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The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05
Republican Convention.

The Republicans of Montana will NEE,
by their Delegates in a TERRITORIAL RE.
PUBLICAN CONVENTION at BOHEMIAN, on
the "a day OF MAY, 1884, at twelve O'Clock
noon, Tor the purpose OF electing two Dele.
gates and two Alternate Delegates to the
Republican National Convention, to b.
held at Chicago, June I'd, 1854, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice. prcsi.
dent Of the United States.
Inc several countie, Of the Territory
Will be entitled to representation in III,
Territorial Republican Convention AS fol.
lows, to wit:
Beaverhead, three delegates.
Choteau, two delegates.
Custer, four delegates.
Dawson, one delegate.
Deer Lodge, four delegates.
Gallatin, seven delegates.
Jefferson, four delegates.
Lewis and Clarke, seven delegates.
Madison, four delegates.
Meayher, five delegates.
Missouia, three delegates.
Silver Bow, ten delegates.
Yellowstone, two delegates.
The County Republican Committees ol
the several counties will proceed to call
County Conventions in their respective
counties to elect Delegates and Alternate
Delegates from each OF said counties to the
Territorial Convention hereby called.
1t is desirable that sufficient notice o
such County Conventions be- given, and
the Territorial Republican Committee res
pectfully advises that the said County Con.
ventions be held at some time during the
last ten days of April, but such date should
be fixed therefor, as, after giving due motto,
to the Republicans of the counties, will be
most convenient. To the end that all
counties in the Territory, remote from or
near to the place of holding the Territorial
Convention, shall have opportunity to be
represented therein fairly, and to prevent
any extraneous interference with the de.
libcrate desires OF the Republicans of each
county, the following rules have been pres.
cribed by former conventions for the gov
eminent OF the Republican Territorial Con.
ventions in the Territory OF Montana:
/. Delegates and alternate delegates
shall be elected in the future TO Territorial
Conventions, and in the event of the fail
ure OF delegate to attend, the alternate
delegate shall cast the vote of the delegate
whose alternate he is.
2. In the absence Of delegate and his
alternate majority of the delegates from
that county shall cast the vote of the alb
sentee.
g. In the absence Of all the delegates
and alternate delegates from any county,
no vote shall be cast ior such county.
4. In the county IN which the Territorial
Convention SHALL be held, when any dele.
gate and his alternate delegate. are absent
there shall be no vote cast in their behalf
S. Delegates and alternate delegates
must be Republican residents OF the county
which they represent.
So many circumstances conSpire to make
political action, during the present year, OF
great consequence to the Territory and the
Republic at large, that II e committee ex.
presses the hope that there will be full,
tree and deliberate action by the Rcpub-
licans in their primary meetings and at
their political conventions.
BY order of the Republican Territorial
Committee. W. +. SANDERS,
MA. Chairman.
Secretary.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05

The late riot IN Cincinnati was the worst
exhibition OF mob violence ever witnessed
in this country. 1t had its rise in what the
people conceived to be a culpable lack of
the proper administration of Justice in that
city, to criminals. The Be.,,cr case was
not the prime cause Of the disgraceful riot
1t was simply one in long line Of crni
nal cases in which, it is said, thieves, burg.
lars and midnight assassins had been too
le,'ientlv dealt with by the courts, and the
indignation OF the people eliminated in "a
murderons mob against its disposal. Bern.
er, with an accomplice, had murdered his
employer in cold blood for his money, last
February, and threw his body in IA small
stream where it was found. Ills trial came
Off last week and his guilt, it is said, con.
cl"~ively proven. But the jury brought in
verdict for manslaughter, and the Judge
sentenced the criminal to twenty years in
the State rrison--the full extent uf the law.
The light punishment intlamed the peo.
PIE. and mob assembled, which swelleu
in numbers to $4,000. The Jail was at.
tackled, but the police and the First Reyi.
lnent OF Ohio militia defended it, killing a
nunber ut the mob and wounding many
others. The Governor Of Ohio called out
number of regiments Of troops to quell
the riot. Barricades were thrown across
every avenue and approach to the Jail and
court house tor square away from those
buildings. The mob succeeded in PARTIAL,
burning the court house, but the troops on
t:utv saved the Jail.
Mnrat Aal>tead editor OF the Commercial.
Gazette, review, the riot in Cincinnati in
the following dispatch to the New York
zyibxxe:
The number of persons killed and
wounded in the riots thus far is about zoo
The last fatal shot was fired in anger,
though a poor soldier boy was killed this
evening by the accidental discharge of his
gun. The court house is not an utter ruin
as it was supposed to be. a large proper
tion of the valuable records was saved.
The money that was in the treasury is all
safe. Vaults which were very heavy are
mainly good We have confidence there
vii! not be repetition of the tcrror> OF the
three nights that will be 50 memorable
here. Bat only the overwhelming force of
State troops prevents further disastrous
demonstrations. The determination to
lynch the gang of murdtrers in prison and
release the crowd who have been made
prisoners is something terrific, and meet
inys were held to day that would mean
mischief if there were not thousands of
rifles and several batteries at hand The
excited people had real grievances to begin
with. The administration of criminal law
has been damnable and the influence of
sheer criminals in public affairs was alarm
ing. That which has happened we hope
will make irresistible influences that will
lead to better WAYS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05
Another Fillibustering Expedition.

Information originating with the Span
i>h Consul at Key West was received BY
Secretary Folger, last Saturday evening, ia
the effect that Cuban revolutionary ex.
pedition was being organized in Key West
hy Agaerro; that he had collected 100 well
trained men and stores OF explosives. and
the expedition would depart from our
shores at an early day. Orders were there.
upon telcgraphed the commodores com.
mandiny the revenue cutters, Governor
Dix, at Key West, and George S. Boutwell,,
ut Savannah, to prevent any such violation
"t the law. The Dix, however, had left
Key West Saturday for Cedar Keys. and
the message to her Commodore reached
him only Monday, when he arrived at
Cedar Keys. The Dix then started back
Immediately, ard nothing has been heard
since from her at the Department, hut no
doubt is entertained that she started in pur.
suit Of the tillibustering expedition.
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sUMNoN9.

INthc Probate Court of the County of Bcavcrhead,
Territory OF Montana.
Charles i.eightman, plaintiff, VS.. Samuel d. Nor.
man, defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting tn Samuel d. Norman, defendant: Yn,,
are hereby required to appear in an action l,ruugh,
against you by the above named plaintiff. in the Pro
bate Court Of leavcrlcad County, Territory of Mon.
tan to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days Exclusive OF the day OF service) after the
rvi,e on you of this summons il served in this
c""i.t. OK. If cd out of this county, hut in this
district wit hn twenty days; otherwise within forty
days; or judgment by default will he taken against
YOU. according TO the PRAYER Of said complaint.
The said action is brought tn recover from YOU the
sum "t s'F with interest thereon from the sth day
ot june, 1888, ut y per cent pcr month, on vour
pron'iS>orv note of that date: and the plaintiff has
caused to he attached two roam horses, Il set OF
double harness and one wagon.
And YOU are hereby notified that II YOU fail to ap
pear and answer as above required, the said plain
TIL will take Judgment against for the said sun,
o 1890. with inter. st aforesaid and costs "f suit
Given under my hand and the seal OF tn. Probate
4 + Court OF the County of Hc:lvcrhca l..
SEAL Territory OF Montana, this 9Th ,,;,v of
- March, in the wear Of our Lord one
thousand ciuht hundred and eighty
four. ROHr. +. WING,
Probate Judge and cx .otiicio Clerk
KoHr i. SMITH, ATTY tor Pin. is-iwl
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T., Mar. y, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following. NAM
~ cd settler has filed notice I'll his intention to
nal final proof in support OF his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Roher. +. Wing Pro-
bate Judge for Rcavcrl'ead county, NJ. r., at Dill
Ion. Montana, on April IS, lSSt, viz: John lonover
VIII" made lrc. .cnpti"n dcc'aratory statement No.
5752 for the T. y \ I X Sec. B, Tip. 7 $ OF ROW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Samuel Ashb,uyh, james Galloway, W.
A. Mills and john c. Poindcxtcr, all OF Dillon, Mon
tani.
+. ADKINSON, Register.
Pun d. MC(;ovtiIi, Attorney. (i,-td)
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrrlcE At HELENA, Mont, March ~, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ ed settler ha, 'iic.l noirc III his intention h
make final proof in support nt his claim, and ,h,
bate Judge ot Beave,l,ead county. Montana. at Dill
Ion, Montana, On May 5, 1854. VIZ: James W.Nalkcr
VIII" made pre-. emptnn declar:,torv stitc,ncn, No
5"i} ior the : w VIII Sec ;. rP.hS "fR ) "
lie names the following WITNESSES to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation o, sal,
land. viz: Arthur Sullivan, Thomas Trtt, Louis
Hoffman and John Hoffman, all at Dillon, Mont.
+. ADkINSON, Register.
fiiii -. MCt'ottiii, Attorney. az I'd,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Montana, Feb. i, ,1SS&.
NOTICE is her, by gis>n th;, the following nam
=, cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made he!o,t Robert 7. Wing,
Probate Judge Of beavcrhcad county, Montana, III
Dillon. Montana; on Apri! 5, 1854; viz: Albert
,ent No. s4o5 for the W y Sec. 3 Tip. S Of II &
W.
tnuo,,s residence upon and cultivation of said land
VIZ: Con Orem, james MURRAY, John Miller an.
William NJ. Kelly, all of. f.Dillon, Montana.
l7tdI +. ADkINSON, Register.
". S. BARBOUR. Attorney.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Montana, Feb. 20, I>Sl l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nan,
~ cd settler has flied notice of his intention 10
make tin: p.m't in support Of his clam, and ti,
said proof vii! be made before the Re. and Re
viz: John X. Gilbert. who ,n,dc homestead entry
Nn .,.I, for the : W - OF Sec. -, Tpo, 5 OF Il
SW.
lie namcS the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon ana cultivation of said
and. viz John +. Bishop, Of Dillon, I:c:lvrrh...d
county. NJ T.: Nathaniel Wm'd, of Dillon, ':.avcr-
head county, NJ. T.; Alfred Bunhv, of Fish Creek.
l.:lcr>"n count, Mt; james NJ. Page, Of Twin
Bridges, Madison county, NJ. r.
ty-t!) +. ATKINSON, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At He, ENA,M T., Feb. -, 1851.
NOTICES. hereby given that The following named
~ settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support %: his claim, and that said
Judge in and for Rc,vcrhcad County, Montana, at
Dillon, NJ. r., IN Mcnlav April -, 1854, VIZ Pat
rick Kelly. who made Homestead entry No. 1851
'"i 'he j. Sec. Is lp oS OF X 3 W.
lie naincs the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot. said
Land, VIZ James Mansfield, Thomas Pierce. Patrick
iln'clan and Martin V. Nay. all of HAnnack, NJ. +.
F.. ADNINSON, Register.
Pm. d. MC(;ouGiI, Attorney, T,o,d
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE at HELENA, MI Mar, a,

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, Mt, Mar, 81, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that the following MIN
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention t..
make tina proof in surpor, OF his claim, and th.
said proof will hc made heor: Robert +. Wing
Probate Judge OF Bc,verhcad county, Montan,. Al
Dillon NJ. r., on May Il, 1851, viz: Ole Peterson
who n'idr preenp,ion dcrlara,ory statement No. 3,
so7 for the WA Sec. IS lip. 5 OF SW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of sad
land, viz: Theodore Nelson, Frank Bradley, Mil
ton iEuit and Conrad Meine, all OF Dillon, NJ. /.
+. ADklNSON, Register.
PM. ID. MCt;ouGll, ATTORNEY. i4.tdI
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NOTICE.---DE ID ESERT LAND ENTRY
L. :. LAND CErlcE.
NtitNA, NJ. 7. Fchrurrv .Ist, 1854.

Z, :. LAND NFFCE,
IititNA. NJ. 7. Fchrr,rv .I>t. r>Sii
(iscforc the Register ard Rrc,ivcr.p
COMPLAINT having been cntcrg, ut this ohct
~ by George Ssaud.i,cr against h,ri,s Pur>.h
witt tor failure to comply with l,w ~ 20 Desert
the I.o,s B. F., AMI 5. SCI, 4. TIP. . : of Rang, : t..
in Bc,vcrhcad county. Monttn, with view To- the
cancellation "s sAd entry contestant alleging thu,
th& three wears allowed by law l." reclaim >.d IL NJ.
have expired and that cifnrt has been made ly
person I" reclaim the said land tr.,,, - lesser,
condition. the said parties hercnv summoned Ia
arp:tr At This Office ON the l.th d,y m April 1851. at
10 o'clock ~ NJ. TO respond and turn,s, testimony
concerning said alleged failure, and they are not,
tied that Testimony to hc used at said hc:,rn. will I've
head county, Ninn,,n, at billion in said COUNT ON
thril Nh, 1851, commencing at 10 uc'n.k \. NJ,
and continuing from day to day until ,il is taken.
+. ADktNSON, Register.
Pun u. M,I;o,G Gu, .Attcrncv. ro,L
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Traa1 Nofrf&.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., L. s., !
Otticc OF the Comptroller OF the Currency. (

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., L. S,
Office OF the Comptroller OF the Currency
WASHINGTON, February 7th iSS4.
"HENEAS, Ivy satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, II has been made to ap-
pear that "lhc First National Bank Of Dillon in
the town of Dillon in the County Of B,,vcrhr:,d
and Territory OF M"ntna. has complied with all the
provisions {" the Revised Statutes OF the United
states, required to he complied with before IN as
>Tition shall be authorized to commence tn. bus
mess o banking.
Now therefore. l. John s. I.angwcr,hv, Deputy
Comptroller ot the Currency, do hereby certify that
"Ihc First National Bank Of Dillon" in the town
of Dillon, in the County of Eeaverhcad and Terri.
tory ot Montana is authorized to commence the
business of banking us provided in Section Fifty.
one hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
/ SEAI~ hand and the Seal of office this 7th t,v
\/ of February, 1885,
NO. ,i!o] Us. .I.ANGWORTllY,
S-I7 Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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BORN,

GNAVEi. .LE.-in Dillon, Montana, March s,d
1884, t" MIR. and Mrs. John \. Gravcllc. a son.
HIL1--On Rattiesnakc Greek. Montana. Apr;l
1881, to MIR. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hill, a daughter
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DIE ED.

FERRiS.-ln Fon duI.ac. Wisconsin, M,rcl, rth
Iss4, Mrs. Nancy F.. Ferris, aged 69 years. Ter
ritorial papers please copy.
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GROUP, WHtMpIN(; Cough and Isro:,. hits
i.nrn,tiintrv relieved by Shilo's cnrc Sold 1T the
Dillon Drs. Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

RAILWAY Mar. MINING; Co.
DmioN, Montana, Mar. ,9. iS>'.
TIE annual election Of five trustees To- serve the
ensuing wear will he held at the ofce OF the Scbree
Ferris l. White Co., on tn: 18th dlr Of April, 'SSi
H.,w GEO. J. COLE, Secretary.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-05

TAKEN UP tv til. subscriber ut B.nnack. Mon
tana, one sOrrcl mare branded v ON left hp, and u
- bur thu shoulder. The owner is requested 10
prove property and take the animal aw ".
SAM. MARSH
Bannuck, Montana, March ,1st. 1881. lH,1w
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Persons calling for any of the above letters win
please say-"adv. rtised." JAMES PARFET, PM.
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HECLA LETTER LIST.

List of letters ming in the Post Office at Hccla.
Reavcrhcal County. Montana. for the week end.
ing March a, lSS4 which If not call d for in thirty
dtys will be sent to the Dead Letter OiC":
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Collection. c,,.Tsi'y au.! tram.r''" atkw.|Itn.
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AT New York To-day Dece mbor cote n
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ULCERs 20 YEARsl

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WAND RstAr's MILLIONS

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weniy Dollars Worth OF Clothing for
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'rrner years ut so.
IN INMARnr. the Clnihlnr-
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. ne can DO found there.
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