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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-05-22
NOTICE OF FOKFEITURE:-To P. W

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.--To p. w.
N Norris his heirs, legal representatives or as
signs, and to c: N: stephens or his assigns: You
are hereby notified that A. G. Hemphill, the un-
dersigned, one of the owners of the quartz lode
mining claim hereinafter described, expended the
full sum of one hundred ($1OO) dollars between
the let day Of October, 1855, and the 3lst day OF
December 1885, in labor and improvements upon
the ''Baby Mine Quartz Lode mining claim, stu
ate in the New World Mining District, in the
County of Gallatin, Territory Of Montana, as re-
quired by law, as will more fully appear by proof
recorded in the Office Of the recorder of said min
ing district, said mining claim being the same
that was located on the 18th day of April, 1882,
record of which location will be found in Book
One of mining claims, page 391, in the Office of the
Recorder of said idcounty: said expenditure having
been made by the undersigned upon said mining
claim, in compliance with section 1924 of the Re-
vised Statutes of the United States, and you are
hereby notified to pay to the undersigned your
proper share of said expenditure. If, therefore,
you fail or refuse for the period of ninety days
from the service of this notice. or for the period
of ninety days after the due publication of the
same, to contribute your proportion of such ex-
penditure as coo owners of said mining claim,
your interest therein will become the property of
the undersigned by virtue of said section 1924.
A. G. HEMPHILL.
P.O. Address, Bozeman, N T.
Dated February "a, 1886.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-05-22
NOTICE OF FORFEIrURE-Cooke, G

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.-Cooke Gal
~ latin County, Montana, February 25, 1886.
To John Stevens, co-owner, or his guardian, A.
D. Mcpherson: You are hereby notified that we
have expend I'd one hundred dollars in labor and
Improvements upon the Silver Jacket quartz lode
mining claim in the New World mining district in
the aforesaid Territory and County for the year
A. ID. 1885, will appear by certificate filed in the
Office of recorder of said district on page 213, of
Book of atidavits of annual expenditures. Said
expenditure by us was made in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of section 1924, Re
vised Statutes Of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 31st, 1885. And if within nine
ty days after the full publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as co-owner, being One-iourth
owner your interest in said claim will become
the property of the subscribers under said section
1924. NJ NJ. & ROSA G. BLACK
WILLIAM H RANDALL
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-05-22

MISS LUCY CLOES,
PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER.
satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms on Calendar ST.
Miss McClaren's building, Livingston, M. L.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The Oklahoma bill agreed upon by the house committee on territories is not the full and satisfactory measure for throwing the whole Indian terri, tory open for settlement that the pio- ueeg element of the territory has looked for. Nomlnally, it embraces in the proposed new territory the whole Indian nation, but the eastern part is practically excluded til the Indian tribes inhabiting 1t shall vol untarlly come under the new govern ment and surrender their lands for settlement. The excluded portion ls an area of about %. 1000 square miles nearly half as large as Missouri. Only the public land strip, north Gf the western part of tue nation and the Cherokee strip north of the eastern part will be thrown open to settle, ment at the first; and to this area will be added the Arapahoe, Kiowa and Cheyenne reservation as fast as these tribes can be removed to the eastern part.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
! nANcEnaEs rnaPassraaN.


 The Following from the Citizen, of May l2tb, should be regarded as q timely waruiag to settlers that the bill referred to bodes them no good
 The House bill providing for q per mauept commission to sit as an ihpes- tigatloR committee on al private land claims in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, with jurisdiction of D court of dernler resort, is a measure bristIing with danger 70 every settler who occupies land ever which hauau uleut titles arc lowering, The three commissioners are clpthed with no other powers than those enjoyed by the courts already in existence, with the exception that their decision is final. From the judgment of the courts the party who believes justice has not been accorded him, has tue benefit of an appeal and finally bis case reaches tribunal beyond the suspicion of nercenary influence. The land commission, sought to be created, IS, on the contrary, standing menace to the rights of the poor settler. The office is to be one of political favor, and partisan fidelity and political in fuence will be the measure of the qualifications of the incumbent The magnitude of the interests over which their power is absolute, will undoubt' edly subject to sore temptations, for i the parties who seek to rob the set 1 tiers of their homes through fraudu- lent or expanded claims, do not scru- pie at the exercise of any corrupt influence to accomplish the larceny, | It is asking toe much of frail human nature in these times of the deitication of gold, to stand a solid bulwark be- tween self-indulgenee in the luxury of opuieuce, and the property inter. ests of a mere handful of settlers in an obscure section of the country, par. ticularly when their dietum is made upon plausible grounds which the bhnd world will commend. We can see in the bill no feature involving the proper consideration of the welfare ot the poor settler, but it seems to have been framed in tue direct interest O the corrupting land grabber,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The trial of Maxwell for the mur- der of Chas. Arthur Preller, April 1885, m room IA Southern Hotel, St. Louis, will soon take plate, proyid. ing jury is had, 4 venire direct cd to the sherifr, on tue 7th, requiring him to summon 800 additional jurors was issued. There are but few men in, or outside of St. Louis County, who have not read of this case, and that be. ing the fact an additional panel may have to be ordered before twelve hon. est and true men can be found to sit as jurors ln the case,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

In tue Anarchist uprising in Chi cago three policemen were killed aud fifty-one wounded, One rioter was killed and twenty or thirty wounded, The Knights of Labor denouuce the Anarchists, who are not seeking re- munerative prices for labor. They do not want four dollars for a days labor; they prefer to take their chances of plumber in general overflow of law and in the horror and confusion of burning cities. LaDor creates they destroy. Labor brings life and hap piness, while they spread death and misery in their track. They are the ChirICahuas of tue East and follow the red flag of communism and destruc- ton. They are a common enemy and should so be treated At Milwaukee Governor Rus6, realizing that the Polish socialists could only be checked by stern measures, did not temporiEe long and upon their re.assemblipg they were fired at to kill. There was nc firing in the ar. The mob which carried the red flag is reported as numbering 2,oO0. One volley was sui feieutI receiving that their boastfuj courage was gone; they fled like fright, ened sheep, leaving their dead and wounded where they fell.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

In the case, on appeal, to the Su- premo Court of the United States from a Sax Francisco court, wherein it was adiudged unlawful for Chinese to car " on laundry business in a frame building, the decision has been re- yersed upon the ground that the judg- ment of tho lower court was . dis crimination against the Chinese, and a violation of the 14tk amendment of the constitution
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The refractory winds, in Kansas City, Missouri, were on a bender on the 11th inst, killing people and de. molishing houses. Sixty persons are reported dead and fifteen badly in- iured. It must be that Boreas has become the head center of the Anar. chists and is swinging round the cir ele in order to show by his destructive visits that Chicago and Milwaukee are not the only doomed cities. One span at the north end of the railroad bridge across the Missouri river was blown into the river blocking the Hannibal, St. Joseph, Rock Island, Wabash and Kansas City, St, Joe and Council Bluffs railway.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

General Master Workman Powder ly vigorously denounces the Chicago and Milwaukee Anarchists aud their desperate work as disgraceful, un. called for and deserving of 8everest punishment, Honest labor, he also sad, is not represented in the ranks of those who array themselves under tho red flag of anarchy, winch IS the em. blem of blood and destruction. lie continues, it is the duty of every Knight Of Labor to support the laws made to harmonize the interests of capital and labor. The aim of the trades union is to uphold and digniGy labor, while Anarchists try to tear it down and degrade it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The anniversary of the federation of trades unions of California, which was declared q legal holiday by Gov ernor Stoneman, was celebrated on the 1lth by all the trades unions of San Francisco, and was generally re- ceiyed a8 6 holiday by tho banks, pub lie offices and business firms. A pie nic and entertainment at Woodward's gardens under the auspices of the fed- erated trades filled the programme ol the day.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

tery IS the food oF tools, and Uhihuaa .hua observing the hungry look of Crook concluded to give him a square meal, and t k presumed that Crook rciished it for tho reason that Bourke dcos not SAY that Crook diil not swal- low it, and Ghihuahaa doubtless, hav- ing an iutuitiye knowledge of Swift's .Tale of tho Tub, in which 1t is stated that aenmen have custom, when they meet whale, to throw him an empty tub by way of amusement to divert him from laying violent hold upon tho ship. If such was Ghihuahua's idea he succeeded in diverting Crook from avalling himselfoF Geronimo s surren- der While fishing for the tub Crook was astounded to hear that during the night Geronimo and the rest of the Ghiricahua braves had taken French leave of him and his command, thus realizing that Indians, as well as white men, understand that there Is more in turning round than there is in dancing.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Mir. Gladstone, III the House of Com mons, stated that Greece's assurances h respect to keeping the peace were not sufficient to justify Turkey g aban- doning her warlike preparations for defense He added that unless Greece complied with the terms of the eollec- tive note presented to her by the powers yesterday, the powers would forthwith take the steps requisite to compel compliance.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

A new rule applies in regard 10 the importation of breeding stock, which is, that it imposes Q duty on all stock not capable of breeding shall pay dn- ties, and 50 per cent of all heifers from ? years old and down to the ago when they cannot subsist without sucking their mother shall pay regular duties, This is q matter of considerable impor, tance to stock men especially those eh. gagged in the business of importing from Mexico
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Herr Most, the blatant mouth-piece of Anarchists in America, who has been hiding since the disastrous riots in Chicago and Milwaukee, has been found in New York, under woman's s bed, and when pulled by the heels from his hiding place he was covered with dustand dirtand exhibited craven fear He was securely ironed and locked up.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Some of our Arizona cotltcmpora ries arc putting Delegate Bean on the back for asking Congress to pay S25,000 for the killing or capturing of Geronimo We think that Bean is wasting time in preferring such a fe. quest, If he has an ounce of brain he must have known that the proposl- tion would never reach hearing hy Congress
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
per onMce

Payne squarely in the tolls, Hoar presented a memorial of the republi, can central committee of Ohio, stating that th.s election of Payne to be Uni ted States Senator was secured by bri- bery, fraud and corruption and re, questing that the Senate investigate the matter Referred to the commit, tee on privileges and elections.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
IL x greatly feared by the friends of Ireland that Hlaastoncs measure { relief.wili Fail to become . law

Boycctters when they first started the racket thought that they weald have it all their own way but theg now lind that they were mistaken. They arc being sued and otherwise annoyed by their victims.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
Notice.

All persons occupying unalloted lots ol parts v lots belonging to the Globe T0wr Site art herely notified to pacate the same oi apply to the 'rrustees aud secure q lease ol purchase within thirty days from tfe frst publication of this notice, or they will bt elected tEerefrom.
 By ofsgr nf the Board.
 T. c. SFALL0 Chairman, Attest ALoNxo BAILEfl Secretary ,,xttS c
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Thelnining sayants in the vicinity of Laramie, Wyoming, were recently puzzled over the finding of rare and curious metal, but were forced to de. clare tIleir inability to determine what t was. It was sent to New York where t was pronounced fubidiuman worth Sl l8 per grain or S5GG per t1pv nlll4Fp
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

A hold-up recently occurred be- tween Silver City and Georgetown, N. M. The driver received four gunshot wounds, but happily was not fatally injured. The robbers got away with S1 900 belonging to l4indauer, Worm ser < Co, of Deming4
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Seni,tor Fairs suggestion that the Apache Indians be removed to the Santa Catalina islands is old, but ney- ertheless a good one. We made the suggestion when the Cbiricahuas came in from tue Sierra Madre in 1883.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
BoRR
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution Notice.

The paituersbip firm of Horst & Wiley is hereby ailsolyed by mutual cbnssnt. All pat- ties knowing themselves indebtad @ the bFm will pleast settle immediately. The in8ebt- eduess af the fTm Ein be paid by James Waay wh5 continues tho business. t4ltle, A, l., May I4, iSS5,
 DAVID HORST,
 JAMES WILEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The Fremohts have taken a house for a year in Washingto City Good people socially, but politically the old man is tue last of pea tRne.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
Dissolution Notice.

The partn;rship heretofore existing between w. II. Durysa and Thomas Ross is hereby dissolved by ylntltltai consent. All accounts agalust the said firm will be paid by w. II, Duryea and to whom all out. standing accSuttts will Dc paid
 w. IT. DURYE YEA.
 THOMAS ROSS. Globe, Mss7, 1886.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

filnfl 19niE PRxaENrs afyrE A@kg Send MItilt lfili us cepss postage, and by tnatl you Wsto M 01 ~ will get ritHH psciage q goods Of large value, that Will stArt yoH in work that 9iil at once bring you in nlosseF faster than apything elss Sh AmeFica All aloub the S200 900 in preseitta with each box. Agents wanted everywhere of either eex for All the time or spare tiliia cnly tn work for us as their own homes. Fortunes ioF all workers abso- lutslv assgred Don't delay H HAlyKT ( EH paftlena Msine feb2t
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

yichy, a town in Missouri near Rol. la, was partially destroyed by a cy. clone. No liygs losl.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Gen. Miles enlistmght of Fapagoes is q rebuke to oroo for employing Apaches b e assiss n ccnquering the Chiries.auas.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
MarnIng.

All persons are hereby ctutioted from trusting auyperson wlomsosyer, on my ac- count, unless upon speoi2l order. in writing from me
 Globe A. lp,, May s, lSsG may 8-4w FRANK BISSIC.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Some of the Chicago Socialists who have been bowling for eight hours will probably get twenty years.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
sole Trader,

Know hl all men by these presents that
 Fgeleriea Robinson, wife 0f Lewis Robinson
 residing at 6loie, County of G3la, Territory
 of Arizona, Ao hereby declare before J. b.
 MoCabe, {. Notary Public in and for said County nf'Gtla, that [ intend to carry on, in my OWE nlgae sna au ny own account, under the provisions of Sees, 23 tO 2T inclusise, oi
 Chap. &2, uf thp Compiled Laws af Arizona
 Terfitorg, tho business af licnBral Mefrhan.
 dtse and tr,dius, and keeping Lodsihs House,
 and from the date hereof to lc Individually responsible ia my own aNnIe for Ail debts con- tracted hy me nn account of such basiDess. h witnets whereof ] have htreunto set my ! hand and ssal khi5 2lst day gf July, lSht, FRIEbRRIt3A ROBINSON, - Territory of Arizona, aA1l,, County os Giia, I hereby certify that tbe algys nalned Frei dcrics nOhlllson personally appeared befoft me at my oIaicg ia tie town of Globe in said Giia CoJtnt,f upan said 2Ist day ci Julyi 1885. and taen aud shefe ln ray presance executed the foregeiEg dgclaratina
 In witness Whereof ] haze her6ant0 set mY ] hand aud atkxed nay oiBgial seal this the 2lE'
 '''' '' ''' ~ J D. MocABE Nutary Public, t'ila County. l ,-- - Territory of Ariaana. sLAL. County uf Gile
 Fredssfca Robinson being daly sworn de prsas and says That the cRpital employe, ! in the busiuess mentioned ia the foregoing l does not exreed the sum of i've thousand dol l lars. FRlEUERICA ROBINSON, Subscriberi and sworn e before ne this 2is
 day of July, \. !. 1883.
 t--A--,, ]. D MCCARE, ] SEAL. Notary Public, 1 &-s-J tiila County,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
Masonic.
The Great EngIish IgemeaY.

IIs A NEvER FALLING CURE 'ier Nefyuus Debility, Sem linal Weakness. Exhausted Vitality, Speflnatorrhoe&
 L0sI a AABIN0D, I'm, potency, raralyais, prostB .terrhma, and al tha sergi. .hle effects of Ssif,abuee,
 youthfai folliea and exesss
 ln msturet years, such aE 'I5o5z Of Memory LatKitnde Nocturnal Nhissiop, aver .si1n Co society, Dimnass q .Fision, foi8es sa the Raad,
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

Hand grenades proved { failure q the Benson fire
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

DIR. MENTKEsS Kidney Ram1edy Ne. phrceicnpa. cures all kinds Of kidncy and Bladdei coingi sssa s2ssasrrhos QIset, Lp9carfhss ste For satN y al dfExQies 8t bottle sg bnttief Tor 60
 mt KKa ARfE'a lSAmdeIion lsElTssfs thr hast a3ll che1lesf FtSFsEkisEA ssid ksbsfs elite N Nh HA4kes For grit by Ali a@tsaist4 BsafftF
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

aXeqRNeA tH MrinkinH 4nfWNfFNt4nG ItWW0Fs, the vital fluid passing hsobsesged in the urine and many other diseAses that lead to inssnitY h death
 k9T. tBH&TkE. who k Q regular physician, kgfelaato Of the University of Pepnsy will agse o forfeit $500. fds a case of this kDG the Vital MtsterafIEe funder his special adsiea and trcatmHtt) will not cure or for anything impure or injurious found in lt DR. EfkNT1E treats all private diseases saccess. fally without mercury COnsagtatf0n Free. Thorough examination and advice, Including analy. sis Of uFine & e6 Price Of VITAL REsfoR& s so bottle, or four times the quantity, sa sent Co any address updfi receipt q price, or C D. secure frcm observation and In prFato name # desired. bS Dr. Hlnfte, n Bearny street, San FrnneiE- co, fMf. Send fos list of questions anu panlpfiet
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15

The San Francisco Weekly Alta will be sent to any address thirteen weeks on trial for 25 cents. Splendid preni. urns arc oithred to yearly subscribers.
 THE WEEKLY ALTA,
 San Francisco, Cal,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-05-15
sAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Will be sent 70 aiy QaA applying hy letter teting syiap toBis se1 and g9e at9lct seefeeY m ryafd t9 H, bust ness tgansNcAons
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-06-10

Miss Edith Adams, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Z. P. Lowery, of Seneca City, died
last Saturday at Sumter, S. c., where she
Was Attending school. Sllo WAS i'll only Il
few days, and hcr death was great shock
to her family, who did not receive the
news of her illness until about the time
the news OF her death was telegraphed to
them. Miss Edith was about fifteen years
of age, and was a sweet, amiable girl,
with kind. loving disposition. Her re.
mains arrived in Anderson on Monday,
and wcro laid to rest in the Presbyterian
cemetery, Rev. T. T. Gadsdcn, of the
Episcopal Church, conducting brief but
appropriate services at the grave.
The following arc the petit jurors
drawn to serve during the Juno Term of
Court: Preston B. Allen. VIM. j. Vandi-
yer, John w. McPhail, John w. Peasley,
Aaron Welborne, A. G. Means, T. M. Mel
son, John II. Price, Warren A. Prichard,
Tilman Hanks, Robert H. Gaines. Thos.
P. Hobson, Thos. Cox, Perry F. King,
Thos. NJ. King, w. c. Cam, D. L, Ander-
son, W. A Evins, David B. Dunlap, G. L.
Anderson, Thos. A. Watt, c. e. Harper,
c, NJ. Duckworth, Joseph j. Erskine, j.
N. Hunter, P. S. Mahaffey, L. E. Camp
bell, VIM. A. Hanks, Ivy G. Low, J. D.
Smith, Jacob Alewine, VIM. Fl. Cox,
Walter G.. Hembree, James p. Bailey, NJ.
1. Brock, John o. Hawkins.
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AZ the conclusion of the debate, Mr.. IL

at the conclusion OF the debate, Mr.. IL.
E. Browne, Of Anderson County, was in
troducctl and mado fine speech OH tho
subject, "WIiat arc you going to do?'
Tho spcccl, was full of wholesome advice
to his iciluw-studcnts. He was followed
by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Mattison, Of Donalds, who
spoke on the subject, ga good cause
makes stout heart.' His speech was a
fine production.
The exercises were concluded with tho
valctlictory address by Mr.. V. l. Masters,
of Anderson County, who acquitted HIM
self in an admirable manner.
The Young America Cornot Band was
present and rendered delightful music at
intervals during the evening.
Thus closed another prosperous year of
the Anderson Military School. The ex-
ercises throughout reflected the greatest
credit upon Profs. Ligon and Clinkscales,
who have few equals as teachers Of boys.
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Seneca Singing Convention.

The Seneca Singing Convention met
with Asbury Church, May 23rd, 1856.
Convention called to order by the Presi-
dent, and after short business session,
the following were elected committee
of arrangements w. r. Carol, r. NJ.
Hand and VIM. Mays. Glasses were then
arranged for singing, and lessons were
given by Messrs. w. e. Sears, Geo.
McLain and E. V. Clark.
Convention then adjourned one hour
for dinner. The Convention thon reas-
sembled, called to order and lessons were
given by Messrs. J. e. Cam, Prof j. l..
Snipes, E. Y. Clark and w. e. Sears.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
with Cedar Grove Church, fourth satur-
day and Sunday in August, 1885,.
r. N. LACEY, Sec.
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A LITTLE GOLD WAS SPENT.

Mr.. u. A. Clark, of Atlanta, Ga, in
speaking of $4SO,O00 in gold, desires to
say to the readers of this paper, that the
whole of the above amount was spent in
fruitless effort in finding relief from a
terrible Blood Poison affecting his body,
limbs and nose-presenting ugly running
ulcers. He is now sound and well,
having been cured by the most speedy
and wonderful remedy every before
known, and any interested party who
may need Blood Purifier will lear from
him that three bottles of B. B. b: restored
his appetite, healed all ulcers, relieved his
kidneys, and added twenty-one POUNDS
to his weight in thirty days. For sale by
Hill Bros.