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Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Tho cold, blustsring " nds Of the pest
month leads the oldest inhabitsnt to coms
forward and remark That this is tho euldsst
vesshsr ever szpsrisnssd In this portion Of
Arizona during tho months Of My and
Juno. At present writing II 10 hardly warm
enough for comfort.
The old and once thriving mining camp Of
blackberry n now almost deserted, mort Of
its inhabitants having moved down to the
new town at the railroad depot. The nov
tovn Of blackberry bids fair 10 soon rival
Z Kingman. Several new buildings h.ve been
commenced in the last few Days.
Rumor has IL that Hon. A. Cornwall, a
well known and highly respected resident Of
the southern portin Of the county, vii!
shortly take upyn himself the trials and
tribulations Of ths-mstrinoniaI state. The
fact that be is building new residence on
his ranch is = somewhat suspicious oircam-
stance in this connsction.
Judge J. y. SLiplnsn and w. s. Odell
Esq. Of Washington. d. c.. arc in town.
The former il the leading sttornsy for the
defsnss in the e,ss Of shs Territory ". W.
w. Dannsnhover, while the latter Is here
in the interest OF the Masie Mountain Min.
ing Company. OF which corporation he is
the socrettry. They are both very pie 's,nt
and sffsble gsnt,smen end we extend 10
them hearty welcome TO Arixons.
Tho other day broken bridge nsar Perch
Springs made transfer Of passengers. msil
and sxpress nsesAsary. The sxprsss asr
aont,insd 3io), 900 in siivsr-$i .0e0 ia each
sasS--waish was being transferred from the
snb. Treasury at San Franoisso to The
rrsasary at Warrington I. vas sigh. 10
<ss ths section men tr n ,fsrrins the treas.
are, ssssins siny Of the psss i.lIo~s /,
sish for chance Al ihs ooin.-Aibu7 7aerqss
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

- called .rsmrEhls Siseaacs. Er. It.i,p',
GSfiaan inyshpTAJof ~ positively .t-,.rsu,sr.
70 onte nefsoas and physical debility. sa-s-
inai SeSknessloat manhood. spe -ms torrlsa
ioss OF ensrRy, ranging and dizziness In the
head. melancbolia. hopeless feeiinar, prosta.
torrhss. ard all tks results Of Youthful i'm.
prndcnos and srce,ses Of mature years. The
DOctor, regular college physician from
Europe viii nCrse TO forfeit oas thousand
dollars Tor case the lnviqorator will not
cure under special treatment and advice.
lbs reason 40 many osn not get cured Of
weakness and the above diseases is owing ~
oompi cath,a, called Prostatorrhea, whici.
requires peculinr treatment.
Or. Liebig's Invizorstor No. IL tie only
positive cure for pr~tntorrboa. Price OF
either lnsiSorator, 81 per bottle six for $40.
sent 70 any adcress on receipt Of price, or
q. o. D.. Responsibls persons oan pay
When cared. StrIctes. sscreoy Maintained
Patients cured at home. Dr. LiebiR Dis.
pensrty has An Elegant Drug Store m its
builuing.
Too frequent evacuation Of ths Blsdde,
and Ropy Sediment In urine are symptoms
of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Py,n.
t. orrhsa. Complaints readily yield to the
Dr: Laebig Treatment.
Ordinary Cases--An ny recent case Of special
or private diseases cured for $40 Rene
dies sufficient 70 cure will be proinptly seu,.
with full directions nId adT oe, On rrc.i,Jt a
$40 All packai.es are securely covered
from observation.
Invigorator Samples Free.
To prove the wonderful power of the great
German InyigrrRtors bottle Of eiths,
number will be sent free Of charge. Per
sons ordering free hottie viii only have 70
ply eSpre.saee on delivery
Most powerful Electric Belts free To pa
tisafs. Consultation, exa mipation and sd.
yice free and private Call or write,
DIR. LIEBIG 4 CO., 400 Gsary ST..
Private Eatrance. <0s Baaon ST., 8. r.. Cal.
sgiyl Ssts
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Arizona Pe.tsGess

A, denotes q. q. Mons, Order csiec; 7
international u 'asy Order os.e.; Z. Well!
fs,so's Express o!ses. This iiss n corrss,
Cd meathiy.
YAvAaAI cov.Iy--ksua Fr;a Valley. Alex
andrs. Antslops Valley. A.h Fork, X. BIZ
bag I,ssi R,ss), Bradshaw, Buspo, Bar
bic sse. Csmp Verdi. Chsien5sr. Cherry
Chin',, Cislssa, flxastad. K, G.!i.tt, Has
s.yafppHs, Hovsils, Jsronss, Juniper. Les'
Teny, Mayer, Msssvil.s. Paysoa, Prsse,tt
Al Z. Bnuons, Stanton. stoddard. Til
Top, Walker, walust Grove. Williams \.
PIMA C'cusTI--Aiisn. American Flag, Ari.
vses, Cslsbssas x. Ghttsnden 4, Desert
Espsr,nfs, Grsstsrviiis. Hsrshav. aofsis,
4. om Bisnco, Psntano <. ouijotoa. R.s.
ineton. s,husrits, T-tsi Wreck, Tsbao. rUo.
son AK, Washington.
GrA Cousrr-ArIasr, Globe A K, Pie.
nser \, San Carlos, T,sn,o.
AoaAys CsvnTr-Apbfey. Brsor, Hssk.
bsrrv X. Hsnnins. Bineiaab Z, Mineral Park
A, Hoiavs CITY, Powell (sesd.os). Signal.
CoSnIsI CousTI-Bsnsos 4, gIsLss, Camp
HaaeLacs 4. Chsrlcst.,n 4, Contsnt.on r.
Dos Cabsa,s =, Dragon x, Fairbanks Z.
Fort Bssbs (Apsrhs P.s) i. X. Oohas,;;is.
g.. D,vid, Tombsto:.s 4 I, Tsn Aiir.os,
Wilcox tMsls,) Al.
GkAHAh G. UsTI-Bonits, Clifton 4 4.
puns.n tpardv) I. Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas. Morsnsi, Pi,us. Stafford, soi.
ornoavi.le.
puNL CouSrI-Botte, Cas-. Graa6s Z,
DadIeyvilis, Florsncs 4 L, Msnlyviile. Mari.
cops Z, Mssaviiis. Picsoho, Pinai Z. River
side, Sacsttn. Silver King l.
YuMA CrKiY-Centennial (P'snosa).
Clip. Hhret.bsrg. Nortoss, fsrksr, Yuma
AIx.
APAcHs courrx--grsstas. Port Apaohs,
Holbrook I, Lsaus Canyon, NutYioso, ss.
J,,hns H. st. Joseph. Bhsw L,v. Snowflake,
sprinasiyilio, ssssst, Tsyiss. WinsIow
Woodruff.
NAnc,rA cotmfs-0iis Bend !, Haydsn.
Lshi. Mcdowell. Phepix I, Sentinel. Tenn
ps. tHayd.nJ A, vuitars Z, wiotsaburg.
1sprku Rn'xsvArion-Fort Defssss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
TEsusia.

Tis~in. ths Prodaotoa fIem tss infp.
sscs Of which The proseut Indisa raid 1.
sad to h4ss arisen, is ~ much IN article of
mystery 10 the general reader as ths in.
grsdisnts Of boarding. .liouss hssh. As maze
by ths Indians. IL 10 = crude and weak for.
n,sn.a.ion, ptodnoinR iatoEioation only by
inibibias large quantities altar prolonged
fast. They rSnovs ths halls Of quantity
Of corn by the use Of limo and sskss. tbsn
soak the grains for several days and grind
to coarse meal. This is p,soed Ia an ola
sEd allowed 10 attain = state Of trisi fer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

sasntstien, when the ingredients are briskiy
stirred and the msal drank with ths liqaeT.
Ths indians asnslly abstais FROM food for
several days before tisvia spree, 10 order
- ~ the insoxiost.ng effect, bat whom the
result Is obtained, iti 10 the crazisst Of sli
drunks. II is often maAs In much better
msnnsr by even some Nsxiosns residing In
this city. IL 10 usual for then 10 add favor
iass that give 1t = more pisssAat and agree
able taste .--Tuossu Citizsn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Court r.ss Jurs 18th at 10 q. IN. Mirsts,
read and approved.
Information retd 10 the jury by the Clerk
and ple1 OF rot guilty" stated.
II. Bnokshs1ra, II. sohasfer. J. N. Dains,
II. W. Hitchcock. L. u. Tho ppson and J. J.
Eyds sworn for the prosecution
W. ". DspnEhower, Andrew Henderson,
asngus H,adsrson and W. +. Grounds
sEorn for dsts,isnt. ...s
Adjoarnsd To- 0 q. m. June 18th.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TerStteviat.

Csvsrnor-y. A. Tri,ls, Preseott.
Secretary II. n. Van sruan, Prssse,t.
Assistant Ssesstarv John rurnss, Prss.
ectt. -
Attorney Gcnsrsl--ciark Churehiii, Pres.
eOtt.
Treasupr-T. J. Euiicr, Prssostt.
SuprriE,sy dent Of ublie InstIustion--R. B.
l.. Long Giobs.
Auditpr--E. r. Clark. Prescott.
Ae.u,snt Gsnsrsi-- N. u. Sherman, Pie.
nix.
Supreme Court--sumrer Howard. Chief
Justice. Prescott; Daniel II. rinDsy. Asso.
oiats Justioe, lb~nix; X. y. Thxssrsis.
Associate Justice, Tposon.
y. y. District kttorney--J. J.. Zxbrisiis.
Tasssn.
US. Hsr'hsi-~Z.s 8. 7ifhaIi. Tucson.
Brprsrn, Cours Report i-k1rst kAsisr.
n. frsSoott.
ssrvsyoi Gsnsrsi--J. ". Robbins, Tucsan.
U. y. rrtsrnsl Rereprs CoIlsotsr--- .
Fisher. Tucson.
Ds.eEats 80 CongrseG-C. G. Essr, Prsa-
colt.
JudEe O. First judicial Disirict-B. =.
FitEasrs,d, TGssna.
Judge Of s.c,,nd Jcdieixl District. Dan.
isi q. Pinnsy, PLsrix.
Judge of Third Jadisisi District ss1rsr
Howard. Prescott.
Clerk Of tic Ssprsns Csrrt. l.. Z. fssis.
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Court met at ga. u. Jan, l3th. Minutes
rod and approved.
Territory Of ArizSns
W.
". ". D ,nasal.owsr.
On trial.
J. v. DaiasA recalled saS Examined.
hnsust Lind, G. w. fshr, ". n. Ewing
and II. II. rAttr.dae s.orn for the defense.
Case lrxusi sisd subaitssd to the jury,
vss rssarnsi n ysrdiss Of not guilty.
Csart adjo7Ensd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
(;su

Eharia Robert Stsen.
Npd.r-SheriG--O. Y. Eassser.
l'saorisr =. II. EGoksbsur,.
TIsasn rrr--Dsnisi sfcith.
T'iobats Jndes--Cbss, hschissol.
IistEiss AstorEey--w. q. Biaksly.
Court Comnis<lop<r--J. j. Hyde.
Clerk Of District Cop,t--J. X. Msokes Sis.
Public aASEsinisffstor--C. Z. shsruAa.
Cornty sarysyor-Otso y. Kasnos..
U. s. CpnnissiGnor--J. J. Byds.
u. u. Dspnty harsaal--RobeEt Btssn.
Supsivissrs--M.W W. Hsnkie, Samusl Gro
Eisr 'lst Hsasy Rsyrenaa.
Clerk OF the Board c. s.reryissrs-cs!d.
veil Wright.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

WIN. Kriasr l, aIting a, hi, s:,r, With
ns~ srscsriss and miners supplies. Anona
h, fs,,a. ship q en.s os goods rscsirsd BY
him ws noticed full line Of hardware in.
slsdin2 sn kinds Of miners hammers, car.
psntsI's toals, &c.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
STATIONS
iSlsr
Bousp.

Throash tickets to all the principal cities
| east n,a yves, on sale al tire following sta.
| lisas. Albuquerque, iicltrook, winsiow
fiaest q, ps'eh 5pfiaRs, Kingman, Pres.
eott ard the Nsedler.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Wis T.aynr,s 10 the Indian village oi
Acnaas. 10 rafsS.
Viz wi"ssie to Forl wireats, 3 miles
Zuni Is miles.
Wis NnnurIIts 70 Fort D.sants NAV.
sio sgeaey), % miles: Canon do Chelie. ca
niles; Ks.ns Canon. % miles.
Via Hoibrpolf, tri.weekly stages TO st
Johns, s3 mites; Fort Apache, % miles;
spriapcrviiIe. ~ miles: Show low. 80 u lies;
Tsylorville, IS miles; aoqui Indian village
tno r.sular tt,Ige). % miles.
Via WIuslew 10 Brigham City and sua.
vet.
viz Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott
and whipp'e Barracks, "A miles; daily stag
- from Prescott to Pbsniz. and tri.weekly
stages 10 F"ri VERDI.
Via Fsarh Springs TO the GsanS
Canon OF thr ColsIssie. Is miles.
Via Kisgsnan, daily stages 10 Stoegton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, &c miles; Ger.
be. II n,ilos.
Via Su~ca 70 Signal, 40 miles.
y:aScrdles, steamer ~ Yura, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohavs, Mohavs City.
gardyriile, Arizona; and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada. g..
w. e. DenHison.
General Passenger Agent.
r. ". Saith. Geu'I Sap;.
Aibrqaorqus, y. ~.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
TIE COUNTY COURT.
I1isstss sf Its PssesedIags

Cssrt met Aoad.y, Jsss II. 1885. as 2
s'slosk ?. ~. Hps. J. n. Marpsy prs.idiAr.
AiSs,ss Of ths tern Of Nay 2sss read
aud syprsv~t.
Territory u arizoss
". ". DsAr.sahossY.
infarnstioa for psrjary. The following
jury we're i'm mpanIeisd and ssorn TO try tho
s.ss, viz: A. r. Cof.r, s"hu T. Davis, Jas.
Rosboro1sh, y. ". Grant, John Styles,
James Dand,a, Rjbsrt Z. Kayser, John
XrsiHos, y. VI. Kay.sr. Gssrge pousherty,
Y. G. Sherman, Chsries Ziemer.
Adjourned 10 10 .. M. June 18th.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
NOTICE.
ResIesnptlon er Co~utv Warrant,

Orrrcs oy THy THKAsuREal
OIL MouLyE CcUsry,
.AREzosA.
Mineral Park. June IL, 1884.
All outstanding variants will be pai
up m PRESENT ,si,n, ~ to ami including No
1909. ifao. p.essn cd IN ten daya, inter
est thsrson Will cease. .
DAsrrt SNrTn,
.I County Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
7soessdinss oi the 4oasl d 81
ysTvisers.

Board sst May 10. 1885: present. Nsssrs.
Ksnkis and Raymond and the Cisrk.
Rssoiv-i. That tie Chsirssn Ct ths Board
sf Sopsrvis"rs Is hsrsby authorized 10 sign
Aohavs Redemption Fund Bonds and 70 bs
s,unt.nignsd BY she Funding Commission.
Adjourned to tbs s.il Of Chsirman.
M. W. HAWKS. Chairman.
Attest: Caldwell Wright, Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Bosrd nst My -, 1885; present. Msssrs.
II 'ntis and u yin .ni az! tho Clerk.
The rsia,nstion oi l.. J. L,sssil ~ Jastiss
Of the Ps'ca II kinsm,n Prscin;t WAS re-
osivsd md aossptsd.
Up.i rs.dins the petition of the eitixsas
OF Kingm n P,scinut. Frank Y. Watkins was
sppiatsd Jnfties VI the Psass for said
precinct, up,n avi,p satisfactory bono.
OrdsrsI that the Sheriff rent the store o.
John Barry. ss iury rasm, a. eI5 per
nouth. Adjournsd b, call Of Chairman.
u. W. HxsxLy. Chairman.
Attest: cs.dwoi Wright. Cis.k.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

DR.. Lieblg
Dispc.sary, Cor
Geary arsl Masses
hts. Ban Francis.
80, (ao.
The College fBs.itc.-
tor The cure of all
spesisi complicated 4
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Trains nqs TIE Atlsns'c .nd Psoife Rail.
read are rns, On MoaHtain or standard Tinss
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

ErT,r-fsyxD yop IIrr SCIENTIFIC Avn Sr ~,
Graz - CrEoHIc, NEhyots Gsp
SPECIAL p.sRlAxG
The Monitor., 1885-01-02
FEW THINGS TO BE RfnEnBERED.

Notes or drafts are not money. They
do not pay debts. though they may be
evidence Of terms Of settlement. All notes
drafts checks or pension drafts. whether
made by firm, individual or government.
and whether payable TO order or--to bear
er. should be endorsed each time such pa
per is passed in payment or settlement. If
the payer is good, there is no liability: if
irregular. there Is need of evidence by which
to trace. and that the right person may be
made responsible. Many persons seem to
think draft made by the government. such
as pension drafts. postal money Orders, etc.
do not need endorsements. In each and
every case endorsements are proper and
should be insisted upon.
Checks drawn for specific amount and
with exchange" added. often cost a col
lection fee besides the exchange. Mer-
chants can avoid that by buying exchange
and sending to the place where the debt to
be paid is due 1t is due there not in your
office If lost in transit. it is the loss of
the sender as between him and the party
TO whom it is due. If goods are sent upon
an order and consigned to the buyer the
buyer is responsible to the seller Loss
by transporting company will not alter the
terms of sale or time of maturity of the
debt Having been delivered to a common
carrier, such carrier is the agent of the
buyer. The seller is not responsible.
When You buy bill on any given time
You agree to pay it in that time, and failing
to so pay you fail to keep your promise
When an order is given for goods and no
terms named. the terms Of the seller are ac-
cepted and the agreement is as binding,
both in law and in honor. as though the
terms were specified and subscribed to.
If neither buyer nor seller has terms
and none are mentioned custom would
have To govern the case.
We are sensible that the obligations of
a contract are not sufficiently considered.
Tie one honest and honorable thing to
do is to keep both the letter and spirit Of
your contracts Grocers' Criterion.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02
T HE MON | T OR /.
now CONDEMNED MILK Is MADE.

When the milk is brought to tile factory
il is carefully strained. placed in cans or
nails. which are put into a tank of water
kept hot by steam coils. When hot it j.
transferred to larger. steam-heaFed- open
vessels. and quickly brought to boil.
This preliminary heating and boiling
has for its objects the expulsion Of the gases
OF milk. which " would cause it To foam in
the vacuum pan. and also to add 10 the
keeping quality of the milk by destroying
the m )ald = gsrn,. 4 second straining fol-
lows after which tie milk is transferred
to a vacuum pan. where, at temperature
below 100 degrees Fshr.. it boiis and Is
rapidly concentrated TO any degree desired
The vacuum pan employed IS close veS-
seI Of copper. egg shaped. about SIX feet in
diameter. Il Is heated by steam coils with
in and by steam Jacket without, closing
tile lower portion. In one side Of the dome
is a small window through which the gas
illumines the interior. while on the opposite
side Is an eye-glass. through which the con-
dition ofthe contents Is observed. The pan
is also provided with vacuum glage and
test sticks.
Much Of the milk used in the cities is
simply concentrated, without any addition
of sugar. The process of concentration is
continued III the vacuum pan until one gal
lon Of milk has been reduced 10 a little less
than quart. Condensed milk intended
to be preserved for any length of time has an
addition Of pure cane sugar made to il dur
ing the boiling, and is usually put up in
sealed cans This sugared or preserved
milk, when properly prepared will keep
for many years.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02
ONERALLS AND JUMP
ERS.

We have on hand, BY act
ual count over 1900 pairs
of Mems and Boys Duck
Overalls and $50 Jumpers.
We sell these goods in all
parts Of this and nearby
counties. We make them
in our own work rooms, and
warrant them never to rip.
See our Boys Duck Sack
Coats. at s. cents. They
are just the thing for hard
knocks.
Z r Ht-,fp.4prvs & c.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02
CASH OF RUN DECLINED.
Cleveland will not Take Five Gallons
Gold hO0ped in n Plush Lined Case.

Mr. o. j. Coughlan, a prominent local
Democratic politician Of Binghamton. y.
y. recently conceived the idea Of sending
the President-electa goId-hooped five gallon
casl1 of rum, having gold faucet. bearing
the following inscription in ornamental
letters ON its head: ''Coughlan's r. r. r.
did it; copyrighted distillation of go
The elegant cask was shipped to the ex-
Governor inclosed in walnut case, plush
lined Mr.. Coughlan sent at the same time
the following letter:
"HoSoRED SIR: I learn through the
press that you deem it advisable to decline
accepting any presents that may be offered
under the incentive of political enthusiasm.
and as the spirit of such donations is liable
to be rendered conspicuous chiefly by its
'suggestiyeness' the wisdom of your course
cannot be too highly recommended. In
spite. however. of such a resolution trust
that you may be prevailed upon to accept
the accompanying package, not as pres
ent. but as memento of the part that it
is believed to have nnconsciously played in
the grand political drama upon which the
curtain has but recently descended.
As the humblest component Of that al
literative triplet Ia which your political
opponents accord the credit for the ava
lanche Of disaster and defeat that has
lately overwhelmed them, ! venture to
hope that it may be deemed a not mn
worthy souvenir As such | offer it. and
as its perislable contents eyaporate under
the warming sunshine of social smiles. its
doner viii feel that he is the party most
highly honored i'll the transaction.
.a.yt ,,-.,- -e4,,,,,,d L.. IL. G,,-,r,,,.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS.


The chances are that we
have more floor oil-cloths in
stock than all the other
dealers in town combined.
Come and see. We have
all widths and qualities, from
one yard to two yards wide,
at prices from so cents up
ward.
Z. B. 1UMPHREYs & Co.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02

1t is reported that specimens of rock and
earth assaying 81, 600 in gold to the ton
have been found on several farms in Cler-
mont county. Ohio.
The Monitor., 1885-01-02

WITH Hill ~ ; cents postage and by mail
ID lJJlUlJU you will get free package of
goods of large value, that Will
start Won in work that will at once bring you
in money faster than an Ything else inAmerica
All about the S90100O in presents with each box
Agents wanted everywhere, Of either sex, OF
all ages for all the time, or spare time only, to
work for rs at their own homes Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don't de
nv IT, HALLET Il Co. Portland. Maine. Ally
The Monitor., 1885-01-02

f. B. fiUNPHREYs & CO.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-07
What IL Mind?

no into the chemical laboratory of your
wv" NOME university. In honor of who's,
founder We are here to-day-and touch tn.
Two poles OF a galvanic battery. What is
" mat thrills through your bodies, and
perhaps burns the skin Of your fingers, or
c'en' IT the current BE- strong cnouyh
strikes you dead Oh the instant! Ga,va,.
ism. What is galvanis.n, A force. W.
and so is light force, and heat, and srav;.
tat'on. But when am told this | am ms,
as tar from knowing what any Of the forces
is as was before.
"hrn' therefore, you ask me what nv
''''o Is answer that it is force possess.
ing peculiar properties and developcd bv ;,
substance constituting par, of the ner.
'ous organism Of man and other animals
ana known to anatomists and ptvsiolopists
rs gray nerve tissue. This is similar IN n,
essential respects, SO far as its terms ~.
concerned to the definition tina, YOU wopld
give me OF any other force. OF cours. ;.
can be made more precise and EXTENSIVE
nut no enlargement would chance ~
character.-Dr. hammond.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-07
Fixed the Time and Places for Holding
District Courts as Follows:

In the Supreme Court, Territory 0
Montana; January term, 1855.
1t hereby ordered that the Distric,
Court for the First Judicial District of said
Territory, sitting to hear and determine
causes arising under the Constitution and
laws OF the United States, be held, unit,
the further order Of this Court, at Miles
City, in the county Of Custer, in said Ter
''tory, at the times appointed for holding
me Territorial District Court, in and for
said county of Custer; and that the orde,
fixing the place of holding said District
court heretofore made Be and the same :.
hereby revoked.
1t is hereby ordered that terms of N.
District Courts be held at the times and
places following until the further order
herein: ....., ~.
.'... FIRST DISTRICT.
lawson county-At Glendive, second
Monday in May and first Tuesday in De.
ccmber.
Custer county-At Miles CITY. second
Monday in February and first TUESDAY in
September.
e''owstone county-At Billings, fourth
Mo"oay In May and fourth Monday in
"
1allattn county-At Bozeman, fourth
in March and third Monday in
October.
madison cou"ty-At Virginia City ,fourt,
Monday in April and first Monday in Or.
ober.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Silver how county-At Butte CITY third
Monday in September and second Monday
n March.
oeaverhead coanty-At Dillon, second
Monday in April and second Monday IN
October.
M'ssonl:' county-At Missoula, fourth
Monday in June and second Monday i,
November.
Deer Lodge coun,y-At Deer ;od..
n.y. first Monday in May and first Mon.
lay in December.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Lewis and Clarke county-At Helen.
). Monday i" March and first Monaa, in
November. !"
1e"erson county - At Boulder. third
.o"oay i" October and first Monday IN
lay. "oay IN
"easher county-At White Su,nh,r
'Pr'ngs' first Tuesday in April and th;rd
1onday in September.
,,."s e"' 'o""ty-At Fort Benton, third
, Sss'ay i" April and first Tuesday in DC.
rs WADE. Chief Justice. {
, m;} xS cn1,tn. Associate Justice.
Hse't: 1.R. ALDEN, Clerk. >e'
ysnuary 10, lss,. b
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-07
GLE nalon Gribure.
THE PROSECUTOR.

lie might have had the finest ranch
In all the proud domain,
With trees bowed down with golden fruit
And fields Of waving grain;
He might have built palace grand,
With walls of polished stone,
With marble floors and frescocd walls,
And called them all his own;
But destiny had cast his lot
In strange and far off lands;
His feet have trod the mountain brow
And pressed the desert sands;
He's wandered where the canyons dark
Lift their walls SO high
That 'twint their submits only CLEANS
A silver thread of sky;
He's campcd in many lonely place
Where man ne'er trod before,
And on the mountain side he's made
Deep scars in search Of ore;
Hes traversed many winding gulch,
And sought their golden sand
From the icy wave Of the Yellowstone
TO the suns Rio Grande;
And he has climbed the highest peaks
Of all the Rocky range,
While the clouds have rolled beneath his
feet,
And shadows wierd and strange;
He's laid him on the ground at night
When hope Of life was slim,
While flakes Of snow have fallen fast,
And drifted over him;
He's heard the Indians war.whoop ring
Where now the farmer sows his grain,
He's heard their deadly arrows sing
Where cities dot the plain,
And from the corners of the earth
He's brought these ores to show
That the treasury of the earth lies hid
In this wild New Mexico.