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oONEY ISLAND JOCKEF CLUB
Entr,e. for To-day. Races.

The features on the programme at sheeps.
head Bay are the Daisy Stakes for two-year-
ods and tho Swift Stakes for three-year-oldf
or the fourteen named in the Daisy. Nomad
will be apt to lead the field at the finish, with
Zorling in second place.
La seas recent performances place her In
the front rank for the Swift Stakes and
Eclipse looks promising as candidate for
place honors. The opening race over
tho Futurity course has fine field
OF seventeen. OF which Kingston. with
ton weight, Ia tho best chance. while
Pbrpiy mar do for the place. Judge Morrow
ana Maidstone Will Re likely to- fight 1t out IN
the fourth race as named. Calcium is good
pear g Mt to accom- pany the winner, at the I'm
ish. The third race did not ,fll, and pure
race win take Its place. to which entries VIII
clnsA tha frnak fl.dAY.l =
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IT WAS ONLY A BLUE.
Steve Brodie Never Had Any Boxer
- Meet Frank White.

Steve Brodie Never Had Any Boxer to
Meet Frank White.
Frank White the puast called at The SuN once last
night and said no had spent tho afternoon at the
Iiius,dted Neps Office wait ne for Steve Brodo and hts
alleged fighter Magee. TO show up whites descrpto
of the gentleman that finally represented the great
Brodie was . fellow with beautiful mixed ale bran
niean on"
The contest 10 or for the alleged bridge jumper sent
word that ne was of TO Europe and could not back
any body During tho conversation "the fellow with
the mixed ale br ranniRan" came near manning HIM.
revolver he had In his hip pocket went on uns.pected
IT. Fortunately. nobody As hurt even frightened
This incident seemed to arouse the ire of White for
in another minute. he says no had the fellow with
knock him out n: M fellow .uH.,dsd snd the nai5
prize lighters and their hackers often indulge In.
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before that his lines ever aeem exactly aprro-
pirate t" almost whatever may happen.
las the sky grew more and more threatening
and the wind rose again with an omino Gus NAL
treatment OF the smaller branches of, the. .trees
tho ueople began to leave In twos and trios
steadily. They were not RS circumspeetas one
would have Thought such an audience ,w"nid
between the players aud. worse yet,. In Stead of
leaving. they crowded behind tho actors
at the back Of tho scene and damaged
discouragement OF those whose souls wero at
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eeorse neat.u In nj. First Race Abroad.

A. B.,Georse who went to Eur ope IN advance of tho
"Cherry Diamood" team was defeated in his rst race
on snativs soil, tho 1000 yard Northern Co1nties
chsmpion hip. decii at Southport Saturday May
20 There entries and George led to tho last
lap where no CHALLENGED by II. whittick Of Chsl.
tenham who beat him In easily. the time being min.
- rs se econds. george ards hehnd this
Il was fary good race for him. considering tho few
dnys he had been land s''
q. b. Morris OF tile Stafford Harriers who viii he 70.
msmhsrad asthe ungany runner Of the Enalish team
wlcli visited the country last fan flushed third At
the niestlns w. ~ Bssry. the herou'ean Irish.
man. who represented the Nav York Athletic Clhb
while over here rone years ago won tho Northern
Connsies hammer throwing and shot. champion
ships with ~ and 81 feet inches
Inter exhibition no threw the hammer l23 feet he
4. j. Qpeokbsrnsr. at the Euglish championship
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New England Championship Tennis Tour
ney.

NEW HAvES, juno IA Tho tennis tournament for the
cham mpionship of New England opened at the grounds
Of the New Haven Lawn Club this morning The heat
intense that only ono set was Ilayrd The con-
tsstants were r. " Is. q, Beach OF New Haven and G.
T. Loo Of University Of Pennsylvania Beach winning
b-h. 7-S.
Eightssn men are, entered fcr the single. and the
Parker nxainst NJ Wright Ford liuntinr,on Against
4 a. Shaw First konnd-t. Brooks Jr aasinst v.
Lee srainst 2 @, Beseh ". Mihos ". arainst T. A.
Law ~, against u Eaton. and y IIoilstsl AGAINST
Sn099s 9 a: sns gar: posa sa'dss IL Hsse
Wright and II. NJ Bings. O. 7. Lee and Il Q. kanford.
and b. Y. Hollistsr and o. L. AnderA
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sunernnmeraries were treated to cigars and
had time TO half smoke them. - IL ~.

had time 10 half smoke them. ~ -.
Then the rain ahated. the peop!!e cnmc back.
and tho play, went on, Mr.; C3uldock, hayinR
to 60 on with I'M nmtreiis% Some SHARP
whistlinS hy loc%motiyss. Wa :; added 10, We
acnln, and the leaves, when they fell back 10
gentle rustlinG in a soft breeze were seen t9 be
TIPPED with myriad Of brllltants which they
But tho full charm, Gad gone. The spell
was broken. The, lowering sky. threatened
uneasy, The women clutched their skir.s
ready for dash to shelter. mud It was syident
t get tho aI pay S' over as aaeiiy as possihs The
people laughed when one of the nlayers
uttered the sentiment thai he would be- better
there was n reference 10 tho ending Of Tho
play nfter the great things with which 1t
began. 1t has been remarked OF Shakespeare
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MILwAuKEn. June l6.-Jamss MuRsley put
three bullets into the breast Of his wife as 80
o'clock this afternoon In the slley In tho rear of
the ~. Elmo saloon on Market street. MuGeley
Mary Dahm, In . Minnespolls house OF III rs-
pute, and brought hor TO this city to reform
however. amt Muggley In a Ht OF desp srRtion
shot her. He Is under arrest Tho woman has
died
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In Early
Summer

The warm weather is very de-
bilitating and "that tired feel
ing" prevails everywhere. To
regain strength, sharpen your
appetite and purify your blood,
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%ss'Ss s. sfs%ssf III
had gained minute .4G, seconds on The Nauti.
lns The Clara had fallen minute 81 seconds
Dep%u On !nrnng b"oy Tor the s,resch out to tho
Scotland LiRhtshir sheets were lifted and bal.
Hes 70
slsanS bu1s sd a. hs ss Ear ns ST. Sss
pons Of eo1s
smaller boats until At the Scotland hIghtsMhtp ht big
!or the Minoo! ketlns the Nsnt,ias esriy
tie Two went chasing out Of their course. The
esng the s1 to
ssasy ss to From 2n pas; he; to raS
shHb h ssd nu.es nate 20
slca, The Jessica hung, to a small libtopsail
spurI. getting ! minutes so seconds III. .bset Of
TO 81 n2s 0TheS Ths Srdss
rst fhSd% Hds
At tho lightship, the yachts met 9 new
% hf beois iSs
."Ss Sa % saS MIsses sssh =
minute 20 seconds. the Gloriana leaving the
MHssen Minoea ssfS ven sss reseh whsps
ss5sS ;ss snd
Nautilus. and the Anaconda and Clara showed
their sterns to the .essicai The Clara picked sd
erder orc r. and % oiilcia! limos at the sandy HOOK
shsshiR were G!oFuna j s%S So shsIFosk
asaisfrss aDnas tafa N4SiSG'j jss;tsa 4o5 1885,
asSsa eSnina Ssss Rs%s. til. yachts re,ntsrsd ,h.
south hwesterly breeze at the Hook. and pulled
II IN T e dsR es sp en ss
b. gay q Buoy lent Their main bGGms to
Sss hs ms ns ths HH oiss Tie salt
onds or The jessea ana l$ minutes IL seconds
rows. W.. The Anaconda on the return boat the
offs ords1 %aHfn for 4" vas
ySss foy ~ sli diS{Is1S S 5f;ss 5fi5ss
S25SH Apasenaa S2S,io CIers g. aYO;S! Y0a's
Ischooner, s55:l4: Hildesarde. 4:ol:iO. and
The ka,n zen went up into Glass 7, with the
s..f2G,ers. hut could not save her time tn tron
the hllsWorh ., rentsho rider TiGgress. sailed allied
kfr' skir I way o1s Of soS at g. Tbs smasser va:
iinish st i;aoy il. The areaerlt. won the race
seconds elapsed time by the smueGler.,
oos On % = he Sn.t ts:t e. n
minutes q seconds. The Mineoia beat. the
h,,nutiIns Nav, 10 mi minutes "a ,econd. a5d the Nar-
resfed time could not not, be ilenrei bu. Il il Ger
The Anaconda beat the Clara / minute 98
rnee on corrected time.
Tho summary Is as follows:
scHooNERs-CLAss 2.
,,r,,, k,Gp.ea yspp. coTss>a Correct
ls,.s.r.s. Es%s e q"n,; SIS os
scHooNERs-CLAss Q.
Gsvaa .....as Oa II. w. Coates s4 - o 81 "a
CLASS 2 OF sLooPs.
Shamrock. .6s Os J.R Maxw.ll.....l SO Il Z 90 II
CLASS 3 or SHOOTS.
Hldsgards. go % J. C. BerRen,,....o 90 90 90 90
GLASS OF sLooPs.
jd r:sSrn.sa t,is,s =
GLASS s OF sLooPs.
s::;$:: IA: i 4$:s:: $::$:ts::: !: s; \: |;
CLASS OF 81 OOPS.
TiErsss...-.3l IN J. Weir Jr........3 50 81 Ai,ovs
!ndfa. a..".'. NV ~ iiyde.......t ~ ~ not IN d.
EuIyb'a ~ 10 q frser. Did not lin sh.
fnlly .......-b 10 ~ Arnold Is 10 4 ~ ~
tAonn ~ ~ A. T. kctcham Z ~ IS " 81
fnrtA. .....2 ~ ~ ~ Mason Jr....bid not nnish
ksth!seh',''.1s ~ W. whitock.....t 10 u2 Z ~ O2
CLASS o OF sLooPs.
SmuEgle.r IA II l. j. Boury ...., 50 IS 81 Is
CATBoATs'-cLAss II.
g IT. ;$%ss:;; s:ss:$S !; & 6 i
Lundborgs Famous Swiss Lilac and other perfumes
are for sale everywhere Ladd 1 Conn, rroprietors
and AAnufaetursra ~ Barclay 81, New Yerk-Aas.
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Bur.t,ns OF . Bolt of L,shtu,ns.

PLAINrIELD. June 16.-A forked stroke OF
lightning entered the power house OF the
Plainneld electric light station to-day and de-
stroycd n large dynamo. A moment later q
bounded By Madison n enne. Fifth and Sixth
streets. When s,n, ter feet lrom the grogni It
who % was ".tn pas Ing By The IT, was prosrats ii % by
the shock. From Wsrrenville came reports OF
the destruction OF considerable live stock by
pinnt will amount to many Thousand dollarR.
The sun., 1891-06-17

Sarsap pariIIa
CRICKET.
Tho Cricket League Chnmpion.hip.

The battle for the cricket championship Of New York
10 assuming = very inter tssing stage. and from thu
present outlook there promises to be very close and
exciting battle for supremacy. In section ono Of the
League the staten Island and New Jersey A. c. are
ahead of all other competitors The fight between
these two clubs will be worth watching. Tho Cosmo.
potans have slight lead In section two but the Man
hattans their trail with the Brookiyns also fol-
lowing up. Tho Berkeley has proved rather b
appointin, but they may yet assume good position In
the HAcA
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A Rising Young Boxer from Bangor.

BAsooR, June 10 Danny Daley she young and spupky
boxer who left his homo In Bangor over
q year ago. 10 now located In Omaha. Tho latest Ad.
vices from there that he Is to meet George Dixon
Dixon Stoppsd At Omaha on his way to San Francisco
snd took part In an athiso exhibition Winding up wh
Daley said have hal decidedly the best OF It. Daley
IL be hard and quick hitter, with cUnsdera
BILE skill and much endurance
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ATHoI, Mass. June 1G.-It has leen made
known that Miss May L. Parmenter. who died
on Friday last. the day upon which she was to
statement TINT her illness was caused by a
criminal oncration performed uron her at her
whose nams she gave. No legal action has
been taken against the physician.
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'their best. Altogether the entire occasion wa,
The cast is worth remembering:

The; stage directos wa air. William; ;seymou'
h6d tie property master was Edward sedle
10 pias again iast night and he was Mr.. nar
kins who Is supporting Mr.. Mansfield.
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II. ExcslIrnt Qualities

Commend to public approval the California liquid fruit
Ismedy syrup OF fiss IL 10 pleasing 70 the eye and TO
and bowels eeAnses the system srsctuaIly thereby
prom citing the health and comfort OF all who use IT.
The sun., 1891-06-17

During hot weather ba.hs ths tAes or whole person
with Ponds Extract IL iuvigorgtes and yefIsshss
Beware Of imitAtions-xdV.
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Lundborgs Famous swiss Lilac and other perfumes
are for sale everywhere Ladd 4 Conn., froprietors
and AAnursctursrs ~ Barclay st. New York--Aas.
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8iains Sraaemtes.
Central Park Riding Academy.
wRLL9RArNRD SADDLE HORSES
FOR HIRE DURINa THE SUMNER sEAsoH.
Haaaie.ppers for tho I. A. ".

Handieappers for the L. A. W.
Considerable wers We. transacted By the Fssiss
officials Of the League Of American Wheslmsn during
the past week. Z p. Burnham Of Newton Aasa. has
been re appointed oficial handioapper for the New
Engiand STATE. In conjunction with Henry Goodman
Wa,stein seymour has bsen assigned a. handicappsy
S.H nsseo no r.. Been a0.a
cnc,si handicappsr Of Dmriet No -, which includes
Idaho. Utah, Arizona and Colorado. District No
viii bs looked After by a. Heath Of MinneapohA The
distriet comprisss Minnesota, North and South D.
keta, Montana. and Wyoming
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C-osust 4. Contra, Park,

me Onion oroauss Club Of Central Park ya.vsa .
number Of Interesting Gsmss their ~
tsfday The Geld in nne condition. and sens d
the games closely contested. The following ass
the results;
Ses. Dr. .. Buck Dr. D: . Buck beat *: 4 Laysn1el
2. Austin johnson. Dr. J. A. smith beat Wilian q
lIaishI Joha h Welsh heat n Fucker. John y. Welsh
furdy beat Z. L. Lavsndol NJ HaighI beat 4 1S1SsH
L. Austin Johnssn beat U. Purdy y. Pprdy ooA1 4 L
LAvsndoL
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Race-A sweApstakss Of $50 each for thrssyear.
nd mrMati VIM 4. .,VO added; Futurity eOutse.

Second RAre-Ths Daisy stakes for two.yesr oldA At
saj each with a. 5U addsd OF which S2Su to SECOND
ana NOO To third five turlonRa,. on turf
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600. OF which ESQ to second
z AlloEAnces; ono mile and Q
Southern Tennis Tourney.

WILMINGTON. June l0.-rhs scores made at the second
days Of tho Southern Lawn Tennis Asso-
cation foowsi
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Nth EaceIhe Swift stak.s for three year olds. q
SlAl In third out Of tho atAkea; fuIonRA
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e nK HAsoSs e PIT oo2ps
ElIgRE TkxcKk "a EsAyI ,HEP LiSHT ri SxtisSss
COUNTRY USE: BEST 0o0Dg LoWRsT PRlQKA
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SUMMONS-lN TlIE, DISTRICT COURT
~ " tho First Judicial! district Of tho stats III
MontAna. in and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke. 8&sSS
james German, plaintiff, W. Sarah /. Cor
man, defendant.
Tho state OF Montana sends greeting to tito
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In m actiprl
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the First judicial district
OF the state Of Montana, IN and for tho county Of
Lewis and. Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days texclnslve N, tho day
mons, il served within this county; or. IL served
out of this county, hut ia this district, within
twenty days. otherwise. within forty days, Or
Judgment BY default will bs taken against yon
according TO the prayer ct haid complaint.
. The said action Ii brought to obtain d decree Ok
snid court dissolyiiig tho bonds of HlatfiiuoIys
heretofore md now existing h9twoen thu
plaintiff and defendent, tho plaintiff alleging AZ
q cause for divorce that the defendant hAe will
fI lly abseritod herself from the plaintiff With
out any reasonable CAUSE since on or about tito
prays for general relief.
And ron are hereby notified that il yon Till To
appear and answer the said complaint. Nv above
required. tho said plaintiff will apply To. tho
court for the relief demanded in aAid complaint.
Given under my hanh and tho senl Of the div.
triGt court of the First judicial district Ot tho
state of Montana, in And FIR tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this lath day of Decent er. In tho year
OF our Lord, ono thousand eight hundred And
ninety-ona.
lsrAI. JOHN BEAN, ulork.
MAssENA buLLAlsn, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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IN bar M r,r,Elj !, 1snda ~ 90

DeF upon pupl1i lha0S. @a 5E MG@#FS4
In accordance with the provisions Of section 8
or the act OF congress-, PASSED March \, lse,i. an,a
tue rules and regulations issued t~hasenn3or BY
honorable commissioner Of the. geaeeal land 3D.
tioe May D., 1891. D.. Henry LonsmaiA, whose
postotice address il fanusek City, teaserhead
county, Montana, hereby gives notice that AT tho
expiration OF twenty-one DAYS From tho FIRST
publication OF this notice. he will make applica-
zion in writing 10 the honorable teerstary If the
interior for authority 10 cut and reflsv va all tho
merchant splo saw logs. Pine and ts timber. 81,
the following described unsnrycyed public lands,
to-wit:
Commencing ii point whore Ent falo creek, q
u can. on in what Is known locally Al the " est
side range and distant from tho town Of Fan
aack, in Beaysri eai county. Montana. about ton
miles in = southwestern di. ection; extending
theaGe up the satd liufn o creek and parallel to
lts course for = distance Of two miles more nr
Less, and for half 4 mile on tho right or e~aktorly
bank, and q mile On the westerly or left hank Of
snii creek, heing n pareel Ut ground about two
miles in iongth and n mile and i half LII width,
containing about two thousand acres.
The estimated amount OF each kind Of timber
IL about 100000 feet Of fir and 100000 feet Of pine,
moro or less.
The character Of the land upon which said
timber 10 growing Ia 9rsyelty and mountainous.
except 4 small strip, whicn il swAnpy and wet
Ihs ti~mbortheres n Ia rough and scrnbhy, tie
greater pp ttion of 1t being hr.
The PURPOSE for which tho timber Ia to he cut
Ia for the erection of warkmen's dwellings.
storehousss. reduction works. underground work
and nll. mining purposes for the development Of
tho Golden Lsaf mining properties.
j. HENRf LONdMAlps
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NEW.
Sioux City Route
I'll. EAST.

Passengers for tho East from HAlsna ana
other western points will find tho NEW
ROUTE via SIOUX CITY and the ILLI-
NOIS CENTRAL II. n. not only d4sirabls
a. to time and equipment, but one VI tho
most attractive, passing through Sioux City.
the only Corn Palace City Of TIN woridi
Dubuque, the handsome Key City Of Icwsj
Rockford, Illinois, 4 new Misunderstanding
city, that has become q "world within n.
self" and Chicago. WHOSE growth and On
terprise il the wonder Of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on svery train between
Sioux City and Chicago, and with 1 CLOSE
connection with the UNION PACIFIC
trains Ut Sioux City, tho
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS or THIi
~ Jersey Blue Mining lompAny-.Oftiaa or tho

NOIlIE III 5IOCkHOLDNHh ~ THH
~ Jersey Blue Mining lompany--Ofias u tho
IT having been 70 ordered at q meeting ok The
Foe. 1, 1891, notice IL hereby given
that a special m,stins II tha stock.
company viii be hsla ssatiiS TX campsny'a oaies.,
room one. pows building, In the city Of Iielena,
Montann. on We inssday, tho 10Th day OF J~anuAry,
1852. ut four O'clock IN the afternoon. Tor, thu
purpose OF considering : proposition To sell thu
entire property Of said company - follows. tor
wit:
All Of that certain patented quartz loda min~
ing claim situated IN the county of Silver Bow
state Of Montana, known 20 the Jersey Blue
quartz lode mining claim. designated hy United
section ak % II township. three, llsl north, Nh
range. seven. t1 west. principal meridian md
base line OF Montana, toxather with all this dips.
spurs and angles, and, alsu. all tho metals, trRas.
gold and silver bearing quartz, rock anl Onfth
therein. and Ill tho rights. privileges and fran
chises thereto %inoiient, xppandant and Appnr-
tenant. or therowith usually had knd enjoyed; anil,
also all and singular the t0aOfnents, nlAGhinvHy.
tools, implements. Embellishments and AppurtnA~
anass thrreto, helonging or in any wlse lapl,sr..
and, aso, Ill the estate. right. titAs, i~ntarsAtsS
property, possession, claim anl demand Nnxtssa.
ever. ar we'll in law M in eauity. vi the said Jsrs
soy Blts Mining company oe. In Or u sAfd prsM-
ises, and ssets par sad pa,SSal .t thnafsset s, ylsh t.s
49,, j. q MUDNIf7T,
}phMk n III 4; n M,HiHHpaAY.
i. BROWN. 's's's'''
Helena. Mont. Dec. =. 1891.
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Hans Thompson, refund taxes.
james sullivan, 49,.
Henry Hay, Jr.. wood G. Ii. a jail
Independents Pub. Co., printing
and supplies.
G nj Jefferis, commitments. ......
ON Jefferis, board of prisoners.
@ NJ Jetferis. expense account. -.
BENZ Webster. clerk district court
No
Jno A Quirk. constable fees. 49,.
Grand Central hotel, meals for
Jurors ................ ..........
VIM Sims, board of prisoners 49,.
AN Hotter Hdwe Go, mdse for
road.
Witmer Bros, blacksmithing for
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.

respectfully presents its claims for tho nsw
and every way Desirable SIOUX CITY
ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars call
upon local ticket agent, Or address tho un-
dersignsd st Manchester. lows.
!. r. MERRY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. AoA.
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TEE DAILY NDEPENDEN IEIENA. THuRsDAY MoRNINa. DECENT


Toola, mede t0 this board under OATS Nov.
~, 1901, the following delegates weTe Ap-l
pointed 10 tho Irrigation congress-, 10 meet
a. Helena, Mont, Jan. 4, 1907, at ~ o'clock
noon.
IN case o. The rstnsal 81 nsRiect Of any Of
those appointed 70 setve, The chairman of
this board u suth0rig0d to make appoint
nle1ts 10 All such vacancies. "
.. 7. Hsnnsssrr. samuel Word "; y. Humid
u. NJ. Parchsn. W, n. Cullen, D. i. Wade.
u. a. Cory. i. IA. LonRmaid, j. ii. Clay
berg. a. M. Hotter, \. r.. sterling, John
". Thompson, u. ID. Weed, u, w. Wnde,
Donald Bradford, Geo. II. Robinson, "A. j.
Durns, IL. Beach, w. q. Gillette. d. j. Ho-
gan, "A. II. burns. Abraham Thomas, II. III.
Howey, w. g. Child.
OSders from district clork to county
clerk for warrants for witnesses and Jurors
In attendance on district conrt and war
rants issued on same were exA ahmed and
checked up.
Adjourned till 10 a. ID. tomorrow
Dec. 1B--Ninth day.
noard mat AZ IL a. IN.
Present Same az first dRv.
Bill OF Fred Lehman, $50 refund OF taxes,
not allowed.
Balance Of forenoon devoted to exnmina-
ton treasufer's quarterly report.
Adjou ned till 2;aD n. III.
Reassembied at $50 p. M, present snme
as in forenoon.
In compliance with section 1909, fifth di-
vison complied statntes. the following APP
.portionment Of the road fund was made
for the ensuing quarter: Supervisors no
by special authority from the commis-
uiCuara &r5@ Aa"NE ##& %f% "s 5|ET %Mg g%S 4Ef
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District. Amount.
Goodwins ..... ............. 100 60
Priohly Pear Valley .......-...... 100 90
U~nionyille ~. 25 90
South Fork Sun river ~. .......... 100 90
Rimini ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
spokane -. % 90
Ten Mile 100 90
Canyon Greek. ............ 80 90
Pricllv Pear canyon. .............. 100 90
Empire and Gloster ........ 30 90
MarySville 80 GO
Valley ....... 100 90
Rock Creek Basin. (. ..,......... 30 90
Petition received from Gilbert Benedict
for a private road in sec. IA, t. IL n. +. A W.,
upon which the following action was taken:
Petition granted, Geo. Fryatt. VIM. LIGHT
wardt and VIM. Keller appointed viewers
to meet at the Benedict ranch Monday,
Jan. 5. to make view and report as required
by law.
The following refunds Of taxes were made
on account OF duplicate and erroneous az
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GUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
- os tho First Judicial! district of tho stats IN
MontAna. in and for the county Of Lewis snl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-24

SYNOPSIS

Of Frooeedines Or the Board NJ
County commissioner ~ f,awis ana
Clarke County, Montana, In HsgulA !
sassinn, uecsmber Term, 1BDl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-24

y Total. 5.377 4
Total issued by board. ....... 53,O47 ii
Grand total. S5s,I 24 9s
Adjourned sine die.
y. s. TooKER, Clerk.
Helena, Mont. Dec. II, 1891.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-05-29

Passer-by-What kind of dog is
that?
small Boy amt quite sure, but I
think he's what's called watch dog OF
the treasury.
..Humphi Good dog, eh?''
-.Yesser. He won't let any other dog
take anything he wants hisself- Good
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-05-29

At the annual meeting Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas x Texas directors George
Rockefeller was elected a director in
place of II. K Enos, deceased Other
directors remained unchanged
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-05-29

a Natural Superstition Ted One
of the dime museums advertises a phan-
tom hen" Ned-s'What does she dO?''
Ted-''Lays ghosts, suppose. Life 5
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