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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27
ON SATURDAY.
TIE 10th DAY OF AUGUST, 1889,
at 2 O'Clock P. M,


All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
three-story brick dwelling erected thereon,
situate In the city OF W ilmiEEton, New Castle
County, Del, bounded and described as fsl-
lows, 10 wit; Beginning Mt = point on the
mort erly side OF SIKH street. between Spruce
hnd Chureh streets, ~ the distance OF III feet
inches tAsieriy from the eAsterly side of
spruce street. thence northerly parallel with
spruce street, aud passing through the mid
die Of the division sail between this aud the
adjoining house on the rAst ~ feet to 0 corner,
thence ueiterlJ parallel with SiKth street n
feetg Inches TO . corner, thence southerly
parallel with Spruce street vs. FEET 10 said
n"rthefly side OF Sixth street and thence
thereby easterly Il feet iuches TO the place Of
heginning be the contents thereof What they
may. book I vol. Ia, page 552, &c.
SEIZED and taken ia execution as the proper.
ty OF john 4. AcCAllsm and /. t., aud 70 be
sold by
ALyAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
1889. Non
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

IT Is certainly gratifying to learn
thai the workingmen oil over the
country are insisting on an enforce
ment OF the laws for the observance Of
the Sabbath. In Philadelphia the
BARRIERS formed an association for the
enforcement of the law. as far as their
business Is concerned, md of 1900
barber chops Ia that city but IL were
open last Sunday. In Cincinnati a
similar movement has been insugu-
rated, with the exception that It ap.
plies to all bue!ness. That 1t was cue.
cesslul last Sabbath can be inferred
from The following from the CONNER
cial Gezctte Of last Monday which
says: "Cincinnatl could give Puri-
ianical Boston points on quiet Sun
day yesterday. The rollioklng, Jolly,
lively town Of Sundays OF old is no
more. The rattle OF the beer wagons,
the jingling of milk wagons, the nols J
concert saloons, the quiet German
lager beer saloon, the lemOnaderies,
Tie milk. shnkerics, The soda wateries
aud hilltop picnics that made Cincin
MATHS Sundays breezy with life and
noise, arc gone-all gone. Sundays
now In Cincinnati are quiet and
orderly enough TO suit q Quaker" We
confess that we gre glad to zee this
for dissertation OF the Sabbath by one
class OF men leads 10 total disregard
for 1t by others, and if business of any
kind, except works OF necessity i
tolerated on that day, il will not ht
many years before our workmon vii
not have any Sabbath, but will b.
obliged TO work the same as on an,
other day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

SHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ of Levart Faciss, to ne directed,
VIII be exposed to public sale ct the Couri
lIouse, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmln Rtou.
New Castle County, Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27
DUBLIC SALE
Il or
REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
i wulsell Of public sale. on the premises, at
Nltms peisWare County, Pa, all my real es-
tnte andpersonal property.

thte ano personal property,
ON TUElDAY. JULY 30. 1850,
att O'Clock D. m, sharp,
Consisting OF nine acres OF ground Of excellent
quality, beautifully located and nvenieut To
schools and churches, mile from BrEndywine
summit station, and hve minutes walk from
the Brandywine summit amp ground. The
improvements consist Of three frame houses,
with SIX rooms In each, with porchcs, hack
kitchens, and -ell OF good water In each KIT
Chen; new wheelwrlsht and blacksmith Ill ops,
doing paying business frame barn and she'd
dlnE, grain house aud other outbulldinHs.
There IL abundance OF fruit such as cherries,
RrApes, apples, pears OF the choicest Kind,
peaches, plums, aprloots, and three trsAs OF
English wslnuS, bearing frHit. Terms easy.
Also on tke same day on the premises will
sell all my personpl property, Consisting o.
horse, thoroughbred JERSEY COW, u lot OF
chickens, ltwo-tested extension top pb ton,
GtrmAntowu osrrisEe, nearly new; / mill
wagon. ! farm vsfon. buggy, 2 sets OF new
running gears, ! f-seat,d sweli-body sleigh,
single srell-bofr EleiEhs, butchers sleigh.
All OF the above sieiEhs arc new. Also stock
and tools In wherlvright aud blacksmith
shops; lumber, and many other articles,
Terms-bn sums u- der S25 cash. on ali over
that Htno apt credit of four months, gu .pnir-
chaser Swing ? hanhshle pote Win approved
security. CHARLES II. WlLl.lAeS,
jyi7-J d-2tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

l,NIsiAi mo SCHOOL
~ -FNtt-
Children, Ladies', and Gentlemen,
FOCRTH AND JFTrERSON ST.,
Wilmington. Del.

SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL orEN
SATURDAY, JUNEisr.
Arraug meut Of Hours:
Lanes ana Eltsed from IA. III. tOI y. m.
htntiemeu and Masters from 3 y. m. to - y. Gl.
t'hGtWen Only D.. IN. 10 10 ?. ~, Priy-tc
cl"fs or pfiFsl" Instruction by special At
iAi AtLtnt. Ittus Invariably IN advance,
itriit win lJosuuctloo. 4 ittEuiAr quart. r.
- lustone, Sc ~ Short Quarter, I3IFssuus
E.oc. 4 l., son ticket iUU. SttRle L.ssht,
l3cthis. spceiai Terms Jos iaIllitt. school
lllnftn, 70. g Tor be tuAsun. fuT swimmers
-irrins without Instructions. season Ticket,
$40; tone s'sulh, S..tt; single bztn u cents;
Ihd'tt orr ltl.n..h's Gcscts, LG,T size. A
chf' ful nud eHItritrced Aiy teacher Will be
IL chltse Of sc l-dirs sud cltldFsn's depart q
meht. n, 5. WE. TER. mS)-tu- tn -lh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

$500. Balance issued by ordi.
nance April u, 1870, 1880. Re-
deemabie January J, isai. In
tercst payable on the FIRST day
of january and July in each
year Mt the rltc of @ per cent
per nnnum. Total OF Loan No.
"a ....s....st ..s...s..s.s. ........
Loan No q, authorized for
$4,000, for the construction Of
q new reservoir tCool Springl,
improving the water works OF
the city and other purposes.
Date Of ordinance July 3D. 1874.
Eodoemable us follows. SG,uDD
on the first dav OF July, ISIS,
and Si,OuO on the first day OF
JAY " each Succeeding yenr
until and including the 'first
day OF July, 1901. una the re-
manning sum Of fl0,RJ on tho
b<-st day OF July, l@s. Interest
payable on tile first day Of
January and july ia each
yeHr at the rate Of per
cent per annum. Balance I'M
Iuhn No. u. authorized FOL
sI3i,tUO for the construction of
Il new reservoir tJJOl Spring..
Improving the water works ~
tie city md for other pur-
poses. bpie Of ordinance, May
7, 1873. ltedeemnble Us follows:
$3.50 On the h;st day Of sep
TENDER, no, md IL Ike nlnuuht
On the nrst day Of September
OF each and every year there
after until and including tho
first day Of September. 1910.
md tho remaining sum Of
$50 Oh the first day of sep
tcmbrr, a. D., 1911. Interest
paynb,e on the first day Of
March ana September ia each
year ut the rate of per cent.
per Gnuum, balance unpaid uf
Loan No. ~ .......,....-
Loan No. q, authorized Tor
s-jo.Nu, for the construction
and completion az now water
reservoir (Cuol SPRING., I'M
proving water works OF tho
city and for other purposes.
Date Of ordinance MAY q, FL.
RHdecmahle February !, ls1.
Interest pnyuOic on the hrst
day 81 February and Aug ust ia
each year - tic rntC ut = per
cent. perannum. Total Of Loan
~ :, 's''.s' ''''s'. .'... ..''..,. .
hy,'il ~ - hi.l4'FlGtI lHi
ef'v'". 20 pay The present ilnnt-
ihb ana uhinhdvi ttpt iu-
chiftl ~ INC Buard uI Eiu'h-
Won IN W i!mlhgian Amount
nhtll"flHed 20 b' Is7ue't 10y yr-
ai.lhnct ui Souuri4, August IL,
lNH, ;2h.vtp. lntcr"tt payable
ON ihc hrst Gay ~ tchruhry
i.iu August ~ cich year. hc-
dccmnblc February !, 1857.
Amount authorized to be
lS-ncu hS ordinance %! council
fvurHi.ry g, 1873, s4t,opO. Re-
ueemable september /, lt@.
Interest payable ON tile inst
Gay Of March hud september
cot ohch year ~ o iur cent prr
ti.l nm = ON 81 Loan NO. y.
40, to nay the present lioa,ns
md unfundgd indebtedness ot
INC clty Of Wilmington. D1to
keI"cmahlc as follows: 5000
on N"' ga Dtr !, 1851, ana eT'N0
Ing including the 'fr~t dpy Of
November, \. ~. ls4. Itcr-
st payable On Tie first day Of
May aud November in each
year, at tHcn,ic Of ~ per cent
Ter annmn. Total OF LIUu
Ss &; E . M 4 5 q. + n (: e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

SHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Ma writ Of Levart fsclhs, tome disectSd, will
be exposed 70 pubiic salr at the Court
House, on Asrkst street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the city Of Wilmington.
New Cattle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

ONE OF THE matters that will be
settled by the coming National En-
campmenL G. A R., will be the &c.
lection Of the place for holding tile
encampnent In 1890. For several
years past the meetings have been
held in the extreme West, ard from
what We can learn there seems to be q
feeling among the members of the g.
n. X. in this section that the next en-.
campment shall be held in Ph!ladel.
phia. Ii ls certain that 1t should be
held in TIE East, and the fact cannot
be denied that no more fitting place
than the Centennial City can be Sc
lected- When the rebellion was In.
augurated there was no city more
loyal TO the Onion and the old flag
than Philsdelphla; there was no hesi-
tation, no doubtingi the word went
forth, she that is not for US is against
u.s." and 1t Eculd b ave been danger.
GUS experiment for q man during thost
April days OF 1861 70 have openly ex.
pressed sympathy with the secession
lists.
When call after call was made for
troops Philadelphia never fallered, bu
in response sent some Of her best an
noblest sons, men who made thei
mark and whose names will live Il
history. Therefore, we think 1t emil
nently proper that Il should be seecte,
as The place for the next gathering c
the veterans whose numbers ar
yearly becoming smaller. The hos
pltality of the people Of the city G
Brotheriy Love is 60 well known tha
It needs no comment aud the Centen
NAL demonstrated that good accommC
dations can and would be provided fo
all who offended. The liberal polio
OF the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Companies lie q sufficieI
guarantee that satisfactory rates coul
be secured, end We think 1t will be
mistake II any other place is selected
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-27

DUBLIC SALE. WILL BE SOLD
Julyi Sth, At 10 O'Clock. parlor, bedroom
and dining room furniture such ss larlor
~ y tao' ge1 room snits ssrpeA ehsiss,
kinds Of goods u, cd shout HOUSEKEEPING Sale
positive. l.. W. budhEm b Son, auction
VeTs' iyli-6t
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TOLD IN LINE OR TWO.

Hswcs's photographs
Creamery haitter NJ c. ~. PARIS.
Baby carriages Mt cost NJ the Bee Hive.
Picture frames made to order at the Bee
Hive.
Boswell. Ia matchmaker. mt the Bee
Hive.
Lo:h. repaired and Key. htsed at the
Go 10 Hawcs for fine work i'm photo
Graphs.
Dre.scd sp-ins chicken ON Ice ut r. NJ.
PARIS.
eau at c. NJ. Parr'. for fine confec-
Excellent 9. the finish of Hawcs's photo
Have yoq sesn those fine hanging lamps
Estes q Connell nave received the:r new
fall stock Of clothing.
Photographs i'm all the latest novelties
at Hawes's Palace Studio.
Estes 4 Council Mercantile Co.'s.
For style, god so1s.s and a pe,fest III,
Fresh select oysters. first in market,
just received ut sam Pramenko's, First
street.
New underwear, over-shirts, neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and shoes, mt Estes
q Connells.
Ladies', remember the rs ccnt pushes at
Estes 4 Connell Mercantile Co.'S. They
After the 18th inst. Mr.. h. +. Nathan
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the st. Louis market daily.
Ladies' examine the ID. j. Hennessy
Mercantile Co.'s fall stock of wraps and
jackets for street wear.
II You want u good Domestic, Imported
or Key West cigar. go to ID. Tietjen's
cigar store, corner LIST and Oak streets,
Anaconda.
Estes 4 Connell are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all h want first
class goods.
II you want a suit of clothes made tn
order call at Estes & Connell. They haye
over 400 samples to select from, and guar
antee a perfect fit.
Call and see those pushes at h cents at
Estes & Connell Mercantile Co.'s
For new sailors turbans. toques and all
the latest novelties i'm fall millinery, go tn
Mrs. L. b. Mallory OH Main street. OppO-
site Montana hotel.
The ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile Com
pany leads competition in mems fine
clothing, underwear and
The Montana Lumber & Produce COM
pany will name you bottom prices Oh hay,
grain and feed I'm large and small lots.
They carry the largest stock i'm town.
b. F. Nathan In agent for the Alps Min
ing Company's stock-ther rich gold mine
on Harvey Creek. The stock is selling at
present at ten cents.
+. Jacobson, proprietor OF the Anaconda
Furniture Store. has just opened up one
of the finest lines of furniture and all
kind OF crockery and house fittings; also
undertaking at the lowest prices in Ana
cOnda.
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The Faithful at EIkhorn.

ELkHoRN. Mont. Sept. 5.-Thc Demo-
Gratis of Elkhoru and vicinity met Thurs
day night in Giilman's Hall and organized
n Democratic Club. James l.. Buskctt
was elected chairman. and -. l.. Hobdcn.
secretary. Speeches were made 10y local
speakers and received with great applause.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. and seventy
five Registered voters signed the bylaws.
Tho club adopted the platform as framed
10y the convention at Anaconda, and
pledges the members to- support both the
state and county ticket. A committee tu
solicit members and see that all demo
cr,ts are registered was appointed. After
giving three cheers for the Democratic
club and ticket. the club adjourned "a
meet again Monday night.
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NOTES FROM

SIPcial 10 THE
Inf ormation reached here to-night of a
fierce forest fire i'm ST. Regis river district
i'm which n Swede prospector and horse
were burned to death near Cokely's ranch.
Cokely's place, known to every old pros
pector in the west, was destroyed, with all
to-day and say il il feared that
four more men lost their lives, as
they have not been seen since the fire.
The new Jail was accepted 10y the county
commissioners and the prisoners removed
to-day. Five men are in the murderers'
tier of cells.
The registry tonight IL 800 votes.
There were several match races between
local horses this afternoon. hut they at
tracted no special attention..
ID. j. Hennessey & Co. of Butte to-day
purchased the stock of dry goods of the
Murphy q worlen Mercantile company
and will start q store Oh the same scale as
their Butte establishment.
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FROM ORC Fiho DISTRICT.


Mtnsng Matters In and Abo~t the Bnsy
Camp ut Chaspson.
A reporter for the STANDARD Inns just
returned from Champion i'm the Oro Elmo
district and furnishes some interesting
information respecting that bustling little
place and the mines In that vicinity.
Though n comparatively old camp, Cham
pion lan9uished until the past year, when
the richness of the mime from which the
town derives it's name, and other fine
properties, attracted widespread attention,
and gave The place u boom. IL Is estimated
that at present there are I'D men I'm the
camp and immediate vicinity. There Is
livery stable. several comfortable hotels
and boarding houses, and the usual num-
Der of wet Roosls establishments TAI be
past few months real estate has ci,ii.nced
considerable i'm value. With n railroad
assured IL during the next year, the town
has a permanent and prosperous future.
The mime " now down :SO
feet, aud drifts are being run in various
directions. Ii has AS yet but one shaft,
though work is being pushed on an air
shaft. The company Is tearing down the
old hosting works To make room for one
employed ON il at present and the force
will probably be increased In the near fu-
lure. The output Is forwarded daily to
The Mountain Lion, situated about n
mile southwest of the town, il proving
small but of surpassinR richness. some of
il going SS,O0o to the ton. IL L. in the form
of ruby and brittle silver. A new force
of men has been put on lately. and devel-
opnent il progressing at "a satisfactory
rate.
Next il the Ruby, which is showing up
handsomely. Ii is new down Ss feet.
This property was originally owned 10y
Mcssrs. Facer AMI Parker. but has of late
gone into the hands of "a stock
The Washington Mining Company
also possess n valuable property, which IL
now undergoing development. II has a
five foot vein that averages hrtwcen $40
and so to the ton.
The Gospel Mountain is down about $50
feet, and the company is now cross-rut-
ting.
About two miles from Champion and in
the ncighborhood of Cottonwood, the
Ohio IL situated. II il opening very well
and promises tai be a good paying prop
erty.
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The Registry mt beer Lodge.

SINFEf1 Nt StsthH.tfU.
DEER LODGE, Sept. Up to noon to-
day 4so voters had registered in Deer
Lodge precinct, which is an increase of
twelve over the vote one year ago. Ii *
probable there will he from 80 to 100 more
registered before the lists close.
In connection with the registration some
queer questions arise, under the naturali-
cation laws. One old resident. il appears.
was born upon the tlantic ocean, but of
American ~parcntagc. In this case there
lean citizenship. But there is another old
resident whose parents left Denmark
about forty-two years ago upon an Ameri-
light of day about four days ont from New
York. His parents died before they were
naturaiized. The son has never been nat
uralized. Query: l. he entitled to regis.
ter without taking out his papers? Ii il
Thought not,
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BITTER ROOT is AWAKE
Everybody Turns Out 10 Hear najor
naginnis On the Campaign Issue.
H&nces That Were NJ 80all Accoant. Fer
est F1rss In . District FnmiliaP
tn Every Ola Miner In
the Land.
Special To the

SpeciAI 10 the Standard.
MIssoULA, Sept. 7.-Major Maginnis
and Judge Stephens had a rousing meet
ing AT Corvallis last night, which was
largely and was one of the most
enthusiastic of the trip. This evening a
meeting was held Mt Stevensville. which
was one OF h most stirring ever held.there
by any party. At 8 o'clock this afternoon a
special train left here with w. NJ. Bickford,
and about fifty citizens who went tn Stew
ensville. The party escorted Major Ma
ginnis hack to Missoula. The trip through
the valley resulted i'm much good.
Strong efforts are made to bring Bitter
Root republicans into line, but the attempt
Is a failure. They have determined to
punish the Republican party Of Missoula
county, and they will stick tn 1t. Tonight
Major Maginnis expressed himself high
ly pleased with the trip. Enthusiasm
among Democrats i'm the valley is even
greater than the most sanGuine expected.
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n. X. Royce. mdsc. Champion. ............S : O
y. Il. Preston, stage line to Champion. 80. IA
Mrs. Simpson. mdse. Deer Lodge ........ 500
j. d.. tavclhie, pesldlpr. Deer Lodge. 500
lie Iauf & Barrett. s;llO0n, Deer Lodge ..-. ~ 0O
bon Greer. mdSe. Granite. ....... an
Woo kee, muSr, phililshurg ~
Woo Kce. laundry, philiISturg ......... 500
Mcintyre 4 Co.. mdse. Thilipsburg ........ 500
IL. Livingston. mdse. Philipsburg ........ so
Tong Long. laundry, lhiIipslnrS ......... 5GD
Allison 81 Sherman, n.lse. FhiliijsluIrg. IL M
NJ. kaiSer. hotel. nlililsbiIrg.. ......... 10 OD
Gee HON. laundry. Ihilipsbtrg.. ...... ~
n. j. Allison. mlSs, philipSiurg. 3 IN
George Cornell, saloon. P1lilipslburg. ...,. ~ IN
William Mobiles. saloon, PhililpSiurg. -. ,D IND
y. Nialioncy. saloon. Ihilipsburg.. $500. GO ga
All Strows. saloon. Phiipslpurg. ........... 90 ~
susNett Mere. Co., mdse, Clark. .......... 10 M
lsuskctt Mere. Co, mdsc, Euinscy. ....... II M
Buskett Mere. Co, mdse. Granite. ........ - OO
Peoples 4 Nixon. gambling. Granite. 800. 1j :B
kGlle Rhodes. saloon, Granite. 10 ~
Tuck Lee. gambling. Granite. ........... ~ rs
J.. Hollywood. saloon. Granite. ........... 10 M
DIR. Small. professional, Granite. ........ LOO
Van Grundy 4 Miller, saloon, brewery.
soda. bids, Deer l.oslge. ............ 10 M
Miss May Taylor. saloon, Champion. .... - G
l.. ii. Fowler, saloon. New Chicago. ....... ~ OD
j. &. IehSOn. mdse, BeartOwn OO
Hantlpy Il Rawlins, livery. Elliston. ...... n ~
Golde 4 Co.. butchers, Champion. -....... 90
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Woman
From the Boston Courier.

From the Boston Courier.
Mr.. Jones': II don't think women are
SO fond of dress, after ALL"
Mrs. Jones: "Certainly not. This con-
slant cry that women are vain and fond cf
dress Is all NONSENSE. But you used to
think they were. What caused you to
change your opinion p"
Mr.. Jones': "well, I've been down at
the beach watching them bathing"
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
\ nicely furnished room GA pak street. he
tween Fourth and Fifth. suitable for two gen
tiein.n. GEORGE OWEN.
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The Estes 4 Connell Mercantile Com
pany IL now Offering pushes in all shades
FOR IS cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-08

Ladies'. call and see those ~ cent
plushe- now ON sale at the Estes & Con-
nell Mercantile Co.'s.
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SlecilI 10 the Standard.
BUTTE. Sept. THE business censc
for the week ending September Z, 1889, by
Lew Coleman. treasurer of Deer Lodge
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For the latest patterns m carpets go to
the ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile Co.. corner
Oak and First streets.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
Land Office AZ Helena. Mont.
ncinlrr LII In

Land Office al Helena. Mont.
octobcr II, l>>9.
Notice j. hereby given that the iollowing
named settlers have filed notice of their
intention Ia make final proof in support of
their claims, at i.ewistown. Montana. on
Monday, November 18th, 1859, viz:
Donald Fowler on homestead entry NJ.
u. II, Y, u. u b., aud Lot I, Sec. >,
III. Ia Y. u. II T.. Wiinr>SeS; Joseph
Moser, I:ercail; George irrie, lIalbcrt;
Henry NJ. Parchcn, Helena, and Daniel
Tressler. Sahara. Mont. Proof la he made
before the Judge ar ia his absence the
clerk of the District Court of Fergu,
County.
Joseph Moser. on homestead entry Np.
sae, i-sr the 81, SW',, SWii 81. See. la,
Me-, NV. NWt MI. SEQ. a., ~. =.
Il. ~ T.. Witnesses: Frank Cameron.
I,0nald F6w i1'f r-rsT tStTrS, t.rrrITi. :r-7r'
t.ror,r Pirrie. Of IIaibrrt. VI. Z. Proof Ia
he made before the Judge, or IN hi> absence
the Clerk "f the District 'ourt oi Fergus
county.
William Dunbar, on prc-empjiou d"cla-
ratury statement M. SiuI. Tor th, " SNlt,
SEi, SWi,. SEQ. H. and Me-, NV. See. -.
III. ln Y, q. :" r. Whnr~-,.-: Joseph
M"Ser ARdrew Thompson. Donald Fowler,
of liercail, and rrur.r rirri", ot lialhrrt,
Mont. Proof tn he made beiurr the Clerk
of the District touIt of Fergus County,
Mont.
Joseph Mo>cr. "u ,l,.,~rt land Application
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rirrie. William Dunbar Donald .Fowler
and Daniel W. ~ilyton, an nt Berrail Mont.
Proof {, he made before the tlrrl; of the
District Court of Fergus County. Mont.
= W. LAN"HuI.NE, Regis