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GEN. NoLsELEY AT HONE
FLOODS ALONG THE THAMES

Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley landed at Dover
this afternoon on his return from Egypt.
He was enthusiastically received by large
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REV. DIR. GREENS REL

A disastrous Ere occurred at Msrgate. The
assembly room, the yicarate and one whole
side of Cecil Square. has been burned. Lose,
100000.
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THREATENED WITH STARVATION.
DUBLIN, October 2S.-Three hundred peo.
pie on Tory Island are without food, and
other portions of the population OF Wester IN
Ireland are threstened with starvation.
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NASHVILLE, October 2s The following,
which appears in the World will have special
interest ior the readers of the APPEAL:
A CARD FROM THE STATE EXECUTIVE COM
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R II AL Z q II A Il L.
ON OPENED BIDDINGS.

No. 497 Rim the ChAneery Court Of Shelby coun-
TWIN Robertson, executor OF Geo hooeItson'
deceased. va e. E. Church administrator Of g.
3. Aydlett ct al
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree opening
I'm dey OF October iss2, VIII sell. At public
auctiou 70 the highest bidder, in front OF the
CLERK and Masters once, courthouse Of sneioy
county Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November 4, IsS2,
commencing at II e'elock m the following De
scribed pro- -erty, Gitusted in Memphis shelby
con ntT Tenr. 10 wit: certain lot on H-rnenoo
street on ast side of you Gay 30. houtng soo4i
zS fset west a depth Of IL .sst, With ths improve
0sntz "a. -.
Terms OF sals-On seven months, credit Lien
petatpe6 tres frcH redemption Tbs OCTOBER =
~ e J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Monsan 4 Mcfarland, CAN'T Patterson eols-
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DJsAsTROUs FIRE.


The q ,ods along the Thames are very se,
rious Windsor is inundated, and the water
is still rising.
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1E,eUE MEETING CALLED.

The Home Rule League have Issued 6
summons for a meeting OF members % con
slider the policy of merging that league into
the Irisa National League.
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,. b. Phillips, Greeabaeker, Is Oui
for RaIe.

BROWNSVILLE, October 2S.-The follow
ing letter is COPIED from the Democrat Of this
week. As an item it will do 10 pass around :
BROWNSVILLE. TENN., October IS, 1892.
Col. R. W Haywood, Brownsville, Tenn:
MY DEAR sIR-Your favor of even date to hand
and carefully considered. agree with you that
il is the duty of every vo in Tennessee who is
opposed to the sixtyand six settlement 10 vote for
Bate @ ~, yield to one e IN Rs %y yEoops oys
back-Labor party-a party that was pIought
departure OF the Democratic party from
sSeF Sy JeRerson caRaon9 and J4esson
going of after Eastern gods 1t is, how;
ever. with great pleasure that note the IL. =.
original Democratic iandmark-, ana earnesly so'
nop1lies natieDei banks and railroads Cnlet
Vest, Of Missouri, and Gen. Bate, of Tennessee.
The consistent teaching of JEFF rsonian prinel-
pies pure and simpli, by the Natiou-l party, has
from that advocate in their platform of 1876,
when s. ]. Tildea was their candidate Ior pres
ident.
Now to return to the State elec ion. Believing
John K. BeaSley. and as the StAte-debt question
is local. not a national, ISSUE md further beiev-
ing that the railroad bonds are void OF morals as
to the people" and shou q be III law. ara tnat tne
State debt proper should be paid dollar for dollar
l shall give Gen Bate my earnest support. Gea.
Bate has al ~ays been true to his State and people
every interest of the people will be yea ously
guarded. Ia thus giving Gen. Bate my vote DC
1t as Greenbacker, aud not rs a Democrat. In
the language of the great English statesman
lence may wish his society othsrw constitu ted
than he fluids it, but good patriot and a true
politician always considers how he snall make the
most OF the existing materials of his country Re
spectf ully, +. B. PhILLIPS.
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VARIOUS VILLAINIEs.

TROY, October 2S.-An attempt TO wreck a
train from Boston was made near Schsgee-
ticoke this afternoon. Five casr were de-
rallied by ties placed on the track. No one
10 ininrah
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A REMARKABLE SUICIDE.


SEDALIA, Mo, October 2S.-W. I. Ran
some, the agent OF the Pacific railroad at
BonDePs Mills, who has produced such a
sensation by decamping with the company g
money and subsequently his arrest and at
tempt TO commit suicide in Jail, was in
stautly killed at Smithton Thursday evening
about o'clock. The railroad authorities
left Jefferson City with him 10 bring
him 10 Sedalia for treatment in the com
pany's hospital. While the train wss stand
iDg at the station Ransome went out OF the
car nd went 10 he last car on the train, and,
unnoticed, placed mis- neck across the rsil,
when The train pulled out of the station his
head was severed from his body. The body
WIS left at SmithtoD, where an inquest
will be held. The conpauy's officers say
there is no doubt that his mind was in an
uusettled and wandering condition from the
effects of excessive drink. He has been IN
the employ of the company AzHt ten years.
He leaves a young wife at BJnnel's Mill
who has been informed of the tragic death
of her husband.
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COTTON-SEED
HULLS,
TWO Dollars Ter Ton,
FOR SALE BY
CITY OIL WORKS,
Madison Street.
NGTSWC CARD.

MRS. LIZZIE PATERSON will resume the
TEACHNG OF MUSIC the second week in No.
vember Terss, 81 per month Any one desiring
her services can address her at No SO Market street
Young beginners preferred.
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PALESTINE, IND, October 2S.-The saloon
occupied by Joe Reinhart was blown up last
night for the fourth time by dynamite. Tne
expiosiun was terrific and shattered several
buildings adjoining. 1t created no excite
ment "a the people have got used to it.
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A CLERKS POPULATIONS.

CHICAGO, October 28.-Soms days ago q
young man named Henry D. Bennett, collec-
lion clerk for Minneapolis agricultural
implement house, was arrested for appropri-
stins checks and drafts belonging 10 his en-
pIoyers. He has been secretly kept since
then. He now claims that he also gained
access to the money letters of other firms, and
that he has accemplices in Chicago who
passed checks for him here, while he did the
like for them in Minneapolis. Who these
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SPLIT HIS HEAD WITH AN AK.

AKRON, o., October 28.-Last night seven
miles north of here, Thomas Brock and one
Detro, colored, had quarreled at dance,
and Brock split Detro's head open with an
ak, kill ng him instantly. Brock has sur
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-07-29

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the First Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana. In and tor
the County ot Beaveshead.
cca 6ssy and Frsdesick Peck. dsfsnd.nts.
The people Of the Territory Of M0nfana send
greeting to Michael Steel, Con Bray and Frederick
Peek, detendants.
You are hereby required b appear in An action
brought against you by the ebovs:named p!sinan
In the District Cou!t Of the First Judicial DISCREET
ofthe Territory Of Moatana. In and fos the County
OF Bcaveshead. and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days. (eseiusive Of the day OF
servce) after the service on yos Of this 6eusno0s.
n served within this County; o. u served out OF
this County, but in this Dstrict, within twenty
days: Otherwise within forty days, OF Judgment BY
default will be taken against YOU, according to the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action h brought g recover the sum- 81
plaintiff, being u balance due on eettcmsns made
between YOU the sad defendants and plaintiff On thu
sNh day of March. 1850. for work done and psf
formed and money advanced at your special instance
and request. and also interest on said balance o.
14o7.64 from March ssth. $3.50. at 'opcr cent pei
And YOU are hereby notified that. II you fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint - above required
he said plalnti6 viii take Judgment against ynn 70
| costs Of suit.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the Distric
Court of the First District Of the Tesritor
Is Of Montana, IN and for the County q
~ beaverhead, this i4th day q March. n u
wear q our Lord one Thousand eight hundred 40
TnEopnllUs MUpvLy, Clesl
Nv Psnl. D. McGovon, Deputy Cleri
A. E. MAvnEw. Plaintiffs atty. ls>-ssl
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Cowsrdly Egyptisns.

The Egyptian soldier Of o.iay Is de-
scribed by an apparently we'll informed cor
RESPONDENT as the most degraded and cow
ardly regular in existence. During the la.e
RUSSO. Turkish war they had to be kept In
reserye for depot duty because they were
not brave enough to face the enemy: Dur,
;nu @ the Cretan insurrection Of 1860, 1000
s nf them in an entrenched position surren'
dered to 800 poorly armed cretans; IN; IN;
I der Mehmet Kirity Pasha they broke ana
heat precipitate retreat at the hrst attacx sx
of ~ the insurgents, and at the assault on on
he Convent of Arkodi they had 70 DC
niaced M before the Turkish troops and driven
inso moi the breach at the point at the bayonet
and @ with no chance Of escape BY ret1ea.. sH:
1r~ Thev are are, taking them all in all, bad LOT
hnt @ /, should be noted that in the instances
c;...d cs i bv this correspondent they were moi
fnfd ssSing for any cause Of their own, but sim sim
nS",e ~" .er ~ the benefit Of the Turks. Inc
po pp,odern Greeks were thought wholly ncap.
n%1e Of emulating the heroic deeds OF TN sher III
csstors an.. IT, until the time Of Bozzarls, and So
a.s' s.sre the Italians till Garibaldfs Day. Inc
v.se were 'me nav be similar with the Egyptians
SIh xho NAV fight hravely in their Own ,a'; cause
wmo WI. ~ " he Whole, this seems doubtful
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II is stated that there have been no less
than thirteen homicides or murders In the
comparatively small mining town OF Park
City, Utah, during the last five years: ~
Is also notable fact that every one OF the
perpetrators Of these bloody deeds has
gone unwhipped Of justice. It is high time
this ,nurderous lawlessness should be
checked BY the rigorous application Of the
law. Too much maudlin sympathy IS
spent over the murderer all over the coun,
and bloody scenes that are enacted within
It's borders. As rule NOWADAYS the man
who maliciously and feloniously takes the
life Of his fellow creature does not meet
the fate the law prescribes for him unless
inflicted by unauthorized persons who, IN
the act Of inAicting the punishment, tne'n. an.
selves violate the law. In Montana It has
aiways been a difficult matter to hang
murderer by the delaying and uncerta'"
process of the law.
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YNTHR DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
AJvplclAL DlsrRicr of the Territory Of Montana,
in and for the county Of Bcaverhead.
William J. Breed, PiaiasiM ~. Emma Breed.
Defendant. .e, s.a
The people Of the Territory ot Montana, send
greeting to Emma Breed, defendant:
You are hereby required 10 A rear in an action
brought against you hy TIE a., e;named plsiniiii
of the Territory Of Montana, In and fOr the County
therein, within ten days. Exclusive Of The day oi
servicc) after the service on you of this Summons
II served within this County; or, II served out q
this County, but In this District, within twcekS
days othcrwise within forty days, or Judgment BY
default will he taken against you. according to tn
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action - brought to obtain decree Q
this Court for the dissolution Of the bonds Of matr
n,Ony heretofore and now existing between you ant
this plaintiff the grounds Of fraudulent marriaK
between you and plaintiff. fraudulently procured b.
you apd your abbettors, also bv your wilfuy absent
Ing youfseif from and desertfon Of plaintiff. AM
| YOUR continued life Of unchastity.
And you are hereby n0ti6ed that you tail to ap
| pear and answer said complaint as above fequired
ihe said plaintiff will apply to the court for the re
| lief demanded in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Distrtc
IC-7 Court of the First District Of the TerrtOr
LIS of Montana. in and for the County Of Bea
verhead, this ist day Of July. In the year q
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
THEO. MUFFI.Y, Clerk.
By PHll d. MCGousH. Deputy Clerk.
]. c. ROOMS, Pain,fFs Attorney. IA -so)
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.APRIIcA 110N F10H A pA7ENT. Me.s.6,


UNlTAD STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, MONTANA, June ~. lSSs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that George
~ Ycarian. Jas'ob Yvarian, John w. Yearian.
Gilbert r. Ycarian and John iearian. whose post
Office address Is Juncti,, lcrh County, Idaho Ter
ritory. have this day filed their appl,catiso f pat.
ent for %obs placer mining ground, bearing
guild, situated in Horse Prairie (unorganised) Min.
iny district, county of Bvaverhcad and territory Of
Montana, and designated by the 6sld notes and Of
6Cial pla On ie in this Office ~ Lot No. y In unsuf
veyed Township NJ. u South. Range No. u West
ut The principa bxss and m,eridian Ot Montana Ter
sitOry, said lA,t No. 3o being ~ fulOws. to. wit:
Beginning at cs.rn.r Mo- 1T post set At the n "
location cWnss u claim the same being c0rosr No.
sof lot No. aS, from which the standard corner to
Township No. 10 South Ranges y and u Wes'
bears n 81 of w. Isf.ss CHAINS distant and run
ninx from, thence 50 3 chains to corner No
post themes 7 E's chain. l :o. to corner n IN No
post: thence 5 s&h.. 4 ,7.oS chains to corner Nc
thence n a. W - charms 10 corner No. =; thenc'
n 7,ks W ~ chains: thsncc N So w 3s chains
thcncc ~ IE' w $40 to the place of beginning
embracing a, area ii 4o.6s acres. Magnetic varia
ton ut ar East.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the Re
| cordvrs office Ot HcAvcriiead County in Book
page va ot quartz ln,.t.'ns. The adjoining claim
ants .aSe <;etrxe fsHrian 1t with placer cIair
| dssigaatsA ~ iol Na. 1S un the North.
Aantice of the intention Of these applicants to ~
ply tor United States patent and An official plat
sad premises were posted ON said claim OF min
On the I4th day ot june. y. u: lSa.
Al r. GxAErER, atty for applicants. (si-oo)
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APPLICATION FoR 4 PATENT. No. ,sss.
UHlrED SrAILs LAND OrEIcE.

HELENA MONTANA, June 81, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that George
~ Ycnrian, Jacob Yearian, John w. vcarian, Gil.
hefl +. YeIriAn and John YearAn, whose pDstOlhcc
address Is Junction, I.enh County. Idaho Territory.
have this day filed their application for patent for
1oo3 placer mining ground hearing gold. .situa
ted in Horse F'rasric(unrxanzed )nnng district. Co
Of Bcaverhs.d and Territory Of Montana, and dcs.
gnatcd by the field notes and official plat on file In
this office lot No. Sin unsurveyed Township No:
fnxe No. Is west Of the principal hase and
meridian Of Montana Territory. said lot No. aS be.
ing as follows, to.wis Isginninx a. corner No.
from which ,e s,an.ar! corner 70 + 10 $. - an!
running from thence sss 90 Il $500 chain: to cor.
hans to corner No. !: post. thence s. 90 +.
location corner ot claim; thence So 90 w, 7.3o
chains Il, corner No. s. post. at the 5 4 location
corner Of claim; thence 81 90 W 4o.O chains to
corner No. 4. u post; thence N ~ IS W. $500
chains to corner M. I. post; thence 81 W, 414o
chains to- No. $ post near the ) W location
,orncr Of claim: thence ~ e. 4.3a chains to cor
| ner No !, the place q beginning. embracing an
urea Of DOB acres. Magnetic variation at ar east.
The location Of this mine Is recorded in the record
cr's Office Of Heaverhcad County. in book ut page
37h Of quartz l0catious. The adjoining claimants
are George Yearan, ct nj. with placer claim dcsig'
| uatcd lot No. 70 on the south.
notice Of the intention Of these applicants to ap
ply for United States patent and official plat o1
said premises posted 9n said claim or mine on
the r4th day Of June, A. D.. lSss:
Al Z. GRAHTsR, atty for applicants. lsI-3o)
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The Money In the World.

Director Burchard, Of the United States
mint, estimates the worlds productions Of
gold for the calendar year Of 1881, at
$lo7,ooo,ooo and silver $s7,soo,ooo:
The consumption Of the world In orna.
mated for the same period at $7s,ooo,ooo
gold and $3s,ooaooo In silver.
ume f .ss or o. acaS n ,ne p, S
,s full Legal ,ss.dss. :snd;s silver, @
total, specie, $3.50 10000; paper, $3,644,'
100000, making the total circulation, in
securities and banks, and In active circula'
ton, $o443,ooo,ooo.
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At last the Nicaragua ship.canal enter
prise, under American auspices, has taken
9 definite shape In Congress. The House
Committee 10 now considering the Rose.
Grams bill for the Incorporation Of the com.
pany, and the names Of the ineorporators
are presented to the public. Among them
are General Grant, Admiral Amman,
Frederick Billings, late President Of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company, E.
D. Morgan Of New York, James r. Kesne,
H. ]. Jewett, a railway king, Riggs, a
wealthy banker, and Butterfeld, million.
aire. The shares are to be not less than
100000 nor more than 100000, Of $loo
each. From this It appears that the com.
pany is confident that not more than
$loo.ooo.ooo will be needed to complets
the cant.l,
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Indian Troops for Egypt.

The plan Of using Indian troops to fight
for England war regarded, when Beacons.
field first proposed It, only four years ago,
as 4 bit Of braggadocio. Now, however,
the events In Egypt show that it was a
menace to Europe which isnot 10 be disre.
gatded. No European soldiers can endure
the climate Of the Khedive's land. They
succumb to forced marches under the
burning sun of Egypt while Indian troops,
Injured to a similar climate, are capable Of
good fighting. The Afghan war proved
that the Indian soldier 10 not to be despised
as he has held his own against the most
warlike race Of Central Asia In a contest
with the best troops that Arab Bey can
bring into the field, the Indians would
easily prove the victors.
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what the Pensioners Cost.

From the formation Of the Government
down to the year 1880 there had been paid
otat for pensions to soldiers $49o,464, ,I6I.
In the year 1880 the payments amounted
to $s6777,,74; in 1881 to $so7o6o3I: and
the year ending June 80, 1881, was $780,.
100000. The estimates for the current fs.
cal year ending June 80. 1883, call for
$lo3,ooo,ooo. And It appears that $73,.
100000 will be about the average for the
next ten years, ending June 80, 1898
After that there will be gradual dropping
from the rolls; but It Is asserted that the re-
quirements for the ultimate extinction oi
this item of expenditure will be, first and
last, from the beginning Of the civil war
to the death Of the last pensioner the enor'
nous sum Of $7, ,ooo,ooo,ooo
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
UNITED STATES LAND OFElCE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFEICE,
HxLENA, MONTANA. Jniy iS. 1883.
COMPLAINT having been entered ut this ofice
- by Alfred r. Graeter against Toney ODonnel
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No ii9a dated
Nav n, 1879, upon the $ w Section. No. 80
Township No. o'South, Range No. u West. Ia
Bcaverhcal County. Montana. with view to can
collation. Of said entry. the said parties are hereby
notified that hearing will he had at this Office on
the soth day Of September. lSsa at 10 O'Clock M.
and that the depsiions of w,tnesses to be used upon
said hearing Will Be taken before Phil y: Mct;mKh
deputy clerk Of First Judicial District Court to'
Reaverhc..d County, Montana Territory, ut Dillon
Bcavcrhcad County, Montana, on the 'sth day %
September, lSSa.
LII. MOE. Register.
f. BALLoU, Receiver.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION.

An election will be held at the school house II,
School District No. 10, Dillon, Bsaverhead County.
Montana. On Thurs.lay August 10th, 1S93, 1t
which will sc submitted the question of vot.
ing u tax 0f One Thousand dollars 3i,on0) to be
used for the purpose Of building suitable schGol
house in said district. All qualified voters are ur
gently requested to attend.
ii. SWEET. Trustees
JAMES KiRKPArRICK. Clerk 0t School Dis. No. TO-
Dillon, Montana, July 70, 1884.
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The silver lGinins Industry,

The silver mining interests In this coun.
nv have attained such vast proportions ~
to attract the attention Of world. It il
manifest that these interests will more and
more absorb home and foreign capital.
Mining In the precious metals d, In the old
country, business in which royalty and
not thereby detract from the dignity Of their
countriee to be superior to all others In the
world. They, and they alone, have created
out Of our vast tracts Of wilderness and
deserte, populous, rich and thriving States
and Territories-and all this within the
space of few years.
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Cost Of the star Route Service.

Second Assistant Postmaster. General
Elmer reports that the star service in the
Pacific section is now In operation at cost
Of 94.7s per cent. cheaper than under the
former contracts, and also that the cost per
mile is 1910 per cent less. These figures
represent a saving Of over 81 100000 an
nually in a contract term Of four years
The section of country referred to embraces
localities the star route service for which
is now under discussion in the star.route
trials.
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Product Of Wool Manufactures.

A table of statistics derived from the
tenth census shows that there are 1884 es.
tablishments Of all classes engaged In man
ufactures from wool in the Middle States
with capital of $lso644,a7o. These give
employment to l6o,99S hands pretty even
ly divided In regard to sex who receive
wages to the amount Of $47,lSo,6lS. The
amount Of foreign wool consumed Is 49,
2oo,6oS pounds; domestic, 7a2,o96, ,s3I
pounds. The materials used are valued At
$l6+,Il+77o. while the products are placed
at $267, 7,6Qo, so4.
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ItssI 4stItss:
Alwi~G APPkxcAT T10x, Ns ssss.

UrrAD SrA9as LAND Oxylc1,l
NOTICE is aEsss9 Asss 1ev11 SsvsA }ssss ,sss
~ McQuie, whose post.ol6ce address y Louisiana,
Missouri. and Rufus. Mathews, whoee pcst.o@ce.
addres u Bannaek, Montana, have tAi6 day llsd
their Application fue patent Sbs sdoo nneaf Set oe
the Silver Ross lode, mine o. VEIN situated ia Blue
Wing mining district, Beaverhead County, MoatAaa,
and designat.d In the Official plat and held notes %
file IN this ofice Lot No. " In Township South
nangc u West. said Lot No. y beng described ~
follows, to-wit:
Beginning At post 8 feet long and inches square
narksa NJ: G: ~ !, for corner No. and running
thence a. 4 loo test, thence IS - 3 go feet
thence N d9s 4 1900 feet thence 81 W loo teet.
to corner No. from which the initial point Of thi,
s,.:rie. bars soss fss. s.7s chain; =. u
100 feet to corner and place Of bcginning Goa
tanning area of 80 acres helongin1. 70 this lode.
TIL. location Of This mine Is recorded In the Re
corders office IT Beaverl,ead County. In Book A o
lodes, page i96. The adjoining clamant y Asned'
Iacssette, on the South. H. MOE.
Al. 4. GRAErEK, Register.
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