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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-17

Steamboat Line for New York
 Fare $1, including Berth.
 Tickets for the Round Trip. 9l.5O. rd=A The steamer 0. H. NORTHAM, Oapt s.zssSSn<EizzsJ.G @. Bowns, will leave New Haven st l2aU P In-, sundays excepted staterooms sold as office oS Peck < Bishop, 719 Chapel street.
 steamer ELM CITY, Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven at 1O:l5 2. m-, Sundays excepted.
 FROM NEW YORK-The 0. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at P. m-, and the ELM CITY at II:S0 o'clock P. m-, Sundays excepted-Saturday nights at 12 o'clock midnight.
 Sunday Night Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at 10:3O D. m Staterooms sold at the Elliott House. Free stage from Insurance Building Chapel street. commencing at p. m.
 Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to Philadelphia, (beth routesl Baltimore and washing- ton.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-17
New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement COn,..
 memCtmg Dec. \. NS&M

LEAVE NEW HAVEN,
 A' ''A0 ana 1Osoo . m, 2-0e, 5:3o and 6:30 P. m
 LEAVE ANsONIA,
 Al o;AS' goo and HAS & m, s:10 and 7:25 D. m. Conneotione are made at Ansonia with naz.an.. 9ans of fhe Naugatuck railroad and at Nav Hsysr there. E S rUuS CeLter1nS New Haven, Nov. 30, 1sse. AnD' supp; Boston & New York Air Tina PR ,!n Tn .,, ana after MONDAY, Nov. g. 1880, train fz$ 6:O0 .. 10. train for WiIliRnantIc AEAooo n Train for Willinantic con,ac+r . Hndmantic with trains of the N V ana N. ana N l. N. railroads, arriving in Boston ~ GAo m, Providence 1928, Worcester I9a5 P. m, and Norwich at IO;6O a m AAA' Aos4o m Train for Willimantic connecting at WILL 59aAs1c with N. r. and N. K and New Iondon Northern Raizroads E'o" AoH1o1 ''' Y, M tt9n Tor Wfltmantic, connecting at Wta MAntio with New London Northern R R for Norwich and New London H. H~ Aof Trains leavs Turnerville for rCoIcbas+.r..a.1o. 1:07, 600 and 7:4s D. n oN-oAee'e1 ae S4o A m m-, and 5:5a and TAI D. m o @' S''o anu 1'4f . 1rans connect at Middletown with tbe r,rn.,t,.- valley HAilroad for saybrook and Hartford. N'0'A'u noo J. H. FRANKLIN,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-17
BOYS AND cHILDRENs DEPARTMENT.

This Department we shall make special featul ments of our own manufacture shall at all tim New York Boys Clothing Houses All the latest and School Suits, made from a variety of fabrics, $lO. SIP, SIS and $15.
 Children's Blouse and Sailor Suits with and Breasted, Straight and Cutaway Jackets we are S $6, $6 50, $7 50, $s and $9. The styles were I special pride in asking the public to examine the
, 1881-05-27
AN EXCITING EPISODE.

An Immigrant Arrlvcs ut Cleveland 1ns
fectcG with Tho kninii-I'oK-lsecou.
ing Dcl1rtous, She 1lakc& Circuit Of
tl,e Depot, Every One Fleeing from
Her PreHcMcc.
speetat I,tapassh to This Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Mny M.-A coinnlot!on
wns caused Mt the Unlun Depot early t'Als
morning OIL the nrrtyal Of the Lake Shore
train from tha East. Twenty-Five coactes
were loaded with immigrants, amo''E whom.
WIS Mary Klein, young woman from West
prussln, bound for Cleveland. where slto cx-
pectad 10 meet her lovcr, llo l'nying sent her
money to CONE. On ths why sho was taken
sick, and upon arriving here 1t was
discovered tllat her 1nalndy wns small-
pox. II wns stated that symptoms
or tho disease wcro noticeable hcforo sho landed
nt Custse Gnrtlcn, md 1t is n wonder tho officials
there tI.t not notice her c0ndttt0ti anu tnke her
o.,etl, 4lt,l kept shy Of tho poor s0i''n!': sho
wns removed to room III tho IcFot unti! inc lf-
rlyMl Ut .phystoIans ntttl conveyance 20 thao
her to tho post-hotsG, Anl onc6 IN her dellrltnl
sbo ran Hrnund tho depot. tho oHggRKe-Incn,
pOrters, and others vanishing Mt hor apprGho9.
and mono during to cHru for her. sno was nhallS
secured by policeman, and !ator was renloscti
/ to tho pc8t-hOuB0+
, 1881-05-27
DOWN IN TEXAS.
Ell I'crklns Wallis tho Ancient CHt11Es
drnla-IXe lDtnr0vcr n Lost HfAn.


u.ta t,crklus Walls tho Ancient Cattle.
drnls-IXe ut.rov vcra n Lost H1An.
6ptelat forrspnndtnft u 7hs thh"g" 7'Hh1tn'.
SAN ASroSfo, Tex, May O.-Ihis ih"rl'-
inE rt,tle down tho Snit AttoHa0 IttFef 10
visit tho old StmnIslI Missions Ihcfe they
still stand, three nttl six miles below Snn al
tonic. The MIssiols arc old ruined spanish
Catiernls, fD years 0ld. They were bttilt
nv former AetlGrntf0n Of inOllks nIld Jcslllts,
who cnule tn :sar Antohfo, founded the town.
- l..tn .,,i.,,,It,l .tarn nofl,a,1rnIa ,ytft,
anu u"''t "pe'lu n,o"o s"s''e" WI ,.so',,i
rich'y-carved stone hoorways aud Rrand
tlor,ics; an! thon tho whole race seems to
itav9 or,h aF'eo up anu 'a'ea ''0''' '''' '' " ''
haT.m. :l,',., o,oo I'M, =, or,u,ocro,,c t.n,Iol,c
Ihey once ''su an n'"I .'t',",, ,.,.,, r,s,',,,'s
hierarchy nero III oan n''onio. WIN n'a''p'
anu mnrn ho'Sus ~ ,no xr pv1 tnr1tnn @ wlItse olce II
,u NV, " ,"o h.. s.-,,t,,a, l., Nio,row,o
stll ,'letl W ahotef talaa; ~ r.s""s.", .'s ~,
IL Is not generally Known tIlat Jor over lVo
,.o,ru },p,nra Cardinal NfcfIpykny wtIrt. ltts
~" 80 ~, .aa.,o, rni,os II, Now y-nrk flpv
,'<.,,' % t,,.1 - i,nr,,m.i T., Sicnrov,,, wnnt.
'''''o 'tn" ea.ui.a' ~ -. t,,.,,a
nergsS tlle Mediterranean to tho great EatIo-
liz cn,,ycaton In lf,,tnt, ii, tsi1 VIII. the Mic
W. eu"'"s" 9nn..t'n' ~ an% ,otrrc fro,n l,ou,c
aver tho A!ps fl the same coacl,. llc ,r,,v-
| n,nI viii. n i;yrrlc,l servant. bnskuts Ut VIM,
AMI end " "'i i'ir ttnvan # Fl i,,,,y. with wh!ch he
!rsa!et Tue ~ nniee ~ ali thr
Catholic passengers used to kicel 10 lin nnd
ttss tim Cardinals amethyst ring.
nj These @ nil Missions Mlow san Antonio are
now deserted. trl,c lnonks' quarters nrc used
by degenerate Atexten,s rs mulc-stab'cs.
Probably tho most Ignorant alcsle''l sl a'la tnc
most ig,Iorant Catholic on Earth now shelters
, 1881-05-27
SMALLPOX.

ep<stas DtspatsA to TAs CAieaoo Tribune
Hocktonp. Ill, Eay :a.-Fivo cases ct smAll'
pox wHre discovered this afternoon In tho fam-
lily Of Thomas Ac6FaH, rusidtng "a tao oau.n
side. r.hasu IL QUO adult and touE children suf-
fertnF with tho disease, who caught 1t from q
man from Chicago who waa Visiting than. Inc
, 1881-05-27
HOUSE..

Local siSKlhu FUNDS.
Bpp,.s o3ptseh to 7Ax CAeape 1ribunA
Nh msoflElD, Ill. May .A.-rhe House met
S2taaS At !hs usual hour, md broke In
, 1881-05-27

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npon tho regular order long enough 70 cN''
up ana pass senate oll! 'or MI "et ~ DIV
vloe sihk,aR iutlt' ior docn. .'.t'u..' .'...',.
l!ie b''',a u goes 'o theoosctho., ~ ',.I,
,t .ts,s i! M % ~ sh"j, Uwm mns
Gn.cd tnht rot ,Mn, which is registered In tho
se q tho Auditor or th!A sotc tno Mns ot
nS na1,ops u nr ", 9,n1 oI GT Tnw rstcns, tr
s1ohool Directors ri tch co.tnty, township, ely.
to" or seh9nl sllatrst rs tho a enc r y ss: 'y sn
uSrtitlct! n ;Go Hudgtor rc,cst sai,i Nu,nr 10
croatc s!nklng fund q meet my .,teti ena' "r
. hsr,,1, .,,, a.n,' " ' si rcsolutpn
shHii speuify tho princnsl uts,onnt 10 he 20 pro.
ytie tos Tho ti,iio when the Ka,ne .naIi 1 e"c
to ,ncrt u thn u snm"' n."'''' '"o' "ss'''
HEC.2, UpUu Tho rccnipt 0t a,lch resolution |
tho Auditor shnil tile II, hts oHico sno
aatne, ~ MhM thorcaftor j. RnH'l .oa T." ' ~ X
ra,snI xt,hni,, LUZ sntI .,istr1ct to iix nnd |
certify n. rite, To lu dono.ninatc1
ssnkfng Fund Tax" etllllc!cht " trs,nn,eu, !"v
amonnt ". nnuHy rea'nsru III sn," te,,,ni sai ruI.
e"ia4f ~ II it ~ sh ntn Hcasry t0 Ml.c
liz ntt,er Stntt, @ taxrs,
Eco. j. THO HtAtu Treasurer shalt fecelvv ahtm
t91Gs n ealleetesl. n fh! lives. T. t.u ~ m,Is
~ .ha 1n,,ns,. sun.i,I1 ~ " ,ttnvn or schuoi-
| district 10 wh!ci, ssteh FIND belonge. ard
! for which 1t Is created. ut tile lpWcet psiep
ter %asen saG ooo n1as y, ea', ,r 'e sa e't nccr.l
ntcpnst n,,h n" s,'a tIw @ ;n,,misslunrrs S,-
| nrrVisnrs Town Auditors CITY Connclt, Town or
vlllagu Trustees. Hchool nreGtors sai! hnTS ieS
mT III, tasnt ~. ~ " rntnss md IL tix i,c
nrico ~ 'nt ~ 1mov he p"lI fnr ii,o same,
and IN cusU of tho purchase Of anyern'nrnt
binds. then thB Treasurer shM!l fccelSo i,nt Nv
/ IN Tic same Mild sf tss,rItles and i, soe of
F,,n5 n rniscd the3, s,,ch n,,rcl,Msui ,,,ls rhn
~ shn ~. ~ H.. % a,,h t.3 c";tr"i ~ iicstroycd
, 1881-05-27

The Horsrori Almanac md Cook Rook sent
FREQ IN application to hnmfort! Chemical WORKS.
Providence, 1t. |.
, 1881-05-27

nuihorities WILL usa tho utmnst Diligence 10 pre-
vent III sprcalIng, but II Will probably be Hole-
what difficult.
, 1881-05-27

No rood health with thin Impure bioo,l: HOP
Filters inAkcs rich b!Uod. good health, anu
atrrJufh.
, 1881-05-27

4 III RECOMMEND NILS. FRANKS. sal
"A yc.l -sk, best RdrteU " love- nnftiakse
7s1ljy Md business troubles fssa, " esas " u
, 1881-05-27

xfGENI's JT.i.NI'ED,


A GENTS WANTED-ilAEISG III
cured Tho u,,ptrui uE tll0 last slun Ul lllfa
Nan.sa' NJ tlusIru tls services at m'l ti1st.ciax.
Mpnnu Il, n1lJlg tin wurk IN ClctRo on MGuk3y tAy.
;u,I;r trho opportunity nuw 0svrea tor tho hrst
tinu III, lhis wusk Iaa6t fal! 70 bo nppreento1 Dy
el agents Mhu wIbh ~ hand!M wnrk Ai1n w4!th
thsss rs u no e.inI,s!Mt!n. We AlA4 eNfry NJ nii
limos lnrgo Htock " hhlpt hpn5sed nv HuMs & FIJI M
nnI ii l.ukGsi8 iiALlatnH.
, 1881-05-27

lslfO OEI;S!SION1tL,
A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY AT Law,
~ .iyi st, Chicago Advice tEoof u Years
SxisSapev nusInuss autelIy and tSxulty trSMssatea
, 1881-05-27

fs<llfINIsRS W1lN NTIsD.
DAltrNEIs WANTED-WITIl 81 .0o0 10
/ laku c,MTRo In this city VI u hfAnch ag Daston
Tan,Ifnctuflnx holaxe. re tho right pArty EaIo ap-
WrtunIty, Ad1Tess Il g. Tribune 0I,tea,
pAWrNEll WANTED-A GOOD HUSt-
.1ess mnn with iInm ttLtkD To tl1au t0 un!to With
Ito s6acrbsr In working up one ~ th9 beat patsnn
miotu IN 10 sMftad. EIlAb. i. JACKSON. P..O Hux
HIl GhlrnuI}.
, 1881-05-27
M<fCXi{NEHl'.

4 UUPLENSAFETYN hull Ell CANNOT
n c1pIuuu, Kives aust etram for least Mt!nsy nta
Without repairs Enainestx and esSa'. ''.a 'nsasa ~
M iIH9tiIsnEX 'kAtETY Wiii.t:il EJMl'ASf 1,hces,
II tsnTtiand.1t Nvw Yurk and u tF&nklin-sls Ehi-
SAku.
I1TANTED-SIX DEllltlcks, y ~ T 60
w {uut kingi EIvu alsu ni!a p!lcG: AuaTeAs CuA'
TlticlfIIt, ii NslrupatttR1, ttlOek. city
, 1881-05-27

ITO lsENT-F1RSr FLOOR OF TIE
l. warehouse corner l.uTtar.ht. and TWHnty.hee-
ii. i. liUTEliISsUSd co. Is Chamber Of Cnuu.srce.
TITO RENT-STATE AND WASHING
L tan-sts. cornsr raotn. ;lxa With nlne x'ndo.f, %
1,ens illrra,sas. FISHER Vt Stni1.tk
, 1881-05-27
WtiNI,ISD-FE1I1iLE uELP.

GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w wurk FIR faulty uf Two. 3iusk bs F0s1d conk
and laundscss. Call nj NrJnnt-nra near nouRlns
, 1881-05-27

REAL ESTATE lY4INIl1U.
NTANTED-VO PURCHASE DWEllLr
w Inr an North slt!n !rnus 3IUl} tu &LuN. \. IL.
W.trIkIsH. IttnlA ". ~ Wn4klnKlOn-st:
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Scientific Miscellany.

| 1t Is interesting to note to what extent the
doctrines Of evolution are taught In our high
er institutions Of learning. I'm q paper upon
the Critics Of Evolution Y In the May and
June numbers Of the Americdn Nuturalis,,
Professor Lippincott says that at Harvard ev-
cry professor whose departments are connect
cd with biology-such as Gray, Whitney,
Agassiz, Hagen, Goodale, Shaler, Farlow
and Faxon-is an evoiutionist, and mans
physical structure they 1ekatd rs no excep-
tion to the law. They are said to be theis.s,
and all conservative men, AT John Hop
kins' University, which aims to be the most
advanced In the country, evolution is held
and taught. In the University OF pennsyl-
yania all the biological professors are evolu-
tionists-Leidy, Allen, Rotbrock and, Parker.
At Yale, Michigan, Brown, Cornell, Dart
mouth, Bowdoiu and Princeton Universities
the biological professors are In the same cat
egory- Wherever there Is q working natu-
ralist he Is sure to be, almost without excep-
ton, an evolutionist.
A new process Of obtaining STEREOTYPE
plates for printing has been discovered by
M. Emile Jeanin, a sculptor OF Paris, who
proposes to employ for that purpose the ma
tertal known as celluloid. The process or
preparation. takes only half an hour, when
the matter Is once in type, and the plates
thus produced are remarkably adapted for
working on cylinder presses running at q
high speed. being very light, flexible ana du-
rable.ss In this last respect they are said to
even surpass metal plates. '. .5s N. .st @ n |.
AT arecent Berlin bird show several cana
Tes were exhibited which attracted much
attention on account of the peculiar colors
of their plumage. Some were green, others
red and light brown, 3ld other, Of ii soft
gray tint, while all differed more or less
from the bright yellow color Of the common
bird. These valuations OF color were pro-
dnced by the daily use Of Cayenne pepper in
the food Of the birds.h The pepper is given
In small quantities at first, and the birds APP
pear to like 1t. The immediate effects are,
however, anything but pleasing to the he.
holder, for the feathers begin to fall, giving
the bird the appearance Of nisalting, but in
q short time new feathers appear, having the
curious tints observed. . Y l s'a.,I II, III
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Alias Summons.

In the Justces Court nship of ophir, County of
Deer odpe and Territory of Montana. Before
!" y. n. Bill, Justice OF the Peace. s"fh't ett'f
Robert X. Richards, Plaintiff, aganst John w. Nc
Lcod, u. X. Comfy, and John Murphy, doing
business under the hrin name or style Of Mcleod,
- Comfy h Murphy, Defendants. 485 Es .H.afsFGs,
The people OF the United States of the Territory OF
Montana 70 Iohn w. Mcleod ii r. Comfy and John
Murphy, the above named defendants, greeting.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my office In BiAckfoot City In said township within
forty DAYS after the service yoa OF this summons
to answer the complaint lon ne In my ofice1 OF the
above named plaintiff who claims from you the suIn
of sixty three and 100 dollars upon due bill for
that amount made and delivered by you dated No
veniser o. 1885, with legal interest thereon when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with cos:s and damages, II you
fail to appear and answer" Dl0t E#H F"ej - q
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county,
greeting make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand At ,Blacktoot City aforesaid
the 20th day Of November A. d. 1880.
-5H5 1885, II. X. BILL. Justice Of the Peace t
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

The last number Of the Medical Record
contains q notice of new and curious
method of deadening pain, which is Of stri-
king simplicity. 1T was discovered by DR..
Bonwill, dentist of Philadelphia, In 1876.
In using the method the operator merely re-
quests the patient TO- breathe i rapidly, ma
king about one hundred respirations per
minute, ending In rapid expirations. At the
end Of from two to five minutes an entire or
partial absence Of pain results for half a
minute or more, and during that time teeth
may be drawn or incisions made. The pa
tient may be In any position, but that recon-
mended Is lying on the side, and Ii Is gene
rally best to to throw handkerchief over
the face to avoid distraction of the patients
attention. When the rapid breathing Is first
begun the patient may feel some exhilera-
ton; following this comes the sensation of
fullpess ihd> the theaa and dizziness. The
face Is at first flushed, and afterwards pale or
exenhluish, the heGit beats rather fresiy ana
fast, but the sense of touch is not affected
nor is consciousness lost. " The effect IL pro-
duced In females more readily than In males.
Children can hardly be made to breathe prop
erly. II 10 denied that there il any possible
danger, Several minor operations, other
than frequent dental ones, have been sue
cessfuily made by this method; and 1t Is
claimed that I'M dentistry, minor surgery and
Obstetrics 1t may snpplant the common an
aesthetics. DR.. Hewson's explanation Is that
rapid breathing diminishes the oxygenation
OF the blood, and the resulting excess of ear
bonic acid temporarily polsons, the. nerve
centres. Dr. Bonwills gives several explana-
tions, one being the specific effect of carbon
ic acid; another the diversion of will force
produced by rapid voluntary muscular action;
and third, the damming up the blood in the
brain, due to the excessive amount of air
passing through the lungs. The Record Is
not satisfied with the theories, but consider rs
1t proven that pain may be deadened by the
method, which 1t commends to the profess
fion for the exact determination Of It's pre-
else value.
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The new North-west., 1881-01-07
.''" .'s5if It'll No. S47. @t t57.' fs''. 's..'.
Application for Patent.
LAND orrloE, AT HELENA, TT,

''st'Et LAND OrfiCE, At HELENA, Mt, 81
~ sHuH4I $E .tfaH 4 Nov. ~, 1850. ~ r
Notice ID hereby gwen that james Pardee, whose
Post Office address ID Basin City. Jefferson county.
Montana. Mario A. Pardee whose Post -OEice address
10 Phihpsburg Deer Lodge county, Montana, M Eli
fe X. Foote, whose Post Office address Is Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county Montana have this day flied
application for patent. under the Mining Laws of
Congress for $500 linear feet OF the Peai Lode Mining
Claim designated as Lot No. 6S sitnated In Flint
Greek Mining District, Deer Lodge coanty. NJ. T., In
nnsnryeyed Township M. z N, X Ne. IL w, which
claim 10 recorded In the oce OF the County Recorder
Of said county and described follows In the official
plat and field notes on file In this Office wit-Begin-
ming at corner No. post from which The u section
corner @ on the West seanaary Of s.ction Ne. 70
feet and running thence TN so feet; thence
72K 1900 feet: thence TN w 5a5 ieet; thence
72Ic w 1900 feet 70 the place of beginning, EN-
brac.ng an Vt lao 5s) twenty and 81 1OOth acres
upon which notice of said application was posted
the 18th day u Nov. 1880 The nearest claimant to
these premises is James X. Pxrdee, franklin No. .
lode, Lnt No. 67. sf sF g.rs
~. 595-l0t ]. Fl. MOE. Register
Gro. b. FooTE Attorney for Claimant . l'rE - If
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
No. s44.
Application for Patent, P
VI. LAND orr,cr. HErxsA. M r.

49, U. s. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. NJ r.
/ sNHUi Nov N, 1850. t5Hi
Notice hereby given that the algonquin Company
incorporated under the laws OF the Territory OF Mon
tana BY James X. Pardce its authorized Hgenf whoee
Post Once address II Phpshurg Deer Lodge county
Montana, has this day filed application for pntent nm
der tho Mining Laws Of Congress for 1870 linear feet
0f the Belle Lode mining cfaim designated N Lot No
81 situated In fnl Cresk mining dsirct Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T., In unsuryeyed Township No. N X
No. Is West, which claim In recorded In the office OF
the Comfy Recorder Of sad county ard descrihed
follows In the official plat and nsd notes on fle In
this ofice to-w1t- Beginning ut corner No j, post
and running thence b 7gs feet: thence N 5ak
feet; thence Sak w 1900 feet to lime stone fsx
Ions inches. from which the u section corner on he
Weet boundary Of section No 30 TTNR13tW. hears
Ts . CS min. W di-tant 43tS.7 feet; thence Ne W
56ik feet: thence sSk 7o2 feet to the place OF
beginning, excluding therefrom Of IS acres
In Lot No. 81 Algonquin lode claimed by the AlgOn-
quin Company. and incuding area of o. S3 In
Lot No. 40 Specked Trout Lode az surveyed for the
Eorrh-West Company. Total area claimed being III.
col seventeen and 10 IU0th upon which notice
ot said application ported the 18th day of Nov,
1850. The adjonns claimants to these premises ara
the franklin No Lode Lot No 67 claimed by JAS.
X Pardee; Algonquin Lode Lot No 81. claimed by
Algonquin Company; Lot No. 40 Spuckied Trout
Lode, and Lot No. 40 A the Pocahontas Lode, both
claimed by the North West Company and Lot so 81
Gem Lode claimed by II. H. Irvine et al. 8 HG
tfs ts.#.sf j. ii. MOE. Register. Register.
Gro, B, Foorx, Attorney for claimant. $3.50
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Alias summons.

In the Justices Court, Township OF Cottonwood.
4 County OF Deer Ledge, and Territory Of Montana.
!, Before y. u. Gleason, Justice Of the Peace.
r. T. Kennon and II, H. Zcnor, plaintiffs,
" 4vs At6 ~ b3Asttts st&A85 Et4t ftP Psttltt " 4
w. B. Edgar, defendant. b sas8 HaaHt78E 4EHHl
The people OF the Territory CT Montana send greet
Ina 70 w. b. dgar. dett Yon are hereby required 10
appear at my Office In the Township of Cotton wood
County of Deer Lodge and Territory Of Montana on
Saturday, the 6th day OF January. A. d. 1ss at 10
O'Clock q. m. and answer the account on file in an
action IN recover of youthe sum OF ave and 25-lOO
dollars % 75-10Ul alleged to be due and now owing
by you osad plaintiffs balancedue on account for
go0ds. wares and merchanise sold and delivered 10
yon at your special Instance and request, and for
costs herein ex Tended. And you are hereby notified
that II you fail TO appear and answer said complaint
as above required the said paintiffs will take judg-
meut BY default against yon, for the of Ave and
2r1UG s5 25-l00l dollars and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this Ith day Of Dec. 1880 e.
II. H. GLEASON,
I 1H5tl liA s<@Hafk- IT, Justice OF the Peace.
As HieaNs. Attorney for Plaintiffs. i 5as-5t
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Tf4iWEsf ADEER LODGE MONTANA, FRIDAY, JAN Z 1881

scribcd every card In the pack except just
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as there are I'm a year. q " When count the
number fcards in d pack l find 1.-The num-
Der Of weeks In 4 year. find there are II
picture-cards In apack, representing The num-
Der of months in year; and on counting the
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quarter. So, you see, ,salpack of cards serves
for Bible, an almanac, and a common
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The new North-west., 1881-01-07
.as7 ~af lauaa No. SAG. e.u,o5 l-.0ora sg
Application 2 for Patent.
u. s.. LAND OFFICE,

rgfgsss.y L.4sa-.s...st 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T. November n, 1880.
Notice is hereby given tina james X Pardee. whose
Post Office address Philipsburg Deer Lodge county
NJ t. has this day filed application tor patent under
the Mining laws of Congress for $500 linear of the
Franklin No. lode designated as lot No. 81 situa-
ted In Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge coun
~, N. Il. In unsuryeyed Township No. z X No law
which claim 10 recorded In the Office of the County
Recorder OF said county and described as follows IL
the official plat and ded notes on dle IN this office to
wit Beginning at post corner No. on the hern
boundary OF Lot No. 62, Belle Lode, claimed by the
Algonquin Company, from which the u sec. corner
on the West boundary Of section No 3aT7NR13 w,
hears 73o 81 min. w distant 553 feet and runnicy
thence X 79S feet thence N SaA 400 feet. thence
81 201 feet; thence West 1909 feet thenceN w
174 feet thence sgk 500 feet to the place OF be-
ginning. embracing .06)six and SLIGO
upon which notice OF said Application was posted
the 18th day Of November, 1880. The adDonng claim
ant To these premises IL the Algonquin Company Belle
Lode ode Lot No. ~ on the North.
'@ COS Tot ~5 aaI sf@&esLJ. ii MOE, Register
-Gpp. b FoorE, Attorney for Applicant. = Es,s...Y
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Order to show Cause.

Inthe Pntsae Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge,
ii Tertiary 0t Montana, In the matter vi the estate
/ OF "A, j Earns. deceased. "
John H. Quigey. the administrator OF the estate OF
AJ. KarRe, decesssl hseng led herein his petition
duly verified. praying Tor an order of sale Of the
the state OF saa deceased Tor ha purposes set forth
In said petition II. 10 therefore ordered BY said court
that NIL twested In said estate appear before
the Probate CGsrt On SATURDAY., &he 6th day Of Janu
ary A. ID. 1881, ut 10 O'Clock Of said day. at the
conrt 6f said c0urt. ct the Cunrt House. In the
town and comfy Aforesaid. 70 show canse why an
~ rel the whole of the real and personal property
ssd deceased public auction for the purposes set
forth In said petition.
Eg5-lt Wgl&Es43sE# ORHENEM ER&ON. Clerk