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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-05

Following are the meteorological observations
as taken near Webster, Dakota, for the month Of
Oct, 1885:
Maximum thermometer. I5th....-.....s IS deg feos.
Minimum I" Sth Al {"
Range or Mercury ..,.,. "
MEAN temperature .........-...........iS. 29 "
Narmest day 10Th, temperature. .......6G
Coolest day, 10Th, Temperature. ..-.--3i "
Mean daily ma Nimum, ........-....... ..l6D.T u "
Mean daily mtnimum as "
naihiaIit - r''.'''..".' s....... .,.....--..--s 5sinches.
NO clear days ,........ II. No. fair days, ....... u
NO cloudy days, ...... T. No. wet days, .,....... 5
The month Of October was $50 colder than
normal, and the precipitation was 5.Gj inches
below the average. No thunder nor lightning
during the month. There were 10 haky Indian
summer days, ON 3 days there was fog, aud on
10 days we had Ice. Aurora Borealis was OBJ
served on the sth, lith, 10th, and 18th.
on the 18TH at 4 r. M, a splendid meteor was
observed 10 hnsh acress the northern heavens.
The nuclens was aslRrge as the disc ofthe sun.
Ihough the sun MAS shining in n clear sky,
ABOUT an hour before Nilight, IL was by far the
grnndest meteor that your observer ever had the
pleasure to look nj. T. A. Allen. Chief Engineer
on the Peoria. Decatur 4 Evansville r. r. re-
ports u similar PHENOMENON On this same day, a
little past sunset.
II has been a nGe month for all work.
Respectfully Su omitted,
ARTHUR BELTS.
Signal gcFVica T. Z krmy
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METEOROLOGICAL

Following are the mstcorological observations
as taken near Webster, Dakota, for the month of
Oct, 1885:
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FoprER AND FARMER
: ADAMS & SON, Props.
Ir.L PAPER OF DAY COUNTY
L.,,sHyp EVERY THURSDAY.
IN POLITICS.
-ps,t AdysrisiAs Medium In
Central Dakota
1rvTY DIRECTORY

M, County agricultural Socieey.
.-..M. NJ. MoULroS,
denL"..i."mt ................-T. LOWELL,
bee rresi' A. KING,
. ..........GEo. BRYANT,
J. .....L q. OcHsENRElrER,
enFyr ''' G.. ADAMS
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E.
HTToRNEY-HF-LHW
EHE:.SKHEING:RINK

VIII be open every Wednesday eve
ming from 1870 to IL, and every
Saturday evening frsm Z 30
to IL. Music every
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Rink open every Saturday afternoon
for ladies and children.
Skates Ii cts.

!D II you want to enjoy an even
ing, go to The Rink. .;
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WANTED-OATS

10000 bushels Of oats wanted at
ID. Il. Compton's feed store, Wei ;
ster, Dakota.
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il esperait avoir une petite part 4
&c gateau 81 appetissant.
.-Qnelle heure est il, madem0i-
selle =! dit-il dune voix emue.
Ellie alors, dune voix r%ailleuse +:
La pendule est arrttee !; rien
he va plus.
DE joyeux eclats de rire mirent
lie comble d Ia cOiere de Paul. II
ALA ronger son frein dams un coin
du salon jnsqu'a la fin de la soi.ee.
Les invites parts. Lise s'appro.
cha du pauvre seductenr ct lui dit
Ell etouffant un leger baillcment:
Est &c que vous avez rinten-
ton de coucher lei, monsieur Paul !
IL ne resle plus que vous ct papa
tO,nbe lie sOmmeil.
IL m'etait impossible, mMlcmoi-
selle, d'adresspr une demamEc im-
p%ortante 4 monsieur votre pers de-
want tout Ia monde.
Les yeuX de Lise brillerent a'un
eclat aussit6t ftcjnt
Eth bien il est Ia, dams 81
clambre. Vous peuvez lui pargaer.
Quand il revin., &c fnt pour So
crier:
II consent. m:%semoiselle, il
consent
A guoi!
"A m'accorder vOtse main!
-SaDs m'avoir cO,asnlteee .Je-
trouve Gu I'm peu fort.
All .chere Li>e, v,r,s ne rptu-
serez pas Gle taire mon Aspnheur?
Eft le mien ne cOmptt done pas ?
OH! v"us serez charitable !
Nous toiIs taiSsereZ TOUGHER II v
4 81 fcalgteaps que .je vous Anne!
En- etlet, il y Il 81 sbngtemps,
que je commercials d roublicr- 49,.
NOus vrrre1is celia demain an bal
dc ma tsDse. Jai justenent une
qai I've va. .Bonsoir, mon
sieur Paul All! Dieu gus TAI Gu
vie de- dorlMr
Andre Lawoche.
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MYSTERIES

ID yStereS mOrmOnsx
On s~5legraphie de Salt Lake City
que le dignesuccessenr de Brigham
Young, le saint John Taylor, p'6si-
dent ds-ptglse mOrmone, q. dispa-
ru. de oette Vile. SEES deuM soon
s%eils," John Smith ct George Can
non, ont disDar,s pareilleme 1t, ainsi
que Milford Woodruff, president
des doaze ap1,tre> De m6lnoire d.
mormsns on. ma WI tant dc chefs
DIES saints des deBniers joursseclip-
ser asee tant d'ensemble ct dc mys-
tere. On agnale nne curisuse CO.
Incidence :. le grand jury de Salt
Lake City. Went de lancer dix misses
Ell accusation eostre autaat de
morlaons, pour violation des+statuts
DIES Etats.E nis. La nature dD DELFT
nest pas iadiqu8e, mails on snppo-
sc que c'est la polygamie.
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LES JEUX DE LAMOUR EFT
DU MARRIAGE.

IA
une rose lie mai, Lise voyait venir
chez son pere ave- une t%ouchante
emotion un ,jeune homme employee
aux finances. Ellie rougissait aux
premiers mOts que lui disait Paul.
malgre SEES efforts pour paraitre
ca1me.
L'expfditionnaire ne s'y trompait
pas. IL Sc sentait Anne ct sc plat
salt q augmenter lie trouble de la
GENTLE enfant par des mots en-
fapmes dts a voix basse, par des
pressions de main prolongees a Far.
riyee ct au depart.
Place a cote dele 4 table, il rap
prochait les distances ct fr6lait in
DISAGREEMENT un genou qui Sc lais-
salt fr0ler avec une tOuchante re-
signation. Quand Lise, reconnais-
SAINT SOL coup de sonnette, accou
raft lui %ouvrir, il prenait Ia mesure
de sa taille audacieusement. Ellie
protestant par DIES "Monsieur Paul
..je vous en prize Isl la bonnie
vous voyait "..qui n'avaient lien
de d6sobligeant.
&c role de lfascinateur lui plai-
salt : il lui rappelait celui de Faust
avec Marguerite. Seul aupres dele,
lie serpent la charmait.
Comment done fai,es-vous,
mademoiselle,, pour etre tous les
jours plus jolie
oh ..vous vous moquez de
moi--Je sails bien que je suis trop
petite. .et meme un peu crosse.
-Voas vous calomniez, chere en-
FAINT. Vous 6tes Acknowledgement pro-
portionnee 49,.
Isl, 81. .je suis trop forte pour
ma taille. Mails papa assure que
maman, & qui je resemble beau
coup, a grand .une fois mari6e.
A des invites de ce genre, Me
phisto faisait toujours Ia sourde
oreiIle. LIE marriage lui paraissait
chose grave, . laqnelle il refusait
de penser.
Celia d6solait Ia pauvre petite.
Ellie raimait. De plus, il etait 6vi-
dent qu'elle ne lui etait pas indiff6-
rente. Pourquoi alors ne sc d6cla-
rait-il past
Monsieur Paul, TAI une priere
& vous adresser.
-Iaquelle, mademoiselle?
de vous en- supple, a diner.
ne vous tenez pas 81 pres de moi.
-Vous auriez Ia cruaut6 de me
repousser loip de yous ?...
-Oui. celia me trouble. Vous
savez bien que Ia derniere fois papa
ma demand6 ce que j'avais a trem.
bier c0mmesca!
a-Je suis encore plus emu que
v0us, moi!
Mai vous ne repandez pas
votre vim sur Ia na2pe. Ainsi, c'est
entendu ?
Ait! mademoiselle, vous allez
retirer l ce repas familial son plus
pr6ciesix attrait
asta
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L. PHILIP .%CAILLoUET,
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the pablo that !.
Is 1alay prepared to attend 30 the sale and
p"lenase Of real estate. Parties havin~
ssea property to dispose Of will find +. q
shesr sdSantage to confes with hin.
ne y also agent for The Western Assu-
lance company of Toronto" Canada-
witn " southern Department NJ Columbus
against fire. "A HisAs
Once; Market street. Thibodaux, La,
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NOTICE:

"Is.'s purchased tue ell.ibIy situated bo;,
CT snon 1T I. Hogan, in thus ,.wn, nm ,cw
iE"i;ip"lc" ~ Take contracts '"r nlakiSg new
t;.nS""" ieFi'iftn. "it ohcs. Full ~smtiafa.
tion guaranteed. work will re ,our =, H. Ia
est nSures. lh"vt secured the scry,,es Of IN.
ii"gah. aS FOREMAN md manages ~hn -.
na1 long ex periencc IN this hmsicess. Pa,*;..
VIII hnd ls to their interest. to call q. n,e ~
'"ie MAKING contracts else where.
rhn,o. Nm. II. Raglan.
IhiO0saux, Aprll 9Th. 1855.
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ATELIER TYPOGRApn,QUE.
Rotary JOB Press

Ayant tout lie matfripl nfcessaire. nous scrn-
mes a meme d'eNfeuter tour les res ty-
pOgraPhiqncS qni nous scr"nt comics Les
OrefS dav"rat. carries d'atlaiies. entttcs ne
features. tickets d'habitation. blancs. circn-
laires, etc. scront imprimfs dams lie Plus BRET
delai ct Il DIES prix lnoderts.
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moro money than at ANYTHING else
BY taking IN agency for the hest sell
Ing book out. Beginners succeed
Erandiy. None tail. Terms free. HALLErr
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AEONNENENT.
ANNONCEs.

in carr6 de I oligncs; lere insertion 81 20
2me -
" Insertion add. 80
TOute annonce .ndiqnsnt la profession
ovec Fadress. ct n'eNceiant pas aultre
hgnes. par an. Observation-Disclosures. s. OC
Announces de candidats, d'a,ance -. 10 co
Necrolo"ie. par lisne 10
TOute an'once ~cOmncrciale puhiiGe i Far
nee sera inserfe an taux de 30 cents par pou-
&c pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions subsGqncntcs.
TOute announce dont lie n"mhre d'insertious
nest pas Specific sera in~erce jnsqu'a meuvel
Ordre All taux Ordinaire.
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-Je vous assure que papa fini-
raft par s'en-apercevoir ; ct alors il
me ferait changer de place avec. ma
tante. VOLTA &c que vous y gagne-
IieZ.
-Prenez sur vous de trembler
mOins.
Puisque c'est plus fort que
moi. .C'est ridicule aussi, vous CON-
mencez au potage.
Eth bitn j.. faisOns une cote
NAL taillee. .au dessert, heinz
Non ! ce serait Ia meme chose.
-AllOns, je vols clairement que
vOus ne m'aimtz pas!
-Mais- .je lie vous al ,jamais
Ii ne me reste'a plus qua fuir
cette maisOn pour toujours!
CONNIE vous vOudrez. .mais &c
Sera mai tres ma
-Sonffrez an mOins QUA Ia fin
du diner e....
Mon Dieu, 6tcs vous exige
ant y. Encore 81 j'etais SHIRE.
de >ons lie promets, ,je vo,ps le
jare. ange adore!
-Suisjr a>sez bonnie! Mails Vi
vOus commence avant lie dessert,
je me ficherai !..On Went, rrculsy
wore cllaise.
IL tta't impossible, en- etfet, d'y
METRE plus de bonnie vOlont6. Et
dependant, malgre tOutes ces con
c%essions, ringsat, ne sortait pas de.
sa reserve il he pouvait Sc res0u
Dire a passer 4 ret.t de p,etendant
s6rienN. Qu'esperait-ils On lie de.
vine. REIMBURSEMENT, celia ne faisait
pas le eOlnrte lie Id .jeune file. ST i
bien qn'elle r6sOlut de changer de
envers lui. A sa grice
souriante, a son indulgence cou
damnable, ellie fit succeder une froi-
deur. une reserve extreme. Plus de
serrements de mains prolong6s: u1l
henjour tres set. LIE seducteur Sc
tant avise de v"uBoir ..reeommencer
le travail du eenou au dessert, fut
settlement rstnis . ss place par lin : ,
n'avez-vous done q remuer com
me ca, monsieur Paul ? VOrs We.
nez encore de me faire repandre
.erne.- Oh! Quel voisin insupporta.
BILE
Sur ces epsrefaite&, uDe petite
sauterie fut organisee chez IL pere
DE- Lise; a%grementee de .jenx inno-
En- -ntrant, Paul s'emprcssa din
viter Lise.
-Trop tard! repondlit ellie. Tou-
ties mes valses sent promises.
-Veus t'ouverez ben moyen de-
men aecorder Mle petitef
Nj petite, nj grande. ZEN an
enregistre sur men Garnet plus qu'.
on n'endansera~
LIE piano Dormant Ie signal, ellie
Sc leva ct s'abandonDa gracieuse-
ment dams les bras de son cavalier.
IN chef de rayen de Bon March6.
Paul Ia devorait des yeox, 4 dis
lance Embarrassment, tandis Que
commits de magasin tournoyait
avec sa valseuse, don't les leyres
roses entrOuveftes s0uriait dun
air de satisfaction on ne peut plus
a voir.
"4a eoquette, grincait Paul int6- ,
retirement. Sill est permits de se..
plaquer ainsi u son danseur!..
surtOut qoa"d on est d6colletee.
Oh done avais je les yeux de la
troaver trop petite ct trop crosse !!
.'est q croire qu'elle a grandi de-
puts lie semaine derniere Ellie est
81 ieune 49," !
LIE piteux M6phisto baissait M
devant Ii f6re Marguerite !
Aux jeux innocents, son deplai.
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Est-ce al canard''.


Est-ce M canard!.
Dapres nn journal, finest brnit
a Lyon que de Ia desonverte. ps.r
IN inventetar lyonnais, dun a<,n>
veau procele de fabrication he sn,@
ere, qai entrainerait une ve.iaable
revolution dams cette industrie: il
he s'agirait rien moins que lie de-
tr6ner la betterave par IL poaDme
dc terre.
Jusqu'ici, la pomme de tsrre ma
Wait fourni que du glucose. Par lie
m"yen de lelectricite, on serait
arrive a extraire non plus du glu-
o0se, mails du saccharose en- sucre
crystallisable identique au pro-
duit extrait jusqu'ici de la came !
sucre ct de la betterave.
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Decentralization des pQsrS.

DanatisnalisatiOa des pores.
On annonce de Montreal que
deuM capitalists americaias sOnt
mafntenant en- cette ville- occupies
a organiser une eompagnis d'abat-
tor al capital de 81, 1000, O00. Leur
intention. est de faire saigner ct
prepareE DIES pores amtrcains au
Canada, aim U6luder la loi prohi.
bant pnnportati0n en- Nllemagne
de Ia viaRdse dc pore an6ricaine.
QnoiQue mes ct 6leves aux Etats-
Uuis> hes pores de la Corspagnie On,
vote de fos nation seront expedsds
aux AllemaDds sous PStiquette de
cOchOns caDadiens.
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NO. 1887.
Applieatiau far u gateat.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

Helena M T., July. z, leSo.
Notice is hereby given that Charles G. Birdseye
and Matte BirdseyP, whose postotfice address 10
BIackf,ot, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory,
have this day filed their application for patent for
Placer Mining claim bearing gold, situated In Hope
and Territory of Montana and designated by the field
notes and official plat on e in this Office as Lot No
Principal Meridian for Montana, said Lot No. 30
being as follows. to-wit-
Beinning at corner No. /, which In granite stone
20x95x7 inches, from which the initial point of the
Hope Mining District bears % dogs % min 3s743
feet distant; running thence n Go degs w $50 feet
thence 90 deg w 7S6 feet thence West 300 feet
thence 81 dogs Is min W s9s feet thence 70 dees
w 457 feet; thence N 62o 80 w 436 feet;
thence N 81 Q 45' w 687 feet; thence n zoe
AS w 1926 feet; thence S 800 West Ga feet;
thence s 36' 10 e 258 feet; thence 61a 03'
L 2704 #; thence s 52o 10 L 331 #; thence
S Az 15' e All feet; thence s 26' 80 w $40
feet; thence s $50 w 2105 feet; thence 40
81 w 1872 feet; thence 81 Q 30' + 2S8 feet;
thence n 4Oo 4 566.5 feet; thence N 81 As
L 1898 feet; thence N co. 10 E 1868 feet;
thence N 100 Il 597 feet; thence $50 80 4
494 feet; thence S GA Q 30' 4 4S9 feet; thence
75o 80 L 474.5 feet; thence s 47o + $50 #;
thence S 5So AS 4 1856 feet; thence s 80 o
Z 361 25 feet; thence n 80 80 Z 59.5 feet;
thence N q AS Z 139 feet, to the place
of beginning, magnetic variation 19o 49,
e. containing 1888 acres.
The Location Of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Deer Lodge County,
NJ. T., in Book "H &" page 727, of Records.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Placer Mine are required TO
file their adverse claims with the Register of
the United States Land Office at Helena, in
the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions Of
the Statute.
85-1Ot +. Atkinson, Register.
McCutcheon & Sterling Att'ys for Claim'ts
First publication July 10, 1885
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff and Commissioners Sale
Henry s. Clark, Administrator of the Estate
of Lyman w. Scott, deceased, Plaintiff,


Henry s. Clark, Administrator of the Estate
of Lyman w. Scott, deceased, Plaintiff,
John A. Nichols, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff and Commissioners
Sale at 2 o'clock y. IN, Saturday, July 11th,
1885, in front of the Court House door in the
town of Deer Lodge, county of Deer
der Of sale in the above entitled cause, issued
out ofthe District Court of the Second Judi
diciai District of the Territory Of Montana,
in and for the county of Deer Lodge, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
AL! of the following described quartz min
ing property lying and being situate in Sum
init Valley Mining District, Silver Bow
county, formerly Deer Lodge county,I Mon
tana Territory, to.wit: All of the right, title
and interest which John A. Nichols had on
the 1st day Of Dec, A. d. 1876, in and to the
undivided one-eighth tD interest in and
to that certain quartz lode, ledge, or mineral
vein CLAIM which was located on the 23d day
of November, A. ID. 1875, by John Downs
and others, and recorded in the Office of the
County Recorder of Deer Lodge county, N.
T., on the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1875,
in Book III on page 3l8 of the Records of
Quartz Lodes of Deer Lodge county, said
claim being 1900 feet in length by 600 feet in
width, together with all mineral veins con-
tanned within the boundaries Of said claim,
and all and any improvements on said claim,
and all the rights and privileges and appur-
tenances thereon or In anywise appertaining.
Dated this 10th day of June A. ID. 1885.
JAMES b. MCMAsTER,
Sheriff and Commissioner.
Notice is hereby given that the above sale
is this day postponed until o'clock p. M,
Saturday, August 9Th, 1885.
Dated this 18th day of July A. ID. 1885.
JAMES b. MCMAsTER.
8364t Sheriff and Commissioner.
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AMERICAN HuMOR.
What Our British Cousins Think OF Our
FUN Provoking Faculty.
chambers Journal

What Our British Cousins Think Of Our
PUN Provoking Faculty.
Chambers Journal
Nowhere Is brev.ty more the fashion than
Ia the American newspaper. This art Of
condensation was evidently studied by the
journalist who reported: "a colored gen
tleman went into a black miths shop with
his coattails full Of powder. He came out
through the root" This reminds US OLA
quarryman said he couldn't see any danger
In smoking while lie was handling powder.
He can't SEQ anything now. But for graphic
Illustration Of the multum in parvo, what
could beat the sign of ths travelling dentist
In the United States, which bore tho start
ling announcement, '.2th pullin'P
Mirth and wit are combined In the follow
Ing: A famous preacher remarked that it is
possib, for a man to be a Christian ami be-
long to q brass band, but that II would be
difficult for such a mans next-door neigh
Dor TO he a Christian.
No hing makes a bald-headed man madden
than to be accused Of never cleaning the
hairs out OF the comb, says an American;
and an old darby observed that "A man
would lie heap better of IL he was as par
hclIar bout de whisky he drinks ms he Is
bout dc water" Somewhat satirical is the
announcement that there is man in New
York who manufactures diamonds for &C
tres'es to loss. They are sold at SO much a
quart. ,e.n
Al party young lady began a song,
The autumn days have come; ten thousand
leaves are falling" She began too high.
Ten thousand!" she screeched and stopped.
Start her at five thousandr' cried an auc-
tioneer present. -~@r
A lady in registry Office observed: II
All afraid that that little girl won't do for
Nurse: she is too small. / shoul hesitate to
trust her with the baby" Clerk: Her
DE, madam, we look upon as her greatest
recommen lation." Lady: Indeed! But
she Il so very small" Clerk: Il know that
she is diminutive; but you should remember
that when she drops baby it DOESN'T have
gsry far to fall"
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The Burro as q Vocalist.
M Ist... n~ik,.ual


Travellers use burros to climb mountains
with. i have discovered that 1t Is Ms e-sy to
climb alone rs To climb up with burro be-
tween ycur legs and push him along In front.
The burro Is condensed jackass He is
little all over except his ears and voice. 10
has long hair all over his body, four legs,
two ears and one tail. As q vocalist the
Lurro stands without rival. He starts of
with low, sweet "ohy-he-ohy-he-ha
- he.- haw haw - haw he hawp and
keeps Il upuntl you fremble for his Life, and
just al you think he win surely stop, or die
AMI get out OF misery, he @disappoints all
your fond expectations by turning on little
more sound, reversing the actio1 and re-
tracing all he has Just said. e. So.
A vocal colo rendered by fully equipped
burro In an expsrielce never to be forgotten.
/ have seen strong m,n moved to tear, a.
they listened 10 his swcetbur melancholy
ca lencc-because they had no club or bat
terlng ram with which to show their appre-
citation AMI socthe their perturbsd spirits.
The burro cannot sing without raising his
tail As his vocal organs timber up hiI
tail ascends until Il Is extended In one horl
xontal straiEht line, and from the tip Of his
no TO the lip Of his tail, he ID one continu-
Qua, harmonious, exultant wave of sound n
/ used 70 think the burro sang with his
tail, but this was o mistake. The burro
sing. with bis other end. Bat this know
from experience. The best way to ride
burro is 70 hire cowboy TO do 10 for YOU.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-24
No. 1888.
application for II gatent.
q. S. LAND OFFICE,
nnr NJ II Inlr 1AAE

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T., July 7, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that Charles G.
Birdseye and Matte Birdseye, whose post
office address is Blackfoot, Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T.,have this day filed their appli-
cation for q patent for a Placer Mining
Claim, bearing gold, situated in Hope Gum
organized) Mining District, County of Deer
Lodge and Territory of NJ oatana, and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office AZ Lot No. 81 in unsurveyed
Township No. IL north, range west of the
principal Meridian for Montana, said Lot
No. 81 being as follows, to-wit: ....-.
Beginning at corner No. /, of this claim,
from which corner the Initial Point of said
5I747 feet distant; running from said corner
No. / N &c 3G w 1913 feet; thence N 49,
15' w 1910 feet; thence n 65o 80 w 1888
feet: thence n 45o so w 625 feet; thence s
So w 167 feet; hence s 52o ~ 97l feet;
thence 73o OF, Il 1861 feet; thence 5 4S . y
TO feet; thence s % . K 806.5 feet; thence
GA . 3O Il 177.5 feet, to corner No. and the
10 . as e. containing 1868 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of Deer Lodge County, M.
T., in Book "H," page 726, of Records.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Placer Mine, are required to
file their adverse claims with the Register Of
the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period OF publication hereof, or they
will be barred By virtue of the provisions OF
the Statute.
ss5-1Ot f. Atkinson, Register.
McCutcheon & Sterling, Attys for Appli-
cants.
First publication July 10, 1885.