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Reuiorqueur pAlice G. Grue," @toeHtbum o.j
0tu. Gpoma8 S'griG.l, Scr. 80, oouibitraBe,
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oeS SOurnuls DSroOilpn @itiSeu" batter e.f
gefau cine @rt4liO auf oem 3cmorqueur
ocuadJt.
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2fne ab.rtme Rasaatcbbs in S,obsFss.

@mmadebau8 Der @ebriioer 6lrtler uu orr
0uibingtOuhraBe in 5obotcn barf 5eate glad)=
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ano, mo 6enrp Sirtl,t wur0cn idlmer ruo
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lid uerlebt.
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Sie bjUigifcanb beFe gtrIuei far Sas
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@ltaNatst08.93 - Ed.

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GdWegStu m oeW JlHttu, Der &3ruit uIlo
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NM III 6gS giu4gr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-24

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in 1876 tradte er bie glettoral' 'GommiiFonz
5itl elm, GerRn anun5me In ber gInieBung
on Oiut5erforb 8. Gases sau Br8Foeutsa
er g5er. Giaatea reiuIttrte. Inter Der
jGbes'imeR IouiInifFation mar Mtc&rarb
luel Sabre lang SrIessiefret8r nuO raii9s
irte i'm 9eieulber 1879, I'm etne 5teue aIs
5unoesriGter au5uaGbmen. Sn WdC3 1884
.ats sr aud ieine GIdterlieue ltteber uub
,tcnete iid isitbem fetnen PriSatgei4dftsu.
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eriGieu bsHte ais .3enge Dor BEN 6afis.t'i9sG
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tlber istne poIitIiGe GarC.e-e NIB ietHs I;tr3z
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aI5 Geiun6baitsl IdF6ten mG9te. Die &fnz
nebe gic8auae, Gag cr $3.50. 900 in 2i,.'E
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befedeu, bamit fe ts' g.ae4ArYs GraE's
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hoben uuo itr 5000 Osi 5ipei 5srI4teb '9ea
@eleQenhetten 3nm @ei3ea7 nlaate. S.1
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3eiGens etu gaidiuifi Tar, u-5 505 ietge
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tes, bon ibm Iu!GrSei.3actes, aus Be- Soften
hes SDeeoIben 0leaime'S ftauiuIel 90 D0s
famsut, tnr9 neI9ss Ct I'D 5gTpliGte, tn
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Ren>0 0ort, 28. Slri. - BiaFbclt
Wii I6's Gs1fnrn9erebe Iautet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-24
aer nens epmepatt moItilI6ei.-

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febI erIOhen, trel&er ben RitgIteoeIl Der 30
ll,eimapnid1a,- bns AbhoItpa pom SsEIamms
Innssn irr agitation isrsr Beidpsra'T rs-'
tietet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-24

2onbo II, %. Suui,-gSie aus SrIau6 qes
mcltet miro, bat ba8 l4nfte Battalion Der To-
nigljb1n Siifliere 81 Gimerid cine 0teuterei in
G5ene ggeBt uuo ieiue 6eIblager ubgebrOd]en,
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tjgas &ortommni6 idpere 8cOeutIng, ia8bes
ioloarc, peun bic 0icutetei aus politii9eu
IRotioeu entaanoeu ypdre. 6ier banOeltc e8
fG, ,tnfod um lln5ufrisOenbtit lpegeu ungenlis
gc5oer &atiOnen. Wiebrere SolbQten nur6eu
in 4llaif ge8idt uuo oas Battalion mad elmer
3aiernc bloroert, mel6tat Seiehle onHclbe obne
gVpitprp8 eEnfno Ipiffptp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-24

Die guubelfnn tn ben aampl e,roe;rsten, bic
SsIsier pcusn nod mebr 3abIp1, re bic
WnfrifnGar.
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30. an 6o8 Bu6tttum! - Gje6,t Ftar uuo
0cr'ougt VG 70 avs uno iebct, Oo5 H&a 10 Gqa aui
oClp III, mas SbI fault, (2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-24
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Baris %. SUM. Der Brobes Der tar3s
li5 5iss usrbaftetea gIibiIiften nitro an 9cus
rerFag bestnnen.
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W,0lGrfa tt tbreu berI5tcSeae8
SEornlell GelGilt ttIle bct ! lltet.
ST. GaOpag's
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IT, /. 10.
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Etes 9arSisaEs.

Rout, %. SIut. - Sn eiuem 5sute nb.
eebaIteuen &onffoG,um oerlie1 Der PaPf
GarbinaIsbtite on Roafnuor Sanuteut, ben
r6pfIi5en gllHttus In Stfaboa; &t3biinci
gnIsrtt BON 8apeuua; EtI9oI Rel.lILLOh
bon 2sIianne: E.i4of SnnaiepstI uor
Srafau.
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ameIiEaniider SapttoIiifeR nub br.,.fdlel
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aapitaI III 6ereits ge3ei9net. cir JuIiau
gOIbimttb, gtitgLie6 bee BarInmeatee, II
BrSibsnt Der &Ornhanrfe.
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,GSGass aae suns" aatee oea 0agss bGa
@RaEaaS.

Gor6On, %. SAM. - Der Ser3oa UOn
Clarence (8l,n3 Gilbert GiitOr, dlteRef SohE
oes B1.n5en bon 28ale8, } nabm heute inter 0elI
iibiten &eremoni2u Linen Stb i'm $. ,ieus
bauie ltr Gem &ottG HnO oeE SerSog bon
G6inburg begl, tt.en ibu. 9etne @tutter uuo
G@Deftr'I, iotpie cire gr0Be Au5ahl unb-t :
%,-ior,r BON bo9enl Stang pObnten Der &eres
,ro1ic be;
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) ati8, %. SUM. - Det 0ampIet ~
iarctte,0 nuf peldem itf Der 0t6roer GgrauO
JenAGet, 6 miro bel i nlnI @illi4tieu gu Sare
tanO,. untcr S.uarantdue gebaIten perOen.
Syrau Gprauo bat nm bic grlaubniB natge=
iudlt, ibreu @a.,cn iebeH 5u oiirien, nm i'm gu
eiuam @eRdnNHiB 5u belpegea. Die Barrier
@orreiponoentgn penaugm bon BEN Beb3roe1t,
ben Oi6I0er oHrd eineu &emorqueur su lQnS"u,
0aulit Die am 8oro be5 9ampferS beiinolibeu
amuiganiideu 3eitung8z 8z&Ol4eipon0enten III
GuQrantdne 3u parbIeiben baben tpitrbcI un6
ibuen 10 nidt Die ieuiationeafen gIafridteu
Delituapbeu fUuutea.
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pHafrLFa.

3aa3ibar, %. SUM-. - GmiH Raitn
ur0 itine RaraUane babeH Wppapma berlGiz
Iar.-Giue cngGid)e &araoane unt;r 2uaac0 1T
tm 8egl,ifer BON 4Gombafa mad llganoa aut~
SuGIedjIa.
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9te GApIEra

gIabrio, %. SUM-. - Das @epdd aQ.r
aus oer 4rObiHS SaIenctG anlau9enOen 8eiz
ie.iOer rUirb bier besirii3irt, ete es all Die 81
genlhiiuer augClieiltt niib. cine pettete 6 1.
canning ua6 eiu GObe8ial ali Der &6olra
iperoen aus Bnebla DC 9fugat 9cmel0e.. 2tu4
iu @an6ia iR eiu 3OOe5fau an Der GbOIera
eIrgctletCn.
SUnH. ltyuRs csc uaGaEtIHea gAuIo.
Bien, %. SUM. unaariid)e Tinan5s
min,fer unb Oae 9lOtbi4iIoYge &onlortinnt
ta6-t IN llebersinfommen 3ur @OnJertirur9
BON 3O2 600. 600 @ulben fiinfpro3eitiger 8os
piarrorten in OierproSer'ige golbrenten getrof@
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SGr etpa ftnfnnbite6euatg
S3bren nerSHentIi1te @Ifaua gBatIcn eIne
8e.be bon Sorberiasunaen iiber nie gu
aatme ber 8eu6Iiernug Der Ser. Stacs
zen, treI9e bic gum Sabce 1860 in ME. .ruiir.
bigger SReiie tn @sfiiuuns gegaugeu fino.
Son ba on f.mmeu fie tpeniaer, als OBJ eie
Bere6nI.i .ig burh ben S.teg geft6rt pcrben
e.. Die 8rransrsrnssu nnb @raebuiife
sporen bic foLaenhen:
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Csta 9otisnuesae. Be#onIch

&Bi.E, %. Suni. 8dbreno ith 4riu5
2uotD.r ben 8attenberg oI3 @at auf Der
9rtegsI1oluppe Scout" befau0, begab er f9
IN Ge8lettun9 n1ehrSr,r 9ffi3iere in oen 2ino=
RIB Die @eicllifoft I'M 6reien 9elaaert Elm @as
baIirHbitiiu l,nuagm, purben ibrc Rieths.
pieyua nit 8Cden uip. aefoblen. Der aIre
Sattcnbcrg hattie fir zen gan3eH Sda0sn auf<
5uiommeH unO berlisB Be ungafltdhe SHiel III
ie1r Iblcr 2aune.
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glnttget BaBlfrawau III an9atts.

gB E II, %. Suui. .-gRGbreno elmer 4Otats
fuabt an 6alocia, unaorn, nladlte Elm Dinb Gia
ueu &nql,ff auf cine SttnImbube rouroe ieoo1
pon @Sn8barmen 5uridgei4Iasen. DIei Der
2lugreIfer murben getUOtet unb aat bernuaoet.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15
From the Picket.

About thirty coal miners are sick with
the Russian la grippe.
Rhe Rocky Fork Coal company sent
out G. Fl. Town and Frank Beller to
purchase mules for the mines.
w. R Mahan, who has been resident
of this section for five years, declares
that we have had more wind in Red
Lodge in the past ten days than at any
period since he Las been a resident of
this section.
J. w. McLaren, the man who was sent
up to Livingston recently for stealing
cattle, struck brakeman over the head
with pistol and came near killing the
man. McLaren has skipped the coun-
try.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15

The slack from the Rocky Fork Coal
mines is being used now for ballast on
the Rocky Fork railroad, so in the future
there will be no kick about it. Every
thing in this world rights itself but a
chronic kicker, and God made these an
imals to annoy people who say their
prayers and pay their taxes.
Very little interest was manifested in
the special election Tuesday to vote for
or against the bonding of Park county
for $4,000 for the purpose of building
court house at Livingston. There were
only 81 votes polled at this precinct.
Forty-nine were polled against the bond
ing of Park county for the purpose of
building court house at the county
seat, and eighteen in. favor.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15
Cooke City Letter.

EDITOR ENTERPRISE:
DEAR SIR: I will begin by sayin 6
that the lagrippe has disappeared from
amongst us, and Joe Wells laughs all
over his face. While it lasted the boys
went for hot whiskey, and Joe is libera
and never charges for medicine. They
had good thing. Joe told them his
wood pile was getting low heating water,
but the boys pleaded zealously at the
| bar for more, and | verify believe they
coughed and strangled long time aft er
the disease had left them. Luckily
there were no deaths If there had been
there were not sober men enough to
bury the dead. Think of going a mile
and a half on snow shoes and hauling a
stiff on a hand sleigh, and snow fo ur
feet deep, when we had a good warm
fire to sit by and hot whiskey brought
US.
Speaking of snow, we have about four
feet, and it keeps coming by Titles every
day.
Yesterday was election day on that
$4,000 bond business. We had no cleo
ton, as neither the poll books nor bal
lots got here, and the judges could not
| find any law to open the polls and write
tickets. That is one Of the beauties of
the Australian system Of voting-dis-
franchises a precinct. Had there been
a thousand voters here the result would
have been the same. As it was, there
would have been about fifty votes polled,
which would have been about equally
divided, with perhaps a small majority
for bonding. Some OF the boys went SO
far as to say that it was put up job on
the part Of the Livingston people to de-
lay the ballot box and tickets, thinking
that Cooke would vote against the
scheme, but l think differently. The
people OF Livingston are as honest and
conscientious as any people, if the wind
does blow there.
hope our present legislators will get
over that little unpleasantness now ex-
isting, and that the first act will be a
repeal Of the Australian system. Just
think OF it, it took old George Washing
ton and the continental congress eight
years to whip England, and then our
legislature of the sixteenth session had
to copy an election law of one of her
penal colonies, and in doing SO displayed
about as much sense as the squirrel law
legislature, which act Governor Leslie
had to call an extra session to repeal.
Now if the present legislsture does not,
when it gets to working, repeal this law,
| shall pat them down on my list of
damphools and SO record them.
What mines are being worked are
showing UP we'll. Ez. Bowen is working
a force on the Alice E and Col. May.
Kersey and Vandil1e have struck and
are working claim on Woody Mountain
that shows fine ledge. It is a mile and
half east of the Republic mine.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15
Senator Becker Under Arrest.

Senator Becker, Of Dawson county, in
charge Of Under Sheriff Parker, Of LOWS
and Clarke county, and accompanied by
Representatives Broen, Hogan, Cru tch-
field and Whaley, was a passenger en-
route to Helena by Saturdays de-
layed express. He was arrested at Glen
dive by Sheriff Gleason, of Dawson
county, who started with him to Helena.
Upon reaching Miles City the democrats
attempted to secure his release by habeas
corpus proceedings. Sheriff Gleason
submitted to the writ served upon him
ard stopped off at Miles City, where the
case occupied the attention of Judge
Milburn the greater part Of yesterday.
The service OF the writ was made by
Sheriff Jones, Of Custer county by read
ing. Judge S5reven appeared for Glea-
son and asked for continuance on the
ground that no copy of the writ had
been served. Judge Milburn, after hear
ing the arguments Of counsel, granted a
continuance till l o'clock this after
noon. Judge Strevell then submitted a
demurrer to the writ and made a motion
TO quash on three points: That the style
and title were wrong, that it was not is
sued by the clerk Of court, and that the
service was insufficient. It appeared in
argument that the order for the writ is
sued by Judge Milburn Thursday night
had been used as the writ itself, whereas
twas a simply intended as an order on the
clerk to issue the writ, but the time was
too short and the judges order ssused.
After hearing the arguments Judge Mil
burn decided that the proceedings by
which Gleason had been interfered with
IN the discharge of his duties were in
formal and void, and ordered that the
writ now be issued on the application of
Becker's attorney. Pending further
proceedings the under sheriff Of Lewis
i.ad Clarke county appeared with his
warrant from President Richards, ar
rested Senator Becker and departed
with him for Helena.
Upon the arrival Of the train at Bcze-
man it was boarded by Sheriff Robert
son Of Gallatin county, who was armed
with q warrant for the arrest of Under
Sheriff Parker on the charge OF kidnap-
ping. The warrant, which was issued
by Justice of the Peace Mcpherson. was
respected by Parker, who with Becker
still in charge appeared before that
functionary, waived examination and
gave bonds for his appearance. BY the
time this programme had been carried
out by the democrats the regular train
had proceeded on its westward journey
and nothing remained to do but secure
an extra train, which was sent from this
city Saturday evening. In this special
car Under Sheriff Parker and Senator
Becker reached Helena about 10 o'clock
at night and at once repaired to the SEN
ate chamber. The fines entered against
the senator were remitted and he was
purged of contempt, when that body
Immediately proceeded to business and
passed some of the most urgent meas
ures, the session running until after
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15
E. +. FERRIS, Registe
(First publication Feb. ], 1S90.)


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sIXTH
L judicial District of the State of Montana, il
and for the county of Park. In the matter of the
estate of John W. Grannis, deceased-Order Is
show cause why order to borrow money should
not be made. Upon reading and filing the peti
ton of John Harvey, administrator Of the estate
of John W. Grannis, deceased, and praying fol
an order to borrow on and make chargeable to
said estate, the sum of fifteen hundred dollars to
pay the debts of said estate 1t is ordered that all
persons interested in the estate OF the said John
w. Grannis, deceased, be and appear before the
Judge of said court, at the Office of the clerk OF
said court in the city Of Livingston, in said Park
county, the oath day Of February, 1890, at 10
O'Clock a. m, then and there to show cause why
an order to borrow money as aforesaid should
not be allowed and made according to law. 1t is
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished for four az successive weeks before
the said cath day of Februory, 1890, in the Week
ly Enterprise, newspaper printed and pub
lished in the said Park county.
(Signed,) FKANh HESKl,
Dated January 23d, A. d: 1899.
(F.rst pub. Feb. 1, 1o90.)
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-02-15

A LAS SUMMONS.-IN THE 'JUSTlCE'S s
N court township Of Livingston, county Of
Park, state of Montana, before Samuel Hosford,
Justice of the peace. George 7. Young plaintiff,
against David courtermarsh defendant. The
State of Montina sends greeting to David
Courtermarsh the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear at my Office,
in the TOWNSHIP u i.i'.i sstcii, county of Park,
and state Of Montana, within ten days from the
service of this summons on You by publication
and answer the complaint on file in an action to
recover cf zen the sum Of sIx dollars and seventy
cents alleged to lie balance due the above
named plaintiff from you Tor coal sold and de-
liVered 10 you bY the above named plaintiff on
the 18th day Of October, 1889 And you are
hereby notified that il you fail to
anpear and answer said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment by defan:t against you for the sum of
six dollars and seventy cents and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
A. ID. 1880.
SAMUEL HOSFORD,
Justice Of the Peace.
fist pub. Jan. -, 1880
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.-To d. G Holman
~ You are hereby notified that the under
signed, George W Davis, has, in accordance with
section 1921 revised statutes of the United States,
expended in labor and improvements upon the
ated in the New World Mining district in Park
county, Montana, $3.50 to represent said quartz
lode claim for the years 1887 and 1888 That un-
less you, as co-owner with me in said claim, pay
to me your proportion of said expenditure &C
cording to your respective interest-one eighth
interest-besides the cost of the publication OF
this notice, within ninety days after the complete
publication thereof, your interest in said claim
will become the property of the subscriber, under
said section 1921 revised statutes of the United
States GEORGE w. DAVIS.
Dated November 80, 1885,
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HENRY FRAN
lst public alton Jan. II, lS9Ol

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS Land Office at
~ Bozeman, Mont, Dec. 9th. 1SS9.-Notce is
hereby given that the following named settler has
filed notice of his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge of the 9th judicial district
court or in his absence before the clerk of said
court, at Livingston. Montana on March 9TH,
1880, viz: Louis Ii. Shafer, IL. E. l056, tor the
southwest a Of northeast a, northwest a OF
southeast 4, southeast a of northwest a and
northeast a of southwest Il, Sec. 25, township
south, range east, He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Andrew }.
Herman +. w KahIe, all OF Park county, Mon
tana. y. L. FEKklS, Register
(lst pub Jan. 49,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Land Office a
~ Bozeman, Montana, Jan Is, 1899. Notice
is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to make fina
proof in support of his claim, and that said proc
will be made before the Judge of the Sixth Judi
ca District Court, or, in his absence, before the
Clerk of said Court, 1T Livingston, Montana, OF
March Z, 1890, viz: George ii. Simpson, IL. E
1,O47, as amended, for the NWl4 NE1a, Ela NWh
NEl4 SWl4. section 30, township north, range L
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of SAID land. viz: William Owens, Moses j. Fell
Wilbur G. Dodge and Thomas t. PratIer, all o.
Big Timber, Park county, Montana.
Z. +. FERRIS, Register.
Qst pub. Jan. 25, 1SJO.)
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AIOTICE FOR PuRLICATION.-

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS Land Office
N at Bozeman, Montana, January g. 1880. =
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Judge of the Sixth
judicial district court, or in his absence before
county, Montana, on February Il, 1890, viz:
George w. Donaldson, II. S. No. 1850 (as amend
ed), for the northeast "A of section u, township
3 south, range east lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: John Mortl-
mer. Redford Wood Alexander Budke and James
B. Nesbit, all of Livingston, Park county, Mon
tana. T.. r fE Kills. Register.
1st pub January IL, 1SgOl