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Mineral Application.

HELsSA, NJ. T., March 1882
Notice II hereby gwen that James T.. SaveiN
whose postdiice address Il Gable Deer Lodge county
II has this day n ed M application fer patent
Tor 20 lirear fcrt of the Atlantic Cable Extension
Lode mine or vein, hearing gold and other metaIr
situated Ia the Moose Creek Mining District
Deer Lodte C.unty, Montana Territory and dtslg-
mated Ia The ufi iai plat aud field note gu Il eli this
office rs lot NJ. 10 IN township 5 nura. iaIsye Ii
w,si, said lot No 30 bling described ~ follow to-
w: ~ ginning 1t nestout 2ixf1x9 IL ehes t4Y, Red
N &. 30 l. for conner No /. from which the iBi-
TAI 10 n OF this district. cross ON a granite
boulder 3x3 feet above ground, MAJ ked M. - l. 2 ''
bears seulh ~ dE 30 min. er-t gt3 fee tiS05 chaur
distant and nnn n thence south - deg. 20 Eiu e~
SO ttt, tnence nouh Is deg ~ min east 600 feet
thence north IS de-. 30 min. west go fee. thence
ronth Is deg. "a mia. wesl 500 feet cprne- No 1
AID place Of beginning CONTAINING area of 30 AZ
acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded In the he
cordT's Office OF Deer LOdte county in Book L of
Lode-, pages Si2, 313 and 374.
The adjoining claimant Is James G Savery to the
Cable Lode ON the wes..
6Gl-lOi j. IL. MOE. Register.
N. b. hingelng. ATTORNEY tor Claimant.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND ORR, y,

HELE A. NJ T.. March ~, 1882 I
Notice II hereby given that the following. n AIMED
settler has died notice OF his application to make
hnal proof in support Of his claim and secure hna
ebtry thereof, and that saii proof will be made be-
TO e the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county NJ T.
~ his flee tn the Town OF Deer Lodge ON SATUR-
Day. the 22nd da of April, A ID. 1881 viz. Patrick
smit h. who flied PEE EN- ption declarstory statement
M. 4S45, for the southwest y of section No 2,
township No 5, north OF range No 10 west and
he pames the follow witnesses to Prove HE con-
tinu0ns Residence upon. and cultivation ~ said
trac.s viz: Henry G. Cousins, Da Id Scott George
y. Ator and Patrick Brown, all of Warm Springs
PUstoffce Deer Lodge county, NJ 7
j. III. MOE Register.
o. r. O'BANNUN, Attorney for Claimant. 6G3 81
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Delinquent Tax List for 1881
TEBAsukEn's OFFICE,
I'm Al ~ Ii

DEER LorsE, NJ T.. March % 1881
Notice IL hereby given that the treasurer OF Deer
Lodge cuunt Montana, will offer at public sale IL
the Court House II said county, in Deer Lodge Cit
ON MONDAY the 2itb day of april 1889, the follow
ING described property on which the taxes temain
unpaid Tor the year 1881. The sale TO take place al
the hour OF O'Clock p. M, of said dav and TO be
adjourned II necessary from day to day until the
property Is sold.
The following Is description of the property and
costs thereon: Amount
Algonquin Mining Companv-l quartz
mil, consisting OF - rtamps Blake crusher,
Howell iuTnare. cal. comb. pans 3 cal
comb settlers, SO-hors, power engine, 2I0-
hoIse-pG~e r boilers, steam pump lathe
ret n house and assay otfce: also hosting
works, consisting OF engine, boilers cars,
l cage; all of which Is known as the Algun-
qniu Mil aud Hosting Works located at
hasmark, Deer Lodge County. Montana. S., 1913 rs
LtW COLEMAN,
Treasurer and Tax Colecto- Deer Lodge county. M T.
6Gt 1t
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UsITED STATES LAND oFrrcE

HELENA. M. r.. March no. 1882
Notice Is hereDy given that the following name.
settler ha- dld notice of his application TO make nna
proof In support o. his claim and secure final en-
try thereof and that said proof wiz he made bufors
the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge County, N. r., Al
his office in thetown OF Deer odxe on SA I'RDAY
the 18th day of April 1852, VIZ; George Anthony
aho filed pre-emptiCn declaratory stqtemeut No.
SO for the northeast Il of section No 26 town
snip No. 10, north OF range o. IL west. and he
names the following witnesses 10 prove hi con-
ttnuous residence upon. and cultivation Of said
tracts. viz: danes Golf James McGurrnn, Patrirk
Toner and Martin j. RichardsOn, all of Pioleel
r. o., Deer Lodge County, NJ. T.
J. II MOE, Register
o. r. UBANNON, Attorney for Claimant GG2 81
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Old Timers.
Idaho Messenger.

The aold timer" 10 seemingly one of The
60 he Is there before you. He loves solitude
dingy smoky cabin, white-eyed cayuse, q
yellow, NANCY dog and good gun. BE has
an unlimited supply Of primitive ideas on
the leading questions of the day, argument
being his principal failing. We all know
him, or If we don't, can soon get acquainted.
Although eccentric In bis habits and mode
OF living, be has large heart, the "latch-
string" Of his cabin always being out, bis
greatest pride consisting In befriending some
'poor devil who Ia out Of luck"
When "old timers" meet, it's "hallo -
when they part, it's "so-longt'
To the old timer" whisky, bacon and
coffee are the only staple articles--"terback-
or" q necessity. He has mortal hatred Of
the ''tendenoot;" women, In bis MIND, being
. necessary evil, but nevertheless, an abomi-
nation. i must remark, Ia justice to the
sold timer" that when be does "get gone
ON one of the opposite sex there is no afooi-
ishness" In his yc-making-apistols and
coffee for two" often settling little outbursts
Of jealousy, the ''old timer" generally ''ge.-
ting away with the baggage"
He Is quite garrulous on the events of 40
and 80, and 10 dispute any of his assertions,
although far stretched and imp obable yarns,
would cause fight on the instant.
The name OF '.inJuns" provoke him into
swearing In the choicest English, and when
he Ia fred hot" on the subject, Spanish osths
and invectives mingle with the smother
lingo" with . surprising duency-hence the
origin Of the phrase, che swears by note."
Put . s'stanup collar" and .sbiled shirt"
with "store clothes" on m "old timer"
compelling him TO wear them one day, and
Ill warrant that he will cut his throat before
night, II be isn't watched.
Any one falling TO recognize the cold
timer" Of whom speak In this sketch had
better take the advice Of Uncle Horace-aGo
West and grow up with the country"
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AN EEL STORY.
Experience OF "A Broadway Fisherman.
Brooklyn Eagle.

Brooklyn Eagle
"Eels is bitin' very good this winter" OBJ
served Newton man to the Eagle cashier, ;
as he fished around in his pocket for mar
rage notice and paid the expense of inser
ton.
"Catch many ?" asked the cashier, check
ing the notice.
| "Doin' pretty we'll, pretty well,'s replied
the old man. 81 ketched one that was q
considerable eel. Ye see went to the cricb
| In the mornin' an cut a hole in the ice an
| dropped the hook. In about a minute |
knowed had a bite an / went for him.
When I'd got ten yards of him out | be-
gan"
SCOT WHAT" demanded the interested
cashier.
"Ten yards of him. Ye see, / couldn't
tell how big he was going TO be, so 1 just
pulled his bead over my shoulders and
streaked for home, only mile. Then fol-
lowed along back 10 the hole an he wasn't
all out"
How big was he % asked the cashier,
with round eyes and standing hair.
Hold on till tell you. Then l takes
another grip on him an races for home again,
but that didn't seem to fetch the whole of
him. Well, sir, j Travelled between the house
and the hole all day long, and when l got
him all cut he made a coil on my farm
quarter of mile In diameter and four hum
H. II
was considerable cell.
"What kind of bait do you generally use
for that size of eel P" asked the cashier sar-
castIcally.
"Whisky," replied the Newton man. 81
used three pints of whisky on that eel.
Drank 1t the night before, you knowl"
The result of which was that his marriage
notice went into the death column, and The
cashier sat around and chewed his nails all
day.
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Tbe People OF the Territory OF Montana send greet
Ing TO George EaglcstOn. the aboye AIMED defendant
fou are hereby required 10 appear 1t my Office in
the town hip ot Flint reek, Zee. Lodge county,
Montanq Territory, anu answer to the compla Mt ii led
therein by the above named plaintiffs within ten
da's excnsve OF the day of seryicc after the service
al TINS summons on you, IL served within this
County; otherwise within forty day, Judgment
nv default will be taken against you according to the
pfayer of said complaint.
This action brought to recover of you the sum
of Eighty ISL UG Dollars due for beet sold and
delivered 70 on at your request by the aboye.named
plaintiffs.
nd you are hereby notified that II you fail 10 ap
pear ard answer TO sid complaint as abo,e re-
gnred, the said plaintiffs will take Judgment b, de
tlut agaihst you ior the sum of Eighty sSi ODl
Dollars, with interest and costs as demanded In
pl Intif.s' complaint
Glen under my hand this 22nd day of Mar h. A.
-. 1852 ROBERT M FERGUSON,
6f3 1t Justice of the Peace
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Notice To Co-owner.

To W. X. Philips. You are hereby notified that
the undersigned. co owner the Silver Star LODE
fhnt Greek Mining District, Montana Territory, has
performed labor on sad lode for the year 1881 10 the
amount OF One Hundred Sf0Ol Dollars and that un
ess yon contr lnte Your proportion of said expeIdi.
tnre-fifty 1851 Dollars = together with cost OF
pubncatlon OF tbs notice, within six months fiom
the GATE hereof all yon right tit interest and claim
I'D aud u the said above mentioned quartz lode claim
~th become the property OF the undersigned, yoIr
co-owner who made the expenditure required by law
ID. SIMMONS.
Phllipshurg, NJ. T., March 2, 1882. $50 If
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Lieutenant Governor Tabor Of Colorado
is enormously wealthy, having within the
past four years acquired property variously
estimated nj from 100000 to ss,000,000.
During Pixies Peak excitement twenty-five
or twerty-three years ago, Mr.. Tabor and
wife came West from Maine. But they did
not win fortune Ill It ones. They spent
MI their money, Is did thousands Of others,
found no gold, and thereafter roughed IL In
tho border settlements, working for small
wages q fi1t and Afterwards keeping small
stores In the mining camps. In 1877 Mr..
Tabor bought In Denver $500 worth sf
goods for Leadyille stors. and tried TO In
duce the Arm 20 take half Or The Little Pitts
burg claim in payment, but they preferred 70
take tis n0te, That mine yielded him $780,
90 IN three months, and svsnsually el.s0o,-
0o9. Ths original coet NJ s1uub stakes'
~ ~ two prospsctorn, tn bargain belng
49, = shculd have half q wha6evsr lhsy
tiooosefed = - UP.
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but the poor would have to pay them also.
An evil practice (the decree goes on) also ex-
lists by which doctors will not visit their pa
tients before one O'Clock In the afternoon.
Some will even smoke opium and drink tea
until late in the evening. These are abuses,
the Magistrates say, which they will on no
account permit. Doctors must attend their
patients at all times. They must, If neees-
sary, visit them several times daily; they
must think more of them and less of their
fees. Notice, therefore, is given to all Off
Gals and people that physician who does
not attend when he rs called, must only re-
ceive half his fees and half his chair hire.
If You physicians delay your visits you
show yonr wickedness and sin against your
Selves The decree Is model one for pa
ternal government argument, entreaty, OBJ
jurgation, exposition, threats, are all mingled
in due proportions.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS


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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
IIlustrated.


Always varied, always good, always improving /"
CHARLES FRA Ca ADAMS ia
HdJper's Hdgg=tae. the most popular Illustrated
periodical IN the world, begins it, sixty-fourth VOL
nme WITH theDeeemher Nnmber. Ii represents what
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OF the same class-ans brought into it, service the
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Harper's Weekly.

Harper's Weekly stands AZ the nd of Ame,,c.r
illustrate weekly jonrnals by its nnpartisap po-i.
ton In politics, lie admirable illustrations IN ere
fully chesca serials, short stories, sketches and
poems. contributed by the foremost artists and an
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Summons.

In the Justice Court of Flint Creek Township,
Territory OF Mon ana. Robert M. Ferguson,
Justice Of the Peace.
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Horses Broken and Trained.
1882.
HarpeY's Bazaar.
AIttI 1rnVat

This popular journal IL combination of liter.
AZURE. ART and fashion. Its stories. poems and es-
saws are ny the best writers of Europe and America.
us eDraviugS possesses the highest artistic excel
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Blanks for Sale.

Orders In any quantity filed at the .hors
s.es. Postage will be prepaid. A liberal
discount made to the trade. iiDerai
NEW NORTHWEST
DEER LODGE Mopr
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George w. Morse and William c. Bradshaw
plaintiffs, VS..
George Eagleston, defendant
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INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.

The average production of Spanish vine
yards is estimated at $50, 900. 600 gallons,
and the annual consumption of wine in
Spain is reckoned at ten gallons per head
Of the population, or less than half the
consumption of France. The expectation
of wine to France has largely increased of
late years.
A process of tanning with bichromate of
potash has recently been discovered. and a
company, which includes a number of cap
itallsts in New York and some Boston
leather dealers, says the Springfield Repub-
lcdn, have bought chrome mines in Cali
fornia, and will manufacture the bichro.
mate and carry on tanning business.
One million boxes of tin, representing an
average value of $500. 1000. are annually ex-
ported from England into the United States,
to be used for the sole purpose of canning
various kinds of food products. Upon this
tin the United States Government taxes an
import duty of ESQ, If made up into
cans filled with food and shipped back to
England, this duty is rebated to the packer
or shipper.
Garfield is quoted as saying one day ::
"When l went to the war / gave my life
unreservedly to the Union. I said to my
self, Ii any part of this surrender shall
not be required of me-if it is only limb,
or an eye, or faculty that must be the
sacrifce-I shall consider all the rest as
given back to me by most kind and in
dulgent Providence The belief that l
should return a whole man, well man,
had no place in my sanguine thoughts.
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ROOT. ALEX. NELSON J. DRlSCoL.
Roof. NELSON q CO..
JAMES McGUIRf

EINIoN FOUNDaY-IRON AND BRASS
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DAIRY PRoDucrs-Butter fancy dairy, ss1es5c o
b; Cheese. l7@I9c; California Creamery, 20.;
Factory, lSe; Eastern, full cream zoe: East.
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MEArs-Bees, b@7c; Mutton, SC Pork, s@ec !;
Veal, 7@Sc.
HAY AND GRAIN -Oat hay, . ton, s12@14 slfalia,
per ton; barley, whole, q cwt, 81 U.s. barley,
ground, 9 cwt, 81 80; wheat, . cwt, 81 Is
tame oats, o cwt., 81 25 corn. = cwt g.
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeis-Alfalfa, lie; Timothy,
u@12tc; Red Clover, 16@1Sc; Red Top, lac !;
Nuts-English Wa!nuts, s@loc; Almonds l6@1sc |;
Peanuts, 7@9c /: Wool, Ea rket dull holding for
higher prices mountain, 12t@l6c; tule, 17@1Sc;
Talow, 6@7c; Hides, green. e@10c; dry, l8@l9c;
Hops California, I5a20c.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

q ACRAMENTO (CAL), JANUARY 10, 1882
- To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that HOMAS JOHNSTON, whose p o. address
filed his notice Of Intention to offer final proof in
support OF his claim to the Southwest Quarter OF
the Southeast Quarter of Section 4, Township No.
10 North, Range No. Ea t, Mount Diablo meridian,
embraced in Homestead E,.try, No. 1855, filed in
said office on the 9th day OF JANUARY, 1877, and
names the following as his witnesses: THOMAS
COLBURN, T. BELLUE, JAMES DYER and W.
E. JOHNSTON, all of Pleasant Grove Postoffice,
Suffer county; and that the 24th dav Of FEB
RUARY, 1882, at IL o'clock A NJ. has been fixed as
the time, and this Office as the place.
j141m' ED. F. TAYLOR, Register.
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1855. F. FOSTER.


DOoKBNDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
I'D Book Manufacturer, No. $40 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento j20-4ptf
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REPRESENTATION.

WTHEREAs, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
w Of Supervisors OF Sacramento county, made
in conformity with Section 1904 of the Political
Code, and entered Of record on the 9th day of De-
cember, 1884, carceling all names then on the Great
Register OF said county, and requiring reregistra-
ton of the voters therein, all persons entitled
be registered as voters in said county are hereby
notified to present themselves at the Office of the
County Clerk in the Courthouse at the city of Sac
ramento. for such registration.
Sacramento, December 10, 1851.
THOMAS II. BERKEY,
do If County Clerk
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tan, in an interview with the American Min
lister, General Wallace, sought to gain infor-
nation in respect to agriculture, and he has
sent to America for specimens of tbs most
improved agricultural implements.
Insurgent Operations.
ScuTARI, February 6th.-Ths insurgents
have burned Cognina, an important strate-
getic position between Seraievo and Mostari.
Russian Cotton Factory Burned.
ST. PETERSBURG. February 6sh.-The large
cotton factory at Jarsevo was burned to-day.
It was insured for 5000, 600 roubles.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
il fornia, county of Sacramento.-In the matter
Of the estate Of ANN VALLEAU, deceased
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th
day Of FEBRUARY, 1882 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, at the Court room of said Court ct the Court
house. in the city Of Sacramento, county of Sacra-
mento, and State of California, have been ap..
pointed the time and place for proving the will Of
said ANN YALLEAU, deceased, and for hearing
the application Of ANNA P. VALLEAU for the
issuance to her of letters OF administration with the
will annexed thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 18th day Of JANUARY, 1882.
IsEAL.l THOS. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CHAs. NJ. CcGLAS, Deputy Clerk.
L. g. TaYLoR, Attorney for Petitioner. i3r.
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sion TO Society, Dimness OF FrsoR, Noises la q
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAFERS,
IVA Iron Doors, Jail ellis, Shutters Railings,
Grati1gs, Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. $50 street. between Fifth and Sixth. second.
hand Doors for sale il24ntf