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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
EMBRYO LEGISLATION.

WAsHISorjs, Marca i8 -IPress.l -.The
house comaiitte on judiciary mas ordered
iavorabie report on fuckef
b II miting ths time for pre-
sentntions OF claims for back pay
or bounty due o.iicsrs, soldiers aud
mauy other persons for services IN tao late
civ war or any previous war TO three
years frop the passage OF tbs act. Inc
bill also provides that al other exist
ing claims against the United Siates,
excepting clslins for pensions shal be pre-.
sented wltnin six years from the passa.e oil
the act. Claims against the uited 5 attS
originating hereafter shall be presented
within elk years from the time they accrue.
Senator Logan repor ed fayofaoly day
with = number OF amendment from the
committee on military Affairs tne
bill introduced by hun enr.
lied, "a bill to increase the efficiency
Of toe army of thr nited States" As in-
troduced Nv Mr. l. gan the bill contained q
provision lin ting TIE number of ei lis I'd
men ia the army 10 % 60. This pruvision
was stricken out IN committee. As otherwise
amended the b,i provites tor an increase
In the monthly pay of non-commssionei
officers and men, the average increase oe-
ing about So per tson'h each case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
rHr nOusn CoMMERoE OOMMIrrEE.

WAsnISaroS, March 1S.- P,ess ! The
house commit tee on commerce has ordered
. f.voIable report on tho bill allowing pes
cons or corporations 10 erece BRIDGES scross
any navig,ble nver Of the U.itrd st,te,, or
petv.eu the United States aud any foreign
country. provided free navigation "a not
materially injured.
The comm ttee hac named Friday neat
az the day TO consider retsliEt0ry action
whsu foreign countries prohibit tho inpor-
tation ol american msats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19

WAsniNoroE, arch IS i Sp-oisl THE
deep wGte, committso were to-day relieved
from embarrassment by rtcsipt OF tele-
gram from the mayor snd ctEens 0i Gal
weston announcing the repes VI tho resOiu
ions Of the city council requesting the ,up-
port Of an appropriation OF g0rcrnment
gork. TIE rep,sl of the resolutions leaves
the committee free 10 urge the Es1s bill, to
which, with tho delegation, they are con-
mi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
ENNS.

Ennis, March s.-TSpeciel. l-This moru-r
ing about 2 O'Clock n tire broke out in the
two-etory fraGls dwelling belonging 20 Mry. >
TIC house and furniture ara a tot. loss.
Nhe amount OF insurance IL not known.
The fire IL supposed to be tho work ot an
inaendiary, after robbing the house or lu-
nrles Two parties have been arrested ON
suspicion.
Business is picking up.
Weather 2asant, with cool north wintl.e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
Htif-Sharon

Ban FEAscrsco, March is-Tn the Sharon
trisl Mis- ltiil. plaintiff, te-tifed that
release he would give me 500 0o0 and $500
q month Allowance. b. re:uscd.
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m msde the statement credited 10 him. Mo.
Grew said he resigned his position as sixth
auditor Jane 2, 1881, ~ tho request of the
president and Secretary Windom, the
fimsr saying no wss emharrhsssd by s'sts-
mont, Of Jamss aud NoVcagh, members OF
tho oahinet. They had snd they could nos
whiie McGrav WAS SIKH auditor. Witpers
t.stifad lhAt when b. reslgned he did 90
With the understanding that when II was
proved he Was net g1ilty OF ths charge ths,
he received money he shon1 have
heiter position than he held. "On June
Both Mcirew continued, 1.-THE president
sent Tor ae aud sGii he hsd done me 4
great ininsiios end intended making my
restoration conspicuous Tho following
dsy len for Ohio, and Jnv ~ tho presi
dent was shot. never saw HIM sgeln, and
hsvs not ssked for another pcsitlon; DOM
want one; I've had enough"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19

Ell PAso, Marcn Special The first
connection Was established 20 fay with tho
Gitv Of Mexico. The passenger train lett ut
0 O'Clock thia morning and wi 20 20 Lar sio,
where II vii connect with freight traii,
with coach attached for Y catac =, where
connect Oh viii be made vi h the regular
passeug ger train with the Cy oi Mexico.
Mr. ID b Robinson, general msnager, ar
rived ts-iaY from the City OF Mexico aud
will remain a few dave.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19

HuToaIss, March IS -TSpeci.l last
nigh some unknown psrty entered MT.
q. Psyton's residence and car led of his
w'ies tine gold waicl and cham snd a
sm II amount OF money found ia Mr.. Pey-
toms pants pocket, also, bucket and some
proyisions. Parties are out hunting the
hisf.
Farmers are up With their work end
planting corn with = vim. A large acresga
nas been aown IN oats which are looking
we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
JEFFKGsoN.

JrrrsRscS. March is-Tspecisl.I-From
a prtvaf. tier received fion Warrington,
! IL - learned that ali exertions are being
made 10 have an appropriation m sde q puS
the river here In good order, and that he
] prospsc-s -rt aoSs.al.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
uuLnEnsoN,s BILL -ro.rAL NoTKs,

WAsniSoroH. March Is lprc'al l-Lu'-
bsrson introdnced n bill for Do ii Q buid!pg
a. reSarsa0a
Postma.ters commissioned iJ-dsy are: II.
B. Martin, ut Martinsburg hnd W. Hcorss.
nj Narunna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
n,KEszIE's sUCCtssoR--srAR-Ro
s1UEE.

WAsHrssror, Maicn 1S.-TPress. l-rhere
,eems TO b. no DOUBT CulaDsl David B.
SANITY, t~en' y-secono iniahtIy, will quo
ceed General Mckenzie as origadier-
general
I'M NcGrew, formerly tirih auditor
Of the treasury department, whose dniy II
wes to audit expenses OF tos pcs cffice de-
p.rtment, vas examined st uis own feqnes
by the Springer conmittse to day, ia rsls
ton TO tne sts.-rou'e investigation. he
characteris-d ns infsmously falss the al
legged. abatement OF William I.iiley that
hs nal paid witness $500 10 secare the ex
pedi,ipu services up a O certain route
Nc0rsw also read letter from Lill-y
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
MINING APPLICATION No i,l4:.
u. :. LAND OFFICE, NrihN>, Montana, !,

u. s. LAND OFFICE, l.rihN>, Montana,
October -. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given .:t Joseph II. lIarp,r,
~ Whose pns.athcr address l., Butte Cit.. Silver
Bow county, Montana TERRITORY, has this s,.,v tiled
his application tor paint for !o.>S ,rrr> u the
Hc;,>crs,c.c County Stone Quarry Placer mining
Claim. situated III No organized mining district, Era
rcrheaa County. Montana Territory, the position,
course and extent III the said ,,nn. claim, t,sir
rated y official survey thereof Lot No. Il,
Township N".S <. r"r'"v NJ. 10 ". ing more par
,r...,'y SET ..r and described II the official field
notes and pla. thereof file in this office, rs FOL
lows To wit: beginning at post inches square,
feet long, 20 inches IN tn. ground marked M. c.
81: toy ,rrr.r No !. with ,,nnd cf stone .i& feet
high. !, :est base around ill.,. rus. from which,
on north face OF sandstone cliff. near top, 70 feet
above The surface of the ground, marked pNM C.
',rHrs : So !: ie. chains Distant and running
thence >, 81 T. CHAINS 10 o'nvr No. ,, thence
20 20 " :. q, c'I'iu> to cur,.: Mo. /: thence
- " chains tn tGrii.r No. 4: '> nt, nur, IS
!. 90 90 chains tn No. $ thence north %" Il
-.hS CHAINS t" the place If beginning, cnn,linin:,
IN rri al pSS acres in the survey and claimed h.
| the n''o,s' named applicant.
III" l".,tnn Of this mine is ,tcorlr, IN the ol,iCc
"i the County Recorder OF i;.v"vhr;td County, ur.
| page 49, in book II" Of locations.
! The adjoining claims are
| =. tpkiNsON, Register.
| JOS. II. iisGrER, L. 5. Claim Agent. l!,od
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Now. =, v 20, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice ' hi, intention 10
said proof will be made before Robt. I. Wing. dep
uty clerk Of the Second Judicial District Court of
Montana, IN and for Ihaverhcad county, at Dillon.
NJ. T., ON December p, 1851, viz: James T.. Phillips,
who made prctlnpt"n dcclaratory statement num-
her: 100 tor the 81 NEA. " ri I, SEA- Sec. S
and wit sWi Sec !. TIP. S. $ otR>W.
iic names til. following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land, Alex Noble, William r.. I.ukcnhcae,
Newton 1 Norris and Nathaniel Axe. all of Willis,
NJ. r.
Y. ADklNSON, Register.
Pun u. Mct;ouc.i, ATTORNEY. (46.td
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND Orrlc, Al HELENA, T., Nuv. IL. ISS,.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following -u.l,n-
: cd settler has filed notice of huS intention to
commute his lo,,,s,.:i and make final proof il,
supper. Ut his claim, and tax said proof will BE
made before Mortiu,r IL. Lott Notary Public. II,
Twin Bridges. NJ T., Saturday, December eth,
1881, viz: john W. Brook, who made homestead
entry NJ. :. ,os. for the VIZ. of thr Mex ana E1a
OF the NWl. Sec. 81. I. =. ROW.
lie Names the following witnesses, to- prove hi.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF sal,
land, viz: John J. Neville. Enos +. Mowcry, Clay
ton l.. Page and james NJ. Page, nj! Of Twi,
Bridges, Madison County. NJ. T..
l,ti +. ATKINSON, Register.
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>ilEIssTE'S SAI.t:.

Nelson Story. plHnh w. William I. Wood, de.
trntan.
Rv virtue of IN .vcvut;cn issued uut of the Dis
trict Court of the second Judicial District, in ::i,t
for Reave,hrid County. Montana Territory will
sell ut Sheriff sale, i'll front of the Court House, il,
the town of Dillon county If H,;vcrl,c:,d, Montar.
Territory, On III. 9Th aAN nf December. y. D..
1881, at 10 O'Clock Il. NJ. ma Glowing described
property. l>iny and situate in the town at Dillon
county OF Brav.rlcad. NJ. L., us shown by the p'.'
Of said town file in the office nt the County
Recorder OF Hca,crh,l nd County. to wit:
Lots Nos one and two y in block eleven IN,
and lot No eighteen I,>) in liock .veuty-six t.ul
Terms of ,:!l, cash,
DAVID +. REiNIlARpT, sheriff.
Dated this .ist day 81 Nov. a. -. :>S,. ,7.td
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NOTICE OF fiNAI. ENTRY.


l.,ND D,tChul iirLf%A, MI. OC. -. iH%4.
NOTICE! is hereby given tina, thu following.
~ ed settler HIS flied notice Of his intention To
,ukr tira proc. in support "t his claim. and th.'
said proof Will be mad htio:,: Robert r. Wing.
Probate Judge OF !:cav.r.tad county, Montana. nj
Dillon, ". r., IN .rcrlnhcr y 1854. viz: Herman
Carson, WIZ" made pr.',rnp,ior d. iaratu'y state
lnnnt "" $500 Tor the !: Of \ l.. 4 IL i y" -
sec. 10, ~. 5. Of it.o ".
lie mime. the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence UPON. and cultivation ri. ,''t!
land. viz: William Barbour, JANE, y. Barbour,
William l.. Luke r,hta,, George l.. Paris. all ot vii
lis, NJ. r.
+. NDi>;SSDN. Register.
W. =. n,n.:u.N, A.torne" lIi-ldl
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
An Address to the People Of Ten.
MeSSec.

At a convention OF the friends o.! tenn
perance, held ut Nashville, recently, a
State Prohibition party was organized, and
after making Il declaration Of principles,
adopted a platform and defined d course
OF action for the temperance workers Of The
State.
"ll,e necessity Tor such action is apNar-
ent to all who are willing TO work for the
best interests of humanity, especially for
the good of our State ofTcnrcssec, and we
invite to this work the intelligent. law.rc.
spectirg and order loving wcn and women
OF this State, those who own its property,
pay its taxes, are Interested in the protec-
ton and education of its people, in elcvat-
Ing lis moral standards, preserving the
union Of States, and in developing and
perpctu,ting Christian civilization through
Out the world.
ave declare that the manufacture. sale
and use of alcoholic drink is the greatest
evil If the country and the age; that the
"ahc enslaves women and children, de-
Bases youth and wrecks manhood, cor
'"ptS ballots and Injuries public services
Peoples prisons and fills insane asylums,
"r'ed> paaper~ and criminals, imposes
enormous burdens OF taxation, destroys
capital and Injuries labor, degrades, impov-
sr'>hes and destroys our homes, and now
threatens, through organized combinations,
% control l-vislati',n and thereby ncrpctu
ATE the manifold mi~eries and crimes here
u enumerated"
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r.. Nov.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. r.. Nov. 5, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following .na,ncd
~ settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Roht. l.. Wing. Pro-
hatc Judge Of Beavcrh.ad county, Mat Dillon. NJ.
made Homestead application No. .,,o), for lots
:and !, and SELL. NWt.t, SWI-l, NE, 1, Scc. 8,
Up. IS. oi X. SW.
lie names t,c following witnesses to p-ovc his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of. ..,
land. viz: John Ennis, Peter Sin,sen. John bail
an! Henry Garrett, all Of Dillon, Muni.
u5.tdD +. Atkinson, Register
W. :. EAREotK. .\:torncv
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gegaI noffes.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Montana, Nov. ~, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that The following nam.
: ed settler has filed notice OF his intention tc
maj: nal proof in support Of his claim.and that said
proof viii be made before Robert L. Wing. Deputy
Clerk OF the Second Judicial District Court OF Mon,
r.. on January $. 1855. viz: George A. Eutts.
who made presumption dcclar'tor> statement
No. S.Sis tor the So, SEi{ and 81, SW,t SEC o.
Tp :, $ of w.
continuous residence upon an, cultivation ot SAID
land. viz: Lars Hansen, William Stoidcn. Thomas
Stodden ard t'vnrgc Stau.lahcr. all of Dillon N. r.
std L. ATKINSON, Il .iS,rr
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
SliElslEF-S SALE.

James 'larhy, plaintiff VS.. .lohn Firth. defendant,
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of tn: Dis,
tor sravcrhcad County Mont,na Territory, will
sell at Sheriff S sal. to the highest bidder for cash.
in front of the Court House, in the town Of Dillon,
Ecavcrhcal County. ~. T., on the 9Th dav Of Dc
ccn,bcr, rSSi. IT O'Clock p. M. the following dc
scrihcd property. to Wit
An undivided ont. fourth interest in and to what
Is known tn, Pioneer Water Ditch, lying and
situate the north side Of tr'sssopcr Creek, and
extending from near Bald mountain to l'anracS
City, Rclvcrl,cad County, NJ. T..
DAVID +. REINlIARDr, Sheriff.
Dated this ais, day"f N"vcns'rr, 1885,. 47.td
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTEY.
LAND tttlcT At llEl ENA, NJ. T., Nov, II, 49,

LAND Gtr,cs At HELENA, Mt, Nov, II, ISL,
NOTCH. is hereby given that the tcIowiu..
nanfed Sctt. his filed notice of his intention To
said proof viii I've made before Roht r. Wing dep
utv clark OF the Second Iulci.., District Court of
Montana, in nnd tor i;ravsrh,ad county. ut Dillon.
Smith, who mad, redemption ,lecl:rl,or, Statement
number S's' for The WE, >WH Sec s., Tp.7, $ OF.
ROW.
liz n','n.s the following, witnesses to prove his
continuous residence por, and cultivation If said
land. VIZ: " i!l,tu Smith. tnoS j.. Tucker. Wit
liam Tucker and lAmrS Mclaughlin, ali of Dillon.
Montana.
!. Atkinson, Register.
Pun u. MCt;urn,I, Attorney. W.ti
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE ATlIs'ES>. NJ. r.. Nov. :. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following MARI
~ ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make FINAL proof i'll support of his cl,,n. and tina,
said proof will u, made before Robert +. Wing
Probate Judge of EcayyrI'rat county. Montana. Al
Dillon. Montana, on Dec. -. ,SSt, VIZ Sylvester
Summers, who made pre- -rr.pton dccayatorv state
ment M. 4.o7, for The ~: SWh, 81. NNA Sec.
IS. Tip. 10. Of X. l., ".
lie names the following witness to prove his cn.
inu"ls residence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz: James Eddie, James Scsht, David 4. M.tlcn
and John y. renalun,, ali "f Red Rock, MT.
Wtd +. ADkINSON, Register.
Pun. ID. M,t;OuGri, Atty.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

TIL: Teachers Institute Of Ecavcrhcad County
will hc held in High School building, at Dillon,
ON Dcccnh lad, .,l and .,,h, 1851. session
,nencily atua. ~ sharp each day. Teachers whose
certificates expire during the coming year will hc
examined nr one of the above dates.
J.EAENO Co. Supt.
Dillon. NV. -. 1889. a7td
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MOTTO l. j. hereby given tha; tn" Tu,l!rtn.rs hip
heretofore existing ,lrtW-"n n. \. S!ic> and ]. l..
Chatter in III" drU;. trade AZ Dillon. Montana ana.
doing business under the firm MIME nt n y. STILES,
was dissolved on the 10th dav Of Jun., y. II. iSS.
L. l.. Gutter will pay all inIrb.cdn, against tn.
firm an. collec, n; outstlntin.S.
n. \. STILES.
Dillon. Montana, Nov. 10, 1851.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-10
AGRICULTURE.
States.

The Helena Herald, in an article cnti
tied, "Patronize the Fair" and urging
fine display of agricultural products, has
among others, the following sensible re-
marks:
The soil and climate of Montana are
on trial before the world. 1t has been
charged that our soil was barren and
our climate inhospitable. The case is at
issue, and next week the defense will
offer its evidence and we wish the whole
world could be present to hear and see
the evidence. Those who have lived
here for ten or twenty years and seen the
fruits of our soil year after year do not
need further evidence. But this year
there will he more curious eyes looking
on than in any former year, and the
fruits of our exhibition will be more
widely distributed, both at home and
abroad, than in any former year.
Montana needs this send off, for in
some respects our farmers are laboring
at disadvantage. While farm labor is
higher here than in any other part of the
country, seine Of the crops produced are
lower. This is notably the case with
wheat. Railroad discrimination is
against the Territory, and flour is ship
ned in from longer distances without the
Territory than it will be carried for short
distances within our borders. No thought
has been given to supplying outside
markets, but Montana farmers have
right 20 claim the home markets as their
own. This cannot be done by single
handed effort, but by united and intclli-
gent action. We do not al Use any gen
eral attention to raising grain or vegc-
tables by hired help. This will not pay.
The great business for profit must be
stock growing for years 70 come. For
this we are especially endowed. Even
in states like Iowa, with soil fitted
well for wheat, and near to markets, it
has been found more profitable to raise
stock. In our case the advantages are
much greater. We have healthy eli
mate and plenty Of pasture, which by
proper exertion can be made much
plentier. We can raise oats for feed as
well as tame grass, and with the pros.
pect of more plentiful rains We can
readily increase the sustenance for stock
full four fold.
There is no reason in the world why
butter and cheese, eggs and poultry, can
not be raised to profit in most any part
of Montana, and the home market for
these articles alone is worth hundreds of
thousands Of dollars every year.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-10
Dated this 18th day {
A LAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court, of the First judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana IN anu
for the County of Gallatin.
Elias J. Keeney, Plaintiff,
against
Clara Keeney, Defendant.)
Action brought in the District Court, the
First Judicial District of the Territory of Mon
tana, In and for the said County OF Gallat1n,
and the complaint filed in said county OF
Galiatin in the Office Of the Clerk OF said DIS
The neopie of the Territory of Montana,
send greeting to Clara Keeney, the above
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the ABOVE
named pjaintiff, in the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Montana, in and for said County or Galiatin,
and to answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days, exclusive of the day OF serv.
ice) after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county: or if served
out OF this county, but in this district, within
twenty days, otherwise, within forty days-Oi
Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain DC
cree Of court dissolving the bonds Of matri
mony, existing between the plaintiff ana de-
PENDANT, and for general relief. 8. ,o, 9, :,
And you are hereby notified that II you iall
to appear and answer the said complaint, a.
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
tn the court for the relief demanded III the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
49, District Court of the First Judicial
Seal. District of the Territory OF Montana
t~~l in and for said County of Galatln
the 18th day OF July, In the year CT oui
four. ,,,, ,.,. "-N
BY A. D. MCPHERSON, Deputy Clerk.
Vivion & Shelton. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-10
Card or Thanks.

Mr.. J. S. Click, who is now living a
Carson, Nevada sends the following card
of thanks to Mr.. J. w. Brown, in ac-
knowledgement of the substantial token
of regard for the momory of her husband,
which has been erected by the pioneers
of Montana
CARSON CRY, New, Aug. g, 1884.
TO J. W. Br0um:
And others who have been so gener-
GUS and kind in assisting me in the cree
tion Of monument at Helena, Montana,
over the grave of my beloved husband
DR.. ]. s: Click. l cannot do more nor
less than to return to you my heartfelt
thanks. 1t will never be forgotten. How
good you have been in assisting in plac-
ing mark at q place where my children
as well as myself, may know where q
good and kind husband and fathers re-
mains have been put to rest. Thanking
You again, gentlemen,
/ am yours respectfully,
MRs. J. 8. CLICK.