. Wilhelm, of Pioneer, has the
finest little garden In the Territory. 1t i
laid ont In terraces on the hill side In che
rear Of his store and residence. 1t contains
great variety OF the most beautiful flowers
and rare and delicious vegetables not u ually
cultured In Montana. The garden Il supplied
with water from reservoir on the hill
above.
Qusng Lee, the Chinese merchant, has Z
fine garden, from which the writer gathered
anice dish Of cucnmbers lat Saturday.
The joviaI merchant, Mr. VI. w. Kelley,
has an interest In several fine garden. down
fhs valley, bat procures his vegetables
through middle men anil women at the ex-
cellrnt hotel kept l,y Mrs CIV. Wilkinson.
Jos. Dadiow, Barney Haney, Jan+s Petty
AN Jack Mcclellan are ~ b. found ut their
old stands.
CAPT. Trufant'x shingle stares you In the
face nj Yam Hill, aud Rory Mcleod keeps q
hotel. besides which the old burg does MOI
contain more than hundred business houses.
The mines are banning out NJ ilual. ..
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THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Superintendent No ris hiding Good Roads.
Mad ixouiun. 10th.

MndikoHiuJi. 10Th.
We alluded last week to the reports that
Col. =. w. Norris. Superintendent of the Ma
tional Park. was doing good work this sea-
son, In making the various poiat4 of int rest
accrsribl TO tourists. We are gratft-d to
hear these reports confirmed from other our
crS. While II IL not TO be expected that, with
the limited appropriation AZ his command,
hr can make all the improvements that are
required, II Is plra ant 10 know that he h do
ing all In his power and that he IL Spending
the money jndiciousls and where IL will do
the most good. A part of his work, he IL
bull Ing rot from the lower geyser basin
TO the Yellowstone Falls and lake, AMI has
about ten mills Of II already fini he'd Unless
som thing extraordinary iHteryenes, the re-
rnainder. twenty miles. will be iinis he'd with
In three weeks. He hal. AL o.rected a bridge.
p;p,St.ble for aslde and pack horses, across
the Yellowstone River, ailur,iing tourists ca
IS access to Soda Butte Mountain, the petri-
He'd forest, specim u Mountain. and the
Hoohoo or Hobgobhn region. together with
many other interesting and marvellous nlaces
which visitors h, reiufore have been unable
10 get at. From all this, we infer that his
Two years experience ~ superinten Il mt has
not been without benefit to him, and we nos
look forward confidently 10 capable admin.
istration Of affairs In Tia. National Plea ure
Ground.
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TRANSFERS or PROPERTY
or Record on the County Recorders Books Of
Deer Lodge County. for July. 1881.


July o-The Montana Copper Company, Of
Silver bow county, to Leonard Lewis, of
New York City, for the sum Of $500, f60 acres
Of land located near Warm Spring creek.
July Frank d. Brown and Annie T..
Brown, of Philipsburg TO II. r. Robinson, Of
Phalipsburg, for rhe sum of Slo0, the inter-
est in the Virginia quartz lode.
July 5-Augu>t H. Guyer and Martha l..
Guyer to John II. Letter, for the considera-
ton of s700, interest In the following de-
scribed property: the southeast /, northeast
i, north |, southeast and northeast Of the
southwest of l60 acres land upper valley.
July 6--.James g. Russell, of Helena, to
Deborah II. Hoyt, of Helena, for the consid-
Grafton of $500, an undivided interest in
the Little Alice mine, Julia mine and
Beaver mine, situated in Stanford District,
Nevada creek, M. I. vesf4#
July 9--Daniel 3. Tuttle to Leigh Rich
,Dond Brewer, for the consideration of 81,
the east of lots Nos. s, ., 10 and IL, in block
4, Deer Lodge.
July 9-Daniel 8. Tuttle and Harriet NJ.
Tuttie, of Salt Lake City, TO Leigh Richmond
Brewer, of Helena, for the sum OF 81, lots
NOS i Anu ~ III UlOek o., DScT Loukc+ 81
July 13--Davis Il. Thomas to I. Younge,
for the consideration Of Si00, a mining claim
lying near Iron mountain, in the Greorge-
town Mining District, Deer Lodge county,
NJ. r.
July l6-Con. Coughlin, of helmville, to
Alexander Cameron, Of Lincoln, for the sum
of 500 the undivided OF the Giant lode and
Blue Bonnett quartz lode claims, located in
Ston-wall gulch, Deer Lodge county, NJ. I.
July Wv. b. Elliott, of Deer Lodge, TO
Elijah Bergeson, of Deer Lodge, for the sum
| of 81, an undivided interest in the Hm.
| mark lead, lying in the Flint Creek District
July alexander J. Sharp and Mary f.
Sharp, of Deer Lodge, to Sorn. Peterson, for
the sum Of $3.50, 100 acres of land situated In
township.
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READING AND MUSIC.
a rare Intellectual Treat Promised.

II affords Us much pleasure to state that
preliminary correspondence with Miss A. III.
Hlssey. who has achieved such marked
success In Reading, in Helena and elsewhere,
gives assurances that Deer Lodge will be
favored with Reading Mt O'Neill's Theatre,
on Saturday evening, August 18th. 1t will
certainly be- one Of the most gratifying en-
tertainments our village has ever enjoyed,
and the interest manifested assures her re-
ceptien rs cortial and general, although we
are less In nambers, m she has met any where
In the Territory. The lady Is n graduate Of
vassar College and possesses rare elocution.
airy powers. Arrangements are progressing
looking to musical interlu,les and full an
nouncement will be made next week.
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Mr.. NJ. McKivttf received by feI graph thi-i
week information that his wife, Mrs. Sarah
M"kiveit died In Davenport, lows, June
'th and thai The r.mailN were smbalinsd
andforwardrd 10 Deer Ledge. Mr.. Mcki,etf
Wa weil.known 10 all aar cliixrns ~ M etfi-
mable lady, who for fifteen years past lA~
Deem au invalid, and ha. had ilsr moi devoted
care Of h'r BIN. band and children. fwoof whom
survive her. She WA born April "A, lHh, ~
hrtionr, ko common. ireland. In May -
sue went eat expecting 10 gain improved
hfaih by change Of climate, and wAs rsjcie-
ing ~ that Improvement AMI the prorpeef q
faris returning to bsr famiIs until July zSfs,,
Nhfn ehr began sinking and did within y
week The mains ars expect. a soarsivs ~
M hrininne this sstnins M~stSs 4 B.u-
gan ami AL X Hiland i Il ~ MeIrrse 10 ~
= ~ thin ami .ts@ netict viii be given IL
an tius Il arrival and fun. ral.
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ESCAPE or 4 PRISONER.
John A. Je.srang 1t Large 600 Rewart
Offer d. @4


On Thunday lat ome ten or twelve pri :
onen were employed In hay field some dis
tanHe from the pri ON. nnl,f charge of two
guard. John A J.~srang was one Of the
pri on.r~. H. wa. convicfed last January at
H+lrEa. having killed calf belonging 10 4
woman. and sentenced to i've years In the
penif. niiary. .Tessrang claimed having paid
the woman - for the calf. and that his SEN
tence wa immni-ratr. aud was regarded ~
prit onrr liable 10 SEEK escape. On the eve
ming in que ton the pris oners were given
supper In the Held. Jrk~rang finished first.
A pair Of hars were down near BY anil he
asked guard Edgar III he should 20 and put
them up. Permission WAS given AMI h-
went, hay stack Intervening between him
AMI une enI or the bars. shower coming
up. rhe pr onrr~ crypt under thu hay for
shelter aud were oon afier started 10 tn
prison! "A count showed on man mis-. ing,
AMI that man wsss .Iessrang. tiuard Mill.'r
soon founl ti,, trail. .Jessrang hal k.pt the
hay stack between him aud the Guarsl. AMI
had male straight track for the brush.
Here his trail va frs.rh whore hr crossed, but
dusk coming on II cos:II net be- followed.
The other prisoners were returned and four
men went liz pursuit. D. csipfions we're aI~o
sent In all dire cfions and 10 every po fotfics
In Montana, but up 80 this writing no tidings
or him have been re ivei J.ssrang hal
lived numl#r of years III II lena. AMI hal
her.lrd stock In various SECTIONS. He \
ailrtic aud his familiarity With the country
will BIZ III assistance 10 him. IL Wa rurmsed
he would strike for the Birth Possession.
AMI meas ures were taken 70 intercept him
lii thai direction. Following y the notice
i<su~d by the WARDEN:
DESCRIPTION.
John A. Jersrang; sAg'., n; height. . fret
II inches weight. iti5 ponad~; light-brown
hair; blur eyes two upper trout teeth out !;
hal ON when he eseaI~d dark Jean panfsr
looms gray jacket. with email stripes black
-brimn,ed hat, and lrDots. He Il =
German b, birth and l,s occupation butcher,
Warden Hugh U'NtilI oiirrs SO reward for
hi capture and return, OF liberal conpenaa-
non for Inflammation. that win lsasl " ths
ansnr.
s*-~~nzU - ----------
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rlme for Proving Win.

IN the Probate Court Of the County Of Deer Lsdye-
.f1ts Territory VI Montana.
In tbci matter Of the Essate Of Siivan vitano De-
Ai8 M ceased. a sksH ft58t
Pnr-naDt 70 order at raid Conrt made on the Vii
day Of Jnly, A. 1881, notice ir hereby gven That
on Saturday the aoh Day OF Angast. "A D. 1881. NJ
0skek y. m u sad DIZZY, nj the ranrt rsons NJ Enid
Court. 1T the Comrt Huuse In tho Town AID Comfy
OF Deer Ledge. hsys been hxed M the time and
place nr proving lilo M Ut raid silvan vstano de-
cuased and for hearing the application of MIR. cline
Vtan0 fur the app ,tntmenf ~ trrsi ~ Adminirfra
trtx with the II annexed. when and where any pei
sua Interested may appear and contest tire same.
WI. OR6EN EMRHSON Clerk
nafsd - Dsss Lcdsc. July Is. less 6as8-i
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IadeDendeHt, Juty2. +
Elder Wiley Mounuoy, principal Of the
Coll giate Institute, Deer Lodge, arrived In
the city yesterday, en- route home from M ex-
tcnsive trip through Madison, Gallatin and
Meagher Counties. The Institute will for the
following year be in charge Of Mr.. Mountjoy,
who has reputation of possessing hrst-ciass
quail ms an education. Miss Carrie
Grimes, who recently arrived from MissoL-
ri, bringing very high recommendation, has
been engaged TO take charge Of the musical
department. and win give lessons In both In
strumrnt,i and vocal mn-ic. The next ses-
sion Of the In .tituts will comm nee Sept.n.
b'r IL, ani win be divided info two term :.
We Understand that pupils can secure board
AMI lodging In private families In Deer Lodg
upon very rra onablr terms. The ntitut..
IL now furnished with scientific aparatn
purchase nj cost Of VI 300, and IL In ever.
way prepared TO afford our youth first-c o.
educational advantages. w. hope TO SEE
thi, home institution liberaily patroniz- d
aud chrerfuily recommend IL to parents.
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The FIRST ft.,iw~y 4 cc,dent 81. M ont.ns


-
GLENDIyg, NJ. T., July U.-The ~astrrn
bound passenger train Of the 18th d'tchsd
two coaches SIX miles west Of the Little Nj
souri,. One man slightly wounded.
From n gentleman ju-t from the seine Of
the accident along the Northern Pacific, We
learn that one man was killed outright, AMI
that another VA. 40 severely wound u while
coupling the cars to the wrecking train thai
h. died Of his Injuries. 10 seems that the
track spread, and that the engine, tender and
on ear successfully Gro, Ell the britlgr, while
eleven broke through aud piled up on one
another, ani that one car AMI n caho"se re-
manned on the track, moi having crossed the
bridge. TIL. accident occurred on one Of the
crossings af Gl.ndivc creek. There seems
to be- no reason for attaching blame 10 any
one, ~ the conductor and engineer state they
were not running more than fourteen miles
Oil hour. II IL thought that the extreme heat
OF the day causcd the rails to expand and
widen, thu Gaming the accident.
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SUMMONS.


In the District Cnnrt the ~econd JncinI District
vi the Territory of Montana, In and for the coun.
~ Ut Deer Lodge.
Robert Fenner AMI Jaeob ". Van 9undy, Plaintiffs,
w. John Monroe, Defendant.
The people of the Territory "t Montana send greet
ing TO John Monroe, defendant.
Yes are hes.sy reQHsrea Appear 10 action
hrvnyht mgntnst yvu by the abSvc named plp ln
the Di.trirf Court VI the con3 judicial Dstret VI
The Territory VI Montana, In aud Tor the ciunty of
Deer Lsig- and 10 answer the complaint hed there
~ vi him f-xeluSsve Of the day of rers Ice
after the rsrvce 0n yvu ~ this rmmm0nr II served
win thu or, served 0lt OF this county
bur In thie dirnict within twenty days; 90 n~rwse
within iozty days, laigmsnt by default viii he tn
against you, according 10 The prayer VI sad com
plaint. 84 s
The .aia action e broagbt 10 recover OF on the
Of s1tO D. wi and cost-, allie sd TO te nc
ami owing irum you 10 plaintiffs balance dne ON
an account for money received by fv The and
heneh Of and belonging ~ plaintiffs in The y.afs 1850
and 1Ssi
Aud You are hereby notified that you fail 10 ap-
pear and rad corpiiini aove re4atrrd the
said plaintiffs win Judgment ny default against
ION for tne rmm Of 81 W "a with intere~t
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Cunr II the second judicial dat Vet
q. this Territory Il ri NoiIans
IN and for the County OF Deer LUdge this 18th
III. 81 dry OF March, In the wear of Lord one
thuu-and eight hAndi sf and eighty one
.iENb. w IRWIN, iI Clerk.
Thomas L. Napton. Plaintiff > Attorney. f6a
6A.st
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EXTRA STUDIES,
GaSkGIsC0nDGldllsF
THE MOST VALUABLE SUBSCRIPTION
~ WORK EVER QRREREp..

THE MOST VALUABLE SUBSCRIPTION
sE WORK EVER oVFERED.
r. W. n. FaTxaRsALn, Agent for .s,askeR- Com
pendulum Of Forms Edition st lsa1, In now canvass
Ing No tana for the w0rk. lie Wall witt Helena,
R,xrman, Virginia, Bntte. and vther plae,s. 1t ean-
tans forms for ah0at cvesY thing from registering
birth notice hnAl settlement VI ertate and Just
what th.re persons want who have not gcceas 10 q
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bnriners CORRECTLY Among the general cunt MA
Penmahsnip, Dictionary of Synonyms, &
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Composition. Correspondence. n
EiosHtion, hociai Form~, -
aBs Book. kteping, knies of bisiress.
Commercial Forms. Laws II B,-,nres. 81
Tsbe- VI Reference, Form ~ Business,
Parliamentary Ruies, fMts Tar Farmef@, rs
Table. VI Science u Mecnanie,., social Htianette
a Proverosal Expressions, Familiar poemr. etc.
Unier these several heads viii be found thousands
Of turs and facts relating to details of rinrsr
presented in excellent manaer, Handsomely printed
and substantially hYasti. Every family rsonld have a
copy. T.W. II. FITZGERALD. Agsnt.
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SIIk.RIFFS SALE.
char,e. D. ssd.eye. plsln.ia. e.'

Charles O. Bkdseye. plaintiff.
4ss Va b Ea4MGtfM& III Att#a5 Ht &E a8as
q. w. Powers, defendant.
To ne sole AZ sherin~ Sae nj o'r,oek D. m, Safnr-
ngu@t ID. A. d. 1851 w front VI the Court Horse
door, m the Town aud csnnty VI Deer Lodge M r.,
nnder and b. virtue of . execution, In the asove
entitled issned trom ont the Drtrcs Com, of
tana. 10 and for u er Lodge conHty. the following
scribe property, tS-wH =
The undivided ona-hah w interest In and to e.r.
the Hop. 6uIch Flame eompany's gruund, with tbr
upper reservoir. srper -pr,nv. ditchea. sud hnm.,
bah on thu 10Th day OF July A. D. ISL 4 he ~ owe
ds~criled property situate. lying and heinz In Be.s
Ledge iCOunty. Montana Territory, aud kvisd upon
~ the property VI the defendant. ssa E..s 81
DATED this 2Nh day.1 yniy. "A. d 1pSl.t+t Y. FL
-BaF@s4 THOM Al sTHAN.s, sheriff
z BY Tbomas McTagne. Under sheriff 6aRSA
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Blanks for Sale.

We have In stock the following Justices'
Blanks, adapted for any township or county
IN Mountains, and In conformity To existing
laws. Following arc the prices: ~
snoponas hundred rs o
snmMs,ne. ..s....sss.....ss...... !. bfN
IT, u AttecamNnt ..-........* #M :. . On
u1ucItaktnk ~ AItsrnment+.... !. D Qa
aM0Aut o. Anschmenf.- J. . 10
mxeSnsauns s.*..*..........**.... !. EN0
Fauss..................... :. BOO
..kss. AL4~.
npnds Tor Doeds -. ssto q ~
VOTES q LOCATION ..... ......+ 500
nDsa .eTeipsA ss. aHs
Orders In any quantity filed NJ the above
SITES. Postage will BE- prepaid. A liberal
discOunt made to the trade. NJ
N M NEW NORTHWEST
"a ii DEER LoDax, MONTANA