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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-17

L. Q. SCH sAGERL, NAOMI HoRTI.
lie cultural gardens, Naomi, Kitsap
county. w. landscape architecture
and engineering: typographical Surveys.
maps, plans, Specifications: the laying out
of parks, private grounds and cemeteries
according 20 modern methods
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MARHIED.

SYPHERS-REAH--At the residence of the
Officiating clergyman, Rev. Y. w. I,oy. in
Seattle, Washington. March Ii. fso9, Miss
Rosetta 4. Read aud Mr.. T. B. Syphers.
fssfh of seattle
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INVESTORS
Areinvisss By Ns.n
Ossa,s.g !.
To notice that this liss IL copun.r
changed.
SPECIALCHANun
SYNDIC.ATK
SYNDICATE.
sSNDICA1,<
INVESTORS

We are forming syndicate 4, !,
pnrchase, npon very advanso<uss
terms of q large tract OF Isnd sss.
trolling one OF the most impofeS.x ~.
tons Of this city. Only few shasSs r.
eur friends AMI customers are specleIls ~
yitcd not 10 let this chance slip. ReS
following extrsrs from the pro<perfr-S
so that rafsn placing sia cssh ~ s
syndicate may reasonably cxner9 S
year, 70 take o,it 5000, or placing ia ~
to take out 81. 900. or. placing bis ~ ~
20 take out $so.ao."
investigate this matter.
Choice and Sesected -. =
every quarter tf the city a2d suhpf<c q =
Farms and Relinuulshue-...
Additions, Shocks and lors IL ~
1876 ACRES adjoining the RAun...
LANDS at SMITHS Cow.
40 ACRE tracts, 10 Acre trnc,. .. 9.
Sacre tracts -sal centrally located ~ ~
for plating.
inside Property and Huslnn.
Property of the best, nom slcle 10 r..
a E,ARCAlM-Foar lots on L.hs ~.
ingtoa near cable line for 1900. -
weeall special attention to the
PALATlnE HILL ADoIT1on
x
This property comprises the chosce~f -
cheapest building lots In the market: ~ \
GREATEST margin for profit exen upon ~
present merits alone, but upon tina s-s1.
struction OF the navy ard 1t Lake 49,
ingtoi these los win increase in yalrs ~.
yond the most ssngalna expeeln1irsS
Even now the addition is In the cenrSc r.
the MISUNDERSTANDING district. surrannde1 =
factories and lying AZ the salt wafgr r1S )
way OF the canal Po<toffsec schs,olksr,-S Z
public hall, railroad depot on the pSonSs1,
Only Is inmates from the city by the 4 It's
5. & T. X. R., which runs honriy frS1sS -
| lnc. Ia addition To which the new -
| line Is about 10 be constructed to TIA s1r,
erty. Lots 6oxii0 feet frsm SIS upv1 3
FIVE AND TEE-ACRE TRAcU
In and near to the
MAPLE LEAF ADDITION
We are selling land here one -
cheaper than the adjoining ouuern r.
every direction. Close to the circle rsilp,s7
and the lake. The land Laws well rich sz6
suitable for market garfening ThIn kS1
next spring viii sell per lot at the rflS
now asked peracre. Prices from IS -
acre upwards.
GRAY & CLArNoRTJl
7o75z Front
Poncin block; also branch office e -
Postoifice, adjoining Paiafine nm
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DHILEMoS PRIokY, No. 81 X. X A. K.
/ r., holds its regular meetings at
Olive Branch Hail on the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 7:30
O'Clock. Visiting members cordially in
vited. Harold Preston, Excellent Prior;
John wsilare. Registrar.
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PuYALLuP
SALE AND FEED STABLE,
PIONEER AVE. PUyALLup

Horses fed by the single meal. day or
month. Parties having stock for sale viii
fad this an economical and convenient
place for boarding aud selling.
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LII STEINaAN. ARCHITECT - ROOMS
Z IL IS aud 81, Boston block. corner See.
Ond aud Column hia streets
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LANDSCAPE GIRDENERS.

. Z BOONE, ARCHITECT. BosToN
w hinck
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ARCHITECTS.

DEFokE BUILDING CONSULT PARK
ID insou d Evers, architects, rooms IS
and % Rnefnfi hlnnk
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WANTED--A PARTNER WITH CAPT.
w tai of about sl0,eoo 90 build and
operate mill on the Saohemish river.
site already secured; an abundance of iuYn-
oer--ccsiar ana fir: golden opportunity to
the right party: address T. s. this office.
"ANrED-F0rR MORE MEN WITH
w Slne each. To engage in q rnauufac.
turing bssiness. Moare Land 60
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T-0R sAIE-TWELyE OF THE cHoiC-
ct l0fsfn Ross ls< addition 50 Scszsle::
h3rx.sn. Address A. B. c., bnx SIS. Sc
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and 80, Boston block.
El-HER, ASCHITECT, BUTLER's BUILD
Il lug, James street, opposite Occidental
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OCJLTSTS md aTRTSTS.


InR. GEO. A. REICH. OCULIsT, AUR-
~ list, laryngoseopist, having returned
from his trip 10 the Fast and Europe, win
be pleased TO NEE. his former patrons
and others desiring his services. at his
former Office, in the YesleT- Leary Block, Sc
attic, w. T. Residence, corner Fourth and
Marion. jyl7dw
nR A. b. KIBBE. 0CULIST AND AUR-
IL list. rooms 81 and 50, Korn block, Yos-
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DLaNS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE
L an a3e ~ the Office Of Bird & Dora
bach. sfchtFeets. fer the stone foundation
wos& % Il. Holy eke's business block. Bids
wtss * received up "a neon Of March - /,
a>eS. TIE right - herebs reserved 10 re-
i-sst anv ~ AZ hits
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Advertisements under me heads 81 Lost
FnEnd, For Sale, To Let ana situations
Wanted viii be inserted 81 the rate OF 2
cents word for tirst insertion; l cent q
word for eacs subsequent insertion. Pay
men. always In advance.
The following letters are awaiting adyer-
Users ~ this affica.
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Sk F0R sILREgHoRNas SNOW.
n 3Tsft is-d. Il i guaranteed rsurse ana
gHssnifeyNssA
rfsaE Only PLA1E WnkRE A NAN
Il s&8 see q nae assert asets 81 voc en-
gssosts Tor salts naxse 70 nrte. IS 1t syssrsian
RsSs' lac leading salla-s, So Frsrg street.
~caFtss ~
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DRfCKLAYERs-T BRTCKLAYERs
ID Union have changed their place oi
meeting from Turner hall to /. O. q. T.
hall, corner of Pike aud Fifth streets, and
viii meet there Tuesday evenings
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SPECIAL
AUCTION SALE.
W R ECKAGE
saved frem the steamship
YAQUINA BAY.
PORTLAND, OR.

viii cell at public elton, for account
of whom 1t may concern, at Flanders
wharf between u and G streets,
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uINrIIl-TO RFNT

WAErED - FURNISHED ROOM OR
w suite OF rooms with or convenient to
board, by gentleman and wife Address,
stating terms ana location, r. q. 2sx ssI.
city.
"ANTEn-A GENT WANTS 4 FIR.
w ntshesi reorn: 40 lodging homse: 81
Rer month AdEfreSs b this nsffrn
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n p. ANDERSON & CO., ENGINEERS
We and draughtsmen. Corrected town
ship piats; city, county and addition maps
Ne. 215 Columbia sti Get, second door from
United States land offiee. seattle, w ssh
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HOME WATCH AND DIAMOND crvss

NJ. Rsppser Ovgnasssng Ae.oe4oess0s -
Gresa Benene - The1S mosbssa
AZ the request of Of q very large numhsp
patrons, J. e.. Keppler has decided N o.
ganixe home watch and diamond cluba. In
order that the people of this city and vi
cinity may have an opportunity "a procure
goods upon that satisfactory plan. SOiicit-
ing agents If outside clubs have been I'm
this place lately and when 10 In considered
that their commission in necessarily add
ed tn the cost Of tine goods purchased, 10
will he seen that the home club Offers =
decided over outside ones, a.
the agents commission is done away with.
and Mr.. Keppler can thus dispose OF goosis
at prices below what the same article can
be purchased wher Another com
mendable feature Of the home club 10 that
all kinds of goods can he purchased by its
memhcr~, whereas outside clubs conhne
their sales solely tn watches and
diamonds. The terms are the usual ones
of 81 weekly payments. Mr.. keppler In
now i'm readiness to tax numbers for q
500 club. "a 80 club and a $40 club. For
further Information apply az
]. &. kEPPLER.
Leading Jeweler. Anaconda
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ROBBED WHILE IN JAIL
naFis Ri6sl Arrested for Trying to Re-
cover Her Property.
The JsbainvIlls- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cass
Gsees1ng IN . Tamgle-A l~st nj Dla-
1onAs ana Jewelry Turns Up
NiaslaG.

Special Corre~uoudence of the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 40 Ulcers have been busy
Mrs.. Hector Godcheaux. Several attach
ments have been served. One IL I'm behalf
of a San Francisco liquor Arm another
I'm behalf of the Bonner Mercantile conn
pany for $21A, and w. j. Lippincott has
been endcavoring tn lnd something else
10 attach. I'm addition is the attachment
in behalf of Jubainville for $4.5OO, the
amount stolen from him. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Godcheaux were released ON bonds
last night they were given hack their
diamonds,g gold watches, lockets, brace
lets, etc, the whole value OF their jewellery
and precious stones amour ting tn about
$1,000. To-day officers tried to attach Mrs.
Godcheaux's diamonds, bat the Jewels
could not he found.
To-day Marie Rigel has been trying tn
recover all the goods which she left bc-
hind when she was ARRESTED some thrre
arrest she gave G~odcheeux AN order for
her horse and buggy and other goods be-
this property was tn he given to her Ivy
Goicheaux. On obtaining her release on
bonds. Marie found her goods all gone,
strings, hut she had received no money
for them. She knew where the goods had
been stored and went after them with two
Al high noon they gained entrance To the
place and the RiRel woman took possess
wearing apparel, although she obtained
nothing for her horse and buggy. and
some OF her diamonds were also gone,
supposed to he part of the hncry OF Mrs.
Go<lcheaux
Godcheaux was not idle. hut
soon as he discovered that his goods were
gone. trough his attorney. Charles Jones,
he had ~ warrant sworn ont for the arrest
of Marie Rigel and Messrs. Sllafcr and
Dupline. on N charge of burglary. The
three were ARRESTED early this afternoon.
and gave bonds of $500 each for their APP
pearance at 2 o'clock next Tuesday after
noon.
che owns a number OF lots on
Galena street, in addition tn ope
outside the city. Some of the Galena
street property he conditiona1ly decided Ia
A Pincus who went his bonds. In case
Gollcheaux forfeits his bonds, the prop
erty will belong tn Pincus. Some of this
property has been attached.
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TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE
fvs1ty-BiGht Cases Of HiehHay Robbery
In fhree Months.
BEE . sa.gss sseessSfsl Arrest Ter that
Crime Maa~ Dussag shaA T11s-rhs
City Needs . Larger Police Forc>
-OeheP Notes and 0oaaip.
'spondeuce of the standard,

ooecn1 C0gRe9po0deDce OF the 0taDdard. .
BUTTE. Dec. n The large number OF
highway robbesies committed In this city
b past two weeks has had the effect Of
tnd lcin q everybody to 60 armed. An OH
serving citisen remarked to-day: "Dur~
Ing the past three months the papers have
given public notice Of D cases where men
have been stopped In the street and
In two cases ! think parties
were arrested, charged with committing
these robberies. bait i'm M case has any
one been convicted Of the offense. With
all the highway business of the past week
there h mot . prisoner awaiting
trial for highway robbery. Yet
during this same period Of time a.
people have been arrested and i'm
zach case Aned for carrying concealed
Now, / maintain that under
such circumstance men are justified i'm
carrying revolvers, and since police
cannot protect them, citizens should pro-
tect themselves. Everybody should carry
that cries: 'Halt!' II the police are not
numerous enough to protect all quarters
Of the city from these robbers, then no
objection should he made il we carry
gums, and we shouldn't he fined for doing
The night policemen have lately had
their heats extended into the outskirts of
the city. But il il n s~elf-evident fact that
I'm q city of as rough n character
a. Butte, u city owing to it's
smoke and it's many alleys and
hooks and holes, IL nm unusually good
hiding place for criminals, there should he
more policeman than at present. Citizens
must expect To he held up and to have
their houses burglarized as long as the
police force il insufficient i'm number.
Seven or eight men take care Of the whole
city at night. The number should be mt
least twice az large.
An old citizen was reminded yesterday
Of q highway robbery which occurred i'm
this city three years ago. A man was
coming out of Clark & Larrabie's bank,
where he had cashed his check for his
months wages. He had only reached the
alley in the rear of the bank, leading into
West Broadway, when he was held up by
two footpads who had watched his exit
from the bank. "For goodness sake.
have mercy" said the victim. This is
the third time to-day"
The most rapid revolution on record IL
the revolution that Butte sentiment has
experienced i'm regard to prize-fiRhtinR
during the past week. II il a curious fact
that people look upon all the spectators of
last Sundays fight with the utmost hor-
ror, regarding them as little better than
murderers and assassins. But n counmo
sense view of the matter fails to sh ow that
The spectators of last fight arc any
worse than the spectators OF a High al
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Lucky lpers

at Lcyson & Turck's drawing Of pres
cnts To their patrons Saturday evening,
Dec. 2lst: The elegant silver tea set. No.
Cos, Mr.. &. Il. Hoskins, at Dachcaul's drug
store. The silver parlor lamp. No. 81.
Mrs. Thomas Conway, Walkervillc. The
vers, South Butte. The next drawing will
bc next Saturday evening, Dec. II. The
presents will bc u Reed * Burton silver
tea set: u very fine toilet set, and u mani
cure set. Please see that you get your
tickets; i'm the rush you may he forgotten.
Lcyson 4 Turck.
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A OF THE TOWN..

stray Items Of Interest Gathered by Our
Butte Correspondents.
Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 21.-The petitions OF Public
administrators Murphy and Charles O'Don-
nell to administer the property of The late
Angeliquc Barriere, wert, to have been he
fore Judge Mediation, this morning, hut
the hearing was postponed until Monday.
McGill, who has been in the county Jail
since July on a term for petit larceny
was discharged this morning.
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A grand masquerade ball will be given
ut Evcns opera house, Christmas night,
when prizes will he given tai the lady
wearing the finest costume and the gent
wearing the best comic costume. Cos
TUNES can be rented at the Matte Block
hall, corner of First and Oak streets.
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MANTLE - ONE OF THEM

Hs WIN bs ssss Tn Wsahsagsoa by she
Special tn the standard.
HELENA. Dec. 1.-THE talk tonight on
both sides H. all confined tn speculation
concerning future action. II il believed
that n joint session will he arranged soon
between the r,lmpers and the republican
Senator'S, who are laborinR under the de
This action has caused a revival
I'm senatorial gossip. Lee Mantle, who re
turned To Butte this evening, il regarded
rs certain to he elected to one of the re-
publican scnatorships.
There has been little or no talk so far a.
tn the democratic candidate for the United
States senate. II any work is being done
il Ia with the utmost secrecy.
When the senate met this morning, the
democrats were conspicuous by their alb
scnce. Not one was there. Hedges pre-
scented a minority report of the committee
to wait upon the governor and inform that
the senate was organized for business.
The report said that the governor had
said that he had no communication to
send to the senate. A bill from the rumps
was placed on file pending the appoint
ment OF standi ng committees The sem
ate then adjourned until q y. m. Monday.
The rump house met and adjourned nm
til , o'clock Monday.
The incorporators of the Mineral Land
association held u meeting to-day and
elected the following officers Of the ASSOC
ciatiou: President, A.. III. Mitchell; vice
president, l.. n. Hcrshield treasurer, X.
q. Hickman; secretary, Thomas &. Mer
rill. These officers and Messrs. A. n,
BARRETT and Thomas Cruise are the execu-
tive committee. The association filed
secrctary's office. The capital is SCOOP
i'm 5O shares of 81 each. The next meet
ing of the association will be held ON the
third Monday of March.
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Groc~rv seore CIo.~A.

The store of A. Mandoi,, a grocer doing
business on First street, about midway
between Oak and Cherry streets, was
closed yesterday afternoon. NJ. e.. Cohen
of Butte, claimed that MIR. Mandol was
his debtor i'm the sum Of $50. He pro-
cured the necessard attachment papers
from Justice Aspiring. Mr.. Mandoli did
not carry n very extensive stock, and his
total liabilities, il Is thought, will not be-
large.
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Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 2i.-The following are the
lucky numbers i'm the Montana state lot
terry drawing which took place tonight:
No. 919. $500. Butte; No. s56, 5000, Park
City. Utah; No. .1s, 500. Helena; No.
1919, $50, Butte; No. Ga. $50. Butte.
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For want of room, Losee & Maxwell
have decided to discontinue the carrying
of clothing aud are sacrificing profits To
close out the line.
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Leading Jewellers. Anaconda

Fine Iowa poultry selected for Christ
mas trade will arrive Monday usosning at
the Peoplc's Market. Give your orders Tn
the hrivcrs or call and pick for yOurselXeA.
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Furnished rooms for light housekeeping
on Third street. west Of Maple. Address
L Standard office. Anaconda. Montana.
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ante

A partner for IN established business.
Too much for one man to attend to. In
voiced stock on hand, Sl,JOO. SJUO want
ed. Applicant must be, n hustler. Address
E., box &3, Philipsburp, Mont.
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A. T. Playtcr has just received II fresh
lot of genuine Henry Clay cigars.
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Drawings took place last evening at \
o'clock. and resulted as follows:
Club No. I, 500 class, No. IA.
Club No. =. SlOO class, No. ~.
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BE sure and call and bring all your
friends tai see, the grand display of meat,
poultry and game at the Peoples Market
on December - and -.
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Ladies' all wool scarlet underwear nj
Estes 4 Connells for 10 cents.
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The latest fall and winter shapes i'm tin
celebrated Christy hats, ut Estes q Con
spalI'S
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Go to Miss II. v. White for the bsst and
most complete line of millinery gossis
ever offered in Anaconda.
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For 1eent.

Visiting cards neatly written, at Trips
Institute.
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For cutters, delivery slei9hs and bob
slcsis. go tn the Montana Lumber d PRO-
huce Go.
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The Harriere case was postpoued to-
day until next Tuesday.
Robert T. Suapt. Of Melrose. writes that
another fiue lead Of ore has been struck
at the Silver Mountain.
w. II. Nichols lefs tonight for the
Emma Nevada mine.
Dr.. WallenstOn, accused at oh.
scene letters tai members of the ladies'
orchestra, was a~raigned this afternoon
and pleaded not guilty. The case was set
for 2 y. m. Dec. N.
Al 2 O'Clock this afternoon a Are i'm the
chimney of n little house hack OF No.. I'd
East GaleOa street attracted the attention
OF the fire department. The fire was
easily cxtinguished.
The central telephone station will he re-
moved Tomorrow To it's new location over
Goldsnith's store.
A fine billiard hall was opened this
evening i'm the SECOND story of the combi-
nation building.
The petition of James w. Murphy tn bc
administrator of the estate OF NJ. w. Par
ter has becn act for next Saturday.
Al the annual election of officers of the
Butte Ca~Ietlonian club last evening. II. II.
Haddon was chosen president; ID. ID. Nc
Gregor and A. =. Mcdonald v~icc-presi-
dents; Tom e.. Gray, secretary; A. j.. Nc
Kay, TREASURER; William Hamilton, chap
lain; X. NJ. Grieg. James McLcol. ID. II.
Mcdonald, Alex Smith and John Lumon,
Harvey Ellis died last evening of pncu-
monia. He was an eniployc OF the Parrot
mine. He came from Paris, Me.
SENATORS Henncssey and Thornton were
i'm Butte to-day.
Captain Thomas Couch has returned
from New Mexico.
Katie Putnam will hegin u two weeks
engagement at this opera house on Mon.
day. Emma. the Elf" will be presented
The opening night.
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Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 21.-The following are Inc
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report:
Noah A. Armstrong tai William NJ. Lar
mour, for Ss3O. part of Nellie lode.
Noah A. Armstrong tn Matte +. Curtis,
for $50, part of Nellie lode.
Noah A. Armstrong tn Ernest A. Shaw,
for 80. part of Nellie lode known AS lot
IL, block 80.
II. w. Sampson to Mary &. OdHcrs, for
Sal, lot X, i'm block d, of Burlington.
Michael A. Hickey tn Agnes Therloway,
for $sp, part of Lizzie lode claim.
f.. A. Shaw To Montana Lumber &
Manufacturing for xDO. lot IL In
block 80. of Butte.
X. ID. Legxat has located the Senator
lode.