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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-27
No 1891.
Application for Patent.

HELENA, N. T.. May II, 1884.
Notice il hereby given that Andrew OConneil,
James M Ryan, Albert kleinschmIdt and Renhold
ii. Kleinschmidt whose postoffice address Is Helena
Montana, have this day fled their application for
patent, under the mining laws Of Congress- for
81 b, situated In no organized mining district Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, in unoreanzed
township, No. IL North Range West which claim is
not OF record, and described follows In the official
plat and deld notes on die In this Office to- wit:
For Lot No. 81 beginning at corner No. a gran
lite stone 4xsxS inches and running thence 43 deg
N min w 1880 chains thence rs degs 30 min w
1865 chains; thence ss degs IS min w 1850 chains
thence degrees 30 min x Q 80 chains: hence N n
degs rs 81 81 chains: thence N 50 degs IS min AZ
81 chains; thence N So deg rs Oh chains: thence
20 deg DO min Is Is chains thence 10 degs 80 min
a 10 chains to corner No 10 from which the corner
to section 80 81 and 30 Fps 10 and II R6 bears
81 degs ~ min distant lis. rs chains, thence
49, a3 chains thence ~ degs IN min 2s O5 chs to
the place OF beginning containing area Of fi8. IS
acres. excluding therefr0m area of n 10 acres In
conflict with Lot No. 81. Area claimed herewith
125 rs acres.
For Lot No. 81 B beginning at corner No. 1 gran
lite stone a0xi0xa inches IRON which corner No. of
Lot 81 bears 65 degs Is min distant o. 90 chains
and running thence 42 dogs w 10 IS chains thence
% degs % min w 10. 50 chains, thence IL degs Is
min 800 CHAINS thence Is dogs II 80 chains to
acres and excluding herefrom an area of 5e7 acres
in conflict with Lot No. ST.. Area claimed Herewith
% acres. Total area Of Lots 81 A aud 1854
acres from which IL excluded 2s17 acres IN conflict
with Lot No. 81. The total area applied for being
10. ~ acres upon which notice of said application
was posted the 9Th day OF April, 1884 The adjoie-
Ing claimants TO these premises are Thomas H. Coul-
ter ct al. claimants Of Lot No. 81.
r. Atkinson, Register.
Comfy q Foote, Attorneys. 775i0t
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A Bank Failure.

CHAKLEsToS, W.Va., June H.. Tho doors
Of the State Bank Of West Virginia Of this
city closed Its doors this morning. Liabili-
ties, $4,000. Many ugly rumors are ahoat.
The supposition ID that the bank win pay so
per cent. but 1t ID doubtful II II will pay over
20. The officials OF the bsnk received de-
posits up to O'Clock. Depositors are anx-
iously awaiting an Investigation. The ex-
element runs high; and but little business
has been done here to-day. A slight run
was made on the Kanawha Valley Bank as
the doors opened this morning at 0 o'clock,
but as every check was promptly paid the
run ceased after one hours time.
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In the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge county.
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Hooban,
Deceased.
Persuant to an order Of said court made, this
2eth day Of May, 1884, notice is hereby
given that on Saturday the 20th day Of June
A. d. 1884, at 10 O'Clock .. m. ofsaid day at the
court room OF said court, at court house In the
town and county Of Deer Lodge. have been ap-
viii Of said Thomas Hooban, deceased, and for
hearing the application Of Conrad Kohrs for the
issuance to him letters tcstamentary, when
and where any person interested may appear and
777-M oRREN EMERSON. CLERK.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-27

Consult your own interests and buy thu
.Renownedv Osborne No. II Irvine Binder.
the standard machine Of the world. II has
proven itself 70 Be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold In Montana In 1879 have
Just resolved = car load tas Improved for
your orders, and call on me for prizes, terms,
&c. John O,NFTT,I.- !,
TIKI = - s..
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Notice or Final Icn1rx.
U. $. LAND orr,cx.

u. >. LAND 0FricE
Helena, NJ. T. May "a. 1881. |
Notice IL hereby given thar the following named
setter hss fled notice Of his intention % make anal
proof 10 support OF his claim aud that said prsa Vii,
pc made before the Register aud Receiver OF t- Uu
ted states Land Once at Helena, NJ. t. ON July 5th
GILMAN @. WEIGH,
Who made Homestead Application No III, for N.
SEX rec On Tp Is N Of II 10 W. -
nc names the following witnesses TO prove His en-
nnnons residence upon and cultivation Of said land
. Thomas Coleman, David ConghlIn, William VII
hams, and samuel Bgnal, al Of Helmyillr. NJ. r.
W-H r. Atkinson. Register
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No. 1886.
Application for Patent.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T., April 20, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given thst Benjamin G, Brooke
whose postofice address Ia Helena, and Mathew Wor-
mer Alexander A. Elge, whose postofiee address Is
Maryviile, all In Lewis and Clarke county, Montana
Territory, have this day filed their application for
patent Tor fifteen hundred 1901 Lear feet of the
minerals, with surface ground four hundred 1901
feet In width. together with mill site, situated In
Stempe uHorpaniZed mining district, Cosnty of Deer
Lodge and Territory of Montana, and designated BY
the neld notes and official plat file in this office
Lots Nos. 6i A and 81 b In T IL N G W, of Mon
tana Principal Meridian, said Lots Nos o. A and ~
being as follows, to-wIt:
For Lot No. 6l t-Beginning at the northeast
loo. cor, which Is slate 20x9xS inches mark
"l-lS6-A' for corner No. l. from which the SW
cor OF rec. rs Tp. IN, rig bears Tdegs Is Minis
SiS9.6 feet distant, running thence % degs K
400 feet: thence degs Is Minis 1900 ieet thence
Ma degs W 400 feet: thence Sc deRs IS min 1900
feet to cor No and place OF beginning embracing
an area Of 1881 acres.
For Lot No. 81 B-Begnnng at the Sc cor No. Q
OF Lot No 6l A. which Is siste stone 20sl2x5 inch..
marked seq 13f5-A," alongside of which In set
slate stone 1jx9x6 inches, marked '1-f3l5-B," for
cor No. OF said Lot No. 81 b, running thence IS
dogs $40 feet thence South IS feet thence 10 deg
81 minis 532.4 feet, thence 81 deQs % minis w 3OS
81 degs 45 minis 265 feet TO No. and place of
BEGINNING, embracing an area OF 3.21 acres. / Z
Magnetic variation ~ degs 20 Minis Z, containing
total area Of 1914 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded in the Pc
ooider's office OF Deer Lodge comfy in Book - Of
The adjoining claimants
Sterling q Won Tobei Att'ys for Applicants.
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ST: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, JUNE 81 1884
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF SALE.


Ellen Quinn, Plaintiff
Va
James w. Whiiiateh, Defendant.
To he sold AZ ~herifs sale NJ ! ,,,c,.cL N M 81
uday the l,'h day az Frhruary n 81 IN ,r,,n1 M
the court house door In the town ana nntv nj nser
Lodge M H. under and ~ y,rtne ~ an ass~n,i,n
In The ahovc-cntnled canse. issned from NM he
District Court on the Third Jnd;cis, ns,r, ~ sne
Territory OF Montaus in and for Levi. Gary. a.
the following described property, to-wlt:
All of the right till. and intsres, of the ds.ndar.
9mn !, va ~ ana 70 IN Undivided one-half
i., - $500 -, I'M "a a. yha,,z Ioue mining
i,as anu "a sSon ueu lns AZ ,nltor Lod,
sc,S,.d az a 'ssc &c go. snS " t.oie parl'eu5ry ae
,oa ~ ~ H. %a - ~ ~ oaer, on nle IN ,ne
county MT " ~
Also the undivided half U, in,e,cs, of In and
10 that certain other onartz lode mnng claim no,yn
and delegated a. the "PleIdeas Lode located Jnly
1881, and more particularly described on page tO7
In Book OF lodes fle In the office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Dee Lodge county, Montana
Territory.
t orbsr onarS oGe ", o 10 ana 70 tna
DESIGNATED a. The Southern Cross" lode, located
a,oseoe gu io1s, hnu more parncslary aescrineo
~ W p nv r s, Ss " loues gu nie 10 Ihe ouice
county, M T.
claim SHOWN and d.ssnated a. he asooora" lode
located September % 1s77 and more particniarly de-
scribed on page I65 10 Book of Iodes on die in the
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-27
No. 1892.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OrFIcK,
HELENA. M. r., Nav q. 1884.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T.. May 9, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that Lawrence Lorraine.
whose postoffice address lie Blackfoot City, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, has this day fled
his application for patent for 1913 acres of PLACER
mining land, situated In Snowshoe Mining District.
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, designated
by the field notes and official plat on file In this ONCE
a. Lot No. 50, in township Ii north of range west
said Lot No. 80 being described rs follows. to-wfs:
Beginning at a granite stone 20x12x7 inches
marked -1433 from which corner to sections as
~ and 30 townships 10 and II north of range west
bearr 10 degs is min w 1851 feet thence 90 deps
30 min W12o0 feet: thence rs degs 30 min w I445
feet; thence 10 dogs Is min w ia feet; thence N
q degs 30 MN 1445 feet: thence N 90 deg 90 min
l18S feet; thtnce 50 6eg q 731 feet thence n
deg - min sf2s feet; thence North ia deg IN min
Y S77.7 feet: thence N degs 10 min sfH.s feet:
tnence % degs 30 min 14o feet; thence II ders
W 1s2 feet: theme Is dcgs 81 min w 1000 fevf /.
thence % degs As min w $50 feet: thencr So oeps
10 min w 40 feet to the place OF beginning.
The location OF this mine II recorded In the cuuntv
Recorder's Ofis Of Deer LDfgn crunfv
T5-lm r. Atkinson. Register
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Proprieton Of some large retail stores In
New York are said to employ detectives to
point out TO clerks pricers who never buy.
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Mineral wool ID used under the flooring Of
building to dsaden the sound. Il also makes
the floors warm and partially fre-proof.
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1887.
Application for Patent.

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ T., April, ~, 1884. (
Notice IL hereby given that Benjamin Q. Brooke
whose p0stofhce address ~ Helena, Lewis * Clarke
county, MoRtana. and Mathew Wormer and Alexan-
der A. Elge, whose postoffce addess Is Maryvilia.
Lewis Il Clarke county, Montana Territory have this
day filed their application for patent Tor 1900 ill.,
ear feet Of the GRIEF lodi, mine or vein, bearing
gold and other minerals, with surface grourd 40J feet
In width situated In Stemple unorganizea Mining
District, county Of Deer Lodge, and Territory of
Montana, and designated by the field notes and official
plat dle In this Office Lot No. 90 In Township
II North, Range Wet, Of Montana Principal Me-
ridian. Said Lot No. 60 being a. follows, kpwit:
Beginning atthe NV loo. cor. which lie slae stone
20x9xS inches. mtrksd "l-i34I," for corner No. 1.
from which the SW cor. OF sec IS I 10 R6 " bears
N 81 degs IS min Slsq.6 feet distant. Iunning
thence - degs 400 feet: thence 6s degs 1870
feet: thence % deRs w 400 feet thence 6s degs
w 1900 feet TO cor. No. l. the place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation % degs ~ min L. containing
1871 acres.
The location Of this mine lie recorded In the Record
er's Office of Deer Lodge county, Montana In Book
- of =
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
T721G y. Atkinson, Register.
Sterling Won Tobei. Attys for Applicants.
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Notice to Creditors.


EsAIc q NEWTON Hngham. oeceased,
Notice u hereby given BY the undersigned. ADMIN
Ististlix of the estate al Newton Bsnrham.
decessed- 70 the creditors OF, and I'll persons
having claims aeRjnst. the satd deceased 70 exhibit
0nths alter the nrt publication q this uefjoe q
* Deer Lodge, ~. +.
Dated jane I. 1855
AdmiE.tntsix a thc ertste q Newton Bingham. ce-
oeaeed. s79-1f
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In the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Montana In and for
the County Of Deer Lodge.
Amanda TXell Plaintiff
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y, Atkinson, Register.
Sterling d Won Tobel Att'ys for Applicants.
772-lOt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-01
WAVERLY.

Please allow me short splce in
your valuable paper for n few items, as
other neigllborhoods seem to send you
items every week.
Hazel Hill ia three miles west of Wa
rcri!, the people are thrifty and are
all good citizens.
Miss Belle Bascom's school gave .
very interesting exhibition one night
last week which Miss B. may be proud
of. Miss jamie Keill played OIL the
organ and sang most beautifully. She
was applauded OH each occasion. MIR.
VIM. Bray assisted in several songs
and plays. There were at least one
hundred persons present.
Mr.. James Norfleet will move with
his family to Independence next week.
Mr.. Wesley Fry will move to the
old McCord farm March 1st.
Our friend William Nick. lost his
front teeth, but found them the next
day.
DR.. Banks and F. II. Bray have
been Oh the sick list, but are now con.
valescent.
Mr.. Editor, we see several candida.
tes brousing around for various offices,
The writer has been riding around in
the country, and it will be safe to say
that Joe Bowman will carry Middleton
township by good majority. We find
that the old men are indorsing him, and
the Young men will follow suit. Hop.
ing this will not go to the waste basket,
we remain your friend, B.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-01
CORDER.

Scvera! children sick with measles
general health good.
Most Of the farmers think the wheat
is ali right, not hurt rs yet.
! Mr.. Woolverlnan whose hotel was
burned Il conple Of weeks ago. has re-
ccived insurance on same, and will re-
buiid at al early day.
Judge Harrison has shipped three
cars OF stock i'll the last ten days, one
of cattle and hogs to St. Louis, the
other OF hogs TO Kansas City.
Mr.. Pleas Wilson returned on We'd
neSdty after 4 weeks absence in Rich.
mond. He expresses himself rs having
an exccedingIy peasant time.
Mr.. George Dixon left last week for
New Mexico.
M.s. Howard Dean returned home
Monday morning from visit to friends
i'll Kansas City.
Mis- Emmett Taylor is visiting in the
county.
Mr. Frank Groves, of Kansas CITY,
was here OH Monday visiting his BROTH
cr, Mr.. Wan. Groves.
Mr.. Lncicn Frazier is quite sick.
Mrs. Stelling has been sick for sew
era! days.
Mr.. Nat Davis has sold his farm near
here and invested the money in another
farm near Olcs>a. He wi give pos
session the first of Apri ; we regret his
leaving or community.
MI. Armentrout talks of renting his
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-01
EGYPT

Wheat is looking splcndidly, and tie
prospect is good, SO far, tor a laryc
crop.
Our public school closed Friday.
February s: oar teacher, Miss Nevada
BRYANT. has given general satisfaction.
The pupils have advanced very fast
during her school.
MIR. Jas. 7. Craven and wife, of Wei.
lin@ton, are vi<itln. their father, NJ.
d. NJ. Craven, and other friends in The
community.
Rev. Trigg Them pson preached sew
eral sermons at the bnttom >choolhonsc
during last week. had the pleasure
of hearing him deliver two li.conr>cs
and think him To be about rs able !,
preacher as | ever heard. He is what
is termed an Ironside or uardsLeIl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-01
GREEN TON.

The Grccnton literary society has
'ncrited and received large audience
| Ill winter. 1t last week resolved TO
give II concert and exhibition G sometime
during March.
The Greellton school under the
Charge Of Miss Ida Mnrali,, closed Oh
the first inst. That of T.. u. Il .xland
in The Mcneil district closed vn the
10Th inst.
Mr.. Thompson McQuary has di.l .os.
ed OF lis personal property AT public
auction, and in IL few days will move
/" the southern part Of the state.
Scarcely an improved farm can bc pl,r-
chased in Grccnton Valley Ut less than
$50 per acre.
Two-year-old hcifers at McQuary's
sale brought S4o per head.
Corn is selling ut fifty cents per
busllel IN The crib.
A few days ago, while out hunting,
MIR. Wesley Roberts made u sw..b Of
his middle finger to extract the SHOW
rom the inuzzle of his gun, when all
Of il sudden the gun concluded that it
could clear itself more expc.liliously
than its owner, since which time MIR.
l;"berts has been waiting for his finger
to return from its mission above.
The young atiics of this vicinity have
inaugurated an active campaign for the
ensuing leap year, and if their zeal
proves as untiring throughout the re-
Inainder OF the year MS it las thus far
been, it will certainly achieve many
valuable conquests.
Mrs. Martin Slaughter experienced q
severe attack Of pleurisy, bat under the
skillf'ul treatment of Drs. Murphy q
Mann, she is now much improved.
MIR. C. Y. Ford, who will move out
of the neighborh.od in the spring, will
be given up reluctantly by his friends,
for no community can boast of better
neighbor. KY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-01
MAYHEM.
Telephone poles up from HigginsvilIe

Telephone poles up from HigginsvilIe
to Mayview.
Bank safe in position with 7. T.
Pickett as cashier.
Our creamery now considered sue.
cess.
Now let some good friend lead out
on the mill enterprise.
AS to our coal shaft we know not
what to say, except that it is at stand
still at present.
DR.. Bradley is quite i'll, as is also
Mrs. Sophia Proctor. General health
pretty fair, the weather considered.
Valentine party at Mr.. Walter
Whites Thursday evening, and the
beaux played off OH the leap year girls
by treating to comic valentines, but
don't be uneasy boys, the girls will yet
get even; had a good supper and jolly
time.
j. H. Mediation has q 140 acre farm
within one mile of the depot, on good
road at SIS Der acre ;one- third cash bal
ance to suit purchaser, withS per cent on
tdeferrcd payments; its soil cannot be
surpassed in the county.
Wheat buyers pa, ing 95 cents for
No. 2.
Washington township will not be
behind her sisters in bringing cut her
share of candidates. Four for comsta.
bic, two for sheriff, Climm and Wheat.
.; one tor collector; and two asl,ir.
mis- for probate judge. Tn-wii: j.
y Pratl,er AMI j. II. MciIa,,nm. I
-mpp'Sc all will he to rec tic printer
in due time.
ANY one wanting sto * in til" cream
cry. hal better ctIl c ,rlv, IL. sll ,res are
taken rapidly, al | We lmc>,l,v the 27Ih
OF F.br,ary-7 was the .l:,y app ,inlrd to
meet t" max" the final wind up prepar-
alory to incorporating.
Mr. Ben Windsor who has been con
iinc.l to his room is upon the street
again, after undergoing surgical up.
Grafton performed by Dr<. L,nktnr,l
and Pcrrio.
With such All array of candidates
the dear people will be hard to please,
IT they cannot yet what they want ut
the primary. With Gen. Mar,na,luke
Tor governor, and such material as old
Washington township proposes to furn-
ish for county officers, all can he suited
DENOvo.
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farm ont and moving to Higginsville.
Miss Ora Houx, of Higginsville, at
tended church here on Sunday. Ora
come again.
Mrs. E. u. johnson, of Higginsville,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Armentrout.
Mr.. Frcreking is receiving quite
lot of wheat this week.
Messrs. William G. Beatie. Evan
Young and Joe Bowman, were all in
town last week, shaking hands and
emphasizing how do you dor and how
is your funny?
The nalne of John Price has been
mentioned as county Judge for tie east
ern district.
\ very nice party was given by Mr..
Peter Thoina, near AullviIle, on Friday
evening: it was All enjoyable OCCASION
to those who attended it from this place.
ECGENIA.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The hest salve In the world for cuts, bruis.
es, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores.
letter. chapped hands, chilbluins. corna, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no nay required. 1t Is guaranteed to yive
perfect sat,>facti n, or money refunded.
Prize q cents per box. For sale by C. w,
Loomls. isnsyl
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By the Alma River.


br Mics ACLoCx-
Willie fold your little nands;
Let IL drop that suidtr toy.
Look where fathers picture stands,
Faith, that here kissed his boy
MOI u month since-iather kind
w no this night may never mind
Mothers sobs. my Willie dear,
Cry out loud thut lie may hear
Who Is God Of battles-cry
God keep father sale TINS day
BY the Alma RiveI!"
AK NO more. child, never hes.i
kither Russ, or Frank or Turk;
Right Of nations trampied creed
Chance-prI1ed victory . bloody work:
Any nag o the wind may roll
On Thy heights, SevnslapOl!
Willie, all to you and ne
Is that spot wnere'er it be
Where ne s!autts-no other word
stsnds-God sure the child Q PRAYER heard
Near tue Alma River.
Willie. listen to the bells
Ringing IN the town to-day.
1hars for victory No kn-ii sweeps
For the many passed away
Hundreds, thousands Let US weep,
He, who need not-Just to keep
Reason clear IN Thought and brain
I'LL tne merninK cuInes again;
Til the third dread morning tell
Who they were that fought and fell
BY The Alma River.
Come. Well lay US down, my child,
Puor the ped ls-poOr aud hard;
But thy father, flr .xiled,
SleeDs upon the open .ward,
Dreaming vi Us TWO al home;
Or beneath the stArIy dome,
Digs out trenches in the dark
here he buries-WliIie, inarki
Where he burIes those who died
FiYh ins-hghtlng ut his Side
ny The Anna RIysr.
Willie. Willie, 60 to sleep;
GOd will help US. o. my BOY,
ID. Will ma 9 The uu hours Green
Faster, and send news OF joyi
When need not shrInk, to meet
Those greaL piacards in the street.
inat ior Weeks Will Xhastiy stare
LII some eyes-ciiii,i, say that prayer
once a8ain-a u siltfel .aL oue--'--..,I.
SAY, 80, God. thy Will bs done
3y The Alma BIvsI.'
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
February Term. Continued.

/ John 8. Blackwell appointed as attorney
Tor Davis and Freedom townships for inves.
tigation and collection of any and ull moneys
due to SAID townships by reason of subsc:ip-
tons to railroads.
New road, VI. NJ. Groves, petition with
drawn, all proceedings dismissed.
New road, J. u. Robinson, ordered opened
Commissioner ordered to build iron bridge
over Brush creek, on Wxrren.burg and Lex
ington road.
New road. G.. s. Kesterson, Sarah Way
man files motion to set aside order of cou.
and dismiss the cause; motion overru!ed.
School loan granted to James d. Scott.
eesO.
The following petit Jurors drawn for the
April term Of the circuit court:-First week
n. H. Fickle, VIM. Braden, james R-nck,
VIM. Hagood, John Warren. Herman Hoef-
fer, Lucien Both. Frank HiIebrand. r. Cor
bin, Fritz Brockman, Oliver Wilson. Jamrs
Gibbons, VIM. Z .bnson, Charles TIA. Teton,
James Aorehead. Wesley Fry. WIN. D,ak,
Thomas A. Catron, &c ,rge Fletcher, Henry
Kern, Hugh N. schrimscher, C. W. Kinche-
lee, james Matthew's, Thomas. Puckett.
Second week.. D. Ish, 10. Duy, Frank
Wood, Phil. E. Ayres, VIM. Graham, Ernest
koenig, Hunter Barley, Chapman Foster,
Thomas Neaie. Albert kresser, Luclen Ma
1or, Louis schaunhorst, Julius Hainkle,
Chris. Walk, Thomas Smith, Taylor Chris
man, David Davis, WIN. Mckay, James
Bray, Alexander Wilkerson, Alvin Kensler,
Janes Buchanan, Bsiubridge Christy, Per-
~ Cunningham.