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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30

Compai sndo este resultado con
el cbIenido de los mismos pro-
duetos en- Noviembre del ano an i.
terror, apareeen en- iguAl mes de
este Ano les siguienles eifsrenciAs:
An.ear. -BJa en- los vAlores,
S2l, ,25S &c.
ChfS. - AlIS en- los valores,
$7S,T0s.0i; idsm ca les atrechos,
$l.42l
CEeroI.-BAjs co los valores,
$lS.604 SO.
Gaaads, -An en- 10. valorea,
81 $50.
Aad~raS.-B.jA co lie vAlores,
sSs5 so; idsm &C .os dcrechos,
s2Oss.
A'siss.-A'Sa CO la valoses.
sl.TSs.ls.
Tahaea.-B.ja 60 iss valore.,
$40 sS0 Sc. iasm &C loa astssAas,
sAsslg.
ID fssraelA total De zss ace sa 10.
sAlesss De les pfisSieahs rssAss
iss del pals ca poEiAao, co Ne
vasmess elsino. Coz rxlAsSa d
.seal nss asl Aas 80.
Issaos. ,.... ~.... 90. sii.ssI
hfssxasAa IS mks CO
las saleses. ga 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
PrOductOs del Pals.

ErpOrtaci6n de Asacar, Caft
CuerOs, Ganddo, Maderas, ME
les y Tabaco, en- Noviembre d.
1883.
Con ell w Bo de la Iute nde ncia
General de Hacienda de Ia Pro-
vincia, ha publicado Ia Admins.
TRACTION Central de Contribuciones
y Rentas en- Ia Gaceta un estadc
1emostrativo de los plincipales
productos del pals exportados du.
rante ell mes de Noviembre dlti-
mo, comparados con los de igual
mes del ano anterior.
Segdn ell estado en- question,
que vamos q extractar, he aqui las
cantidades de los productos del
pals exportados en- Noviembre 6l.
timo, sus valores. y los derechos
que rindieron al Real Erario q su
exportacion:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30

hsssAs asss Sc AasssSs e<mssA. =
ssats@ssslssss.sz 81 - sAaxAa@sasss sss
fsssAs Asses &ss kssssss ksp4k.a -
1ssssssa . Eass%asasA Sas ia aes
assse Asssss s~k1 Asnsnas Aaa aas
&ssas ssska sasa sssgshas sss s~aas
sss@snsasss AaaAs . aaksassasa /, eos
as<ss~sAA s,s.a sss.a Sass sns sss pAs
sa~sMsssss sk nsEew@e MrasS Aaas.,
- 90 sxa.a GsSe~ssssa Aass assas.ass..s
Esss essa sSesss saAsess4ssAxs sssn~sas. =
sssssss ssasssss@ss essssssA : ass sNs.z~a<
xs,s esssssssa ESQ aw. aasasss eawas
ssssss As assss~1A1s ahsa. 80 ssssAEasssa
7 aa aASCu KaFA3Q nsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
GUAYlMA SIN JUzGlD9.

Isl Gohierno Supremo de Ia Ma
cl6n, inspirAndose en- los principles
modcrnos altamente innovadores,
ha decfcsado el establecimiento en-
csta Isla del jnicio oral y p6blico,
con la generosa idea de fljar de una
mancra estable , deanitiya una Or
gAnixaci6n Judicial completa bajo
Il principle de unificaei6n con la de
IL Peninsula, y con el decidido y
lcvantado prop6sito de implantar
eniTe nososros en- 81 dia el juicio
por jarados. FL planteamiento de
esA nuovA ley, que comenzarA 6 re-
cir el IL do Enero de 1889, es una
do Las coaqulstas del Derecho mo-
dcrno en- 10 politioo, en- 10 admins
ixAiaso y en- 10 social, que venia
scclamando con impcrio b opinion
% 0hlica do csia Antilla, cuya cul.
snra casi tolAlmcnte europea estA
hen prcpArada para el iuicio oral
= osxAa suhsiguientes rcfoEmas-
II cue t0ocuoa q Juicio oral y
pAhsico ,peocnremoa que los result
tA1os peoIiuscAn 81 IN 6til que se
pFoponc el Gob!erno. toda vex que
% los oonaicaroa siempfe ofrecen
- scfoTmaA pos iustas , necesa.
tsAs qac seAn, diaonltades y tropie-
sos qae sSn Inhcrcntes en- la przc.
sacaA 10 todsa modos, el seEor
Al poncs En- vigor en- esta
ps0vsncia esPahola esa nueva ley,
go - IL hAse 8 punto dc partida
81 inAcAo pos lurados, % hA hecho
scfvnaps 4 10 grailiud rcvcrente dc
sssc. scAlcs ciudadanos su nom-
Aee snrs recoFdAdo siemprc con
Vsufaado seeonocimieato, tributkn.
soae 81 eingso mas lusto = merece-
axse essA sosscdaj, por haber dota-
10 1 sssa AntIlla q una erganiEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30

junta 4 Ia euAl, presidida por 81,
do el enearg0 de aeordar IL me-
jOr distTihuei6n de aquells can't.
dad. Ia Junta respective, como
no pOdiA ser d. 0trO modo, sien
dc aquel donativO para el remedio
proportional de los pobres que ha
bGan snfrido dAnOs o perjuieios en-
IL inundaei6n, dispuso que Sc ira.
iesen 4 Ia vista los datos necesa
rios. n0mbTaniO al efecto una
comisi6n de su seno, lue se en-.
eargase de reelamarlOs. y dar pa.
reesF en- vista de ellos, para acor
dar lnegO en- definitiVa 10 prinei.
pal.
Pareee que diehA Comisi6n, no
ohstante sue gestiones, no ha po.
dido tOdavia cosseguirlos, sin du.
d. que por formaF aquellos una
estsdistica difIeil dc coordinar en-
dissintOs pusblOs y barriOs, ira.
tindose do dafios que se han exa
gerado mueho. P0r 10 tanto, 10
eulpa no serG nj del donativO, ri
de IL Junts, y menos del Gobierno
, 90 rePresentante aquf. que han
puestO y ponen de su parte euAn.
70 lee 60 dable. por atender & las
seeesidades, algo mas que esos
rOeiHglsros de 0fieiO. SQuiere el
eolega que % siembFe el dinero
como Se siembrA el trigo en- el
suFeO, sia saber 4 dOnde Va q pa
TaFi
IQne diFia entonees el colegai
Con que "a We que es notoris
ipiustieia hablsr de 10 pasividad 4
ind0lenciA Dc IL intervenei6n of
eial en sstA mateFis.
T0do el mundO, menos ~ PO
pHlaT, pOF 10 vistO, sabe 10 rela.
1.-Two 4 IL subscription de Ssu
Narciso. que despues de tOdo bs
venido psestandO grAndes bene6
clos, y no 90 Ponce Ia Poblaeior
cue menos ha rePOrtado. Ignors
lambien, per 10 visto, que otrC
pueblo de 10 Isla Tenun:i0 gene,
Eoaamente 4 0tra snseFipei6n que
60 abFla 4 su favor, con motive dt
unos ineendios.
Las eosas mas eseneiales suele
siempre ignorAF.as III Popular,
10 que 10 ignora jsm6s e. ID
forma de Aiaear 4 nuestros 60,
bieFnOs, hasta POr 10 mismo en-
que Tequiere el sp'auso, y POI
aqnell0 missnO tambien que me.
Feee los plAeemes de todos, ex.
eeptaando & los eteEnOs descon
teatos.
Ua eOnstjO 4 ~ RoSuiaT. para
eoneluiF. NJ tan POGO le gusta 10
eaTidad eGeiaI; 81 no quiere para
nsda Ia inleFVenci6a oficial co
tales eOsAs. no Ia pida; en- 20 su
eesiv0, enAndO OenrTa otrA Gala.
midsd. eillese IL bOes, y higalO
i0do pot 81. que - vera los fru'
tos. Menos neeesiian el GObierno
y los que ! "a lsdo estGn para
toda obrs buena, de 10 interven.
ei6s efeiosa de ~ Popular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
PARA C0NsTANCIA.

Fasa sosoafsA sara q esasAss .
Fahliss 81 pais. sa pslsAss. a.
sasKs meFai. ssmoals. tfaaFssa e.
eeaeef&aa soeHai rssstas 4 Nsa.
saaxasdas pos 80 tnsesEsxskm
ea ssisaomnmas fsFamo - 49,
ssenas : sAssnsms assrsAas = 80
assatat~ \ - saamsai > sssa
go esfe s@rs4a tsa sm4~s a.
ssssis = vsfulsssia ssa ga
pc 81 q pasuts isss ssasss 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
El iWraserito, Secrstario del Ayan
tamisnto de AgaGs.baenas.

Csrtif:s, que en- session celebrada
por 10 Juuta Municipal, preVia segun-
da convocatoria, el dia cinco de Ostn.
bre del corriente sfo, se trat6 y acor-
do. entire otros, 81 particular que Co.
piado D n letrA dice:
"Foe leiic nn Acuerdo del Ayunta.
miento fecha 10 de Setiembre Gltimo,
en- sl que disha OOrporaci6n dsclsra
{ don jose M1tines Balasqnide, &C.
tnal alcalds de este tsrritorio Muniei.
pal, como HIo sdoptivo De Aguas-
baenas.
81 Caoallero Sindioo D. Msausl
Pie6n. indie6 qns en- 81 sno 1878 Dc.
bia existir an scta con motive de 10
bsndiei6n de ssta Iglssia parroq uial, y
pedia E no habiA inconvenisnts, se
diess lectara de ID misma. 81 Sr.
prsaidsnts, Obssquiando los deseos del
lateresada. dispnso % llevaso 4 efscto
:. gdimenso del Or. Pie6a que 10 fae
"a = HsseA sigaisntes
Ia 81 pneblo Do Agaas- busnas, 4
los tfses diAs de- mes De Ahsil de mil
osk0sisnt0s setsata y oeho. rrnnidos
bslO IL pssaidsncia del Sr. AleaIde d.
Jsss Mxsiasx B.lasqnids. los Sses.
lHs comPoaon 81 Aynniamien.o de e..
ss pasblo , dssnAs personas que han
esasaus4o al ario De In bsndlea6n De
Il Iglasaa. DHAafaas alberta Ia ss.
ssta pos al Ss. Prssadsnie, snm6 Este
. rAlahsA sigulasAndo . 10 Caspo-
Fsea8z y dsnaa eoeearssies, qua
e0sel=Aaa somo b ssao % sssa mo-
nsase - esfsMoala ae 10 hsadici6n do
y lgsssaa, err DE- paseosf - tonass
ss@sf40 Dc sa1e aesa. 60 sl qee %
s0ks ~ AasA eoassaT 10 Geeka 6a tan
ssaAAs sexaasset@Asssa. sano zee tam.
Aasa s.espssas 10 aszassa Dc Ice qas
Aaa as4ssa4e 4 u, pa<s este pashlo
sssssas - ssls e4skssA. ssn 81 eaal no
ssa rsssasas aae sxts<ssss - lngas 90
5s@4s pss4ss use9sas B asassss SAHsA
AsASs3@ szs asAs@nss salsaa. III
ssGsssas 10 Casyess<saa y eaa<ssrsa.
ssss Aaas ssya b .sssss4 Is S.. Press
assass u sas = C.asa<so p ssssAs 80
srAAas sss0ssssaa 60 sslM Ga g soto
- gsssaas. as4 asa@s Il Ts@ssaAss So.
lasss isATsw~ psss II asvvaa = ssskal.
a. - ea@ssga4s 81 a4sAssa 4ak ksy,
gsnsaas aas sskasszas - s.. AxAs3a,
gssnm ssss SasAAaA sAass ssI4 segssa
= gsagesSxasa As sns asagAs sire ass
AsaBsss ss3sas o. tsxaas Il - e4GasAs-
ss~swaaa - snmma. Aaksssa se@ssxsss.
D. - sas Il ~. Mssskass. Asas Il ma..
a.asass asGsAs eee4As s4s1ssssa q 49,
sssnAssas - - a1sa 6 sszA fasts. d
{ IS - fsssAsas gss aanssss tsas -
ssuanwas.s ssssssAs. 6saaAs O. ss@se.
~ - asa Fs@ss = sass nasAas l..
nsa saaaa4Ass sns ~ asa Fs~sseEs3s = /
saa sscks - - asauaaafaa 4s ta4as -
As1aAas esasaaa a4s@As
i ast&Asaanssaas 6rsAssas Sss =
sHs6saNa sas % saasssa = AssssAas g
gsswsAsaasas 4 10 Aasa - ta18 l.
gss 80 - sssxssas q h mAsasa. Fssa
AasAs Vi Asa9ss sas nsss - AAmaas
- asas KsssaMs Il as. Massanss. -
a. - sAs ~ nsssnMAs -
sssa aasuaAs ssssesHnas Assnsss sas .
= sAasssas&aNsaha atssss. awa@s = -
- An6s Il smsnasssA asAs ssnsAss -
sasza ts gaausm atas aa1f.l I b &t1sI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
HOIRGlSIMOS lCUERDOE.

Con 81 mayor gusso insersamos
las siguiensea AetAs municipales
ea lAs cnAles ApArece haber el
AynEsAmsenso do Agnas Baenas
deelafado Hyo Adopsivo do aqusl
pueblo . sa may digao Alealde
sl seAos Masuaex Balasanide,
aaeasro essimAdo amigo y CORE
lixioaario. o.ras aisaiaeioaes do
dieAdAs pos a9asl Ayuasanseaso
a srnoF Balasqui is. sa prwmlo De
ID asrssa4a admisissraeiea, eon.-
aa e. sssos d0camensoa. "a eaa.
ies may masAo eslebgArnas ' por
- cue fslicasamos ai aiaIsxuiao
Alsaias y asnigo.
OfgsllOso purde asaAr aas.sru
easaso asnigo de- sas aoGaAiss psas
has Dc eoasiAsFasA6s y aisxsu. n
sfSFaa sasnse qss 30 sesp~se "
1assas<sas. y saaso snAs raasge
use s0s eampsaaa Exs0@ps.sa ss|
szs ssssssos y ssasvaassa ssssaxaas
gCsAasss an's0s sst rAss 80
asas @s0szfaF oss1 Assg9
sg~sa lss As<z@s@ssss
Az ssfsAsarNa4. SaseuAssss 1sf Ixx.
AamAmaa 1r Ay21s AaxM@A
C@Etaa ans - ii Aasg j. ssaAs -.
tssme@a.Asaas ~ 60. as2aaa Aag -.
amsAa aaaa sssa 10 bs3am.mass ! aan.s
sss sAsss aAsss saFEmA4sss saA4Aazs =
sss aaaaAAs AAaasa@sas. aa.s
um Emas n sam saa.s : sxaA.
= - Aas&zhs = NaaamE4aa sam asss
= ksA - saas2@E en- s~4am ksasnanna
4 ne GaSaAs Hssns.a $50 6ss Laas
ssss tssssaas - ssSssasAs aemaa#.
81 - aasn 1asnahs saB 10
su'saSsassasasss n sss&Aas1 aaams as -
susAAa ssaas sasaa1sasaa susasatNsxsnsas De -
= sssAAANA - ssas - asa Na@ - :
a.assas taa s@asansa4 = assmassa - -
fs'Assssa y ass.sue~saA 40. sasa ! y
sAs 80 aaa@ assAsss aaaAs aAn4s - .4sas
= - aAnsssassssw haA AsaaamasszAssss.
s'asasaat ssA ri EA.AMss@a ssaaaass t.s
- ssa4asass - asasaa~Nas44 Nasass a.2 ]
aa masnnss asssasm s.~A nak3 sssanuaass.
80 asss sA@ssaessssa.As - anaN aazsAs.
- aAssM.sasaesss ga asa ss.s aasas -
91sasass fmm b ssasaa~mswss s.sssasas
- ssaaammna AnlmmaAaM /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30
DISCUSSION.

Abrimos Gmplia Z impartial
discussion sobre el interesante pun.
20 que se debate en- el articulo que
nos remite On ilustrado amigo, y
al cual seguirau otros sobre eI
nisno tema.
Nuestro interes es ell ie que
prevalence 10 mas raxonable J 10
mas eonyeniepte al interGs gene.
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-30

Ia @sy sssFsAa asnsxs nHsa.
sss. zee FvwAs 90 e. ansssAss 5s
ss&a Ida a@asss Asl F#Sgsvas As
% ssassHa. BE ssaaAss Ass sAx4ssa
sss asnAA sapexaasa gsasAa. As
q ssasasa as s<scs =~rAaa. y go
Gee g~sa@ sa@sxA@as. g,ss kaaaas-
- 81 90 saas As sx@ssAs sea Ls
ses ssas<s~s ~ Asmsa sasAs as
ssx q sxasass as1azs
The new North-west., 1888-04-06
Alias Summons.

trict Of the Territory Of Montana, in and 70
the County of Deer Lodge.
William Graham, Plaintiff,
VS..
William Dobeon let ux], Defendant.
The People of Montana send greeting to William
Dobeon and Mary D0bson, his wife, the above named
Defendants.
brought against you by the above named plaintiff. in
the District Court OF the Second Judicial District
Of the Territory Of Montana in and for the county Of
within ten days Exclusive Of the day of service] a
ter the service on you of this summons. if served
in this county but If served out of this county and
or judgment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of eaid complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judgment
property, to-wt: Lot No. z, in Block No. S. il the
town Of Anaconda, county of Deer Lodge and Terri:
tory Of Montana, according to The official survey and
plat of said town on file in the Office of the County
Recorder of said county:
The cause Of action alleged being-1st. That you
William Dobeon, executed on the End day OF Decem-
the sum of $780, payable 12 months after date with
interest at the rate Of one and half per cent per
month until paid That no part Of said note has been
paid, except the of dollars and fifty cents
interest for February 1885, and seven dollars and fifty
cents interest for December, 1885, and dollars
and so cents interest for Febsua:y 1885, and further
above described for the purpose Of securing the
ment of the said note and that in the event suit was
commenced for the foreclosure of ead mortgage, said
plaintiff was to have and recover from said defend.
ants reasonable attorneys fee for such foreclosure
the amount thereof to be fixed by the Conrt and col
attornecs fee for such foreclosure, all of which will
more fully appear in plaintiffs complaint on file
herein.
And you are hereby notified that. if you fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will take default against you and
apply the Court for the relief demanded in plain
tiff's complaint.
Given under my hand and seal OF the District Court
49, in and for the county of Deer Lodge
1sEAL. TERRITORY Of Montana, this 18th day ol
(@~l March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty eight.
f. E. CORBETr, Clerk.
976-4t By W. NATION. Deputy Clerk
Wade, TooIe & Wallace, Plaintiff Attorneys.
The new North-west., 1888-04-06
OUR LADY or KAZAN.

umn, the greatest monolith in the world
Next to this temple in Importance is the Ka-
zan cathedral, in the same city, so named
from the wonderful picture, "Our Lady Of
Kazan,' which is set in costly stones upon
the silver screen by the altar. Many take it
for granted that this corresponds with the
Madonna pictures SO common in western
Europe; but in fact it is a Tartar picture,
and was found among the ruins of Kazan
when the city was destroyed by the Russians.
The Greek church does very little mission
ary work; but in Russia the government and
church together have converted many
heathen and heretics. As an entirety the.
church consists of ten independent groups
having their separate Eatriarchates at Con-
stantinople, Alexandria, Jerusalem, Athens,
etc. The number of Greek Christians in
Russia is 81, ,O00,0 900, i'll Turkey about Il, ,000,-
600, in Austria 100000, and in all other
countries enough to mako the total about
8O,OOO,OO0. In almost every great CONNER
cial seaport of the world there is Greek
church: and as all the Greek Christians are
interested in the approaching festival, it will
take on the character of an ecumenical
council to some extent No general council
of the church has been called for 600 years,
nor has there been any great movement like
Protestantism was to the Roman Catholics,
or the Catholic reaction of the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth centuries; neither has the church
any voluminous literature of controversy, SO
Americans really know but little of it, and
only those in direct contact with Greek
Christians receive any impressions of them.
But in the history Of the church and Of
Russia, the wonderful growth of that empire
and its triumph over the heather in Asia,
there will be subjects enough of gloriication
to make the approaching festival one Of
great brilliancy and rejoicing.
The new North-west., 1888-04-06
No. 2O22.
Application for a Patent.

q. s. LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, N. T.,
January 2l. 1858. I
Notice is hereby given that the Nevada Creek
Placer Mining Company, by its President,
Charles A.. Broadwater. whose postofhce ad-
dress is Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana Territory, has this day flied it's application
ing ground mine, bearing gold, situated in no
organized Mining District, county of Deer Lodge
and Territory of Montana, and designated by the
field notes and official plat file in this Office
by legal subdivisions IN township Is north,
range 10 west, of principal base line and meri-
dian of Montana Territory, being as follows.
to-wit:
Of SEX Of Section / 8, and the VIZ Of SW4 Of
MEX, the NE of MEX of NW4, the VIZ Of
NE4 of NW4. the SX of 81 Of Lot No. /,
the NJ of SEA of NW4, the NJ of S4 of SEX
of NWA and Lot of Sec. 10, twp. 5 north,
range 10 west, containing IN area of / SO 63-100
acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Deer Lodge county, in Book
81" page 454 Of said records. The adjoining
claimants are the placer claims of said Company
on the south and east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
Office at Helena, in the Territory of Montana,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the Statute.
968-6Od S.W. LANGHORNE, Register.
First publication Ian. ~, 1888.
The new North-west., 1888-04-06
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

The Oldest British peer is Viscount Evers-
ley. who is 90 years old, and the youngest is
the Duke Of Albany, ninety years his Junior.
Gen. Sheridan is still able to speak in the
Indian tongue that he learned as lieutenant
among the Umphills Of Oregon thirty years
ago.
Gen. Boulanger recently sent his autograph
to a Chicago collector thus: ''Gen. Boulanger,
simple soldier in the French army and .
friend Of the Americans"
Senator Palmer, of Michigan, has the repu-
tation of being the finest linguist in the up
per house of congress. He can make speech
in English, French or Spanish.
Count Okuma, tho new Japanese minister
for foreign affairs, is, excepting Prince
Sanjo, tho chancellor, the only man holding
high Office in the empire who has never trav-
eled abroad and speaks no foreign tongue.
Commodore Barron, who died last week,
was the youngest 1nidshipman ever enrolled
in the American navy. He received his ap-
pointment when years old. He was one OF
tho first American officers to successfully
pass up the Bosphorus to Constantinople in
United States war ship.
Worth, the French milline1, lives in the
SuDuTDS Oh 1dIlS IN u EzAdcO Lnat COseTB 6eV-
eral acres, and is gorgeously furnished. Once
year it is thrown open to his employees, and
the fete lasts a day and q night. On thisday
each Of the women employed by Worth is
permitted to select dress from his stock,
and it is made up according to her direc-
tions.
President Newell, of the Lake Shore road,
it is related, was @ little tardy in providing
himself with 1888 credentials, and, being ac-
costed with Tickets, please" by the con-
ductor, fished out last years pass and at
tempted to slide through on that The con-
ductor knew his business, though, and Mr..
Newell had to pay his faro for tho first time
in many year.
A visitor who saw Hugh Maxwell Brooks
in his cell in St. Louis the other day, asked
him if it werc truo that he smoked seventy
or eighty cigarettes G day. "No, indeed, +" he
responded blandly, II am G very moderate
smoker. smoke only once day-from
7:30 in tho morning until $50 at night. :"
Brooks spends great deal of his time read
ing Homer, Virgil end Cicero in the orig
inal.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Mining Application No. M33.
q. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, n. T.,

U.S LAND OEFlG6, ukIL6NA, u.
February IL. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that Henry 8. Reed and
Jonathan N Fox, whose pOetOfhce address is Deer
Lodge, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
this day fed their application for patent for fifteen
hundred l15ool linear teet Of the BANKER lode
mining clsm, eltuated in OrO Fino mining district,
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, the position
course and extent Of the said mining claim, deslgna
ted by official survey thereof ae Lot No. 38, T.
n, X. 8 W. Of the principal base and meridian for
Montana Territory, said Lot No 50 being more par
tic1arly set forth ard described n the official field
notes and plat thereof lc in this Office follows
to-wit:
Beginning at the NE corner, which is rock in
place. 16x24 inches above the ground maj ked 1227O
with top o. rock for corner No !, witnessed by
S. T. 8 n, r W., bears N. G9 dcgs ~ min. e. f34
feet and running thence 5. dru. 81 min. w. 1900
feet: thence N. 50 deg. min. W. eco feet thence
n. deg 81 min. E. 1900 feet thence :. IS dege.
min. 800 feet to corner No. and place of begin
ming. Magnetic variation in all courses 70 degs East.
Containing of 2O.6G acres, all claimed by the
above named applicants.
The location Of this mining claim Is recorded in
the Office of the County Recorder of Detr Lodge
county, NJ. T., in Book Of Lodes, on page 256.
There are no conflicting claims. The adjoining
elaine, II any, are unknown.
Any and all perfOns claiming adversely any portion
of said Banker lode, mine or surface ground are re-
quired to file their adverse claims with the Register
Of the United States Land Office at Helena, in the
Territory Of Montana, during the sixty days period
Of publica lion hereof they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions of the Statute.
s. W. LANGHORNE, Register
MAsNus HANSON. U. S. Claim Agent.
First publication Feb. II, 1888. 971 lot
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In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Montana in and FOR the county
of Deer Lodge.
David simmone, Plaintiff.
johanna Simmons, Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to johanna Simmons.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in
the Detrict Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Montana in and for the county of
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days [exclusive of the day of serviccl
after the service on you Of this summons # served
In this county; but if served out Of this county
in this District twenty days otherwise forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is br ought to obtain decree of this
court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony existing
between youreelf and plaintiff and that the custody
of Anna Laurie Simmons, the issue of said marriage,
be awarded to plaintiff, and for such other and tur-
ther relief as to the court may eeem just This ac
and abandonment of plaintiff by you or about the
23d Of January, 1887 without the consent of plaintiff
as will more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant on file herein.
And you hereby notified that, if you fail to ap-
pear and anewer said complaint, above required,
the said plaintiff will take default against you and
apply to the court for the relief demanded in SAID
complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal OF the District Court
t-~ in and for the county Of Deer Lodge, Terri-
}sEAL. tory of Montana. this 18th day of March
'@~' in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty eight
r. e. CORBETT, Clerk
g754t By w. NAPToN, Deputy Clerk.
D. M Durfee Plaintiffs Attorney.