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JUNCTION CITY ITEMS.

riliy Eurk. of Cornwall ( Burh. has Ia,
quite sick spell the past week.
y. \. Barr is building new hewcI log
house 3ixi5on Main street. 1t will be on,
story and for rent.
IcDuuald's mule teams tina. came IL
from Ma'ilen last week, go. aeross the ic,
ay hand-sleiins their concentrates over and
are now loaded for TT. Custer.
Eli Mon,.en. superintendent OF the Rock
creek stage line, is in The city. lie re.
por,s ROAD, from here 81 buffalo as sim
ply inssa.'siLlo on accoiifl OF mud
Joe. Giaham aud Singleton Duord ave
reported camping In 81. Paul en- route
home, wa.iing for contracts To he let. Won't
the "orid boys have Il fire "ould tonne
there when they all gci toge her
! Faei-A note of hand is an item of in
tefes' nat toe MrNrRAL ARGUS of last week
was, not a. it failed to arrive on SATURDAYS
coach; yet the old Yellowstone i. a. il
keeps us "a Guessing and swearing about
the lac going out.
rhe clans are gathering al 81 Paul and
huckl'rg "n the financial sneys of war
a. the government contract BIDS are To be,
opened there al the chief Guastermaster's
office. for Transportation 1ur the coming
year on ia. various routes IN this territory.
Dakota and Minnesota. a. l. O'Clock Of the
i0th. Then there will he "weei;ng and
waiiHs and MASKING OF teeth" and any
number OF ~ told you SOS, and Il knew
just how it would turn out
Paul Mccormick "hit the train lick the
might OF the 9Th en- route to 1t. Paul.
Bro. ID. 4. Burr also hit the track, or train,
I've judge the former, As he had a clothin.
house lie pass sent him from -. Pau or
The evening oi the 18th, armed and equipped
with plans, speciica ion, and estimates tor
material for The Merchants Forwarding
Co.'S mammoth warehouse. for which he
has the contract to complete, but We ;hink
he Ia, snuiied ..oysrnmcnt transportation
soy racis M the air. lie and Mccormick
Will purchase heavy stocks for their esIe,.-
tive bouscs, to meet the demand from the
country and freig hiers
oar ek-posima>ter tha~. Spears. was
seen one Jay las. ye . down below Judge
Il stepping off this way and that
way, and squirting, sighting ANA lining |
with sticks stuck here and there, when We
noticed the judge behind a tree with gun. 1
his bald head glstcnins in the bright sun
shine. We stepped over to where the
Judge was and smilingly told him not to be I
scarf rs there was nothing wrong with I
Harley, lac was only planning TO build !
.ew house. What does the boy gant of a
ASKED his honor. Why. cant Won I
um5le? Charley has mairimony in his 4
weather eye. tiuwi. came the old Hint lock /
mi the judge walked oil whisiiing: "rhi, 1
: the way long have sought and MOURN
~, etc.
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CHSck.MkTEO.

An immediate result OF the action @.
the senate in demanding papers in tic
possession Of tic nresilca, bearing on
remoYalg made by h.m, is a lengthy
and able message from the executive
in which he argues, from every point
of view, his position, and most en-
phatically denies the right Of the senate
to any papers other than such rs the
law requires TO be, and are, on file in
the various departments, which, lac
says, are AT their disposal al any and
all times. Letters and documents ad-
dressed To him. personally, Mr. Cleve-
land holds, are for his private use, and
he plainly informed the senate that the
only means for them To secure posses
sion Of such papers is through the
courts.
Though the message is Of an I'M
usual nature, and is somewhat criti-
cised by republican senators in general,
it would seem to an unbiased mind
that the unusual action of the senate
in desiring to ascertain the Presidents
REASONS for removals. question never
preached in congress but once before.
during the administration Of Andrew
Johnson, when laws were passed com
polling the President to give his reasons
To the senate for removals from office.
but annulled upon the assembling of
congress Immediately subsequent to the
Inauguration Of Grant - demands T.
seemingly out Of the way, Uncommon
and unexpected check matns move on
the part Of the executive.
Though holding opposite views OF
the question Of finance to those Of the
President, regarding this matter Scna-
tor Vest says:
"fhe President refusal ,o give up the
papers for which The senate IS asking, i,
think, 4 matter of policy and not at right,
These papers are not on file. No pepper is
on file for W hich the Law does not provide
II place. Can the President destroy these
rapers il h. wishes That i, tie best test
as To his rights. The President cannot de-
srroy any paper which is on Tile in any ol
the departments without rendering himself
Liable IT, punishment ui.dcr the law sup
pose ho should take all these papers rc!a;
ing Ia removals. and make bonfire ui
them Could anyone stop ilu ~ punish
Linn for ii. They could not. Tl.en these
papers are not on file, ami the senate has
no right ga them. No one has any ri gl.t To-
them but the persons who wrote them. II
the President wishes le can put u ctr,i la .
the papers, Announcing thar he will return
all those papers u their writer's No one
could prevent his doing -. The >rna',
could not make the people, e. whom he
the paI'ers. tell what was in them.
The law says TIL President may Remove in
his discretion. These papers concern only
hat act of moval. Whether the prr,i-
lent abanions that right -l removal is A
question of policy. - matter of policy
he senate is not riitiflt,i ~ these t,a.,r,.
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Hear this ye maidens in the East,
whose young men betray constitu-
tional shyness even in the presence Of
innocen. oyster and ice cream signs.
Thomas Cruise Of Helena, Mont, took
unto himself wife the other day and
presented her with Il check for $500
900. Besides he possesses mines which
render him IN the matter of gowns and
bonnets veritably an unfailing cruise.
Come West, young woman, come
West.-St. Paul Globe.
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During the month Of February, the
secretary Of the treasury purchased
l,loO,00O ounces of silver for coinage
into standard dollars, being about 500
800 less than the usual monthly pur-
chase. l, is explained at the depart
mcnt that the amount of silver fell
short because no more was offered at
market rates. The price was higher
owing to the increased expenses of
transportation during the bad weather,
which prevailed during the month.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

The new daily, The Butte Free Press
has reached us. 1t is well-printcd
ably-ed'ted, seven column paper, and
starts ON its career with Il fair amount
Of advertising patronage. II will I'M
prove with age. Its local department
should be taken OF! from the first page
and made to shine elsewhere in the
paper. But then, this may he II matter
Of taste. Its able editor, J. f.. Hendry.
will doubtless make the paper the peer
Of any ia the territory.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Fred. Plaisted, speaking of the pro-
posed attempt of himself and Ross To
row through the rapids Of Niagara, says:
There Is positively less danger in try
ing to SOW through the rapids than
there is in going ont on the frontier for
Sl3 month and found" Plaisted has
a queer idea Of danger. He must
have heard of the fatal effects Of Mon
tana booze.
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Every town in Montana seems dete,

Every town in Montana seems deter.
mined TO have II railroad and we trust
they will all get one. A road north
rom Billings to the Missouri river
would traverse the finest and most
productive portion of Montana. 1t
would tap large stock country, inn
mense cold fields, Il fine agricultural
and mining region, and prove Il profit
able and important feeder to the
Northern Pacific.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Great Is snobbery The Atlantic
cable brings the startling news that
Mis-. Phelps, wife Of the American
minister, was given private audience
with the queen, at Windsor castle. 1t
is regarded AS phenomenal" by the
dudes and dudines Of the royal
family, and there are some poor fools
N this country who are dying of envy.
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Millionaire Thomas Cruise was mar
ried To Miss Margaret Carter, at Helena,
on March "a. The bride is said to have
received half II million dollars AS n
wedding present. This will keep her
IN caramel and pin money the balance
of the wear.
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Democrats to the number Of $1,000,
nave succeeded "a like number of repub-
.icans To office within the last year.
At that ratio there will be 10000 dem
}ocrats in Office three years from date
# he offices hold out.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

- The wife Of Senator Joseph Hawley
If Connecticut, died in Washington on
The 81 in... oi pneumonia, after u
short illness.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Brigadier Gen. Alfred ii. Terry has
been nominated by the President to
succeed Hancock rs Major General
The selection gives universal satisfac-
ton. Terry is in command of the
department OF Dakota, which includes
Montana
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Marquis dc Mores has on foot q
project for supplying dressed beef To
New Iors consumers direct, which, it
j. said will be in operation in sixty
LAYS
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The Blair educational bill passed the
senate on the jth 10y a vote of 30 Ia II.
1t appropriates S16.o00,o0Oto be disiri-
butcd among the several states.
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The house committee on ma val Affairs
has recommended material incre-
ment of the navy. The report states
dat oui navy is inferior TO that Of any
civilized nation
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Messrs. Clark, Tale and Brown. re-
presenting the committee Of the con
stitutional convention of Montana.
formally presented the Montana CON
.'Iilrtion to the president on the 9th
ait. There are large number of scna-
.vrs and representative, in favor of.
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ESTABLISHED 1867.
The Independent
DAILY and MEELLY.

mr. ENA. MONTANA.
INDIrENpEST II BII-IIING Co, PrBIGsurrs.
lia, the largest circulation of any paper in the
Territory. Located at th. Capital it j. the organ
OF the dominant party, and contains the latest
local, Territorial and Geographic news.
Daily, Per Year. Sig. Ca,I, In Advance
Weekly :. ~ =.
~ iT not Paid ia Advance
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

The second volume OF Grants me
inoirs will not hc published until
April ls,.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-11

Labor strike are raging Throughout
lie east.
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Eoiicc.

All persons are hereby warned to not pa,
any orders or checks presented by my son
Thomas stuart. and purporing Ia b. signed
by me, n all such are tpr.eri.,. and | will
not pay amy debts of his contracting.
GRANVILLE STUART.
Jan. 9Th, 1851.
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.{'Isc a}liireral A.r9lts

MAIDEN. THURSDAY. March Hiss
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FELL vRooman. Edl!ors ProprieiOTs
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16
hesei"fion of the Police Jerry H-lasi,s
to she Sunday Eaw,

Inc 1o'to~inS resolutions wire passed by III,
foli"e Jury OF this parish, al the session besin-
ing last Monday. December 18th, 1895:
whereas ,h The ordinance adopted by this body
on the Sth day OF October, 1877 entitled "Ai,
Ordinance, to Provide for the Closing and
!krri'ny Closed Of al Places Of Business with
N the Parish Of ST. Landry, except Drug Stores
S Msrket and Places, where Bread is Made ana
sod on the Sabbath Day, and Commonly
Known az the sunday Law" has not been:
enforced enforce. In this parish for many months Dlst,
Nv ing 10 II decision OF the Supreme Court de
o,a d such ordinances to be Unconstitutional
- whereas whereas. The Supreme Court, subsequently,.
~ ~; ny case or vs.. SO 4. p. 9l3, reversed
s,alu decision. and now hold ordinances like the
yin NJ III question to BIZ valid aud constitutional
therefore therefore be it Resolved, that the District
a. .."iney, ana the Grand Juries OF this parish
~ ~, ",''. tney are hereby requested to enforce
o rnd panalty against all infractons of the said
which may he committed within
1hlrty days from the first publication OF this
Resolution t't'oAi VI 'ii''
-, resolved Further that this preamble andre.
pul'oh ne published 80 days il! ali the rnws1,,,-
perS III the parish ' ~ i ~ ="
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16

In order to enable our subscribers to
obtain a good agricultural paper an con-
nection Nth their home paper. and as an
indictment to others to subscribe ice arill
send, post free, to any address, for one
year, The st. Landry Democrat and
either Of the above named papers, at the
price stated.
THE SOUTHERN BIVOTAC is
a monthly magazine derotea, mainly, to
q historical narration of the erents of the
late arar, and the only journal of the kind
On q. the South. The Subscription price as
SO. 100 pc, gear.
HOME AND FARM is ore of the
best and most ridely circulated ag1icul
tural journals published in the South and
should be IN the home of erery Southern
Farmer. Published semi mouthly at so
cents per annum
Send subscriptions by Money Order or
Registered Letter, addressed to
ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT,
Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16
Bucklen's ArniCa Saave.

The best Salve in tie world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains'
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price csc.
per box. For sale by NJ. P. Young g.
Co., Opelousas, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16
y. Rosssb BV'xlker,
MOI 4 E PUBLIC,

ONCE OF l.. |. Eansey, Atty at Lar.
OPLI.OUsAs, LA.
'HNAAES settled for non-residents
COLLECTIONS If al kinds made
III Sl.ent. 10 tn f'uyinS ard sr!liu. OF lands
!r ronllt attention given to all BUSINESS Mace
III lily HANDS, Correspondence solicited.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16

Hon. Peter Marcy, of New Orleans,
died on the 18th inst, aged nearly so
years.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16

lhe Sofefnutehl or TINS school Is ST let hu,
parental, no hard tasks or Restrictions ara. nm,
posed but every student must comb, wifI m,
rules. and must prepare up to- thu. ri,.a>ur,. t.,
her ability, the lessons assigned
Our course of study and mu,te ~ l,-trurtI,,
are ueslSncu 70 trall the mlnn to the habits OF
correct thinking and thorough investigated,
No student will Re allowed 10 enter hi,rbar
classes without thorough PREPARATION Inrrr-,
and guardians may rest assured that the man.
nerS, health and morals of their children And
wards shall receive due attention
No deduction for absence unless in case ot
protractt d illness. The location of this town is
healthfuE and easy of access The hoardinn
lepar' ''icnt is under the Immediate charue ~
Mrs. Hayes. BOarders will provide themselves
with blankets and towels.
For particulars, address
MRS. M. M. HAYES,
'u'E -2s Princ,ipa.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16
OPELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
0peleusas, st. Landry Par. La.

THIS INSTITUTION will r.~uIu, I'm.
IL ties Monday, September Sd, 1883 .lnlrr the
immediate supervision OF Mrs. M NJ uayrs
and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis. with competcn, as,is1.
ants. The scolastic year consists u forty
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16

THE DERBY
Open to Puppies whelped on or after December
1st, 1884. Entrance $780, Prizes--1st, Cup !;
"a, Medal; Sd. Collar Entries close on
Monday, February 18th, 1885,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-01-16

ALLAGE STAKE:
Entrance Fee, $780, Przes-lst Cup: I'd,
Medal; Sd, Collar. Entries close on Mon
day, February 18th, 1885,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-20
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure sale

Whereas default has been made IN the payment
OF the money secured by mortgage executed by
Lincoln II. Hall md Mary u. Hall, mortgngors 20
the Miller Mutual Bnilding Association mortgage.
which mortgage bears date February z. iSt5. and
duly recorded in the ONCE OF the negister or
gnges on page go on February o. 1885, at IL O'Clock
and 80 minutes y. M. and
whereas, no action action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or otherwise TO recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
and
Whereas, the amount claimed to be dns upon
said mortgage ut the date OF this notice Is the sum
OF four hundred and fifty seye dollars and nitsen
cents, including the sum Of Sil.b6 for Attorney
fees stipulated for IN said mortgage.
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of the power OF sale Contained In said mort.
gaze and in pursuance of the statutes In such case
mnde aud provided, the said mortgage viii be fore.
closed by sale OF the niortg sged promises therein
dcsrribsd at pubhe auction by said Miller Mutual
Building Association to the highest bidder at the
east front door Of the court hose, IN the town of
June, 1888. at O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day and the prscceas Of said sale will be applied
towards the payment Of said mortgage debt and
The costs OF foreclosure OF said mortgage and the
Attorney fees Aforesaid The mortgaged premises
are situated IN the county of Hand amt Territory OF
Dakota and described ~ follows to-wit: loi
nine (9l, block twenty two tI2 OF kudeIl j. Mler's
addition to tue tDwn OF Miller with all the build
IL ~ and improvements thereon.
Dated at Miller d. 4. tai. 10th day Of May, 1886
The Miller asatual Building Association
By MAsFoRD l. WILLIAMS.
lssall President.
attest: @. IL YouSs. Secretary
wD.LtAms, IfLE& a BaIGos,
ma!stG Attorneys Tor Mortgages.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-20

whereas defsnit has been made IN the payment
of the money secured by n mortgage executed by
george Il. EsglcstoU and Diantha fsgeston mort
gngors to the Miller Mutual Buiiding Aooclstlon
InoTtgagee, which mortgage bear dste February
H. lsS5 aud was daly recorded IN the Office Of the
Rsgisier OF Deeds OF Hand county. Dakota. ~
book 10 OF MORTGAGES On page Gs5 oa February II.
1870 at II o'cloCk and IS minutes n IN. aud,
whereas, no action or proceeding has been in
stituted at law otherwise W recover the debt
secared by said mortgage aEy part thereof and.
Whereas, the AMOUNT claimed 10 be due upon
said mortgage at the date of this notice Is the sum
OF one Hundred and sixty dollars and eighfy cents
Including the sum OF ska for attorneys' tees
stipulated for IN said mortgage.
Now therefore. notice il hereby given that by
virtue OF the power OF sale cou ,ined In SAID mort
gage and In pursuznee OF the statutes IN suuh case
made and provided. the said mortgage Will be fore
elosedby sale Of the moltgaged premises thersin
described at public auction by said Miller Mutual
Building Association 10 the highest bidder nc tbs
east front door of the court house, In the town OF
Miller IN Hand county, Dakota. ON tho 2Gth gay
OF June, iS6 at three O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day, and the proceed. Of said sale will be APP
piled towards the payment OF said mortgage dspt
and tho costs Of foreclosure of said mortgage and
tie suorneys' fees sforessid. Ihe mortgagei
premises situated IN the county Of Hand and
to-st lot eight (sj in block eleven an. o. south
Miller with all the buildinas and improvements
thereon.
Dated st Miller D. T. this 10th day OF May. fssS.
The Miller Mutual Building Association
Ny MkhroED n. wfLLhA,s.
lSeGll President.
Attest. C. n. Yopxa, Secretary.
WILLIAMS. Pyle BkIeos.
malSt1 Attorneys for Mortgage.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-20
Has Reversible Link Motion, Patent Traction
TERRITORY OF pALorA Special term 1855.

lEhhiiohi VI phhoih oPeciu 'srp io"o'
Hand county. In Probate Court
Al a Probate court held In and for Hand county
and territory of Dakota, al the ofee of the Judge
uf probate, in the town of Miller In sad county,
tho 4th dsyu May, A. ID. lSs6.
Present, Hon l., y Parish. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of proving the last VIII and tesla
ment of phebe Ann Purnas: decreased;
order setting day for probate of Will.
On reading and filing the verified petition Of
Jacob FurnAs propounding for probate q paper
purporiing TO be the last will and testament of
Pbsbe Ann Furnas late Of Hand county Dakota
territory deceased setting forth that said last viii
and ties lament relates to both real and personal
estate an q naming the heirs at law and next of
kin Of said deceased said petitioner being The
husband of said deceased. aud Praying that said
will may be proved and allowed the last will and
testament OF the said Phebe ann Futnas. deceased
and that Citation iSsus u the subscrtbing wisess
10 said last will and testament, requiring them 10
apnear and tetlfy IN reiotion 10 the execution OF
IA last viii and testament. and that Eotice be
give the heir at law. next ot KIN and sii persons
that % aaid petition Sc heard By be h Judge of tse
Probate Court of said Hand county, at special
term OF said court TO be held at hts ofice in the
town of Miller IN said county, OF saturday the
2ad day of May, A, ID. 1886 at 10 o'clock q. M. To
attend the hearing Of said peti tion and the probate
Of said viii.
II l. further ordered n Of notice be given TO the
heirs al law and next of kim and oil persons iutcr-
ested in the estate OF said deceased, by publishing
a copy OF thi, order for three successive weeks
nee in each week. prior TO said bearing. In the
Hand County press newspaper published in said
county and that copies OF this order and notice be
addressed to the heirs of Phebe Ann furnas.
deceased resident In this territory at their place
OF residence. and deposited in the posiofhce. with
the postage thereon prepaid by said petitioner, at
Dated at Miller. Dakota. this 9TH day Of May, A.
by the court FE PARISH.
lsesll masb Judge OF Probate
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-05-20
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas defauit has been made In the payment
of the money secured BY a mortgage executed by
Ida II. Smith aud O. T. Smith moHgagors 10 the
Miller Mutual BuildiR Association. mortgagee,
which mortgage bears date December ,, lsst, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Register Of
cages on pags 6i5 on December 3. 1854 at o'clock
and 10 minutes In the afternoon OF that day, AID
Whereas. no action or proceeding has been IN
stitnted at Law or otherwise 10 recover the debt
seeured by said mortgage. OF any part thereof and
Whereas. the amount claimed 10 be due upon
said mortgage At the date % this rctics is the
OF two hundred and forty eight dollars and sixty
three cents including the of ga "a for altar.
hcys's fees stipulated for IN said mortgage
Now therefore notice ~ hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale contained IN said
mortgage and IN pursuance Of the statutes in
such case ma0e and provided. ihe aid mortgage
will be foreelosed by sale OF IN mortgaged prem
isfh therein described at public aact.ou by said
Miller Mutual Building Association, to te high 81
bidder at the cad front door Of the court house.
in the town OF nillef, in Hand county. Dakota on
minutes in The aftsfsoon Of that day, and the pro-
ceeds oi said sale will be applied towards The pay
ment Of said mortgage debt aud the eoSts OF fore
| closure Of said mortgage and the atiorncys' fsei
| aforesaid. The m"r;gaged premises are sifnated
/ In the county OF Hand and Territory Of Dakota.
aud described follows towii; lot nifteeB lo).
In block twenty three lI IN n j. niIler's addition
10 the town Of miller, with all tho buildings and
improvements thereon
! Dated az miller d. r. this 10Th day Of May, 1Sed
| The miller Mutual Building Association.
| by MANHOOD H. WILLIAMS.
! Seal fresidont.
+, Attest: G, H. Yovxa. Secretary.
| WILLIAMS. PYLE d bAIoos,
maisp6 Attomsys Tor nortsagee