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Notice to Co-Owners.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE.

TOT. O. Brown and Sadie J. Brown.
You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars in labor ard improvements
upon the Brodrck vein, lead or lode, situated in
Boulder mining district, county of Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana, in order to hold laid
premises under the provisions of section 1884.
Revised Statutes of the United States, being the
amount to hold the same for the year ending
December 81, 1882, and IL within ninety days
Il ON the service of this notice, or within ninety
days after this notice by pubneation, you fail or
refuse TO contribute your proportion OF such ex-
penditure as a co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property Of the subscriber
under said section 1924.
10000 w.P. EDWARDS.
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Assessors Notice.

Property holders OF Deer Lodge county, N. T., are
here notified that in giving in lists of property for
assessment, they will be required TO give specific
description of ali real estate For lands. the town.
ship range, section, and part of section viii be 70
number, block and lot Patented mineral lands
must be described In accordance with patent there
for. McQUEsTIoE,
Assessor of Deer Lodge Co, Montana.
Deer Lodge. April 2. 1888. Ti7-n
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TIE DAIRY AND FARM JOURNAL

A <-paes 9s-column monthly. devoted H. Tho Dairy.
sfoekrassing, Farm Topics ard the Household.
Sahscriuion price. Is canfs per srar, VI for 10
nonthe.
nnnplo oopies aent On application.
JOURNAL Pu1lI8HlNo CO.,
eoo0 Wei Liberty. l0wa-
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STALLION FOB SALE.
Ten Doy, Sired BY Mountain Chief.

offer for sale the fne biooded stallion TEN
DOY, who has the following pedigree:
TEN DOY Ia q dark blood bay, fosied Nav g.
1875; sired by Mountain Chief
Mountain Chief was sired by Clark Chief dam
Young Hootsn, by imported Hooten. Young
Hooten's dam by Boston, sire Of the renowned
race horse, Lexington. Clark Chief by Aembri-
no Chief. by Membrino PaymasIer, by Mambri-
no, BY imported Messenger. Clark Chief dam
by Bay Messenger, by Harpins, dam Mrs Cau-
de, the dam Of Ericsson. Harpins by Bishops
Hambletcnian, dam by imported Messenger.
lse dam Ellen Belle by Hers Membrino
Patchen- Cd dam Belle Of Meadcwbrook by
Aiexanderss Ned Forrest. 3D. dam by Hers
boston by old Boston sire Of Lcxingtun. 9Th
dam BY Hortons Crusader. 9Th dam BY curd's
kosiosko BY Sir Arsny. 9th dam Biackburn's
certify that the above psdigrss i correct ~
Deer Lodge. M. r., Nay IL, 1879.
TEN DOY u one Of the surcst and beat sircs
ever stood In Montana. For prize or particulars
csii on
WIN. L. HARTLEY.
Warm eprir =. Deer Lodge Co.. MT.
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Residence Lots for Sale.

The following very desirable residence iotr In Deer
Ledge offered for sale NJ reasonable psicer tn
prompt hnyer.
Lsa6 Blo~k ~. Main street. near Rescock's.
Tots and TO- block a. son,h fiont corner lots and
very desirable. lnqnire Ut
JAMES ". MILLS,
73sa Deer Lpdxe. N. r..
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Ranch For Sale.

! offer for sale ranch Of 700 acres Of e,ieei-
lent land under fence, Ave miles from Edwa -ds.
tive. Cuts 100 tons Of hay. One four room
dwelling, stable, corrals agricultural impie-
menfs, etc. VIII be sold n easonahle price on
easy terms. MRS. SUSAN MANTON,
1917 EdwardavIlle. July II, 1888
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deer LODGE PROPERTY
For Sale.
Seine Of the hest Desirable Grounds
Put On the Marker.

Also eight lots 5oxf30 feet each in Block of the
Clagett Il Dixon Addition, immediately EAST Of the
residence of $. E. Laramie, Ecu. and fronting On
Second and Third streets.
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The masculine portion of the London
public has been strangely bewildered during
The last few weeks by new development of
form among their sisters aud sweethearts.
a certain portion ri their anatomy has sud.
denly assumed such proportions as 10 fill orr
minds with wonder and dismsy--the aspect
thereof strongly resembling that If the
hump of camel. We naturally look for
this peculiar development on the back OF
'.the ship Of The DESERT but when ADJOINING
the rear OF human form divine II strikes %
~ being somewhat out OF place. Nature IN
all her strange freaks has never produced
sucn = deformity a. ibis; the fertile brain OF
the London drcssmaker takes al ire honor
OF inventing this emblem OF modern civil.
cation. The revival Of the "bustles Il I ds.
fusion and snare--a fraud 20 palpsble n 10
be evident TO the most casual observer or
men and things, ssand whosoevsr d dsceIved
thereby II not wise" KxMPsHrLL.
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Persons desiring to Purchase can learn prices and
erms by applyin" TO Jam"s H. Mills, Deer Lodge,
Who il authorized agent for the -ae OF he above
property.
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Also lot H. Block 1. Deer Lodge, with Office h1iId-
Ing Inereon owned aud formerly occupied ny W. w.
Dixon
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". II. CLAGETT
". ". DIXON.
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TEN DOY II one Of the surcst and best sires
ever stood In Montana. For prize or particulars
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needed, and now almost unanimously de-
manded by the people. 1t is true that
this does not solve the problem as to what
we shall do with all the surplus, since that
viii amount to something like $500, 000,-
600 by 1891, while to construct the
postal telegraph lines will not call
for an outlay that will reduce that
figure one-fourth in the period named
But there is 10 public purpose to
which even that amount can be applied
that will have such immediate and benef-
cial results, or thst will meet with such
general approval BY the people of the
country. Assuming that the press correctly
reflects the public sentiment, the postal
telegraph is popular demand such as has
not characterized any former expression of
the people involving an outlay of the pub
lie funds. We have yet to see solitary
journal that has taken a position against
the proposition. Some, it is true, have
suggested difficulties in the way, but not
one has been advanced that has not re-.
ceiyed conclusive answer. Unless Congress
Is wholly insensible TO the public voice, or
unless it is controlled by the agencies ex-
istiug companies may see fit to employ, the
postal telegraph in the United States ia not
now matter of doubt, and some sections
Of it viii be in practical operation within
a comparatively brief period.
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4 MISTAKEN OFFICIAL.

Consul Stevens, ii Smyrna, reports that
the plague in Egypt is rot cholera. Con
sui Stevens exposes his ignorance. The
British Commission examined into the dis
ease and pronounced it to be cholera. DR..
Maclie, who has had much experience
with cholera, visited the scene of its early
ravages, and unhesitatiugly declares it to
be cholera of the worst form. TIE sur
g ons of the English army in Egypt Ger.
tify that it is cholera. In its spread it
has maintained all the characteristics of
cholera, and shows none of those of a
mere locsl distemper. Consul Stevens is
not on the ground, but far from 1t, and
very evidently knows nothing more about
it than any other person who gets his in
formation at second hand. L. fact, we in
this country know very much more con-
corning it, because our means of commHni.
cation are better and we know what Mr..
Stevens does not, that the cholera has ap-
peared in China, and only few days ago
vessels having cases of it on board were
quarantined at Hongkong with which port
we have direct intercourse.
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gAn FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The railroad tax cases are still under ar
gument.
DR.. Rodgers, a member of the Board of
Education, resigned Tuesday night.
A communication presented to the Trus-
tees of the Free Library Tuesday night
caused discussion upon the present man
rer in which that institution is being con-
Quoted.
The Aussral;a's crowd of cabin passen.
gers is accounted for by the existence Of
cholera in Egypt. Steamers from Australia
and China are liable to be crowded for some
time, the trips through the Suez canal hav.
ing few attractions at present.
There exists no little doubt as to the
coming of the King and his royal band
from Honolulu to attend the Conclave. Ii
they come, they will arrive on the Mari.
poss, about tee 10th inst Honolulu papers
of July ooh assert positively that the
band will come, their fares both ways and
bonus being guaranteed.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning the
machinery of the Market Street Cable Road
was started up, and speeded at the rate OF
five and three-quarter miles per hour, the
gigantic machinery working to perfection.
a dummy carrying twenty persons was run
through to kesrDy street. with Fred Crock.
! er and a friend following in coupe.
Under the present arrangement of freight
schedules Of computing lines, freight from
ST. Paul On the Northern Pacific, from
Omaha on the Union Pacific, and from Sar
Francisco on the Central Pacific to thc
great mining regions OF Montana and Idaho
are the same. This combination places
San Francisco merchants on the same foot
ing as Eastern frms, and eives this city al
advantage over Chicago and New Yorf
manufacturers equal to the difference il
freight between Chicago and New York.
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A oRUsL TAX.

In Isaly the question Is being seriously
considered of abolishing the salt tax. That
the efforts being made to effect its aboli.
ton will meet with success all well wishers
of mankind viii sincerely hope. The salt
tax is one of the most odious of which
there is any record. Salt is commodity
go necessary, so cheap in most parts, and
50 plentiful, that to put tax upon its use
amounts to form of slavery. But IL
Italy it is taxed and that the spirit that
maintains the tax does not lead the rulers
of the people to tax the air they breathe,
and the sunlight they enjoy, is surprising.
Even the country people, the peasantry,
who by reason of poverty cannot
buy salt under the tax, are for.
hidden to take the Saltwater from
the springs that are abundant in many
sections. Should peasant be discovered
using this saltwater for use with about the
only food ne hss-poleata-he is seized,
dragged before magistrate and fined, and
in default Of payment is imprisoned. As
they seldom have the means to pay these
fines, they almost invariably suffer between
stone walls. It is difficult to realize that
such cruelty is tolerated in q country that
lays claim to ordinary civilization. The
imposition Of this tax is all the more
severe from the fact that the island of
Sicily, separated only from Calabris in the
south of Italy by the narrow Strait of
Messina, and forming part of the italian
kingdom, is filed with salt mines, and in
that island no tax on salt or its use is i'm
pOsed
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FRAUDULENT WIVES AGAIN.

Albert Rhodes, at one time Consul at
Ilouen, has sent an important report to the
State Department, which has been officially
published. A former report on fraudulent
wines drew upon Mr.. Rhodes some bitter
criticism by French producers and dealers.
He now reafirms all he at first reported,
and supplements it with new charges and
proofs. These show that the Justification
and aduiteration of wines have not been
checked in the least. He cites the fact
that Che French Government itself has
brought out by official analysis all the
facts he had recited. These disclosures
were made in the interest of public health
by fearless bureau Of the Partisan mu-
nicipality, and subsequently by the State
Department itself. MIR. Rhodes now
charges that wine production has for some
years been steadily decreasing in France,
and the demand has been met for what
could not be grown by deliberate msnu.
fscture of spurious wines.
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AmgrIean Fore.lry congress.
ERREIssN.
Tine Hin, vr,aIs at HiyerpooI.


LIVERPOOL, August Shin tie Irish
trials various witnesses testified thai Dalton
was E passenger in the Celtic in February
under the name Of johnson, and that be had
been in America zen years. He Wss also
called A. Connolly. When arrested in
Bowls's reediDg-room, London, ne haj
memoranda concerning the manufacture Of
explosives. He also had roll of papar
similar TO some paper found, and number OF
brass caps similar 20 those found on Dsssy.
Experts tssii6sd that the explosive articles
which Dessy aud Flanagan had when arrested,
ware similsr 20 those u5sd In the attempt to
blow up the effice Of the London Times.
They said the articles In question were not
suitable for industrial purposes. J. Lsmie
testified that be was sworn into the Feuiau
Brotherhood in 1867, By Sylvester Kingston.
He had sworn TO assume arms at moments
notice il defense Of the Irish republic, and
obey bis supetiors. He had also sworn never
to diYulge the secrets of the Brotherhood on
psin of death. He lad attended drills at
which, sometimes, sevsnty-eight persons were
psesent. He hsd attended some drills this
year. Counsel fos the dsieuse objected to
Lamis's evidence, on the ground that it was
Irrelevant, but the objection was overIuled.
The su;z Canal Question.
PARIS. August Ssh-The Board of Direct
ors Of the Suez Canal Company, tbs British
members present, unanimously approved the
letter Of De Lasseps Of ths 23d ult. TO Glad
stone, in which De Lesssps Informed the
English Prime Minister that he need mos CON-
slider himself bound by the terms OF She
agreement in regard to q second Suez Csual,
which he had signed.
The Cholera In Eeypt.
ALEXANDRIA, August Ssh.-rhs number of
cases of cholera is increasing hers and in tbs
intsIior OF the country.
LONDON, AUGUST S.h.-Six hundred and
eiehty.two persons died from cholera to-dey
in Egypt, Including 20 at Cairo and 120 in
the province OF Soul.
The Euiller Festival.
BERLIN, August S.h.-The Luther Festival
wss great success. The historical process
sion traversing the streets of Elfutt this ST.
ternoon excited much admiration, especially
The group in which Luther was represented
surrounded by armed knights. Bodies of
singers greeted tie procession at different
points along the route.
Trouble in Spain.
MADRID, August Ssh.-Fresh outbreaks
have occurred IN Spain. A hastily sum.
moned Cabinet Council resolved to suspend
the constitutional guarantees throughout the
aud declare state OF siege wher.
ever necessary.
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SAN FEAa0IsCo AND EgR EXPECTED
GUSTS.


So far 81 The committees of management
are concerned there will be no grounds for
complaint relative to preparations made
for the reception and entertainment of the
Knights Templars who are TO visit Califor-
MA during the next fortnight. 1t is evil
dent from the elaborate reports made of the
careful attention given TO details, that
nothing has been left undone by the com.
mittees 60 make the Couclave gathering
contribute TO the comfort and pleasure of
the guests and the benefit of the State,
which it is reasonable to expect viii reap
some advantages from Che gathering within
her boundaries Of SO many representative
citizsus Of ths Union. La some other re-
speots there has not been the preparation
and interest there should have been, San
Francisco has not shown disposition to
dress herself in holiday attire, and the
metropolitan press INDUCES IN an agony of
entreaty daily, in which citizens are i'm
pIored TO decorate buildings along the prin-
cipal streets. Thus far the display of dec.
orasions is Of very msagsr character, and
the flags and devices of the cheapest kind,
and many Of them had far better be taken
down. There is time and opportunity for
radical improvement in this respect, and the
pride of the people of ourehief city should be
equal to- it. Isis to be regretted that out #
fifty-two counties but four have felt suf-
6cient interest in the matter to send spe.
cial exhibits to the Mining Bureau, the
rooms of which are certain to be visited By
great number of cur guests. Strange as
it may seem, Inyo county, the weakest
and one of the most distant of our conn
ties, will be the most prominent by reason
of it's very large and fine collection
of products sent to the Bureau. What
impression this will make upon the
strsngers mind Is is not difficult to fore
cast. Inyo will reap the benefit, whatever
it aYbe, and she certainly deserves it. The
shopkeepsrs of San Francisco have mani
tested considerable enterprise in preparing
for the Knights gathering. If each one of
the strangers does not go home burdened
with souvenirs of his visit in the shape of
photographic views of our scenery, books
on California, guide pamphlets, articles
made of California woods, California grassas,
California ferns, flowers aud MOSES, it will
not be because of lack of opportunity. l. is
probable that within the next few days San
Francisco viii awaken to a realization of
the fact that very much of the credit otthe
State is in her keeping, and will do her
utmost to distract attention from her IN
slightly street pavements by the brillisncy
and astrsctiveness of her wall drapiugs and
general decorations.
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SHERiFPs SALE,

YNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF Az FXECU-
u ton issued out Of the Superior Court q the
State Of California, held in and for the county of
San Francisco Department Nc 81 on the 9Th day Of
August, 1888, upon judgment recovered therein
on said day. in favor OF JAMES 81. HAVEN and
against BERNARDIN0 SANCHEZ, for the sum of
Sl5,723 6-l00 with interest thereon from the date
hereof at the rate Of per cent per annum TIL
paid, and aecruing costs; therefore, | did on the
7th day Of August, 1883, levy upon all the right,
title and interest that the said defendant, Bsroar
dino Sanchez had on the Ilth day of January, 1885,
the date on which said property was attached in
said action, Of, in and to the following described
real estate situate, lying and being in the city OF
Sacramento county Of Sacramento, state of Caliior
mia, to wit Let No. 5, in the block bounded
by L and NJ, and Fourth and Fifth streets, Of said
city Of Sacramento. Notice is hereby given that
will on MONDAY, the Sd day Of SEP TENDER,
1888, in front of the Courthouse, in said city OF
Sacramento ct the hour Of II o'clock A. NJ sell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash. all the right, title and interest Of the said de-
fendant BernardinO Sanchez, of in and to the fore
going described real estate. A. Fl. ESTILL,
Sheriff Sacramento county
GRAY & HAVEN. Plant IFS Attorneys. auS-law4tTh
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press, which instantly shot around curve
with its sir brakes disabled. When within a
few feet of the train at the station, switch
man Williams, with rare presence of mind,
threw the wild train on siding, saving many
lives on both trains. He will receive hand-
some present and promotion.
No Cattle Disease In Kansas.
DODGE CITY (Kas.), Aug. Sth.-The report
telegraphed from here stating that the Texas
fever was raging among the cattle in malig-
nant form, is entirely untrue. There has net
been a single case of fever here, or near here,
this season, ner has there been one form or
species Of the disease among stock resembling
it in any way.
The Railroad operators.
P1rTsBURG, August S,h.-Rsports from
along the line Of the Piets5urg division of the
Baltimore and Ohio, received to. day, show
that the order for railroad operators to strike
was generally obeyed yesterday. The rail
road officials admit this, but say that nearly
all the offices have been filed by new uen.
Fine Sport Promised.
ROCHESTER, August Ssh.-The races here
next week will include tpecial trot between
Philis snd Trinkett for $1,000. Edwin
Thorne Fanny Witherspoon and ST. Julian
will trot for s. 600, and Jay Eye See viii
trot three heats to beas her record-2;l54,
Ia Favor OF the Company.
PHILADELPHIA, August Sth.--The five civil
suits brought by Chauncy H. Fuller. general
agent in this city of the Chicago Meat Com
pany, against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, has been decided by Magistrate
Lat in favor of the company.
TeIegraphers' Ball.
NEW York, August Sth.-Five thousand
persons attended the concert and bali of the
Brotherhood of Photographers tonight in
Madison Square Garden. The whistle which
called the operators out III this city opened
the ball.
BamagiBg Rain and Hail-storm.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. August S.h.-A terrible
rain and hail-storm swept through this sec
ton to day. 1t was about two miles wide,
beating corn and all growing vegetables into
tie ground. It is regarded as one of tie
most severe storms that ever visited Western
Iowa.
American Forestry Congress.
ST. PAUL (Minn.l August S,h.-The an
nual meeting of the American Forestry Con-
FresB assembled here to-day, President Geo.
B. Loring in the chsir.
Therm0nictrieal.
New York, August Ssh.-Highest tempera-
ture to-day. ST.; lowest, 65'.
CHICAGO, August S.h,-Highest tempera-
ture to-day, So; lowest. ,63'.