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NO: s6: Application for a Patent.-U. S.
~ Land Office, BOzeman, Mont, December 8.
1870. Notice is hereby given that the Eastern
Montana Mining and Smelling company, a corpo-
ration organized and existing under the laws of
Montana, by Samuel Baslnski, attorney in fact.
whose postoffce address is Bozeman, Montana
has this day filed application for patent for 253
linear feet of the Fire Clay lode mining claim.
bearing silver and lead with gangue of fire clay
with surface ground AS shown upon the plat tlled
In TINS offlce, situated in the New World mining
district, county of Park and state of Montana
and designated by the field notes and official plat
on file IN this office as Survey number 31O4 in un
surveyed township south, of range II east of
principal Montana meridian, and being described
In said field notes and plat as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at its southeast corner granite
stone 2lxl4xl2 inches set IA inches deep, marked
l-3lO4 for corner No. 1, from which the New
World initial point bears south $40 49, east 1855
feet thence running north 75o ~ west 5g7 8 feet
thence north 10 80 west 1853 feet: thence south
75o 12' east 597 feet; thence south Ire 36' east
1888 feet to the place of beginning; magnetic va
Ration l90 10 east containing IA. 81 acres from
which the 10 acre In conflct with survey No.
3lO5, the lta California lode, hereby exclud-
ed and not claimed hereunder. leaving Ia 25 acres
claimed hereunder.
The location of this claim is recorded in the
clerk and recorder s office of Park county, Mon-
tana, in Book Of Quartz Locations, page 143.
The adjoining claims are the Novorbis lode on
the Richmond lode west (aII unsuryeyedI
The conflicting claim is the said Alta California
lode OF this company the orthwest
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
j. Y. BoGERT, Atty for Applicant
(1st pub. Dec ID, 1897
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SAVAGE & Day, Attys for Petitioner.
list pub Dec. q, l8O}

A PPLICATION FOR A PATENT-No 81
ia United States Land Office, Bozeman Mon
tana, November Z, 1890 Mott is hereby given
that Elisha Dodson, by E. c. Day, his attorney
in fact, whose postOflice address is Livingston,
Montana, has this day filed his application for q
patent for nineteen and thirty one hnndredths
claim, bearing limestone. with surface ground
hereinafter described, situated in no organized
mining district, county OF Park and state of
official plat on file in this Office as lot No - sur
! vey No. 5000, in township three (3,, south range
nine (9 east, of principal base line and meridian
ing as follows, towit:
Beginning at NV location corner where is set
limestone 22xl3x5 ins, Is ins Deep marked 1-3O6O
for corner No. l. from which stone blaZed nine
tree 20 ins in diam, marsed B T 1-3O6O, bears n
10 deg 43ft, and the "a between sec 2, tp
3s, r e, and sec 35 tp 2s, &c, bears "a deg rs
is set ss,aestane 22xsx4 ms, Is ins seep, snarked
2-3UC0. mounds of stone alongside, from which
point ne loc col'bears 15 deg 1Omin 23 # me
cor of limekiln 32x43 ft, bears 13 deg 50 min e,
10 it, cut No. l. 2X3O it, "a # long. bears AZ deg
" 10y tt, course OF cut 10 deg e; thence Is deg
10 10 min alongw W side Of right-of-way of Rocky
Mountain railroad 264O it to cor No. 3. where is
set limestone 19x9x9 ins, IL ins deep, mark ed
3-3O6O, mound OF stone alongside, from which
point Sc loc cor bears Is deg 10 min 2l7 IT.
thence W $50 # to cor No 4, where is set lime
stone sx12xs ins, Ii ins deep, marked 43O6O, from
which point sw loc cor bears 10 deg W 33 it.
PerPendlcular limestone precipice marked with
ABR a 3O6O bears s Ii deg W 2S5 it; perpendicu-
lar limestone precipice, marked with XBR 4 5000
bears 30 deg 30 min 27ft thence Is deg 10
min 264O # 10 place of beginning, Magnetic
variations IS d'g east, containing nineteen and
thirty onehnndredths 1880 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the re-
corder's office of Park county, Mont, in book
of locations, on page 421. The adjoining claim
ants are none.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Livingston Limestone placer
mine or surface ground, required to file their
States land Office at Bozeman, in the state of |
Montana, during the sixty days. period Of publ |
cation hereof, they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions of the statute
+. F. FERRIS, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice !
Of application for patent be published for the |
period of ten consecutive weeks in the ENTER |
PRISE, newspaper published at Livingston, |
Montana. E. F. FERRIS, Register
1st pub. Nov. Is, 1890.
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RED LODGE NOTES.
FrOm the Picket l..

From the Pickett.
John Edmore, the coal miner. who
was severely hurt in the mines over a
month ago has so far recovered as to be
up, but not to go to work.
John Chapman was in town Thursday
from the Clark's Fork country. He in
forms us that it we do not get more
snow every stockman in the country is
sure to go broke.
George Savage of Miles City has taken
charge Of the business of w. H. Bullard
at this place and under his efficient
management the brewery business is
bound to prosper.
c. W. Pratt, the painter, is now at
work painting the new Congregational
church which looms up in great archi-
tectural grandeur in comparison to the
many log cabins in the coal metropolis.
A. J. Egan is putting up store build
ing for E. E. Bachelor that will be used
by the druggist A. J. Armstrong & Co.
The building is % by 40 and will be built
on the corner of Hauser avenue and
Second street.
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(lst pup. Dec. 20, 1890. J

NO. H.-APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
~ U. 5. Land office, Bozeman Montana, De-
cember 8 1880. Notice is hereby given that the
Eastern Montana Mining and Smelling company.
corporation organized and existing under the
laws of Montana, by Samuel Basinski, attor-
ney in fact. whose post Office address
is Bozeman, Montana, has this day fled
application for patent for 14lS linear
feet of the Magnet Iron Lode Mining
claim, bearing silver and other metals, with sur
face ground 500 feet in width, situated in the
New World mining district, county of Park. and
state of Montana, and designated by the field
notes and official plat file in this Office as sur
vey number 3lO6, in nnsurveyed township
south OF range IA east of principal meridian,
Montana, and survey being described in said field
notes and plat follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Its southwest corner, granite stone 22xSX7 in
ches, set ID inches deep, marked 1-31O6 for cor
ner No. l. from which the New World initial
point bears south 30 0S' west 5667 feet. thence
running north 49o OF east, 500 feet, thence north
400 81 west l4lS feet, thence south 4go on west.
500 feet: thence south AGO 56 east 14s feet to the
place Of beginning Magnetic variation 1870 IS 4,
containing 1910 acres claimed hereunder.
The location of this claim is recorded in
the clerk and recorders office of Park
county. Montana, in volume /, of quartz
locations, page 3A. The adjoining claim
ants are the Sunny Side lode on the west: the
Magnetic Iron Fraction lode on the north: the
s-ngst-eet 20 on tie east, taH M az ey fss
conflicting claim is the Snow Bird lode on the
south. tunsurveyedD not acknowledged as adj
'erse to this claim E. +. FERRIS, Register.
j. V. BoGERr, Attorney for Applicant
Qst pub. Dec. 13, 1S9O.)
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(6t. lst pub. Dec. l3)

4 LAS SUMMONS No. 3S7.-In the district
- court Of the sixth judicial district of the
state of Montana in and for the county of Park.
Hurley, defendant The state of Montana sends
greeting to the above named defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you b., the above named plant
if, in the district court of the sixth judicial dis
trict of the state of Montana, in and for said
county of Park, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of servce) after the service on Won of this
summons-if served within this county or if
served out of this county but in this district then
within twenty days: otherwise within forty DAYS,
or judgment ny default will be taken against YOU
according to the prayer of said complaint The
said action is brought to obtain a decree Of this
court to dissolve the bonds of matrm0ny hereto
fore and now existing between plaintiff and de-
fendant. upon the grounds of extreme cruelty
and desertion. and that plaintiff be awarded the
caee and custody Of Addle Maud Hurley and
Clarence Hurley, the two minor children the is.
sue OF said marriage, and for such other relief as
may be equitable as will more fully appear by
reference to the complaint on file herein And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as above required,
the said plaintiff will apply to the court tor the
relief demanded in said complaint
!. Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court of t. sixth Judicial district of the
state of MOntan !, in and for said county of Park
.hls 18th day OF December, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and ninety
ORLANDO EMMONS, Clerk.
Savage IL Day, Plaintiffs Atty's
n # Dac
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destruction of his command, Gener
Terry withheld the fact Of disobedient
of orders and suffered an imputatio
hurtful to his reputation to rest upo
: himself rather than subject the brav
but indiscreet subordinate's memory t
the charge of disobedience. The fam
l of his dead comrade was dearer to hin
than his own, even though that fam
had been forfeited.
A dispatch from Kilkenny to the Dali
News says there is not the slightes
doubt that Hennessy, -Parnellite, il
elected by at least 500 majority. In al
interview this evening, NParnell said h,
expected the majority would be small
whichever party won. He hoped thu
bitterness of language that marked the
contest will be forgotten. His eyes are
much better. Davitt this evening said
he was confident Hennessy's majority
would be 1000. During the polling at
Kilkenny an alteration took place be-
tween Harrington and a number OF
friends. This was occasloned by what
Harrington termed the priests interfer-
ence with the voters Hot words were
exchanged and in spite of Harrington's s
protests, the priests continued their
work of influencing the voters thought
to be leaning toward Parnell. Timothy
Harrington says priestly coercion was
exercised in North Kilkenny and that
the Parnellites have good ground to con-
test the validity of Hennessy's election,
should he be returned.
A special from Lima, O., says: BIC.
Faurot, the we'll known banker of this
city, and who is also president of the
Columbus, Lima & Northwestern rail
road, and largely interested in railway
in Mexico, returned home
from New York today and announces
the consummation of deal with John
w. Young, eldest son of the late Brig
ham Young, whereby Young comes into
possession of 100000 acres of land
which was granted Faurot by the Mexi-
can government three years ago. Nego-
tations have been IN progress for some
time and we're finally closed in New
I fork yesterday. The land is located in |
The northern part of Mexico: About
,hree years ago Faurot obtained valu-
lble grant from the Mexican govern
nent, which included these lands, the
stipulation being the construction of a
ailway extending from Deming, N. NJ,
o Cash ilbompa Bayou, on the Pacific
oast. The Mexican government, in
onnection with this grant, offers $500 to
very family and $50 to every man who
coates permanently on the land. Young
las 10000 people who will colonize on
hese lands, and it is understood they
re all Mormons who now reside in
Jtah.
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CASTLE NOTES.
From the Reporter

lffOm the Reporter
. We were shown some fine specimens
OF ore taken from the Southern Cross.
. winch mine joins the Armada and gives
promise of being a bonanza to its own
, ers. tunnel is now in 28O feet and
work is progressing nicely and will be
continued all winter, and in the event of
railroad next spring the Southern
Cross undoubtedly will be large pro-
ducer of ore.
Inc Graphic company are sinking two
SHAFTS upon their property. Mr.. March,
lngton, who had contract to sink 100
feet, has given the contract over to Mr..
Green who is working three shifts.
They have struck manganese in the
shaft and the property is looking very
encouraging. Mr.. Lawrence Becker is
also sinking shaft upon the graphic.
The Volunteer Mining company was
organized during the summer. The in
corporators were Reed and Williams of
Castle; James A. Bailey, Frank Henry,
Orlando Emmons, Mr. Villas and Mr..
Ialcott OF Livingston. Work was COM
menced August by MIR. Frank Mcclure
the versatile and able foreman, They
have made remarkably good speed and
now have tunnel driven $50 feet. They
have crosscut four leads in the tunnel
and are now running to strike the main
lead. They have some fine specimens of
ore on the dump. This claim is adioin-
ing the Yellowstone and lying at right
angles with it. Another shift will be
put on soon and work will be pushed
The Jefferson Mining and Smelling
company we're lately organized. The in
are Messrs. James A. Bailey.
F. M. Mcclure. Frank Henry, Orlando
Emmons and some other Livingston gen
tlemen. Mr. Bailey of Livingston is sec
retary and Mr. Mcclure of Castle is
The property is situated be-
tween Checker Board and Four Mile
creeks. A contract will be let in few
lays to drive tunnel 200 feet AZ and
81 feet wide by feet 3 inches high.
The machinery of the Cumberland
vas started Monday. It has been work
ID to see that everything is in order, and
when the bearings are worn smooth, the
will affix the wire ropes, and
~ the first Of the year the company will
70 ready to sink on their new shaft.
Using the new machinery.
The former action of the board of
commissioners approving of the filing of
he plat OF the King addition to Castle.
lad on November Is, 1890, reconsidered
It their recent meeting said plat was re-
ected for the reason that it does not
omply with the law. A new plat has
'een fled.
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Blaine and Cleveland.

Ag elaborately planned canvass to as
certain the opinions of farmers through.
the country on certain questions has
been conducted on an extensive scale for
the past three months by the agricul
tural press, of Springfield, Mass, in con
nection with other farming journals,
west and east. Nearly 10000 cards have
been received in answer. The questions
were on certain practical, economic and
political issues, including ideas on the
tariff and government ownership Of rail
roads and telegraph. The final question
was who should be the republican and
democratic nominees for the presidency
in '92. The answers have been fully
tabulated only so far as they relate to
this last question, but enough has been
done to show that federal aid to agricul
tural education and the teachings of
agricultural science in rural schools are
overwhelmingly endorsed. Sentiment
regarding government ownership of rail
roads is quite evenly divided. Many
who vote against such ownership insist
on government supervision and full con-
troll OF railroads. The views expressed
as to the new tariff law, reciprocity and
the proposed modification of the national
bank policy are SO diverse that it will be
some days before they are classified. In
reference to the vote for presidential
candidates, it is explained that the Jour
nails interested interpreted the Novem-
Der elections as meaning that farmers
were weary of old favorites and old
measures, and demanded new men and
new issues. These journalists therefore
advocated Secretary Rusk and Congress
man Hatch as proper republican and
democratic standard bearers for '92. In
spite of this, however, the farmers ex
pressed their preference for presidential
in the following manner:
candidates Blaine 39,299,
Harrison 31,O13, Rusk s2O746, scattering
[6,9O3. Democratic candidates -Cleve-
land II ,7S7, Hill 17,118, Hatch 1852,
scattering 8,8O3. OF the scattering re-
publican vote Reed leads with 5,665, fol-
owed by Mckinley with 5000, all but
'56 of these cards having been mailed
'efore the election. Depew has 2,727
nd Plumb, of Kansas, a goodly showing,
tut the rest are mostly for "a farmer"
n the scattering democratic vote Gov.
'attison leads with over 1900, Carlisle {
90 and Gov. Russell, of Massachusetts,.
90, others being for "a farmer"
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heal Estate and Mining Transfers

transfers.
Charles Angus and wife to Herman
bauman, lots 6 and 7, block 81, Living
ston; s7OO.
Isaac D. McCutcheon to A. T. French
lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block II, Gardi-
ner; S12O.
Albert l.. Love and wife to Henry
L. Frank of Butte, lot 81. block 63 Tiv.
ingston; s1,1oo.
Moses Fountain to J. r. Toole, the
southwest quarter of section number six.
township 8, south of range q east:
$1,000.
Henry B. Bauman to Barbara Niclas.
lots "a, % and 26, block 121, Livingston:
$500.
Northern Pacific r. r. Co., to Harry
b. Beaman, lots "A, % and 26. block 121.
Livingston; 800.
Northern Pacific R. r. Co. to Leopold
kumke, lot II, block 1O6, Livingston;
s75.
John Anderson and A. NJ. Harris to H.
y. Kellogg, lots 1, 2 and 3, block %, Big
Timber; $500.
George s.. Fleming to G. w. Savage,
one-half interest in the Henderson
quartz lode mining claim, New World
district; 800.
John Anderson and Alonzo M. Harris
to W. +. Anderson, lots 3 and 4, block
IA, Big Timber; 5000.
M. Bayne to John and Ralph Nusham,
interest in the Red Rover
quartz lode, New World district; 5000.
+. W. Sorby to Moore & Co., lots 6, 7.
), and 10, block 4, Boulder addition to
Big Timber; $3.50.
A. Stubblefield and wife to F.. w.
Sorby, lots 6, I, 8, 9 and 10, block 4,
Boulder addition to Big Timber; $780,
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vein of 5O-ounce ore carrying some lead.
1t is said that three-fourths of the mine
is bonded for $4,000.

| vein OF 5O-ounce ore carrying some lead.
1t is said that three-fourths of the mine
is bonded for $4,000.
The BLACK Warrior" situated on the
divide between the headwaters of Clarks
Fork and the Saltwater. is one of the
Oldest mines in the district 1t first be-
gan to attract attention through the un
firing efforts of one Of it's former owners.
the lamented John Stevens. The early
explorations were confined to the dis
covery shaft, from which a number of
tons OF high grade galena ore we're taken
out and shipped. Subsequently tun-
mel was started farther down the slope,
encountering large body of carbonates
The tunnel has been driven in on the
ore, a raise connecting it with the sur
face. All who have seen the Black War
rior do not hesitate to pronounce it a
bonanza.
Over the divide on the Lake Abund-
ance side the "Elkhorn" has come into
prominence through the constant labors
OF its owner, George Fisher. Single
handed and alone this prince of pros
pectors has: toiled through winter and
summer. Two tunnels tap the ore at
considerable depth below the surface.
From the level Of the upper tunnel
wlnze follows down along the ore fifty
feet. From the bottom of this winze
drift has been run in on the ore parallel
with the tunnel above. The face of the
drift shows nearly five feet of solid ore.
1t differs considerably from many of the
pres of the district, being steel grained
salena and yellow carbonates. M:u
samples 60 as high as 20 and 80 ounces
n silver. PRosprc~rop
To ht cOntipuod
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L Judicial District Of the State Of Montana, in
and for the County of Park.-In the matter of the
application of the Carver Mercantile company, a
corporation, to dissolve. Notice is hereby gwen
that the Carver Mercantile company, a corpora
ton formed under the laws of the state of Mon
tana, has presented to the district court of the
sixth judicial district of the state of Montana in
and for the county Of Park, petition praying to
that Monday, January 18TH, 1891, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, or rs soon thereafter as C unset
can be heard, has been appointed as the time,
and the court room in the city of Livingston Of
this court as the place, at which the said applica
tion is to be heard
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the district court
afor, said this 22nd day of December, 1890.
lSEAL ORLANDO EMMONS,
Clerk Dist. Court
SAVAGE & Day, Atty's for Petitioner
list pub Dec q. 1892
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Medal Shoot

At the regular medal shoot, held on
the grounds of the gun club on Sunday
afternoon, W. +. Sheard succeeded in
capturing the medal by score of II out
OF a possible 20. The following is the
official record.
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&SM REWARD will be paid to any person
Sp'JOV who will furnish sufficint legal evi-
dence to convict any person guilty of stealing
provisions in or about any of my camps or other
buildings, or of setting any fires at or near the
ward will be paid for the conviction of any per
son heretofore guilty of these offenses.
l26 A. W. STANTON.
Livingston, Dec. l. 1890.
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| STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,-A meeting of
- the stockholders of The Livingston Electric
Light company will be held at the Office of the
company, at 8 p. m, Saturday, January oath,
1891. for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of the said company from So, 900 to $5O00O
in shares of par lue Of S25 o. each By order
of the board of directors: j. X. KING. Pres't.
r. A. Ross, Sec'y.
j. A. SAVAGE.
L. S. ASH.
II II MUND.
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lllAkEN UP-One bay mare with white spot in
forehead, branded on right shoulder

and i on left shoulder. Said animal came to
my place at Nye City about August. 1889 Owner
Will please prove property and take the mare
away JOHN TURCO.
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SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP near Living
~ ston, about 10000 logs already cut Address
A. Y. H. PEMBERToN, Livingston.