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The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

| -Four new plastered rooms and bath
room are being added to the Corinne Hotel.
The bath room will be free to guests Of the
house.
The October session Of the district court
bids fair to be long and interesting one,
judging from the number Of cases on the
calendar.
The premature return Of certain young
gent, last week, caused the death of a first.
class personal mention, that was already in
type. Too bad Of you Prof.
Dart has new rubber mat in the front
doorway Of his store. 1t was made 10 order,
and has his name in the center. II was
made by firm in London, England.
May Estclla, youngest child of Mrs. r.
N. Brown, died Monday morning, aged 9
months and 10 days. The funeral was
held from st. James church Tuesday p. m.
Theodore Dupue, formerly of Iowa, has
bought out the Dillon milk route Of Geo.
Allison, and will run 1t in the future. Mr..
Allison will remove, soon, to the Yellow.
stone country.
Eastman has had a complete set Of signs
painted, BY &. A. Lewis, which he hangs
outside of his show window and which are
changed daily, showing what new period
icals have arrived.
Chas. Bliven has purchased a one-half
interest in the California fruit store. The
TRIBUNE wishes abundent success to the
new firm. A change in their advertise
ment will appear next week.
There is one thing we wish to call the
attention Of the Board Of County Commits.
sioners to, and that is the absolute necessity
Of some kind Of walk from Montana
street to the court house. The fall rains
have already set in, and for a week past
the walk to ard from the court house has
been almost impossible on account of the
mud. A walk ought to be made for use
during court week.
1t is reported that the work OF laying the
third rail on the U. & NJ, between Butte
and Garrison, has been suspended, owing
to some disagreement between the U. P.
andN. P. managers. The Butte Miner says:
"Sach rupture will result in an indepen.
dent Northern Pacific track to Butte and
an independent narrow guage to Helena,
which will prove rather beneficial than
to Butte interests"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
GROVER COMEDY COMPANY.

The High School Hall was opened, for
the first time. on Thursday evening by the
Growers In "Lispet the fomboy." They
were billed for Wednesday evening, also
but the hall was not in shape at that time,
owing to the neglect OF the person engaged
to nix It up. The Growers had a full house
and played fairly ll,all things considered
The majority ofthe audience would rather
they had played "Our Boarding House."
The new hall will prove a great addition
to Dillon, when It is fitted up with proper
seats, curtains and stage. The stage ought
to be at least twenty inches higher and
slightly inclined, SO that it could be seen
from all parts Of the house. The managers
should put stop to the ear. piercing whis-
Ting INDUCED In at nearly every hall en-.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
SHERIDAN NOTES.

| Ihreshing Is progressing finely all owe
.he valley Many fields yield 20 bushel,
Inc new sme!ter, at Bradford,is complet,
IN all Its appointments. Owing to some un
explained contingency the fires will not b,
lighted for some weeks.
The dwelling and barn Of Mr.. lone. are
nearly finished.
Mining is lively In the surrounding ,o,,,r
tatns. The prospect Of market for the ore
makes the old '49ers glad.
=. >. Davis and the boy Eakles. who hav.
been swindling the Brandon peonie h.vs
finally been driven of. Davis and the hov
were last seen' with coat.tails flying, on the
ROAD 70 Virginia City. They had debts 40.
gregattng from $1,000 to S,.on heh;nS
Report says r. P Bate,nan will disconr,
ms little investment, of nearly S,,,oo dol.
lars tor cash, while dozen or NOR. 49,
miners are waiting for from $50 to SO
a% ~ zoe &c, Franklin with nearly $500 of
a beet BILL would all like to get a xttle ,,,s.
eye" account They deny being Mormon,
ana yet uphold the beast polygamv but on.
tn'ns Is certain their religion does not ,,,.I =
them honest men. ''"~e
There has been but one o,t,.-
1s,. lately and that was a run. away VITA
,oel'e'e she has taken up her abode in !.
deserted cabin. 'e IN
Bilall has moved into town,
Mr.. t'emmel will soon return to IT.,
Judge Farran and family have re.urnsd
rom the Geysers' wonderful sights. h,,, -
not want to so again until the roads ore Nv W.
ter-pilsrims don't know how 70 en;a -. w.
good roads. Ivy o"r
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
DEATH OF MRS. T. 3. HAMILTON.

Butte Miner, September goth: tits with
sorrow that We record the death Of Nellie
wife OF /. 5. Hamilton, which took place
at their residence yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Hamilton was one Of the pioneers of Alder
Gulch, having gone to that place in 1864,
where soon after he became acquainted
", with and married Miss Helen Cornell.
They remained in Virginia City until 1877,
when they removed to Sheridan, where they
resided until 1851 when they moved to this
city. Through all the trials and tribulations
OF life she has been true, faithful and de.
voted wife. They were never blessed with
children.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.

The following are the causes on the cal
endar Of the District Court, which con-
inences next Monday morning:
451. Territory Of Montana vs. Henr
Miller ;indictment Tor drawing deadly wear
ons.
379. Emma ID. Avery VS.. Henry II
Avery; alimony and divorce.
1872. Frank Trusty VS.. Pond Il Urlir
motion to retax costs.
Ar. Athol F. Wright VS.. John C.. Ste
ger; debt.
AS. L. Heimbokel vs.. Otis Zugbaun
4ao. Patrick Kelly VS.. Mathew Rifle,
ct al; debt.
~. John II. Mitchell VS.. N. Arm stron
& Co.; debt.
433. Jas. Germansen VS.. S. W. Hitler
and G. w. Perkins.
49, kirkpaicrtk Bros. VS.. J. NJ. Earnest
debt.
437. VIM. R. Gilbert VS.. Mary l.. Gil
bert; divorce.
43S. VIM. ]. Breed vs.. Emma Breed
! divorce.
40. Nettic NJ. Wilson vs.. Claybor n I,
Wilson; divorce.
AS. Peter Wagner vs.. Martha Wagner
divorce.
446. Nelson Story VS.. VIM. F. Wood.
AZ. Annie ]. Parfet vs.. Jas. Parfet; d.
vorce.
447K Peter P. Rath VS.. Edmund h,
Fairfield; enforcement Of contract
4+s. Lindsey p. Philips vs.. David F.
Reinhardt; replevin.
40. Robt. Boldly vs.. Rosa Ann Boldly
divorce.
+so Kartur K. Peck vs. Jos. c. Metlen
1904 A. L. Bancroft vs.. ID. A. Dinelev
appeal from probate court.
49,. Fred'k Peck vs.. Chas Nlikus, ct al.
4S3. Chas. E. r. Steen vs.. U.NN. R,R.
%S+. Libbie Brown W. Thos. N. Brown
divorce.
ass. Clay Charley ct al. VS.. llecla Mining
Co.; debt.
4s7. Lizzie Stephens vs.. David Crockett
Stephens; divorce.
+ss, Kate Mclaughlin vs.. John s. Nc
Laughlin; divorce.
40. Hugh Patton VS.. John Schmidt,
+ot. Ellen R. Baker VS.. John G. Baker i;
divorce.
46a. Catharine NJ. Schultz vs.. Frank
A. Schultz; divorce.
4o3' Henry Ward VS.. A. ]. Ogreen.
+64. r. z. Thomas VS.. Geo. W. Perkins
+os. Philip Grovant vs.. Jared Williams !;
debt.
900. N. Armstrong & Co. vs.. Chas. E,
Blunt ct al. debt.
4.
.4o7. lrask Y Graves VS.. Mary A. Good.
rich ct al; foreclosure Of mortgage.
4os. VIM. Roe VS.. John G. Bryant, John
II. Rourk and Simeon Estes; debt.
+69. Isaac Van Camp VS.. John Weight.
man.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

MY case is just here, said citizen to a
lawyer. "The plaintiff will swear that hit
him. will swear that did not. Now
what can YOU lawyers make on7of that il
we 60 to trial?" "a hundred dollars .,sy
w;s the r.ply."
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
New Advertisements This Week.

$50 Reward.
Corinne Stables.
Alias Summons.
Local-Mrs. Hanson.
Local-Colson Hotel.
Card-Chas. Bliven.
Card-J. B.Yeomans.
Raffie-Prof. Lewis.
Local-Kirkpatrick Bros.
Card--Schmalhausen & Noble.
Millinery Goods-Mrs. Z. A. Lewis.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

6O1l11aS or AT Cost

Mrs. G. A. Lewis, who has lately arrived from
Miles City, will close out the remainder of her
days at BELOW cosr-consisting Of fall and winter
Millinery, ribbons, plumes, braids, hair goods,
West India iewciry, etc. This will be a rare op.
portunity for those who wish to avail themselves Of
low prices.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned
tor the recovery Of head Of mules and head of
horses, branded { on left hip and r on left Shout
der, also some have H. on left hip.
Dennis Collins.
4o'43 Laurn, M T.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE OF BEAVER.
HEAD COUNTY,

The Democratic Central Committee o
Beaverhead county met in special session
at the county Clerks office In Dillon, Fri
day, September alst, 1883, at s o'clock p. m
for the purpose Of nominating delegates ia
the coming Constitutional Convention, I'M.
der "llouse Joint Resolution" approved
March 9TH, 1883.
The following members were present:
DR.. II. Schmalhausen. j. i. i. j. Glendale.
A. M. Morrison. ....... :. Lion City.
r. l.. Graves. ............B annack.
l.. &. Fyhrie. ................Di Dillon.
Joseph Shineberger. zee. Red Rock.
Ion Bray. ......".........Ar gentu.
Absent, w. B. Carter. ..Dillon.
The meeting was called to order by DR..
Schmalhausen, permanent chairman. On
motion Phil ID. McGough was chosen sec.
rotary. On motion Of A. NJ. Morrison,
Joe A. Browne, Of Darling, was nominated
as one Of said delegates. On motion Of L.
G. Fyhrie, Robt. b. Smith, Of Dillon, was
chosen the other nominee. Con Bray moved
that DIR. IL. Schmalhausen, chairman, be
empowered to confer with The ctairmen of
other Central Committees In this Judicial
District, as to the best mode Of selecting a
candidate, as delegate at large, to said con.
vention. On motion the committee al.
journed, sine die.
II. ScHMALHACsEN, Chairman.
PHIL ID. McGoUGH, Secretary.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Thos E Ravenscroft
w G Orr
John r Wilson
Alvin Dewitt
Wn, F Mansfield
Lowell Wagon Co
d Lamont
Phil Thorpe
Jas P Murray
6 H Wallin
III Larwill
Sehree Ferris&White
w II Davis
A G Wallander
G Mead
F E Foote
B L Smith
NJ NJ Harris
T w Callaghan
A L Perkins
F Kirkpatrick
r B Patterson
w H Dorchester
T w Poindexter Jr
] r Holden
VIM Jones
S D Beebe
L II Sanborn
IF Voc
Alph Decker
Chas + tracy
Gustav Bachstein
w p Layne
L E Stringham
q Klemm
F p Caldwell
Thomas Flynn
E H Brundage
v P Briggs
Al w Crowell
Fred Wick
Rupert B Nuckolls
John Hoffman
w T Holcomb
p E Poindexter
H ] Sweet
D T Chapman
Richard Lowe
Peter Larsen
E Coffin
C. L Miller
Will AJones
Fl Brundage
] NJ Mann
Robt Kirkpatrick
Monroe Mann
Chas Bliven
Phil D McGough
Joe A Brown
VIM B Carter
w c Snyder
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
GRAND AND TRIAL JURORS FOR THE
OCTOBER TERM OF COURT.

The following Is list Of the Grand and
Trial jurors for the October term Of District
Court which begins mex. Monday, October
9Th:
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

There will be Grand RafFic for large, magnif.
cent Swiss Music BOX during Court week At the
saloon OF Stiles II Mikus. This instrument was
purchased in Philadelphia and cost 500,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

ny:
John R Selway
'rhos Loughridge
| Martha Lo,,ghridge
! John Wiles
John Dunn
d B Mason
Robt II Selway
Fred ] Bird
Carleton lines
John c Innes
| Henry H Porch
| A Sullivan
Benjamin Bond
A Morrison
| J G Strop
I T Farley
Harvey Sullivan
Phil H Poindexter
Isaac Van Camp
&c F Van Camp
II A Smith
WIN Smith
A E Graeter
E p Tucker
Morton Geary
Phil Johnson
w F Wood
VIM Gilbert
David F Reinhardt
r A Reynolds
Robt T Wing
Jas kirkpatrick
F NJ Cunnard
Lee Goetchius
Geo w Dart
NV Lapish
Ed Maynard
Mrs Eastman
Henry Baker
] w keadicker
Mrs Colson
Tim Callahan
Geo Walker
r Boldly
w ] Crowell
L D Graeter
John A Nickam
w S Sherman
w S Barbour
T E Foster
Mrs R Bradwell
Frank Landon
Jacob Shower
&c Ore,n
John Shively
F F Conyne
Chas Morton
d Newcomer
RObt Smith
Mrs L Kupfer
Fidel Huber
&c Blancl,er
H L Bishop
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NOTICE

Charlie Blivcn takes pleasure in announcing to
the people Of Dillon and vicinity that he has pur.
and thanks his friends for their former patronage
and hopes TO see them all at his new stand.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.

A Livery, Feed and Sale Stable is now being run
in connection with the Corinnc Hotel. First class
rigs furnished ut all times.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Mrs. Coson has just finished and furnished all of
the rooms in her new hotel, and is now ready to
give all concrs bed and board for any length of
time desired. It Is the best hotel in town.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
'tgS For Sale,

-. nave Is choice berkshire and Chester White
pigs which will sell at reasonable prices.
!, L. DlN6l1Y.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
DRIVING BU0GIEN,

81 81 you want to buy cheap tor cash and get oil,
buy close, and give their customers the hencHt
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
A Young Man Found In the RIVER WIN u
Bullet Hole in his Forehead
and Skull Crushed.

On last Sunday afternoon, as Fred WICK
was hunting ducks, on the Beaver -'' river
northwest OF town, he sudden came
across the dead body Of a man, lying in the
water. lie Immediately returned to town.
gave the alarm and, accompanied D large
party of men, again sought the pl.,r; OF the
CHASTITY sight The victim, upon exanln.
alton proved to be young man about 20
years old, black hair, smooth face and was
dressed in mixed suit Of grey, 'aundried
blue shirt and fine boots, all sec, 'gly new.
| In his pockets were found buckskin purse
containing fifty cents in silver, silk hand
kerchief and pair of kid gloves. He also
had silk handkerchief tied around his
neck. Upon the arrival Of the Coroner the
body was taken from the water and laid on
the bank ofthe river, where 1t remained till
Monday morning, when 1t was put in coffin
and brought to town. AS near as can be
estimated the body had lain in the river
from two to three weeks, and the water had
washed the skin off in several places. In
the center of the forehead was a small round
hole, and the skull was mashed in just over
the right eye, showing quite coz T. ely
that the dead man was the victh Of foul
murder. After the corpse was exposed un"
til Monday noon, without being ''cognized
by anyone, it was given dece trial.
Whether the deed was committed here
or farther up the river, is off curse, hard to
tell, as the man was not known and there is
no circu,nstantial evidence pointing in any
direction. This is the third corpse found
within year and half under similar cir
cu,nstances, in this immediate vicinity, and
It is about time some sort Of an investiga-
ton were instituted.
TESTIMONY OF FRED WICK.
Frederick Wick, being sworn, stated that
while out hunting, on Sunday afternoon,
for the purpose Of trying a new gun, and
when on the bank of the B.averhead, about
one mile west Of Robert Selway's residence,
he saw the form Of dead man lying on
the opposite side of the river and lodged on
bed Of gravel. That after satisfying him.
self that It was the body OF man, he came
to Dillon and reported the fact to Chas
Hirschman, coroner, who Immediately re.
paired 10 the designated spot, accompanied
by party Of men.
The verdict Of the Coroner's jury was as
follows:
TERRITORY OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF BEAvERHEAD,
An inquisition held at Bank of Beaver.
head river due west of r. Selway's house.
IN Beaverhead county, on the list day Of
October, A. D. 1853, before me, Charles
tIirschman, Coroner Of said county, upon
the body there lying dead, by the jurors
whose names are hereunto subscribed, the
said Jurors upon their oath's do say that
the man unknown to us here lying dead
before us came to his death by gun, shot
BY parties unknown to us.
w. NJ. KELLY.
DAN MILLER.
BERNARD CURRAN.
FRANK ADAMS.
S. w. CROMWELL.
RoB'T ] BoDDy.
This verdict was made, signed and deliv-
cred to me this list day Of October, A. II.
1853.
CHAs.HIRscHMAN,
Coroner.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

kirkpatrick Bros. have just opened their new
Dry Goods. It is treat the late STYLES of Ia
dies collars. shawls, gloves, hoods, buttons, gng.
hams and calicocs.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

W. WAY soon have some more Of those nice side.
har Top Buggies. Call and examine them h..isrr
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant them the hest
TH4 JOHN w, LOWELL WAcos Co
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Next week Kirkpatrick Bros. will open their new
stock Of cloaks, yarns and WOODEN goods. All OF
which will be sold low.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
$50 REWARD.

car load OF oat meal corn meal and rye flour.
just received at L. Fyhrie Il Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

The Aut0phone, an AUTOMATIC musical ins,ru.
'nent; and i've pieces Of music tor eS.on .Nnvchilt
san pay me most difficult music ut sight. Call al
sne Furniture Store and examine them,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

BROWNS PEPsIN TOXIC is the best west
ern remedy for Dyspepsia, oppression after
eating. loss of appetite, head ache &c. One
trial will prove our assertion, to your salts.
faction.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mrs. l.. r. Hanson has four nicely furnished
rooms for rent lin her new buldngncar the millinery
store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

o 70 Mrs Hanssms. tor Dr. Balls Health
Preserving Corset. They are the hest wearing Ind
most comt'.rtahlc corsets that made; especially
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

a nne assortment Of WALL. PAPER n,st re
ceaved ut {. l.. Thomscn's California Fruit stove
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.

The Caldwell Wagon fur sale by Geo, w, Dart
Call and examine these Wagons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

SttlLO'S vrrAI.IZER is what Won need 6,r
Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness ard ai
symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and u cents M,
hottie. Sold at the Dillon Drug Store
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
We are Preparing to Move into Our
New Store.

~ foaseQusnce we are selling all kinds Of mer.
eaasosse nj the ASsnest faossttse AMs,0jM.
Nov Is the time IN huy CLOTHING. HATS
BOOTS and SHOES CA EAP.
k'rxrArRlCk Bxos.. Dillon, Mont,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Mrs. L. =. Hanson has Just received part of her
fall stock Of WOOlcn and Worsted Goods and Fam
cy Millinery. She invites all the ladies Of Dillon
and vicinity to call and inspect her stock while it is
fresh and complete.
A Car Load Of Nails received this day
ny GEO. w. DART,
A large lot Of Heating and Cooking stoves
just received. CIV. DART.
New goods, Of all kinds, constantly arrive
Ing 1t q. w. DARTS,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

CIRQUE, WHOOPING COUGH and Bront hits
in,mediatey relieved by Shilo's cnre. Sold at the
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

sLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable by tha,
srf 1 cough shilos cure is the remedy for you
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

a new lot Of kitchen and dining.room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
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To .a.,rer,iser.: Office R,.,...

To .ldrertisers: Office Nssles.
Ads, in special positions a. special prices.
Transient ads. must be paid for in advance.
"A copy Of the paper is not gratis to advertisers
ALI bills for advertising are due at the end of
e .ch quarter.
Quarterly changes are allowed in regular yearly
DIS. If more than four changes made in any one
Il l., Il charge for composition will be made.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

We will shortly have full supply Of bupYics and
carriages, manufactured by the Abbot Carriage Co.
Ihne;aEo nl. Call and examine them before 7ur.
c"as'nk where, ~ they are the best made.
The JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
>~~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~>>>~~>s
Another car load OF those Rushford farm wauons
just received at the warehouse Of
THE ]. w. L. w. Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

l. q. Fyhrte = GO carry the largest and best
M1ck OF tobaccos in Montana. Get our wholesale
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

uWH. blowing. 70" WANT one Of ny those .s..
49, ~ Oe incompatible ''Cassaty Sulkvs. >
Vt SERnEE, FEmwls Il WHlTK's S"'"Ss'
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

0en4OOs Single or Double Buvxv
Erasm, stagS or Flow. Cheaper than ever ut SEBREE
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

sHILO'S COUGH and Consumption cure is sold
" the Dillon Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Will Yoy SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and Live,
you. Sold ut the Dillon Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shilo's Cat,rrh remedy Price r. cenfs
Nasal injector tree. Sold at the Dillon Drug Store
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

For lame Back, Side or chest use Shilo's porus
FIaseer. Price IS cents. Sold at Dillon Drug Sinre
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

4o.%3
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Having purchased the lumber business Of Green {,
Walters we willcontinuc the sa.nc ut the old stand.
and will c'rrya full and complete stock Of rough
and finished lumber. doors. sash. blinds, ,nouainvs.
building paper etc., etc., all of which will be sold ut
bed rock prices.
Having the largest and hest equipped steam plan.
ing mill in the Territory. we are prepared to furnish
special jobs fan, kind, ON short notice and guar
autee satisfaction in all cases.
ANA \.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

Ex..,s w,aME. at your own price. at SxsREs
By the bushel or carload. Mt KIRK.
At16I PATRICK bros,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
: SUMMONS,

CSTATE OF California;. COUNTY OF SACRA;
mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People Of the State OF Cali:
fornia to H. s. Beals administrator OF the estate OF
John Wockman. Mary Elizabeth Workman, Gran
vile Wockman, Harry WoclSman, Mary Z. Foy and
Fanny Workman, Randolph Wittenbrook, -
Foy and to all persons unknown wh1Nhave or claim
anv interest in the hereinafter described property,
greeting: You are hereby notified that an &C.
ton was commenced in the Superior Court OF
the county of Sacramento, State aforesaid, by
filing complaint in the Clerks Office OF SAID Court,
on the Ist day Of DECEMBER, 1852, In which
action G. Nj. Cotton and B. F. Cotton plaintiffs,
and you are defendant. That the general nature
of the action, appears from said complaint is as
follows To obtain decree from said Court that
the property named in the complaint to wit: That
part of the Sheldon or 0mochumnes Grant, IN the
county of Sacramento State of California, bounded
as follows: Eastery by lands OF George s. Stelson,
southerly by the Costumes river, westerly oy lands
OF Thomas Mclaughlin, and northerly by the north
erlyline of said grant said land is known as the
lower or westerly half of lot four and the upper or
easterly half of lot five of the baylor portion OF said
grant-for partition OF said property according to
the respective rights of te parties thereto; but in
case partition cannot be had without injury to those
rights then for sale OF said premises and divis-
ion of the proceeds, after the payment OF all eN-
penses according to the rights of the parties, and
for such other relief as may be just. Aud you are
hereby directed to appear and answer said complaint
within ten days from the service of this writ, eX-
elusive Of the day of service, If served on you in
said county OF Sacramento and within thirty days.
exclusive OF the ay Of service, If served elsewhere
and you are further notified that unless you so ap-
pear ami answer within the time above specified,
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thomas II. Berkey, Clerk
of sae Court aforesaid do hereunto set nv hand
and affx the seal OF said Court. this LIST day OF
DECEMBER, A. d. 1882.
[sRAll THOS. Ii. BERKEY, County Clerk
BY CHARLES NJ. CoeLAN, Deputy Clerk.
Freeman s BATES, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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