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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-11-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Oats have accumulated in Dillon until
900, 900 pounds are on hand.
The Milton Mobiles Comedy Company has
made big success in Montana.
A ranchman at Maginnis, Mont, adver-
tisss % horses captured from thieves.
The rate Of fare for the round trip between
Butte and New Orleans during the EXPOSE
ton is s1o275.
There were shipped from Livingston this
year 100000 pounds Of wool, an increase of
30 per cent. over last year.
WA. Clark has started 30o-foot shaft on
the Fraction which joins the Alice on the
East, and which embraces one of the richest
sections Of tile Rainbow lsde.
The Maginnis school district has four good
school houses. This speaks well for local.
ity where hut five years ago the Indian and
buffalo held undisputed possession.
The cattle shipments over the Northern
Pacific from July 20 to October PARAMOUNT to
1855 cars. The number of cattle carried is
74,9O0. 1t is expected that 5000 cars will lie
shipped by New. L..
ed Of forging the name Of . client to . Ger.
tificate Of deposit, in Portland, Oregon, was
sentenced to four years In the psnitentiary
Oct. "a. Hedges formerly resided in Helena
and was considered disreputable attorney
There were in Montana four lady candi-
dates for County Superintendent of Public
Instruction-Miss Clarke, in Lewis and
Clarke county Miss Hamilton, in Gallatin
county; while in Msagher county two ladies
were pitted against each other-Niss Darcy
and Miss Nichols.
John Williams, better known as Portuguese
Williams, was buried and killed by land
slide on the west side OF Alder Gulch, just
below Virginia few days ago. Lucius Kel-
logg was also covered up, but had breathing
space enough to survive until he was dug
out. Williams first came to Virginia In 81
and worked at the Cashier House.
On Saturday last son Of VIM. wilsox
was accidentally shot by Frank Powers, q lad
about ten Or twelve years Of age. It seems
the boys were playing with pistols, and Pew
e,s' weapon, 22-calibre pistol, was DIS
charged, the bullet striking Wilcox In the
lower part Of the abdomen, making an ugly,
though not dangerous wound.-Madisonian
The new schedule on the Northern Pacific,
which was to take effect Nov. 2, has bsen in
definitely postponed on account Of the un-
seasonAble hours 1t which the trains arrive
In Helena 1t il understood that according
to the new schedule the trains from the East
win arrive at $50 In the morning, and the
ana frnrn fha ". a. III ot.Icck ~ tr.n vvrcrw
ing. This change will Be made ~ soon y
the corrected schedule can be arranged
Independent
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SALT RIVER.


Dedicated to Political Victims.
There's a broad river flows where the anna
ranth blows,
Where are sands that are whittier than snow
IT'S the river Of Salt, where grim care cannot
halt,
Where the wounded and world weary 90.
Up Salt River 10 peace, strife and Jealousy
cease,
Oh, tits sweeter than Leths the stream.
Here our sad fortunes mend, here our suffer
ings end,
Here we rest from the conflict, and dream
On the margin we stand while a numerous
band
Come In boats on the broad rivers breast
Meath each belying sail see the passengers
pale,
Here they come for protection and rest
Paltry Office they sought, long they struggled
and fought,
Going down, at the end, in the fray;
comfort and balm,
Here the days pass in calmness away.
oh thy waters are sweet, fair Salt River /!
There meet
On thy shores all the hsartsick and sore;
Here no evil we know. Where thy soft wa
tiers flow
Comes but happiness warfare Is DER.
Here the brightest flowers spring; here the
soft zephyrs bring
Only fragrance. No vigil we keep
For no danger we fear. But nepenthe is
here,
Here we lie on the flowers and sleep.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. M. A. Nash, OF Helena, is visiting
friends In Deer Lodge.
Peter Walton, Esq, went to Butte yestsr-
day to remain day or two.
DIR. Herman, who is looking after quartz
interests In this vicinity, was down from
Butte yesterday.
Mr.. Lucian Voolfolk returned from st.
Paul last Sunday and resumed his position a.
bookkeeper In Clark s. Larabie's Bank.
Will. Kennedy, editor Of the Missoulidn,
and formerly Of Deer Lodge, was elected to
the Council ON the Republican ticket. Mis-
soula county will find in him an efficient
worker.
Mr.. Thos. k. futile, = resident here for the
past year or two, and very clever gentle
man, Deputy p. n. and Express Agent, left
for his home In the East Wednesday. Mr..
r. X. Hoss will succeed him in the post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. smythe were in
town this week. Mr.. 6. having turned over
his agency TO his successor. All the U. +.
boys resigned and were relieved with Mr..
Smyths. Harry LaBarre, operator, goes to
Anaconda, and probably others will 60 to
the o. s. l..
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Political Drift.

At this hour 70 n. M IL is impossible to say
who Is elected In this county. We prefer to
10 to press with what returns are in rather
than to delay the paper. 1t is believed that
the Republicans have elected both Repre-
ssntatives, both County Commissioners,
Sheriff, Clerk and Supsrinte ndent of Schools,
and that Knowles has q majority. However,
VIC say distinctly that this is An estimate
only. Win. Kennedy il probably elected
over Bass The count in this precinct will
not be completed before 8 o'clock to-day
Aissould Times, Nop. 8.
Chairman McCutcheon tslsph oned We'd
nesday: Lewis and Clarke county elects
every man on the Republican ticket by about
one hundred majority"
Gallatin elects n majority of the candidates
ON the Republican ticket, but gives Tools .
small majority.
Chotsau elects u Republican Treasurer,
County Clerk, and one or two other Offices,
and gives Toele a small majority.
Yellowstone county elected almost the en-
tire Republican ticket.
Knowles was reported on Thursday rs hav-
ing 100 majority in MMoula.
We present In this issue tabulatsd state
msnt Of tho vote Of Deer Ledge county, so
far as heard from. 1t is stated no polls were
opened at Bald Butte, Lincoln, Mcclellan,
Hullan Tunnel, Savary's Mill, or Elk Creek.
This leaves Beartown ESTIMATED about 40
votss), Georgetown 1S. Helmville rs, Jeffer-
son GuIch 30. Sunset IL, and Ovando 25 to
hear from. 1t 10 believed they will be about
Ef1n 1-n6 all mad yh~
now published, our readers can 60 to guess
lug on the result.
On very many ballot returns sent in no
vote on the Constitution was marked there
on.
The result in Silver Bow was astounding
and depressing. Where Knowles received
probably 30 majority, 800 was confidently sI-
pected. But the Y-llo wstone and other Ma
ginnis counties OF two years ago came up de-
cidedly Republican and turned the tide.
The returns thus far received indicate the
election Of tho following officers in Deer
Lodge county: Council-A. II. Mitchell,
Dem; House Of Representatives-Conrad
Kohrs, Rep, and George b. Winston, Dem
Probate Judgo-orren Emerson, Rep; Treas
urer-Rebt. &. Humber, Dem; County Clerk
and Rscorder-William +. Stanley, Dem;
Sherih-James b. McMaster, Dem; Asses
sor-Jossph Lodge, Rep; County Commits
sioners- Morgan Evans, Rep, and q very
close vote between Battsrton, Dem, and Van
Gundy, Rep; County Surveyor-G. A. Kel.
Iogg, Rep. Supt. Public schsols-Thomas
W. Cstlin, Rep, Public Administrator-M.
j. Fitz Patrick, Rep; Coronsr-H. p. Nc.
Farland. Dem.
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Killed I'm the Shelter.
Anaconda Repiesc, LIST.

Anaconda Reciesc, lsf.
Patrick Doherty was killed Tuesday last BY
. fall from mast on the new smelling build
ing. 1t seems Doherty was sloft, employed
In guiding the ropes for the raising Of .
heavy timber. BY some unfortunate happen
ing be lest his hand hold and fell to the
ground, distance of 30 or 50 feet below, stri-
king on his head.
Medical aid was mt once summoned, DR..
Lesser being called. Dohsrty was In con-
dition which indicated some lesisn Of the
brain. Some i've hours after his fall Deherty
ceased to breathe.
His funeral tsok place Wednesday and was
the largest that has taken place in Anaconda
The Company bore the entire expense Of the
funeral, and the many friends Of the dead
man We'd In their offerings Of respect.
From Mrs. J. 7. Quigley, who knew the
deceased, ws leara the following: Dohsrty
worked during the spring and early part Of
summer ut Marysville for J. b. White, mill
contractor. He formerly lived In Nevada
He stated to Mr.. Quigley that hc wes amsH-
Der OF the Masonic order, and although his
idsntity was unrevsaled to the brethren, >
large number OF Members OF the sr3er fol-
lowed his remains to the grave. He was
aged b. tween 80 and 40 years, was sober, in
dustriou1 aud honest, and his death u sin
csrely deplorcd.
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No. 1924.
Mining Application.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,


Notice is hereby given that Henry SchnepeI,
whose postoffice address is PhiIipsburg, Deer
Lodge county, M T., has this day filed his ap-
glieation for . patent for 782 linear feet Of the
sHARkTOWN Lode, mine or vein, situated in
Flint Greek Mining District, Deer Lodge county,
M. T., and designated by the official plat and field
notes on file in this Office as Lot Cd in T Mr.
Is w and more particularly described as follows
to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner. a lime
stone 24xl 4x5 inches, marked 1-742 Tor cor
ner No. !, from which the quarter section corner
on the east boundary Of section 25T7N,R IA
w bears n So dogs 90 Minis w 5299 8 feet dis
tans and running thence g. dogs O6 Minis
500 feet; thence 26 dogs w 1872 feet: thence
81 degs 06 minis W 296 feet; thence o dogs
50 minis ITO feet; thence S 80 degs is minis
+ 631 feet to the place OF beginning, containing
an ara of $50 acres claimed, OF which 2.98
acres are in conflict with the ogdensburg lode,
survey No. 1418.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the Re-
eorder's Office OF Deer Lodge county, Montana,
in Book F, page No. 29S.
The adjoining claims to these premises are the
Mill Site Lot No. SO on the north, the Salmon
and Cliff Extension No. Lot No. So on the west
the Providenta No. 2, Lot No. SO A on the south
and the 9gden'burg; Lo, Ne 81 on the east.
N. B. RISaElINo, Atty for Applicant.
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No. 400,
Application for Patent.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. r., September 4. 1885,.


Notice is hereby given that Jacob E. Van
Gundy, Austin B. Gates and William Coleman,
whose postoffice address is Deer Lodge, Deer
Lodge county, Nj. T., have this day filed their
application for patent for 1,142 linear feet Of
the JOHNSON LODE, mining claim, situated in
Boulder mining district, Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and designated by the ofi-
cial plat and field notes file in this Office as Lot
No. 81, IN Township North, Range IS West
being more particularly described as follows, to-
Beginning at the s. w. corner, a granite stone
36x1 2x12 inches, marked 1895 for corner
No. ], from which the initial point for this dis
triet bears s. 80 deg. % min. Z. 50l3.3 feet
distant, and running thence S. 81 degrees is
min, 7, u 40 feet, thence N. 8 degs. AS min.
Z. 395 feet, thence N. 81 dogs. Is min. w.
l,iA2 feet. thence s, 8 dogs. Is min. w sos
feet, to the place Of beginning, and containing an
area OIL 8. go acres.
The location of ihis mine is recorded in the
office Of the Recorder Of Deer Lodge county, M.
T in Book 'F" Of lode records. page 81.
The adjoining claims are unknown.
- r. Atkinson, Register.
d. b. O'BANNON, Atty for Claimants.
79O-10t
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No. AL.
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., Sept. 4. 1884.

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, N. T., Sept 4, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given, that Thomas Aspling,
Robert \. Kelley, Richard Bennallac and George A.
Cockrell, whose p. o. address 10 Deer Lodge, Deer
Lodge CON- T. have this day filed their application for
QUEEN lode mining claim, situated IN Boulder min
ing district, Deer Lodge county,M IT, and designated
by the official plat and field notes file in this office
az Lot No. 81 in T IN, X 10 w, being more particu-
larry described as follows, to-wIt;
Beginning at the northeast corner, granite stone
30x12x6 inches, marked "1-1a9S" for corner No. l.
from which the Initial Point for said mining district
hears dogs 81 min 5A feet distant, and run
ming thence 81 degs w 800 feet; thence degs
1900 feet: thence N 81 degs K 600 feet: thence N
degs 150O feet to the place OF beginning containing
an area of 20.657 acres.
The location OF this mine Is recorded in the office
Of the Recorder OF Deer Lodge county, Montana, In
Book "M'' OF qnsrtz lode records, page a43.
The only known adjoining claim 10 the Altoona lode
79O.Iot r. Atkinson, Register.
o. B. o'Bannon, Atty for Claimants.
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No. 1407.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., August 20, 1884.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., August 2s, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that James Pstten whose
postoice address Is Phipsburg, Deer Lodge COUNTY,
Montana Territory has this day fled his application
for patent for 1900 linear feet of the 1.-TWO PER
CENT" lede mine or vein, situated In Flint Creek
Mining District. Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory and designated by the ocia plat and field notes
on dle In this Office as Lot No. 90 In Township z
North, Range ID West and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit-
Beginning at the south west corner, limestone 2fx
12xg inches marked 1-15e6 for corner No. /, from
which the quarter section corner on the west beun-
Diary Of section 30 T. N, Range IL west bears n
dogs % min S468 teet distant and running thence
degs 04 w 600 feet; thence " So degs SO min
1900 feet thence 4degs OF min EG00feet thence IS
degs % min W 1900 feet. 70 the place Of beginning
containing an of 1910 acres claimed and o. 56
acres included In Survey No. $40 not CLAIMED.
The location OF this mile 10 recorded In the Re
cords oficn Of Deer Lodge. Co., Montana, in book x
page No, 1884,
The conflicting claim with these premises 10 the
Dashaway Lode survey No. sla.
N. B. RnReling, Atty for Applicants. 7oi-lot
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HORSES, ETC. FOR SALE.

A white pony, Il hands, strictly gentle for
children, kind in single or double harness
A brown mare pony, very small, years
old, gentle as lamb; will carry carefully all
the children that can string on. Price, $50.
A roam PAGER. 8 years old; best all-day
horse | ever backed; homely as mud, but
tough as whalebone. Price, $40.
One set second hand buggy harness, in
good repair, with two straps of sleigh-bells.
Price, $40.
The choice of four farm wagons for $50.
Strong breaking cart, S25.
want good mich COW; must be gentle
and good locker. w. B. MILLER,
1g-tf Deer Lodge.
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Eager for Com pany.

INeW fUrK sum-
Doctor (who has been sent for at a. ny
Madam, pray send at once for the clergy
man, and, IL you want to make your will.
for the lawyer, Madam-(horrifiei)- Good
graciousi Is 1t so dangerous, doctori Doc
tor-Not bit Of it; but don't want to bo
the only fool who has been disturbed In h
sleep for nothing.
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Good Detective Work.
%

Bank President-Ah Hawkshaw, am
sorry to see you back so soon. You evidently
did not catch up with our cashier before he
reached Canadai
Dotective-I found him at Niagara Falls,
and got all Of the stolen funds back.
what the whole $4,000 Well, welIl
That's glorious. You brought him back
With you, supposed"
Mo; had no power to arrest him, because
% was on the Canadian side"
"The Canadian sidel Then how under the
sun did you get the money!
swell, you see, he took . ride, and after
be paid his fare / robbed tho hackman.n
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On handkerchief Corners,
rChica0o Herald

The swell handkerchief now has q mic
ture Of well-known actress in one corner,
IYou would be surprised to see how many Of
these we sell, }" said a Chatham street dealer.
cit has become craze among ths young
men to have tho picture Of their girls. ON the
corner OF their handkerchief A gentleman
brings US picture Of his adored. It is pho
tographed on plate and then put through
the same process by which the illustrated
papers transfer their pictures. 1t is done at
very small cost
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A Delicate Thing.
WALL Street Naval

1t has often and truly been said that capt.
tai Is a delicate thing, frightened ct tho
slightest rumor, and tucked away at the first
note Of disaster. The case was exempiified
again the other day when an Indianapolis
man was about to put $50 900 into hogs. His
son came into the Office with the announce
ment that St Louis cooper-shop had
busted
@Ah! cooper-shop, ehf CoolsS make bar
rels, and barrels and pork 20 together.
think I'll wait little"
but that was o cooper-shop which made
only Hour barrels" protested the man wait
ing for the papers to be signed.
"Yes, that may be, and while can't az
actly see what -four barrels and hogs have to
do with each other, I'll bold this matter open
for few days. There's q drop In the price
Ok hristles In there somewhere, anyhow"
silk Hats as n Moral Agens.
New York SUM-
In order to impart dignity to the town Of
Maroa, Ill, forty OF the merchants haus
signed a pledge to wear high silk hats, in
stead OF the wide-hrimmsd slouchcs that
have been in fashion there
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BIDS FOR DELIVERING WOOD.

BUTTE, NJ. T., Oct. 20, 1884.
Bids win be received at the Office Of the
Anaconda Smelling Works, in Anaconda,
Montana, up to ~ O'clock, paon, On Hoysm-
her 10, 1884, for delivering &C the lower end
Of ftnme, on Mill Greek, In Deer Lodge
County, Three Hundred Thousand 1900 ,O00)
cords OF wood, to be delivered In four ri
years. NJ the rate OF Seventy Five Thousand
t!5,ooo) cords per year, or faster II contractors
desire.
For particulars inquire At Office IN Aana-
ccnda. 1854
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!

Consult your own interests and buy the
Renowned Osborne No. II Irvine Binder,
the standard machine Of the world. 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold IN Montana In 1889 have
Jus. received car load les improved for
1884; also tWine, extras, etc. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms
&c. JOHN O,NEILL.
7TKtf
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DIN Ranch for Sale.

offer at Private Sale, for a reasonable
price, the land east of Deer Lodge, known as
the Olin Ranch, comprising go acres. to-
gether with valuable water right. Title
guaranteed. For particulars inquire of
j. G. ROBINSON, Agent,
7g5tf Deer Lodge, NJ. T.
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An Elegant Gift.

A G0o.pound bell has been ordered from the
Clinton II. Meneely Bell Company, Of Troy,
N. Y, fer the Presbyterian church, with the
following inscription:
"PREsESTED TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY ANN LARABIE,
by her sen,
8. Z. LARABIE."
my Tongue Shall Speak Of Thy Praise"
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No. 140s.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T.. Sept. a. 1884. I
Notice Is hereby given, that Robert s. Kelley,
Conrad Kohrs, John N, W, Bielenberg, Lewis
Coleman, Armistead II. Mitchell, and Ma
rgaret ID Sterrett whose postofice address
Is Deer Lodge DeerLodge county Montana Territory
have this day filed their application for patent for
1900 linear feet of the ALTOONA lode mining claim,
situated in Boulder Mining District Deer Lodge coun.
ty, Montana Territory, and designated by the official
plat and field notes file IN this Office as Lot No 81
in township north, range IL west, being more
particularly described as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner, a granite stone
25x15x6 inches marked 1896 for corner No. from
which the Initial Point for said mining district bears
N IS dogs IS min W $40 feet distant and running
thence ~ degs is min 600 feet; thence ~ dogs
80 min W 1900 feet: thence 12 degs Is min W zoe
feet thence ~ dogs 80 min 1900 feet to the place
OF beginning, Containing an area OF 1874 acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the Office
Of the Recorder Of Deer Lodge County. Montana, In
Book IN" of quartz lode Records, page 28s.
The adjoining claims are the Queen lode [Lot No.
SCI on the northwest and the Buena Vista lode Lot
No. SOL on the northeast.
79o-i0t F. Atkinson. Register.
o. B. o'Bannon, Atty for Claimants.
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A Righteous Scheme.

[Chicago News.l
An Insane Asylum crouched behind tree.
@What are you hiding there for" asked an
Acorn from its lofty swing
"Shl I'm laying for man"
GWbom.n
"The fellow that promises not to shave or
cut his hair until some certain man is elected
president"
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Home Made Hosiery.

Having purchased the most approved knit
ting machinery manufactured and large lot
of first-class material for the manufacture of
Hosiery, Mitts and other Knit Goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen, we respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of Deer Lodge and vicinity. We
would be pleased to have ladies call. examine
sur uork and learn prices, assured they will be
satisfied with both.
MRS. NJ. MIDDLEswoRTH,
Mrs. L. A. DAKIN,
rG6ff naer Lodge
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Leprosy and Itch,

The spedalskhed. Of Norway, seems to be
the ordinary leprosy complicated with the
itchi the acarus or mite which causes the lat
ter disease being found In tho skin OF At
fected persons, Cases Of true leprusy occur
occasionally among the children Of Scandi-
naviap immigrants In the 4New Northwest
- physicians thsrs have observed during the
last few years.
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take this method OF extending my sin
>c"rs thanks TO ihs Deer Lodge Fire Co, Ne.
j, and the citizens generally OF Deer Lodge,
who so promptly responded and 10 diligently
assisted When tho fire occurred nc the u. 8.
PcnitrUfiary last Friday. IL 10 not insppor.
tune 10 ~ the ZANE tins recognize tile ex-
c"llrnt b-iagior OF the prisoners under the
circumstance,
Il. q. CREKL, Warden.
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Notice to Creditors.
E,tate Of Jsremiab p. Jenkip. deeeased.

Estate of jeremiah r. jenkins deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned. Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Jeremiah p. jenkins
deceased. 10 the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against, the sad deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary voucher, within four
months sitter the fret publication Of this Notice to
the said Administrator at Deer Lodge, In the
county Of Deer Lodge, H.. T
Dated Sept, ID. 1884
Ta5-s RosSER j. JENKINS,
Administrator Ut the estate Of jeremiah r. Jenkins
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

Having purchased the entire interest In the
late firm o Bielenherg Drns together with
all accounts due said firm, L hereby notify An
persons indebted 80 Bieienberg Bros to at
once settle their accounts by cash. This ap~
plies TO all persons. without exception.
CHAS r. III. DIELENBERG-
Deer Lodge, - 20, 1884. 799l