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4 REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming decrease Of Heart
Disease and the Symptoms
Which Preee6e e.
Leading b Scientific 1nvestigat,sa md q
Attenpt T. 0heck it, 1nrease.
The Wonderful Properties Of ''9oda-
tine-de- India" and How to
Properly Uoe It.
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. UeW OooOOV01y,
4 REIGN Of TERROR.


The mortality statistics Of this country show
that great proportion Of deaths ariee trom
Heart Disease. But aside fro0 the fatality
which attends it, the Inconvenience anu SUI
fering, which even the first stages bring, make
It necessary to take prompt measures Tor 70
lief. Undoubtedly the greatest reoedy
Of modern times for c,,1ng diseases q tho
Heart is ''Sedatine.le India" which 10 &C.
conplishii,x such wonderful results ana ~
70 ing - much attention. This great rem:
Ell ssesses ingredients specially designed
tor IL: he numerous Troubles Of the heart
l .'e combination is tie result OF long ana
careful experiment, aid it can I've safeI? rs
sarted that when taken in time it will cue IN
every case. do YOU ever have Niehtn"ta
oppressed feeling III side and breast, irre'Z:!
Action, Tnobbin., Jumping, Fluttsr'"g'' IL
nentary Stopping. Slow circulation cf. til
Blood? These are al! symptoms If Heart
Disease. Those who are suffering aud have
never tried it should Go 50 al once; those who
have ever tried it do not need tO be urged to
do 20 again. If your Druggist has not got it
seId one dollar and fifty cents IL our address
and it will lie mailed to .ou. Sole agents,
LObdeDl Chemical Co., St. Louis. Mo.
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CENTRAL WESTERN NEWS.
Gathered from Our Latest Coast
Exchanges.

The war between the P:ny"n AMI
Climax mining: companies still com
Times. The Salt Lake yrib"oc Of the
:;lst says: \ gentleman VIII" arrived
from, Park City last evening, gave the
rr,.,rtcr the following: 'All sorts Of
stories are floating :.'-.u. Park City rcla-
tive to the trouble. The gi>t Oi the mat
ter is that the Climax crowd went into
tine Walker Il WcIsstcrand captured tho
works. Some say as many ~ forty men
went III from, the Climax and following
the Others in E'a.:c Il rush and got the
,lron before the Walker Il Webster men
,oui., 10 anything. They say that the
capture.l party numbered about twenty.
hut no one outside the mine seems 10
know anything reliable except that tile
Climax people are holding the Walker
4 Webster ground. The Climax conn
,mny has commenced proceedings
against the Piny"n people for contempt
Of court"
There are conflicting reports in regard
to the prevalence Of small l"x in Ogden.
The statement il that on the arrival in
Oy,len, on Sunday evening. Of the I'M
MIGRANT train from the Fast, over the
Union Pacific, it was discovered that
there were four well-level"ped small
NIX cases among the occupants Ut the
three cars; and that on such discovery
the railroad authorities Immediately
notified the quarantine officer, and the
cars were isolated and quarantined. This
statement IL denied by the Ogden pa
Pers.
The Black Hills papers continue to
dwell on accounts Of the maitreatmen'
at recruits and soldiers at the U. 8. mill
tary posts near Deadw God.
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The Electric Light.

Tine Success If the in incan,lcstent
Turner Us means Of interior illunlina-
lion is yet an experiment. The lights
y'irh IAN in put Up in Butte ut any
time that u sufficient number Of sub
,rriptious shall liz secured, will he cal
rua,,, cacl. one to light quite u large
ara. In large store a single light will
'~amrly sufficient.
The first cost OF preparing and putting
~ these lights is 80 great that If as
many ~ eighty We're subscribed for they
.,uA H., H. run III first, ut IN expense
.>* than 1926 every twenty four hours
irc oh subscriber.
The salt Lake TribWn" announces a
snail advance. in the price Of the cleo
'rir light in that city, but it will still lie
'hcalcr in salt Lake City than any
wiurr else. The company in starting
tad no precedent TO go Ivy and now, af-
sr. some months running, find that
lair profits arc scarcely enough to cover
he wear and tear Of machinery. Hence
he rrrs>ity If raising Tic rates. In
'Ar Ea>, with gas at from $l.3j to 81 per
''"!>,n,. the following prices arc OBJ
'ainri: New York, Philadelphia and
detroit. 81 p-r day per light. Pitts
h'I!= AMI Cleveland 50 cents to 81 per
lay. rar'nu~ ) cents per hour extra.
I"aI is third les, and labor u fourth
h>> than in sal: Lake. The Sal: Lake
company l,::, been very liberal IN its
Treatment to CONSTRUCTS, starting the
Ugh: frequently an hour before the
Tin" "a led Tor !,y the schedule. While
F::rcling h" necessity Of raising the
Rites. which they have only done after
r"r'ni consideration, They feel they
""!!l ne. l." justified in running long
rat the old prices. The light Is s"
H'",''i '.':;er than gas, says the 1/ib""r'
and shows ;r.:,s;S to 80 much letter adj
'a"iagc, lea, We arprchrnd bur few {"
our wi|Iic-sl.iritei and el'tccprisin.s
Merchants will care to r..linIu;sI 1t.
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The Bismarck Tribune Of the atl ult.
has a flaming account Of NIaidenviIle
and the mines around Fort A1aginnis.
Its information probably came from a
prtspector who got job' the day he
''struck town." If he had remained
without work fory-eight hours he would
doubtless have given the town 4 black
eye, after the manner If some recent
Butte experts.
The Tribune says: The chances. are
becoming numerous that the new silver
mining region in the vicinity of Fort
Alaginnis, NJ. T., will attract big stan'-
petle in the spring. Five miners and
prs'cctors, the discoveries and early
pioneers of that camp, VIII" have been
cast, arrived here last evening on their
return. During conversation with
one Of the number We learned that the
new mines are located about six miles
from Maginnis, in he Judith basin, in
the Snowy Mountains, between the Vel
lowstonc and Missouri rivers.
The first siluer ore was struck last
Nav and now there arc over two thou
saud inhabitants in that section, many
0f whom are from the Black Hills. The
largest town there is called MaidcnviIlc.
1t is the opinion Of our informant that
the mines or this belt will prove the
richest ever discovered in Montana.
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and sinking = sping o. steadily. The
vein = nearly Straight, and the SHAFT
W. sunk directly upon It. following
The vein down, with results highly
gIaGifying to the ownen. The vein y
Sron one to three feet wide, and judg-
Ing fom the resultsof ore already milled
and assays made in the last few days, Is
quite rich. Ore already milled gave an
average Of g ounces In silver, and re-
cent assays show from four to ten dollars
in gold.
THE ST. LiwRENCE.
The coppersil ore of this district
furnish . strong title to the claim that
its prosperity will continue to increase
steadily. The st. Lawrence is a mine
recently opened up, and which shows
line body Of copper-silver ore. On the
1OO-foot level q l,ody of ore eight feet
wide assays % per cent. copper. On the
25foot level the ore body is . feet
wide, and of this l6 feet give an average
assay Of 46 per cent. copper. On the
525-fo0t level the vein IL 50 feet wide.
THE STEVENS.
The akLfoot level has been pushed
eastwartls about 800 feet. About 50 feet
from the face q raise has been started to
the surface, for the sake of ventilation,
which Is uMch needed. The top of the
mise is now in about two feet of good
milling ore. A dip vein few feet to
the eastward from this point disclosed
Indy of ore foot wide, which averages
over 800 ounces. The extent Of this cam
not be ascertained for the present, till
the air connection has been made.
There ie known to be good ore for con-
siderable distance on each side of the
raise, ut the level, and the prospects are
that most important ore body will he
opened in q few weeks. At the west
end Of this level, the drift on the hang
ing wall, u streak of ore has been follow.
eli for about Ito feet, and shows we'll for
that distance. a raisc has now been
started to connect with the .HAtoot level.
In the SLOPES on the latter level u very
large ore body has been found which is
now being taken out ten feet wide,
about seven feet Of it averaging 80
ounces to the ton. On the whole the
development of the last month have OK
ccetlel anything the management ex-
pected.
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Wildcat Mines.

II seems that there. art, Il number III
s'b'-cat mining scheme. in Idaho. The
''a' mining journals generally take
al |li'a''r Of 'ls'i.lesl opposition I" all
~" swin''iny. Apr"n's "f the New
York aud Idaho Gold and Silver Min
Ms Company. and the Golden Horn
''"'''g anal Milling Company Of ldaho'
"e Yankee Fork Herald Of the 18TH
nit. says:
There are amy number o! good mines
II ''!as;" for sale ut reasonable figures,
""" II Is Il dciri,lent to the mining III
e''s's Of the Territory to foist wildcats
p"' Il" "nsu~lwting public. Every
newspaper in the mining counties
''"'"': iii Down on the 'wild-cats' ana
'"s'' i''rm out Of existence. We pro
'.''' !" y" it, and don't you forget II
''''' "i I''ah"'s camps, and none more
,"'';'''y :" than Atlanta, have been set
:: '~ ~ just such swindles as that men
"'c'' above, and it is time there should
"a"t"p put to it,"
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Local News.


rro,, sundays Daily.
,,,. carnival work goes merrtly on.
,.,t visitors lay the Alice mine II
rskine WE'LL
rn,. new Magma Chart" shaft goes
asadi'y down.
..,,,;.,ht and lmlmy air have dilnin-
lined police Business.
r,. xarn, blooled Californian need
,..rr silver in Butte. The wealth
y" sr the w.,; few days has been en-
,;rIy uns1,rp'io""''e.
rhp rhil.iof Mrs. Stonestreet (colorca. }
... 80 severely burned few days
'1 AMI wa. taken out Of the burning
:,l;uv l,y ''Tcx" Bradley, died last
light.
~. M,v"r and City Council should
,u,;n 10 consider what tableau they
'.Ih -t enact in the Carnival process
;r 1 very effective representation
si'II. - -,
,u,,l Le given oi The Absentccs."
This morning the Easement Of the
.v ,uuk building is about finished,
~, with j; the entire e'iitice is occ,'-
I'D Dennis Simpsons har'er shop
~, ~. in full blast in the basement to-
alcrrow.
There was III, entertainment last night
:. ,lr residence If Mr.. JOseph ltosen-
,h,l on East Granite street. The hos
,.;,.,ity Of the gentleman is $" well
,own that it is unnecessary t" Sly that
ii. friends spent most delightful even
a., up,lcr the auspices Of his brother.
Any young man Of even average
,r.cle can not fail to do himself good
IT, ,,oiny down on West Park street and
,,ckiny a wl,.ck Mt M.ry's tables. 1t
;son,y ten cents Il throw, and If the
,'rwcr knocks down u baby, he Is re-
VARIED by five cent cigar and sent
home in good humor.
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The following fifteen decisions Of the
Supreme Court Of Montana will be Of
Interest to most Of the readers Of the
MINER. In seven cases out of fifteen
the judgment Of the court below was n
versed, one Of these cases being the
Kennon- Gilmer & Salisbury case, in
which . judgment for the plaintiff for
ST. 800 was rendered about a year ago.
Andrew Hammond, ct al, resp"n-
dents, VI. Lee w. Foster, ct al, appel
lants; judgment of the court below re-
versed and cause renanded for new
trial; opinion by Conger, J.
Richard Jockey, appellant, VI. John
Horsky, respondent; judgment Of the
court below affirmed; opinion by Con-
ger, J.
Nelson Story, respondent, vs. +. q.
McClay ct al, appellants; former judg-
ment # the count affirmed and cause re-
n,anded for new trial; opinion by
Wade, {. ].
John II. Ming and John Kinna, al-
pcllants, W. Alexander N. Voolfolk,
respondent; Judgment of the court below
affirmed with costs: opinion by Wade,
CD.
Cornelius Hedges, respondent, vs..
Board Of County Commissioners, appel
ants; Judgment of the court below af-
frn,ed with costs; opinion by Wade.
Gu.
Joseph Davis, respondent, Va. Board
OF County Commissioners, appellants;
judgment of the court below affirmed
with costs; opinion by Wade, c. J.
Harvey w. McInstry ct al. appellants,
vs.. VIM. 4. Clark It AL, respondent;
opinion of the court below reversed and
cause remantled for new trial; opinion
by Conger. J.
Richard Il. Kcnnon, respondent, vs..
John r. Gili::cr &: ~. appellants; ju,lg-
,nent If the court below reversed and
cause re,,mn(le,l for new trial; opinion
by Conxer, J.
Joseph II. Russell, respondent. W..
MarpA \. Hoyt ct al., appellants; ju'ig,-
ment If the court below affirmed with
costs; opinion by Wade. G. J.
Joseph H. Russell, appellant, vs.. VIM.
Chumasero ct al. respondents; ju''gg-
ment of the court below reversed and
cause. rcn,an,lcd for new trial; opinion
by Wade, Z. J.
john Il. Chopper, respondent, vs.. ST.
las +. King, appellant; Judgment OF the
court below affirmed with costs; opinion
ny Wade, G. J.
Albert K'einschnidt ct al, rcspon-
dents, vs.. Henry Il. Barklcy 1t al., APP
lcllants; Judgment Of the court below
reversed and cause relnan'lcd with d.
rectiom that Judgment be entered for de
PENDANT upon The plcadings; opinion 10y
CGnlger, J.
Perry W. Meadow, appellant, VI.
Nelson Story ct ILL.,, respondents; judy
r,cnt Of court below reversed and cause
renu,n,lpl for new trial; opinion by
Wade, &. J.
James X. Partlee, respondent, vs..
Hugh y. Murray, It AL, appellants:
Judgment Of the court below affirmed
with costs; opinion by Wade, {. J.
Territory Of Montana, respondent, VS..
\. l.. Shipley, appellant; Judgment Of
the court below AMI cause renlandcd;
opinion by Gallr:'ith, J.
Adjourned size lic.
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DIR. SPINNEY,
NO. Il XIAaXIy STREET,
YOUNG MEN

W nv VXHN
WI IN Nay Re NmOero0g 1sos0 Che e0ecln
w of youthful fi,llies Or indi>crelOn, will 40
we'll to avail themselves OF this, the greatest
h.nn ever laid at the altar Of suffering hunlaI.-
ity. l1R. SP1NNEY will guarantee 10 forfeit $5e
far every case of seminal weakness or private
disease Of any kind Or character which he under
takes and tails To cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many a. the age OF thirty u sixty
who are troubled will, TIM frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied BY slight
Snlarting or burning s<rSa ton and weakening
Of the system In . manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary depCs-
itx q rOpy sediment will often he found. and
sometimes small particles Of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be Of q thin mllkish hue.
again changing To dark and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die Of this diff
hculty, ignorant Of the cause, which In the VEG.
Ond stage Of seminal Weakness. Dr. will
guarantee perfect cure In all such cases, and
= healthy rest0ratin of the yenit0-urinary Or
gaNs.
Once hours 10 to : and to 8. Sundays from
10 tn II y. m. Consultation free. Thorough ex'
an.ina ton ami advice, So
M. II kearney st.,
Il San Francisco, Cal
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Mineral Shipments,

summit Valley Mining District, Of
course, ships its bullion and matte pro-
duct south by the Utah 4 Northern road
to Ogden. An aticqrate idea Of the
amount Of this product may te realized
from the following shipments made
from Ogden during the past month:
Bullion-To Chicago, 2,7o9,aS4 lbs ;
to Mansfield, 674, 13s lbs; to Newark,
6S,8 S3 lbs.: to st. Louis, 335577,7:9 lbs.;
to Omaha, FL ,927 lb~. Ore-To Omaha,
$3.50 lbs, Copper bullion - 70 Balti-
more, p ~ lbs. Cope: "re-To Ralti-
more, 2,GlO lbs; to East Boston, y, $50
LIS.
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NERVOUS DEBlIlTY, Vital Weakness,
Prostitution from Overwovk or lndiscIetiOn.
IS radically and promptly cured by ''St. Jaaies'
Vhalic Pills." They renew the visor Of youth
and are positive cure for Slprmatorrlsca.
imintenc,, Sexual Debility. etc. Price one
dollar aud iifiy cents per box. sent hy mail
by the cole agents. Lchde'l Chemical Co., 81.
Louis. Mo. Julyl-l&w-lvr.
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MILLING AND MINING NOTES
Gleauings from Summit Valley
District.

The BOX fire box, which, has been in
use il the Silver Bow mill for some time,
is giving satisfaction.
The silver Bow mill is sgain running
to its full capacity.
The four Butte smelters arr shipping
tlailv large amounts Of matte and black
copper.
The ore body in the Bell Of Butte com
tinucs t" crafty the owners: ans! IS pro
d,.cing IL steady supply Of good ore.
Some magnificent specimens M wire
silver wcr. taken out yesterday.
There i, nothing. new to DC said of the
GRAY Rock, III which operations are
rr.rsrcssin. steadily, however.
In the La Plata the work Of develop
n,cnt continues, and the expectation Is
that in y short time i fine ore body will
hc tapped.
At the Notloc the SHAFT is now down
SOME 1870 or l4I feet, and within the past
.;ay or two !, we'll defined and fine vein
OF COPPER silver orc has lecn struck,
more promising than anything Yet IT.
,rDr,ei in the mine. The ore recently
struck is said to go ~ per cent. copper
and is shipped Immediately for rct'uc-
ton.
In the Morning Star work il leing
prosecuted actively in the west drifts Of
the lox, and .W foot levels. On the low
or level the face Of the west DRIFT Is in
rs feet. On the upper level Il very rich
ore lxnly showing native and wire sill
ycr in considerable quantities has been
developed in the Isst forty-eight hours.
The Magma Charta HOW shows an ac-
tivity that is really remarkable. just
one week ago Thursday work was be-
gun sinking the new or cast shaft. The
material encountered was granite, some
Of. it quite hard, yet in spite Of this i"
seven days the new shaft had reached q
depth Of fifty feet, progress unprecedent-
ed in the annals of Butte mining. At
the depth Of 125 feet in the shaft 1t Is
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confidently expected that the liIst south
vein viii be stSuck In the shaft itself.
In the old or west shaft work continues
steady. From the foot station .
cross-cut to the north has tapped the
north vein at distance Of 100 feet, as
expected.
Operations I'm the Moulton continue
active - usual. The 1inenees Of the
bullicn shipped from the new mill Is a
subject Of general comment. The four
bars shipped day before yesterday were
81 fine.
The work of setting the Cornish
pumps 10 now almost finished, and In q
short time the riches Of the four hum
dred-foot level, till now shut oft by wa
ter, will swell the bullion product Of the
new forty stamp Houlton mill.
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ThEOvERlAND HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA
VIM. MCLEAN, Prourietor.

This house 10 now opec Tor the acc0mmodatiOn
OF the public. II is RENTED In drSt-class sty
and viii be kept second to In the Territory
The bar will be furnished with, the best liquor
and cigars.
Beard by thcelay. &: "a
Board by the week. 90
Board and lodging by the week. %
+. rxt GLASS beds. h, cents per night
second class Leds, y cents per night.
The Overland Is opposite the principal stage
Offices on Lower Miail street Give me- a call.
A LABOR REG IsTER, In which parties seeking
employment or help can register their names
withcut charge, II kept ~ this house and is ~
WAYS OpeU TO pnblic inspection.
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for Clancy. '' ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
Hotel and Billiard Hall.

A large TWO story. frame building. oIxN. With
fire ,rvnf cellar a,rl all hAr fixtures. billiard
table, etc. THE hall IS suitable for theatre OF
concert troupes and dancing parties. being sup.
p!iel with sage. seats. etc.. and is the only
building OF the 4 ind IN the place
The hotel building IL located ON the main
street. 10 two stories high. and Is tull. ample
for the accommodation vi one hundred or more
patrons.
For further information apply ut this Office:
lHjan-wN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-07-08
Summons,

Territory of Idaho. County OF Alturas-ss In
the District Court of the Territory of IdGho. Sec
ond Judicial District.
SILVER MINING COMPANY, defendant.
To the Laurimer Silver Mining Company: In
the name OF the people Of the United States Ia the
Territory of Idaho. You are hereby notified that
there Is now on file III the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of
said Territory, In HALEY. county Of Alturss, the
complaint of Enos A. Wall. demanding Judgment
against you for the SUM Of five hundred and six
teen dollars and nifty cents. bsing amount. prin.
eipal and interest, due = certain promissory
note made by defendant to Robert q. Lansing or
order. November ., 1881. for the sum Of 500 with
interest. payable ak months after date; the said
Robert U. lansing having endorsed the said note
TO this plaintiff. The facts being more fully set
forth In plaintiffs complaint, certified COPY of
which 10 herewith served
And that unless you appear and answer 10 said
complaint within ten days sitter the service hereof
II served within said county and within twenty
DAYS. served out Of asid county, but within said
Judicial District and within forty DAYS II served
out OF said District exclusive Of the day of ser
vice.. Judgment will be taken against YOU bv as.
Isuit Tor said sum Of a5l6 50 and costs OF suit
IN testimony whereof. I. A. L. Richardson. Clerh
OF said District Court, have hereunto set INV
nand and af6xed the Seal Of said Court At H.i,ex
this 10Th day Of May. A. d. 1854
A. l.. RICHARDSON
u. o'J Clerk OF the District Court
- by GEORGE W. RICHARDS. Deputy
o. .. AinSsoary attorney for plaintiff juuis
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-07-08
Summons.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Alturas--ss In
the District Court for the Territory of Idaho, Sec
ond Judicial District.
Joseph Pinkham and Emeric II. Leonard part
ners under the firm name of Pinkham Leonard
plaintiff, VS.. The Laurimer Mining Company. de-
PENDANT.
To the Laurimer Mining Company, in the name
of the people of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho You are hereby notified that there is
now file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of said Ter
ritory in HALEY County Of Alturas, the complaint
of Joseph Pinkham and Emeric X. Leonard, part
ners, under the firm name of Pinkham Leonard
claiming that on about the 9th day of November
1881 they sold and delivered to you at Kechum, i'll
said Alturas County, Idaho Territory, at your
merchandise of the value of $685. at the agreed
price of $685. and thut no part of said has
been paid. except the sum of 81 600. paid on the
I'd day of December. 1881. The said plaintiffs also
claim the sum of 800 for money paid out and ex.
pended for your and benefit to Huston 4
Gray, lawyers OF Boise City, Idaho on January LIST
you for the sum of s. 46s and interest at 10 per cent
per annum on $2.36S from December I'd, 1881, and
like interest on 500 from January LIST, 1882, and
costs OF suit. The facts more fully appearing in
plaintiffs complaint, u certified copy of which il
herewith served.
And that unless you appear and answer to said
complaint within ten days after the service thereof
II served within Alturas county and within twenty
days If served out of said county, but within the
Judicial District and within forty days II served
out of said District exclusive OF the day of
vice., judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault. for the sum demanded in the complaint, to.
wit 81 ,46S and interest ut 10 per cent. per
on :. 3s from December I'd, 1881, and like interest
on 500 from January lat, 1882. and costs of suit
In testimony whereof, l, A. l.. Richardson Clerk
Of said District Court, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Seal of said Court at HALEY, this
18th day of March, A. ID. 1882.
A. L. RICHARDSON,
H.. 81 Clerk of the District Court,
By ]. A. RUPERT, Deputy.
S. D. Kingsbury and Huston 4. Gray, attorneys
for PLAINTIFF. jul6