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hes the blood, purges out the lurking humors
in the system, that undermine health and set
tie into troublesome disorders. Eruptions en-
the skin are the appearance at the surface OF
humors that should be expelled from the
blood Internal arrangements are the deter
mination Of the same humors to some internal
organs, whose action they derange, and whose
substance they disease and destroy. AYERS
6ARsAPARILLA expels these humors from the
blood. When they are gone, the disorders they
produce disappear, such as alterations OF the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions,
and Eruptive Diseases Of the Skin, st. An
thongs Fire Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples. Pus-
tules, Blotches, Boi1s, Tumors, letter and Salt
Rheum, Scald Head. Ring Worm. Ulcers and
Sores. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Ster-
ilty, Leucorrh@a arising from internal ulcera-
ton and uterine Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
kmacistion and General Debility. With their
departure health returns.
PREPARED BY
DIR. ]. @. AVER h co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
2 IN MEDICINE. je1std
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Saturday, the Second bay of July
A. n. 1881
Ayers S~arsaparil1a,
ToR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound
Of the vegetable al.
t-rnatives, Sarsapa.
rilla, Dock. Stillin-
efa and Mandrake,
with the Iodides Of
Potash and Iron
makes q most ef'
fectual cure of
series of o m.
plants which are
very prevalent and
affecting, 1t puri.
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THE EUREKA SENTINEL s .:s;as 4
a neat :. Mr. nS :. 4. Bates. Aass.sss,isSss x .s FssS. 's 8;
Z psrK Row, (Times BUILDING. SSvsrsising and
T. authorized 70 contract for Aa'
subscriptions tothis paper
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EUREKA WATER WORKS.

THE WATER WILL BE CLOSED OFF
i from the entire tewn tonight at 8 O'Clock
and will be turned on tomorrow morning at 5
o'clock, and will continue to be closed off from
day to day as stated until further notice, with
the exception Of that portion Of the town TAX
ing water from Reservoir Hill. This step is
deemed necessary to accumulate sufficient
water for fire purposes.
je7tf GEO. r. BLISS, Superintendent.
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Assessment Notice.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 9th day of
May, 1881, an assessment. No. %, of ten (l0)
cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary. at the Office of the Company. 308 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTEENTH
day of JUNE, 1881, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before, will be
sold on
Saturday, n Ninth day OF July,
1851,
To pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
HERMAN LoEBER, Secretary.
oFFIcE-30s California street. San Francisco,
California. my14 I'd
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Notes OF the Day.


The cre,nationists have at last discovered
that Washington, Pa, is that country from
whose burn no traveller returns.
Familiarity does not breed contempt, ex-
cent of contemplate things, or in contempt
ible people.-Phillip Brooks.
London, with a population OF 3,5Oo,ooo,
m anages to get along with fire department
of 400 men, and still clings to the old-fash-
toned hand engine.
Emerson: 1t is easier to count The census
TO compute the square extent OF Territory
to criticise its polity, books, art, than TO come
tn the persons and dwellings Of men, ana
read their character and hope in their way OF
life.
Mercenary marriages which result, as they
should, in divorce, may be compared like ad-
iectives as follows: Positive money; COM
narrative mstrimony; superlative, alimony.
aThe land, my friends" said an Irish ora
tor the other day at meeting, has belong
ed to the people since the days OF Adam
"Adam, indeed" replied voice In the crowd
/" do not speak of him; he was evicted from
the Garden of Eden without compensa'
| ten"
Everybody in New York, from the be-,ew
e,ed beiresses on Fifth Avenue to the ooot
blacks and rag pickers on Chatham street.
singing the song " All on account OF Eliza
! .b,ch 5sumlses arrrAi- ARiuas -Taslarr
ularity.
The Richmond (Va.) State, illustrating tn
use of words and acts, and the meaning
them, says: Tennyson can take sheet 2
white paper and by writing poem on
make t worth 5000. That's genius. MI
Vanderbilt can write fewer words on simi
lar sheet of paper and make 1t worth w,
600 600. That's capital. And the ohise'
States government can take an ounce ana
quarter Of gold and stamp upon 1t an "Eagl
bird, and "Twenty Dollars" That's money
The mechanic can take the material wort l
e. and make II into watch worth sio,
That's skill. The merchant can take an
ticle worth 25 cents and sell II to you 10
500. That's business. A lady can purcnas
. = comfort able bonnet for $40, but prefers
nav 500 for one, because its more styhs
! That's foolishness. The ditch digger wori
ten hours day and shovels out three or io'
tons of dirt for 81. That's labor.
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MuRpERoUs MoNGOLiAHS.
Virginia City Chinese IN the War pafn 1.-Two
Killed and Several Wounded.

The Alder Gulch Chinese have for some
months been ut war. The advent OF Y. %.
Han 30. a Christianizea Chinaman and ms
success in converting Others OF bis race 10 =
belief like his own has caused the disturb
ance. The opposing factions are denon'inafed
Freemasens. February q, according to the
Madisonian, . number OF swift runners came
into Virginia and announced the commence
menf Of the expected conflict, and called lot
endorsements, request readily complied
with bv the Chinese. The arrival Of the Vir-
pinia Chinese put to fight the opposing rae
ton. Sheriff Platner appeared at this juno
ture and prevented further bloodshed. 1t was
then developed tina. dispute in regard TO
dumpinc debris on mining claim had IAN
ned into a fame the smoldering wrath OF the
Han Bo and Precursor factions. coro-
ner,s verdict stated that the murdered men
came to their death by being feloniously
stabbed and beaten by parties unknown. The
d.aa Cinnamon were inferred on the list in
slant, their remains being accompanied 70
the cemetery by their friends, armed ano
ready for another fray. Eleven Cinnamon
have been incarcsrated in the Virginia jail
IN await trial by the district court for partici
patton in the riot.
Sheriff Jefferis since the snair mas sisisce
Virginia, bearing On order TOT the AiIes' :, y
Han 10 for the crime Of grand larceny SALE
e have been committed In Helena In 1871
The accused denies having lived In Montana
mt far two or three months, and says ne new
Or was IN the Territory prsv'ous'y In ,s
Nodisonin says he carries hnt-ciass certin
sates Of character and declares his AFFINITY
nrov~ N siiAi when his trial II had.
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DEER LODGE AND SILVER 30"
COUNTIES


finder the terms of the act of the Twelfth
Session, establishing the county OF Silver
Bow. Commissioners Zenor, Batterton ana
Morse, representing the county OF Deer
Lodge, and Commissioners Jack and Clark,
representing the county of Silver Bow,
met NJ the Court House in Deer Lodge city
on Monday last and on "Wednesday compile
ted the financial adjustment between the TWO
counties. A. will be seen from the proceed
ings published in this issue, the Indebtedness
OF Deer Lodge county was found to he S'4'-
1a03l From this was deducted the cost OF
the iail and the amount in funds-s22,91o 6t-
leaving s5l ,ls9 ~ to be divided between the
two counties in proportion to their taxable
valuations for 1880. This total value was
"a. ng,O42 Although Butte has claimed
much larger amount, it was found on compu-
tation that Deer Lodge county, after diviS-
ion, contained by $4,000 more assessabie
property than the county Of Silver Bow but,
| I'm consideration of all circumstances, 1t was
concluded to divide the debt equally between
the two. Thus Silver Bow county will issue
| to Deer Lodge county warrants TO the amount
of 81, 574 81, bearing ten per cent interest
| This leaves the net Indebtedness OF Deer
Lodge s25 ,574 81, and the cost OF the jail,
which was Sl5,lg7.
| On the first Of this month there were In
nil sixteen prisoners, fifteen Of whom were
f,om Butte. These fifteen prisoners Silver
Bow county assumed the expenses OF on anu
after March lst , also, Of six paupers and
four families from that county hitherto sup
ported at the expense Of Deer Lodge county
Pc nding the con- truction Of Jail at Butte
Silver Bow county pays $50 per month rem
to this county for the use Of the Jail, in addi'
ton to the amount to be paid the sherih fo'
L
This, In brief, il the adjustment made i
leaves Deer Lodge county with an Assessment
roll of over So 600 600 and license income
which reached 5000 the last quarter. I'M
receipts of the county, therefore, shouie
be for the year, at II mills on the dollar .
least 5000, which, deducting the one NH
levy for the Territory and forty per cent o.
Hcsnses, would leave a net revenue Of neafi
SAC. 900, an amount amply sufficient unde
ordinary circumstances, to defray oil currer
, expenses. The settlement has been in strie
, compliance with the law and, we believe
satisfactory to all the commissioners anu WI
. be 10 the property owners OF this county
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
February Term, A. D. 1881

1725-Samuel Banner ct al VS. ID D Weich et
al; debt; Judgment for plaintiff 49,
i64I--tieorge w Irwin, III :, admir-, etc, vs.
Michael Brock; recovery on Implied con'isoa,
verdict for dtfenuaht, Oh no''o" ''i
trial NJ. t1;.t.v.
debt: Judgment for plaintiff
lGs5-Geoffrey Laven ct al W. A MOTIF
son; foreclosure Of mortgage; Judgment iof
iSsNGranvilie Stuart, Receiver, etc, Pat
rick A. Largely; liability on bank STOCK; con-
i4Go-John Chopper ct al .vs silas F. King
title to placer; on issues OF fact chahBe Vi
venue to Silver Bow county.
I463-James r. Clark ct al vs. siias =. hins'
ia;7-Henry Jacobs ct al. W. Andrew J. Da-
Wis; title to quartz lode; change OF venue 70
' iS.a-.John G Belk VS. salton Cameron ct al;
'isS@Haryey w McKinstry vs. William A
Clark ct MI; title TO quartz lode; same.
I665--Harvey w McKinstry VS. saiten cam
iS,s-Edward N boolittle VS. Charles Wun,
d.rlich: debt and damages; on issues OF TACT
verdict for plaintiff for $40 damages.
I70-Henry Lawrence ct al ysD "eich
ct al; debt; Judgment for pialntins.. -. ..ns
1876 Beckart vs. ID "eicn " ~ e"'''
iSSe-John whelan. W The Montana Cop
Der Company; damages; chang" OF venue te
Silver Bow county. u
lss4-Wm. Ryan ct al w James A. Murray
iH,i-J. A. Murray W. David Cohen, Sr, e
nj; sjectment and injunction; change Q
| venue. M,
i6l2-John Hauswirth ct 81 vs. VIM Forpi
et a; ejestment; same.
i672|John Hauswirth ct n VI Rolia Butch
| ar ct NJ; ejectment; same.
/ l674-John Ducie VS. Jeremiah hoach et
7o2-Jas A Murray VS. VIM Gwin; appea
same entry. W.
| Parks; debt; same.
I625-R p Hopkins ct ux vs. John Noyes
ux; to quiet title; same: = =.
I74i--L NJ Todd W. VIM Coleman q 20
debt; same.
I735-Henry Schneple W. J X Pardee; e1ec
ment; defendant granted days 70 pieah.
ri lT8-W A Clark, executor, etc, ct a
: Chastine Z Humphrey; debt; change
| venue. ,
I4l3-P Mcmahon vsJ Thornton ct !
. accounting; defendants have leave 10
amended answer.
I6IO-Andrrw ID Hammond ct al vs. Lee
Foster ct nj; debt; set for trial Monda
' March 18th, n,,-
= l67-Richard T Kennon vs. John u tim
Ut Al; damages; on issues OF fact; on triai
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we are passing. bets were made by stock men
Yesterday that the assessment on stock this
wear, in Choteau county, will amount to ten
per cent. more than IL did last year.
From the Benton Record.
The Teton ice gorge yesterday moved out
very quietly without any further damage.
Potatoes by the load bring &c per pound.
At retail they sell for &c.
No steamboats, ever assembled the Missouri
River TO any point opposite 10 or above the
present site OF Fort Benton previous to $40
The first boat which ever reached Fort Ben
ton was the Chippewa, accompanied by the
Key West in 1860. The year before, the
Chippewa built in St. Louis with special ref
erence to navigating the upper Missouri
reached the site of old Fort Mckenzie tBrule
a few miles below Benton on the 18th day OF
,June-Captain LaBarge commanded TIM
boat The highest point ever before attained
was by the FL Paso q few miles above the
mouth Of MIX River.
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IL any Territory has two better land ofhoers
than J. II. Moe, Register, and Frank +. ster-
ling. Receiver Of Public Moneys, they are
welcome TO them. Montana Is satisfied, ~ IL
should be-. 1t IL assumed the gentlemen de-
sire TO retain their positions. Anyhow, ~
Mr. sterlings time wa to expire early in
March, he recently placed his papers for re-
ointment in the hands Of friend In the
House, and. under satisfactory intimations
that he would be re-appointed at the expira-
ton of his term, went on the even tenor Of
his WAY fearing no i'll. On the evening oil
February 18th n dispatch reached him from
Washington stating that on the 18th inst the
name of his successor had been sent to the
Senate for confirmation, and that IL was time
for him TO "waken up" He did, and . few
days later was gratided by the intelligence
that the first appointment had been with
drawn and his own name sent in instead TOT
reappointment; also, nj tho same time he re
reived word that the Senator into whose
hands the appointment OF his Succession had
gone had put Il In . pocket so deep Il would
not have been found before March Ath any
how So Frank IL safe and this Land Dis
trict congratulatea itself, AZ we do him, o.
still having sterling Receiver. May sucl
such mishape disturb no mo"
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a.,,,psBuRo AND VICINITY.
..o, pioneer News Prom the Mines and
pes'" ~ the valley.
Vow Northwest.

corrs.Uondenc. New Northwest,
WV ,,uo March Jack Thompson,
". elmer. died here on I'll" "a inst WINE
~ ''. ", m a chair at lmkampS' IL" h"n oeen
h''"e some time and was asked 10 r"ure'
t"''' ,imc 10 close the house Makihgho
.no,sc II was discovered tha' ms Sp'''' n'"'
,nn,rtrd Apopl"xy was the 'n''''e1'"o
49,. NJ his death. Like 100 many vi "'S
noor lack was addicted TO strong
~ ,,r.yious 10 his death had been
"'''", r,a.ly H.had lived here six years
amincr and proprietor
VIZ Thompson was on" OF the n'S'o'"ie'"
..J owp.r. Of Montana Bar IN 'on'euera'e
c,Lob IN. discovery being made III lo"' anu
I,,,,, ,r,.,,,d such n furors In III" territory
,IL,nJreI thou,a aud dollars were taken
o,, In on. season and th" treasure was I'heh
., ncp,ou on q four mule team escor'eu ny
smountrd guard Of twelv" men. l believe
,r,.,..,,,,or'. GuIcb, near Fort Benton, was
named after him
MINING INTELLIGENcE.
The company have just commenced 20
c,G..c,tt for the lead on the Algonquin mine
=, ,h. :v.o feet level Ii was the intention 10
On n 800 feet. but water was beginning TO
come in too fast for the pumps, and 1t Is ru-
,oorrd operations will have TO be suspended
until larger pumps are secured. Salt Is also
scarce, but the company have large amount
In transit which should have reached Phil
ipsburg in the fall. Work on the Salmon has
also been stopped on account OF water.
IN TIE VALLEY.
. .ao.,,, ,,i.,t to ,h. valley elected the fol-
lowing items:
One Of the two spans of th" bridge crossing
the Deer Lodge river at Edwardsville was
recently carried away by an Ice gorge.
Three thousand head of cattle were fed du-
ring the winter between New Chicago and
s,oue Station and no losses are reported for
,,,rt Of feed on account of the abundance OF
10, Several head were lost by breaking
through the ice. :,
Mike Dooleys sheep have wintered well
and are looking finely. Out OF his band OF
1000 head he lost but about twenty, and they
were mostly old ones.
s,,, Ward. OF Flint Creek. last season re-
allied 900 from ten acres of barley and oats
IN rroror,ion and with the proceeds and sale
NJ his ranch bought horses and took them To
the Rig Blackfoot 10 winter. No feed had
been nut IN. he was caught in deep snow and
lost IS out Of 200 head.
Al new school house IL being built by sub
seription near ErnmetSbuig. There are about
thirty scholars in the district and funds in the
treasury for five months term
Mr. Horton reports having seen bears re-
GENTLY while ng from the timber.
Major Mcfarland, on Willow Greek, has
10000 pounds of potatoes for sale. This arti
Gle of food commands 81 cents per pound in
bihp>burg. w. IL.
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Personal.

Mr.. j. II. Post and family left for their
home in Florida on Sunday last.
Wilbur N. Aylesworth, guileless youth
who registers from Silver Bow county, Is at
the McBurney House.
Mrs. Contorth, Of Iron Rod, Madison coun-
ty, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. 4. Dick
ey, who has been quite sick for several
weeks.
Mr. H. b. Davis, for some time canvassing
for the Independent, has accepted position
with Northern Pacific engineers and gone TO
Join the force in Missoula county.
Spencer johnson, Miss johnson, 4. T.
Thomas, VIM. Gill (R.), Pat McAndrews,
Valley; r. r. Bill, Sol Spear, Blackfoot
Ike Greenwood, Helena; james Milligan,
Phihpsburg; John Napton, Lower Valley,
L re registered at the Scott House the past
week.
GA. Kellogg, w. NJ. Jack, s. DeWoife
J. Ross Clark, X. s Jones, g. w. stapleton
N. j. Dovenspeck, Butte; Charles Clark
Philipsburg; George d. Thomas, Bozeman
H. s. Howell. en- route; George L. Boos, Il
| w. Toole, Helena; r. H. Hereford, Ne"
Chicago, are among names registered at tn'
| MeBurney House this week.
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The wooi Marie

BosroN, March There is fair demand
for wool at the decline noticed last week.
Indications are that stock will be considera-
bly reduced this month as holders are dis
posed to meet the views Of buyers rather
carry stocks much longer. Good lines Of
Ohio and Pennsylvania x and Xxx heeces
are selling at 4s645; wisconsin and Michi-
gan X fieeces 4Od42 with very little to be
had under Al, aud most desirable lots are
firm at 42c. Combing and delaine coarse
4604s. for fine delaine 4Sd5O; for fine and
medium 49d51; combing, unwashed woods
Quiet at 1882; for coarse low and line 500
b. Medium and choice clothing, calico n
better demand with sales at l5Gz7 for fai
and 22634 for spring. Pulled has been II
steady demand 35650.
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An Oversight.

The county IL divided. Silver Bow county
Is an established fact. The Probate Judge Oh
Deer Lodge county In the year 1876, undeI
our Territorial town4ite law, and I'm trns'
for the use and benefit OF the inhabifants
thereof made entry Of the town-site o.
Butte, At that time in Deer Lodge county.
The town-site act, after providing for the en-
try Of town sites and prescribing the methods
and conditions Of such entry aud the disposal
Of town lots hereunder, provides . follows:
sEcTI0E ~. That whenever the term Of o.
make entry Of town-site shall expire, Or he
shall resign or BE- removed fross of3ces NJ
shsli turs over al boon end papers rsletlvs
" such entry 70 his SUCCESSOR ID omce, and
thereafter TIE trsast shalt BE- diHchArgod - ev
every particular BY such SUCCESSOR
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BIRTHS

C.pnnrn-At Bozeman, Montana, Febru-
ary %, 1881, to Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Gard
ner, a daughter.
Kr,Ary-In Barker Mining District, FEB
ruary q, 1881, to the wife of John kaiia-
ly q son.
Forsom-At White Sulphur Spring., FEB rn.
airy "a, 1881, to the wife OF Davia Fois v"
son.
w. Copinus, a daughter.
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James Milligan was in from Philipshurg
an Mo.day and reports the place tolerably
ouiet. The Hope Company are develcplns
two or three leads. The shaft = the cnu
lode II over 10 feet In depth. Tho work q
r,nkiue h beine continued Two levels are
n>I~s run q 100 lset Tho Algonquin hoiss'
- works are il place and:doing good work
To- Company srs working principally @
IN Aleonaula lode. The vstsr conss y
verv eDrt ~ unleas 10 low csassH = vi
.ecsuuitaAs ~ estfing q larger psnss tha'
shcre nov N -.
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"TRANsrToRy MANIA" is one OF the pleas
on which the counsel for the murderer OF
Charles DeY Dung expects to enlist the SYM
pathies of the jury. We have not taken the
trouble to look up the derivation Of the term.
1t is presumably q technical improvement on
the former one of "heredit airy insanity"
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Firenen's Ball.

By reference to the advertising columns 1t
will be seen that Deer Lodge Fire Company
No. !, intend celebrating the evening Of st.
Patrick's Day, next Thursday, by ball at
O'Neilps hall Dusseau's Quadrille band will
furnish the music, good supper will be pro-
vided, the tickets are placed at the low price
of "a and as the object TO which the money
will be devoted is a good one, there should
and doubtless will be large attendance.
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METROPOLITAN
billiard ROOMS
JOHN q EHBEH
PROPRIETOR.
Ms the Finest bar Stock on the West 6ide 49,
rood Billiard Table and cosy eiao-feo
A Special Invitaties 70 the whole .commnnsU
10 cone and ses me.
An Accident.

A letter from John A. Leggas states tne1
on the sd uit., while on his return from ms
mines in vipond district, he slipped and fell,
badly spraining his ankle and breaking his leg
midway between the knee and ankle. re
was removed to Butte for medical aftendanoe
aud viii b. confined TO his room for several
weeks. We regret 70 hear of his accident
and wish him speedy recoyery.
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NEW TODAY.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the second Judicial District
Of the Territory Of Montana. In and for the coun
Nsrssret Lsnshsn, Plaintiff. 70 Thomas Lenahan,
Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing 10 Thomas Lenahan. defendant.
700 are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff In
the District Court OF the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory Ut Montana, In and for the county "a
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed there
IN within ten days lexeusive Of the day OF service
after the services on You oil this summons II served
within this coun " II served out OF this county
bat In this district, within twenty days: otnerwse
within forty days. or judgment by default viii Dc "a
ken against yoo according 70 the prayer Of said CON-
plant.
and deere. of said district court deeolving the bonds
of matrimony heretofore exiting between you and
plaintiff and div orcng yoJ and plaintiff and 70 award
10 plaintiff the custody of the minor children the
isene Of the marriage VI you and planun' to-xh
Honnorah, aged years, John T., aged years and
William p aged years, and FOR costs of suit. The
grounds upon which this action are based your de-
rertion of plaintiff on aboIt the 18th day OF
March A b. 1879, and your habitusl drunkenness and
failure % support plaintiff and said minor children
And Won are hereby notified that II You fall to ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
10 the Court the reet demanded In the prayer Vi
P'A'' Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District
o. the Territory Of Montana.
IN and for the County Of Deer Lodge this nth
| H. 81 day of March, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty one
spratt a stapeton, Attorneys for Plaintiff.