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Iron County register., 1882-10-26
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

VIM. SUABE, a gardener living near
Cincinnati, fatally shot his son on the, 18th
and then cut his own throat. s-...r,-..5
REV. WIN. THOMPSON, of Shawano,
Wis, with his wife, son, and daughter,
have been declared insance and placed in
| Jail. sf- E...5s,. -Gi.a c'a+&5 Faf' ss..@
3 THOMAS HAMMOND was shot dead by
John Grogan in New York grog shop on
the 18th. Grogan had caused the arrest OF
| Hammond few days before, for assault
and battery, and Hammond had unwisely
| threatened to kin him. ''''<' S'' 49, 90
A NOTED female desperate and horse
thief, named Bella Star, has been captured
by United States officers in Indian Terri.
tory. y..1,t--e s. o.. z..ts...... - -H..zstfsgti
| W. SCOTT SMITH, of Washington, D.
| c., has filed a bill In the Circuit Court ask.
ing the appointment of a receiver for the
Chicago Herald, and an Injunction to re-.
| strain the holders OF two mortgages aggre-
| eating 900 from foreclosing the same,
| on the ground th at they were fraudulently
given in aid OF an alleged conspiracy to
'freeze out" complainants and other stock
holders. tst' .''' i-t
Col. THOMAS REYNOLDS, State Pen.
:
arrested by Government detective on Q
charge of having forged names Of alleged
pensioners to the amount of $1,000 by bogus
receipts.
SEVERAL sensations in the shape OF
new Indictments are promised in the star
route cases. Brady, Dorsey & Co., are said
to be thoroughly scared, and it is alleged the
Administration will furnish them neither aid
nor comfort.
A TERRIBLE storm ragged for fifteen
hours round about Dallas, Texas, doing
great damage to property of all kinds, es.
pecislly to railroad tracks and bridges. i',
BURGLARS entered A. Zierlya's Jewel.
ry store in Grand Rapids. Mich, the other
night, drilled safe having two sets of
double doors, broke both locks, and carried
Off about 800 watches. 5000 in cash, and
some diamonds and jewelry, securing some
SIC, 200 worth of, booty as GTI 3 .3GE Z
SEVENTY new cases of yellow'fever at
Pensacola on the 10Th. u In addition to the
fever, cholera is, said to have broken out
along the Rio ,Grande. 49, -. 90
TIE British ship Bremen. ran ashore
on FarraIow Island, San Franci-co, the o,h-.
er morning. and will prove complete
wreck. The crew were saved +i5 igG,
w. II. RoOsA,ia a commission mer-r
chant Of Detroit, Mich, was knocked down
in his store in the heart Of the city. at noon
the other day, and robbed of $3.50. Two
men asked him to show them some butter. Z
aud while he was bending over an ice-box
one of them knocked him 1senseless with q
slupg- shot. No arrests. as szv-os
Iron County register., 1882-10-26
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-Andrew ]. Carter. of .Gi,

q Andrew j. Carter, of Cincinnati,
a year or two ago bought a. vessel hulk
from j ames Mack and others, taking a
guaranty against ssan just liensrz upon
It. Having rebuilt the boat, Garter was
sued by several persons claiming liens
against the hulk, but the verdict in each
case was in his favor. Then Carter, to
make himself whole, brought suit against
Mack ct al. upon the guaranty, but the
defendants setnp the plea, which was
sustained, that they guaranteed Carter
only against just claims, whereas the
verdicts in the suits brought against him
established the fact that the claims were
unjust Chicago Times "'
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

-Near Heber City, Wasatch County,
Utah. recently, Thomas Davis killed his
son, a youth of twenty -one. The bow
Davis had decided to leave his home.
He was packing his clothes in bundle
on the floor, and was on his knees, when
his father came up behind him, and
with repeated blows from a neck-voke
fractured the boys skull in eight differ
ent places. ChicdQ0 Times.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

A REPORT that the channel tunnel is
dangerous to England has been made by
General Sir Archibald Alison, and General
Wolseley and the Duke of Cambridge have
6so entered objections. l!f-s-st= snf
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

The Adjutant-General of Texas, who
has been on a trip along the frontier, re-
ports rich discoveries of gold, silver, and
copper in the vicinity of the Guadaloupe
and Waco Mountains. General Rust has
found an extensive deposit Of gold and silver
near CarrlZo.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

THE Khedive received deputation of
the National Grand Lodge of Freemasons at
Cairo, Egypt, the other day. He thanked
the deputation for their visit, and said he
could not be sufficiently grateful to England
for the assistance she had rendered him.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

-, Wonders in nature never cease.
Inc last one is that of a lamb with three
mouths 1t is on a farm near Marlboro,
u, IS healthy. and has no trouble in
eating. Chicago NeoUs.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

RETURNS from seventy-nine counties
OF Ohio give Newman, Democrat, plurality
OF IL, ,426. Mckinley, Republican, is elected
to Congress by eight majority, and the seat
will be contested 3U.E --st i1Si't'.1 4. if'ft
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

PRESIDENT ARTHUR attended the
webster centennial, at Marshfeld, Mass,
on the 18th, and paid a glowing tribute to
tne honored dead. He was warmly re-
ceived.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

JUDGE THAYER, of Philadelphia, Pa, +,
having decided that the act of 1879 inflicting
apenalty for engaging in worldly employ
ment on Sunday is valid, number of bar
bers have been arrested and fined for shaw
ing customers on that day r'
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

THE bimetallic conference at Cologne
passed resolutions in favor of suspension
OF sales Of silver by Germany and for the
calling in of gold and paper below the value
OF ten marks.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

A DISPATCH from Constantinople says
Obeidullah, Kurdish chief with ten thou
sand followers, has demanded the surrender
OF Van. Thirty thousand Persians and
Turks are marching against him. u 80
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

The National Treasury has received
bonds amounting to SsoO.o0O bequeathed the
country some months ago by Joseph l..
Lewis, OF HOboken, N. J., for the purpose
OF paying off the bonded debt .E"-
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

THE President has accepted fifty
miles of Northern Pacific Railroad, begin :
ming in Idaho and ending in Montana,
which was lately examined and reported on
by Commissioners Blackstone, Fry and Reed.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

j. A. Voltz, q stelegrapher, made d
desperate attempt at suicide, in a st. Louis
boarding house,, the other, morning. For
some time he had been out of employment
and, despairing OF seeing better days, made
up his mind to end his troubles. razor
was the instrument chosen, and two slasbes
across the throat were supposed to be sllffi-
cient to let out life. Other occupants of the
building, attracted by the noise which he
was making, forced their. way into his
apartment and summoned a physician.
When searched he had but nickel on his
person. He said he had got down SO low in
the world life was a nuisance. He had
some insurance on his life.
The St. Louis Eclectic Medical Col
lese has been denied recognition by the
health authorities OF that city, xrr- gt.
The Independence, Woolen Mill Com
pany lost SO, 900 by fire the other day. -
Governor Crittenden thinks pro-
hibitory amendment to the Constitution
would be adopted if submitted to popular
vote in Missouri.
+ Considerable excitement has been
caused in Kansas City Railway circles by
the wholesale discharge of old time passen-
ger conductors on the Wabash, all the old
men on the st. Louis and Kansas City Dipi.
sion, except one, having gone by the board.
Extensive Improvements are in prog
ress at the Union Depot, Kansas City, and
many changes are to be made in the main
building.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

TkOFEssoRfSwrFT, of the Rochester
Observatory, says that the new comet lately
= discovered in Greece is q fragment Of the
great comet broken off at it's perihelion pass
age. l--.... LII. I'll Z. t..t. s..-.---I :
Iron County register., 1882-10-26
NEWS AND NOTES
A Summary # s Important Events.

IHE butcher business of New York ,s
being revolutionized by the arrival =,
dressed beet In refrigerator cars. rom chi. hi
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

THE London Times believes that M.
De Lesseps is more reasonable than might
appear from his proceedings during the
war. If those Objectionable proceedings, it
says, should be renewed at a critical time,
England might be driven to adopt stringent
measures as a safeguard of her interests.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

2 Judge A,len.J of the Supreme Court
Of Boston, has dec de'l that any pcrsor
may. and every police officer mnst,, ki.t
Or cause to be killed any dog running
at large in the hic hway at any time
without a collar. even though Il may be
Icenscd.--B0ston Posi-
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

THE arrest OF a drunken man caused
q serious riot in Limerick, ireland, the 9TH
er day. A mob stoned the police, one Of
whom had his skull fractured. The police
charged, and arrested the leaders. A sentry
stationed outside the barracks in Brabazon
Park was fred at and dangerously wounded.
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

De Lesseps is more reasonable than might
appear from his proceedings during the
war. II those Objectionable proceedings, it
says, should be renewed at critical time,
England might be driven to adopt stringent
measures as a safeguard Of her interests.
THE arrest OF a drunken man caused
q serious riot in Limerick, Ireland, the 9TH
er day. A mob stoned the police, one Of
whom had his skull fractured. The police
charged, and arrested the leaders. A sentry
stationed outside the barracks in Brabazon
Park was fred at and dangerously wounded.
ENaLAND's reply to the Porte's note
In regard to the evacuation Of Egypt by the
British causes great evaporation. At the
palace, the fanaiical party, taking advantage
of the Sultan's anger, accused Said Pasha,
Turkish Prime Minister, Of having caused
the loss Of Egyptto Turkey, and demanded
his exile.
TIE Democratic State Convention of
Minnesota unanimously indorsed the Re-
publican nomination of James Gilfillen for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The
platform opposes the submission of an
amendment to- the Constitution lessening
the rights Of the people, and demands a
chance to sell in the highest and buy in the
lowest market in the world.
THE charges against Gouverneur
Morris, Collector of Customs at Sitka, Alas
ka, including frauds upon the Government
In connection with the importation and sale
of liquor, drunkenness, the ruthless slaugh-
ter of Indian dogs, arbitrary and aggressive
conduct toward the natives, as well as off
GERS of the Government having business
with him, have been referred to Secretary
Folger. .4i ,.r' '"
THE Irish national conference to be
held in Dublin will attract over twelve hum
dred representative men. 1t is proposed to
establish q new league to agitate for the abb
clifton Of landlordism and improve the con-
dition of the peasantry. The Irish Banking
Company, with a capital of FL ,000, 900, has
issued its prospectus. The farmers assem-
bled and stopped the Curaghmore hunt the
other dav. 'i+ -
LATEST returns from West Virginia
confirm the election of John w. Mason to
Congress i'm the Second District over Will
son, the Democratic candidate, by a majori-
ty of twenty five to fifty. Advices
from the Fourth District reduce the
Democratic majority for Gibson to about
soo. Republicans have made decided gains
in the Legislature, but not enough to con-
troll il, The Democratic majority in the
State ON Supreme Judge will probably not
exceed 1000, and some Republicans, even
doubt the election of the Democratic candi-
date. ff"f L - .r.....- 70
In the Jeanette investigation at
Washington Commodore Calhoun testified
that at the time the vessel sailed she was
perfectly seaworthy. but he coinciied in the
opinion expressed by the inspectors In their
report to the Navy Department at that time,
that from her construction ''it was notpos-
sible to make her particularly adapted for
long cruise in the Arctic regions" Capt.
Johnson corroborstcd the statement of
Commodore Calhoun. Both gentlemen are
of opinion that it would be lmpossloie 10
construct a vessel of either wood or iron
that could successfully withstand the strain
tn which the Jeannette was snhierfah
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

ENaLAND's reply to the Porte's note
in regard to the evacuation Of Egypt by the
British causes great evaporation. At the
palace, the fanaiical party, taking advantage
of the Sultan's anger, accused Said Pasha,
Turkish Prime Minister, of having caused
the loss Of Egyptto Turkey, and demanded
his oYi1e
Iron County register., 1882-10-26

"A Innate, seventy years of age.
armed ,wi h an a., took possession OF
the Lehigh Valley depot at Allentown,
Pe~. HE other day. and held it against
Ill comers for several hours. He was
at last overpowered and locked up. He
had been known to be crazy for years.
but had not been Regarded as danger
Gus. us.-ffs1udsgrhsd' Press. Z;
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% LoEB, Mercham,s 4ueghenvs Beue,ontc pa

Compare our prices with those you are
paying for the same goods elsewhere.
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Every Department
is now complete.
All Goods

are marked in PLAIN FIG
URES AMERICAN
FIGURES ard at prices
within the reach of any
purse be it large or small.
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FURNITURE.
"a h. .SPANGLER d co. re.

"a Il. SPANGLER d co. re-.
H. quod the attention Of he
- inicihgen, reader for O
mome,.i or f'oo. The faots they desire
to make public ,oiN hare telling effect
upon tie domestic economy Of any
househoH in 'rhich this recital Of their
taciiiGes 70 suWiy Girnit,Tc Of all
kind at reas,u9bic prices, i gir,n a
fair herring. TCy authorize us 10
state that ersry article they hare on er.
hibition l. ucr and .easonaJie. ,pas
bought for c1sh, and ,riH be soH at The
io're't price dealers can afford. They
hare coadURy on hand parLor and
bedroom 1iis, reject and cnrpet
lomgo', ,ricRsion iabics Of their orn
make. odd yieccs, secrstaries, side
boards, mdrbto.top tables, tables, etc.,
etc. Any'hipy mqds 10 order and
guaranteed 10 gire shisiaction They
supcginiend zach department in person
and keep hemscirr. posted IN matters
Of importance r. customers.
They aiso inriie pcciai attention 10
their undertaking department. Mr.
Henry S'c1rts, practical, scientific ouJi-
net maker aud undertaken Of many
years experience, supcriHteRds The ar.
engagements ond 'cork. They have late
y secured a ner patent cooling board,
The mott perfect body prescrrer in use,
and he only one IN Centre county, at
considerable epense. IN elegant
hoarse CiH be PrOvided gratis.
In transdcting business Of this kind
do not forget
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Mem Advertisements.
DR. FRAZIER's ROOT BrTERs.

Ffszisrs Rat Biltsfs arc not = dfainsbsp vLi.sy
b"tsfaRs, hut stfety Bpslitbal 10 sFsfy setfs.
Thy set strongly upon tbs liver and kidgsys krvJj
the bOWeis pIfn ana fsgnaf make the Nfak stfDsis
heal The lurEs, build ~ The sHd slesLss tie
ilooi aud - si-fD - ssatY lmpurity.
For b.<lihs Hash II BipDd g. tie Head. fsHding 60
Aysgr1y ,DysI~Issia Fever aEd suc, DIalaJ Plmrss
nnl ElotfLrs. r,tuulous HuHois ard tuffs. TrtisT.
RING Ngihi, lIte tseilng, ITYtipsias. sors ~ -
hhl laf yDuHg men shtttiug from NeHkbsss ~
b'bhity eaus'd hom imIfuGsbrr snd n itHisist 10
1'hrHi" health, frlirrs Root Iiiipssfs ssI-cisiiy
recommended
Dr. tfali'Is have usfd iuU l0itss u sour Rot
Eiifrs f IysI' lsia UIlziHsss WsHkHess ard Kidney
Dis"Hsf, sud h's did te HpO8 iIau tie SnsOfs
hnl 81 The mr'iisiue sHsT Bhsa IrDH4 the Efst cDss
hrlHh 10 mana. aud anl nou in perfect hsaiti Ebd
it"i as uti o. tcT did -idrf your nlstlrus ops
q the grtRiest - llessitFs
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
SILK :. 4 SPECIALITY,
VELVETS.
PLUSHES.
BLANKETS.
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY.
RIBBONS.
LACES,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
MATTINGS,
HATS,
CAPS,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
&c, &c., &c.
LADIES & CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
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NILLHEIM HOTEL.
VI MlLLHEiN, CENTRE COUNTY. PENS'A
W. ;. MUSSER, Proprietor.

Tie town q hIllhsgu ls losatrd lu peauas NaIl.y
aiuHt tva ui4i-s from C.buru station gu tls lsvI,,
hHrE, centre and spru,e Cr-eA Railroad With .f.r.
rounding that make Iia
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Money Refunded
if goods do not turn out as
represented, and no growing.
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SKIN DISEASES CURED !

- a.. Ffh14sts HsEis Ointment Cutss Hs if -
mage. FWiI~s, Elsss Hssas or Gfuts HlgirL.s
Ahh EfLPigu- 80 The fare. lfAssD. fhs skln eissT,
b0allh} ana Iesuiiui Alo t4Tss ifrh, HhfLyr Itsl
rat hhfumt J"tisT, EiHEvuff1. Esald tIs#a Chaptad
H"has sgfe Nipple, syls Lie nd nbstluaie rlcrfs
huI rafCs, a..
SKIS DisEAFE
,. % aL"r ~ ''s'IaUd a.. suffered lsyand al ds
s'piteH ifuH % rAtH t.rsass fh.rh sil.Af.d ou bee
hanar head ail See. and uearig asstflysd HE syes
The fsi tAfrIDl aurifiHg failed g. byip Hitn hud 81
iei 80 EHd failed he us Dr. ~ l.sis Magic Oiuini,lt
aud We eafoI ig lew application
"a" DO Lfsi aid "ris i"ri'o 'utr igr sEIu ds.ssss
cNsT dIssus'T.I.
-"ti hE mail un f'Hr. 30 - pfire. FiTTg Hrgs.
HtAkl Co.. -.ls PfgIr'.
o.. ! es'y "a, hsa IotE.
~ Eliud, Breeding Itnh.ug ~ J.n.fai.a plIes Df
HhiiHms Ihtisn pIhgATh7 10 cure cure. Pf,.
'iPt - mail lhf sAlF - Druggist. ugsly
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LADIES
COATS & DOLMANS.
MISSES g. CHILDREN'S
COATS & DOLMANS.

Hav1.1 purchased for
CASH eevera1 cases of de-
sirable DRESS GOODS of
a defunCt manufacturer at
ruinous prices. we will in
turn dispose of same to ogr
customers az about half
heir value. REMEMBER
they are the latest styles
and in ell the new and de-
Hirab1e 6 ghs cs uch as Ter
ia Cot.7. Cadet Blue, Rifle
Green, Crushed Strawbar
ry. Olive. Mr rtle, Plum.
Garnet, Navv Browns and
Blacks.
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PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT

runs g. s'sfg tfatu. A. lhc M.ih-iui Hotel aoooif.
noiatigus VII be found hfst-y as. aud terms ug,dsJ.
ate June -. Is7s-Iys
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Arbuckle's Coffee
Choice Roasted Coffee
"a" Sugar
Choice Syrup
Good Calicoes =
Heavy Muslins
Dress Goods as low as
Mems Full Suits from
Overcoats as low as
Ladies' Goats at
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04

snipe. In those days I was an inyeterate
smoker, and Ulysses had never bitten the tip
Of prime Havana. Well, one September
afternoon we were over al Long Lake fishing
for bass. The mosquitoes were thicker than
dies in lager beer saloon, aud they COLI
cluded to eat Ulysses up. He slapped anc
banged aud swore until the mud turtles even
refused to bite, aud then persuaded him TO
take cigar. He protested that he knew
nothing about smoking; but my eloquence
on the theme Of smoke as mosquito killer
won the day, aud the now great man then
aud there smoked his maiden cigat. He stood
IL like q soldier, did not feel stasIck, aud
rated it goodly portion Of heavenly bliss"
.sBut how did you save General Grants
life?" ! impatieutly asked.
"By teaching him to smoke. He took to
the weed as naturally as ali American takes
to bluegrass whiskey, and In all times of
danger since he has pulled away and kept
his wits about him. Why, If | had not
learned General Graut to smoke, he would
no; have been in the smoking car during the
accident on the railroad a few days ago, and
would surely have lost his life"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04
No. 1853
Mining Application.
UNITED State land Orru ",
HELEA NJ. T.. June9 1852


Notice II hereby given that he Hope NJ ming Com
pany an Incorporation existing under the laws Of
the State of Missouri b, Frans L. Perkins, their at
sonry Y, ,af snos ssDe ,n,s AN mp rd
their application for ent to i50S linear feet of
the Silver Chief lode. nine with g. 80 acres OF
surlacc ground knowna. the Durango mill ste.. situ
ated in FLINT Greek mining district, Deer Lodge
connty Montana Territory. and desi mated by the ai
fetal Ia. and field IN in this OF ic. lora
numbers q AID In township north, range IS
west. said lots numbers being descfihed as follows,
to-wit: e.
Re inning at granite some % txs icch-- marked
". C. II A and NJ c. - for corner % !, which
IL sro corner No. Of To- II A. from whih he gnsr-
ter section the east boundary of See Is 7.
TN, X. law hearr - fegFeea ~ minutes W !.
l7a.05 feet f7s Sc rhain.l disfau'. ana running
III nc 81 irtrres m NUTS y. ,302 frei. thence
north 200 tee, tieHee - d-grers 10 minite- ".
i30S iest. h.rce III 52l - cofrer NJ. and
flare OF he.tnhsng
Beginning NJ n posi- " fest long, inches square,
uaiksd1 ". q. q u. ia efHer M Ut ths Durango
mn site frum which he ,isar'.y -~-it5h corner on
the cart boundary q !. =. 4 q ~ W, hears
n ~ deg 80 min W AMI. A. fat rs 81 hahn, lii--
tauf, and e,rnyr No ~ ia - y ~ 90 de-. 10
min 2.65sfI Ee I % q IN n- distant and run
rny theme ~ de-. 10 mir L. III fe L tlrnrc =.
rs deg 80 min w. SO et. III nee 81 deg. - min.
corner No snd iiacs IL beginning.
CoufaInng M area In Lof ~ 81 IL Is acres
claimed and 10 acrt- inciud IN Lot ~ MT clame
end 4 ~ acres in OF "a B. making tBla Of n "A
acrrs helongiag 20 his claim
The lnesfton IT fhi- Claim Is rerorded IN the Re-
cordsr's or ice OF Deer odge csnnty. " hopk X,
Dae- 05 for the lode and BOOK pages 81 and 5sS.
for the miii ate.
The adjoining q simanis are. to the lode. the Hope
Mining Company tpthe Trnp rissure lode. LOT n !.
and the Algonanin Mining Company o. the Estill
lode. as W. On thp west And to the min Site the
Hone Mining Gimp 70 the Bay Horse mill ste, hi
n On the esst. -.
n. b RzzsEIrEa, Attorney for Claimants.
0I&k10
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04
Sherih'S Sale.

Edward G. Markley aud James II. Sherrerd. eur
viying uste' plaIntiIs, We. The algonquin Com
pany. defridant.
To be- sold au sheriff. sale on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5rH, A. d. 1889,
at .OCh y, M, In front M The Court house door,
IN the town and county Of Deer Lodge, In Montana
Ter ituTy. under and by virtue OF execution IN
the above entitled can-e. ssueu out OF the District
Court oi the Second Judicial District If the 1etr-
tory Of Msntana in and the county Of Deer Lodge
the following described property, tO-wit:
That certain arz mining claim situated In Flint
Creek mining district. In the county OF Deer LodG'
aud Territory OF Montana known az the " Bell lode,
designated the United states Land office NJ Hclea.
in said Territory lot No sixtytwO 1921 In Ia htp
No re- Gu III norh. Of range \" thirteen tEl Ell.
said mining claim being bounded hy lines az follows
tu-wtt:
Beginning at post marked No. /, and running
from nRre east I96 tee TO corner NJ ?. m rk;i u,
stone 1SAsxS inchc- n nee Hprth ~ east 55itl Get
IT, Corner B. m trkrd ~ past. tuenCe north S9g
west 1900 feet to NuI marked by lin. sIunt
1sX10x5 inches. frnm which the quarter ton
er on west boundary Tue Of section 30 IN tOTnshi,
rorth OF ran,s 10 west hears north IS Dig. aud {
min. west 43OH feet thence s0uth " WEE, 5flG to-,
TO corner No g. ma ken BY ii"le-tne 1SN6SG inc ~
thence south say dcgre east I02 IL to the Ct
OF heginning snd containing all ara of II BJ acre.
Alsn the " E-fiIi lode mining c ann, situned "
the mining district, county, mud Territory Aforesaid
aid m Ti-ing tn. discovery claim aud claims mum
hered 3, 4, and -uutheas.erlv. ana ella ms mum
bered |. 2, 3 4, aud nU,thwTs erly rOm di-covcr!
clam on said lode. aud beng thr mining claim
described ON page '3l6" Of Blk ID" OF Lodi
Rec0rd- in the office OF the Recorder OF said county
THOMAS srRANG Sherf
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