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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-12
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HUTCHINSON, june 1O.-Mr. Zenas
DiIley. . prominent farmer Of Center
to~nship, while riding out home Sstur-
day evening was struck with lightning,
and his horse. thousand dollar animal.
was instantly killed, while he Was still
breathIng when found Suodsy morning
The body Of the horse had lain on him
aii night He died soon after he was
found. Silver money in bis pocket was
found melted while paper money was
unframed.
The report sent out last week from
Mcpherson thst 90 per cent of the
wheat IN this part OF the stase wasc cheat Is
utterly false e fer as concerns Reno.
Kineman. Prst1 and Stafford couEties.
Wheat cutting win begin mten days.
a liner prospect couid nos Be wished
There is not i've bushels of cheat in q
| thousand acres,
The Hutchinson National baak opens
bunnsss Monday, and the first National
bank July 1,
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II was Bob IngersOll who gave Mr..
Blaine the name of"Plumed knight"
In his nominating speech =. the Cincin-
natl convention in 1915, Col. IDgsrsoll
used this passage. "Llee on armed
warrior, like a plumed knight, Jas. @.
Blaine marched down the halls of the
American congress and threw bis shin
ing lance full aud fair against the
brazen forehead OF every defamer Of this
country and mAligner Of its honor"
The press took up the name and II has
clung to Mr.. Blame ever Ince.
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TOPEKA, June 9.-Two men, Thomas
Murry and Henry J9rdsE, have mystic
riously left their homes in this city and
their families are in great distress. Jor-
dan is q cOlored man. hurry took $50
one day last week that his wife and
daughter had worked for and said he
would 20 down town with It to pay their
grocery bill. Since then he has not been
heard Of The West Side people are
considerably excited oyer the matter.
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EearfnI Ernlnainn-

DENVER, June 10.-The Grant
powder company's magazine containing
10000 pounds OF toDite powder, located
three and one-half miles east of this
city exploded with terrible force this
morning. A large number of the plate
glass fronts in the business portion Of
the city were wrecked. A new frame
house 300 yards distant was completely
demolished, the occupants miracuIously
ercapiDg injury. No clue to the explo-
sion.
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All honor TO VIM. MartindaIe. dele
gate TO Chicago from this district, who,
though asked 10 violate bis tacit instruc-
lions voted - he knew his constituents
desifed hlnIto vote. As to Mr.. Geo. n.
Peck, who without good excuse, so far ~
we have Iearned, openly violated his per.
spnAl pledges and sold out his constitu-
ents, the only thing that can be done is
70 turn him over TO those he betrayed for
future Judgment.
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School For ecandaf

DENVER, June 10.-The thousandth
performance at the Tabor, grand opera
house was celebrated LAST night by .
great audience. 1t was successfully
photographed by the aid of Hfty electric
lights temporarily placed in the
auditorium. A copy of the photograph
will be given to each lady who was in
attendance as q souvenir. Rhea, in "The
School fOf Scandal" was the sttrac-
ton.
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The attempt TO scare the country out
Of voting for Blaine because "hs Is not .
safe man" Is the feeblest twaddle. Why
the effect Of his AomInation has already
been felt in the stock and grain markets.
stiffening prices and giving animation
70 bdsiuess. The county will be As safe
under BlAine's administration as 1t was
under Andrew JAckson's or General
Grsnt's. The people want . strong man
at the wheel, and they will have one in
Rlafna
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The criticisms on senator Plumb's
course in the national cOnVention are not
80 violent as they would have been under
different circumstances. It is conceded
that in securing patronage tor the citi-
zens Of the stale he may have placed
himself under obligations to Arthur
and was in position where he could
not help himself The mistake Mr..
Plumb made was IN allowing himself to
be elected As a delegate If he could not
support Blame, because no one knew
better than he that eIght-tenthS Of the
Republicans OF Kansas wanted Blaine
as the candidate. ..
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BADGERS nEEK.
hfornAY. Luna 9th. 1884.

MONDAY, June 9Th, 1884.
John b. Love, Of Badger creek, Grove
to town Tuesday COW and three pigs,
the SOW weighing $40 pounds and the
pigs 200 pounds; nine months old.
Last Saturday afternoon about i've
O'Clock, sEtramp entered Frank Nc
Oade's house while his wife was alone
and drew large knife snd threatened
to take her life, when one was passing
who attracted his attention. He left
and went down Badger creek with 9
lsEge crowd Of the neIghbors following.
4 limb and rope will be his seatence ii
caught again in this vicinity.
W a
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The Davis Sewing Machine Company
II q solid comDsny, and when they war.
rant each of their machines for 9 term
OF i've years, YDu can rest assured that
they will make them OF the best mater.
ial and with Iheg reaiest care. There IL
no doubt that the "Davis" will wear
three times as long rs IL Is warranted.
N. X. Roblee, agent, 1856 Commercial
street, Emporia. Kansas.
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CoMMIss1ONERs PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
June 10, 1884.
Board met e. per adjournment, all
members present.
Complaints having been entered
against the assessments of various par
ties, the board ordered the clerk to issue
summons for H. V. Bundrum, VIM.
Duguid, A. n. Blair. for the Emporis
Hardware Co., /. D. Fox for Fox & Co.
John Fluker, j. W. FIlkins for Filkinl
& Sisler, John P. Hall, Phil Heilman
John a. Moore, G.. W. Newman, fol-
Newman s. Co., W. II. Suppe, T. D
Heed for Tanner Bros. & Heed. and
John Watson Tor Watson & Grove.
Af3er listening to thesworn statements
Of the various parties named the board
made the following changes in the as
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A Rev Nan.

Oscar saabye and 4. ]. Baker. Of thia
city, are at work on new map Of Em-
pOris. The reputation Of these gentle
men a. civil engineers and draughB-
men il IN assurance that the work viii
be creditable and accurate. No pains
viii be spared to produce q diagram OF
the city which will be complete in every
detail and include . plot Of all the add.
tons. It IL expected the new mapa
will be ready and on sale about July
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rhe santa Fe WlthdraNs

BOSTON, June 9.-The AtchIson, To.
peka & Santa Fe road has given notice
TO Daniel Connor of the Utah pool thai
at the expiration of 80 days from june
fst; It will sever its connection with the
Utah pool: Il will not remain In any
pool with the Onion PAciflc road Al
long as the eastern connections of that
line cut rates ...-
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In4ha shade

Hon. R c. Payne. City alderman,
Brisbane, Queensland. Australia, writes:
ST have been 9 great sufferer with Theu.
matssrr for years and have tried eveTv
known raEaedy, including galvanic bat
terles and Turkish Baths. Finally
tried ST. Jacobs OIL the great psin-cure
and can positively say Il gave me in.
stantsneous relief. It puts all other re.
medies IN the shade"
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wichita Rat,6es

Wichita, Kansas, June ga grand
Blaine and Logan ratification meeting is
in progress to night IN this city. which
.fS beng addressed by local speakers
The enthusiasm is very great and the
blast of trumpets, the glare of bonfires
and torches, the booming of cannon and
the unrestrained hurrahs of the great
crowd continue TO make regular grand
time. Never sioce the first candidacY of
Grant has the conviction been 80 strong
in the ranks of Republicans that the con
test was virtually settled by the national
convention in the naming of its candi.
dateA
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1SRe..,

Mrs Jane SEWER, the unfortunate
woman who it was reported some days
ago had been attacked with hydrophobla,
and who later developed symptoms OF
insanity, died Tuesday a. her home IN
Center township afSsr the most violent
parOxySms and greatest sguny. Deputy
SherIH Wooster who had gone ous 70
bring the poor woman to town, % that =
court of inquiry could desermias her
mental ststus, found Whea he sFEsved 1t
the house thst she hAd bsen dead AbOat
an hour.
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Rtna RIua araaa.

Charles Weaver brings Us some very
tall and heavy blue grass grown by him
on his farm just east Of Emporis. The
grass measures thee feet and nine inches
in height and the seed-was purchased
here, ct the Empofia Hardware Co.'s
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I,St,,..n ~1,o,a.n., At..,A

WIiAINafoA, Del, June 1O.-The
Mlddietown bank defalcaiion is SIS, 600.
Real estate Is transferred by tie cashier
valued at e30, 900. -
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Miss Louie Hill, Of Americas, during
the past year attended the seminary at
Lexington, No, not at Liberty, As was
inadvertently stated in an item already
printed On an inside page Of this edi-
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We have received from the Kansas
publishing house OF T. d. Thacher, To
peka, copy of the Transactions of the
Stat Teachers Association, 1888" Ii
is handsomely gotten up. and is box
of sixty four pages.
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srRAY NoTToE-Ssrayed Nay 18th, 9
dark bay mare, . years old, star in fore
head, white on the left hind foot, black
name and tail. A liberal reward foE
information leading 70 her recovery.
". B. HoLr, Hartford. Kae.
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EOsEoN, June 1O.-TIlden Gabbott
ktbS aetaulting cashier Of the WATERFOWL
| bank, arrested in Missouri, was SEN
fenced 70 3 years in the penitentiary.
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In the DIamo6d Dyes morSeolorine il
given Than in any known dyes, and they
give faster and mCre brtlltant colors
1Oc. a all druggists. WeI1a, Richard
son & Co, B1rlIngtoa, VI. SsmpeI
Cards, 80 coloFs, and book o.. direcsloas
for &c. stamp.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-12

Every baker In EmpoFia uses "Goldsn
Belt" -four. Buy It and have the best
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The board then adjourned I'll 9 q. N
tomorrow.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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BLAINE INVITED.


Meeting of the NSSi0na1 educational
Association July 10.
MAtIsoaI; Wis, June "a meeting OF
the committee 81 che National Educa-
tional Association, which Convenes here
from July 10th to 18th, was held at the
capitol to-day, Hon. Thos. A. Bicknell,
president, Gov. j. L. Rusk, ex Gov.
Lucius Fairchild and others being pres
ent. Reports from the committee OF
arrangements snow that the city can &C.
commodate some $500 people. One
half of that number of teachers have
already registered. The following let
ter was to-day addressed TO Hon. James
g. Blame, Benjamin +. Butler and Sen
aior 81. w. Blair:
ain view OF your distinguished ser
vices as a statesman and your great
interest In the educational concerns Of
the country, It gives as great pleasure
to extend to you q most cordial invita-:
ton to attend the national educational
association. This meeting promises 10
be the largest educational gathering
ever held in america and will gather
leaders and representatives OF the best
educational thought OF the country and
its influence Will be widespread In
stimulating and controlling the senti-
ment of the nation.
The discussion of national aid to edu-
cation and kindred topics will occupy
the attention of this meeting and it will
give educators and the people an oppor-
tunity to learn the views of our eminent
statesmen on these important subjects.
Hoping that you will accept this earnest
invitation which voices the wishes of q
great multitude of educational and 9TH
er people,
We are sincerely yours,
W. BIcKNELL,
President National Educational Associ
alton.
j. W. RUsK,
Governor OF Wisconsin.
A communication from the commit
lee of arrangements urging the accept
ance of the above concluded as follows
you may be assured of q hearty
welcome on the part of the people OF
this city" LUCIAN FAIRCHILD,
Chairman of Committee.
A congratulatory telegram from pres
ident BIcknell was sent to Hon. ]. g..
Blame IN behalf of the association re-
lative TO general educational aud Fed
eral aid to common schools.
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The county commissioners today
raised the assessment of real estat Q in
Center township ten per cent.
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Two dwelling houses were struck by
lightning at Hartford Sunday morn
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The READING News.
mETKr RY lrARY pz xxAH.s
FRIDAY, June 8.

FRIDAY, June 8.
The news OF Blaine,s nOminAt1on q
Chicago is satisfaction to Republicans
hare. A young mems Republican club
Il 70 Be organized ct once. gg7H
Rev. ]. W. Anderson and wife left To-
day for Emporia. where they Srend Sun
day. p
W. 81. Douglass made the hrst ship
ment Of steers this season from grass
this Week-three cara. They were aae
lot SO
Mrs. e. P. Frye hiss been quite sick
the past few days.
Aunt Margaret Jacoby went 70 Colo
RADIO this week TO spend the summer.
Miss Alice Strstton L home from her
school ut Baldwin, where she has al
ended the past year. She speaks high
IL of the university and it, professors.
READING, Kan, June 10.
The high prices Of beef cause The besa
steers in the herds to 90 70 market Lasa
week nearly every day from one 10
three cars were shipped. Monday ]. o.
Jones loaded two cara Of good steers and
one car Of hogs.
Born-a daughter to Ar. md Hrs.
Samuel Tillippii.
W. d. Elrod is the exsCatee OF tAs
will of Chas. W. Hebbe. - ~
Sunday afternoon . heavy shower
came to satisfy all our friends who tAink
Kansas Is drouthy. Over one inch Of
water fell In about one hour.
Paul Dennis shipped two cars Of
steers to-day. There was one soild
train Of cattle passed here at 8 p. N.
going east.
Next Saturday afternoon the second
| quarterly meeting Of the Reading cir.
cult begins in the d. E. Church hare,
and will hold over Sunday; Rev. ]. +.
Hanna, the presiding elder, will preach.
The Ladies' Social Circle are &c the
| church preparing for . strawberry and
ice cream festival, and everything b.
bles, strawberries, cake and fixtures, al
look extra good and full house g *.
l p0cted.
Mrs. ". q. SeYery and Mrs. Dr.. ,Eid.
son are the delegates from the II. 3.
Sunday school to the 8. 8. conveat1oa
| ct Newton.
The rain Sunday afternoon prevented
the gathering Of the Union Sunday
school. ct which time they expected to
have chosen delegates.
The cattle men talk a. though the
county commissioners intended to drive
them out Of the bushes or else feed
outside Of Lyon county.
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The two old benches ct the gas works
have been supplied With new retoFss,
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Every baker In Empor1a uses aIoIds1
Belr' flour. Buy It and have tie bess
bread.
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On the evening Of the primary cleo
tions, July 5th, the Republicans OF
Reading win meet to organize Blaine
end Logan Club,
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Every baker in Emporia uses Golden
BeIt'' -four. Buy it and haYe The best
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We are receiving five thousand sack
of -Four this week ct FIuker's. Z
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-12
THE NEWS.
An Interesting Chapter Of Happenings at
Hutchinson.

Roosevelt Makes Some Sensible Remarks
about Biains and the Platform.
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We are receiving 6ve thousand sack
of heur this week ct Fluker's.
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4 Anott,.r Ca.bter Dev,arts

New YoRK, June 1O.-Krause & Co.
wool merchants, failed.
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He Gets EIGHT Years.

WELLINGTON, DeE., June IU.-CashleF
Hall of the Citizens bank, Is q defaulter
Amount unknown. Bank alleged to be
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MARBLE Bros. s. Co., hardware dealers
at Osage CITY, have failed.
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Gone Up

BtSthsr Dana Says TlIden Cannot be a
Candidate aid he Hunts for Another. .
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The Dougherty divorce case is still on
the hooks.
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Harry Norten says the Kansas dele
cation to the Chicago convention will do
honor to the state, and wc believe It.
There will be no room on the back seat
for the boys from the 6unncwer State.
II. b. Roblee has started Q boom EeE
the Plumed Knight BY painting up the
wheel IN front Of his establiShmens In the
national colors and mounting - On .
Blaine and Logan platform. "0ISo Il .
4hffi.n -.as
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The Santa Fe Railroad Withdraws from
~ r ths Utah Pool.
The National Educational Association Il
Meet at Milwaukee.

Thirteen Men 60 svsF the FEisin Mon.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-18
No 1894.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

'
Notice il hereby given that Andrew o'Connell,
James NJ. Ryan, Albert RleinschmIdt and Renhold
ii. Kleinschmdt whose posiofice address Is Helena,
Montana, have this day f.ed their application for
patent, under the mining laws of Congress, for a
placer mining claim designated as Lot No. 81 A and
81 b, situated In no organized mining district, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, in unorganzed
township, No. ii North Range West which claim Is
not OF record, and described follows In the official
plat and field notes on file In this Office witt
For Lot No 81 beginning at corner No. a gran
lite stone 14x9xS inches and running thence % deg
4.65 chains; thence ~ dogs IS min w 1880 chains
thence 4 degrees 30 min $50 chains; tn ence n
dogs IS "a 30 chains: thence ~ degs IS min A
81 chains: thence N s. deg %. 03 chains: thence
10 deg 30 min Is 1S CHAINS thence 20 dogs 30 min
90 chains TO corner No. 10 from which the corner
to section 2-3 81 and IS TIPS 10 and II R6 bears
81 dogs ~ min distant lis .9S chains, thence II
degrees Z 1000 chains, thence N 50 dogs 20 min w
3D. s3 chains, thence ~ degs ~ min 2e 05 chs
the place OF beginning, containing area of 1I6 IS
acres. excluding therefrom OF 81 10 acres In
conflict with Lot No. 81. Area claimed herewith
l25 rs acres.
For Lot No. "a beginning at corner No. / gran
lite stone 20xlOxg inches from which corner No. of
Lot 81 bears 65 degs 45 min distant o 90 chains
and running thence ~ degs w III. Is chains thence
min 600 chains, thence IS dogs II SO chains
the place Of beginning containing an area of .. 20
acres, and excluding therefrom area of 5O7 acres
In conflict with Lot No. 81. Area claimed herewith
Az acres. Total area of Lots 81 A aud 1864
acres from which is excluded 2sI7 acres IN conflict
l29 81 acres, upon which notice of said application
was posted the 9Th day OF April, 1884. The adjoin-
ing claimants to these premises are Thomas H. Coul-
ter ct al. claimants of Lot No. 81.
F. Atkinson, Register.
Comfy Foote, Attorneys. 775I0t
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-18
Summons.
7. z. BLAKELY,
WARM SPRINGS

Ia the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
triet of the Territory of Montana, in and for
the County of Deer Lodge.
George Barbeau and Nose Meaard, Plaintiff
Reuben L. Davis, administrator of the estate of
Raphael Boisvert deceased, Joseph Boisvert,
Edward Boisvert, Marie Julie Monegue, Anne
liza Boisvert and Cecilia Boisvers, Defendants.
The People of the Territory of Montana send greet.
ing to Reuben L. Davis administrator of the estate OF
Raphael Boisvert deceased, Joseph Bosyert, Edward
Bsisvert, Marie Julie Monegue Amelie Boisyert and
Cecilia Bosvert, Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the aboye-na plaintiffs in
me District Court Of the Second Judicial District,
Of the Territory of Montana in and for the county OF
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive of the 6aT OF servicel a-
ter the ser; service on you Of this luminous served
but In this district, within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days; or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer o: said
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover Judgment
and decree of said Court that certain Deed executed
and delivered to Plaintiffs by said Raphael Boisyert
Der TO- 1882 in Book Of deed records of said conn
ty, on page lOS, ia and by which said deed said Ra
phael Boisyert conveyed las described in said deed
to Plaintiffs all his right title and interest IN and TO
the following described property, to-wit-
Lot Nc. 7, In block No. H. In the town and county
OF Deer Lodge aud Territory Of Montana said lot be-
Ing 20 rect Iob on MHln street by l30 feet deep, to-
geher with the buildings thereon. the furniture and
fixtures in said building and the rights, privileges,
and appurtenacces thereto belonging or appertaning
be reformed and corrected so to describe and
vey TO Plaintiffs the following described premises
to .wit-Lot No. fifteen in Block No. ten In the town
Of Deer Lodge county Of Deer Lodge, Montana Ter
ritory being 2S feet front Maia street, west side
and extending back to the alley 100 feet which
said last described premises were [as alleged in
tended 10 be conveyed by said deed to plaintiffs and
TO recover the costs Of this action.
And You are hereby notified that, II you fail TO ap
pear and answer said complaint above required,
the said plaintiffs will take oefaut against you ana
apply TO the court for the relief demanded in said
complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF the District
49, Court of the Second Judicial District of
SEAL. the Territory of Montana, In and for
t-i the County OF Deer Lodge this 26th
DAY OF June 10 the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.four
7S2-u r L. DAVIS Clerk.
THos, L. NATION, Plaintiffs' Attorney