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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-06
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TN the District Court of the First judicial Ds.r;c,
! Of the Tcrritw, ri Montana, in and for the
Cr,,rtv Of R.-,v"rh.'d.
William }. Breed. plaintiff, vs.. Em,n, Breed, dc
fcndant.
The people of IT,. Terri.or, of lNlontan, send
greeting to Emma fsrce,. defendant: You are
hcrehv required t. appear IN action brought
against YOU nv the a'nvc named plaintiff in til" Dis
tsict Court ~ the ri st Judicial District NJ he Terri
tory Of Montana. in and for the county Of tsc,ver"
and to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten davs (cxclusivr Af tn. dav Of sc.vic ,'t.r ~
service m Won NJ ttis summons, if served within
this ro,ntv or, II served out of this co1ntv, ht In
this district, within twenty d,vs: otherwise within
forty ,,avs: or judgement nv default will he taken
ag,inst YOU. according to the prayer Of said COM
plaint.
The said action :. Wrought "a nhtain decree nf
this Court In dssnlv. the bonds of fn,.tri,no,v h"r
tnf,rc and now exi ing between you and rl,intiA.
The grounds ur' Mich this action is ha ;cd. ar.
your ahanion,r s-\"ilful trs-ttion Of plaintiff
without cause .rnvo alton.
An vOu y, fed that il YOU tail ~ ar.
pear ard ans -, ,lant as above required.
the said plaih Jy to the Court for the re-.
relief demanded + ~ .',lplaint.
Given under III. ! i and the seal Of the District
Court Court gi rst Judicial judicial ps':ct ' t c III, II"
,: - County =; n.y. nsav.,h.,'. a..r this 9Th .,y .!
AL T.. GR AErHR. D,mty Clerk.
RoBl. h. SMITH, Solicitor f,r plaintiff. (i-O
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trict of the Territory Of Montana, in ami for the
cGsSsE ps's.s ( s,n.a: v. Mathew Riley and
''1rsss Tss y: r.or. 1T e'1'tory Of Moet.n, send
Defendants: Yc iehy ~" rea"irsd I" appear st' !:
=" the crs 81 r hs ' rss "Siss
District If the Territory Of Montana and tnr the
ronntv ot Reaverhead, and n answer the compliant
fled th"rrn within ten davs Exclusive of the dav
Of sevvice> aftev the service If this summons
II served within this county: ifscrv' Of this
county, hut in this district. within twenty davs 9th
erwise within forty DAYS: or Judgment nv default
will he taken against YOU. according I" the PRAYER
Of said complaint
The said action is brought to o',,,in iu,ynent for
fcur thousand five hundred and FORTY siv and !, 100
Dollars. besides interest. md plaintiff has attached
wit: N pieces oLknachinery. ~ packages Of M.
chincrv. 10 hoAe lof machinery. crank h:tt.
wood frame. ,e 'pe pulley h'~k. niec"s Of cas'
S"s !":. "'sss, rsr cr rh s"s; s"ns sS,,ns y"
cups, cups b,la v pieces q castins. s cr"sh' 'i'
Of efs m,ssins, nn" ."' ~;,h ", !snsr
piccrs Of stack. pnale Of guy rods. piece Of
shaft. conling: * CRATE har fittings. ETC.. bundle
Of water pine. Nowland Pulvcrzcrs and fittings
And Won hereby notified that if fail to ap.
near and answer sai comnlaint as ahov. required
the said pl.intN will tx. Judgment hv default
against Won for the sum of fur Thousand five hund
costs Of suit.
Given under my h"nd md thr scrl of tho District
! - - court Of the First District of the Terrific
! SEAL. rv of Montar' in and for the connt' of
t----l- -R"avrrhcsd. this 10Th d,v of August. in
tn" wear Of our Lord "nc Thousand eight hundred
and cighty-two.
Rv Put n. Mct;nrriI, Deputy Clerk.
II. r. SMlM,r, Plaintiff s Attorney. H.,
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The business Outlook SIunlly.


r',r business outlook at the close OF the
! ear Was very unsatisfactory. Com
, cone from al, parts of the country
ii industries a,c becoming unsettled,
,rad., has fallen off more than fifty
cent, from last Decembcr's figures.
. from the holiday trade. business is
ically Il, >:s'dNil'. Much OF this
from the uncertainty AS to what
.es> will do in several important mat
t,r>. The obstructive policy oi the Demo
{ in congress seems likely to restrain
.onounced legislation, while the tim
of tie Republicans will render 1t i'm
blc to secure much needed legislation.
{ ,hi, Is the character of congress the
.n.-lne~> Interests Of the country are >uiter-
T; Time is wasted in the quarkcrv OF
l,!cd civil service reform, but tariit
rvcnuc reform is neglected While
..,e ...-mb:r> OF congress are wasting the
time in making political capital il lors not
ern them that the business that they
we're elected to accomplish langui>hcs.
'" lie our congress is practically doing
ing. the Canadian parliament has re-
ned its tariff and business is more pros
porous there than it has been tor many
"rs. But our theori>t, have schemes tc
,>s and waste time in the attempt to
Il them.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OtfICE At HELENA, MONTANA, DFC. 2a, iSS,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That the follow
~ ing named settler has filed notice o his intention,
To make tin' rrnnf in support ot his claim, md Il, II
said proof will be made cf,r, ltnt.r. r. Wing PRO
". 7, on rucs'av. J,nuarv 90. ,SS,, viz: Thomas
I."ughrdgc. who made pre-. .cmp,nn u. :. No. }sn
for the " Y OFFS " x. Scr. ~. TIP >.RoW.
continuous residence upon and cntiv,,on of said
land, viz: John r. I.ouyhrihy.c james s. Fr.,tm,n
lanes c. Englcs. Isaac Van Camn. al. of Dillon
Bcaverhrad Co., NJ r. [4r-4l LII. MOE. Register
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Tribaas Agent q Sheridan.
4ofs and @Sshes.

'he output Of Leadville, COL, for 1853.
ed up to $lS,.,o,SS,7+
ne decrease Of the U. S. public debt for
nber was $l54l3,22sSs
disastrous fire occurred at St. Joe, Mo-,
sd. Loss about $15oooo
Frontier Commission at Athens, de.
Ill points in favor Of Greece.
: of Ens6eld has resigned
.taryship OF India.
X" will probably take Gam.
IL tto's place the French Cabinet.
Tie sale of tickets to the Cincinnati
IL Opera Festival amounted to $4,000
n The Michigan Senatorial contest is com
~ 1licated, with Terry ahead in the list.
Judge Fields San Mateo decision is bit.
terry as>ailed by the New York press
The Revolutionary Committee OF Russia
sent the Gar threatening letter on last
Sunday.
The iron miners Of Northern Ohio are
preparing to make grand strike for high.
L CT wages.
] The message Of Governor Cleveland is
! ing roughly handled by the New York
| SO papers.
ce Dis,narrt says that Parl;amentary
49, MS in "'"ssia are now working
.t,. rilly.
Tn. 90 Dcpa tment has contract~i for
,e ne" style OF postal cards-a con-. med
tier and envelope.
inese question Is becoming more
d. complicated BY the decisions OF
. crreasury Department.
1t Is reported that President Arthur Is
Try >uperstitious and has been constantly
,,nted since Garield's death.
Elisha Allen, Minister Of the Hawaiian
lands. dropped dead from heart disease at
,e Presidents reception on New Years.
Gov Cleveland, of New York. in his
essage is opposed to ARA, ing convict la.
nr against those who honestly toll for :,
,elihood.
F. A. Bee, the Chinese Vice Consul de.
es the report OF an influx of disreputabl.
hinese women in Washington Territory
British Columbia.
The leading journals Of Europe unite In
pressing the ef,inion that the stability o
.'e French Republic Is greatly shaken by
! '''e d. ath of Gambetta.
On ''ruary 4th, terrible wind storm
! ge "a. arts Of the Atlantic Coast. The
at the rate Of l44 miles per hour
( thermometer below zero.
l. .ambetta, the French statesman
% ~ EaVI8 III WIOnlknt. Jan. tSt t1t
/. ath sgony lasted for two hours. A clo
blood formed In the heart and suffocates
n.
, In the U. S. House, on the I'd, Neal O
! .io. rushed nut Of the barber shop In hi
.rt sleeves and with iather on his face I,
Ike motion to reject the Washingto,
street railway bill. His motion wa
ried.
h. wonderful baby was born at Mattoon
:, on the I'd. 1t is two male chidrc,
y tn two we'll formed bodies united from
.sternum with one neck, one well. forme,
- md the chin resting on the right an
I Ter. Of the bodies and the fac
~ each side.
>i> proposed for members Of tn
',blican National Convention
shall be two delegates Ut larg
eacn Senator, and two district delegate
T.. >ach representative or temporary dele
nd three delegates for each Repub!
Senator or Representative in Congress
- sting ut the time Of the convention
legates at large are to be elected by tn
State convention called on not less tina
zen days published notice and held nc
n than twenty-five nor more than forty
:da. s before the National Convention
->.~~~-~--~~~~~->~~--~~-~~~-.
End Of u Remarkable Murder Trial.
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g A Z PET S.

The largest and most elegant stock ~
administer, MoQuette, Velvet, English
Body, Tapestry, Three Piy and Ingram
together with tull lines of medium and io~
priced standard grades Of Carpets, Curtains
md House Furnishing goods in the Terri
tory now on exhibition ut lowest prices a.
Sands & Bovce's, Bate City, NJ. T.
Orders will receive prompt attention
and Sati IA, ti,ln nulranfrril.
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End Of = Remarkable Murder Trial.

he great Bernays murder trial At Brus.
!, one OF the most remarkable cases ev-
CT tried in Europe, and which has attracted
vast interest from the prominence Of the
victim and the deep laid plot by which it
perpetrated, came t. an end last week
The conviction Of Leon and Armand
tzer, the accused. NJ. Bernays was a
ninent lawyer in Antwerp, who lived
,appiy with his wife. Armand Peltzcr,
.itor for her hand before she married
avs, was her lover. Bernays disap.
d mysteriouslv Jan. 9TH 1851. The
.diiigent search failed to find traces of
her on the I9tl, letter was received
i, Balse signed "Henry Vaughan" say
hat the body could be found in house
o Rue &c Loi, Brussels, and that his
II was the result OF an accident. The
v Was found as described, and, in search
for Vaughan, the police found him to
one other than Leon Peltzer. Leon,
.rs and Armand were arrested, but
t..nrs was aoon released. The facts devel.
, at the trial showed that Armand Pelt.
the lover of Bernavs' wife, had deliber-
y plotted the murder, ard had sent for
y To New York, where he was employ.
carry it out. lie rented the house in
', and REPRESENTING that he had
shipping interests, induced Mr.. Ber-
to visit him for consultation. The
trial ha, been very sensational. and has
l,.rn tn, all absorbing topic ot gossip
!. all ,.s>es. The Peltzcrs will prob
not hang how ever, as it is customary
'cl.iu,n to commute all death senten-
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Farmers and other desiring i gcntccl, lucrative
agency business, bv llch IS tn $50 dav can he
earned send address once, mn postal, To II. {. Will
kISsoN & Co.. Ios an lo.' r ruston street, New York.
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Hx1. F. KIRKwooD, ATTORNEY. Al. Law, Dillon.
w Montana. Office on Helena Street, opposite
Kirkpatrick's store. Land and Mining Law 81
s.ntA.
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IMPORTANT!-SE1-rL on PCRI.IC LAND
Indian Depreciation Claimants; Importers and
Vessel owners; Mail Contractors or Carriers; Invent
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many Of whom have rights unknown to them, may
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decisions hv sending for a circular FREE to ". A.
COULTER. Attorney at Law, ST. Cloud Building,
Washington, D.. &.
Over twelve years practice in the highest COURTS he.
tore Congress- and all Departments OF the Govt
Attention given to
HOMESTEAD,
PRE-EMPTION,
TIMBER CULTURE
AND ALI. CONTESTED LAND CASES DE.
FORE GENERAL. LAND OFFICE,
And securing patents to Government Land.
Land Warrants and Soldiers and Sailors Additional
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WHEELwR1CHr & BLACKSMITH.
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different materials appertaining
to sewing machines, of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer:
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Notice.

Nor1cE is herby given hat the
Tax Roll for the year 1882, has
been deposited in my Office, and
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will become delinquent on the 3lst
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draw eight per cent per snnum in
terest from that date until sold in
accordance with article 2l0 Of the
constitution.
sherifs Office, Abbeville, La.
August 5th 1882.
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rally become wealthy. while those WHO
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poverty, We want many men, women,
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Best Cfer Yet! We take, tax,
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engagements by which We are enabled to
furnish Ina handsome paper. the
Louisiana Capitolian
and the MERIDIoNAL one year for
the extremely low price of $3.50 CASE.
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tai OF this great State. and this is an ex.
cellert opportunity to get the Capital aud
Parish news for little more i..su one
PRlcx. The CAPTTOLIAN IL a soia2,
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matter for the ladies'. hIucr for the fun
lovi lug, historical sketches fer the student,
aid news from all p FITS OF tie World, fu.
every uI.e. Its editorials npCG the cur
rent political topics OF the day are writ
tea in u pithy and attractive style, while
other subjects Of m pnrsa,.c CO are present
I'd 10 he READER III vignurous and unn.:s-
taxable terms. IT is, in tact. d tirst.rate
Deuocrstic family newspaper, calcuistea
t" elevate aud strengthen the morals Il
cur State. and should circulate il ever5
NOOK und corner cf It's boundaries.
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