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SJIERIFFS SALE.
Henry j. Blume, Plaintiff,
Herman BluMe. Defendant

| norman blume, Defendant.
TO be sold at SHERIFF. Sale ata clock p. m ,sa,ur
House door In the town and connt,
OF Deer Lodge, Montana Territory. onae
ana oy virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
cause nsned rrsm out the District Court of the Sec
ono Judicial District OF the Territory of Montana II
anu LOT SILVER BOW county, the following described
That certain water right and ditch CONVEYING ws,.,
from Barrett 3nlch to Mcclellan Gulch located Jul,
= 1910; and more particularly described ON page III
a.. ~ Oh miscellaneous Records fe In the Of
NC the County Clerk and Recorder Of Deer Lodge
county, M. i Also. that certain water right ana
nun conveying water from Crevis Guch TO Ours
@ and being more particularly described on nsoe
lsS In fook Of Miscellaneous Records m Ale ~ ~
once OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF the conn,
neer Lodge and Territory Of Montana Also, that
water rif nj and ditch conveying water from
Srevis Guch TO Gus Gulth often and more particn
,arIy described on page 1856 In Book OF
on ME IN the Office OF the County Clerk ana
recorder OF deer Lodge county and Territory afors
said. Alto that certain water right ana Ji,.h ~
yeyins water from Barrett guch 10 ,ur's SinIch ana
more particularly described In Book OF Mis-
Sssancous records on he In the Oi~e OF the Conntv
Territory Nse eoaasy, Montana
the b nfss a,t named water tights being located on
Also all the right, title and interest of thu within
named defendent, Herman Bume. in and 10 thst nar-
IN Masls o. mining ground situate lying aad being
on page 7s6 In Book OF Deeds. Ne'e'i'ea
Nty IN Undivided u interest In and to the Rk Of
serA " NEh acc is, and E& Of Ek of SWI Of
Tim, X NV " 800 sec' ~ al In
R aisS Lot e IN TAN, row, and Lot 20 IN ia
49,. IN Madison Gnlch and containing "a 1f-ifs,
Book OF Deeds 1850 'o01 oh page ioo,
ali = .ne undivided " OF Let 45 In IS N, RS "
Also, al OF Lot Is u, Sec. ii. I 10 N ofRsw and
rs ~, sSs arr q more particularly drrcrlbed an
page 1i In Book r ef Mortgages. y"
Al o. said ahov d scribed property situsted ,x,n,
ano neine In Deer Lodge county, Montana Tsrrifnrv
-. D''0u 'ns ~ day Of September A. d. 1854.
~ JAMES B. MoMASTRR, Sheriff.
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Northern Pacific Lands,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-The Secretary Of
the Interior has rendered the following de-
eision with regard to the land within the
granted limits OF the Northern Pacific rail.
road released from the reservation for Crow
Indians:
First That even sections within TIL,
leased reservation should be sold at double
the minimum price (s2.to) per acre. With
regard TO odd sections, 1t Is held that al.
though the legislative intent In this case may
not be entirely free from doubt, In that II
was one Of the sole purposes OF the agree.
menl TO afford an opportunity for speedy
location aud construction Of railroads, with.
out trespssslng upon the rights Of the In.
dlsns, yet In view Of doubt aud fact that
when definite location was made the release
did not become such 40 TO restore the land
10 the public domain. ! concur In the opin-
ion Of tks Commissioner Of the land Office
and affirm the decision. The law case hav.
ing been substantially settled by numerous
decisions OF the department In other cases.
Ia regard 10 the price Of odd sections 10 DO
disposed Of, where the grant, ss made, de.
cisres that alternate and even sections re.
served TO the United States shall not be sold
f,r less than $3.50 per acre, the department
10 constructiveiy authorized TO treat odd sec
lions In the same manner a. even sections
are treated. Therefore, they should bear
some price. The Secretary says II could not
have been the intention Of Congress TO Ok
different prices for lands lying side BY side
IN common limits and governed BY the same
rules OF disposal, basing the difference on
the fact that some sections bear odd and
Others even numbers In designating them, the
description being merely for the purpose Of
0 trvey and Identification. This decision ap-
plies to oil future disposal Of lands within
r,iiroad limits, where the statute requires
double minimum rates TO be paid for lands
1 /, alternate sections.
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

As remarkable as the manner in which he
was placed there, has been the career of Gen.
eral Gordon in Khsrtoum. The great expe-
ditlons sent TO force their way TO the be-
leagured garrison failed, but Gordon reached
It from the desert, only to be surrounded by
the hordes Of the Mahdi and cut off even
from communication with England for
months al time. He has never despaired,
even while resenting the inaction Of his
country, and while his friends remained In
constant apprehension Of his massacre each
succeeding message has shown him success
tally repelling the assaults of the Deseiging
enemy or worsting them In sorties. But,
were the seige to continue, this must inevi-
tably end In the fall Of the beleaguered gar
rison. Soldiers die and supplies fail. Cor
don some time since notified bis Government
that be could hold out till November, and
the dispatch read between the line, "If We
are sacrificed, our blood be on your heads"
England at length reused itself to the perils
Of the situation, and General Wolseley,
deciding impracticable the route from Sua-
kim, decided 10 ascend the Nile with an
expedition OF several thousand men and 800
bsrges, to be transported around the falls,
and manned by Canadian royageurs like
those who served him on the Red River ex-
petition In America. The boats are built;
the royd0eurs are probably, ere this, on the
Mediterranean; the troops were being for
warded from England; agents were securing
Northern Africa for 900 camels to serve as
transport on the desert, and America was
forwarding nearly q million pounds of
pressed beef to line the sides Of the march
ing Britons, when Gordon is again heard
from, announcing that the seige Of Khartoum
has been raised, that he had assumed the
offensive and dispatched column Of troops
10 Berber with Instructions to stay fort
night, then burn the town aud return. All
Gordon seems now TO ask Is money to pay
his troops and the appointment Of Pssha
on good salary to take his place. Wolseley
has ordered the forwarding of troops from
England to cease, and 1t is contemplated now
that only light column will be sent through
TO escort Gordon out of the Soudau when
Turkey shall have appointed Pasha to re-
lieve him. And so will doubtless end the
expedition with Its magnificent
equipment and English occupation Of the
Soudsn. The history Of the past year adds
to the laurels of Gordon as hero, but 1t is
anything but a creditable page in English
history.
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the right Of the people Of the Territories to
self government, and popular reputation
OF that pernicious system of Colonial govern
msnt so long forced npon a free and suffer.
ing people.
Resotred, That We recognize labor A. the
source Of wealth and prosperity aud the wa
ges Of workingmen should be properly pro.
tecLed BY law.
W. ]. MCCORMICK, Chairman.
j. Il. WILSON, Secretary.
After the reading OF resolutions the report
conc arning the Unit Rule was objected to,
and section 4 Of the resolutions moved to be
stricken out aud acted upon separately.
An amendment Was offered that Rssoutisp
No. be accepted and voted upon by roll
call.
An amendment to the amendment to seq.
regate No. 4 from report of Committee and
adopt separately was offered and adopted.
After the adoption of the resolutions, Hon
j. L. Tools of Helena, Hon. G. w. Staple
ton Of Butte, and Hon. WI. Mccormick Of
Missoula were put In nomination for Dele
gate TO Congress. The voting was by dele
cations where represented by chairman and
resulted 60 votes for Toole, SO for Slap ct on
and 10 for Mccormick as follows:
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NO. 1413.
Application for Patent,
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Halena N ~ Cant O 1904

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, N. T., Sept. Q, 1884. (
Notice is hereby given that Ebenezer Sharpe
whose p0stofice address is Helena Lewis & Clarke
county, Montana Territory, has this day filed his APP
pication for patent for 1870 linear feet Of the
BLACK TAIL mine,or vein, bearing gold, etc
with surface ground, six hundred feet in width
situated in unorganized mining district, county OF
Deer Lodge, and Territory Of Montana and
by the field notes and official plat file In this Office
as Lot No. 80 IN Township IS N, Range Q w, OF
Principal Rase Line and Meridian for Montana, said
Lot No. 30 being as follows, to-wit-
Beginning at southeast corner for corner No.
from which the initial point for surveys in this die
district bears 20 degs SO min 1867 feet Distant
thence N12degs % MN 1900 feet thence n deg "a
min W 60J feet: thence u deg % min w 1900 feet:
thence II deg 81 min 800 feet to the place OF be-
ginning. magnetic variation 10 degrees IS minutes
East. cUhtaining 20.G6 acres.
The location nf this mine 10 recorded IN the Re-
corders office OF Deer Lodge county, In Book
of LUdes.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of sait BlacE Tail lode, mine surface ground
are required to Ale thrlr adverse claims with the
Register ofthc Uni ed States Land Office At Helsn ma
In the Territory OF Mon ana, during tn, sixty days
period OF publication hereof, they will be barred by
virtne Of the provisions OF the Statute.
792tlO +. Atkinson, Register.
John w. Eddy Atty for Applicant
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Sale Of School Bonds.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees
Of School District No. l0) Ten of Deer Lodge
County, Montana, will on October II, 1884
between the hours of and o'clock p. IN, at
the offics of 4. b. Waterbury, in the town Of
Anaconda, sell bonds Of said School District
to the amount of Nine Thousand 80, 0O0y dol
lars, more or less, of the denomination Of one
hundred dollars each, to be dated October
-, 1884, and TO be redeemable in one, two and
three years from that date, at the Office Of the
County Treasurer of said county, bearing in.
terest at the rate of a. per cent par annum,
and being issued for the purpose of building
and furnlshinr a school house in the town Of
Anaconda, IL .he said School District. Bids
are invited and will DO received at any time
prior to the sale, to be opened at time Of sale,
for the whole or any part ofsaid bonds Bids
TO be in writing, sealed, and endorsed Bids
for School Bonds" and addressed to "Chair-
man Of the Board OF Trustees" or to tho
CLERK" OF .aid School District. Bidders are
Informed that the statutes provide that no
bond shall be sold for less than its par value.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
80 ALLAN HARDENBRooK,
f. g. WATERBURY,,
WILLIAM REED,
Attest: Trustees.
PETER LEvENGooD, School Dist Clerk
Dated Anaconda, Mont, Sept. 10, 1884.
1885,
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Arrests In the Park.
Liuingston Enterprise, 10th.

AtOHsyesoh 1htcFpTtSeJ lUH
About fifteen persons were arrested in the
Park yesterday, among them the members of
the Drexel party, Of New York, charged
with carrying away specimens and curissi-
ties. They had picked up a miserable lot Of
specimens. consisting mostly Of pieces OF
obsidian, of which there is mountain ,wlth
road hewn out Of 1t. Through the inter
cession Of Superintendent Carpenter they
were released without any fine being i'm
posed. The Justice Of the Peace for, the
Park appointed by the Wyoming authorities,
is William Metcalf, half brother of Deputy
Sheriff hstcalf, of this city. The chief off
Ger is Trevanion Hale, late of Fort Benton,
q brother of Gov. Hale, of Wyoming. Par
ties from the Park complain that the new
officers, from lack Of knowledge and judg-
ment, are making many arrests on frivolous
prstexts, and that they are likely to overdo
the enforcement Of law to such an exten.
that the condition will be more unsatisfact
tory than when there was no law in the
Park.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
triet OF the Territory of Montana in and for
the County of Deer Lodge.
Frederica Schultz, Plaintiff,
Ludwick Schultz, Defendant.
The People of the Territory Of Montana send greet
Ing to Lndwiek Schultz, Defendant.
Yon are hereby required to appear In an sctloa
brought against you nv the above-named Plaintiff,
In the District Court of the Second judicial District
VI the Territory OF Montana In and for the County
" Deer Lodge. and to answer The COM
paint nled therein within ten days (excHsive OF the
Gay of serVcel after the service on you this Sum
mons servcd within this county: o. If served ont
OF shis Co. but In this Dist within % days otherwise
within ~ days, or judgment by default will he taken
agnnst yon According To the prayer OF said complaint
me SAID action Ii brought to obtain the judgment
ana decree OF said Court that the bonds 81 hnuny
VOW existing between plaintiff and yourself he dis
soyed ana that the custody OF the minor children Ut
paihtln aud yonr'c he awarded TO plaintiff and for
cnts OF suit and 'u'h other relief us tc the Court
may seem ht and ,qulabe.
Ano yon are hereby notified that II you fail to APP
pear AM answer said complaint above required the
sald plaintih will take default against you aud
appy 20 the court for the r.lict demanded in SAID
complaint.
@GO Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
cOekZLl District Cont of the Second judicial
- District Of the Territory of Montana II and
isr the county OF Deer Lodge This 18th day of Sept.
IN the year Ut our Lord one thousand eight hundrtd
and eighty -four.
REUBEN L. DAVIS, Clerk.
II. N. WHIrrHiLL, Plaintiffs Attorney. 7oS-4
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Bcecher independent"

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Assistant Pastor
Halliday and few Republican members OF
Plymouth Church, who have been offended
at the stand taken by Beecher In supporting
Cleveland, gathered together q few days ago,
and after solemnly discussing the situation,
declared that .'the question, so far rs the
church was concerned, was entirely moral
one" and wrote to Bsecher to that effect. In
his reply, Beecher denied the right of any
one In Plymouth Church or out of It to
question his motives In politics, adding that
II the majority Of the church members felt
that his course was injurious to tie church,
his resignation was At their disposal. He
also intlmated that he was independent
enough to live without Plymouth Church,
and under the circumstances would permit
no dictation and lastly informed his would
be advisers that he wanted no suggestions.
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No. 1414.
Application for Patent,
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

u. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., Sept y 1884.
Notice shcr-by gwen that Ebenezer sharpe, whose
postofce address a Helena, NJ T., has this dav filed
his Application for patent for Fifteen Hundred In
ear feet of the PtiiSELL lode, mine vein bearing
gold etc., with surface ground six hundred feet IN
width, with mill site appurlcnant situated in unor
ganized mining district, County of Deer Lodge ard
Iefritory OF Montana, AMI designated by the field
notes and official plat ne In this office as Lot No
40 In unsnrveysd Township 10 Range w
OF principal base line and meridian Montana, said
Lot No. 4U * being Described follows, to- wit
Beginning at the northwest corner of Lot No, 40 A
Tor corner No from which the initial point for sur
veys IN this district bears SO dogs SO min CO.,.
feet distant; thence 20 degs 46 min $40 feet:
thence W deg 45 min 1909 feet: thence 90 deer
46min w 6O0 feet: thence 60 dogs IS min w 1898
feet 10 the place OF beginning, And the said mill site
appurtenant being Lot 10 as follows Beginning at
corner No, !, from which the initial point for sur
yeys this district bears STA degs A min GIG feet
distant: thence s rs dogs 35 min 656 feet thence
6l degs rs min 800 feet, thence % dess IS min
65s feet; thence 81 dogs 25 min W 800 feet to
the place OF beginning the said lode conta ming 10
acres and the mill site appurtenant 4.52 acres, or
total OF 300 acres. Magnetic variation 20 degs Is
min to 20 dogs 30 min. K.
The location of this mine IL recorded In the Record
Ledes.
The adjoining claimants are the Edgington lode
Lot Al on the West.
Any and all persons claiming dyersely any Dor
ton OF Parse lode or mill site appnrtenan or sur ace
ground are required to file their adverse claims with
the Register OF the United States Land Office At Hell
ena In the Territory OF Montana during the sixty d,ys
period Of publication hereof they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions Of the Statute.
!sztio r. Atkinson. Rcsi.ter
John w. Eddy, Atty for Applicant.
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No. 14l5.
Application for Patent,
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HeleAa. M. I. Sent q 1874

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T, Sept Q, 1854
Notice 10 hereby given that Gbenezer Sharpe. whose
postofnce address Is Helena ~ T.. has this dsy 1Ied
his application for patent 1900 linear feet If The
EDGlNGTON lode, mine vein, bearing gold, etc.
with surface ground $50 feet In Width situated In
Poor Man (uAorganizedl mining district, County of
Deer Ledge and Territory of Montana and desjr ed
by the field notes and official plat die In this office
as Lot No II In T 10 N, w OF the PRINCIPAL bs.
line and meridian Of Montana, said Lot No Al being
rs follows, to-wit- ~s
BEGINNING at the Sc corner for corner No. from
which the initial point for surveys In that district
bears North "a deg 81 min 65S feet Distant thence
% degs w 1908 feet: thence N 20 deys 20 min "a
osO feet: thence 50 dogs Is min 1900 feet then g
" degs Al min $50 feet to the place Of berinninr
magnetic variation 20 degs IS min L, CONTAINING
Is &c acres. - "h
Tbs location Of this mine 10 recordei in the Rs
cSrders Office OF Deer Lodge county In Book page
The adjoining claimants arc Stuart lode Lot N A
silver Bell lode Lot 3S on the north and the Par
sell lode Lot 40 A on the east
ANY and all persns claiming adversely apy mort ION
OF said Edgington lode mine or surface ground Are
required to file their adverse claims with the Regis.
Ter OF the United States Lard Office at Helena i'm Inc
Territory OF Montana during the sixty nys period of
puocation hereof or they will be barred by vi,tne of
the provisions of the Statute
I9ai9 F.. Atkinson, Register.
John w. Eddy. Atty for Applicant.
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BEEcHER is set on supporting Cleveland.
There is a story going the rounds that per-
haps illustrates the situation. Three
"drunks" were brought before q German
magistrate. Two plead guilty of getting
drunk on whisky, and were fined. The third
said be got drunk on beer, and was dis
charged, the magistrate adding, 81 drinks
peer myself sometimes"
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AN Ottawa special says that Riel, the Red
river insurrectionist, again threatens trouble.
Addressing a number of bis followers on the
church steps at Prince Albert, he said the
time had now come when the Indian ques-
ton must be settled and justice done them.
THE Mollie Maguires are again reported
organized In the Eastern mining regions Of
Pennsylvania. Some Hungsrians have re-
Gently been killed there, and 1t is suspi,
cIoned the Molies are at the bottom Of IT,
Other dispatches deny that any such organ
ization exists In Pennsylvania.
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MRS. CLEMENcE S. LozlKR, NJ. d., Of
New York, whom Mrs. Lockwood put on her
ticket for Vice President, has declined the
honor. How would II do to put MI. Lock
wood on for Vice, II there Is any such per-
son. He occupies kind Of Vice Presiden-
tlal position In the family, and might do the
same duties for the State.
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AT THE annual mseting Of the Northern
Pacific railroad In New York, Sept. Is, the
following Directors we're selected for 1884 :
Frederick Billings, Chas. B. Wright, Robt.
Harris, J. w. Ellis, A. Belmont, J. L. Stack
pole, BENZ. p. Cheney, johnson Livingston,
John c. Bullet, T. F. Cakes, r. G. Ralston,
J. II. Hall, d. P. Hallowell. Messrs. Hall
AMI Hallowell are In the present Oregon
Transcontinental Company. There was no
oppositIop,
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IT is telegraphed that Jay Gould has ad-
vised Morosini to make peace with ,Scbilling
and set him up In business and give him .
chance. We offered the same advice week
ago. Morosini, in rejecting ours and Jay
Gould's suggestions, shows he is lost to all
sense Of delicscy. The entire Morosini
family have sailed for Europe, mad as March
hares, and Victoria and her husband are
settling down TO their honeymoon
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ADMIRAL CoURBET estimates that the
bombardment Of the arsenal near Foo Chow
and forts along the MIN river did damage TO
the amount OF 100000.
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NORTHWESTERN OHIO had an earthquake
last Friday. The heaviest shocks are re.
ported at Defiance, Cecil, Napoleon, Clyde
and Bryan. Southern Michigan also had a
touch OF IT,
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lingo is the new illustrated rival Of Puck.
1t is published In Boston, stands in for
Blaine, and shows much talent. Some Of Its
cartoons are almost equal to Keppler's or
Nast's
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Gov. Crosby has directed Sheriff Blakeley
Of Gallatin county, to suspend the execution
of the death sentence Of Frank Young, under
instructions from the President, who has or
dersd respite Of 20 days from the 9th u
September inst. Young was convicted Of the
crime Of murder At . session Of the Gallatin
court some months age. and is held q close
prisoner In the Boxsman Jail.
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Motto, of Final Entry.

sts-.# u. y. LAND OFrICk,
Helena, NJ. T, Sept II, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given thai the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make Anal
PROOF In support OF his cau and that said proof IN
be made before thu Probate Judge of Deer Lodge Co
NJ T., At his onlcc In the town OF Deer Lodge, on
saturday, the 18th day OF October d. 1884, to wit:
.-. JAMES 4. LANE.
Who fled 8 and y Homestead Application No 17s4
Tor the sWA Of see. No. in TIP No, s N OF R9W,
de names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz:
Edwin h. Irvine, Albert Smith, James ID. Jenks,
and James Curn, oil OF Deer Lodge p o Deer Lodge
county, M. T..
7s3.6t r. ADK,NsoN. Register.
O. b. O'Bannon, Atty for Claimant
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JAMES II. MILLS. PUBLISHER.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAM S O.. BLAINE.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
JOHN A. LOGAN.

THE Democrats Of Chotesu agreed to dis
agree, convened in an supper" and CLOVER"
House, and put two county tickets In the
field,
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Mr.. and Mrs. sprague are making grand
SUCCESS of the Springs Hotel. There are over
$50 people stopping there at the present wri-
ting.--Husbandmm-
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McCarty and Craney, Of Missoula, are held
In bonds OF $1,000 each 10 await the action
az the grand Jury on the charge Of murder
10 the second degree for the killing at Fsrt
Missoula recently.
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SILVER BOW REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff.. G. Kessler.
Assessor-L. L. Manning
Treasurer-E. G. Freyschlac.
Clerk and Recorder. NJ. Knight.
Probate Judge-John Hadden
COMMUNICATIONS Purdum.
Public Administrator-R. G. Knox
Superinte ndeat-T. 7. Baker
Council-Thomas Couch.
House,. Herbert, Lee Mantle, w. o.
Speer.