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Heirs s. A. Bell Addition
NJ aynard's Plat /:

Lots and 5. block IL.
Lots I. 2, 3, 4. block 46
Lot 4, block 10. Boren's plat, on Second
street
Lots and 2. block 81. Denny's and Bells
addition.
Lot 8. block 4. Brawley'e.
North half block Z Eastern addition.
Lots / and 2, block 9, Eastern addition.
Lots and 2, block s. Fairview. with II
story house.
% lots in Hanford's addition.
Lots Is ana l6. block 70, Kids addition.
Lot 4, block q. Kidd ad iition.
30 lots In McGilvra's addition.
50 lotsin Yesler and McGilvra's addition.
S lots in Miles addition. on Madison
street extension.
Lots :. S, and !, block 6 McNsught's
first addition.
slot 10. block 49. McAleer'a
Lot ,, blo.k ~. McAleer's.
IL lots in Northern addition.
3 los in Pontius' addition.
80 lots in Phinney's addition.
lots in Rileys addition.
2chOice lots in Union addition.
Lands by the acre in tracts of two acres
and upwards. harms and wild lands. etc.
Call and xamine full list and prices.
J. ". EDWARDS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
jel5 If III Front street.
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MARRIED.

ANORRsoN-HENpKRsoN-In this city,
July l9. by the Rev. J. r. Ellis, James
Anderson. OF Kitsap county. and Mary
Hende son, Of King county.
LyALL-Woop-At Neah Bay Agency,
July IL. 1883 by the Right Rev. J. A.
Paddock. d. d.. Bishop Of Washington,
Robert Lyall. NJ D.. late Of Caithness.
Scotland. and Ollie May. daughter OF
General Oliver and Mrs. Emma A.
Wood. Of Neah Bay.
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THR CoarxDY CoarPAxH.-The Leon
ard 0rcvsr Comedy Company played
"Osr Boarding House" TO . full house
last evening. II b bat Q step from
GIavs 10 eAy, and cur theatsr Roers
aeeee ths heAvy piscss Of the tao pre-
cedlnR awnings we're prepared 10 enjoy
. little fun. Thees b bat little In The
play sAvO IN opportunity for the Gro
vef's pre- and .6ls 30 produce some very
good comedy acting and evoke oouaid-
ssahls mirth. The support would b
hsetsr vers Ill familiar With their lines.
Tonight my 6oa-in-lav" viii b pro-
duosd. u b - full Of fun and comical
situasioos - ~ play oe last evening,
and VIII douh3isD draw Q full houss.
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KALlsons 4laaox.-Rsv. I. N. Kai.
ioch. afssr spending fsv days in Seat
tle. lsft tos whatcom Yesterday. He
told . fxSend here that his mission On
the 6ound vas 20 ssleot business looa-
t50a Tor hia son, Rev. l. 8. Kalloch, the
Glayoe q Chna. DsYounQ.
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P0e pare. fresh drugs and medicine.
o rooennahls pxiesa. 50 - 6eousll q
Cas- ~ etosA epDuaito ~ Nov En-
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The large cities Of the country are o.
timatsd TO have in 1888 q population q
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Bxrrxn BcIIpuos.-A New York Cd.
enti6c journal, oommenting On The i'm
provemeut Of building meekods In thai
city. sAys: "The oharacese of boildinau
nov bsina erected IN New York city
differs greatly ffum thces which havs
bean built for the last 30 ysara mot
alone In s4yle and the tendency 20 o..
trsme hight. but in sxeellsncs Of mate
rial and workmanship. Ths day 81
lief thai Il b real estate. Good bu.ld-
ina stous, granite o. limestone, and
hard -burned bricks, are ussd insssad a
iron for the outside walls. rolled iron
beams take the place Of timbse ana
plank for deee suppoFtA and celltlas
tile or porous clay blaeks tnkn tho paaoo
Of studdinR and 18th FOR partitions"
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oAlQaaoe-CAesp for eaaA q IL min
- - anA tsunt sesee1s. 0eeeao
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FuR-At one o'clock this morning
flames we're discovered Issuing fron the
second story window Of thu old unitsd
Statea Hossl, nov located in he rear Of
tbs new Arlington. and uasd q . lodeine
housr. Men With boeksts. aasis1e6 81
the hook and ladder company, Rot ~
hre under control. and paS e ont bsfoso
any particular camaRe rssaltsd La
abo1l o3oo
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For Rent.

oUsE TO RENT AND FURNITURE
l lis ! 81 Is sale sA AsRb's e Z HUMPHREY.
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g !. - sasiy - ~ saAaAas u
bose-jaek
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WHEN WILL TIDES CEASE TO EBB
w and flow,
R-osring winds 70 howl. moan and blow
Immense bargains more and mo e,
Go in. friends. to the Dollar Store
H-yu iktas. there you may find.
Tons OF z oceries of various kinds.
Study your interests by. reading theee
lines.
Don't be fooled but look around,
Or you'll miss bargains. the grandest
found.
Ladies' and gentlemen, we invite your
trade:
Look. were cutting with our Damascus
blade.
A well selected stock always on hand,
Ready and willing at the trades COM
mand.
Store full Of Notions. Boots and Shoes.
Tea, Coffee. Sugar. whatever you choose /:
OF queensware we boast th- lions share.
Resources in reserve. and plenty to spare.
Eureka, say all. we've found it there.
8ll Front street, Seattle
iyl9 I'm
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4 BARGAIN.

TOR sALE-TwO OF THE REST
II lots il Burke's 1rst additioa, fronting
on Lake Union, for e3D0. for ten dayo. n.
Quire Ct law once Of
GEO. vENADLE SMITH.
Room No. I, Yesler-Leary Block.
Jya U Seattle. w. r.
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offices to Rent.

OFFICES N THE YESLER-LEARY
" block Inquire Of
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A GIRL OR WOMAN. TO Do GEN
"A eral hcusewofk. LArge wages paid
Apply TO MRS WM. BALDWIN, corner
Of Columbia and Sixth streets. jyl9 Il
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

A BUNCH OF KEYS. BETWEEN
"A Washington street and the Yesler-
Leary block A liberal reward will be
given TO the finder by bringing to this
once. 1yl9 II
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Vim. N. Bells Addltio

Lots and 6. block Is.
Lot 4. block Is. with house.
Lots and 2 block ID.
Lot II block G.
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A LII PERSONS WISHING TO BUY
"A Or sell real estate VIII ind IL to their
interest to call On me, af my once, with
Mcknight, Ferry. AeNaught & Mitchell,
Commercial streee Seattle.
myl6 II. HRYNER.
The Black range., 1883-02-02
Notice Of Pre-Emption Proof.
LAND orFloE, IA MEsIL'A,N.Ml

~ N LAND OIFICE. d MEsILIA, Y. VI.
January Il, lSS3.
,Noucn Is hereby given that the Following
named settlers have filed notice of intention
10 make hnai proof on Their respective claims
Hnelore the probate clerk of SocOrro county,
New MeHlco, at suco!rG, aforesaid county
ana territory, ON "Wednesday, -tebruary 81
ioS2, w
MATHEW DEft on pr. .emption doclaratory
stAteihent numbeI SS2, fortthe 5 4 W 4 sec
~, ! = RIO W, ana theeb II W u see 5, 2, s
10 W Mlhess :, THOMAS Reynolds, Mathew
Devlin, Washington Jones and John Doyle,
All lOt SOoOlroe county, N. NJ, ftF.t t'l
The Black range., 1883-02-02
No. I7o. - ------- -
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
U. 5. LAND OFFICE, Ia MEsrLLA, NM

U. ;. LAND OFFICE, Ia MEsILLA, y. NJ
january ;, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that the c nicago and
New Mexico mining company, by it, duly au-
thDriZed agent, John Il. Adams, whose post.
office address is Grafton, SOcorro county,
New Mexico, has this day filed its npplica.
linear feet OF the Rapidnn mine or vein
Bearing silver and copper, wi II surface
ground six hundred (iO1) feet in width, stu.
utcd in the Black Range minirg di trict
cOuntyiof socnrro and Territory of New Mex.
leo, and described in the tie id notes and ofii.
cial plat 0n file in this Office rs follows Owtt:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of tine
claim, a post set in ground aud marked $
cor No. Il; thence north 70deg 81 min W, st
u feet to the southwest corn II, "A post Sc IN
ground aud marked W cor No. ar: tDence
north p deg 10 min east $50 feet to ST. Charles
lulch-l L01 to northwest corner a most set
in ground and mai ked n W corNo.3R; thence
south 20 deg 80 mn east 600 teet to northeast
corner, post set i'll ground and marked n
cor No, X, whence rom a poiut 81 feet south
70 deg 80 min cast from said northeast corner
the peak at the extreme east end of the san
Mateo mountains bears nor h 7a deg and 50
min east, and south 10 deg 26 min east to
iointed peak in the Cuchilo Negro moui.
tnins west Of Edwai ds' camp and southeast Of
Argentine rass, tn nee south % deg ~ min
west 800 feet to the nlac of beginning;
point on the east side line II feet from the
southeast corner bears south "a deg So IN n
east to the pointed peak above mentioned.
tanning 20 63 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
recorders Office of SocOI1o county aforesaid,
in book 3, page $40. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion of said Ram-
dan mine or surface ground are required to
file their adverse claims wi, II the register Of
the United States land office at La Mes LA, in
the territory of New Mexico, during the sixty
days peri ID of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue nf the provisions OF
the statute. GEO. h. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

ground and marked n " cor No. : 6, Il being
the same corr er aS corner number . of the
Mont, yuma lode claim, and bears south 2
deg .05 west s.62s feet TO tile mineral nonu-
ment on top of Ivanhoe peak: thence south
81 deg Is min east COO feet along the south
end OF the Montezuma lode claim to the
northeast corn r. post set I'm ground and
marked n cor {; Ivanhoe peak mineral
y 0numeut beers south deg 2B min west,
thence south 5 deg .t3 min east pa feet to
pince Of beginnin& Magnetic val1atlon IL
deg A. min ea~s. Containing 3 s6 aeres.--..
The location of this mine is recorded I'm the
recorders oice OF SocOrfo county. in book 5.
ut page e. Fie adj lining claimants are the
hlnska lode clni at the south and the Mon
tezuma lode claim at the north. Any aud all
persons claiming = versely any potion cf
said Smuggler mime or surface ground are
required 20 file their a verse claims with the
register of the United Stat,.s land Office at La
Mesilia. in the territory of New Mexico, dur
i,g the sixty days PERIOD of publication here
OF yor they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the statute ~
GEO. -. BOWMAN, Register
The Black range., 1883-02-02
tt. No. IIo.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. .s.LAND OFFICE, IA MrsrLlA, n. NJ

L. s. LAND OFFICE, Ia MEsILIA, \. Nj
~ 5t D'cember 4th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given thar. L. j. Fields, Ii.
G. Bond, f. Nelson aud G.. B McAuay, whose
pOstOtlice address is Ch oride, Sucol'io conn.
ty, New Mexico has this day filed his apnl.
cation for n patent for fourteen hundred and
lnety.three ll493) linear feet of the Wall
street No.2 mine or vein, bearing silver, with
surface ground five hundred a d eighty (5S0)
fc' t in Width situated in Apache mining dis .
tict county of Sncorro ana territory OF New
Mexico, ana lie e-iynated by the field notes
and official plat ON iile in this office as lot
number 3Os, said lot number 30S being as fol.
lows to wit
beginning a. the g corner No. |, a cedar
post in it long, surrounded by monu !.
ment OF stones and marked ''n Q corner w .
y. No. 2,'-variation IL deg 10 min e. The
highest point on top OF prominent conical
point of rocks on hillnorthof claim is located
u Is deg ~ min W 479 it from said II e corner
No. l. Ihenee II 6S deg Us min W i ,493 it to N
" cor, u cedar post surr lunded by amour
ment of stones, marked 'nw co W. St 40 30
Thence As deg b. min W $50 ft to sw cor No
s. pinon post surrounded by a monument
of stones, marked IS " cor w. ST., Ne g"
Then 81 deg Us min 1913 it to chloride creek,
1893 It across said creek to 5 G cor No. 4, a
cedar post sure unded by a monument of
stones and mark "s G corner w. ST. No. 9"
Said corner is located on the south bank of
Chloride creek and bears II deg 48 min W
I00tt th the top of rnlcal point of rock efore
hlp4iolVu' rToiil Sitlu corner bS iOOt tun-
nel bears n 20 eg h5 min W l2l It. and "a 55 foot
tunnel bears II 3 deg II min G 264 IT. Thence
II IL deg 81 min @ $50 It across Chloride ere, k
to place of beginning. Magnetic variation
Il deg 10 mine, containing 1897 acres.
The location of his mine is recorded in the
recorders otlice of SocoITO coun v, New Mex
leo, in book 3, page II. of mining records. The
adjoining claim on the east is the Wall Street.
Any and all persons claimii Z adversely any
portion Of said "Wall street No 9" mine or
surfiice ground are requiry Il to file their ad.
verse claims with the register of the United
States land office at La Mesilla, in the terri.
tory OF New Mexico, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they will'be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. GEO, ID. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range., 1883-02-02
NotIce'of Forfeiture.

CHLomDE. n. NJ, January 96, 1853.
Notice Is hereby given to l. H. Ease that we
have expended one hundred collars in labor
upon the Cub mining claim, situhted in the
Apache mining district Socorro county, New
Mexico, TOR the year 1882, in ordet to hold
pos .ession Of said premises under section 1924
OF the revised statutes Of the United states,
and il within ninety days from the date OF
this notice you fail or refuse TO contribute
your proportion of such expenditure as 4 90.
owner, your interest in said clai u will be.
come the property of the undersigned under
said section 1924 OF said statutes, and YOU will
also pay the cost of this advertisement.
j. G. SHAW, 'I'
ll @ r OSCAR PFOTE> HAUER,
~ DEWITp MCKF NEy
The Black range., 1883-02-02
No. III.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

..f U. >. LAND OFFICE, Ia MEslLLA, y. ". J
Jauu1ly g 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the Chic ,Eo and
New Mexico Mining company, by its duly au
thorized alsi'nt, John Is, Adulns, whose liosb
office address is Grafton, SOcorro county New
Mexico; has this day fled its application for
a patent for fourteen huRdreu ana SIXTY
seven linear feet of the MontCZuInn mine q
vein bearing silver with surface ground six
hundred feet in width, situated in the Bl ok
Range mining district, county of SCcoi1o and
ter ltpiy Of New Mexico, and described in the
nelu notes nni Official plat ou ii.C in is Of
hce eas follows, to VIII. Beginn;ng at the south.
east corner OF the claim, q post set IN the
ground and marked { cor ! NJ mineral
monument on Ivanhoe peak. bears south 8
Heg ~ MN west; thence north s deg IL min
westG Q feet along the month enddf the snnlg.
sler lode claim 70 post set in the ground
ana marked IS core NJ, which bears south
dc5 .05 lain west ,G22 tect to the niins raj
monument on said lVunhoe peak; thence
north 3 deg i3niin east 1861 feet tn d post set
IN the ground and marked II W cor 3 NJ thence
south - deg Is min east 800 feet fruiIi which
Il shalt bears south n deg 30 min east l6I ct
= II peak i'll the extreme east end of the San
Mateo mountains, beai north IS deg Is min
eaSt-,ngaPs Pgstk bears south u deg 80 min
cast, ana lie heminc,ut Iidnuncnt ah aid Ivan.
noe peak bears ) deEid min w6st--GpQ feet to
post set IL the grUupd GuO marked II cor
NJ tn nco south ; ueg lS min west ,467 feet
70 the place OF be2innin4, Magnetic variation
l. deg IS min cast. containing 20 8 acres
The location OF thiH mine is raerfded in the
recorder, ollie" Ct SUcOrro county, in book 3,
at pages 53 and o. he adjoining claimants
are the Smdggle lode claim south and ad.
Joining the MOutezum Any. ana itil persons
claiming adversely any portion oi said Mon.
tezuma mine or surface ground are required
to file their adve sc claims with the register
of the United states land Office ut La Mesilla,
III the terri ory of New MeAito, during the
'ikty days period OF pub ,icatlnu hereof or
they will be barred by vi tue cf the provis.
ions of the statute su.l
GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register,
The Black range., 1883-02-02
.r,s ..y No. IIq,
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
U. S. LANn OFFICE, Il, MEsrLLA, N. Nj. /

-I-| y . IIANII UFFIUEt IN 7HEsILLA, n. N. I
January ?, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the Chicago and
New Mexico mining company, by its author
iZed ageiit, John B. Adams, whose postofiice
address Is Grafton, SoeoITo county, New Mex,
leo, has this day filed its application for Il
patent for2A linear feet of the Smugglern mine
or vein bearing silver, with surface ground
600 feet in width, situated in the Black Range
mining district, county ot SoeOrro and terri
tory OF New Mexico, and described in the fielt
notes and official plat on flein this flee as
follows, to wit; beginning ut the southeast
corner of the claim, IA post set in grouid and
marked q cor No. ) thence north 80 deg
Is min west 2Sl feet, from which shaft bears
non tli 50 deg 45 min east 80 feet 800 feet along
the no. th end of the Alaska lode claim to the
south est corner, post set in ground and
marked sw cor No2 s, 1t being the same
corner Ms corner number of the said Al ska
lode claim; thence north deg .O3 min west
2i4 ieet to the northwest corner, d post set In
The Black range., 1883-02-02
Notice OF Forfeiture.

..-.f GHL9rlDE, \. NJ, February 2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given b T. II. Strong that
we hive expended oue hundred dollars in
labor on the silver King mining claim, stu
ated in the Apache mining district, Soc RIO
county, New Mexico, for the year 1882, in
order to hold POSSESSION of said premises
und,r section 1924 OF the revised statutes of
the United states, and if within ninety days
from the date OF this notice YOU fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such expend.
iturr as a co-owner, your interest in said
clhim will become the property of the unde, :
signed under said section 1924 of said statutes,
and you Will also pay the cost of this adver
tlseniGnt. +. ii. Reavis.
~ rF w. l.. Reavis
The Black range., 1883-02-02
Notlce or Forfeiture.
CuIoRIpr n NJ Jonuorv 10

= NHIVNIVE1 ~ E'IfI JUTUIITy II 1853.
Notice Is hereby given TO A. j. Hughes that
we have expended one hundred dollars in
labor upon each of the following claims, viz .
the Buckeye, Ontario and Small Hopes, stu.
Silver Brick aud Crown Point, situated in the
Palomas miDn district, all in soccrro coun-
", New Mexico far the year 1852, III order to
hold possession o. said premises under sec.
tion 232i OF the revised statute, of the United
States, and II within nine y days from the
date Of this notice you fail or refuse 10 con.
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure
as q co-owner. your interest in said claitns
W u become the property OF the undersigned
under said section 232i Of the said siatmes
IG taf ID. NJ LOTHIAN,
}. @. WRIGHT,
10 u W LAYTON.
The Black range., 1883-02-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.
CHLORIDE, N, NJ, Janua

I CHLORIDE, N, NJ, January IL, 1888
Notice IS hereby given to j. G.. Singleton
that the Undersigned has per ormed the an
nHal assessment work for the year 1872,
amounting to one hundred dollars, upon the
Omega mining claim situated on Mineral
creek, in the Apache mining disIic, Socorro
C unity, N. Nj, east slope of Black Range, and
you are hereby notified that unless Ou pay
yourpiop I ion OF he same, viz. s33 3S, with
in ninety days from the date OF the publica.
tion OF this notice. your interest in Q sa d
mine will be forfeited to the undersigned, ne
cording to law, aud you will also pay the cost
of this advel tisement.
SoUTIIwgsTERN MINING Co.
BY G.. +. PARMEhEE, Prest
H. ~ CASTLE Sec'V 40
The Black range., 1883-02-02
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Armstrong Brothers & Young, hereto ore ex-
listing and doing business mt Engle, New
Mexico. is this day disso we'd by mutual con
sent Armstrong Brothers continuing, who
VIII pay all Indebtedness of the late firm and
are alone authorized to sign in receipt for
payments OF money owing the same.
- ARAsrRONG RRoTNERs
The Black range., 1883-02-02

III reported that the President has
decided 10 call an extra session of con
Rress =ImmediatHiy after the 9Th of
March,to dispose;of the revenue ques-
tion now pending. gH.f .-i
The Black range., 1883-02-02

a party of bandits. led 10y Jesus Bo-
nacosa. were attacked near san Kuan,
Jala'as county. Old Mexico. Jan. 25th.
by soldiers under Capt Thomas Leon.
A desperate hght ensued. The bandits
were defeated, having eleven killed.
Six soldiers were killed. including a
brother Of Capt. Lem.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

Red Cloud, the Sioux Indian chief, is
at Washington, demanding restitution
for horses stolen from that tribe by the
governments agents.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

No one'ever Supposed the prairie dog
towns to De Of any value in the west
Unit, Yankee beseiged one and began
TO capture the animals for their skins,
which, it IS said, can lie made into
gloves that rival the finest kid.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

A bonfire built on Il hillside near
Troy, to celebrate Garieid's election,
Is still burning. having communicated
with bed Of coal lenPalh.
The Black range., 1883-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Dissolution OF Co-Partnersh

Notice Is hereby given that the co partner.
ship heretofore existing between i. i nnl.
glish and George Turner under the firm name
OF j. j. Dalgiish Co., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. George Turner will con.
tinue the business, collecting all accounts
ana paying all bills. o.. J. j. DALGLIsH,,
' GEO. TURNER ~
January 10Th. 1SS3 Ht ~. ..
The Black range., 1883-02-02

Never in the history of the cattle
trade ufithe northwest has the future
of that enterprise looked brighter Oh
more promising than at the present
tinie. Un'ess there are unprecedented
reverSes in the next three months, the
results of 1885 Will place this country
IN the very foremost rank of the great
stock-grOwing and producing regions
OF the west. Great cattle corporations,
like the railroad m0nopOles east, arc
busiiy engaged in filling up all unsettled
country, and rapidly swallowing all the
smaller fish in the business.-Albu-
qderque Journal.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

About 24O Of the southern matri.
monial and natal associations have
been placed, OF TIE black list of The
post-office depaftineht, by ord r of the
Postmaster general, and pust-masters
at the places where these societies exist
have been instructed to return to send
ers the money orders addressed to the
associations.
The Black range., 1883-02-02

Jem Mace. the English ex-pugilist.
and S!ade, the New Zealand thumper,
were arrested at New York on the
10Th inst, under a warrant charging
them with abont to engage in a prize
Tight, as they were TO meet for gate
money, ....r ....t
The Black range., 1883-02-02

a preacher. the Rev, j. Splinters, Wis
tied the Red River country last week
and before he could get away the
people had pressed him INTO serN ics to
bury a woman, bapt'za baby. marry
four couples, and play the fiddle at a
danoo
The Black range., 1883-02-02

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Black Range Printing Company.