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whereupon Abrama pointed to the young
gentleman who saw the theft, and said
that the latter had observed the act. At
this the sneak thief rushed to the sidewalk
and. without any warning. struck the
young gentleman . blow on the face. He
then into the saloon next door, and
passed out the back way. A moment after
ward he appeared. and, taking the pistol
from his pocket, returned it to the pawn
shop. The barkeeper in the saloon search.
ed the th'efand found q pair of socks con-
cealed upon his person. The thief then
made his escape out the back way of the
saloon. Chief Cody was made acquainted
with the circumstances. and succeeded in
'%captdring the culprit in an alley south Of
Park street, placed him under arrest,
and lodged him in the county jail.
Mr.. Abrams declares that yesterday he
missed q bunch OF silk handkerchiefs that
we're hung outside his store, and sus poets
the same young fellow Of this theft.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
A YOUNG SNEAK THIEF.
He Gets Belligerent on Being Discov'
ored In the Act.

About 1890 o'clock last night Ch'ei Of
Police Cody arrested q young fellow VINO
ooes by the name of''George' who ior some
time past has been hanging around the we'll
Known a racket" THAT is, throwing
r;ngs at q stand containing canes, the per.
son throwing a ring around q cane oelne
untitled to it's possessionl: me cane
stand was placed on East fark ssl q NJ u
reetly in front IN th o. be eas mps a.this Gop a % yo %as
.,ant,e.aan standing in front Of the pawn
Een.,e = a Young man enter the store,
s snS Sh;le apparently examining the goods
s1hibited in the window, pick up Q pisto
sa coneeal it up his sleeve. The young
sa n Immediately ;aetided Mr.
ghsam the o OF the proprietress Of tn,
STORE Aen Who approached the taisi and as ss:s
the return Of the pistol. The yours t9,s
Ssnied having the wsapon IN h's possess'o'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
Sold.

When one reads the amount that a
been wagered on the late races in Butte nc
would not suppose that we were q oanA,
rupt community, or at least that we wers
not such before the advent OF the races anu
thecircus. The sums invested IN poo's
were as follows: :.
Race 15, which was declared OIL, helu ~
ITS Golfers a bout 81, 1000 in cash. IaSse
No, 6 and - we have no record, but the
surns bel were small. The grand total OF
$42, 651 must have made many happy n
perhaps as many unhappy. Quien sabe?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
The Meaderyille Delegation.

In the list of delegates to the Counts
Convention which appeared in yesterda,s
MINER, the names OF the Meadervllle dei
gates were inadvertently omitted. IheS
are as follows: Michael Rooney, .: a
n N'Son, John T. Avoy, Thomas Fox, Jon
HNarroll, Michael Rooney, chairman. NC
alternates were elected.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
Police Court.

The following Sabbath breakers were ar
rested yesterday; .,;,, IN the side
walk. ,,L and disorderly,
using vulgar and proIane hv the name OF
; Fl! e.. { female saa who who f sss'a ss on On ds's1s
street. .r-oated Yesterday
Josspn ,or carrying a concealed sa apo :
morning .hed hail in the sum OF 80 1or
h's appe cronsu is out on bonds for assault
inc and striking Harry Wig ms . a,.er Tor
d. ws ior being drunk. Walter Is 'a"'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
Hadn't Time to StifEen.

-. A story of Miss Mary Anderson reaches
~. While she wal rehearsing the part o.
Inlet an eminent physician, an intimate
friend, wa present. The performances de
l;oLted him till toward the conclusion o
the play, when his %cogntenancc wore q
troubled expression. When it was Owe
he vent up to the actress. "Mydearyounl
lady," he said, "you are wrong in n 9
your effects. Don't you know that :
corpse doesn't stiffsn for at least six hour,
after death? my dear DOCTOR" Responded
Mary, slowly, speaking in deep. rich tones
and adopting q strong American twane
sdo you think I'm going to keep my au
dience waiting for elk hours while sti1en
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
A Minister Finds Out . New Meanin
of . Miracle.

"A M10lSH8x G10UO OOt y N0W ~A00AAAB
of . Miracle.
Little Johnnie Jordan was a passenger
on a suburban train yesterday. Beside
him sat q tall, solemn-lookins man with
side whiskers. In front were Johnny's pa
and ma, and behind him his Aunt Hetty:
The whole party lind been to church and
the man sitting beside Johnny was the
minister. going out to speud the afternoon
with the Jordans.
"Ny little man." said the minister to
Johnny, did you pay close attention to
the Sermon
.Yessir."
"Do you remember that I said something
/ about miracles?"
Yessir."
"Well. Johnny, do you know what a mir
] acle is?"
"Yessir."
"Tell me, please" :,
"Well, ali 1 know about it is ma sht
| said this morning that it would be 9 mir
| acle if We could 60 to church once without
haviu' the minister saggin' home with us te
dinner. So l guess this haint no mir
tJ ohnny Jordan" (from the front seat
win YOU come here this minute?'
"Yes'm.'-Chicago Herald.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
A DISTINGUISHED Arrival.

M. b. Haines and wife, Of Maryland, ar
rived in this city yesterday. Mr.. Haines IL
the President Of the First National Bank
of Rising Sun, MARYLAND, and is rePuted to
b. worth two million dollars. He comes
here with a view Of purchasing property,
While in Butte Mr.. Haines will be the guest
of his brother.in-law T. w. Rittenhouse 0!
the Bonner Mercantile Co.
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mo pear old Garden Gate.

II remember vel" said Bagley in q rem.
iuiscent way, 'the old gate where We did
most of our counting. The dear old gate
$50 it was" said Mrs. bagleey musingly'
II know dear papa said it cost him $50 to
have the hinges and other parts repaired
that Summer.-Phladelphi Call.
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Perfectly Incorrigible.

my dear, it's going to rain again"
"What makes you think SO, MI. Dusen'
berry," -,
because my bunions ache"
"For shame, Mr.. Dusenberry! You are at
the table!
"Humph! So are my bunions."
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Of cour.e He Denies 1t.

One of the most absent-minded men il
Washington is Senator Blank. and some
oueer stories are told of his eccentricitief
in that respect. The latest one is that NJ
was called to New York not long ago anc
his wife was to accompany him. He g"1
away in good shape and after he was gone
a memorandum to this effect vas found OF
his desk:
Things to take along: One pair socks
one shirt, two collars ont pair cuffs, on
wife,"
The Senator denies it, but the boys hav'
it in black and white.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
A DOleful Dancer.

How is this. son-in-law;y you went to the
oa'i last night and here il is scarcely two
months sine you lost vour WIFI"
I acknowledge it. belle mama. but then.
you know, l dance so 9 adly."-Frsnci
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

Mn. B.-Do you have and periodicals. ct
your houee, Mrs. CT
Mrs. C-Gracious, no! c. knows well
enough to get out Of town when he wants
+ hin periodicah.-LpweU Citizen.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
Tho Landlady Swo0ned.

"Please pass the Scandinavian batter
ssid the grocer's clerk to the hardwarsman
at u boarding house.
pass the which,"
1.-The Scandinavian butter--Ole Oma1ga'
rine, you know"
The landlady tainted.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST


The following letters remained uncalled for in
the posto1ice at Butte, for the week ending
August 16, 1886, and unless called for within
thirty days they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. @Please saY advertised"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
THIRD HEAT.

Tarantalus was held back on the heat be-
fore to let Fred w. win it. In difference to
this opinionlo loudly expressed, the judges put
Ed. Comfy behind Tarantalus, who drove
him to the end Of the race. The horses
were readily sent off, Tarantalus taking
the lead and coming under the wire q good
length ahead of Fred W., Chicago showing
a good third. Time, 2.46K.
This heat vas a disappointment to the
hackers Of Fred w. They thought he
would get away with it in good shape and he
probably would have got his nose ahead
if he had not broken just before reaching
the score.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
Fred w., Daniel B., and Ida Glenn
Wfn-Dr. Carver's Exhibi.
ti0n Of Workmanship.

The beautiful weather and great attrac-
lions at the rate track yesterday brought
out Il large attendance at the course. The
announcement that Pr. Carver would give
an exhibition Of his Workmanship, Of
course. accounted for the presence Of many
who deliQhfed in tho arf
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
TH3,E DAILY MINER.

Issued Every day in the Year.
Issued Every day in the Year.
Issued Every day in the Year.
Issued Every day in the Year.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Yesterday opened the hunting seaso,

Yesterday opened the hunting season.
The race meetings the past week were a
decided success.
1t is rumored that there are four aspi-
rants for the ~shrievalty In the coming cleo.
ton.
The law prohibiting minors from VISITING
saloons and gambling houses should be en-
forced.
The Hibernians had a gala time yester.
day afternoon aud evening at Columbia
Gardens.
It is rumorcd that several of the fair sex
have filled their purses by betting on the
right horses.
Several of the racing men who came to
Butte to attend the races will return to
their homes to-day.
Prospective candidates for county offices
ar busily engaged in buttonholing the re.
Gently elected delegates.
James Purcell, a young and promising
typo. arrived here last Saturday from
Eureka, Nevada. on a visit to his parents.
Many Of those who had dollars and ha
dollars perforated yesterday by DR.. Car.
ver's bullets have been offered IS for the
souvenirs.
Mrs. J. H. Lynch. accompanied by her
sister Miss F. w. Lacki-, lett la-t evening
for Penn roke, Ontario, called thitber by
The sudden death If their father.
Mr.. C. J. Walsh has been appointed
County Attorney, IT, succeed Mr.. Scallon.
resigned. MIR. Walsh viii occupy the office
for the remainder Of the %un.xpired term.
DR.. Carver. and Mr.. A. e. Richards. the
latter w. W. Coles press agent, left for
Mss ,nla last evening where Coles great
aggregation OF wonders will spread it, tent
Tonight.
Th- delegates elected to the County Con-
vention are men of intelligence and merit,
AID will undoubtedly nominate men who
"ill b. an honor to the offices to which
they aspire.
Yesterday being the first day of the open
game s,ason, a number OF Butte sports
men awaited themselves of the opportunity
offered to slaughter the feathered tribe, and
many big bags Of game are reported.
Those who attended the race track yes.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
ALIAS SIM MONS.

T. Justice Court Lion Township overhead
/ County. Mon,anl Territory. before George +.
rarhcl, J. i.
II. Il. Avery. plaintiff. ". =. :. nl:rcn, dc.
icn.l:sn,.
I he people, 1T the Territory nt Montana, send
greeting to l.. :. O'iricn. defendant:
Nu., are hereby required to appear action
brought against iir the above named plaintiff
in the Justice Court of Lion Township, County
of Nc.lvcy!lclu. Territory Of Montana, and to an
swer the complain, ,'lcd therein within ten days
exclusive Of the day of service, after the service
ON you othis summons. if served within this coun.
tv. ii served out of this county hut in this district
within twenty DAYS. otherwise within forty days.
or judgement by default will c taken against YOU,
according tn the prayer OF said complaint.
This action is brought to recover Of YOU athc sun,
of thirty nine $50 dollars on stated account be-
tween von and above named plaintiff and legal m
tcrcst thereon from the time of said statement.
And hereby notified that it von fail I" ap'
pear and answer said complaint above required.
the said plaintiff will recover judgement agans
Won Ivy default FOR the sum u! thirty nine $500
dollars and interest and cost ct salt.
Given under my hand Thu, 10Th day Of February,
\. II. 1850.
GEORGE T.. TARHEI.I.. Justice :i,',r peace.
u. u. THOMAS. att y ter plaintiff.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
ALIAS SUMMONS,

II Justice Court Lion Township. Beayereatl
Tarl,pll, J.P.
H: $. Libby. plaintiff. vs.. p. :. UBricn. de-
PENDANT.
The people of Montana send greeting /" p. $.
O'Brien, defendant.
lo4 are hereby required to appear in an nc;
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the Justice Court Of Lion Township.
County OF Beaverhead. Territory Of Montana.
and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days ,exclusive "f the day Of service!
after the service on you OF this summons II
served within this county, or il served ont Of
this county bnt in this dist rict, within twenty
days, otherwise forty days or judgement by de-
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint.
This action is brought to recover OF you the
sum Of one hundred (SlOO) dollars ON Il stated
account between you and above named plaintiff
and legal interest thereon from the time of the
said accounting.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail tn
appear and answer said complaint rs above re-
4uir"l. the said plaintiff will recover Judgement
lly default. against you for the sum nf one hun
dred tSi'M dollars and interest and costs Oi
suit.
Given under my l.an,t this 18th day "f Frbru
AIRY, A. y. issti
GEORGE T. TAREt,l.L. Justice Of the Peace
H.. u. THOMAS Atty for plaintiff.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
ALIAS SIM MONS.

tn the Justices Court of Gl.nda. lnwnsail
/ County ut ih:.vcri'r,h. Territory at Mon':'na.
II. Schm,lh,us, r.
Peter Wagner. painful. ". +. =. r''ri"n. de
trr,,,rt
The people. of the Territory I" Montana send
..r,,tiu.. tn =. =. OIsricu defendant:
Y,n :::c hereby required t" appear in IN ;.c'i"n
,,,,r,h, against YOU hv the above named plaintiff
in tn, Justice Court of Glendale, ca. Z" fcvcrhc;td,
II ,ri,.,,v ni Montana, and IT, answer the compliant
,il,. the, ,n within ten DAYS 'cNclu>iEt Z" 'hc 'a|
of service, after the service ,m at this summons,
Il; served within this county. "r it scrE.'! ont at
th;, county, Int in ,hi district W 18th y twenty days:
,thrr,yi,r within forty DAYS: ar Judgment Ivy de-
FAULT vii, w. taken against v"H H"''rhn" la The
prayer OF said complaint
'rl, said action Is brought 10 fr.''>ri '"''!' due
The r!:,nt on tn: par, OF tl', Defendant in HE
sum al twenty tour ana ~ !"n '.n!''rs'
\rL ,.,,r, hereby .,oti!irh .h,t il ytn' tai. to
,,,n,r ,.,,. ans vc, said CONT .nint rs 'N'>crcTnlrca.
,h ,iil ull;r,itr will tr.">rr indignant. by de.
fu, uu:.ius, ,ou Tor the sum ct i,T'nN'"'"r IN!
,,, ,;,l, .r> and the ,.~t> u! >';
,Hyrn ,,,.,. = my hand TIL, !.si Gay at ''''r'n
Der \. u. lNN: . ,,,,,,,.s,,>
I,>:vc ut The Peace al said Township
II y T,lnN>>. \,'>. !,r Plaintiff. 10 wv
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAM Orrlct. At iit'.E>> NJ. r.. Feb. -. $50
NOTICE. is hereby ::lvcn that The tnnw,h: nam
~ cd settler has filed notice 1T his intention t.
that said proof will ,c mad, icnrr (. Mead. Pr"
l,,r Judge Of Hv,vvul,-ad County, NJ. r.. Il, Dillon
Montana. OK
April ;, 1856. viz: Frank rcn.'l"t"".
Who made presumption -. :. No. T.W tor the 81
J.. of SW,; Sea y Mex OF NWi.. W. Of \E't
See. *. Up 10, :. u. !. West.
lie m.,,u.S the following witnesses t" prov: N
continuous residence ;,nn, and cultivation {" sat
land! viz: I.,,r~ H. <r>'iu. Frank Andre" :
James Mnn,.".,,r> and john rrna!nn' ali ut Rec
Roc. Montana.
:. ". LANIllOKNE Register.
w. = BARRON x. ATTY.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
{ To b. continued.
Not symptoms Int the Disease.

1t would seem to bc IL truth appreci;.ble
y all, and especially hv professors ot The
ealing art, that to remove the disease, not
- alleviate It's symptoms, should hr the
hiei aim OF medication. Net in how
'aany instances do. we see this truth adj.
tilted in theory, ignored in practice. The
JASON that llostettcr'> Stomach Btter~ is
,:rcc>stul in SD many cases. with which
sneeics previously tried were inadequate
. cope, is attributable to the fact THAI it is
medicine which reaches and removes the
Au>e> Of tn. various mala,lieS to which it
: adapted. indigestion, fever and ague,
Ever complaint, govt, rheumatism, disorder
i the bowels, urinary affections and other
''a|adic> arc NO. palliated merely, but
1o'ed out by it. II goes to the fountain
tad. 1t is really, not ncn,inallv, Il radi-
al remedy, and it cndows the system witt,
a amount oil vigor which is the best pro
s,tion against disease.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
ALIAS SUMMONS.

II j~,i.. court. Lion I"N'~'ll'' f'',!h ~; -
! M",t,'n Territory '"'orr '''"':' T.. ''''''''
~ II. and ". =. Hnihi,,~ ri:inl;:'>. y =. :.
RE ,.,ul.. ct NE Tr:r,or, "i N"'':a''' end
,,rr.,;,r, II, T. :. ORR. II. ''t''h,'h
Yo, are hereby require! :" .i'" ar u, a., '''.'
rn,,ht a..,inS, ,.u hv i!u s,rr ':r'rd plaintiffs
in the justice Court {" !i"n T.N">''p' .'".ntv 6"
the complain, ''. therein With" IT., IL" x v ,r<
~ 49,; s,,,u,uns il served within this count. az
Il served " This count va, IN ,'' ,,, ,,'.r' xs
;,I.n.n, biz .,cfau!, will w taken :::a'"st v'"'
| ari,or,l;ny e. the PRAYER ri said compliant.
Th, lid action is Thought 10 recover the >!''a ~
,;,,v 20. dollars and in.rr.. 81" y"r "r'''S~''f'
| "n,c dated Ang. 18th. :SSs:
IVY ,,r nm. hereby mtcs! ti,a'i vow tan I" 'p,
w.ar and answer >: complaint a> a'n,r 'cln;r''!
lie sail plaintiffs viii r'r''rF ,, !'g c' ','';SS and
! interest and .''>'-o S",' =, ,. -, I..,,,,,r,
Given under NY hand fh~ '"'" Gay '' ''''"'''H'
| .\.'. ''>' GEORGE f.. T\R!E!.i..
! Hustle, OF ti,r Peace.
| NJ r,.,u>>. AZ, 81: l'i.in'::F> '"N
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
NOTICE or FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. T.. fth. u. $50,
NOTICE is hereby given thai the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice Of his intention TO
make final proof in support "t his claim and that
said proof will IN made before L. Mead. Probate
Judge OF Ecavcrhcad County, at Dillon NJ. L.. on
Marcel, 20, 1 $751; viz: Thomas T.. Porch.
w, SWA Section Is. ZIP. $. Row.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove MS
continuous residence upon. ard cultivation ' sal"
land, VIZ: Thomas ScwAv. William limerick,
I'nilip Po,nlcxtcr. and Samuel .\Shhlu.h. all ut
Dillon. Montana.
=. W. L.\GiiOR\i:. Rc.i lister.
MS. HARBOUR. ATTORNEY. I'd
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
SOTiCC Oy FINAL ENTRY.

l>-ntDrtl..l .r il,i.t>. NJ. r.. Irh. -. I>>.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Toll ""i'n" ''""
~ e, settler has filed motto. Ut his nt'nti'n to
mike :rl proof IN support ct his cn', an, that
>u. prot viii be made c!orc judge District
tunrl 81 TIE al Judicial, District, in and for Be-;
vcri,r:L I.,,n,r. or in his ahs.nrc. the tic'h "'
-: Court. at Dillon. ~. T., on Monday.
March ::.. 1896. viz: David Evans.
>>,..ur.,,. ,ir-cgrl declaration n" W,. t''r tn,
w, al : " -. w II OF \ W ~ and 1T 1.
Section T,,; \. H.uN.
II. ,,a,c~ III. :uiinWin. WITNESSES I" prove his
.nnnrn.s r.'.Lsnrr upon an! cultivation III! aid
!,r,! vi<: Thomas j.. lnn.>. Joseph Mr,lrn. David
K.nh ,ra,. "a Dillon. M"ntn.. and I,,l N'd''u'.
.,' M.lrn>. Montana.
nd :, W. I.AN(,llOENE. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
IL: Frank l.;l,lslOll,
NOTICE. OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Ort,rE AT ilE,.tstA. NJ T.. Ian. IS, 1850.
NOTICE: is hereby given that thu toll"win. nam
IN cd settler has filed notice Of his intention tn
make final proof in support of his claim an,, that
said proof will hc made hcio"c X. +. Wing, Dep.
utv Clerk OF District court, ut Dillon, NJ. toy
Marcel, IL. 1886. viz: william q. Blair.
who made pre- cmption dcclaratory statement No.
5b,4. tor the SWA OF SEA >er. IS, ~, OF NEA
and NW"A of NE14 Sea. -. lp.pS. Il. l., ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation ni said
Horse Prairie. Rufus Forster. Rufus Patterson, Of
Dillon. :. W. l.ANt'llOtNI.. Register.
It'd
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
1rgaI Nofirrs.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Orf,CEat !irLEN>, NJ. r.. Feb. IS, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. NAM
~ ell settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim. and that
said proof will I've made hrtorr Unn. VIM. J. Gal
hra,h, Judge nf District Court IN his absence
before RoH,. +. Wing. Deputy Clerk " said r"urt
at Dillon, Montana. on
April 10th, 1886, viz: Frank Ll,,sO,,.
WHO made homestead application No. ."l.. tor
the .vEii SWA, Sc w u. SW We 1T,
and Lot :; Section 'pTp. IS. u. W.
lie names the following witnesses t. prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o' sand
land. viz Timothy Callahan, Charles Cox, Peter
Saictn. Craig "rn, all of Dillon. Montana.
I'd =. W. l.AEGlIOltNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
NOTICE To CO-OW ~ FIR.
To John ". McIlc>.

To JUN W, Hc1V>.
iu,, are hereby notified that owners.
have in accordance with section .it, Revised
Statutes ot she United Stata>. have expended in
labor and improvements npHa The Iron Lode min
in. claim. situated in Bryant mining district He.
vcrhcad County. Montana 1rrritorv. AN amount tor
the purpose Of holding said cla ::cr"rlin.: I"
law, Tor the wear ending December II. 1859, AMI
unless sou contribute Your portion a,nohnt. ~
&,,.s,-,oo. together with interest and costs. within
ninety days af.cr the first publication ct 'h;s notice
your interest in said Iron Lode mining claim A
become the property of the Undersigned, Who have
made the rvnrn.,i,,irc provided by law in >'
eases CHARLES MCCARTHY.
WILLIAM \. SMITH,
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13
Tor Salo.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

>,r,vcd stolen rt,i lir s,,hs,r.l" Il; ARR, MT.
aut eighteen ,;nmh ago. large >.rr, mare,
whit, strip in face. ah0u, :unr old. brand
q, Oh !r!t >h"nd,r and q o,rlrd L right
shoulder. \ reward -: ~in viii l'v given tor
information THAT will lc:,, +" her recovery $50 tor
her deliver, To- me n, Ar.,nl:,.
nr4nu GEO, FRENCH,
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13

MAGNOLIA RESTAURANT.

Open night and tlav. Oysters and meals served
II, all hours Parties visiting the Pavilion will ind
the Magnolia convenient restaurant to get Il lunch
or oyster supper. MK> II i;HAy.
CU,S A. KRlS.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-13

, aSen up hH the subscriber about the is, Of last
1T looks like an OK woke. On let, shoulder. The
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