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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Aucsioneera

nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucsioneera
WEEKLY SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, &C..
To TOILET AND OTHER SOAPS.
OF GOODS.
Also,
COLLECTION OF GROCERIES. ETC. FROM THE
w. L. I. CORPS LATE FAIR,
AT AUCTION,
oNTUESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-FIFrH
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
We will Sell at our salerooms, q
GENERAL COLLECTION OF GOODS 1t
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera
FESYF Exssgso BIN SAVE W5n q sAY HORSE, NISE
R Rkk1XES ~ y L .H5Iio Also fHAfos AND
E. E,71 0SLoSK 4 n. n ffons Of our Ieoms
fiHsss 81 eG sKos &ae,
PEREMPToRY s R1IIF 6 Of BRICK AND FRAME
rf On FRtp PAX AFTERNOON; NAY TWENTY.
front Of the premises, the Buildings now on square
msM
twostory Brick Houses. six rooms each:
10 Frame Houses
Sale peremp,ory.
within tsn da1ss must be tern down and removed
my 2e-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.
)oNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF THE BOOTHS, LUMBER,
TfR E IL E GsFs "a The AN y i Ia
st & rMME Z. TEs Aan MoRS1Sq NAY TWESTy
the rmory Of the " CORDS ccrn @ri 18Th sS snd
streets nSithwest. ali the LSmbeT. &C., mentioned
easily Be removed and used ior similar pSrpose.
FTHHoMAs BOWLING Aucuoneer
a a1s!Fl5kf UcHsfA And OTHER FANS 4.
s4 On THY TEHTggRspAAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY
ELEVEN Iec 1E w se G s2Se
lot lot, OF Roses and other plants in bloom and In
Terms, cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
myz4-oIs Auctioneer.
'1,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
one Hass4 kHAbq k EkAfHs sv1 d
s.xTh lssS EIhyHs sAI at ssc,sa
nUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers.
RAILROAD I ENB 6AiSEE RANK, TELEPHONE
on WEDNEsDAY. NAY STrS WENTY-s1xrH, at
OME O'CLOCK; we wen sell In auction rooms in
itan Railroad Company sock, II shares Riggs Fire
Of Republic socf sb. v shasss BANK
AS %4-<t DUNCANSON BROS. AuctA
nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers
1W0-STORY BRICK, No 919 SIXTH STREET,
BUILD1NG IN Mr. REAR EAR hN'i' "iiA FRAME
On RiDAY, MAY TWENTY EIGF ITH at eseA
FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, we will SELL in front of IN
the premises, Eill
PART OF LOTS ~ AND %. Square No. 47O,
Fronting Ii feet 9th street. and running back I22
ieet to alley improved front by two-story Brick
SIX rooms modern conveniences; and by small
frame house
This property is used for business purposes sad will
be good meHt
deposit Of SlUO ut sale.
DUNCANsoN BROS,
hy<ao0oS AuctloneerS
SALE
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CiNcINNATi, May 24.-About 900 harness
makers struck to-day tor advance In wages
They bad been working eight hours a day bus
are not satisfied with the wages received. they
demand M Increase OF froin is ~ 10 per cent
AMERICAN COUNSEL IN THE FISHERIES DIS
PUrE.-Messrs. Geo. w. Biddle, OF Phiiadel-
phia, and VIM. l.. Putnam, Of Portland, have
been retained as counsel for the l.. 3. govern
ment In the trials la Nova Scotia. arising from
the seizure Of American fishing y esseis in Cana
dian waters.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
NHANCERY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE
~ AND VALUABLE LOT, NO. $40 STREET

CHANCERY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE
~ N AMR uX q fIT LOT, NO. $50 STREET
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court ~
Of the District Of Columbia passed in cause No TIL
1850 in Equity, shall offer for sale on the ~
oF % e. 1883 AZ w NJ ,he
west half of lot twentyeight 2s in reservation ten
a2 improved BY large sommodious an. y; ~sS%ii,
and containing the modern improvements
Terms OF sa1e One third more TAT the option Of
an
months to run, at six per per snnum and to be
at six per Cent deposit Of 500 viii VIII be required q;
the Of sale tke terms Of sale be not Complied
with In seven days after sale the trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property, weeks notice IN
The Evening STAR at the risk Of the default
ing purchaser.
JAS G. PAYNE a { LETT Tr,pHst as:.
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucta my13-lOt
TINHoa E wAGoAMAN. Real Estate AuctioneeF
SALE AlE Of EVA yALE!ABLh IMPRoyED, PROPERTY.
gins ct al VS.. Tate ct al, viii sell, on MONDAY e.
1856 at HALF.PAsT FOUR O'clock, IL front Of
the premises. part Of lots Nos g. A. and g. in square
NO $40 towit: Bsginning ON ST. 3s feet 90 inches
east ieet lOl inches thence north 40 feet thence
east 10 feet thence north 20 feet thence east feet
thence south 35 feet thence west il feet gu inches
thence south 20 feet to the place Of beginning. with
the improvements two-story brick residence.
ments, with interest six per cent and twelve
months from day Of SALE or cash. at purchasers OPP
complied with within Eve days OF the property will
be resod at the purchasers cost All conveyancing al
purchaser Q cost
HOSEA q. MoULTON,
$40 St n W., Receiver.
7. E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. myl7-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TWO Two-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
Il DWELLINGS, NOS. &c AND 6S MYRTLE
STREET. BETWEEN | AND X AND NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS NORTH
EAST.
On THURSDAY, NAY TWENTY-SEV- 80
ENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the ::i4
bert's recorded subdivision of square 6z5 improyed
by two two story and basement Brick Dwellings, with
modern improvements, gas and water.
Terms; One-half CASH balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed OF
trust on premises. all cash, at purchasers option
deposit OF 500 required each house at time OF
sale. Convey ancng, &C, at purchasers cost.
my22-5t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera.
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A WoMAN SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY,
INJURED.-Ths mOrning Mrs. Mary Higham,
OF 354 NJ street southwest, with her nine-year-old
daughter Liszie, went TO visit her sister.in-law,
Mrs: Barks, living at 1889 Ala street southwest,
she being confined TO her house on account OF
sickness While ut the house Mrs. Higham at
tempted to build . fire with the use of coal oil,
when the can OF oil exploded, setting Dire 70
Mrs. Highlands dress, burning her severely. The
guished before she was badly burned. Mrs.
Higham was taken TO her home, where Drs
Hazen and Holden rendered medical aid. Her
injuries, which are very serious, viii probably
prove fatal.
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JANE LANGFoRD's WILL-Jane Langford's
will, filed with the register of wills today,
leaves TO her grandson, Robert Reyburn, the
property, 21S7 street northwest; 70 her
da1ghter-in-law and grandchildren her per-
sOnsa property. and to her son, DIR. X. Reyburn,
houses 2l33 and 2135 F street, house on 9Th
and Christian streets, Philadelphia, and house
~ ASbury Park.
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FINANCIAL AM CONMERCuA1
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 p. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported
special wire to IL. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

/ Nf1UNA6 OOW IlNU, AuCIiOneeE
LARGE PLANTS OF FINEST, OVERLOOKING
ROSES. HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, GERA-
NUNS. COLE BEDDING PLANTS PALMS,
PANDAHUS AND OTHER DECORATIVE
PLANTS CANNAS, DAHLIAS, &c, AT AUG
TON.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NAY TWENTY
Within my salesrooms, I will sell. without reserve
choice collection of Greenhouse and bedding Plants
as partly enumerated above all being from the csle
brated Nursery Of John saul. of this city.
THOMAS DOW LING,
myxl-dtS
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A JuDoMxMT RKAGgIRNHD-In the ease OF
Moses C. Green axt Norment appealed from
the Circuit Court, the General Term affirmed
the Judgment below to-day. One Chss. Brooks
died In 1e06, leaving some property here, In
cluding two houses on I'd street southwest In
settling the estate under the will these houses
were scld. Green, ~ an heir, entered suit to
recover the property on the ground that the
will could not pass real estate. Judgment was
given for plaintiff below and appealed, and, ~
stated, this judgment Is affirmed. c. Darlington
and /. Williamson appeared for plaintiff
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AUNCANSON BROS, AuctoneerS
ADM1NISTRATORS SALE OF WASHINGTON
And GEORGETOWN RAILROAD BONDS AN y
STOCK,
By virtue of order issued by the Supreme Court
OF NE District of Columbia. holding special term for
probate business. shall sell at public auction, on
WEDNEsDAY, MAY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1856 at
ONE O'CLOCK IN at the Auction Rooms of Dun
cahsOn Bros, 9th and ID SITS. NV
lUO shares OF Washington and Georgetown r. r.
Go. Stock.
10000 of Washington and Georgetown II. R Co.
Bonds
Terms cash.
H. HURT, Administrator
myo23t of Estate of Rebecca Young decd
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PoToNAc e11AMBoAf COMPANY PROPERTY
to-day Q deed from John Selden and others,
trustees. to Aoncure Robinson ct al, OF certain
sSamcx "a Co. ~ I'D W. IA Excsisis,s s va
prQperty % Vifginia, al the property OF Che
Potomac stesmshtp %, the e6nsidsraston b.
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SIX HUNDRED
STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGs
CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE
MOST POPULAR SUBJECTS OF FRENCH, GER
MAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ISSUES,
FORMING COMPLETE GAL
LE.RY OF AkT.
EXAMPLES OF THE LEADING WORKS
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS
EVERY PICTURE Is APPROPRIATELY
FRAMED IN
ORNAMENTAL FRAMES,
TO Each Special subject.
Sale Will take place at our gallery corner 10th st
and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY TWENTY
SIXTH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
aud continue EACH EVENING until all are sold.
viii be on view Tuesday and Wednesday. May 20
and Is.
ooo. WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.,
my2Iot Auctieneers.
MOO
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

II"0R SALE-LARGE AND ELEGANT HOUSE, |
with stable and side lots north of Capitol Grounds,
on long time. go list ne. Inquire premises nl216tH
IGOR SALE-A FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELL
i iEg on l. ST., between 14th and Vermont ave; villa
pay b per cent net on price asked.
]. +. OLMSTEAD,
myl16t 14l6 New York ave-
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G " MEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
s s.es armory OF the Corps corner 10th and
ABOVE The booths and scenery are portable and can
easily pc removed and used for similar pnrrose
my24-2t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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TNHOMAS BOWLING Auctoneer,

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES. PETER
AUCTION. ~ ~ 80
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
Sen ~ II, 1856, within my saeArooms, COM
IMENtxtNG at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. l will sell large
pots 49,
Terms, cash. THOMAS DOwITNc
my24-dts Anctionoer
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SENIOR DON CAsIMIRo CoRRAI. the Bolivian
minister. was to-day presented to the President
by the Secretary OF State.
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A UNIouH HEoUEsT.-Ths oounm1aiouee a
patants hes received the following upiQua -.
quest from man - peaaWooA, pak0eas 10
the Commissioner Of PA4ent When ever Qouvieut
appoint me Hovoner Of Warrington Torftoey.
w DO - Oomtniouer Of Patient"
vI1sr. Isuu7. & @. AxLzA. lasA infantry.
has bssa ecdacea - Hxs Nasiea. - Augustins.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPREDATORS.-Chief Post Odico
Inspector West to-day received Information OF
the arrest OF VIM. Alexander, night distribute
ing clerk in the Louisville post Office and OF
VIM. Hunter, at Elizabethtown, KY, both for
robbing the mails,
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nor SALE-FORTY ACRES OF LAND, STU
ated within four miles of Orlando the county seat
Of Orange county, Fla Price $25 per acre. Applyto
Capt. JNO JACKSON, $50 E st, NV, my2a-3tS
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NEAL ESTATE oALkS.-CIdI9 % WHIker nAs
sold TO Geo. +. Graham, for $500, a lot 25.7
feet front, and containing 900 square feet on
the west side Of Vermont avenue, between X
Dole and l.. ID. Stevens, executors of James
McQuesten, have sold 70 Ella 4. Hubby, for
$11 500, three pieces OF property fronting 23.9;
23.11 n and - Ia feet each on the south side oil
Pennsylvania avenae, between 9th and 10th
streets. and extending through TO Z streets.
Mary V. Bonnell has sold to VIM. II. Gunuison,
tor $3, 6OO, lot S5x1OO, on the north side oi
K street, between 18th and 10Th streets. John
s. Blair has sold to Helen l.. and Caroline
Henry, for $4,000, q house fronting % feet on
the north side of NJ Sue between 18th and
10th streets. VIM. d. Peachy has sold to John
side OF Connecticut avenue, between L and NJ
streets.
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NOR SALh~
It az
w.

ENoH SALh-
II az NV
go y. J. ave. lAs-s2o.t00 1916 and 1878 y. Y
419 J. ave, llr---4.5uO 40 600
S.eo to 353 81 Sr4 UoO 100 10 l7i0 Riggs "a 300
2l6 222 l3th ST and l22lO 10 2234 Boun. LII, 800
ny ave 700 2eeS To lo43 Boun- Is TOO
6l5 Ith st. In ST2,6tO III 10 2229 10th ID 600
2l3 lOth st In, lOf = 800 10 d. alley, bet VI
ol2 st. fh.. or..---~2OOo n 18th and 18th. 5000
eUS 81 81. Or 1000 y lS 2l2o or S
Hll3e 10 l5l Il 23t.. 5000
The above 10 only q small portion OF property ON my
books For fall lsf call a; Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10Th lmy2li IHoS. + ~AGGAMAN.
nor SALE CHEAP ONE-HALF OF AIRY
IT Castle Park, Mt Pleasant ll-roon house and large
pavilion, beautiful natural scenery springs of water
only Sil, 90; easy terms j. X HEREFORD l4231a
Est my2Olws
LNOK sALE-Is29 AND 1881 VI ST y. w. BE
u tween Connecticut ave. aud 10Th ST.: each has IL
oonls, CoDeTee,. cellar; large yard alley: cabinet
nAnielz. EleIy iRts.sed and With every modern
yenience; location Elost desirable. W. Z. DCYALL,
2S5 St myll-2w
IrOR sALE-TW0 HOUSES ON ISf ST. - E,
IL Pa D rooms and aAtb: modern improve
nents; ~ .j,SU each
nyiA-Zw a. Il. HILL q CO.. 1888 St
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LNOR SALE-TWO OR THREE OF THOSE
~ handsome two-story pressbrick dwellings, n
Cleveland ave, between 18th and 18th and W and
boundaTy sts- NV, containing SIX rooms water gas
and sewer street Is laid in concrete blocks Excel
lent eighborhood Rent for $3.50 per Month Price
only 81 500. Il III. WARNER & CO.
my22-3t 9I6 4 ST. NV
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LSOR siALE~SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL COT
IL tases In lie Droit Park from 800 - 500 each
lot 3oxl26. These Houses and Lots are very cheap
Terms easy. JNC. 4. WAGGAMAN,
my42-lm So4-SOS ST NV.
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I.NOR Saloon ND. AVE. NE, BETWEEN
I'd and Sd sta. near she Capitol 2-story and attic
Brlck dwelling. containing 10 rooms aud bath: all
modern Improvements; southern exposure, wide
pakking opposite reservations lot 90 feet
by shout Loo. 10 alley; price $1,000.
B. III. WARNER & CO.,
my22-3s GIG
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E'oR sALE-A BARGAIN IN GOOD LOT,
- on Maasachusetts ave-, near New Jersey ave-,
DANENHoWER& son. AIS F St myl5-fm
{toR sALE-LOT ON Q ST., BET 10Th AND
Zist sta. 2Ox9s to wide paved alley will sell at a
bargain II sold at once. A. =. HILL g. CO., 1893 +
mvII-Dyy
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Tor Saloon 18TH ST. BETWEEN AND
IL X sts n W., near Iowa Circle nice threeslory
brick dwelling. containing ten rooms and bath; all
modern improvements Price, $1,000.
Il III. WARNER Il CO.,
myII3t GIG q st n
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t'oR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILD
Il ing Lots at bargains; NV. Apply to
my243t VIM. z. HOLTZMAN.l32l E At n w.
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t>oR sALE-A BARGAIN-TWO CHOICE LOTS,
- on VI ST., near New Hampshire ave, 20 by about
liza feet. J. ~ OIMSTEAD
myl96t l1I6New York ave-
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tHOR SALE-LOT-A BARGAIN ON r. l. AVE
II between 14th and 18th sts 81 % per foot
PARKER d TOWNSEND,
my1S-6t l4IS st n w.
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BROS, Auctioneerx

SALE OF THE BOOTHS, LUMBER,
SCENERY, &C., &C, USED BY THE w. l. /.
CORPS AT THEIR LATE FAIR AND BA.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

ONE THOUSAND BEDDING PLANTS PUT Up IN
TION. > ~~
., WEE LEI, MORNING, MAY TWENTY
siAld3 1855. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
IooIhs, sh4h sell the above plants. my24-2t
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been appointed fourth-class postmaster al
Felicia, Franklin county, Va; e ]. Turner, q
Galt's Mills, Amherst county; J. G. Mitchell, a
Sidon, Pittsylvania county, and David oisson,
at Simpsons, Floyd county.
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BY w. O DENISON,
Real Estate Agent
A.s.S r. - m w

E'oR sAI.E-SOME OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
II Corner Lots la all parts OF Columbia Heights at
positive SIP e culatiye prices
apZolm PARKER Il TOwNSEND 11l2 T. =
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I>OR SALE-SOME EXCELLENT LOIS ON
Il Meridian Hill and Mount Pleasant located in
rapidly improving sections. Price per square foot
2Oc T. ii. WARNER & CO.,
my2Z-ot Sl6 r u. W,
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EHoR SALE-FINE PLOT OF GROUND. WITHIN
- four squares OF Capitol. 29Oxl5O: fronting on
three streets good tor speculation Improvement:
cheap to quick buyer. Also Lots ISx7O at 35c
per square loot TYLER t. RUTHERFORD,
myZUtt~ l,16 r 81 w
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LNORSALE-SOMEE EXCELLENT NEW HOUSES
In lie Droit Park on Larch ST. spruce two
story bricks six rooms and bath, bay window and
piazza- All modern ipprov enaents. Price, $500.
ny223t b. ID. WARMER & CO, 9I6 + st, H. w,
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-10-30

GUMMONS.-In the District Court Of the First
y Judicial district, Of the Territory of Montana,
in and for the county of Galiatin.
William P. Burton, plaintih, vs.. RhOda e. Bur
ton. defendant. Action brought in the District
Court the First Judicial District of the Territory
Of Montana, in and for the said county of Gala
tin and the COMPLAINT filed in said county OF Gal
latin. in the office of the Clerk of said District
Court, The People of the Territory Of Montana
send greeting to the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
tin. IN the District Court of the First Judicial
District Of the Territory of Montana, in and for
said County Of Gallatin, and to answer the COM
plaint filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF
the day of service) after the service on you OF
this snmmOns-if served within this county: or
If served out Of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken against
Won according to the prayer OF said complaint.
THE said action is brought to dissolve the bonds
~ m atrimony heretofore existing between plain
TN and defendant, on the grounds OF desertion
and abandonment and such other general relief
saem at and for costs Of suit as will more fully
ernear nv reference to the complaint on file here
IN And Won are hereby notified that If you TAI
! 70 apnear and answer said complaint as above
reGiired the said plaintin VIII take Judgment ~
nrayed for in said complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal OF the
District Court Of the First judicial Dis
, SEAL trict of the Territory of Montana. in ant
for the County of Gallatin, this gath da,
| of Ssntember, in the year OF our Lord, one thou
90 oanI aioht hundred and eighty elk.
sand eis"' r. d. NORTON, Clerk.
I Hrsn. s Jor, Attorneys for Plaintiff IS
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Voting Precincts and Judges.

The following precincts have been es.
tablished and the judges appointed by the
commissioners recently in session:
/. Bozcman, E., Martin Hocker's-J
F. Speith, A. B. Carow, Peter Koch.
2. Bozeman, w., Court House-Jno
Bessercr, Chas Cobb, Geo. Nichols.
3. Salcsville, school housc-H. p. Raj.
ley, Peter LeBean, Chas. Sales.
4. Monforton, school house-Henry
Monforton, W. c. Newton, ]. B. Stewart
5. E. Gallatin, school house--M. w
Pennell, A. T. Hamilton, Henry Davis.
6. w. Gallatin, old store = Dwight
Stone, Chas. Anceny, John G. Lewis.
7. Willow Creek, lower school house
Geo. L. Duke, H. H. Sappington, W. B
Tlnsley.
8. Fridley, postoffice-W. H. Lee, Fred
Bother, A. J. Daily.
8. Livingston, Duncan's-H. T. Ceper
ley, j. H. Elder, D. P. VanHornc.
10. Sweet Grass, Bramble's-W. A
Hanson, w. Hansord, P. NJ. Wheaton.
II. Gardiner, school house T. Wer
necke, ]. G. Nc Cartney, Geo. Reese.
1o. Flathead, school house,. H. Gal
lop, A. F. Grail, E. Morse.
13. Cooke, postofice-A. 7. French, J
H. Pearse, Chas. Tappan.
IA. Big Timber, postofice-Fred Mer
rill, X. B. Dunham, W. R. Bramble.
IS. Hillsdale, Morse's store-C. w.
Sanford, E. O. Pennell, C. G. Collins.
16. Hunters, postotfice e-J. w. Alton
VIM. Officer, c. B. Mendenhall,
II. Melville, postoffice Geo. w. Cooke
P. H. Peterson, Henry Ellingson.
18. Timbcrline, store-J. s. Axtell
Robt. Mckee, NJ. E. Purcell.
10. Chico, Connells-Geo. J. Batchel
dor, Chas. r. Glidden, Alex Campbell.
20. Shields River, Myers ranch-Bel
Myers, Walter Ayrault, o. P. Dabney.
21. Richland. Geo. en's-Geo. Allen
J. P. Lilly, M. s. Ballinger.
%. Thre Forks, hotel-A. W. Pau
julius Horst, Chas. Callaghan.
80. Gallatin City, i.otelIF. j. Dunbar
John Stovenour, D. /. Brenneman.
"a. Upper Boulder, McLeod's ranch
G. w. Baker, W. F. Mcleod, A. E. Nc
Knight.
| Is. Moreland. Potter's hall-M. [
Lcadbeter, E. A. Barton, w. D. Flower
i 26 Mission, Hildige'@A. B. Hick
NJ. T. Bevans, James Beattie.
81. Cascade, Old Forney ranch-S. r
Forney, Thos. Carter, D. r. Shorthill.
90. Connell, Connell's-Platt Potte
, White Caldwell, NJ. Connell.
20. Red Lodge, postofice-E. L. Bel
ton, ]. F. Harry, ]. r. Dilworth.
80. Nye Gty,--J.V. Y. Ny
3 Jno. K. Davis, Jonas Hedges.
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Qualifications of Voters.

All male citizens of the United States
above the age of 81 years, and all male
persons of the same age who shallihave
declared their intentions of becoming
citizens, who have resided in the terri
tory six months, and in the county
where they may offer to vote, thirty days
next preceding the day OF election.
shall be deemed electors OF the terri
tory and are entitled to vote for delegate
to congress and for district, county and
! precinct officers. Sec. SIS, 18th Session
Laws. page 68.
It shall be lawful for any elector to
vote for delegate to congress, at any
voting precinct, when such elector is q
citizen of the United States, or has de-
clared his intention to become such,
and who has resided in the territory
six months next preceding the day Of
election.