The Dillon tribune., 1881-10-01
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cans--.plain, unpretentious, dignifed, gen.
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THOMAS MARTIN, N. G.
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REFEREES SALE.
THOMAS F. ToorLE ! Plaintiff.
THOMAS X. HANNA 3 'a'"''"s'
Sadie M. Leach,
John b. Leach.
Lucy A. Leach,
Mary E. Leach,
Virginia l.. Leach,
Maggie w. Leach. defendants.
Richard, b. Leach and
Milton R. Leach,
surviving widow and heirs
OF Richard Leach deceased.
In pursuance OF an order Ut the District
Court Of the second Judicial District OF
Montana Territory in and tor Beaver Head
County, made in the above entitled action
dated tine 10Th day ot' June y. ID. 1881, the
undersigned Referee III partition will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the front steps OF thu Court House
in Dillon on the 10th day Of October A. ID.
1881 between the hours OF 10 o'clock u. N.
and 4 O'Clock p. IN. ot said day all those
certain pieces or parcels Of land and min
ing property situate in Montana Mining
District and being portion Of Township
b s. Of range loxII West ot the principal
Meridian, IN Beaver Head County Terri.
tory Of Montana, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit: the +. u OF
discovery claims and claims Nos /, >, 3. ass
E. from discovery on the "Siiver Light
Lode, bounded, described and patented as
follows. Beginning at corner No. lSxlI
x6 in mound OF stone, thence S. II IL .
grees West 50 Il. discovery shaft 100 it.
to '. corner No; Limestone aox!5xq .s, IL
500 It. to ravine $50 it. to top Of Hill, l.ioo
it. to corner No. 3 Limestone 2oxoxS in
mound OF stone: thence n. II degrees T..
100 1t. 10 corner No. Limestone 2ox 1oxS
from which the South Easterly corner Of
survey No. 40 "a" made Tor the claim
Of 4. Tootle and others on the Stapl- ton
Lode bears N. II degrees 10 minutes E..
at the distance Of 10 chains and s6 links,
thence from said corner No. 4 N. 73
degrees w. l,Ioo il. to the place oi besi.l
ming containing s,.ioo acres of land
more or less, and designated by the Sur
veyor General as Lot No. SO. Also
discovery claim No. F. from discovery
Oh the "ruscarora' Lode, designated by
the Surveyor General as Lot No. Al, and
acre and Io-luo ut an acre of
la,id more or lees, and bounded ana de.
scribed as follows to.wit: beginning at
A Limestone IoXI,X0 inches in size in
mound of stone at the centre OF south
OF discovery claim, trom whioh
fHG>N tI,.ns nl, r>i
10 made for the claim Of Thomas +.
Iootle 1t al upon the Stapieton Lode,
bears 5. Is degrees 40 minutes W. at the
distance Of ~ chains and 81 links, and
discovery shaft bears North at the dis.
tance Of 70 feet, thence lrum said Lime.
stone +. goo II. to corner No. ;. lime.
stone set in ravine l4xl.xlo inches in
size in mound Of stone, thence N.
100 It. to corner No. 3. limestone 1SA9x7
inches III size in mound oi stone, thence
West 400 #. to corner No. 4 limestone
l7xI2X5 inches in size in mound Of stone,
thence 5. I.o 1t. to corner No. s. a cross
(X) cut ON a ledge OF limestone With mound
of stone, thence E. 100 ii to the place of
beginning, and embracing 400 linear It. OF
said Tuscarora Lode.
Also lots Nos. 40. \ and 40. B as desig-
mated by the Surveyor General, containing
6 10. loo acres OF land more or less, and
bounded and describcd as follows to-wit: !:
Beginning for the description OF that por-
ton Of the premises designated as Lot No
40 Il. at corner No. u limestone yxloxlS
inches in s,z: in mound ot, stone, thence
y. 6. degrees W. 4 it. to u point iron,
which centre Of shaft 70 #. deep, bears
). at the distance OF 6 It, Is it to Il point
from which centre OF shaft 100 ii. deep,
bears S. at the distance OF 20 it. l:o it. to
corner No. ?. a limestone 7x9xl7 inches
in size in mound OF stone, thence 5. rs
degrees W. 400 fl. to corner No ; a lime
stone loxl5x,o inches in size in mound OF
stone, thence s. 6, degrees +. l.o It. 10
corner No. ! u limestone 7xl3xI9 inches
in size in mound Of stone, thence n. IS
degrees E. 400 it. to the place OF beginning,
containing I Io.Ioo acres of land more or
less, and embracing 400 linear feet OF the
Stapleton Lode.
Beginning for the description of that
portion of the premises designated as Lot
No. 40 B at corner No l Il limestone
)xI4xl0 inches in size in mound of stone
from which corner No. 4 of Lot No. 40.
4 heretofore described, bears n. rs
degrees ee minutes E. at the distance of
IS chains and 81 links, thence from said
corner No. S. I9 degrees w. chain and
IS links to Rattlesnake Greek 7 chains to
corner No. granite stone 1exl4xlS
nches in size in mound of stone thence
). u degrees E. 7 chains and II links to
corner No j. a granite stone 9xl2xlS
inches in size in mound Of stone. Thence
Y. 10 degrees +. 5 chains and 50 links to
2attlesnake Creek, 7 chains to corner No.
limestone I4x1Sxs4 inches in size in
mound OF stone. from which the S. Easter.
Y cor,cr of Lot No. 80 made for the claim
# Abraham Selignan upon the Brownelle
.ode bears S. So degrees 33 minutes f. at
he distance Of 70 chai MS and :. links,
hence from said corner No n. II de.
,rees W. 7 chains and "a links to the
lace Of beginning, containing S acres Of
and more or less, together with the fur
lace, furnace buildings coal house,
lwclling houses, machinery, water ditch
md water right, and everything thereto
'elonging or herewith usually used and
njoyed.
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