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ANRBRAsKA PRIZE FIGHT.
The Formal set-to Followed by Free Fight
on the Cars. e


OMAHA, May 13.-A prize fight took place
this morning near Olea creek, about forty
miles from Omaha, between James Fell,
miner from Rich Hill, Me-, and Jack Han
Icy, champion Of Colorado, for . purse Of
$500. A special train left Omaha about
o'clock for the scene. There were over 100
sports on board who paid $40 . ticket, and
also quite number Of newspaper men. On
arrival st the battle ground . twsnty-four
foot ring was pitched, referees chosen, etc.,
and oil other preliminaries we're arranged
by O'Clock. Fell and Hanley, who have
been In training several weeks In Omaha,
were in fine condition. They stepped into
the ring and the fight began. Twenty-Five
rounds were fought, both men being badly
punished-Hanley about the face aud Fell
about the body. Hanley was inclined to
make foul breaks aud several times kicked
Fell with bis shoe, and also would not let
70 when they clinched. He was warned TO
stop this, but finally In the twenty-second
round be made bad foul and the referee
decided the fight In favor Of Fell. Both men
showed considerable science and endurance.
The fight lasted one hour. The crowd while
on the return trip got to lighting on the cars,
and finally there was . general exchange OF
shots, resulting In three men being wounded.
One man was shot In the head, another In
the chin, and another In the arm. Upon
reaching Omaha the wounded men were
quickly taken from the train In carriages
and removed TO different places. Their
names have not yet been ascsrtsined, IS no
one in the crowd Is willing to give anything
away. It was disgraceful affair. The au-
thorities will probably endeavor to punish
all concerned.
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Eissndecker's Removal

NEW YORK, May 10.-The transfer Of
Eissndecker, the German Minister at Wash
ington, causes much feeling among the Ger
mans, and Is regarded a. another exhibition
Of Bismarck's anger 1t the Lasker affair.
Mr.. Meyer, editor Of the New York Herald,
said o.dsy: Elsendecker's neglect to leave
the Lasker resolutions In Fielinghuy sens
hands, or on his desk, when they were re-
turned through him, even though Freling.
huysen declined TO receive them a forwarded
BY Bismarck, Is an In LEGATION of the Amsri.
can Secrstary's superior diplomacy. Eisen.
decker was greatly embarrassed and forgot
the diplomat In the gentleman. He actually
put the papers In his pocket and took them
home. The fact 10, Eissndecker Is not .
trained diplomat. He was . naval officer.
The Germans here almost universally con-
denim Bismarck for carrying his Ire to such
extremes.
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William Sharon, elected . United States
Senator for Nevada In 1876, was succeeded
BY James Graham Fair, March 4, 1881,
gain Of one vote TO the Democratic Interest.
His Senatorial career was, perhaps, less re-
markable than the Doteriety now being given
his name in consequences Of bis position I"
defendant In . sensational divorce suit In
progress before the Superior Court, San
Francisco. The plaintiff In tho case 10 Sarah
Althes Hill, who claims to be Mrs. Sharon,
and asks TO be divorced from her alleged hus-
band In consequence Of his alleged dsssrtion
and other alleged marital unfaithfnlness.
Great interest Is manifested In the trial,
which 10 developing . mass OF somewhat
highly. favored testimony. Claims are made
In behalf Of the plaintiff that she was pri-
vately married TO the defendant In 1880, I'M
der contract based upon section 10 OF the
Civil Code OF California and signed by him |;
that In November, 1881, the defendant EN-.
ployed personal violence towards the plain
tit because she refused to break up the al
Legged connection between them, and deserted
her In the following November; that the a.
legged contract was not TO be mace public for
two years unless with defendants consent;
and that ex-senator Sharon had repeatedly
In writing and other ways recognized plain
tiff Is his wife. On the other side the claims
are, that the defendant knew nothing Of the
alleged existence Of . marriage contract un-
I'll within sixty days from the commence
ment Of ths trial; that on the 9th Of Novem-
Der, 1881, the defendant gave the plaintiff
$500 and thereby procured from her re-
lease from all claims Whatsoever, which az
legged release was removed from Sharon's
rooms by the plaintiff; and that the defend
ant never was married TO the plaintiff, neither
was he party to any agreement to marry
her. The plaintiffs case has been broken
down somewhat, recently, by some OF Miss
Hills witnesses declaring they had perjured
themselves under promise Of pscunlsry re
ward. Among the sensational incidents OF
the trial has been the production IN Court OF
parcel containing portions Of Senator Shs-
ron's clothing, which, It IL alleged, were
placed under coffin, in the grave Of . per-
son dsceased,by the plaintiff, with the super
stitious idea that to do this would Increase
her influence over the sI Senator.
Mr.. Sharon 10 q millionaire, . man we'll
advanced In life, and the father Of grown-up
children. He resides at Belmont, near San
Francisco, In an elegant mansion, where
many distinguished Americans and foreign
srs have been entertained. He was born In
Smithnsld, Ohio, was fairly educated, aud
adopted the law - his profession. After
some years he removed to Nevada, where he
began business a. q banker. He Afterwards
became trustee Of the Bank Of California,
San Francisco, and amassed his great wealth
by silver mining In Nevada.
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CfNcINsATI, May 1.-THE specIal grand
Jury appointed TO consider crimes M con.
nection with the riot and the burning Of the
court house, made report to-day 10 Judge
Avery. The report treats Of length OF tie
causss leading TO the riot, and speaks OF tile
common report that tho Juron were bribed
Of the general complaint that the courts Der.
init too many delays, and that good cutisens
avoided Jury duty 10 the detrlmsnt OF fair
ADMINISTRATION Of justice. IL also poiuts out
the defects In The criminal code. The "a
port commsnds highly the conduct or the
Fourtesnth Regiment Il the time Of the riot.
and praises the bravery Of Captain Desmond.
vhs loet hls life In the court house. FIftv-
four indictments arr returned, covering
twelve different grades or crime. but nothing
further will b divulgsd conserving tbses
until The arrests are made. Judge Aver. n
receiving the report, made brief defeuse Of
the oourts, and remarked the public would
Jndss whsther the jury had done il work
Il hes BEEN made known that one Iudict-
msnt found ~ the special grand Jury va
against q. @. Csmpbsll, the attorney Who
defended VIM. Berner, the murderer of YIrk.
Tor bribery. Campbell, upon hearing on ~
INDIGNANT, went 70 the court, waived lseal
notice Of The indictment, pleaded not suIItv.
and eavs . bond IN the sum Of q 600 for ~
appearance u this term Of court.
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NO. 1884.
Application for Patent.


teithu M t., MaRGE o. 1881. !
Notice IL hereby given that William Kioeden,
county, Montana Territory, has this day filed his APP
pication for patent for--hnear feet OF the Placer
mine, bearing gold, with surface ground.
situated In no organized mining
tana. and desanated by the field notes sud official
plat on file in this Ufhce Lot No. a I'm Township 10
y. Range CIV, ofthe Principal Meridian for Montana,
sald Lot No. IL being ~ follows to-wit-
Beginning at corner No. Q of survey No. s20, Lot
No, %, IN I No. ION. Of Range No. W. which 10 n
granite stone marked 20 VI g. a. also marked l. p.
for the initial point OF surveys IN tits district Along
eide this corner stone 10 set rranlt- aox12xs
inches marked 1-1tf4 for corner No. I, running
thence 81 degs 80 min $50 feet: theme. ~ dogs
IS min 6aS feet. theme 81 degs Is min 80 feet:
thence II deg II min 20 feet: thence y, IL
min 500 feet: thence ii degs .05 min 7U9 feet:
thence 81 degs 30 min $50 feet. thence 81 dess
w S63 feet: thence 81 degs Is min W SS20 feet,
thence IS degs 30 min TO feet, thence 20 deys
1913 feet thence n 50 dogs SO min K 1919 feet,
thence SO degs 81 min 1c.sa feet, thence 20
degs is min 14aSfeet. thence ~ degs x $50 feet,
thence 20 degs So min 1919 feet, thence N IL
z lila feet, th-nce II degs w 1900 feet, thence
IS dees W 760 feet, thence N n degs w 1l20 teet.
thence 80 degs w 5i3 feet, thence II dcgs w 935
feet thence N 10 deRs 30 min Z 1l4i feet thence
70 deRs 200 feet, thence 81 degs Is W l07l feet
thence 50 degs w 1900 feet thence So oegs w 2T7
feet thence 81 degs w $50 feet, thence N % degs
N 40 degs 81 min 1858 feet, thence N 81 dogs W
49, feet. to corner No and place OF beginning en-
braeing OF 1i5 70 acres. Magnetic variation
20 degrees IS minutes East.
The location of this mine IL recorded IN the Re
corder's Office OF Deer Lodge county NJ T., In
Book 81" of Miscellaneous Records, page 1G
The adjoining claimants al placer claim OF Wi'liam
Koeden on the North.
p. Atkinson, Register.
RUDOLF vM ToBEL, JR., Au'y for Claimant.
TUtl-ltt
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CAIRO, May 9.-Ths latest from Dongola
10 that revolt Of the troops has occurred,
II Mahdi's emissaries summoned the garri.
SON TO surrender within three days or be
massacred.
It's reported that seven British regiments
have been ordered to be In readiness TO
march, IL 10 believed to Khartoum.
At Suakim the two British gunbosts have
cleared their decks for action. An attack on
the town ID being threatened.
Messengers carrying lsttsn TO Kharoum
report that they are unable TO reach the
place; that dense masses Of Arabs surround
the city.
Gen. Gordon made an attack on the rebels
on the White Nile, between the 18th and
18th Of April. The rebels, who we're build
Ing huts for shelter, were driven out of their
sncaupments. g4.....-.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Ellen Quinn, Plaintiff,

Elen Quinn. Plaintiff,
James W. whitlatch, Defendant.
To be cold at Sherifs SAFE at 2 o'clnck D. m, Sat.
urday the 10Th day Of February a. d. iu front Of
the court house door in the town aid county of Deer
Lodge, NJ. r., under and by virtue of an execution
District Court of the Third Judicial District of the
Territory OF Montana in and for Lewis & Clarke Co.
the following described property, to-wIt:
All of the right title and interest OF the defendant
James w. Whitlatch In and 10 an undivided one-hali
M OF, In and To that certain quartz lode mining
claim known and designated ~ the Monitor Lode -
located January IL 1882, ami particularly de-
scribed on page 2s9 in BOOK Of lode. on file in the
once OF the County Clerk and Recorder of Deer Lodge
county. M. T,
Also, the undivided one-haIf ~ interest OF, In and
70 that certain other quartz lode mining claim known
and Designated AZ the 'Peideas Lode" located July
1851 and more particularly described on page 107
In Book NJ OF lodes file In the efce of tue County
Clerk and Recorder of Dee Lodge county, Montana
Also, the undivided ons-hlt On, of, In and to that
certain other quartz lode mihing claim known and
SMsssnssed as tne Southern Cross lode located
on page 4s4, in Book NJ Of lodes he In the Office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge
Also, all OF that certain other quartz lode mining
claim known and designated a. the "Sonora" lode
located September s 1877 and more particularly de-
scribed on page i6o In Book OF odes die In the
onice OF the County Clerk and Recorder of Deer
Also, that certain water right taking waters from
Flint Creek, about three miles northeast of George
town, and located August 10, 1885, and more partc-
ulaily described on page 174 In Book OF MIscella-
neous Records on sle In the Office OF the Comfy
Clerk and Recorder of Deer Lodge county, NJ T.
All of said above described property stu ,ted lying
and being In Georgetown mining dirtrict Deer Lodge
OF the defendant.
Dated this ailh day of January A. d. 1884.
JAMES B. MchASTRR, Sheriff.
BIZ THos. AcTAGUE. Under Sheriff 75g-4t
The above sale lie postponed until SATURDAY, March
~. 1884, at O'Clock p. m. $50" a"=
Dated this 18th day Of February A. D. 1884
JAMES b. McMASTER, Sheriff
By Ton McTAGuE. Under Sheriff. 1853 ST
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, April
%, 1884, at Q O'Clock D. m. s.a.
Dated this 21st day OF March A. d. 1885,.
767-4t JAMES b. McMASTER, Sheriff.
The above sale 10 postponed until Saturday,
May "a, 1884. at O'Clock p. m.
Dated this 22d day of April, A. d. 1884.
712-st JAMES B. MeMASTER, Sheriff.
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Constitutional Amend ment Proposed.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The House COM
mittee on judiciary concluded the considsra-
ton Of the charge of incompetency against
Chief Justice Axtell, Of New Mexico. The
committee resolved that the ez parte and
record evidence tended TO show incompe-
tsncy on the Part Of Judge AItell, but -
his case was before the executive, nothing
should be done by the House.
Representative Collins was directed TO
give favorable report on the resolution
proposing an amendment to Article is Of the
Constitution. The amendment consists Of
inserting the word "nativity," and makes
the first section read Is follows: "The right
Of citizens Of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States Or by any State on account Of nativity,
race, color or previous condition of servi-
tude."
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Lake Chaubunsgungamaug (Maine papers
please copy hasn't besn 90 full In five years
~ IL Is now. The lake (not the nancy forms
part Of the boundary line between Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut, ssd 10 10 the town
Of Webster.
Public story-tslleu earn good livelihood
In Japan. In Toxic alone over 900 Of these
street improvlsators ply their trade, provided
with small table, fan, and paper.rsppsr
TO illustrate and emphasize the points Of
their talss. - .z ..... .... ..
Travellers rave about the ssft purple light
which 6lis Italian skies and gives peculiar
beauty 10 Italian mountains. This light has
now bsen discovered on the mountains Of
Southern California, and tourists are 90 In
formed by the railroad companies Interested.
The craze for painting houses all sorts Of
fancy colon In Atlantis has received set
back. A dsmentsd citizen had Q painter
initiate the pattsrn and colors OF crazy
quilt on his house. After the FIRST coat was
finished the citizens rose a. q man and COM
PEELED him to whitswash 1t over on pain Of
death. This was moro than even Georgia
populacc could stand.
There 10 man In Bsrrisn county, Georgia,
who has not slept In house since the war.
He carries his entire wardrobe with him
wherever he goes, as we'll - his pantry aud
kitchen utensils, and spends the night wher-
svsr dark may ovsrtaks him. He 10 verita-
BILE curiosity. He nsvsr reads Newspaper,
claiming that 70 read the Bible - II should
b read octuplss all of his time. Several
days since be inquired Of the editor OF
paper II Germany and Francs were still at
war, referring 10 the war Of 1870.
The soda deposits discovered In Wyoming
are unique. One series 10 on the old Laramie
Plains, fourteen miles frsm Laramie City,
where there IL chain OF so-callsd lakes I've
TO twenty five acres In area, averaging fftsen
feet In depth. Thess deposits are sulphats
Of soda. II cuts ont In chunks like ice.
When wells are dug the water 10 90 imprsg.
mated with soda that they are filed up in
few days. In the Swsetwatsr valley, near
Independence Rock, are thirty four deposits,
varying In size from three and four acres up
10 thirty-two acres. A few of these are sim.
ply bodies Of water highly charged with sui
phate Of soda.
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No 1891.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. T.. May II, 1884.
Notice II hereby given that Andrew o'Conpell.
James N. Ryan, Albert Kleinschmidt and Roinhold
Montana, have this day Sled their application for
patent, uncsr the mining laws Of Congress, for a
placer mining claim designated as Lot No. 81 A and
- y, situated In no organized mining district Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory, In unorganized
township, No. II North Range West which claim lie
not Of record, and described follows In the ocia
plat and neld notes on ile In this Office wit
Tor Lot No. 81 A beginning at corner No. gran
re stone 14xsxS inches and running thence q deg
% min w iS.5o chains; thence rs degs 90 min w
lt66 chains thence 80 degs as min w 1850 chains
thence degrees 30 min . 30 chains; thence m
degs IS Z X 90 chains: thence N IS dogs IS min a.
70 chains thsnce N IS deg K 5.o3 chains: thence
% deg 30 min Is Is chains, thence 70 degs 80 min
~ % ehains to coer No 10 from which The corner
10 section 80 81 and 35 Tps 10 and II R6w bears
81 degs ~ min distant lis. Is chains thence III
deeress y Su.0O chains, thence " 50 deyr 20 min w
" w chains. thence u degs ~ min W q O. chs to
acres extending ther,fom m IRA OF n 10 acres in
CONFLICT with Lot No. 81. Ares claimed herewith
1a5 75 acres.
For Lot M 81 aheginnins II eon.r n. i ! Gran.
Lot 81 b-sr- O. dsr - mn Ill tsui 90 ci,uins
and running ihensr - re.r l. IL ch i,, th,.uce
- deus Is min w 12.kz shains thrnee 4, d y. rs
min BIO Gu has, th-nre Is args y n s6 chains 10
acres, nd exiis ii.E hrte ram al = "a a 5OT nc =
10 coma Il With L. % 81. Area sI,imrd herewith
. " acres r. tai OF Lots 81 and Is lbS "a
acres iion which v exiufed 2sf7 srres m conflict
With Lot No. bl. The total spilled Tor being
~ - a1es, npan which nolire of said application
was p'sted the 27ta day Of April, 1854 The adioia
ing simanfs to these premises are Thomas H. CuuI-
Ter ct al. claimants u OF M. 81.
r. Atkinson. Register.
Comfy Foote, Attorneys. TT5-i0t
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, N. T., Nay 3, 1884
Notice h hereby given that the following. named
settler has died notice OF his intention TO make
nnal proof In support OF his claim and that said
proof will be made before X. L. Davis Clerk of
the Second Judicial District Court Of Montana In and
ior Deer Lodge county NJ Deer Lodgr, N. r.. on
ERIcK BoBERo.
Who made Homestead Application No 1873 for the
low. -
He names the following witnesses to prove bin
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz
Andfew peterron. Herman Jnhsn,son Emannel
Strom and Daniel james, nil of Warm Springs, NJ r.
5It5 y. Atkinson Register
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A woman's Skill.
From the Arkdnsd,o Trdueier.

. Women are skillful. "Who Is that horrid
whisky blostP" asked lady Of an acquaint-
snce, while they stood viewing the guests at
. fashionable reception.
(Which ones"
"That one with red mustache and awful
nose. Don't you sse?"
ale 10 my husband"
"Oh," laughed the lady. al see that you
are not sensitive" although she saw ven-
gesnce In the eyes Of the insulted lady.
"Sevsral nights ago friend made similar
remark about my husband and became
very angry. declared It would anger any
woman, but my friend said that you, having
the best husband In the world, would not
care, and / wagered pair Of gloves that ysu
would, but you see have Lost. / hear that
your husband Is spoken Of a. an available
candidate for Governor. How clever he
must be-"
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Garfield Monument Plans

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May e.-Forty three
designs for the Garfield Monument, OF which
eleven are models and thirty-two drawings,
were received BY the association on Nay 1,
the day fixed BY the invitations issued TO ar
lists In October last. These designs are
from France, Italy, Germany, England and
the United States. Their arrangement is
now In progress In the large art gallery Of /.
r. Ryder. Each design has motto or mark
70 identify the artist and his work, and &C.
companisd BY . sealed envelope bearing
similar motto or mark and containing the Ar
lists name. The designs, therefore, viii be
examined and passed upon without knowing
the names Of the artists who made them.
The collection Of designs IL varied aud elab-
crate and shows that much thought has been
given the subjsc., and much qualification Is
expressed over the result. The desigus have
mot been exhibited to the public and no &C
iion been taken by the trustees. The first
examination by trustees will be made May
ID. IL 10 probable that no decision will be
made for some weeks.
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No. 1891.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M n. Nav a 1894

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, n T.. Hay 9, 1884. 4
Notice IL hereby given that Lawrence Lorraine,
whose postoffice address 10 Blackfoot City, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, has this day lcd
his application tor patent for 17.23 of placer
mining land, situated In Snowshoe Mining District.
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, designated
by the field notes and official plat Ole in this oce
a. Lot No 80, In township II north Of range west
said Lot No. - being described follows. to-wit
Beginning at granite stone 3ox12x7 inches.
marked -1433. from which corner TO sections 4-5-
~ and 33 townships 10 and II north Of ranger west,
besfs is degs 10 min w 1851 feet thence % deps
% min w 400 feet thence rs degp 30 min w l445
feet; thence is dogs Is min w 1aa feet: thence N
~ degs 10 MN 144o feet: thence 60 deg % min
1lS6 feet; thSnce 90 ceg 731 feet: theEcc n 10
deg ~ min S42.6 feet: thence North 16 deg II min
Z SIT feet; thence N dexr 10 min 8n6.9 feet:
theme IS dogs 30 min 40 feet; thence II degs
w 7sa feet: thence IS degs 50 min W 1908 feet.
thence So degs ~ min w $50 feet thence 80 degs
10 min W ~ fest TO the place OF beginning.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded In the County
Recorder's Once Of Deer Locge County.
S75-10t r. Atkinson. Register.
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SHERIFF SALE.
W. T. Ballard. Plaintiff,

W. T. Ballard. Plaintiff,
Va.
A. K. Mayhem, Defendant.
To I've sold at Sherih's Sale at O'Clock ID. m. Sat-
urday, May 81, A. ID. 1884, In front Of the Court
Houee door, In the town and county OF Deer Ledge,
M. under and by virtue Of order of sale In the
above entitled cause, issued from out the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of Montana
Territory In and for Deer Lodge county, the follow
ing Described property, to-wit
All Of Lot No twenty one [21l in Block No. eleven
I'LL, eaye and except the west thirty Of said lot
situated and being In the town Of Deer Lodge. In
Deer Lodge ceunty, Montana Territory, according to
the Official survey and plat Of said town. file In the
ONCE Of the County Clerk and Recorder Of said coun
ty and Territory with all the improvements on said
lot and consisting Of the law Office heretofore occu
pied by said defendant.
Dated this 7h day Of May A d. 1894.
JANIS B. McMASTRR, Sheriff.
BT Ton McTAsrK, Undes Sheriff. T74-4t
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HULrkA NJ r. Anrtl q faox

UNITED STATES LAND UFFlCK
HELExA, N. T., April Is, 1885,,
Notice 10 hereby given thai the following named
settler has hled notice OF his intention to make Anal
proof ID support Of his claim and hat ssid proof
VIII be made before John r. Eardley. q Notary Pub
nc IN and for Deer Lodge county. Mon ana 1t Willow
uien, u. T., on June z, 1884. Viz
JOSEPH sTAFFANSON,
Who made Prescriptions Dacluatory Statement No.
49, Tor the M NWk M MEX sec -, + ., Of n
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
seenunuoas residence upon and cultivation Of ssid
Charies Rivera william n. James, william \.
James and jesse Miller, III Of Willow Glen, u. r.
U3-0 PARKINSON, Register,