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No. 1912.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena M II ,Iuly II. iSS

Helena M. t., July II, 1885. I
Notice Is hereby given that William B. Raleigh.
Charles A. Clarke Medora l.. Raleigh, Simon r.
shannon, sanford A. Biggs, Wilson T. Smith, Mary
ID. Smith, and Prank K. Gage, whose postofce adj
dress Is Helena, Lewis and Clarke county N. t.,
have this day filed their application for patent tor
placer mine bearing gold, situated In no organized
mining district, COUNTY Of Deer Lodge and Territory
Ut Montana. and designated by the field notes and
official plat file In this office Lot No. 49, ana by
legal subdivisions in Township IS North, Range 10
West, OF principal base line and meridian of Mon
taua Territory said lot No. IS being follows. to-
wit:
Beginning at the \ section corner between sec-
t!oDs II and 20 said township running thence $500
feet: thence X $50 feet: thence N DEG 1850 feet.
thence N II degs Sc min w 2O24 feet: thence W COO
feet to the place of beginning. Also the following
legal subdi isions, viz: N u of N n Of N n of the
N W \. the s y of N Il of N y of W \ and the
N Of 5 of N y Of w 4 OF sec 20, and the y
OF " u of N y offs 4 of sec 10 in said township
l3N X 10 w magnetic varistion q deg Fl contain
ing 154 .S3 acTes.
The location of this mine recorded in the Record
er's office Of Deer Lodge county, Montana In Book
81" of said records.
The adjoining claimants are John b. Wilson ct al
ct al placer claim Oh the north.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion
of said placer mine required TO file their adverse
claims with the register Of the United States Land
Office at Helena, NJ T.. during the 90 days period Of
publication hereof or they will be barred virtue
Of the provisions of the statute.
s3T1M r. Atkinson, Register
McCutcheon Sterling, att'ys for applicants
First Publication July d 1885,
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Curreney.

Detroit Free Press
Bartholii moieIed his Status of Liberty
after the BEAUTIFUL and fascinating Miss
eve will fill in these blank
space, vita names at the rate OF S. each
cash in advance.)
Blnghamton Republican: what is the
best thing for potato bug g. asks a rural
subscriber. Up to thu ho.r of going to
press nothing has been found more satisfac
tory than potatoeS
II is a settled fact that the common house
hy has no ears, and consequently cannot
hear, but as an of set be has a smeller which
can guide him 10 tn, sugar bowl in a bee
line for distance OF eighty feet
Boston Travelle-: .'Some people are born
10 i'll luck. An old woman who has pasted
nearly 5000 medical recipes into q book
during the past forty years. has never been
III day in her life, and she Is growing dis
Outraged" .-f r.. "a. .-..-.g .......
z There Is village in Michigan having sew
enty-four men among Its population OF
these forty three draw army pensions.
When they meet in caucus to groan over
their wounds, everybody cries for three
miles around. aa rE al
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'Lecshneering Agin Andy.
IArlnnsnw Traveller


Col VIII Baasley, who has Just returned
from tho mountain districts of Arkansas,
was determined not to be outdone by tie
squatters. "On, day" said the colonel, 81
stopped near cabin and askei Of an uu
concerned looking man who sat on fence:
How Ear is It from here TO jones
ferryf
How fur 10 whatf'
"'The road
'.'What roadf
"To Jones' ferry
"Do You want TO go thnrf'
ayes, or / wouldn't ask how far it is'
"'Ddn't know but you was out surveyin'
the country
"He leaned over the fence, spit at some
thing on the ground. and, seemingly. dis.
missed the subject from his mini
Come. wake un,' said J, but he paid no
attention TO me. Then thought II would
be good idea 10 startle him.
"'My friend said l. did you know that
Andrew'Jackson was deadf
He jumped uff the fence and shouted:
Nose, fetch me my gun here quick. Here's
blamed feller lecshnserin' agin' old
AMY, .gr. ..E..
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Alias Summons.

In the Justice Court Of Philpsburg Township before
Frank ID. Brown, Justice Of ne Peace.
Thomas Hynes, Plaintiff,
Va.
Lucius Newell, Defendant.
The People of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Lueius Newell, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear before me at my
once In the Township OF Phihpsburg County of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Mo tana, within ten Ol days
aIler the service OF this summons upon you, and
OF you the sum OF thiity-seven and ffty-fve one
hnndredths dollars 1887 $4,000 for merchandise,
and 1885.
And you are hereby no'fed that II you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you Tor the sum OF s37. IS and costs OF suit.
1885. ' " ''' "'
o. FRANK d. BROWN,
oos u Justice of the Pence.
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No. 1880.
Application for Patent.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena M. r ,June 81 fgS5

". .. LAND
Helena, M. T, June 90 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles P. II. Bitlen.
berg, Conrad Kohrs and Peter Lansing, whose z. O.
address is Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana, have this day ed their application for patent
for 1900 linear feet of the EMPIRE STATE
lode mining CLAIM, situated In Orc Fine Mining
district, Deer Lodge County Montana Territory, the
position, course. and extent of the said mining
claim, designated BY an official survey thereof,
Lot No. ~ Township No. 8 N, Range No. \ West
being particularly set forth and Described In the
official field notes and plat thereof On file in this Of
Ace as follows. to-wit:
Beginning ut the northeast corner, granite stone
36x7x6 inches, Get twenty -four inches Deep marked
LIES for corner No l. witnessed by hearing trees
from which the quarter section corner on the east
boz ndry Of sec. 10, T6 N, X W bears N dogs %
1866 feet, and running thence n SO dogs Is min W
1900 feet: thence deg ID minW600 feet thence IS
degs Is min 1900 feet; thence N / deg. 45 K $40 H.
to the place of beginning, containing OF 2b
acres In this survey excluding 10 acres included
In surv No. 900 not claimed leaving OF IS IS
acres claimed by the above nam d applicants
The location of this mine 10 recorded In the office
OF the County Recorder OF Deer Lodge county page
a6i In Book of Lode Records.
The adjoining claims are, the Mineral King lode
unsnrveyed, on the east, and Placer survey No 300
the west and south
ssallO F. Atkinson, Register
Jos. II. HARPER, u. 8. Claim Agent
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Get Through I'm One Heat.

litopL u. bufueibc.I ####&
MY son, II you want 10 acquire the ability
Of making short speeches, let me whisper In
your ear: Tell the truth Just stick TO the
plain, every day. unvarnishei truth. and
you'll never talk longer than fifteen minutes,
and sometimes you'll get through In one
heat I:1lH II man comes home from
the brook and says simply: II caught a
trout that weighs ~ pounds" you can be-
lieve him. But II he begins by telling You
where he bought his rod, how much be paid
FOR Il, how big bass he took with 1t last
sum ler. what kind Of reel he had on,
what fly he used, the length and strength Of
his casting line and how long he played the
trout before he landed Tiny boy, that man
uay begin with the bonestest intention In
Che world, but by the time he gets the trout
into the landing net he win lie from three
TO five pounds in spite of himself and Q
Christian mother.
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Trying seafaring Methods

- ass .. ..- ICMclSo Iriounel -a-
A retired old sea captain In the north Of
England bought horse to please his wife
The animal prove to be frisky, and several
times succe DAD in splitting the old lady. At
last the captain, riisi by another old salt,
attempted to break tho unraly steed OF hi
vicious habits. he took keige anchor
with stout line, and, fastening one end Of
the line to ths axle OF Is phaeton, took thu
keige aboa D. an | the two man started for
a drive along the shore Soon the vicious
snimal sri ID something which gave him an
excuse to run away, and dashed of with
fr.ghtfll v.vacity. The captain dropped the
re.ni and summoned all hands to let 90 the
anchor The anchor was let go AMI
caught firmly in thu sand The unsuspect-
ing quairapsl dan ced joyousiy along until
he got to tie eni II the rops, and then he
paussd-paussds so sud lenly that the phaetop
was demolish,i ami the two men shot up
into the ar like couple Of skyrockets
coming down In tearfully dilapidated con-
dition.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
William Thompson, Plaintiff,

William Thompson, Plaintiff,
va,
John II. suprenant ct al, Defendants.
ITO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE at 2 O'Clock
i m. on Saturday, September 9th, 1885, in front
of the Court House door, In the town and county of
Deer Lodge Montana Territory, under and by virtue
of an order sale in the above entitled canse issued
from out the Distinct Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory of Montana, In and for
Deer Lodge county, the following described property,
to-wit: Lot number six Isl in block number thirty
seven 1871, In the town of Anaconda, Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory according to the official
plat and survey of said town of Anaconda, now
ila In the Office of the Clerk and Recorder Of Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, together with all
dwelling house and other improvements thereto be-
longing or In anywse appertainine.
Ali OF said property situate, lying and being In
Deer Lodge county Montana Territory.
Dated this nth day Of August, A. D. 1885.
JAMES b. McMASTER,
$40 At Sheriff.
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"Whfps" OF the Parliament.

IIHIcagO HtFaIu.I
When an important division is expected
In the British parliament certain members
on each side are charged with the duty of
getting their respective partisans to the
chamber. These members are called
@whips," and the Importance Of the notice
served is indicated by the number Of lines
employed in the understanding always be-
meath the words Of the message. The ex-
cuses given by the absent Lihersls upon
their party's recent defeat are being pub
lished Eight ray they were i'll. four were
out Of the country. one missei the train, and
no less than four were on wedding tours
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HEtEAI NJ III Til. On opr

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, NJ. T., July %, 1886,
Notice Is hereby given tina, the following named
settler h- He'd notice OF his intention TO make final
proof In support Of mis- claim and hat said proof
VIII DC made before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge
county Mon ana Territ. ry at HE Office In the town
Deer Loosr NJ T., ON Saturday, the 9th day of sep
TENDER: A. ID. 1885, to- Wit
HENRY s. HARRIS,
Who filed his Homestead Application Number
1865 for the 81 Of SEN and sH sW4 Of section
NO. VI, In Township No. 7, north Of Range No. o.
West. "
And he names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
tract, to-wit-
John r. Vaughan, Matt. Hansen, Lars. C. nHser,
and John Eliasson, all Of Deer Lodge pesto1ice,
S3S-6t p AuKINSnN pa,tsLsn
o. b. o'Bannon, Atty for Ciaiman,
s Last Publication Sept g. 1885
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GEORGE III OF ENGLAND.
Ell Nye's Calm and Impartial Review
Of Gore Loving King.

Bill Nye's Calm and Impartial Review
Of n Gore Loving King.
boston Globe
George III was born in England June 4,
173S, and ran for king in 1850. He was a
son Of Frederick. Prince Of Wales and held
the Office Of king for sixty years.
He was a natural born king and succeeded
his grandfather George ii. Look as you
will adown the long page of English his
tory and you will not fail TO notice the
scarcity Of self-made kings How few of
them we're poor boys and had to skin along
for years with no money. no influential
friends and no fun. All, little does the
English king know Of hard times and carry
ing two or three barrels Of water to tired
elephant in order that he may get into the
afternoon performance without money.
When he gets tired Of being prince, all he
has to do is just to be king all day at good
wages, and then at night take off his high
priced crown, hang it up ON the hat-rack,
put on a soft hat and take in tho town.
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.6ensonabIe Rhyme G.

Boston courier.J
LOVES YOUNG DREAM
Nov Tie youth and gentle maiden who are
dreaming loves young dream,
Think that life is naught but SUNSHINE cara
mels and lemon cream.
RICH AND POOR.
Now the folks, who can afford it. rush for
GOODNESS TO the mountains,
While the toilers in the city seek the same
at soda fountains.
THE PLUMBERS RIVAL
Now the druggists face Is beaming as the
nclIel' T. him pass,
AMI he thinks there's fun IN selling froth at
half IA dims glass.
IT'S IN SEASON AGAIN
Now the green cucumber cometh for a sea-
son brief TO stay,
And the doctors are preparing remedies for
cholera
Is MISTAKEN FOR i BLUEBERRY.
Now that foe to human comfort, singing,
tantalixing fly,
Is mistaken for berry and Is served up In
the pin
MYSTERY.
Nov the hoy who wasn't swimming" and
who wish none to doubt
That hos truthful, can't imagine why bis
shirt - IN ide out
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A yys~s.n's Lore.

Young Perkins-Ethel. In few short
days win be far, far away.
Ethel aanguidlyl- fart
Young p desperately know not--thoa.
sands Of miles TerharR Tomorrow night
ahali iesvs this house. perhaps forever
Ethel with Interest," Whats the matter
with to-nigbtf
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zone Of the styles which is not frequently
discussed, but which changes nearly as
often as other styles" remarked q cigar
'ealer in Nassau street, dis the
style in cigars. At one time dark cigar
will have all the call, and at another time
a light one will be wanted. Just now a
glossy cigar OF medium strength is the most
I" demand In fact. glossy cigar Of any
kind l. preferred to dulllooking ona. Al
most every city has its own style in cigars."
No LeSsi Tender.
There is no legal tender In China, and Sill
YER il the money metal Ct that country.
passing by weight
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lsost5n Saturday Evening Gazette.l
! Now DOH the yerlant one depart,
Tlat summer lone TO seek
Where taey gtQl rooms have advertised,
At dollars I'm Ea- week,
But wLel hc gains tho SPOT at which
Te--ioiiar r,oms are plenty,
He ever finds that they ara gone
But soinc remain at twenf,.
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Notice OF Final Entry.

U. y. LAND OFFICE,
.r Helena, N. T., July 25, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the foilo,y,no named
settler mas hled notice Of his intention to make final
Communication proof In support OF his claim, and that
sa'd prooi VIII De made before John r. Eardley No
tary Public In and for Deer Lodge COUNTY Mon,ans
al "ii'ow Glen, M. t.. on September 8, 1855, viz
=. ISAAC HARRIS
Mno made Homestead Application No. 1884, and ad,
s S6na Homestead Application No. 2Oas for the 81
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his c,n-
viz: + NY '''"ss"h oi' saiu ua''s
George Parrott, William Evans. DAME, Mnr,hv sr
Archie smith, all Of Stuart, NJ T.
p' oso o. v. Atkinson, Register.
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~ Oe WOUuTCH uUu tooN tue Utu
ereTb night.
t-glass bomb and Paris green. Sixty years
is long while to jerk scepter over a nation
and keep an eye oD the right side politically
all the time. 81
George was Of an inventive turn Of mind,
and used to DO monkeying with some kind
OF patent evenings after be had peeled hii
royal robes. Most OF his patents related tc
land, however, and some Of the most sue
cessful soil In Massachusetts was patented
by George. .1##Em HE.g4-.
He was always trying some scheme ia
make pile Of money easy, SO that he
wouldn't have to work; but he died poor
and crazy at last, in England. He was not
very smart, but he attended to business all
the time, and did not get up much of rep
utstion as moral leper. He said that as
king Of Great Britain and general superin-
tendent Of Cork he did not aim to mako
much noise, but he desired to attract uni
versal attention by being SO moral that he
would be regarded as eccentric by other
crowned heada BILL NYK
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oliver Wendell Hoi~ss' Cheap Lecture

Detroit Free Prcss.i s#so @#-e
several famous writer's and orator, of
Boston were. speaking OF their laature ex
perence, when the subject OF pay was
brought up Each was certain ne had re
cciyel the smallest sum. But DIR. Holmes
male &C climax by saying: Listen, gentle
men. had engaged TO give lecture fos
ST. After Il was over . grave-looking
deacon caine 10 me and said: Mr.. Holmes,
We agreed 20 give you %, Int your talk
wasn't just what We expected, and guess
tew city will dew.n
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II 4, announced I'm the papers tkst tn
ouceu gave the Princess Beatrice away yes
tnrday. The use Of such slang 10 thess a.
gans Of public opinion cannot 10 too strong
ly deprecated.
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what He Wished.


lCipcinnati Merchant Traveler.l
n soms men had TO sssat their words
their basith would be rpiped forever
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Estray Taken Up.

i: 4 !: !.
Came to my Ranch, two mes
above Warm Springs, about the
~ middle Of June, 1885, one roam
horse, 0 or 10 years old weighs
about geo pounds, branded with
an arrow head Tor with perpen-
IN dicoiar bail on left shoulder it,
s.lASssxM ~. tie white In forehead; had on the
head stall Of M tier and COW bell.
The owner Is notified to prove mr. op.rtv m, eh sross
and take him away CHARI,ES CTIInWJCK
July ~, 1885. S3S At cd. Warm snrInvs MT
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BILL Arp EXPECTING COMPANY.
BIrs. Arp Takes Mean Advantage of BIZ
Army Education.

DIrs. Arp Takes Mean Advantage OF BiIIs
Army Education.
[Bll Arp in Atlanta Constitution
lam very busy now. Literature Is at a
discount in these parts. The cook quit Us
last week and company coming Tomorrow
city Company. / have had a chunk of a
darby boy hired all the year and be was
right handy. Hc got up the stove wood and
brought the water and MIXED the cows and
so forth; but all of sudden his daddy
sent after him" to hoe cotton, and be left
on ten minutes notice Thes, darkies are
right clever AMI good-natured, but
they have no more idea Of a contract
than a hog They will break it when
ever it suits them. They will quit
you without warning and not feel mean
about it a bit. The grass got ahead Of Mr..
Jordan Franklin, and he just ssnds word to
our chunk, Edward Franklin, to come homs.
When / demonstrate AMI remind him Of his
contract, he says be is just obleeged to have
him and will ssnd him back lies as soon as
he ID done with him" That's all, and so
Ned cuts out without Ceremony. We are
doing our own lingering now, and it keeps
me busy, for company is coming This jelly
business has got to proceed. l have to
gather apples and plumS and blackberries
10 make Jeiiy, anu &c. Woou 10 keep up ING
fire to make jelly and jam, and gather
peaches to put up in the fruit jars, aud bring
water to wash up the piazza floors, AMI ever
and anon it is more PEACHES, and more ap-
pies or more water or more woS :, and
they want three spring chickens caught,
and the old peaben, with her fine young
ones, has s.rayed of, and must hunt them
up. They all worked hard yesterday
mighty hard, and | knew they would over
sleep the nselves and so got breakfast this
morning, and a right good one. have
long enjoyed a reputation in my family for
making biscuit, and they do praise my bis
cult rapturouSly. Mrs. Arp frequently says
when sue sits down to the table: 81 wish /
ha some of your pas biscuit this morning."
It j. dangerous thing for a man to know
how to cook. learned how to cook in the
army, and Mrs. Arp says that is the only
good tning that ever came out of the old
war | wish / hadn't learned or had
,pt ii secret, one or the other. She says
ut / can make up the lest bed in the
world. The only trouble l have about the
beds is in getting her AMI the children out
of them, for they do love to sleep in the
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FOUN d.

- BY James Kantner, near Pierse's
SSl Station, june 18th. red leather
peckct-book, containing note
drawn In favor OF August Mile, Of
Horse Plains, Missoula Co., The. owner -
rre0aested to call for tbs same and identify
III fnself OF send for the same through respoR-
sible parties. Apply to
s3s,f THE NEW NoRTH-WKsT.
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Handsome
ISam.l

.saf.r \ Farmers ID 7. ss
III. c. Dodgrl
Ths farmer leads no Z z life,
Tue G ID sows will rot;
And when ut Z v rests from strife
His bones all A X lot.
IN ID ID has TO struggle hard
TO 4 X living out;
65IrI q frosts do not rstard zr
His crops tbere'n b a drought.
The hired L r has TO pay
Are awful A z, too;
1hsy c K rest when hes away
Nor any work will do.
Both N z cannot make to meet
Aud then for A ID takes
Son,c boardeIs who 30 Il cat
& e no money makes
o. little u @ finds this life;
Sick in old A q lies;
Tho debts be o z leaves his vita
And then In p G dies
=. what He Wished.
tChiGaeQ Tribunal
"You don't mean 10 say that you wish
your wife would turn into pillar vi saltr
''Nct exactly; but"
but whatf'
Il wish she wssrit quite . peppery.s
Psrslsus Diet
ICincinnafi Merchant TraxeleF.l
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-11
FATAL RESULT.
Henry Kuhne- Dies From the Effects of a
Fall.

Henry Kuhne- Dies From the Enects of a
Fall
Shortly before midnight last night Henry
q. kuhne>. a wood worker. residing near
the corner of Main street and Western
avenue died from the effects Of a mishap
that occurred 10 him one night early In Sep
tenber. On that night he returned home con
siderably under the influence of liquor. with
the blood streaming from his head. He was
unable Ia explain how he had come by the
injury. and soon fell into profound stupor
DIR. Mclaughlin was called and found that
the skull was fractured. Trephining was
resorted 10. and in few days the injured
remember of the accident. He said that he
was returning home intoxicated and fell
into a cellar. The police got wind of the
case about month after ii occurred. and
made an investigation on suspicion OF
foul play, but could find nothing
Ia either prove or disproye the mans state
meut. He progressed so well On the road
10 recovery that he dispensed with his phy
sician'S care three weeks ago. As the fam
ily would not consent to post mortem this
morning the immediate cause of his death
is not stated. ba: there is little doubt that
il was from concussion Of the brain. the re-
suit of the accident.
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A CAINAMAN IN HARD LUCK.
Robbed of Ninety Dollars Hard-Earne,
Wash Money.

When the Chinaman Is compelled I" have
recourse Ia the law Of his adopted country,
he il certainly in hard luck. at least in this
city where there j. not one among them
that can speak half dozen sentences in
plain United States. Last night one of
these reported to the police that Hong
k-e, who keeps a 'washec" establish
mcnt on Center street. was robbed
of all his hard-earmed >hrkcl> As
nearly as could be gathered from the vie
TINS jargon. the affair occurred about ten
O'Clock last night. The Chinaman had
about $50 in purse. which was wrapped in
newspaper and slowed away i'll box
under his ironing table. The robbery was
committed by a couple of colnrcd men, VIII"
evidently had means of knowing where the
lucre was kept Ii was impossible t" make
the Chinaman comprehend the questions
asked by the police and they could not md
out any further particulars tins morning.
These meager facts are all they have to
work up case OH.