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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-05-30

NO. 1884.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
H.las.a A fn MI 80 400

Helena, M. r., Marct as, 1885,
Notice IL hereby given that william Kloeden,
whose postofice address lie Helena, Lewis q Clarke
county, Montana Territory, has this day filed his APP
mine, bearing gold, with surface ground.
distrci county Of Deer Lodge and Tertory Of Moe
tsns and DESIGNATED by the field notes and official
N. Range CIV, OF the Principal Meridian for Montana,
said Lot No. a being as follows. to-wit-
Beginning at corner No. of survey No. gao, Lot
No, %, In T No. ION. of Range No. w. which IL a
granite stone marked - M C. n" also marked I. p
for the initial point Of surveys in this district Along
side this conner stone Is set granite stone 20xI2xS
inches marked l-1+4 for corner No, !, running
thence 80 degs 30 min $50 feet: thence ~ dees
Is min 6aS feet: thence 81 degr As min $50 feet
thence II deg IL min 70 feet thence dcgs Is
min W 500 feet: thence II degs .05 min 7O9 feet
w ss3 feet: thence $ "a drgs IS min w $3.50 feet.
thence IS dogs 80 min TO feet, thence 20 degs
X 1913 feet, thence N 50 degs So min 1913 feet
thence s 81 degs 81 min 1cs8.s feet, thence 20
dogs IS min X 147S feet. thence "a degs $50 feet
thence ~ degs So min z Ia; 3 feet, thence N ~
lila feet, thence N 81 degs w 1900 feet. thence
80 dees W 76O feet, thence "a degs w 1870 teet
thence 30 degs w 543 feet, thence II dogs w 935
feet, thence 20 degs 30 min 1144 feet thence
rs deps w zoe feet, thence 81 dogs q W 1071 feet
thence 80 dogs w 1900 feet thence So degs w 277
feet. thence N "a degs w $50 feet thence 43 deps
Is min $50 feet thence 80 degs 700 feet thence
N 10 degs 81 min r 1859 feet, thence IS dogs W
4S1 feet. TO corner No and place OF beginning en-
bracing an area OF 1879 acres. Magnetic variation
% degrees d minutes East.
The location of this mine Is recorded IN the Re
corder's Office OF Deer Lodge comfy. NJ T., In
Book "l' Of Miscellaneous Records, pnge 1G6.
The adjoining claimants are placer claim Of william
Kloeden on the North.
RUDOLF YIN ToBEL, JR., Atty for Claimant
1Bg-lCt
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SHERIFF SALE.
Ellen Quinn. Plaintiff

Ellen Quinn. Plaintiff
James W. whitatch. Defendant.
To be sold at SHERIFF. SALE At o'clock p. M. Sat-
the court house door In the town and county OF Deer
Lodge, NJ. T., under and by virtue of an execution
District Court OF the Third Judicial Disrict Of the
Territory Of Montana In and for Lewis Clarke Co.
the following described property, to-wltl
All Of the right, title and interest Of the defendant
III Of. In and to that certain quartz lode mining
claim known and designated the Monitor Lode !"
located January H. 1882 and more particularly de-
once q The Count, CLERK and Recorder Of Deer Lodge
county. N. T. .
Also the undivided one-haIf " interest Of in and
and delegated :. he "Pie,dess Lode located JAY
Il 1881, and more particularly described page 107
In Book of lodes file In the efice Of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Dee Lodge county, Montana
Also, the undivided one-haf on Of, in and to that
certsin other quartz lode mining claim known and
November ., 1854. and more particularly described
on page 494 In Book N OF lodes file In the office
s Of ,as G8usty cerk and Recorder Of Deer Lodge
Also all OF that certain other quartz lode mining
claim known and DESIGNATED ~ the "Sonorai lode,
located September A 1877, and particularly de-
Lodge comfy n Il.
AIso that certain water right. taking waters from
town. aud located August TO- 1885, and more psrtio-
nsous Records on sls In the Office Of the County
ciern and az. Recorder q Dee. Lodge county
and being in Georgetown mining district Deer Lodge
county N. r., and being levied upon the property
Dated Ibis ssth day Of January A. d. 1884.
JAMES B. McNAsTRR, Sheriff.
BIZ THos, McTAGuE, Under sheriff T5s-4t
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THOMAS COLEMAN.
! U. 9. LAND oFPicE. HELENA, MT.

u. Q. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, n. T..
- Nay 10, 1884.
Eotice 10 hereb- given that the following.
named settler has hied notice OF his intention 70
make Anal proof IN support Of his claim and
that said proof win he made before the Probate
Judge Of Deer Lodge county, n. r., At his once
In the town Of Deer Lodge, on Saturday the 9Th
day ofJune. a. d. 1854, to-wit:
JoHN HELLsrRoM,
Who filed Homestead Application
No. 2047 for the sWk Of the NEk and the SEX
~ NWk Of sec. No Is in Township No. 8 North
81 Range No. 10 West.
Ir ssines tbs following witnesses to prove bis con-
tinnons resdsnse upon, snd cultivation Of ssid tract
wig
Neil. Jenssn, Frankin Thrclkeid. Edward Y.
whtcraft, snd Aiexandm c. Lager, all OF Warm
Spring p. o., Deer Lodge county, n T..
1T5M p. Atkinson Register
o. D. o.Rannon. Ass.y for ciaimsnt. -"
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On the 10th Of May over ons thousand
frst-class passengers sailed in the nsst OF
OCEAN steamers leaving New York for Euro.
psan ports. They WERE oil equipped, doubt
less, for . longer or Shorter season Of foreign
travel, and It would Be . low estimate TO say
that they viii spend sl,ooo sach cut Of the
country. Many win spend . great deal more
than that; II ID not probable that any will
spsnd less. A million Of dollars u tho low
est sum that this crowd Of wsll-drssssd trav-
slsrs carried In gold or exchange 70 pay their
expenses In Europe. II ID more than prob
able that they carried twice that sum.
If an ocean steamer carries abroad few
hundred thousand dollars In gold, the fact %
ct once announced - . serious one. indiea-
ting business anuctnatlons and : possible
crisis. But the steady drain, which follovs
year aftsr TO pay the expenses Of foreign
travel, ID not taken into account by the stu
dents OF our finances. The number who len
on ocean steamers last Saturday Vas un-
doubleday unusually large. But, the travel
Isg season must zee all The way from 10000
70 10000 people 20 abroad, lwbose foreign OK
psnditurss, q the estimate Of u 900 70 sach
tourist, wonld amount - from e2o, 000. 000t
e40,000, 600 annually. IL would create .
panic 70 announce the shipment Of that
amount Of gold through the custom house.
But II goss, I'll the same, and has been going
year BY year, constantly increasing In amount
through two or three dscadss.
Z.
The Bishop of Manchester said q Man
shestsr, the other day, that The Church must
come down and become little more deme-
cratic. a
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Notice Of Final Entry.
y. q LAND OFFICE,
Helena. n. T., May 10. 1884

HSasnA. u T., Nay u. 1881
Metre Il hersby given tkst the following named
settler has died notice OF ks Intention h make au,
prom In snppo a his claim and that ssid proof win
be made before the Register and Receiver OF u. y
Land Once a. Heiena Montana on June Is, 1884 viz.
JAMES n. BAILEY.
who made Pro smption DecIaratosy statement No.
s7sl for the L0ts y aud HWk OF NWK and TIE
NWk Of sUX Of section No. Sin No. n, Of 4
~ names the following Witnesses ioprove biz conta
moss rsrdence ppon and caltfvation 81 rsd Ina To-
vii. = . fas q 4 = = -
xlishs Cook, Nathan Smith, John FLYNN, Geoyxs
Barker. all IL Garrison, Montana. a
90 y. ATKINSON, Reeister
cUxLv roors, Att'Js for Claimant. s7Et5 !.
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No 1891.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


HELENA, NJ. T.. May Il, 1884.
Notice ia hereby given that Andrew o'Conneil,
james N Rysn, Albert Kleinschmidt ard ReinhoId
ii. Kleinschmidt whose posfohice address Is Helena,
Montana, have this day Led III sr pplication for
patent, under the mining laws of Congress, for
placer mining claim designated AZ Lot No. 81 and
"a B, situated IN organized mining district. Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory In unorganized
township, No. IL North Range West which claim IL
not Of record, aud described ~ follows In the Official
plat and hed notes on dle In this ONCE 70 wit:
For Lot No. 81 A beginning at corner No. a gran
tie stone 14x9xS inches and running thence 81 deg
N min w 1880 chain; thence rs degs 30 min W
14GS chans; thence 20 dega 30 min W IS 50 chains:
thence degrees 30 min 30 chains: th ence N n
degs Is 81 81 chains: thence Is degs Is min n
81 chains; thence N IS deg X sos chains: thence
20 deg DO min is Is chaIns thence 20 dogs 80 min
- 90 chains to No. 10 from which the corner
to section 2-3 81 and IS TIPS 10 and IL N bears
81 degs 40 min distant 11s. 81 chans, thence IL
Bs 90 chains thence r. degs ~ min 2s 05 chs to
the place OF beginning, containing area OF 1i8 IS
acres. excluding therefrom of 81 10 acres In
conflict with Lot No. 81. Area claimed herewith
l35 IS acres.
For Lot No. 81 B beginning at corner No. a gran
lite stone 2oxl0xs inches from which corner No of
Lot 81 bears 6s degs 45 min distant q 90 chains
and running thence ~ deps w 10. 10 chains thence
rs degs IS min w l2h2 chains, thence a dogs IS
min 500 chains, thence ~ degs II 30 chains 10
the place OF beginning containing an ar a of u 20
acres, and excluding therefrom an area of 5O7 aces
In conflict With Lot No. 81. Area climed herewith
"a acres. fetal arc1 of Lots 81 A and I5G.i4
acres from which IL excluded 2sl7 acres IN conflict
with Lot No. 81. The total area applied Tor being
49, ~ acrea upon which notice OF said application
was posted the 27th day Of April, 1884 The adoin.
ing claimants 70 these premises are Thomas H. Coul-
tor ct al, claimants of Lot No. 81,
y. Atkinson, Register.
comiy& Foote, Attorneys, 77510t
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E.tray-SIO Howard.
BLACKFOOr HORSE AND CATTLE m,
Notice Of Final Entry.
U:s.LAND .QFYIcE,

Island .QFYIcE,
Helena, ". T., Msy l6, 1854.
Notice 10 heYsby given thst the following
named settler has hied notice Of bis iBtentieH 70
and that said proof will 81 made before z. l..
Davis, Clerk OF the second Judicial District
Court Of Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge, ~,
T., on June 20, 1884, viz
CON. coUGHLIN,
who made Presumption peclaratory Statemen Mt
No l79O for the SH NEk NWk MEX MEX
NWk sec, 80 T16 N of z 1 3 West.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous resi6spce upon and cultivation Of
Fred Burg, Michael Mahony, Nels opsats and
Owen Honawait, all Of Heimvilie, n. I,
Il 1855 Y. Atkinson, acgisier.
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Silk mitts are sold knit, with no clock
work or lace effects and have very long
wrists. Bonnet strings are very wide and
short, forming . large bow, with short ends
under the chin.
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Notice Of Final Entry,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, N. T., May s, 1884.
Notice II hereby given that the fcllowlng. named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof In support of his claim and that said
proof viii be made before r. L. Davis, Clerk of
the Second Judicial District Court OF Montana and
tar peer Lodge county. at Deer Lodge, N. r., on
June II, 1854 viz
ERICK BOBERG
Who made Homestead Application No 1879 for the
M SEA SWk sen SEX SWA section II TIP 5 Of
low. 2 -Fs-'-7 ~ - - :
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land. yiS.z 1-1177 - :
Andrew feterson. Herman Johansson. Enamel
strom and Daniel James, al Of Warm springs, ". r.
174tb v. Atkinson Registrr
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A Pure blooded Norman. imported from
France by NJ. w. Durham, WAYNE. Illinois.
brought TO Montana by the late John 8. Penn.
oerfon; Is six years old; 1871 hands high,
weighs nearly 1700
TERMS-For Season. $50 for single mare:
SO for two to five; so for more than Ave-
Season rates must be paid for when animals
are taken away, or satisfactory security gwen.
Season ends July 10th.
The above horses will stand at the ranch
OF Phil. f. Evans, two miles southwest Of
Deer Lodge.
Pasturage will be furnished on reasonable
terms. All mares lrft In onr charge will re-
ceive rs careful attention as our own, but sll
EVANS sc co
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SHERIFF SALE.

SI1 EEHI F'F' SA LIE.
". T. aallai, Plaintiff,
a. r. Mayhem, Defendant,
To tse sold at Sheriff's Sale at O'Clock p. M Eat
rrday, May 81, A. ID. 1884. In front Of the Court
honse door, In the town and county OF Deer Lodge.
n. under and by virtne of order OF sale In the
above entitled canse, issned from out the Disttict
Court OF the second Jsdiria District Of Montana
Territory In md for Deer Lofge county, the follo-
Ina described property, to-wit:
Al Of Lo' No. twenty lone (21l In Block No eleven
I'LL, save and except the vert thirty Of said lot
sitnated and being 10 the town OF Deer Lodge In
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, according 10
the ociHl survey and plat Ut said town. on Ole in he
once of the County Clerk and Recorder Of sad coun-
~ and Territory, with a the improvem, nis on said
iot end eonssiine Of the law Office heretofore occu.
pieu BY said defendant.
Dated this 9Th daE OF Mar u, 1874
JANIS b. McMASTER, Sheriff.
By ToA McTAarE, Under Sheriff. sT4.4t
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

) UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
- HeLsnA. n. T.. April q, 1884.
Notice ID hereby given that the following named
settler has died notic. of his intention IN make 1na
pgnof IN support of hia claim and that said proof
Will be made before John r. Eardley. Notary Pub
nc in and Tor Bser Lodge counsy Mon. ana NJ Willow
Glen, n. r., IN June \, 1854 Viz
JOSEPH sTAIFAHsnN.
WhH made Pre-emntion Dcclavatory stafsnent No
80 Tar the NM NWk M NEA sec =, TO, N nf n
10 W..
coufluuous rrsjdeuce sann and rultlysiiun Of said
land, tn viii
Chuls Rivers William n. Jamss, william X.
Jauirs and Jrste Miller, I'll Of Willow Glen, n. r.
77E@ z. ADKINsON. Rexds:sr.
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SH E.RIFF SAIL.
Otto Diesses, Plaintiff.

Otto Diesses. Plaintiff,
W.
John Suprsnant ct al. Defendants.
To be sold AZ Sheriff Sa'e at Two o'clock ..
m, Saturday, June 18th A. D. 1884, in frost
OF the Court House door In the town and county
ofDeef Lodgs, NJ. t., under and by virtue OF an
order OF sale in the above entitled cause issued
rom out the District Court OF the Second Judi
gal District ofthe Territory Of Montana, in and
for the county OF De.r Lodge. the following de-
eeribsa property. to- ait
Al right title, intsrest, and estate which the
defendants, John u. and Katie Suprenant, had
on the 9th day Of October, %, or have since
acquired In and to Lot No. twelve l12l In Block
No i've t5l In the town Of Anaconda, in Deer
Lodge county, Mont lana Territory, according to
the ofheial plat and survey of said town, now on
ME In the ONCE Of the County Clerk and Re-
tngether with all improvements thereon and the
rsEhts. privileges and sppurtsnanees shereunto
belonging or IN anywiss sppertaining.
Dated this ~ day Of NAY, a. D..1oo4.
116-4t JAMES B. McMAS FER. Sheriff.
Ny oH heTague. Under Sheriff
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4 U0QUQ Send FIX tenfs for postage, and -
u pHtJe ceise rec. a costly boz ot gsods which
w 382RA will help al, of either sex. 10 more
moncy right away than anything eloe
In tn world Fortunes await the workers sbsoIutsv
y r.. AT olte address TRuE y Co., Augusta. Main1.
Sn-lyr
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No. 1881.
Application for Patent.

UNITED STATES LAND 0YFIcE,
HELENA, M. T.. May 6, 1884. I
Notice is hereby given that Lawrence Lorraine,
whose postoffice address Is Blackfoot CITY, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory, has this day fed
bis application tor patent for % acres Of PLACER
mining land, situated In Sno;yshOe Mining district
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, designated
by the field notes and official plat file In this Office
~ Lot No. 50, In township II north of range west
said Lot No. ~ being described as follows. to-wt:
Beginning at granite stone oOx12x7 inches
marked lisa. from which corner to sections 4-5-
~ and 33 townships 10 and II north OF ranger west
bears is degs Is min W 1851 feet; thence 90 deps
70 min W 1900 feet: thence IS dogs 80 min w l445
feet; thence N 10 degs is min w 1a2 feet; thence
~ degs 30 MN 1445 feet: thence 90 deg 20 min
1875 feet thence N So deg 73f feet thence n 30
deg 81 min S426 feet; thence North 10 deg IL min
< ST7.7 feet; thence N degr 10 min z SH feet:
thence 70 degs 30 min 40 feet; thence II degs
w 7sa feet theme 8 Is dogs 30 min w 1903 feet:
thence 80 degs Is min w $50 feet: thence 50 degs
ID min w no feet 70 the place OF beginning,
The location Of this mine IL recorded I'm the County
Recorders Office Of Deer Lodge County.
77s-1M T. ATKINSON. Register.
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No. 1886.
Application for Patent.

u s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., April %, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin G, Brooke,
whose postofice address is Helena, aud Mathew Wor
Alexander A. Ei2e, whose postoffice address Is
Maryvlle, all In Lewis and Clarke county Montana,
Territory, have this day filed their application for
patent TOR hfteen hundred 1901 Lear feet of the
Dr. Parker lode mine vein, bearing gold and other
minerals, with surface ground four hundred 1901
Stempe ub0reanized mining district County of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montans, and designated by
the field notes and official plat Ole In This office as
Lots Nos. 81 and 81 b In r II N G W, of Mon
tana Principal Meridian, said Lots Nos 81 A and 81
being as follows, tO-wIt:
For Lot No. Vi A-Beginning at the northeast
lec cor which lie slate stone 20x9xS inches mark
"l-1s45-A' for corner No. J. from which the SW
cor. of sec. 30 Tp N, re bears 81 degs ~ Minis
X S1S9.6 feet distant, running thence % degs
400 feet thence SO degs Is minis 1900 feet thence
Ma dogs w 400 feet thence N Sc degs Is min 1901
feet to cor No. and place of beginning, embracing
area Of 1851 acres.
of Lot No. 81 A. which Is slate stone 20xI2x5 nchr
marked "a-1345-A," alongside Of which 10 set a
slate stone Dx9x6 inches, marked '1-1345-B," for
cor. No. Of said Lot No. 61 b, running thence IS
dogs $40 feet thence South IS ieet, thence 46 deg
80 Minis 532.4 feet, thence 81 degs 10 minis 3OS
feet, thence N dogs 80 minis w 146 feet, thence N
81 degs d minis 265 feet To cor. No. aud place of
beginning, embracing an area OF 32 acres.
Magnetic variation 20 dogs % minis L, containing a
total arca OF H. ~ acres.
The location OF this mine Is recorded In the Pc
coiders office OF Deer Lodge comfy In Book Of
The adjoining claimants are
y. Atkinson, Register.
Sterling q Won Tobel Att'ys for Applicants.
I'll
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The Bishop of Manchester said 4 Man
chester, the other day, that The Church must
come down and become little mcrs dsms-
cratic
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r rTHo0RAPH PICTURES OF DEER
IL LODGE-On book paper 80 cents: on plate
paper ri 90 Sent on rollers to any address,
pestsee paid, on. receipt OF price. Address,
New North West, Deer Lodge. 77ou
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Work of the Dallas.


On the 9th instant the revenue steamer D,,
'as' Oaptain Russell Glover commanding, found
me BRUSH schooner Eolian, of Parrsboro, N.
s., ashore on Hart Island reef, surrounded by
bre akers, where she had gone through mis-
take OF her captain, who was entirely unac-
quainted with the navigation of this locality,
when seen by the Dallas she had distress sip
malls flying. We quote Captain Glover's re-
port to the department at Washington, which
Is as follows:
The Eolisn had gone ashore shortly befora
noon, and at low water was high and dry On the
ROCKS, and In much danger of biieing, She
. as surrounded by breakers, and would have
gone to piec 8 but for the timely arrival of the
Dallas. First Lieut. Thomas s. Smx tn went
aff to her, took foundipgs of the locality. and
found 80 many Lodges that it would be impos-
side Tor the Dallas to get line to her. This
fact he reported. and volunteered to take a
larger boat and crew that he might run her
on at high water. The life boat was accord.
iDely furnished him, and with Boatswsin An
drew Larsen and boats crew of eight men.
no succeeded in running the two anchors. the
best bower with % fathoms of chain, and the
other With go fathoms of line The line and
cable were taken to the windlass, and the YES
sci was gotten off at high tide.
Inc rudder, which had been unsb ipped BY
the sea, WAS reEung, sail was made, the anch-
ors hove up, aud, notwithstanding a binding
northeast snow storm, the darkness of the
naght, and the mar row and dangerous channel
the vessel was worked to windwsrd into Port
CLYDE harbor, and after about eight hours
work, brought TO safe anchorage at O'Clock
p. m.
Captain Glover. his officers and crew have
been very highly complimented by the chief of
The revenue marine division for the good work
OF the Dallas during this and last winter.
The Dallas was unable TO break a channel
through Eggemoggin Reach for the steamer
Lewiston as requested by her agents She
made the attempt, but found the ice a foot
thick
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Dec. 2Sth. Deputy Sheriff Sargent seized a
lot OF canned goods. valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000, on the suit of J. Winslow Jones
against the Winslow Packing Company. Soon
after Mr.. Sargent re ceived several letters from
parties, claiming that he was holding their
goods under the attachment He therefore
demanded OF Mr.. Jones that he should furnish
an indemnfying bond. which he refused to do.
Last week Mr.. Sargent received notification
from Mr.. Libby, counsel for the winslow
Packing Company, notifying him to move the
goods out OF the .storehouses of the company.
Mr.. Sargent made an es,imats of the cost of
removal, about $3.50, and made demand on
Mr.. Jones for the amount. This was also re-
used, and Saturday Mr.. Sargent released the
attachment aud the goods are gain in pos
session OF the Winslow Packing Company.