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Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
First Publication April 25th, lSS3.l
Notice OF Mortgage Sale by Advertise.

Default has been made in the conditions of
a certain mortgage executed and delivered by
solomon LatOur, mortgagor, to r. L. Day,
mortgage, dated the 3lst day of October AID.
eighteen hundred and eighty-one, and re-
corded as O mortgage in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of the county OF Stew ems, IN the
state of Minnesota, an the 3lst day of October,
mortgages, on page Al, on which there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice,
the amount of forty-six and 3o-lW $i6.sol dol
lars, and +. I. Day has paid vi ID as taxes on
said mortgaged premises, for which he holds
the receipts of the treasure of said county,
and which he, claims in addition to the
amount above mentioned, and no action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or In
equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale contained in said mortgage, and
Of the statute in suchscase made and pro-
vided, the said mortgage Will be foreclosed
by sale of the mortgaged premises therein
described, which sale will be made at the
front door of the court house, in the village of
Morris, in the county of Stevens. and state of
Minnesota, at public auction by the sheriff of
said county, on Saturday, the 9th day of
June, A ID. eighteen hundred and eight
three, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, and twenty-hye
dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in said
mortgage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so to be sold, are the lot, piece or parcel
of land situated in the county of Stevens, and
state of Minnesota, and known and described
TSW1t of section twenty-five (22], in town.
ship one hundred and twenty-four ia north,
of range forty:four Id west containing one
hundred and sixty 1851 acres more or less ac-
cortiing to the government survey thereof.
+. I. DAY,
Mortgage.
Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated April %, 1883. lIE
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
I7t7
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, MIMI

LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, Minnie
May 10, 1883. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of Court for Stevens county, at Morris,
Lee. homestead application No. 1923, far The
SW1i section IS, town ~ north, of range A
west 9Th p NJ, Minnesota.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. viz: William Ii. Byman,
Patrick Cannon, EdwinJ. JONES' and Henry
Cousins, all of Morris Post-office, Stevens
Minnesota.
10 ID. 6. HALL. Register.
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23

AMERICAN LINE
Tickets from GreatBritain, S2l.
Scandinavia, %.
DIR. Heenan is the agent of the
American and Red Star Lines, at
Morris. AZ
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
f. J. HoDGSON,
Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated April %, 1888.
First Publication April 18th, 1888.
Notice OF Mortgage Sale by Advertise

First Publication April 18th, 1855
Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertise
ment.
Default has been made in the condition of a
certain mortgage executed and delivered by
f. Louis WenZel, mortgagor, to +. L. Day,
nlortgagee dated the Fourth day of October
a. ID. eighteen hundred and eighty-one, and
recorded as mortgage in the office of the
Register of Deeds of the county of stevens,
October, A. d. 1884, al o'clock p. NJ, in book
E of mortgages, on page 4l2, on which there
is claimed to be due at the date of this notice,
the amount of fifty-one and So 100 ($5l.50) doll
lars, and F. T. Day has paid on said mortgaged
premises taxes amounting to 1919, for which
he holds the receipts of the Treasurer of said
county, and which he claims in addition to
the sum above mentioned, and no action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale contained in said mortgage, and
of the statute i'll such case made and pro-
vided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale of the morigagcd premises therein
described, which sale will be made at the
front door of the court house, in the village
of Morris, in the county of stevens, and state
of Minnesota, at public auction by the sheriff
of said county, on Saturday, the 9th day of
June, y. ID. eighteen hundred and eighty
three, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, and twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in said
in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so to be sold, are the lot, piece or parcel
of land situated in the county Of Stevens, and
state of Minnesota, and known and described
as follows, .to-Wit: The northwest quarter
INV ~ of section twenty-five (22), in town
ship one hundred and twenty five Q25) north,
of range forty-four (44) west, containing one
hundred and sixty Q60) acres more or less ac-
cording to the government survey thereof.
F. r. DAY,
Mortgagee.
e. J. HoDGSON,
Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated April 23 1888, 17t7
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
EVERY LAY in The WEEK

number of Shade Trees AMI fine of flowers
ornament the garden in ATTRACTIVE STYLE.
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Main Entrance Pacific Avenue, South Side Of the Hall.

With of the
lie Garden which is greatly improved this and
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23

Thoroughbred Durham
A thoroughbred Durham bull, 3 yrs
old will be at my farm in Darnen for
use during the coming season.
4 J. f.. YoUMANs.
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
profit by each others experience, and
fartify themselves against errors and
universities.
Conveniently located is
NfnplJS


the county seat, in the center of an
immense fertile region. 1t is regularly
laid out and has an unusual number
of attractive and costly business and
residence buildings. There is ample
banking capital, and numerous firms
with abundant resources, who are do
i1W an immense business. Nine bust
Ass buildings are now in course of
erection, and others will be built dur
Ing the summer. Among other things
y court house and Jail will be built
this season, which will cost 10000.
The permanent improvements now
being made or contemplated for 1888,
will probably reach total of $l5O,OOO
The three elevators are often crowded
tn their utmost capacity-160, 900 bush
els. The BoGrd of Trade organized
under the state laws, for the protec-
ton and promotion of public interests
is an important factor and includes all
of the best business men of the place.
Th. post-office ranks third-class; over
81. 600 of stamps and postal cards were
sold last year, and The money orders
sold amounted to over $l4, 900. AS a
partial index 70 the amount of business
transacted at this point, we quote the
following figures from the record of
the work of 1882, at the st. p, NJ. d
NJ. depot. These figures do not in
clude the business of the Little Falls
& Dakota Railway, which is by no
means an unimportant item:
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
First Publication May %, 1888. }
Mortgage Sale.

w NJ. r. GRANES.
Attorney
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
Ice Cream.

Only the quality served he4h and orders quantity from
private parties filled short notice lowest figure.
Morris tribune., 1883-05-23
Refreshments.

completing garden
trusting patronage public general.
patronage of the
Respectfully.
Geo. Urban.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Or The k.s sM.i ju.:i-
cal xtl let If the Territory OF sioniui.n. Ia
and lOV the county Ur SILVER Pow.
, s&aral brake. Plaintiff ". WHrrci: Iiak"
Defendant.
greeting 10 Ware" i!rAk... .icieini.smi.
You are hereO% {. .tul5ss. u appear in an
action brought s:a;i,.t YOU By III" above
named ria!Hiiii>. in ltIe District Court ~
ii,c *r&.Di,i Ju:iciAI iI:>iiirt i the Terri
tsDTV Of Montana. W AMI fer Che County q:
silver Raw, ard ~ aI>wc. ;,Is complaint
hI..i tEcrs.iI,. within ter, day X exclusive ~
the day Ol SET, ice, after tl:se ~ ysMi -:
this ~u'n'iss".>. II >crv.-l within -. county.
Nr. IL served out ~ this r'N;":v. b.: i:,is
H'st-!c,. withE twenty ia: >: n;i. "is.:
within forty 49,: ~ jLd. Nr'.i ny Je:a ~:
will l.. taken against sou. ''""rl;n.: to The
prayer ~ Said complaint.
Tue sail action il brought !ss 1.t:;i ~ IL.
.'rs.. Of this Court sl'AsHlv;Ix ~" lHyiN:> Of
!:sMIi in. O,y NOw cx ing In TIVE. !, pla iniin
Ai:l defendant. amt that the: -" iautv.r
dive rrG.s iron, ''G"ii Utin UPON 'h grounds
Of wi!iul de...rtiOn.
Art you ~. h.',' vs. ho,ii:. q .hr, Il S.',
StsIv. ). VutTssi. n" said piAtni:n viii tal;:.
q default :.x9jns; yO., a.' apply I" tn.
court isDr !hr r.. irf demanded ~ the I.rayr,
at ,.lxim:in =, cssnpIn;Li !.s.x tn Nc i..Ici:.
tjIv"n MI.l. r ~! hard ANA il..
seal ~ the District COCi; q. the
:" =. r,'.i Judicial I'i.:rT' M i,,c
I.,iuby g.. :jO,iiAs Il. IN .,:.l tor
.sIl. iiIc ,L!.ty vi "!v'r Few. this
- ~ ~ uav 1T Jsn.. IN ill.,. year ~
ar I"r: one lh":.>ani Blight
hundred and Eirit thH..
EsrntS l.. IAvIS. CI.t.I;k.
CHAELt- =. WAEHtN. l'.iuty Clerk
Ia, a.
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SUMMONS.

In the District COict III ,;.s S.,,,,i judi.
cixl District ~ the r, rrit.ry 81 Montana. ~
"'J ,i 6"r ne county .y "t.iIv.r BOY. ....,,
Francis ~ sargent E.,."I u. chambers
s..d Marcus l'alX. um:sr 'h.. hr'n na".s. III
IlORe. BrSwnlee 4 C.s. r!a!ni;f1,. vs.. I hArl,.s
Il. Bates, defendant.
The people Of the JrrriiISr. III Montana
send gvs etin. Ia Chut:',S X. Bates III i'i.lani
Won are 'erebv required :" appear ia ."
action brought again! yen by the aEn'v"
named plaintiffs, IN lii: district Court -! the
<scsN.d Judicial district Of the Terri!."y -,
Mont ana III aMl lsr Tie county nj Silver
hsw, and To answer the complaint iii..;
therein. within ten days exclusive Ot thu
this Summons. II served within This "ssmty:
or. II serveI out Of this county. hut ." this
Within forty days: or N isemr"' BY driaui,
will be taken against yOu. :.ccar'iiix to Tue
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought To recover ~
you the sum Of SD" a!-!". with
interest IN s:Ss' 3" i!W. ~ The rnie M
the lat day ~ Jah"avv. \. ~. i.G:. a.l dx.i
u, ipp due and owing from you Ia ,'lxiniih
Upsysi your Ove'drait AZ .c'' Rankin. HOUSE
~ the FORMER iirn' M H.''ur. Brownlnc \
90 and by them 4ssig;,esl above plaintiffs
and .lue OH December SYST. is.::. III the SUM
NJ e:r:2 :ss-l"), and the further SUM III si' -:
llss on account ri gtv d.. wares AMI n'er
chsndi.e so.lsi and .lriiv~.s'l ""' ~ r; l.
homer 20. ,anAi by them assigned these
plSintill@ fiSr 4 valuable eM,e Liberation Al>t,
10 recover The plaintiffs 90 ~ AID dis'nlTss-
memtx incurred in this action.
And sou are hereby notified that. IL y'Ni
fail % appear and answer xR!d complaint
~ ah0ve required the said plaintiff. will
take . Judgment By default against you ~
xsid sun. Of >ii> :;isW. will, interest thereon
IT the rate prxy'.i f''r ~ per p!aint III conn
plwiut on file hereih AMI is,r costs Or >'lit.
Given under my hand AMI !le
seal ii the District Court Of the
See MI District Of ttse Teri
k>~I tory VI MO.iMnA. IN AMI for the
SL.M.$ csps;nty NJ silver How this xil lAy Of
(~~\ JAM. IN the ycar III lur lA'rst lsw:
thousand eight hundred and eighty
lhFee.
kEUREE l.. DAVIS, IL, RI.
l'uAx. =. WAKKkN. l"'ialiy. Clerk.
:.juNSwAW
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Sneri6s Sale.

tsam,ucl MMturim, plaintiff. xsximst Attain,
Clark, defendant: 10 BE- AO:.i At sl.~:;if's
xx,e s.ii tho Vll, .l.y Of February. \. -. 1857.
NJ ?. M IN front ~ tho Hheltn's office IT.
the city u HUT. county Of silver How, ~.
r.. oil OF the RIG u. TILE ami interest u de-
fcssslant III a,ssi - that certain piece, parcel
" CLAIMS U! mining ground located On firAt
Chance and frt1Mh Gulcllej. Silver 3sDW
County. ". r. containing ::COO feet. more or
icxs. ups"' s;s,d guIcl,ea. together with all
her claims belonging thereto. I'D kn,W u ~
together with III water ditcf,es. N.ii,ss~.
water rsshlx. privileges ard appurteI,ane<I
lhesrt., hel0,iGi', cs'nv "yi"x water from
6rer. FIRST chance a'A t'!eirh Sulrl'~ Ia
sal1 placer sr .ni, snl al the rights Mild
priviie ges usually had AID enjoy si viii.
sstd pre- "'-es. and all tas'!s. hydraulics,
iluuAs y, &c.
lsstsj ti,,s 9Th day cf January. A. u. i.s;.
GEU. W. lkvIE.il.
Sheriff ~ silver INV. ~ ~. r.
r. II. &. isDOLEY. deputy Si,clit.
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Notice to CO-Owner.

tn John A. Rowland: You are hereby MT
titled that the undersigned. your 60 ow,,e
has expeiSd, u One hundred dollars (>iCs,, u,
lode mining claim Situated in summit, vai
Icy AininY District. silver Bs,W County
Montana Territory, for the gear lss2. AMI
yoa, are hereby notified that II you fall to
prOportIOnO at S..!u expenditures lsias, with.
IN ninety .lAyA irOsu the date Of III y tO,icr,
al ysNir rIhEt Et:c Hihl Interest in xnA to the
above deScriind lode mining c!a,nl will be :
come the prSDp<riy Of the u,Mierx,gned. you:
60 OWNER. wtss has Made the required tx
penditure. FRANCIS REESE
8utICs NJ. t., Jan. ltx;. t-.SW%A
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Railroad E.ackr:.

TIE sails "m tie %Or,ilcrm Pacific
have reached Muir City. the eastern
uEpr.n,cil IT the Jselt Range amsl hut
twelve. miles from lsOzen,an.
There will be eleven bridges in
I:crky Canon. five miles cart Ut JI0xt-
man. Three al the NunllN.r will Ike
butt with tr,,>s.s and eight will rvst
on piles.
lStween scvcnty-fivr and one
hundred thousand Ties will he tl0ales)
,i:wn the West l;all;,l,m for the use
Or trs,ck-Iayers On the Northern
Pacific AS san'n Us = river opens IN
the spring.
Tier. is les, than 1850 Ieet oil work
yet 10 .iu 1T MuIlam tunnel to let alay.
light through tho main range Of the
ls.h.ky Mountains ut that point. The
unfinished work Is all between the
shaft a,ltt the eastern workings.
1t il stated on gt,tnl authority that
u rAilrsasl grade .a.n lH constructed
from l.iviux>t"n H. White sulphur
Springs for 81 .sss' I.er mile. The
work II all light, ms'-tIy Two and
half feet cuts which cAn Ike done. with
l'lOws and scraler..
The Portland disl'mtc to til: San
Francisco (E.D";sit. says: The
-Nrw~ will publish tomorrow an tn
tcrview with .Atlna Anderson. Engi-
neer-il.( 'hief Ut the Northern Pacific
Rad. lie said: There Is y no doubt
whstevc;, in my mind, hut that the
last spike will Oe driven which will
connect Per; lansi with Chicago by
August l.t. About :;U mile. 0f track
Is IL IL laid t. connect botl, end. vi
the line. anil then the rs,ad will be
IinislI.s.. Trsins frs,nl the east are
now running regularly to \ point Il
miles east at lSOzesnan, ". T., and
the entire Yellowstone division h In
running order. The line follows the
south side at the Yellowstone river
for :::!.3 luile~. crsDssing the river three
tim,es. The work ut the eastern end
has been progressing tavOrxbly.
There arr two rOads which will con-
meet at 1t. Paul with cur tains frv,m
the Pacific, the Chicago l. North
western and the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul. Both are friendly to
this line and will connect with 10, ~
that cars will run through from
Portland tO Chicago. Last year the
xtOck-raisiDg districts of eastern
Montana were reached aud many
tls0usa m.,s Vi cattle shipped to the
East.
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9hcriH's Sale.

Samuel Naiurim. plaintiff. against Allan,
Csurk, defendant. To be xOld VI Sheriff;
sale on the NH day VI February . A y. ISL.
~ p. m.. IL frs'nl al the Hl,eri0's office ~
the city 81 RE,ic. r,suniy Of Silver How. ~.
T., ell III ll right. tile and Interest Of .l,'
PENDANT In A:id Ia that certain piece. p1Ire!
Ut claims 0f mtning grouml loratei OH FRS,
Chance ami Fr-,ci, clutches. silver is,w
County, N. L., a:Mi cslntsininG =; UNI feet {.
more o. less. upn" sat'i galci''~: i"xethsr
WITH AL bSr claims belonging thereto ai.d
kn0Wn ~ the EccIeAOm 4 Clurk placer min
Ing claims. together with Ill water .l,tche>.
fumes, water rights. privileges ani uIl.ar-
tenance~ uleT .'iO iSelHlging. convey IL. VA
ter from lIcNr, fiy>t Chance a'.sl Fraici,
0ulclss u said placer xrOuMl. and AL the
riylsls aTI privileges usually had aIn: ""-
jOye'l with said premises, amt all tools. -
dra0lieS. tlumeS. a..
lIaici III ~ 10, day Of January. A. u. ISIS.
GEO. ". IRWIN. II
fI,criIi Of silver IL " Co.. ~. 7.
By %. 4. bODLEy. deputy sheriff.
:ilJac3W
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Notice 10 CO.OWneT.

T,Juhn ]. Cable. mis- heirs or saAlshs !:
You are hereby nsssided that n" uudcrsign.
of section :,J4. revised statutes At the
Cultexi states. performed labor amt iaade
i0Droveu. neS 10 the value az = ~ uCoN thu
four Jahns quarts lode mining clat!a, ejt-
silver BOW county. M.,ntaaa. for el,e year
ISe2, and you svc 6e,rby nOtieed That unless
you c0ael1buts a. cause IN - euutrthNeesl
yoo4 pgup0gtbnn Of ssko Expenditures (@3ol
from lhe date Ut lhis notiee, oil y0uI right,
title and ino0gest In and to the above de-
sefihel quarts )0ie M!ning claim will IT,.
eoDe The DgoDesty q your co owner. Wh0
has made tho required expewditurcS:
DENNIS rARREL,
Dotls, Nonlana. January. -. los3. sWyO
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N..til.ss to ClD-lIW loer.

To john L. 1raysou I.su are hereby me-
i,e.l that the untlsrsisn.d your 6. owners.
have sxG es'ued two hundred dollars ,>vv,
~ labor Susl improvements Nl.Usl the JOHN
=. keoDe k.te mining claiIn. situated w..
= Horn Mintng district Jefferson, salniy,
Montana Territory. for tine years 1881 uiid
We. and ysss, arc hereby rOtiiiesi that II you
lAil to contribute or cause u b.. cont ribulssi
year psOpOrtiON Of said "a jsesmliturs within
ninety days trOs0 the date u this notice. ~!
your right. title and interest In ard tn iic
tho property Of tue ui.d.rxixnesi. your c..
0wneSx. who nave made tl,. n quIrtsi exls.,!-
dilurc~. T. 7. NlCHOLkON.
r.. ~. JAMEHUN.
Ele Horn Mining. District. Jei'erson cCuD.
", Mo0lA"S TER .iOry, JapGnry T., i>.::.
0.1N.SV!tAl
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e" John J. Cattle, his heirs or ass!gns
fOu sre hereby n'iiiied inst the un.ierstsn
al has In sceUaaiaMce with il,e lrsIv isil,,s IN
section :.S.i, revm ri statutes vi The United
*'atHs, pes fOl ~. Il labor aEd nsssle imprs.vs-
nsents u the value U siu0 ,ipsM, the $mr.
prise quartz lC.ie m'ulnx c.aill,. situated ~,
summit valley Mining District. Hilvr,
Rssw COurty. Montana, IOr tho year laey
ssNl you are It..cDy Maiiie,l that Il yuu fail
To caMsts ibule Or cause ~ liz SUMiI IiOutC.i
your prs'l"M!:o:' ~ AHtti expenditures (A::',
from the .iai" ii THIS .lOttre. all your right
title 0IMt iusCys>i III MG,l u I0s above de-
xeribsl quartz iU&ie mining claim Will be-
c'Dgsse the property III your ct'-Swner who
has made Tue required Expenditures.
DENNIS FARRELL.
Butte. ~. T.. January -. lsS;. Aw:ssi.
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=. Patrick Fog, plaintiff against ~ho:,as
y. Manning, defendant To Be SOLD n
Sl,er,i-s sale on t,.c :lsi day Of February.
\. ID. lss3. as2 . clog p. m, 10 irUnt Ut H..
slierid-s once In the CHS o Butte. county
OF silver Bw. -. r., al Of the right. tit!,
AMI Interest lhSt the defei,daut had on the
:ilh day OF April ISL, Or which, h. has
stoco acquired IN and tn t'loso certain min.
Ing claims known as the Consolidate tel Snow
Drift mining cla'nl. situate n Summit Val.
10y Mining district. SILVER bow Ct.Wmiy,
Montana
dated this :3tl day Of January. A. u.
l'N:. HEO. ". jRvlN.ll..
sheriff Ut silver BOW cOauty, n, II.
ny nc. BUDIEH, Deputy. l3.tl
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Some Oth0r I've. "

The orb Of :lsy had sunk In it, halo
Of golden light beneath The grand old
hills which skirt the western con-
fines of Missouls Gulcl,. The gath.
ssinG shades Il twilight were last en-
veloping the spacious mansion Of
Dennis Nulcal,y, when his beautiful
daughter, Angelina, entered with
queenly grace, the luxuriently far
nished drawing room, and, with that
x<gi;ye whic only cnsfe can give.
threw herself upon the downy cush-
ions VI a threeleeged Windsor chair.
The stalwart form Of Reginald
Harcurt O. Reilly tlarkened the door,
and the fair young girl sprang to hls
side and was quickly enwrapt In
these strong, brave arms. Her hwn-
like eyes gazed int" the depths Of
Rexinalh's. and - he imprinted
k,ss upou her low, broad brow, she
asketl, will, tender pathos: ''O'ReiIly,
wud We be takin me to the ball
mask ~ ''Redad. an yen niver he
over whl yer foDlishin: faith, an what
wwd re BIZ . wearin ~ "Oh, Reggie,
me nai..,r, Miss,,s Mallory, hes been
telliu I'd lux bu.iful Ia The char0ek.
tl,er Nv the leedinG lady In the howly
Lible:" Regipald'x noble features
were suftssed with crimson - he
held her from hsm and said: "(3et
out Wild ye now divil . bit wud
they let ye In :"
She n,exnt Martha Mt the we'll
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Col. Kent propo,ses I" cxpl"r: the
0rand canyon Of smith river: IN
Meagher county. next week. Tht.
has been partially explored several
times, but no one ~ yet has Gecll
entirely through II. The Colonel
expects to get through without diftt'
Guilty. ~ The river IL now frozen
sufficiently 10 lear . hone. The
cavern In = perpendicular cliff known
to exist In the canyon, will also, u
possible, be entered.
Only thirty feet moro will te re-
quired to knOck daylight through
the LiltDe Diackfoot tunnel.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31
Beating tho License

The last N,w' North N"s' has the
following to say Of the party Of drum.
n,esx who were arrested In Deer
Lodge last week, charged with eva'l-
Ing the license law IN this city:
"A number If cOlnnler,ial travellers
from San Francisco were arrested by
the Sheriff here last Saturday. on y
Geographic request from Marshal Lou
r. smith, Of Butte. 1t trauspirex I, cy
had done business in Butte AMI hatl
lett without paying their licen-e--
some county. some city. SOME 10th:
We met the young men and
they dixclaiMed any intention +"
violate the law ar evade lit'e'I,<-tl,at
1t was Ignorance 1T the law OCCASION
ed it. It csvt them S:s:.50 each how
ever, besides detention. 1t looks I"
10 that, with the division IL counties,
the amount Of license tmrsr<,tl should
be reduced, aud that whether that j.
done or not it should H. made the
duty Ut TreMsurers to c:alsst. to l'e
poelet IN each public house In their
jurisdiction u conspicuous notice -!
such license tax"
It b natural that for want III =
better excus the young men should
plead ignorance Ut the law, but We
are credibly informed that the Cs'l,i-
lp,ercial travellers In question, hal
been fully posted ~ u tl'e require
ments Of the law and their move.
lnents while here indicated tleliter-
ale purpose IL evaale payment Of the
license fee. The uc ion Of the city
Marshal IN this case may be taken
~ Z notice to all concerned that
while the ordinance remains In force.
its provisions will be fully executed
BY the officers Of this city.