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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
Notice of Final Proof
Land Office at Helena, Mont.
November ~. 1859.

TiTI'I 'FTTTf' III II'IfTIIi NFTITss 7
November ~. 1859.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named SETTLER ha. flied notice ut his inten-
ton To- make final proof in support at his
claim. and thai SAID proof will he made
before a.. Judge. or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Court of Fergus county,
AZ Lewistoan, Mont. on February II. is'@
viz:
William 4. Jac L man,
who made hont>tcal application No 43.J
for the - NW!. NV, SWi, SWi, NEi,, See.
II. Tp ~ Y. Il. ~ T.
lie names the following WITNESSES to
prove his vontii.uoii, residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land viz: Herman
". Wilcox, of Grass Range, Mont; Daniel
VI. Crowley, Gcorsr j. Wcienan and
George NJ. stafford, OF Lewistown. Mont.
>. ". LANGHoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
Notice of Final Proof.

Land Office, Helena Mont,
January -, ls.W.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice at his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Clerk of the District Court, at
Lcwistown. Mont. ON February -, ls:s,.
viz:
Jesse .. Phelps.
who made homestead application No. 3061,
for the w NWi.. See. "a; SCI, NEt and
NEl SEA, See. %. TIP. IA ", X. ~ T..
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land, viz: James II
Roberts and Enos +. Mowrey. of Utica
Mont; Frank +. Wright, ot Leei>town
Mont. aud W. Green Preuett, of Helena
Mont.
:. W. LANGHoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
NOTiCe..-TlMBER CULTURE.
L. :. Land Office at Helena, Mont,
December 81, lsSg.

L. :. Land Office at Helena, Mont,
December 81. Iss9
Complaint having been entered AT this
office by Lewis knerr against Charles j.
Mcl.aren for failure to comply with law n
to timber-culture entry No. 3D., dated
June ~. 1858, upon the Sc. See. ~. Tp. Is
". u. - f.. in Fergus county, Mont, with
view to the cancellation of said entry;
contestant alleging that the said claimant
has not broken or caused to be broken any
land on the above described tract.
The said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 2lst day
of February, lsYo, at 10 o'clock IA. M, tn
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure, said testimony to he
taken before Thomas +. Morgan, notary
public at Dubuque, Mont, on February
II 1880.
:. W. LANGHoWNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office At Helena, Mont :,
lie,ptui,pr ~. 1859.

TTtttIlITWT II. TNS.F.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has iilri notice Of his inten-
dion To- make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will he made he
fore the clerk at the District Court al Fer
gus county. at Lewistown. Mont, ou Feb
ruary :. l>p. viz:
Walter =. Murray.
who made prc-emption drclarai"rN state
mcnt M. iu2l1. tor the ~ NWi,. NJ Me- :,
See. . IT,. /, y, Il. ~ T..
lie names the iniluwiug witnesses io
prove hi, continuous residence upon aud
cultivation at said land viz: Albert
Walker, charles Alien. Edward Wonlw"rth
aud John :. Thomas. all ct stanford, Mont.
:. ". LANGHoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
ESTABLISHED 1867.
The Independent
DAILY and wEEiI.Y,

HELENA. MoNTANA.
ISDEPESBEsT PUBLISHING co.. PUBLIsHEss.
Has a larger circulation than any other two
papcrs published ia Montana
The only democratic paper published in Helena.
our press reports and special Montana service
are uneNcelel.
Daily. Per Year. -. Cash III Advance
Weekly q" ., -,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06

advalorem duties on wool. and il free
traders grumble at that, will knock it
OFF Tor small consideration"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-06
Notice Of Final Entry.

Land Office at Helena, Mont
December ~. lss9,
Notice is hereby given that the following
ma .ned settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton To make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will I've made
before the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk
of the district Court al Fergus County. at
Lewistown, Mont, On February IL. 1s.w
viz:
Frederick 4. Lyon.
who made homestead application No. ii22,
NJ, Il. u T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Amos
Snyder, Nathaniel McCauley, Caleb Duncan
and August T. Westvelt, all of Gras, Range,
Mont.
:. W. LANGH"RNE, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

n ihe future. The general proyislons of the law have been "a ioyce less that sixty days. il is curious ,o note that he advance in prices oi articles sffectedn by the tariff act and by many ascribed to that act, were net touched by it. The fact is that the general tendency of the market was upwards from influences wholly apart from the tecen, tariff leeis- laiioa.
 There is neither wisdom or ju stice in the suggestion that the suo;ed ot tariff revision shall be opened. It IS quite as true tha, every tariff schedule is subiec 10 objections. No bill was ever framed. l suppose. that 10 ali its rates had the full approval of both houses. The mis- information as to the terms of the act which has been so widely disseminated at home and abroad will be corrected by experience and the evil augur as 10 it's results compounded by the market re- por', the savings bands, international trade balance aud the general prosperity of our people.
 IL also iAvofs teclprecisy, aid to ocean commerce, and postal telegraphy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
Horses .PaStured

\ THE FoUR-MfI.E HOUSE: ABOUT So fA acres of good pasture under fence on Ina Lynx Creek rsad, near the dam. auS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

On Thursday. November %, Godfrey Sykes and Charles Mclean left Needles in I sail boat for trip around the world. Their craft IS q feet long, : feet inches wide, draws IS inches of water, and IS schooner negsd. Then point Of en- harkasion was about i've mics south of Needles, where they were taken by . special train furnished by the Atlantic and Pacific railroad A large number Of Needles people, wltb band, went to see them of. Sal was successfully made at
 five o'clock. The boat had been ex- pec;ed al Yuma any time for several days, but nothing has been seen Of it at this wriring. Tuesday evening. There wa1 report that the navigators were stuck somewhere up the river. It IS the opinion of those here who know the river that the boat can hardiyget down safely al this stage of water. The Colorado IS a very treacherouS and perilous stream 10 navigate just now. If the young men had made start just after the last nse in lhe river, lhsy might have been successful in getting to the gulf. but lhe depth of water now is such that navigation by any except old hands is extremely pTecarious. Yuma Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
LATEST NEW .

Two families named Todd and Puck cit quarTelled about a calf near Pela- luna, California, when one oi the Puck eus Eas sho, and killed.
 An English syndicate has purchased $, 900. 900 worth of property in East Tennessee. The property Is tich iE minersl and timber lands and is the largest ever made on southern lands.
 Ssitchmen and yard brakemen on the B. X O. rsilfoad are on strike.
 Fo,iy-hye members of the Irish party opposed to Psfnell met recently and elected Justin McCa'thy chairman.
 Indians are doing less dancing up nolth and gre coming to the agency for their rations.
 Joe Coburn, the pugiIist, died in New York ot consumption on Sunday.
 The price of silver is on the up grade again.
 An English company has succeeded to the vast interests of the International company, of Mexico. in Lower Califcr- mia and has begun work in earnest. The prcjec, of the mos, importance is the building of railroai from Ensenada and San Quintin to either San Diego or Yuma. Twelve miles will be bu,lt at once, starting from San Qulntin, as that distance must be completed Tn Q short tune, being one ot the conditions of the concession. Arrangements are also per fec,e1 for the bmlcing ot monster iron pier at San Quintin. the first on the Pa cihc coast Instructions to the compa- ny's representative are to report upon such other improvemenments as will be most important in developing the vast body of land lying about San Quntin, and to this end large irrigation system will be constructed early mex, year. It gill be bull. in most subsIanciil manner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

The era when public men were actu- ated from motives ot patriotism seems to have passed. not only in this country
 but In Europe, II 1t ever existed The
 student of history of the early period ot
 hs count ry can not but be impressed
 wIth the lofty sentiments of patriotism
 which pervsded ibe public men of that
 period, Their individuality seemed to
 have been lost sight Of in their desire loy the public good. The almighty dollar" now seems to be the mosiag spirit of
 publlc men of the present day, nol only al home but abroad as well. Oie man wbo has been promiaent figure m Ensian.o ies several years. as leader Of the great Irish patty, to ali outward ap- pearsnces seemed be possessed oi this old time spirit of patriotism, but recen! events have dispeied this idea, and Par. nell, not Ireland, has been the cause up. permos, in his mind. When overtaken by social disgrace and asked to resign he eade sship of hls party. he issued manifesto staiing :ha, all who adhered to him would be considered as belong ing to the psEty, while these who deserted him would be read out oft The ukase see ps however, to have gore forth that Pa're'l must go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

"This evening Judge Klbbey rendered a judgment in ihe case Of the Territolyvs Chi, which knocks out ,hepresent grand jury and 1ecommas al cases submitted to II and makes the ten lost laws, liss of winch the Hsrald published last evening, effective active statutes. It seems that one those lost acts makes a grand jury consist of seventeen to twenty-four members. while the old law makes il it. teen, and in ordering the preSen, grand jury the judge had SO ordered. On the question on the matter Of tbe plea of abatement in the Gil case coming up today, this lost law wss introduced and the judge ruled as above. The Gill case is of therefore, as are all other cases up on vaic h indictments have been found blythe present grand jury The above decsion wia upse, all the indictments found by the recent grand jury ID this county, should the question be raised here and toe count should take the same view Of ihe question as that Of Judge hlbbey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Secretary Noble is formulating plan for the protection of pensioners. Ex-Congressman Morrow of California i, is said viii succeed Misner as minister to Guatemala.
 A threshing machine englue exploded a, Tempe last "Wednesday killing the en- ginseg, Thomas Green.
 An exchange remarks. Whats "a a name. Jeff Davis county is the only Is ihe only republican county in Texas Mir Mills retirement i-om the house would be aierrible blow ,o tte republi- cans. Far this reason we hope Soaaior Reagan will obtain another term.-- Globe-Democtat
 Secretary Windom objects to the big salaries of the Worlds fair commission. He thinks that they shculd not receive more than a cabinet officer.
 Shares es stock in the Louisiana lot- tery have fallen from $I4oo to little less than S4oo. This Is one o; the few republican victories cf the present year.
 The cattle claims department of the Atlantic S Pacific railroad has been transferred from the general managers office ,o that of Judge Hazledine. general solicitor.
 The Philadelphia Press, commenting on the results of the reoebt election. says: The Lord loseth whom he ehas- tene,h and scourge,h every son who run nesh on republican ticket in an of year.
 The vo.e of the territory has been ean- vasse1 by the governor and secretary with the following result: Smith for del eya,e to congres', I,Io9 majority; Bald wlu for joint councilman northern district ;7o majority; Brady for jsint councilman soa,he district, 46s majority.
 Topeka, Kansas, paper says far mer drove into that city with q toad of tlrn,ps th> other day and insisted on storing them in the siatehouse basement. He said the farmers had captured that building and were goieg to make prac- ucal use ofn
 The repo,t of the commissioned Of pensions shows that si,ooo pensioners died last year. riis drath r.sc IS likely ,o increase iu eacb sueogeding year t3 an sxteut equal at least 10 sh, umber oi new names added to the rolls. and there fore the pension xpendnufes wlil not be materially eniargcd.
 Some people. .a,e claiming ,sa' Gene el Mics get up tie iadisn didurost, e' IT or3er tha, he may queli the and has glvea nin, eff boom forll re,ideney. Any ere who knows the se eral 'aai- iary IS aware laa, te wouln noi volun- tariY attempt AnS,nins sn hazard deus to his reauta,;on as an auemp' to que'i sn Indian disiurSsnee uf any considerable pr per ions
 IT. goacerni h,w polnics are al- lowed by me men to warp their ever, thought. PtesI en; Harr.son's me age was 2 calm, ma ter ot fac oigest o; the repar from Siifiere t deper Geats ol Ire pubic seryice la winch ace sd ie uTiei comments, con'Piaing Inc p,csideni'a views n each matter discussed. Ye ID their haste lc oe.utle m4n wnohss ipae much 10 advance me oalion's interests and who has gwen to he country an ad- minisiratioa wnh0ut blot, the demo cratic organs are sying with each other in fiinging a, him the stinkpot Of abuse. Republican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
No. pon,s pIsprn, rnOso crnn,ures


 General Miles, and all other Indiar overs, who desire to locate Apaches ou the Verde reservation, or anywhere else save inside hollow square of heavily armed regular U. S. infantry, should read how Ed. Baker was killed 10 the Siena Aneha mounsaiOs last summer. The Globe Silver Belt says: Fur her infor- nation confirms the tact established be- fore tbe uial jury, and which scarcely lsaves doubs but that Bat dish fired the fatal shot that killed Ed. Baker. from near the stump indicated on the map shown to ihe grand aad peri, juries Nattsin. alias Dandyi m, Baker a, the tree when the latter vas shot. Cak-el-cle was secreted in the Willows q the milk house. doubtless wi'h the view ef inierceping Baker in the event should he endesvor to regain the house. l. is not certain just where Guadalupe vas at the time of the shoot ing, but the supposltion is that he was stationed as lookout te spprise those who did the bloody deed tn the event Of dan- ger of discovery. |, is alleged that Dandy Jim IS the person who severed BskeTS head from the body with an axe. IL is reported tha; sub-chief, of Dazin's band; and five other InjiaRs. recently made their appearance on Cherry Creek al the rodeo camp, bearing a pass from Lieut.. Johnson. al Foft Apache. asking the citizens 10 authorize the Indians to hunt of of the reservation. Those 70 whom t was presented refused ,heis sanction, and the Indians Jeff in the di- reotion Of tue Sierra Anchas. Silver E eit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
A Curious Maonine

A company has been promoted for the purpose of introducing novel machine for automatically turning over the leaves og books, which is especially adapted for iiersties. hotels, railway sta- lions, shop windows, etc. The Herald Exhibitor" as t has been named, Is a patent ol Mr. T. ". Tetley. os Bradford, Conn, who claims ,ha, the machine will work for 8 week or Q longer pesiod, and vii turn over any size or weight of leaves within reasonable limits, allowing sufii- eient interval for perusal between each operation. When the leat has been turned over in either direction the ma ch:re automatically teyeEses, and so ar ranges itselfto De ready 10 raise the next leai, thus giving 8 continuous motion
 If the appliance is ell that is claimed for It by the inventor il seems highly proba- ble that an experiment mey he found for Il n public musicales, concerts, etc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
,soo MILKa
Bas ehs Got 1t. A Sample os Letters
 Daily Receive

onfy thoss'wh haye tried is can knov what if is that prompx ono to send 500 miles for i3 to ges if again. Hero is another of many such fnstErcGs:-
 pzks sIRs: send SS for which please rrturn half do1en or your vegetable ssrsspsrfllA have moved hero from sierra City, Csl. took thrce bottles before leaving henco send all the way back e California for more 1t vns tuxe heforc left Sierra City, about year ago. that began 70 feel very miserable My skin was very yellow. and was all pains and aches, especially under my shoulders and in my head. The doc Dor said it was my liver, and gave mo some medicine which relieved ine somewhat One of my netghbors happened in and told mo she had Ffarted to take Joys Vegetable Sarsapariila. and sdvised me to try it IdiG. and with such good effect that now fel Ike new being. have persuaded ore of my neighbors hern to take it o part Of thls is for her and part for myself
 ARA QxO. nELBRIDaR.
 Rutto City, Montana fhs reader, If hs or che has not tried it. hes bo idcz os what caiifornis's vegetable juices. twhfch ts bus another name for Jcy's Vegetable ssuspsrtlla, win do for disordcrsd systsss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
Blshop WaIker. ol Nolth D.kol.

Bishop Walker. ot North Dakota has had gospel car bull, to enable him 10 reach the outlying missions ot the Fps oopal church, There are seats Tor 7s persons IT. the car. std Ii is arranged like 90 Episcopal ehutoh, wnh altar. etc. It's exterior a2pesrance Is like that ot an or- duaary Pallnrn car. The Behop will visi, the small settlements a'oug the rail. roads 10 give persons of all denomina- tons an opportunity 10 attend church
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

General Miles has gone to the front, b.; the Indian var scare seems 10 have atoG; szbsidc5
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-05-22
WHEN sWEeTHEART DIED.

The sun was hid when sweetheart died;
1t seemed to us as though he tried
To show in this way that he grieved
To see our souls so sore bereaYed-
The birds were still when swe etheart died;
1t seemed as though they had denied
Themselves their songs, to prove that they
Were sorry for our darkened way.
The flowers all dropped when sweetheart died
1t seemed as they we're all allied
In one desire 20 mourn the fate
That left our hearts so desolate.
The trees bent low when sweetheart died;
1t seemed, when they swayed side TO side,
AS they were writhing, cen as we
In spirit writhed in agony.
IT rained all night when sweetheart died;
II seemed as through the saints had cried
Till Heaven oerfiowed, to see how deep
We sorrowed for her dresmless sleep.
The night wind walled when sweetheart died
II seemed as all the angels sighed
With pity infinite, - hear .
The way we sobbed beside her bier.
The world was blank when sweetheart died;
1t seemed as all les Joy and pride
Had suddenly turned dull and gray,
When sWeetEeart's spirit passed away.
Susie NJ Best, in Yankee Blade.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-05-22
Ahtleate 5Renertnr.

REFLECTOR PUB. CO., ProprIetore
ABILENE. KANSAS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-05-22
NAMES OF THE STATES.
Some Are OF Indian Origin, and Others Are
English or French.

Some Are OF Indian Origin, and Others Are
English or French.
Maine was so called as early as 1888,
from Maine, in France, of which Hen
rietta Maria, Queen of England, was at
that time proprietor. New Hampshire
was the name given to the territory
given by the Plymouth Company to
Captain John Mason, by patent, Novem-
Der Z, 1859, with reference to the
patentee, who was Governor of Ports
mouth, in Hampshire, England. Yer
mont was so called by the inhabitants in
their declaration ofindependence, Janu-
airy 16, 1777, from the French rerd, green,
and mont, mountain. Massachusetts,,
from tribe of Indians in the neighbor-
hood of BostOn-the tribe is thought to
have derived it's name from the Blue
Hills of Milton.
II have learned" says Roger Will
liams, "that Massachusetts, was so called
from the Blue Hills"
Rhode Island was named in 1914, in
reference to the Island of Rhodes, in
the Mediterranean. Connecticut was so
called from the Indian name of its prin-
the Duke Of York and Albany, to whom
this territory was granted. Pennsyl-
vania was named in 1851, after William
Penn; Delaware in 1903, from Delaware
Bay, on which it lies, and which received
its name from Lord de la War, who died
in this bay; Maryland, in honor of Hen
rietta Maria, Queen of Charles l., in his
patent to Lord Baltimore, June 80, 1882;
Virginia was named in 1884, after Eliza
beth, the virgin Queen of England; Caro-
lima by the French in 1854, in honor
of King Charles TX. of France; Georgia
in 1872, in honor of King George Ill;
Alabama in 1917, from the principal
river; Mississippi in 1900, from its west
ern boundary. Mississippi is said TO
denote Kie, whole river; that is, the
river formed by the union of many.
Louisiana, so called in honor of Louis
XVI. of France; Tennessee, in 1896, from
its principal river. The word Tennessee
is said to signify . curved spoon Ken
lucky in 1852, from its principal river;
Illinois in 1909, from its principal river.
The word is said TO signify the river of
men. Indiana in 1902, from American
Indians; Ohio in 1902, from its southern
boundary; Missouri in 1921, from its prin-
cipal river. Michigan was named in
1905 from the lake on its borders; Ar
kansas in 1919, from its principal river
Florida was so called By Juan Ponse le
Leon in 1859, because IL was discovered
D Easter Sunday. In Spanish, Psscus
florida Christian at Work.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-05-22
A Lawyers oneer VIII.

The viii of prominent attorney in
Cincinnati is peculiar document, and
two OF the provisions have attracted
considerable comment. Il desire that
no bar meeting be held for me, for such
occasions are utilized by lawyers to ex-
plode their eloquence without cause. 1
desire that no Grape be worn by my fam
lily for me, but if any member chooses
70 do SO the same shall be charged to
his account