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TIL EN- AND NOW,

The following lines were published in
the Deer Lodge Nc7v North WeH some
dozen years ago, as take off on Judge Ma.
guire's sanguine article in the Bozeman
Pick and PIo7r descriptive Of the gold fields
Of the Clarke's Fork country. The effort
Is supposed to have sent the author Of the
"poam' to sleep in the Deer Lodge grave.
yard-or, perhaps, he died OF pneumonia
at Leadville, Col. Readers Of early day
Montana newspapers will remember Harry
J. Norton, when they read it--but Judge
Mcguire and the Clarke's Fork gold mines
still survive:
The winter clouds were sitting down,
AS hurried through Il mining town,
a Chinee with ltslded pole
With face set firmly on the goal
Clarke's Fork.
His limbs were stout. his eve was clear
And "heeled" SO we'll he'd nouyht to fear,
But gazing wildly to the front,
lie now and then was heard to grunt-
"klarkee Fo'k!"
A pitving miner cried aloud
W." uS"s'N's SeAIy-tItC ulkll - VIII.
A voice came back through storm and cold !:
"Mellican man catch heapee gold,
klarkee Fo kw
A ranchman from his cabin door
Called ont above the winds loud roar
"Stop, John, with me, here's grub and bed!"
But washee heathen only said
"klarkee Fc'kw
mo Chinaman can stand this slect
The snow will be your winding sheet
Await the SPRING" Mcguire said;
But the heather traveller shook his head,
"Klarkee FOX"
In time he reached the Yellow.tonc,
His muscle weak, his rice all gone;
But grit, as yet not quite played out,
For once again he tried to shout
"klarkee Fok!'
4 heathen by the ford was found
His chopsticks spread upon the ground,
The snow in heaps about him rose,
And IN his mouth the words were froze-
"kiarkee Fo'k!"
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THANKSGIVING.

By the President IF the United States. A
Proclamation.
In furtherance Of thecustom of this peo.
pie at the closing OF each year to engage
upon day set apart for that purpose, in
special festival Of praise to the Giver OF all
good, I, Chester A. Arthur, President OF
the United States, do hereby designate
Thursday, the ,9'h day Of November next
as day of National Thanksgiving. The
year which is drawing to close has
been replete with evidences Of divine good
ness. The prevalence Of health, fullness OF
harvest, stability Of peace and order, growth
OF fraternal feeling, spread Of intelligence
and learning, continued enjoyment OF civil
aud religious liberty, all these and count
less other blessings are cause for rcveren'
rejoicing.
do; therefore, recommend that on the
day above appointed the people rest from
their accustomed labors, and, meeting IN
their several places Of worship, express
their devoat gratitude to God that He hath
dealt SO bountifully with this nation, and
pray that his grace and favor may abide
with US forever.
(siyncd,) CHESTER a. ARTHUR.
FREpk r. FRELIN6HUysEN,
Secretary Of State.
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Tteaf npfefs.
NOTICE TO CO-tIWNER.

YNO THOMAS LEWIS: You are here
l. by notified that the undersigned have
in compliance with the requirement. of the
law performed labor and made improve
ments Of the value Of one hundred (loo) dol.
lars in representing for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1882, the FL Dorado quartz claim.
situated in Blue Wing Mining district,
Beaverhead County, NJ. r., and yon are
hereby notified that unless you contribute
or cause to be contributed your proportion
of.secss expenditure, amounting to sixteen
dollars and sixty six and two-thirds cents,
($l6,66z5> together with interest and costs,
within ninety days from date Of this notice
all your right, Little interest and claim in and
to the aforementioned quartz lode claim
will become the property OF the undersigned
your co.owners,who have made the rcquir-
cd expenditure.
DAVID LEWIS.
THOMAS JUDGE.
Butte, Mont, Aug 3, 1853 (35-4S)
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Republican National Convention.

Colonel John A. Martin, Secretary Of the
National Committee recently sent out the
following call; A meeting Of the Republi-
can National COMMITTEES will be held at
the Arlington House, Washington, d. C.,
on Wednesday, December II, 1883. at IL
o'clock, for the purpose Of deciding upon
the date and place for holding the next
national Republican convention The com.
n,ittee will also elect chairman in place Of
Vice.Governor Marshall Jewell, deceased.
AT the meeting Of the committee held in
Washington on the 18th Of January last,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resol,cd, That the call for the next Re.
publican National Convention shall be SO
broad and liberia. as to unite cooperation
without imposing any other tests Of tealty.
The Republicans ot the various congres.
sional districts shall have the option Of
electing their delegates at separate popular
delegate conventions, called on similar no.
tice, and held in the districts at any time
within fifteen days next prior TO the meet
ing OF the State convention, ana such dele.
gates shall be chosen in the latter method
ii not elected previous to the meeting OF
the State convention. Two delcgtes shall
be allowed from each Territory and from
the District Of Columbia, similarly chosen.
Notice Of contests shall be given to the
National Convention, accompanied BY full
printed statements Of grounds Of contests,
which also shall Ike made public, and pref:
erence in the order Of hearing and deter.
mining contests shall be given bv the Con.
vention, according to the dates Of reception
of such notices and statements by the Ma.
tionai Committee. A full attendance OF
members Is earnestly requested.
(SigneU A. MARTIN,
Secretary.
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0UMM0N0,

y the Probate Court Of the County Of Bc,vcrhcal
! Territory of Montana.
W. Dimnitt 4 Co, Plaintiffs VS.. Henry I..wcll.
Defendant.
The people Of the Territory nf Montana send
greeting to Henry I.awcll, defendant:
You a'e treby required to appear IN action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff il,
the Justice court of Dillon. county Of Bcavcrhc,,l
Territory Of Montana. and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, (cxcl,sivc Of the dy
Of servce) after the vice you Of this summons
fserscd within this county or If served Of this
county, hut in this district, within twenty days; 9TH
erwise within forty days; or Judgment by dc.
fault will be taken against you. according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover from YOU the
sum ot due from you to plaintiffs for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered 10 YOU during
the year iSS3 your instance and request is fully
set forth in plaintiff conp!nt filed herein and
that case Of cigars containing about ten th,s.
and the property 0f the dcfcndcnt has been
And you are hereby notified that II you f:,ll to APP
pear and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiffs will take Judgment for said ,,,nt
oi 34,3 besides costs.
Given under my hand and the seal Of shc Probate
Cour. o! the county Of Kcavcrhcad, Territory of
Montana this 1st day Of Octobcr,in tn year III our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three.
RoBr. I. WING,
Rohr u, SMITH, Probate Judg".
Atty. for Pl'tf. 4,.4h
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DELEGATES ID ELECTED TO THE CON.
STITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Ihe election Of delegates to the Consti.
tutional Convention resulted in the election
Of over two-thirds Democratic members ot
that body. Thirty.two Democrats and
thtfteen Republicans are reported elected
The official count may make one or two
changes in the following list:
! First Judicial District-Walter Cooper
Dem.; A. F. Burleigh, Rep.
Second Judicial District-W. w, Dixo,,
DEM; JAS. II. Mills, Rep.
Third Judicial District-W. B. flundley
Dem.; I. c. Power, Rep.
beaverhead County Jos. A. Browne
and Robt. b. Smith, Democrats.
Choteau County-T. E. Collins, Dem.
w. H. Hunt, Rep.
Custer county-R. S. Edwards, Dem.
=. w. Savage, Rep; VIM. Van Gasken
Independent
Dawson County,. F. Malo,tey, Dem
Deer Lodge County-John {. Robinson
E. b. Waterbury, Joaquin Abascal, Demo.
Gratis.
Gallatin County-S. ". Langhorne, r
| w. Hanson, X. p. Vivion, X. u. Dunham
Democrats; +. ID. pease, Rep.
Jefferson County,. McSorley, Dem.
| N. Merrinan, Rep.
Lewis and Clarke County,. X. Toole
Matthew Carroll, Democrats; G.e Steele
Cornelius Hedges, Republicans.
Madison Connty--lI. S. Howell, Dem.
]. E. Galloway, Rep.
Meayher County-T. l.. Gorha,n, W. E,
Iierney,J F. McClintock, Democrats.
Missoula County--W. ]. Mccormick,
K. A. Eddy, W. ]. Stephens, Democrats
w. II. French, Rep
Silver Bow County-W. A. Clark, r. l..
Napton, Marcus DAILY, J. &. Thornton, ".
Y. Pe,nberton, Democrats; II. Knowles,
Rep.
Yellowstone Connty-F. NJ. Proctor,
+. 5. Greene, Democrats.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN Justice Court, Glendale Township, Bcavcrhc.d d
county. Territory Of Montana, before Richard 4.
Thomas, J..
George F. Vanwart, plaintiff. vs. lanes l. Kinney,
defendant
The people Of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to James /. Kinney, defendant: You are
hereby required 10 appear at my office in the town
ship "f Glendale, Be:,verhcad county, Territory Of
Montana, within tent 10, days after the legal puc:,-
nn of this summons and answer the complaint ,,,
file, in action to OF y, tha nf twelve
G.l dollars, alleged t" be due and owing from yo,.
to plaintiff tor meals and one hclst.a,d sold and
delivered Ia y,'ur instance and rttln st.
And hereby notified that i. fail appe ,r
and answer said complaint, AS above required the
said plaintiff will take Judgment 10y default. against
YOU for the oftwclvc Ie, dollars and cost> at
suit.
Given under NV hand this 18th day nt October, \.
H., 1883. RICHARD Il. THOMAS,
}!-4h Justice of the Peace.
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ALIAS SIMMONS.

I N the Justice Court. Lion Township, Beavc.f.:.d
. county, Montana Territory, before Geo. +. Tar.
bell, !. r.
\. Nose Morrison, Plaintiff. VS.. Calvin A. Koun,
defendant.
The people Of the territory Of Montana send greet.
ing to Calvin \. koon, defendant: You are hereby
required to Appear at my office in the township ot
Lion, tsesverhcad County, Territory 1T Montana,
within ten <lo) days after the legal publication of
this summons. and answer the complaint on file in
IN action to recover If YOU the stun Of fifty and
thirtv-one hundrcdths dollars ($so.3,) balance nj.
legged to te due from you TO plaintiff fer goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered to vu,.
At vntr instance and request.
property Of the defendant, to.wit: One cabin at
Lion City, and one stove and furniture.
And YOU hereby notified that il YOU fail to IN.
pear and answer said complaint, above required.
the said plaintiff will take Judgment Ivy default
against YOU for the sun, Of fifty and thirty on,
hundrcdths dollars 1880 al and costs t,f suit.
Given under my hand this s,,d day Of October. A.
D. 1883.
GEORGE 4. TARBEI.1,
l4S.40J Justice Of the Peace
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrFlcE AT HELENA, NJ. r.. Oct. 20. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in supp'rt Of his claim, and
that said proof will bc made before x. r. Wing,
Probate Judge Of lscavcrhcad county. Montana, 1T
his office in Dion,on Saturday, November ~, 1883.
viz: Joshua shiplcv. prcvmption tccl:ra,ory state
mcnt No soti. for the n v "t the EH and th..
Mex Of the VIZ Of Sec, % II. ssou,h, Range
west.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
Kcnoit Ahcv, Ro,nulous l,rown, Geo. st ,u!1hcr.
and James Maultiin, all os Rcav, ri,. dCountvM. T..
(3-J7l f.ADkINSOE, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r..

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MT.
October, 10th ,sS3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention tn make
final proof in support o: his claim, and that said
proof will he made before Robert I. Wing, Probate
Judge Of lscnv.rhcad County, Montana, nj Dillon,
NJ T.. on Monday, Dec, I'd lSss VIZ: Daniel n.
Miller, who made homestead application, No., l477
for the NJ Of NEH and N15 ot SWA Sec, IS TIP,
South H., west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF, said
land, VIZ:
WIN. II. Gilbert. rhos. NJ. Sclwav, John ". Miller
and Louis Hoffman, all ut Dillon. s:,vcrhead county
MT. +. ADktNSOS,
[H-a7] Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. Ia.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. Il. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ ed settler has fled notice Of his intention t.
make final prGot in support Of his claim, and that
bate Judge in and for 4seaverhead county, NJ T., al
his Office in Dillon, NJ. T.. on Monday Dec. s+ti
1854. viz: Joseph b. Crow, administrator. Of tht
estate Of Stephen r. Ashworth, deceased, who made
prc.e,nption dcciratory statement No. ss4s tor thu
s. E. Y ot the s. E. 4 Sec. io; 5. W. 4 OF S.W. x
Sec. 20 and N. u of n. W. Y Sec. so Up. S. OF r.
i3W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of, said
land, viz: Martini. Ney. George 1. batcheid-r
James Mcknight and Louis w. R.lyillc. all OF Ban
mack, Rc:.vcrhead county NJ. 7.
+. ADkIESON. Register.
". S. BARBOUR, Atty for J. B. Crow, adm.
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GlEANINGs FROM THE RO, ,Es.

San Francisco has had s:3 fires during
the past year.
The assessed valuation of Colorado for
the year 1883 is 1,oooo,ooo.
The Arctic whaling fleet Is returning ia
San Francisco, after successful season.
The U. S. sub. Treasury in San Francisco
has In its vaults $71,ooo,ooo the larges,
sum ever on hand in Its history.
The credit system is being sat down upon
In Oregon. 1t has already covered the
western half Of the State with mortgages.
The liabilities Of the Rev. PIER I .oe
Rocky Mountain Christian Advocate have
been ascertained, after investigation, to be
over $4,000. Assets, $1,000.
Gov. Lee, Of Wyoming T,sritory, has
obtained verdict for $,,4bo against the
City Of New York, in the Supreme Court
for injuries received from being thrown
from wagon on Broadway, in 1873.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says
that owing 10 inadequate mail service, lsn
sacks of mail from St. Paul and eastern
cities for points between Portland and Hell
ena are lying there, and the quantity is dai-
" increasing.
The Indians at the Blackfeet agency
have about enough grub to last them until
the first Of January, and then the Lord will
have to provide, or the Indians will, and
the white mans herds across the Marias
will suffer the loss Of many a fat COW.
A St. Paul Globe special from Living.
ston, Montana, under date of November
10th, says: The Flathead Indians last night
visited the Crow agency and stole fifty
ponies. The Crows pursued, overtaking
the party at aybreak. A severe fight took
place which resulted in the killing OF two
Flatheads. One Crow was wounded and
the ponies recaptured.
Marcus d. Boruck, editor and proprietor
Of the California Spirit Of the Times amb
U"deyzvritevs .3omv~al, is agitating through
his paper the matter Of fgettiny upa Worlds
Fair to be held in San Francisco in 1857.
The citizens Of California are becoming in.
tcrested, and the motion is heartily second.
ed by nearly all the papers ofthat State, as
we'll as many eastern journals. There can
be no doubt Of its success II ever entered
upon, and I. would certainly prove Of great
value to the Pacific Coast by the way Of
advertising its resources and possibilities.
The Union and Northern Pacific roads
issued joint circular, on November 1st, to
the effect that arrangements had been per.
fected for an interchang ge of passenger traf
ic to and from the Pacific coast, at Garri.
son, Montana. General passenger agents
are instructed 10 ut once begin the sale OF
tickets BY way Of Garrison to all points on
the line Of the Oregon Railway and Navi.
CATION Company, including San Francisco,
and all points on the Oregon and California
Railway to Wallula Junction, but not to
points west beyond Portland nor east OF
Wallula Junction.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hcrth given that the partn. rshp here.
~ totorc existing hv and between \. N. Morrison,
end Al q. Clark, in Lion City, Hcav.rhcad county
Territory ot Montana is this day dissolved nv M,
tial consent the undersigned assuming I'LL thu liah;l-
,tics of the said firm Of \. NJ. Morrison l. Co. All
debts due said firm t. te paid to the undersigned
\. NJ. MORRISON.
Lion Cltv, Mont, Sept, 10th ,Ss3. a..
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrrlcE AT HELENA, MT, Octnbcr, ,eo, ISS,
MOTTO + is hereby given that the following IL. NJ,
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention tn
make final proof in support Of his claim, and t,a,
said proof will bc made before Rohcrt 7. Wing.
Probate Judge in and for t'cavcrhcad county, NJ. r.,
1T my Office in Dillon, Mont. ,,m December 9th 1854
vz: Rudal?h Peterson, who made presumption u. s.
'Nn. SS.l for the NEA Sec. 10 tip. ! s. Of X. $ ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cont inuos residence upo and cultivation oi said
land viz: Wason NJ. Oliver, Charles J.. Thomson.
Lars Hanson and Frank Conync.
II. F.ADkINSON, Register,
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SPECIAL NorlcE.-The next time the
grocer's boy calls for orders and you want
Soda, order DeI.and's. Try it; if you do
not say tits the best you ever used, return
to the grocer; demand satisfaction, aud he
will make Il good.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, NJ. L Nov. h,IsS3.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow Ing. nam.
~ ed settler has filed notice of his intention Ia
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will he made before Robert +. Wing,
.roNst. Judge of 'c;verhtnd county. at Dillon, ii.
H. en- NJ onlay, Dec. -, lSS,,viz: J. Jerome Sperry,
who made pre.cn,pton declaratory, statement M.
1857, Tor the u of 5 !: 4, Sec. s6 and T. x NE X
Sec. IS, Tp 9 $. ofR. !. ".
1Ie names thr following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. sud
land, viz: Thomas Barrett, Martin Barrett, James
Barrett and s mueI Jaggcrs all OF Rannack, Beaver
head county, NJ. L.
+. ADkINSON, Register.
w. ). HARBOUR, Auy tor Spcrrv. 1890
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Dissolution Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given That the partnership
- heretofore existing bv and between )ohu a.
Quick an. John Hoffman. OF Medicine Ledge, ic:,-
dissolved Ivy mut,ai consent. the undersigned rs
suning ali the liabilities at the said firm, Of John
Quick \ Co. All debts due said firm are to h.
paid to the undersigned.
JOHN \. QUICK.
November S, 1853. q, 4Sl
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ForND AT LAST! That for which .he
people have been waiting Baking powder
has become an almost indispensable article
in every we'll regulated family, and ID.
Lands Chemical Brand supplies the want,
with powder that is perfectly pure and a,
the same time reasonable in price.
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REWARD OFFERED!

I WILL pay II liberal rewar. for information that
will lead to the recovery of from 20 tn 10 head
Of horses supposed to have been stolen. Some are
branded + on left shoulder, and balance branded
90 On left hip. +. II. HAWLEY,
(is.l7sj Archo, Alturas CO., Idaho.
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t7OO FOR d.

Mrs. Jas. Hardy. of Rannack. has one Of Dcvinc
Bros. Grand Pianos which she will dispose Of by
rattle. l4o tickets at IS each. The rattle will come
OIL at Dillon as scsn AS the trcts sold, ,f which
notice will he given. Tick II will he placed ut the
usual places for sale, be had ut this office.
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TAX EN- UP.

Nv :hc subscriber, ut R,nnack. Mont, one d;,rk
- brown hnrse about six wears old. weight about
500 pounds: branded !. on lett hip. The owner is r.
quest,d t" prove propcrty.pay charges and take the
hors. aw,y. Nonr. >GGEKs.
-
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TAX EN- UP.

pl the subscriber cream c0lorcd horse, three
- white feet and white strip in face: hranA,.
circles, 90 On right rump;dim brand on rigi shou!
der. C..kLr.N INS,,
~ IS TIVE, miles hclOw Dillon.
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- Old newspapers for sale cheap at
the TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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DILLON LETTER LIST,

DILLON LETTER LIST.
List Of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill
Ion. Bcaveshcad Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing the 10th day nt Now. 1853, which II ,ll.d
for in 30 days will be sent to the Dead Letter otc.
Arnold Il NJ Phillips +
Dauytn Peterson Il
Evans W R1 Reed
Johnson 4
Persons calling for any Of the above letters viii
please say "advcrtscd.'
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, =. NJ.
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The trustees of school district number 10
will give grand social dance and supper
at their new High School Hall, in Dillon,
on Thursday, November ,9th. The best OF
music will he furnished and no expense
will be spared to make this the most enjoy
able event Of the season.
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nd ea! !,a ads acts per line (nonp measure for first.
single insertion for less than as cents. ''' N'
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22-STAR PERFORME2S-22

lhe hrst Company to engage Il lrima Donna and
is u guarantee Of the refinement Of the entertain
nGnt,
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HENRI y. BLAKE. Assoc1Arn Jvsrlcr Of Mon
tana ~ Years. Attorney and Counsellor at law
,"s"'"' wy MONTANA tM4S-l
r: CALLAWAv. ATTORNEY 4 CovNsrl.loR.
- PRACTICES in all the Courts and United States
Land Offices in the Territory All business attended
TO with promptness and fidelity, Virginia City, MT
JAMES NJ. PAGE. y. s. MINERAL Dtpury su.
,;k,Is.. SvtsoR. Land business made = specially.
". F. KlRkWOOD. ATTORNEY VT LAW and
~ Justice ot the Peace, Dillon. Montana. Lind
and Mining Law y specially. Office on Helena 81,
opposite Kirkpatrick Store. [,7|
3 CLUTTER. NJ. d. Main Street. Dillon.
J 'Beaverhcad County, Montana. I'll
=. H. wAooNUE@.
DENTIST,
N1O0CAnAe
OFFICE: Next door to the TRIBUNE office,
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-:Grand Street Parade:.

Reserved Seats Tor Sale ut the Postoftir,
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-23
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

Special to Daily to Enterprise.
MILES CRY, July 22.-After the excite
mcnt OF the fire was over this morning q
party of masked and determined men pro-
ceeded to the county jail and took there
from Bill Rigney, who had been incarce-
rated few days before for threatening to
rape the daughters of worthy family
named Campbell. He was found in the
cell, and after some trouble was taken out
and rope put around his neck and taken
to the railroad bridge over Tongue river,
distant about half mile, and there launch
ed him into the dim and uncertain future.
The act meets with the appreciation of all
who are good citizens, and the verdict is
that he got his just dues. Rigney has
been terror in Miles City and neighbor-
ing towns for some months, and was
counted one of the worst and most dan
yerous characters In the country. 1t IS
that others Of this gang viii be
,ivcn some Of the same medicine tonight
lnless they light ont. The citizens arc
low determined to break up this thiering
'ang, who hsve been playing their nefari- |