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The Arizona champion., 1891-01-10
Sad Accident.

Just as the east bound passenger train was leaving Walnut, about twelve miles from here, the engine struck broken rail and went off the track. George Howser, the engineer, jumped off and was caught under the wheels of the baggage car and killed. The whole train was derailed, but no other persons were injured.
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-10

In the District Court of tho Third Judicial District, Territory of Ariz. ona, County of Yavapai
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael. Curtain, Plainfeld, H., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but. grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggists sug- gested Dr, Kings New Discovery, for Consumption; she bought bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued it's use and after taking ten. bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as, she ever was. Free trial bastles of this Great Discovery at D, Js Brannen's Drug Store, large bottles soc and S1.OO.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost un- limited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known ar it is the. only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and efectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes.
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-10
Trustees Statement, Flagstaff TewnsIte.

Trustees Statement, Flagstaff Townsite; Received expense monies ad=
 vanced by Messrs. Daggs
 Fulton and McMillon 1900 % Received purchase price of
 lots filed on to date -, 4041 30
 S5,341 30 Paid exchange on monies to
 Prescott. ,.......... s2 40 Paid on filing declaratory
 statement for lands. -. 3 % Paid surveyor for survey
 and plats. s.......... 575 % Paid stenographer, testimony
 in contest :. 25 % Paid printing blanks, claims
 and deeds ...... fl % Paid Bullock, Baker & Co.,,
 books and record ...... Is % Paid printing notice of Final
 Proof, land office. ..... I5 50 Paid J. G, Tinker, notice to
 claimants of lots. ..... 25 % Paid J. E. Jones, notice to
 claimants of lots. ..... 25 % Paid attorneys fees. includ-
 ing witnesses, costs, etc. 600 % Paid Messrs. Daggs, Fulton
 & McMillon, return monies
 advanced, with interest. 1872 % Paid recording town site
 plats ........... 25O % Paid recording townsiie pat
 enC 0U lands i..,... 500 % Paid return purchase price
 lots, relinquished. contest ed, egc ........... I40 UU Paid expenses trustee, trips
 to Flagstaff, clerk hire,
 rent, etc. ...... ....... 45o % Paid J, E. Jones, printing notice of meeting resi-
 dents ........ .. 10 O0 Paid John G. Tinker, print ing notice of meeting resi- dents ... ..-..., 10 % Paid committee for expend- ing monies on improve
 ments ......... 600 %
 Balance on hand. .. 376 %
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-10

Overcoatsl Overcoatsi Made to order, latest styles good honest goods from $28.O0 upwards fit perfect. NJ. Salzmans.
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s, 30 Of the 20I4 lots in the townsite as surveyed, 1272 are still subject filing, and of the TAP lots filed on deeds have been issued for 652, the remainder being open awaiting proofs or final de- cision of contest, The number filings to dlte is 19L.
 Very respectfully submitted,
 E W. FRENCH, Trustee. PREsCoTE Arizona, Jan. l, 1891. Since the above statement was made out $80 more has been pain in.
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Local Matters.
GRAND SUCCESS

GRAND SUCCESS Is Flores Dancing School. Go and have any amount of en- juymept at Flores Soi1ees Sat urday Nights. Grand march, lanciers, waltz quadrilies, Der -iss t lins, immense. All Instru ments Taught.
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Music, Dancing $ Shorthand:
 School Begins Hey. 3, iSs0.

 Premiums at end. of. Season.. S25 Ring for best lady dancer. SIo ring for best gentlemen dancer. SIo ring for best executor Tn music. SIo gold pen for best-short hand writer.
 Pupils as young as I2 taken. Pupils rendered independent of teacher adults in three months; juveniles in six.
 If desired puppies will be taught
 at their residence. sg Everything conducted in first class order and responsibility. -Gsa
 Juvenile. Dancing School, Saturday at ? o'clock p. m. Dancing school will at once be organized to be known as "The Flagstaff Early Hour Dancing Club.'
 Two school nights from Sto 10 p. m. Soiree nights from s to II:45 p.m. Arrangements have been made with Dr. D. l., Brannen to furnish musical instru- ments at reasonable prices,
 Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin, Banjo, All instruments taught, I throw aside the the question of natural gift and claim
 ability to teach music successfully
 to any one who will try. Above premiums apply only to those who take three terms.
 Music furnished for all occasions. either brass or string band. Leave orders at the CHAMPION office. N. D. FLORES, Teacher
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.

IT is proposed to build an open-air l theater at the Crystal palace, London. with seating capacity for five thou sand people.
 THE consumption of tea in the United Kingdom during 1880 reached the un-
 precedentedly high figure of 5.02 pounds per head
 ABOUT half of the kerosene consumed in Great Britain comes from the United States, three-eighths from Russia, and
 one-eighth from Scotland.
 IS England the old four-posted bed stead is the pride of the nation. but the iron or brass be6lstead is fast becoming universal. The English beds are the 1 largest beds in the world.
 THROUGHOUT the whole of British In- dia l05, ,s3s, ,357 males and III. .ss2, ,9sT fe- males, or 217,IT1.2S4 persons in all. are 1 totally unable to read OF write and are
 under no instructions of any kind, more than one-tenth of the males and about one ninth of the females belonging to Bombay.
 Ar a recent meeting of the Geological society, London, a model of the largest gold nugget yet found in western Australia. known as the Little Hero. weighing S30 ounces 3 peunyweight, found at Shaw's Fall. 200 miles from Roeburne and so from Nullagine, at a depth of inches, was exhibited by Mir. Harry Page Woodward, r. G. $ Mas. BLASK-"My dear, during the
 summer you said the only reason you went to the races was because the country air was so cool and pleasant. Why do you go now when the thermou- ster is almost at Zerolr' Mir Blank I"Um-er-T go now, my dear, because
 the excitement of the races warns me up"
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FEMININE FARCIES.

HEBREW women, on the average, are said to live longer than those of any other race.
 THISss that proclaim their cost, like diamonds, stiff silks, velvets and passe- nenterie, are not conducive to gentcel dress
 4 MAGIC preparation for keeping trizze5 in is found in mixing equal
 parts of glycerine and rose water. and
 amounting the hair freely with it before
 curling; or an equally good mixture is
 made of perfu ned olive oil with bees
 wax dissolved therein.
 Nor only for it's flavor. but for heaith's sake. 8 dish Of apple sauce goes with roast pork; in addition may be
 served one or several of the following vegetables: Potatoes, white and sweet, cabbage. eaulifioyver, Brussels sprouts
 pr spinach, tomatoes, turnips. vCgeta- 5les, oysters, boiled rice OF bominy. 4 NEW kind of rouge k to be had
 which Is waterproof. 4 girl who has always been accused of painting con- plalned Of being faint the other night at dinner, but did not change color Excuse ule, she said. it is nothing"
 and dipped her napkin iH her tumbier
 and yvef her face. Grand defeat of enc mics The napkin remained white ANERIcAS girls, a British medical re-
 view grayely informs its readers, HOW aarry abont with them ornameatai cut
 glass bottles containing qdiEine piILs,
 with v.lsieh they dose themselves from
 time to time. If fatiguea they ts,ise two pills; if chilly, one; if hungry (as they generally seem to bel, four or five. Ne
 believe that ten is the correct dose for
 wet feet.
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oop sITs HERE ANp ThEaE.

"oLD CoSKLY RAILRoDE'' was the superseription on a postal card which recently passed through the Boston post office.
 4 STONE building at Decatur, Mich, is nicknamed ''Mnmmery block" be- caase all the village secret societies meet there.
 B. F. SfEARNE. of Lynchhnrv, Va. has in his possession 6 curioasly carved violin, said to have once been the prop erty Of Thomas Jefferson.
 SPEAKING of brief names, there is a family in France named R, one in Bel gium named O, a river in Holland called the Y and village in Sweden named 4.
 ON the top of a dead spruce tree at Brookfield, Ore, are growing an elder and salmonberry bush as complacentIy as if on terra frma, two hundred feet below.
 TRE ninety-foot tower erected at Kearney, N. J., in ls4S has been tozn down, A man named Haskell built 1t, and on a certain day ascended it with his family expecting the Lord to snatch them into Heaven.
 A PHILADELPHIA cable-car turning a street curve jolted the bang" of the forehead of . stylish lady and flung it OF the newspaper of a gentleman who was reading of a scalPing incident some where west.
 A CLUB composed of married men has been started in Hannibal. Mo. The os- tensibie object is to induce married men to spend their evenings at home. They meet very frequently, almost every evening, at drug store and pass hours talking about the pleasures which mar ricd men miss by spending much of their leisure outside of their own house holds.
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GERONIMO
Is Not and Never Has Been a
 Sunday School Teacher.

The report that Geronimo was d Sunday school teacher has been ex- ploded by a letter received by Winfield Scott, chaplain oi Fart Huachuca, from Chaplain Pearson of Mount Yer non Barracks, Alabama, in which he says; "Geronimo is here yet and is likely 10 remain He is as docile as you please. lie is not now, and never has been Sunday School teacher He attends school once in wbile, hnt not at all regularly. He spends most of his time at the depot selling canes Che makes) to travellers passing mp and down the railroad. The other Indians attend any services well, and ] thlnk are looking up. You would be greatly surprised at their advance in civilization"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

American beef cattle are making their say into some parts of Europe, notwithstanding many obstacles. The first shipment was recently received 10 Switzerland, going by way of Ant werp and she Rhine. They found 4 ready market at r cents per ponnd. the current market rate. IL is stated that American beei can be delivered thers at from onet two cents 8 pound Iess than native beet. Austrian beef isa cent or two eheaoer than the American bet much inferior in quaI- ity.-san Francisco Bulletin,
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suIt has been filed by the county oi Pima against the bondsmen Of NJ. S. Snyder sx-,ax collector and county assessor, in the sum of S4076, the amount Of which Mir Snyder was robbed on the night of December 30th last The bondsHaen are 4. steinfeld. T. Hughes, R. K. Richardson, M c. samaniego, M. Moreno, Jos. Goldtree, $. otero, If. B. Penney, A. Y. Gros- setta and 5. Cameron.-Citizen
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TREATMENT OF soilS

The FrsdIz Is,Est'gS E'auss ssT s vrrsl Kinds
 sg T L.. Caaa oEts-s
 TEr nrcaispcsiuz cause Of boils Is iogsss ing or Ibe health st some point In sha .sria oa rf many students of dis ease tae Isa5lc..iatg cause is a EIicrcbe. winch 6Has its wa into some gland ol tha sziH. gs5gcre it rrtz m a peculiar in- faiaG..4tsts.l- Gs-Is-&I:y tiu gland is an oil gland ia iha arIGp ts iS iS q sweat giant. ca Gle ~Triil, where tee boil is known IS g ''sty," IL Is si@n4 of still aBctig saFs.
 Inc first il1.licaticn Of 9 joil $ 6 slight IsesI fsl.-, followed by ia Fc3L sh Yimpis zith a kasf Iu tsc center. Sometimes .hc p4lliEa egt of tais hair sill arrest she d-geloEiaeHs CT lisc sore As the 4sinpla grow the rc iaezs extends and beeolae8 tiasa intense, and tba part Ee- gins i0 5G sUh Etils pin. Ia sl0ut five day l. breaks. I uF o6z"s out the pain ebagss- n3 7Dan aiEEr tAe dead tissue che sc-caIIai 6ogrs''--escss Ees followed t,Y rapid Hsaliu. Soaaa.4imcs no c0Ic appears. n0p does tb0 b9ii sur7Eratc This > known ae GFse '.bE nd boil" IT is very hard aad painful, and is long ia scaliEz
 SomctiEaes a malignant form of boil appear on f5e head sr ueck. or especial Y oa tbe ifr. Al frs: it resor1Jles an or1lf..Fg l5Oti. bat + .a@es rise tO Hood poison. a-34 after cxtFv4ae suffering Is fatal la atSEt tivc da
 ] c4TissaaIo sOiIaeshat resent les a Ee;l. i,at *, asHcl. lassar aud more pain frL It tsnIB ts spasa3 and has several opsaiEs h Fr55geas $ great distu-b a5es of tac Easi,s ssstsm, asld i5 gerS sslas.crag ,i 8 t. trf.sacHsv- The eousti1a- tioGLI ayaa 3sszsis os isoiis are slight s.ioa Yll ia sot1e eascB lEsse ulay be con slderabfe isgE=ialaness
 T he treatment should be, in fbe first place astitstsoBal, aiming to restore the vi en- of ti8e system. The diet skes535 t,e geHe.ous, without excess, and easily 6igssIlaia. Jhe patient, while aqosdiug exhaustion. Eaoald take a proper amount Of exercise. have an abaHdsnce q par. air. aad wash h.s hody daily wIfk cO0i water aad soap
 E4oes4 treatment aisa is needed Te arrest the Hsogzeas ot a is9ll zs its early stage. Slr Erasmus Wilson advises tho asplfsasio5 of ( solution of sugar ef Lead eserg six U- twelve hours with camel E. hair b-ash # thi5 fails he Eould Pso- mote snpFui atson by spreading on is a wasRr1eatber plaster ef galbaaam and opium. eHt ln tfse Irtddie for the eseape sf ssiis BPs,
 Ii the pain contsaass to increase, he would sBpiy soothing applications, Hben tEe tOil tlegins to beai. he woald keep fhe skia aFogad it dry, clean ii xish faz ssaa. aad smear it with yellow resin oiasmcaf. dressie7 slse broken surface wish Iiat spread ssta tbo same Osnsaert. keepiag lla dressing in peal, tion with strias Of adhssive plasteg Q; bg iszas aandage. HoutEis coMpAu- ses.
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An Indian Scare.

The Black Range published at Chloride, contains the following item relative to the recent Indian excite Hlent in that ueighboThood
 The Indian excitement of last week has subsided and most Of the miners have returned to the mountains but a sharp lookout is kept for the red imps as no one feels safe since their appear anee in the country. Since young Phillips was shot ss numerous trails have been discovered near the head Of the range that give evidence that no less than dozen or fifteen Indians were in the range at that time.
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Good progress vas made with the work in the Quijotoa mines last week The vein on the 100 level Of Che Peer mine Is being put in shape for stopiDg cut ore. ". & Lyle. She president of the Qu5otea mines, will soon leave for Arizona, and he intimates that the mill will shortly be started as there is quite large amount ot ore accBmula- ted from several of the properties.-. Daily Report.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

Some 600 cords of sood, belonging 10 the government, and ordered sold, because of tine abandonment Of Fort Marcy, were disposed of at public auc- ton at Santa Fe. The price paid was from $I.G5 to si.9o per cord.
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Jo Tasker is back from the Soldier Holes cattle ranch where he and M-. Gess have been attending the annual meeting of tine company. They will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles. Mir. Tasker is much elateJ over the out look for cattle in the range and their condition he pronounces 4 |. Mir. iasEer was elected president for the ensuing year. Mr. Sanderson was chosen super ntendent and Ar. Geo. Pridham, secretary, treasurer and as- sistant superintendent.
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Reproduction.
rPhn.ir nLr.Ia.l

The school bonds failed to be voted by large majority on Saturday. The Herald believes .he debt a legal one and that these opposed to the p-oPo- siiion have made a mistake that will cost the district dearly in the end for lawyers fees and extra interest on the indebtedness which mus7 accrue so long as the debt draws IS per cent per annGm.
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TIE report i current that both the Republican and Democratic League clubs will establish their headquarters st Washington for the next national campaign. There is talk of the Re- publican clubs erecting building of their own to cost $SO0, 900.
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sCencs.

AFTER sitnessing the reception ac- corded the president and party in California Hho wouldn't feel proud to call himself Native Son of the Golden West?"
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George BerFoti, president of the Bank of Tomcstone, is on his way to Europe f5s his health. He has a physician accompanying him. He will remain away for about three months before 1etur.riag to San Frsneisco.
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Sonora oranges still contest for favor with the California product although in former years they were out of sea- son al this time.
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ganiZe.

Tonight at SchieiTelin Hall, under the great light, Dickens Old Curiosity Shop, Rip Van WiuEle, The Passion Play, Battle Scenes, new changes, new scenes.
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The set Of scenes entitled "The Journey and Wanderings Of Little Nell'' will be shown tonight in place of Stanley in Africa"
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The Tombstone militia company is awaiting instructions from General Gill before acting on orders to reor- ganize.
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The views shown in the Passion Play tonight are true copies made from tue representation last summer at Obsrammergau.
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Bags livery stable st Fl Paso was utterly destroyed by fire yesterday and l6 horses perished in the flames. Loss S25 nnn
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si Bryant was in from the Turquois to-day. He is still pushing work in his tunnel on the Tom Scott mine.
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R, ". Wood gho returned from Fl Paso yesterday reports a quiet appear snce to that railroad center.
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The citizens of Yayapai county are alarmed at the proposed enlistment Of San Carlos Apaches at Fort Whipple,
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Most cattlemen assert that prices this year are no higher than last year at this time.
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The railroad trains are now running over the track from Msricops to Tempe.
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Alnast as ooe 2.

wife-what makes you % happy Does that letter contain a eheek2
 Hashsnd- No, hut 1t doesns contain 2 6ill.-Msnsey's Weekly.
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Baron's barber shop is being treated to a new dress throughout.
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Strawberries from HuSchuca noun tains are promised by Sunday.
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The schools of Tempe have closed on account of the rayages or dip. theria.
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srosts and stsrms of great severity are raging throughout the east
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The Democrats were victorious in the city election in Phenix last Tues day.
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". K. Meade has returned from Tucson where he went on & flying trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

J. A. RockfelloW Is making a ship ment of cattle from Wilcox this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-10

J.H. whils's Fresh Ranch Butter at Woicots's. 7-le-d
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HENRY G. HOWE,

T NITED STATES DEPUTY MINERAL . Surveyor. Tombstone, Arizona Member
 tbe American Institute of Mining Engineers. Attention given to the care oi mines Tor non -sidebi os neTs and corporations The best of fsTTHss Riv.rf CorPEspondeTlcr solicited.
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PRoraRTa SALE.
Territorial Property Sales.

Tine Board of Supervisors will offer for sale at their office in the court house in the City of Tombstone, com meHcing on Wednesday, the 10th day of September, at 10 o'clock a. m. 1890, the following described property said property having been sold to the Ter ritory for the unpaid taxes of the year 1888. Sales will continue from time to time as purchasers herefore may present themselves.
 By or Ter of the Board
 B. $. COFFMAN,
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Chairman.
 Total taxes Bel arano, A. Tombstone, lots IT and IS, block 26 ........ SI3 0S Gomati, T. S., 'Ti'omIGst....-, iUt : block 10 and improvements I3 0S Fort Wayne Mining Co, Tomb
 stone
 Buena Vista mine, % acres,
 Richmond mine, 20 acres,
 Mcclellan mine, % acres, g 4S Gephart, J, Tombstone, lot P block 3S S............,.....- 12 S3 Hampton, C., Tombstone, lot b block 5l ,.............. 14 20 Hill, A, Tombstone, lot l block
 q and lot block 49. .-..... I9 co Hatch, R. S, Tombstone, lots g or block 49 and 24 or } block 48. ................. 2s S8 Roth, Jno., Tombstone, imp. on lot block 26. 6........... B 97 Rosette. B., Tombstone, lot 9 block 50, O,..,~..,......,...- Is 35 Ritchardson, B., ] of of see lS Is r 2S, 50 acres -. l9 42 Walker, Chas,, Dragoon mts. ranch and improvements . 45 9S S-7-td
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From TAursdog',Dails.

Tickets for the Grea. Light on sale at the Willows.
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At sebieasIia Hall to-nlehl Mr- stearns will repeat Irving's story of Rip Van Wrinkle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-17

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L Judicial District of tho State Of Al ntana in
and for this county OF Lewis and Clarke.
IN the matter OF the estate and guardianship
OF Hsnry kenck, a minor.
Oider 10 show cause why order Of sa'e of real
estate should not be made.
1t appearing to tbs said court by the ~petiio,
this day presented and filed by Louis .taQler,
&nardisn of the person and satste of Henri
heaca. minor, praying for in erder of ale Of
real estate, tina. IL is necessary to sell the Interest
Of gaid minoc ip the Alice lode. tho Buffalo lode.
tho tayaneaEh lode, the Adau, loae. the Augusta
lode, the Julia lode Snd the Muigrew lode. the
came te:ng. mining Gains. Ter tho purposes set
forth in said petition.
asalt is therefore ordered by the said court, that all
persoas intsrest' Nd in tho estate OF said MINOR.
appear before the sail district court. ON Sntur-
day, the fftn day OF a%eptsmter. A. D., 1891, q 10
o'clock IN this forenoon of said day, in tho court
roc n IT department mum Der two of said district
court. at the court no isa in the said County of
Lew-s and Clarke, to sl,ew cause why an order of
sale should rot be grated to the said guardian,
to sell the interest Of said miner in said mining
claims:
And that a COPY of this order be published. at
least, three successive weeks in The Helena
Daily independent, q newspaper printed and
published in ssia county.
Dated August s, 1881.
HORACE r. BUCK,
lSsail District Judge.
A trus COPY. Attest:
JOHN BEAU. Clerk.
BY II. ]. CASSIDY. Deputy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-17

like the love of heaven, inasmuch as II
passsth all understanding. They hold that
was n dual being containing within
his wi person both The sexual clements,
reading literally In confirmation Of this the
orr own image, after our likeness, and let
them have dominion" etc. This, they
maintain, denotes both the Creator and the
first created were Of this dual mature, and
that II Adam had bssn content to remain
In his original state he would have in
bringing forth new beings like himself TO
replenish tho Garth. But Adam fell into
discomfort, and God separated from his
body the female part and gave it him no.
cordine to his desire. and therein consisted
the fall of man. From this they deduce
oelibaoy, that state being more pleasing to