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of the Territory of Montana in and for the County
OF Deer Lodge,
Ella Esther Gibbs, Plaintiff,
VS..
CT ayboln Gibbs, Defendant.
The people of the Territeoy of Montana send greet
ing to Clsyborn Gibbs, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the aboye.named Plaintiff in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Montana In and Tor the County of
Deer Lodge, and to the complaint fled therein
the servce you OF this summons, If served within
this county, II served out of this county, but In
this district, within twenty days. otherwise within
forty days; or judgment by default will be taken
against YOU according to the prayer Of said COM
plant
The said action Is broughtto obtain the Judgment
of this Court that the bonds of matrimony now ex-
listing between plaintiff ana ycurselt be dissolved
and that the custody of Emma Rosee. Harry Delors
and George Arthur Gibbs minor children of yourself
aud plaintiff, be awarded to plaintiff, and for costs
and general relief the grounds of said complaint
any reasonable cause absented yourself from and de-
serted plaintiff FOR the space Of more than one year
last past, and your having been guilty of extreme
cruelty toward plaintiff
And you hereby notified that If you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff VIII take default against you and
apply to the court tor the relief demanded in the
plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
t~-l Court of the Second Judicial District of
SEAL. the Territory of Montana, In and for
t0-l the County of Deer Lodge, this 2ist
day of September In the year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three:
r. L. DAVIS, Clerk.
Woody & Marshall, Plaintiffs Attorneys
744-5t
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Notice of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, NJ. r., Oct IA, 1853.
Notice If hereby given that the following named
maj proof In support Of his claim and that said
PROOF VIII be made before the Probate Judge of
Deer Lodge county, M. T., at his ONCE in the
Of November A. d. 1888, to-wit 1AS
AMEs r DAVIDSON,
who filed his Presumption Deciaratorv s,a,.
ment No. 5164 for the Southwest onartsr
lSWAl OF section No. 8 in Township No. Z north
Of Range No. 10 West. Si'n
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS co, residence upon, and cultivation OF
rster lessen, Morgan Evans, Franklin rbre,.
rostofhee, Deer Lodge county, M. T. Sien
900 y Atkinson, Register.
Q. d. O'Bannon, Atty for Claimant
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Notice of Final L,nt,v-
U. s. LAND OFFICE. HELENA N ~

US. LAND OFFICE. HEEL ENA. MT
-, October II, 1883.
Notice Is herebc given that the f,llaw,n.
n ,ah setter mas died notice OF his rtenton 81
IN, sa,s 1hM proof IN support of his claim, ana
Una. sad proof will he made before The proha,
{nege Of Deer Lodge county, M r. at his ofiise
day Of Novs 2, Deer Lodge on Tuesday. the 10Th
CHARLES 6. GLASS,
wno ME Med bis Presumption Dselara,ory State.
T 10 y 10 Township No. 0 North Of Ranse rs.
NE Names the following witnesses TO prove nj, con-
viz i' "ha ctiSisation OF said land,
John R. G; Gerd.s, William q. Cline p.,..
pos,,se ana orgei Giibssuit, all of Deer Iosaa
IA 4, Decr Lodge county, MT.
o. B. o,Hapno, ~ ATKINSON, Register.
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No 1895.
for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAMB OFFICE
HrrrH. a. tpe

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HELENA, N. T., October Is, 1888. {
Notice is hereby given that the Granite Noun
tam mining Company, an incorporation existing
under the laws OF the Territory of Montana bv
Frank L. Perkins, it's attorney in fact, whose
postofhce address is Phiiipsburg, Deer Lodge
county, Montana, has this day fled its applica-
,ien for patent for 500 linear feet ofthe Granite
Mountain Extension lode, mine or vein, situated
in Flint Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge coun-
", Montana Territory, and designated by the Of
hcial plat and field notes on file in this Office as
Lot Lot NO: ~ IN Township North, Range IS W
ana described as follows to-wit: Beginning at
the northeast corner a granite stone 26xI7xG
inches marked III 500 for corner No. /, from
which the initial point for this district bears N
- deg 5g min E 1895 feet distant, and running
10 deg 4s MN Z 600 feet. Thence N Is deg
~ min 800 feet. Thence N 10 deg "a min
w 500 feet 70 the place of beginning, containing
an area of 90. S. acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
ONCE OF the Recorder of Deer Lodge county, In
Book tx" of lodes, page 309
Inc adjoining claimant is the Grant, Noun
tam Mining Company to the Granite Mountain
Lode, Lot No.I74, on the east.
r. Atkinson, Register.
M Is. Ringeling, Attorney for Claimant
T46-lOt.
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From the Railroads.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia statement is pub
lished here that Willard o; the Northern Pa
ciHc has practically arranged for the con-
structlon or number Of steamers Of unusu-
ally heavy tonnage and great speed, to oper-
ate In connection with the Northern Pacific
from Superior City and Duluth to Buffalo,
and by this means overcome the cost Of
transportation Of grain from the line OF that
road by way of Chicago and the east. It is
also asserted that the Willard interest has
been quietly obtaining control Of the New
York, West Shore and Buffalo, thus giving,
during the season of navigation, through
freight nom the Pacific Coast to the east.
The Times Winnipeg special says that
Major Rogers, In charge Of the Canadian Pa
cIfc survey through the Rocky Mountains.
has discovered a direct line for road by
which the distance from Winnipeg 10 Port
Moody will be only l4s0 miles.
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SAW MILL FOR SALE.

business, The undersigned off.,s To- 80 .e m
pprs..slass standard Saw Mill, with so-Horss
manufas sngins, Everything complete for the
ana new Logging Tracks In ,Sonnestios The
seasnn - AL new, and has been used bu, one
m;iss - ne MIL has frst-eiass location, two
eonvsni na one. malt above Mccarty's Bridge, is
,.;.ss1 to timber and running water. and
road 1eW nundred yards of the NJ p Rail.
For ,SnAstory reasons given Tor selling
Mouth OF Bear p % N@a On " aeofssss I"
tso-Sm JOHN LEHMAN.
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THE recent suicide in Pittsburg Of Mrs.
Fannie Bryant Newton has created much in
terest in that city. Some account OF her
methodical manner will be found on the out
side of this issue. The lady was niece Of
Alexander Campbell, founder of the Camp
bsllite church, and DR.. Grin Newton, her re-
puted husband, who committed suicide Two
weeks before, is said to have been direct
descendant of Sir Isaac Newton.
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The Mddisontdn thinks that members OF
the Legislature and United States officers,
except postmasters, are not permitted to be
members Of the constitutional convention.
In an article last week on the subject II
says: "The question has arisen, and it will
o doubtless be discussed In the county con-
ventions, whether members Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly are eligible TO hold the posi-
ton of delegate In the constitutional con.
vention. The Mddisonidn holds the opinion
Act of the Territory Of Montana reads thus
And be IL further enacted, That no mem
Der Of the Legislative Assembly shall hold or
be appointed TO any office which shall have
been created, or the salary or emoluments Of
which shall have been increased while he
was q member, during the term for which he
was elected, and for one year after the ex-
piration of such term. And no
person holding commission or appointment
under the United States, except postmasters,
shall be members Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,; or shall hold any office under the govern
ment Of the Territory We think this quo
tation ought 10 be sufficient to efiectually
dispose of the question Of eligibility, either
Of members of the Legislature or United
States officers. The language is plain and
unmistakable. 1t is claimed, however, that
the position Of delegate TO q constitutional
convention, being one TO which no pay for
services Is attached, Is not an office with
In the meaning of the term. And, further,
that by resignation Of his present Office q
member OF the Legislature may render him
self eligible. The clause, sand for one year
after the expiration Of the term for which
he was elected completely nullifies the latter
assumption. Nor is the first-named point,
TO our mind, we'll taken, Webster defiues
office to be "a special duty, trust, or charge,
conferred by authority and for public pur>
pose; AN employment undertaken by the
commission and authority Of the governs
ment,' etc., and we know Of no instance In
which the accessory Of pay or smolument
has been deemed necessary to mako the
definition complete. The Mddisonian has
no doubt that members of the constitutional
convention are officers lin the .ull sense Of
the term; but u, as has been asserted, judi
cial decisions have been given TO the contra
ry, the conventions should be advised Of the
fact, SO that they may act intelligently In
making their nominations. We are ignorant
Of the existence Of any such decisions" The
Republicans of Helena seem TO have differ
ent view of the matter or else have over
looked the law, as they have nominated U.
s. Marshal Botkln as delegate.
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THE Western Union lines from Jerome
Park were tapped this week during the races
and false reports of the races sent, the pool
sellers in different cities being victimized TO
the extent of 500, 900 or more. The auth
ors Of the swindle have not yet been dis
covered.
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CHros, the scene Of heavy earthquake a
year or SO ago, still suffers an occasional
shaking up. An earthquake occurred there
on the 18th inst, doing considerable damage
10 persons and property.
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THE PAGER Johnston that made 2:l0 last
week has been sold to Commodore w. W.
Kittson, of St. Paul, for $4,000. The COM
modore owns Little Brown jug, the next
fastest PAGER, and also other fine horses.
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DURING services In q Jewish Synagogue
In Russian province last week false alarm
Of fire was raised and in the panic that en-
that ensued forty women were killed and
many others injured.
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What the President Approves and Dis
Disapproves.

What the President Approves and Dis
Disapproves.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President
to-day approved the sentence of dismissal In
the case Of Lieutenant Colonel Guido Ilges,
of the Eighteenth Infantry, tried by court
martial on charge Of having duplicated his
pay accounts.
The President also approved the sentence
Of dismissal In the ease of Captain Edward
D. Hubbard, OF the Quartermaster,s Depart
msni, who was tried on . charge Of drunk
enness.
The President disappsoved the sentence Of
dismissal In the case Of First Lieutenant Jas.
F. Simpson, Of the Third Cavalry, who was
tried on charge of conduct snbecoming an
officer and gentleman, In having married >
woman who had been his mistress.
BE also disapprovsd the sentence Of dis
missal In the case Of Commander Fred. r.
Smith, who was tried ON . charge OF duplI-
eating h!s psy accounts.
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The Comptroller Of the Treasury has at
length decided that there is no further
necessity for withholding Delegate singiscr's
salary. There never was any II bis accounts
were correct
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GOVERNOR BUTLER expresses the opinion
that there will be three strong Presidential
candidates next year. He says: 1.-TWO
million workingmen will demand a voice
In the Government, and, in my opinion, they
will nominate q candidate for the Presi-
dency next year, and am satisfied the man
they will select will be one on whom the
best elements of both parties can unite"
The united workingmen would doubtless
constitute strong party, but the Presidency
can not give them what they need. 1t is in
Congress, In the State Legislatures, and in
the Constitutional Conventions they must
look for better things, and as long as they
frltter away their efforts In what seems q
race for Office simply, they can never hope
TO secure much outside support.
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THE Salt Lake Tribune thinks q narrow
guage railroad from New York to San Fran
cisco, with double track east of the Mis-.
souri, river, would pay all expenses and ten
per cent. per annum Oh the inyestment.
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STALLION FOR SALE.
Ten Doy, Sired by Mountain Chief.

offer for sale the fine, blooded stallion TEN
DoY, whe has the following pedigree:
TEN DOY Is n dark blood bay, foaled Nav g.
1875; sired by Mountain Chief.
Mountain Chic. was sired by Clark Chief, dam
Young Hooten, by imported Hooten. Young
Hooten's dam by Boston, sire Of the renowned
race horse, Lexington. Clark Chief by MenIbri.
no Chief by Membrino Paymaster, by Manbri.
no, by imported Messenger. Clark CHIEF. dam
BY Bay Messenger, by Harpins, dam Mrs. eau
die, the dam of Ericsson. Harpins by Bishops
Hambletonian, dam BY imported Messenger.
LIST dam Ellen Belle by Hers Membrino
Patehen. Cd dam Belle of Meadowbrook by
Alexander's Ned Forrest. Sd dam by Hers
Boston by old Boston sire OF Lexington. 4,h
dam by Horizons Crusader. 9Th dam by Curds
Kosiosko by Sir Arehy. 9th dam Blackburn's
Whip by imported Whip.
certify that the above pedigree Is correct as
bred the colt JOHN S. PEMBERTON
Deer Lodge, M. T., May IT, 1876.
TEN DoY is 16 hands high, weighs 1875
pounds, and Is one of the surest and best sires
ever stood in Montana. For price or particulars
cali on
WIN. L. HARTLEY
Warm Spri =, Deer Lodge Co, MT.
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THE slayer Of Carey, the Irish Informer,
has secured two American lawyers to de-
fepd him, one being General Roger A.
Pryor.
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THE Civil Rights Acts has been declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court Of
the United States, only one Judge, Harlan,
dissenting out of nine.
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for sale

sssRssSs lG q Of Cabbage No
Leave orders At Deer Lodge Drug ssorews rates.
Deer Lodge, NJ T., Sept. "a, 1855 sss,f
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GOOD TEMPLARS.
Sixteenth Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge Of Montana.

The sixteenth annual session of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templsrs of Montana con-
vened at Wickes on Wednesday, October 10.
From tbIrty-ive to forty officers, delegates,
and visitors were present. The report of
officers showed the condition of the order to
be very satisfactory. The membership was
reported at 1856 and the number of lodges at
Is. A balance of 1,226.71 was reported in
the hands Of the Grand Treasurer, with no
outstanding bills.
An order was made authorizing the G. w.
s. to negotiate for one page of the Montana
Christian Advocate, to be at the disposal of
TIE Grand Lodge for the ensuing year. The
following officers were selected and installed
for the ensuing year: .H .z
G. w. 9. T.-Vining A. Cook, of Boulder.
g. C.-Wm. Hamilton, of Butte.
CIV V. T.-Miss Lizzie d. Wickes, of
Wickes.
e.. w. S.-Massens Bullard, of Helena.
G. w. T.-Miss Lucinda A. Buzzard, of
Butte. .f.i
G. S. J. T.-Mrs. Eva A. Garvin, Of Hell
ena.
r ". C.-Ihos. w. TODD, OF Wickes.
G. M.-Peter b. Mills, of Boulder.
G. WI. G.-Miss Alwildia Buzzard, of
Butte.
G. W.. o. G.--Joel j. Bond, of Stevens
Vile. i 81 5S |al ,Es7 =
q. Mess.-A. NJ. Morgan, of Wickes.
g. w. A. S.-Miss Helen NJ. Potter, Of
Wickes.
@. d. M.-Miss Hannah Shawl, of wickes.
Il. G. w. G. T.-Joseph Trudigan, Of
Maryville.
Representative to the r. w. G. Lodge
MassenA Bullard. Alternate, Thomas N.
Todd.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That In the judgment OF this
Grand Lodge the time has come for temper.
ance people to vote as they talk; and that
we favor the nomination Of . prohibition
ticket at all general elections.
Butte was selected rs the place for hold
ing the next session OF the Grand Lodge,
which will convene on the fourth wednes.
day In October, 1884.
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JAMES II. MILLS. PUBLISHER

THE yellow fever has disappeared from
Pensacola.
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OHIO gave $4,000 majority against pro-
bIbition. So endeth the second lesson.
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An excellent quality Of mica. equal TO the
best taken from the New Hampshire and
North Carolina mines, has been discovered
on n tributary of the Madison, between
Sterling and Virginia 1t Is said to be found
In plates Of merchantable size. A good pro-
ducing mica mine would be q fortune to the
owners. For years there has been difiicul-
ty In supplying the demand for mica 1t Is
principally used In the manufacture Of stoves,
but would be applied to many other. uses II
--drpt Courier.
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Second judicial District
of the Territory of Montana, in and for the County
of Deer Lodge
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SU M MONS,

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
tIct of the Territory of Montana, in and for
the County of Deer Lodge.
Amelia Morrow, Plaintiff,
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kind of team, in the Territory.
For some months past E. s. Topping has
been publishing in the Bozeman Chronicle a
series of articles entitled Chronicles of the
Yellowstone. Their publication in this form
Is now concluded, and they win appear re-
vised, extended and corrected in book form.
At meeting in Benton last week to dis
cuss the building of Touring mill, the
farmers present agreed to plant S73 acres in
wheat next year if the mill was assured, and
committees were appointed to canvass for
further guarantees in the country tributary
to Benton.
THURSDAYS of last week Butte had fire on
the southeast corner of Main and Park streets,
which destroyed several frame houses be-
longing to Joseph Nadeau and occupied as
saloons, restaurants, and SO forth. The total
loss foots up nearly 5000, with insurance of
only $1,000.
Messrs. George Steell, A. G. Botkin, d. FL.
Weston and Cornelius Hedges are the Re-
publican candidates in Lewis and Clarke
county for Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. j. X. Toole, Matt. Carroll, A.
NJ. Voolfolk and 7. j. Lowry are the Demo-
cratic candidates.
Mrs. Edward Towers, of Livingston, died
from dose of strychnine last week. She
was morphine eater. Her husband used
strychuine for dyspepsia and nervousness
Being out Of her own drug, Mrs. Towers
tried that of her husband, but took too much.
Hence the funeral.
Major Conger, government saperinten-
dent of the Park, estimates that about co.
600 persons have visited the Park
during the season now ended. About one
fourth OF them he thinks went by rail and
stage, while the others made the trip by
private cenveyances.
Clark, who escaped from. the Meagher
county Jail last week, left the following note:
'.The Jail is good, so Is the grub, but 1 don't
like the country, 80 / guess I'll leave" The
Chinese murderer, who also escaped, dded
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MT. v. a. LeT&t DAON.
DEAR SIR received your communica-
ton Of some days since, requesting me 70
send you written statement Of the reputa-
tion you had while you resided in Butte
county several years since. In reply would
say that while my recollections of You are
all Of pleasant nature, yet hesitated 10
write until could first communicate with
some of your old neighbos In Wyandot,
where yon formerly resided. l therefore
wrote TO my brother In Oroville, ard after
making due inquiry he sends me lie en-
closed statement signed by the firm. have
also signed Il and enclose herewith.
If | for simoment believed you conld be
guilty OF crime, and especially so wicked
one rs that with which you are charged,
should now hesitate TO give you the benefit
OF once having enjoyed good reputation.
certainly hope You will be able TO convince
the good people of Dillon Of your innocence
aud that you will he honorably acquitted.
Yours truly, GEG. G. PERKINS.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-12-01
CONDENSED TELEGRhMS.

O'DONNELL's s wife has arrived in Lon
don.
KING ALFONSO expects visit shortly
from the Prince of Wales.
SERGEANT MASON is said to be going
on exhibition in Pittsburgh museum.
FRANCE has removed the restrictions
against American pork.
The gross earnings of the Erie Road
increased - So, GIT i'll the year just past
COUNT Won MOLTKE has been made
Chancellor Of the Order Of the Black Eagle.
THE Secretary of the Interior declines
to formulate any new rules to regulate
practice in pension cases.
THE Dutch bark Judith foundered
recently Oh the coast of Norway. The
Captain alone was saved.
The graves of two of the original
Mayfower Pilgrims were discovered on
the 9th at Plymouth, Mass.
The American Bishops at Rome are
said to be opposed to further interference
in Irish politics.
THE Franco-Chinese troubles were
the subject of a Cabinet conference at
Washington on the 9th.
A MAN has been arrested in Orange
County, N. j., on suspicion of being the
murderer of Phoebe Paullin.
FRAIssINET, the French banker who
the monopoly of trade from Marseilles
with Madagascar and Zanzibar.
THE United States steamer Shenan-
doah is at Boston under orders for a voy-
age around the Horn, but neither officers
nor men can be found willing to take her.
ALBANY, WIS, was almost complete.
ly destroyed by fire on the 9th. Several
men were fatally injured.
EVERY business house on the public
square at Waverly, Tenn, burned on the
9th. Loss, $4,000.
TWELVE hundred workmen were
thrown out of employment 10y the failure
of Doble & Co., Glasgow. ship-builders.
THEnew Spanish Ministerto the United
States is charged with the arrangement of
a commercial treaty in behalf of Cuba.
ANXIETY was manifest in Paris on the
9th over rumors that Admiral Courbet's
command has been defeated and his COM
munications interrupted.
The Egyptian Government holds that
no change can legally be made in the status
of the Suez Canal without fresh concessions
from Egypt.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON, the noted actor,
was stricken with complete loss of voice at
Peoria, ILL.,, the morning of the 27th.
THREE young ladies attached to the
Russian Court were arrested on the 9th on
a charge of being connected with Nihilist
conspiracy.