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Almost a Naval Battle.

GrBRALTAR, Dec. 3.-The Spanish
cruiser which captured a supposed SNUG
oier i'm British waters and was afterwards
eantnred with its prey by a British steam
Is1nch was a revenue cutter. She showed
siSns of fight on the approach OF the
IaTIneb hut promptly surrendered when
shot was fired from the fortress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
M Mnrin,s Apartments searched

PARIS. Dec. 3.-The apartments of NJ.
NORM. the man shot the other day by
Nine. Clavis-Hogues, have been searched.
In them important documents were found,
including a list of witnesses subpenaed
by Nine. LeNormand to testify against her
husband. She wished to obtain divorce.
and engaged the services of private de-
tective agency to prove that guilty con-
nections had existed between her hus-
band and Nine. Clavis-Hogues.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
NoInne Recess to be Taken.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Democratic
leaders of the House have determined that
there shall be no long recess for the purr-
nose of visiting the New Orleans Exposi-
tion. There will be the usual short holl-
dav recess. but nothing more.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
r,o wavs and Means COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The first meet
inc of the Ways and Means Committee at
this session will be held tomorrow. LII Is
expected that the committee Will then de-
eide whether it is advisable TO report u
tariff bill during the present session of
COnOrpsS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
Grautss Pension.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Senator Mitch
oil has prepared and will tomorrow in.
troduce a bill granting pension Of $0,0OO
a wear to Gen. Grant for life, beginning
with the date of his retirement from the
Presidency.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
Crouch Succeeds Pavne.

EMPoRIA, KAN, Dec. 3.-The RepabIt-
can this morning received dispatch from
Arkansas City, signed by A. G. McCord,
Secretary of the Oklahoma Colony, stating
that the colony was well organized and
would positively move for Oklahoma to-
morrow under command of Vice Presi-
dent w J.. Crouch,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
ArizOna's Vote.

TUCSON, ARIZONA, Dec. 3.--The official
returns show that Bean, Republican, for
Delegate to Congress, received 67,047
votes. and Head, Democrat, So. $50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
Don,t Trifle yyitn the teeth.

II our teeth were renewed as our nails,
they might not need constant care. But
teeth don't repeat themselves after child
hood. The proper thing is to use SOzO-
DON'T, which preserves their health and
beauty IT never fails
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
FLORIDA on the wire.

JACKsoNvILLE, Fla, Dec. "a negro
OirI was committed to Jail in this county
TODAY on a charge of infanticlde.
There was heavy frost this morning.
but no injury was done to oranges.
J. Il. Graves will carry the electoral
vote of this State to Washington.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The tariff re-
formers of the House will hold a confer
thing can be done this session IN regard
to the tariff.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
A BANK FOR LADIES.
Mrs. Howe Prepares Another ParlOr in
Which She May Trap Females.

Mrs. Howe Prepares Another ParlOr in
Which She May Trap Females.
Boston, Dec. 3-Mrs. Howe, of the
Woman's Bank, after having served three
years in the House of Correction for
swindling depositOrs, and whose case at
tracted great attention at the time, has
announced herself as an agent in new
enterprise on Concord street, which, from
the advertisement, seems to be a some
what similar institution to the WOman's
Bank. A reporter called at No. 132 Con-
cord street, the office Of the new institu-
ton, and found Mrs. Ewell in charge.
BIG INTEREST PROMISED.
In answer to an inquiry about interest
on money deposited and if the investment
would be safe, she said: eff you deposit
500 to-day you can carry away with you
$2l of interest, and if you deposit 500 the
day after you get the same interest, and
so on up to $1,000. When people put their
money into banks they do so without ask
ing questions. The breaking up Of the
Woman's Bank was not the work of Mrs.
Howe. She did not fly 10 Montreal or
sewhere, and she now comes nObly tOr-
ward with a proposal to pay per cent.
year during the time she was in prison on
all deposits made with her the year she
was arrested" The lady further said
that they commenced operations about
two years ago, and that Mrs. Howe was
agent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
DANDRUFF

Is Removed by the Use of CocOaine,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
BURNETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS are
the best.
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FRANCES sENAToRsHIPs.
M. FIOquet's Suffrage Scheme Apt to
Fall Through.


PARIS, Dec. 3.-The leaders of the ma
jOrity in Parliament have Eeen in consul
tation to-day with the Committee of the
Chamber of Deputies, which has charge
of the Senatorial reform bill. The Repub-
lican Union have also taken part in the
conference, and it is expected that an
understanding will be reached.
The Committee of the Deputies eX-
presses the opinion that the amendment
of M. Floquet to the Senatorial reform bill
that elections of Senator'S shall be by
suffrage will be merely affirmed, as it is
inapplicable in principle. At meeting
to-day of the Republican Union party it
was unanimously agreed that the adop-
tion of NJ. Floquet's amendment would
not tend to lessen confidence in the gov
ernment.
The session of the Cabinet Council this
morning decided to request the Chamber
of Deputies to rescind its vote of urgency
and allow a second debate upon the bill,
when it is hoped the amendments will be
rejected.
La Justice charges the OppOrtunists
with causing the defeat of the government
| in the Deputies and the election of M.
GARNER, a BOnapartist, by voting with
the Bonapartist party.
lie SOlieI predicts that the defeat is but
the precursor of the result in the coming
| general elections, in which, it says, the
Radicals will be everywhere last in the
! ballot.
| RESIGNATION RECONSIDERED.
| A second Cabinet council was held this
| evening, which terminated its session al
midnight. At the urgent request Of
| President Ferry, the other members of the
Ministry, as well as NJ. w aldeck Rousseau
Minister of the Interior, abandoned theiI
intentions of resigning their portfolios
The council, during its session, decided
to resubmit the Senatorial reform bill tC
the Senate, and demand the adoption o
the scheme approved by the commission
Minister Ferry and NJ. Waldeck Rousseau
will explain their views to the COMMITTEES
on Thursday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
Browns bronchial TrOches

for Coughs and Colds: Il do not see how
II is possible for public man to be hlm-
seIf in winter without this admirable aid'"
y I,er. n. M. DeUeRs, POcdSSet, Mass
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

DIR. c. Roberts, Winchester, ILL.,, says;
81 have used it with entire satisfaction in
cases of debility from age or overwork,
and in inebriates and dyspeptics, and am
well pleased with its effects"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04

GRIFFIN, GA, Dec. 3.-Seaton Grant
land was elected Mayor to-day by ma
lority of SO over w. B. Hudson, the pres
ont ineumbent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
EGYPr,s ouARANTINEs.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 3.-The Egyptian
Government has abolished the cholera
quarantine, and the overland route for
passengers to India has been re-estab-
Iished,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04

port that cholera has broken out ON the
fleet off FOrmOsa.
LePGris says that Admiral Courbet
telegraphs to the government that the
health of the crews of the French fleet in
Chinese waters is satisfactory.
An Algiers dispatch states that the re-
ported suspicious cases of sickness on
board the transports bound to TOnquin,
were found upon medical investigation to
be very trifing.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
IN, >FvVs OF THE TWO STATES
iii' TOTD IN PARAGRAPHS.

--.-.,cbment in the Athens Post
-ThomasvilIe Business Places
med -Dastardly Attempt at Out
80 NV a Drunken Negro at Decatur
me Presbyterian Synod of south
l.,rria and Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
The War in Eppnt.

LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from
Dongola says that the Mudir has received
news that Ell Mahdi is dead, and that his
followers are dying very fast. The camel
corps and Stafordshire Regiment will
start for Ambukol next week.
A FRENCH OPINION.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-LG Temps considers the
latest proposals of Earl Granville for the
settlement of the Egyptian troubles to
amount IN effect to an English protecto-
rate over Egypt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-04
BURSTING OF A BREMEN BANK.
The Ex-AIanager Commits Suicide and
the Present One Put in Prison.

The Ex-Manager Commits Suicide and
the Present One Put in Prison.
BREMEN, Dec. 3.-Verein's bank has
suspended. The late manager commit
ted suicide in prison and the present
manager is under arrest. The suspension
of the bank caused stoppage of business
by the firm of Bruning, of Bremen, who
were large shareholders in the bank.
THE LOUISVILLE CRASH.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-The liabilities Of
Hill, Fletcher & Co., dealers in wholesale
notions, who made an assignment yester-
day, are estimated at $S0,000, and their
assets at $3.50, 900. There is nothing sensa-
tionaI in the failure, which was forced by
dullness in trade.
GROCERS GO UNDER.
COLUMBUS, MISS, Dec. 3.-Hudson &
Nance, grOcers, have made an assignment.
Their liabilities are $4,000. They claim
that their assets exceed the liabilities.
They are rated at between $4,000 and
COO OO0
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16

with n faded piece of ribbon. He
had never spoken to us about his rel
atives, and it was in the hope of find
ing the name of somebody to whom
we might communicate the news Of
his death that We opened tho bundle
of letters, with tho consent of his part
ner--Bill Cummings plain, rough
man, who, strange contrast to Max.
the polished and refined, had yet been
his staunchest friend. After ono let
ter had been read aloud, we all looked
ut each other in surprise. 1t was from
q well-known and popular actress, n
married woman, whose name the
breath Of scandal has never even
lightly touched. The contents Of the
letter, breathing tho widest, most
passionate self-abandoning love and
devotion, left no doubt in our minds
with regard to tho relation that had
existed between this woman and our
dead friend. Before the second one
Of the letters, which were all in The
same handwriting, could be opened,
Bill Cummings rose TO his feet and,
taking without n word all the letters
from the hand of him who held them,
dropped them into the smouldering
fire, and pressed them down with his
foot until all were reduced to ashes
He then took long pull at his pocket
flask and. turning to us, said in mat.
ter Of course way: She's only Il wo.
man. ye soc, boys, an / guess that's
what he'd n done il he'd a know'd
his mind when he passed in Iii.
checks"
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16
A Miners ChiraIry.

"Around tho dying cmbors Of q fire
in Il mining camp many miles west OF
the Mississippi" said an cid mining
engineer, ''therc were gathered to-
gathor one evening in 1878 a group Of
needy adventures, who were taking
fortune by the throat, so to speak, and
bidding her stand and deliver. L was
one Of them. Mo had had tough
luck, and the fact that we had that
day buried one Of the kindest hearted
men 1 ever met, and the cheeIiest
companion in the camp, WAS not cal
culutcd to revive our dropping spirits.
Max L. was q young German,
practical chemist, and of good fumily,
who, having run through large for
tune in early life, had crossed the
ocean to make another in the United
Statc8. A congcstiyo chill had curriot!
him Of after a sickness Of few hours.
All his worldly goods consiston of Il
littloa very little money, Il small
bundle of clothes, and package OF
ie,trIt: yellow and worn. led together
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
land OrE1cE At HELENA.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Moyr., /
N,or September 1854. s
tVTndiNE is hereby given that the following
ton named ia settler has filed notice of his inton,
md XII iake final proof in support of his clnim
XIII Nad Nsaid proof win be made before John
Clarke eounty N"vaTy Public in aud Ior Lewis npd
maj JLp.ober ~. 1881 viz: Peter /. itunyan VIII,
ri hw1o hpy11oinpton ni D. No eo72, for Lots, &:
II, "r-i na,na! q na-t swi sect tip Is n of r e..
sltHdHnlno1s VIA l.no1 residence UPON md cuitiyaion oi
l,-v, E1' tEa1'a, yiz: George A Colby, George Ntul
liila II "a ~ ote'ensln andWillinm Akin, all OF
~ " ~ L, AnKlNSO'i tia ,i-tny.
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IT is amusing TO watch the ccrcmon-
les at the launching of Il Chinese war
vessel. 1t is always customary before
Il junk sails to sacrifice q cock and
sprinkle its blood on the bows of tho
vessel, amid much beating of gongs.
But on this occasion n very especial
blessing is invoked on the new under
taking. and the Court ut pellin sends
it's Imperial Commissioner to offer
sacrifice, as the representative of the
Emperor. Two altars are, therefore,
erected on board the new ship, one to
the Goddess of the River, the other to
the Goddess Of Heaven. To the
former are sacrificed two goats and
two pigs, and to the latter, who has
less to do with shipping, only the
heads ono pig and one goat. But
quantities OF joss paper, inscribed
with prayers for good luck, are burned
on each alter, and showers Of prayers
on gilt paper are thrown into tho sea
to propitiate the Sea Dragon. Than,
amid deafening beating of gongs, fir
ing OF guns, shouting and general up
roarj the vessel g|i.'e' into the river.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. I

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. N. IT,
Scitembera9, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
!, named settler Inns filed notice Of Ibis intpii-
ton TO mako final proof In support Of his claim,
k.rler, Notary Public in End for Lewis and
Clarke county: n. T.. nt Sun River. on November
Z, 1881, viz: William J.. l!ager, who made pre-
cmption d No 5Uis, for lots 1, q. 4 and .. sec 3
upd lots 4 see IL. ~ ~ n cfr3c.
Hc nnmcs tho following witnesses to- prove
hor continuous residence upon and cultivation
Wood, Dnvd Churchill and 1'hcmns stu'bei Is
Of Sun Nivor, NJ 4, +. ADHESION. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LANn Grflcr ~ 'iritNA,l
september is, iSs4
NJ ''icp is hereby given tlgt lie following named
shtler hnS ii!el notice of hi, intention to make
in"l ffonf in support of lis elaim, Hnd that said
proof vii! he made before T. Il. Woods, Notary
Public in and for Lewis ard Clarke county, ". 7.
y florenno,M. T.. on October 25, 1851, viz: Will
iiain lnly y. Ciarkcc, who made precmption D No.
sec: 81, tp2i II ofr7w
Hc names the following witnesses TO prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation Of,
saiI land viz: William II Crispcn, John Laird
,Ra ~ Herbert Il sherman Of Florence, NJ t. and
'a!lip y. Manix, Of Augusta NJ. IT,.
Il. Atkinson, Register
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A NEVADA GOBLIN.
How Aaron Ross, an Express Messen-
ger was Run Out Of q Posi-.
tion by Spooks.

tion by Spooks.
A correspondent writing to the Salt
Lake Tribue tells the following ghost
story. Our readers, perhaps, will
think we are giving considerable space
this week to goblin slush, but we do
not believe in doing anything by
halves.
About two years ago at Monticello,
n station on tho Central Pacific, q
band Of robbers attacked Wells Far
go's express car, which was valiantly
defended by Aaron Ross, a gigantic
express messenger, known on all tho
railroads and stage lines. One of tho
robbers was killed dead sure, and it
was said that another crawled of and
died somewhere All the surviving
brigands were captured, and arc now
doing State service ut tho Carson
prison. When the express car which
the robbers attacked returned to Reno,
on the way to Sacramento to be re-
paired, it was dubbed "Fort Ross"
1t looked us If it had had IN alterca-
ton with a shot tower. The doors
were closely perforated with bullets,
and shots had gone through it in all
directions. When the car came back
on the road it looked like new, but It
was still the same old Cur. After a
few days Ross noticed strange noises
in it while he was making his run, al-
together different from the ordinary
rattle OF the cur. Packages Of express
matter danced about, occasionally
giving him hard glovcd whack Oh
the nose, while box would waltz up
behind and hoist him vigorously.
This continued for some weeks, when
Ross became very nervous and fidgety.
He would face the devil in material
form, but he didn't understand spooks
ut all. Every time he passed Monti-
cello, where the robber was killed, the
lights would go out as soon us tho
conductor cried "All aboard" and by
no effort of his could he light them
until he arrived Mt the next station.
During this time the car appeared
filed with lurid haze, by which he
could see that two vapory forms were
trying to pry open the express boxes
and peek into packages. Once in a
while he would blaze at them with
his revolver, but it was wasting pow
dor; the spooks went on with their
work. While standing ut his desk
one night, the train going forty miles
an hour. he was seized and thrown
down by invisible assailants, and
though n giant in strength, he was
tossed about the car like feather in
u gale. Ross said the car would some
times run for miles without touching
the track; then it would come down
with smash that sent him to the
floor. Ho would hear whistles for
stations that were miles away, and
frequently there would be a hubbub
as if the whole train had jumped tho
track. AT last tho gkost business
worked upon the old man SO that he
trembled when hc boar..ed his car,
and he became SO nervous that he
throw up II situation Which had been
obtained by years Of faithful service,
and went to drive Wells-F -Fargo's de-
livery wagon at Ogden. He was re-
ally run out of fine position by
spooks.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE. HrfENA, MoNr,
. o,., September 2. 1881.
NOTICE. is hereby riyen that the Following
nnmed settler has fled his intention 10 make
1inhl pro1f IN support uf his c'tiir and TINT aaii
rr99! VIII hv nrde before W. t. Parker, Notary
licht Great Falls, NJ T.. on October rs. isgj.
VIZ: John Wood., WHO made preemption dsclar-
II ofr3c. - So " -''
He nancs the following witnesses To provo his
continuous residence upon, md cultivation Of
.gid lind, viz: james Eastman. George Il Wuy
Albert ] liny nnd Silas A Bpnciley. all of Grcat
Falls, NJ. 7, F.ADKINSON, Reuist ar.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND CFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.
DdnLnr . 1891

LAND OrFIcE AT HELENA, MONT.
October 2, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof vii he made bcforeT. q. Weeds,
Il Notary publicnt Fl,orence, NJ. T., ON Novcin-
procmption ID. \. No 8223, for the eis mel 1 swi 4
nell sell sec a. tip -. ofr6w
Iic names tho following witnesses to prove hif
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
fn,d land. viz: James Sturman. Peter Nelson,
Michue, Maloncy and fzra Grlig MI Of Augusta,
MI, r. AOK,hSoN, Register
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parel correspondcd exactly to the
clothes that deceased had on at the
time of his death. Other facts stated
by Reagan found corroboration from
the lips other parties. Reagan was so
frightened that he did not go to bed
at all Tuesday night, but sat up with
number Of citizens of Alta, telling
and re-telling his experiences OF the
night before.
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Notice OF Final Entry.
LAND orr1cr aT HELENA, Mt.

LAND OrfTcr Ar HELENA, MT.l
scpt T. 1881.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
:. ~ named settler has filed notice Of his inlcn-
tion 10 make final proof in support Of his clnim,
md TINT said proof will be rindc before 4. g..
Woods, Notary Public in and for Lewis and
Clarke county. NJ r.. AT Florence. ~. T., ON Octo-
ber ls. 1891, viz: Ricl,nrd Beolc, who made pre-.
c,nption y S No t.!3 for tho M sr'l swi, 80
sec q, md nw', SOC u. tp n n ofr7w
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
snid land. Wis Jnrnet Owens and judge &
Woods Of Florence, NJ T., md Joseph Carpcn-
ter aId Henry Ford Of Cecil Mon,nnn.
i. ADkINSON, Register
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Notice Of Final Entry

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT, |
September4 1854. 5
NuilCE is hereby given that the following,
to mako ea na settler ha; lea notice of i1 ntrh"
mag y e. said proof will be mad. before H. s. Wclls,
conm,nry m",,ary p4blic in and FOR Lewis and Clarke
ia Ivy NJ: T., at Sun River, Nj. r., on October
smat,i, an M, VIZ: Herschel l.. Nett, who made pre-
nn n,P..on d. y. No. 5s37. for the sell sw. wls se4
II WnW'a sW'a nel,f soc !, tp20nr w.
names the following witnesses to prove his
Gl., GGld land yz: William AMI ii R barnard, Thomus
Stanilt >, william B Ferguson and l;enoinc
SWELL all Of Sunlliycr,M. n.
i. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NOM

LAND OFFICE, HELENA. MoST. |
September II. 1881. !
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intent
ion to make final proof IN support Of his claim
nLd that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver Of the u y Land Office Mt
Helena, To-. on Friday, October q. 1891, viz:
John Hops, who made precmption ID 5 No. 6Qs3,
ior the nwii soc. % tip - II of rec
He names the following witnesses to prove his
mid land. viz: Charles Hrewster. Robert Kay;
Albert Henry and Lewis Sander, all of Uidia
MT. f. ATKINSON. Register
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA Mo,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA MoHr,
September 3d. 1884.
Nj office isherehy given that the following named
settler hns filed notice Of his intention TO make
final proof in support Of his clnim. md that said
|proof will bc made before chnrIca J.. Spencer
deputy clerk Of the third judicial court Montana
Octoccr 10, 1891, viz: Edward Reiniclsc, who
made prcemption y No 1902, for the 81 swii
nw,4 swi4 sec 20, ne14 nwi-i sec 80 tp q, Of r
lie
IIe. names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous rsidencee npon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Frank Brwon Robert Vaughn,
or, NJ Il. +. Atkinson. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT, !
August % 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given thnt the following
H.. named settler has filed noti''e Of his intsen-
aI non to mako final proof IN support Of his claim;
Iwhb y that snid proof will be made before J.
,E.Bywater, Justice of thu Peace. in md for Cho-
Wau v,au county, NJ IT, ut sand Conlaa, October lss!
Sla' NJ Mig Michael Cooper who made preemption d
wi mm for thesis swii sec - tip 20, n Off
s,;I ss";hII,,huous residence upon, and cultivation OF
sma sSi land yiz: Charles johnson, Oswald G Mart,
w., Sni and Aiet y Elkins of Sand C0nlee, NJ i.,and
Anomas d Cartor of Great Falls. NJ y.
.. r. Atkinson, Register.