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FEEDING PASSENGERS.
The Santa Fe Enioincd From Running
Dining-CaP


DininS-Cars.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-On n bill filed in the
State Circuit Court by Fred. Harvey,
Judge Briggs issued an injunction re-
straining the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad Company from running din
ing-cars west OF the Missouri River COW
cred by a contract for feeding passengers
between any of the points upon this por-
ton of the road, from refusing to stop its
passenger trains at complainant's hotels
and lunch-rooms.
Harvey presents that his plant covers
nearly 300 miles of railroad, and has
cost him S150.000, and he is conducting
twenty hotels and eating houses, and the
new read threatens to put on dining-cars
and give his places the go-by.
The railroad people say the contract
does not debar them from putting on
dining-cars, and will move dissolution
of the injunction.
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Bitten by a Rather.
FShasta Democrat.l

Friday afternoon while Sam Hull of
Redding was out buggy-riding be
ran across large rattlesnake. Having a
pistol with him he shot and cut the rep
tile into halves. He then alighted and
proceeded to take off the rattles when the
snake planted its jaws deeply in his
fingers. Being bitten, he quickly drew
his knife and made deep incision in the
wound, from which he sucked all the
poison possible, but made all haste for
town where he was copiously drenched
with whisky. AT last account he was do
ing all right.
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china and the worlds rnir.

CHICAGO, Aug. Tho Department of
State has notified the Worlds Fair man
agement that China, although she for
merly has declared her intention of being
represented at the fair has difficulty 10
overcome. The question is: VIII China
men, intending TO visit the fair be allowed
TO enter? This will have to be decided
by the Treasury Department.
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1pat-Innnn.

T OST-A BUNCH OF KEYS JULY 31sr
II between Second, Fourth, j and X streets
return 10 J. r. BROWN, 40z1a ) st. auS-2t@
@ I n REWARD-STOLEN! A BAY HORSE
OlU years oid,weight about LOO pounds:
has mark on back worn by harness saddle;
place ON right side where hair is worn OFF by
tug; sh0d all round; feet large and fat; one
hind foot white. Return to e. r. EDWARDS
Riverside road, Sacramento auS-6t*
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Tho Camanche, Iowa, Fire.

Lyons Qa.l, Aug. III. W. Early's
gristmill, sawmill, lumber-yards. dry
sheds, dwelling and other buildings be-
longing to tho firm, with the residence
ana barns, We're burned at Camanche, Ia.
last night. Nine million feet of lumber.
on which there was $4,000 insurance.
was also burned. The aggregate loss is
$4,000. The fire originated in the fire
room of the grist-miQ.
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General 3.lpticrs.

VNHE RAFFLE THAT WAS TO HAVE
L come off this evening at b. Lucey's saloon
is postponed until August 15th 1t#
ctEALED BIDS FOR THE ERECTION OF
y the English Lutheran Church in this city
viii be received at 1909 street. The Church
Council reserves the right 10 accept any or re-
ect ali bios, or to let the contract at their dis
cret5on. auS-3tt
nR, MARY NJ. CRoNEEIILLER HAS RE-
IL moved to oo77a j street. auS-6t
STYLISH. PERFECT-FTrTING COSTUMES
- made at 916 L st; prices reasonable. a6-5t*
A NY ONE HAVING PURCHASED A
"A Singer Sewing Machine on the INSTALL
ment plan, and not over S25 paid on same,
will save S15 by calling on NJ f. CRANDALL,
721 K street. jy27U
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Republican League.

The Executive Committee of the Capt.
tai Republican Union League held a
meeting last evening, Ed. +. Taylor pre-
siding. After q few remarks by some of
those present, the committee adjourned to
meet on the first Saturday before the State
Fair
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Hussars' Election.

The Sacramento Hussars held an cleo
ton for officers last evening and the fol-
lowing were chosen: Captain, Phillip
Steiner; First Senior Lieutenant. Nj.
Schroth; Second Senior Lieutenant, j :.
Links; President, f. Sauze; Secretary,
r. Mangold; Treasurer, Frank RuhstaI-
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SUPREME COURT MINUTES
DEPARTMENT ONE

WEDNESDAY, August 5, 1891
l3,613-RoSenthal vs. McMann ct al-On
motion OF Hassett. ordered that respondent be
auoWeu twenty days within which TO file
pElet, appellant ten days to reply thereto.
cause to0e thereupon submitted
1851 Ealner & Rey VS.. Barclay et al
On motion OF Young, ordered cause stand sub
nlitted.
3,622-Campbell ct al, ETC., VS.. Ouacken-
pusn-On motion of Wright, ordered appel
ant be allowed twenty days to file brief re-
spohdent twenty days to reply, appellant ten
utys 70 reply thereto; cause to be thereupon
submitted; further ordered, on motion and
suggestion of the election of a. a. Sanderson
as Judge OF the Superior Court that h, II.
hlXiord be and he is hereby substitute as at
tofney IN place and stead of said A. A, San
derson.
13,608--First National Bank of San Fran
cisco VS.. Nlllegra-ArgEed by Wood tor ap-
ptliahI, chamberlain for respondent and sub
13, Westphal vs. Nevilis-Argued bv
haTdy 1or respondent and submitted
I3i6I7-FOgel VS.. Schmalz ct al-Aroued
py Dunne for appellants, Lowenthal for re-
spondent and submitted
13, 620-Langan vs. Iangan-On consent
anu notion ordered that cause, having been
dar
l3,619 Hutchinson ct al. VS.. Easton & FL
drldge-Argued by Rogers for appellant. Ellis
Tor respondent and submitted.
1924 - Bali VS.. RaWles-On motion of
Rogers Tor appellant and waiving of time to
this date ~ "
Adjourned
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2Aeett1tp 3tnttrra.

NALIFORNIA 4 TEMPLE, NO. ], PYTHIAN
\ I SIsters.-Regularm meeting THIS Saturday
EVENING at 5 O'Clock.
MRS. DELLA PETIT. NJ. L. C.
MRS. GEORGIA GUTHRIE, NJ. of II. c. 1t
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A Daniel Come to Judgment.

Here's news for you'll The Chicago
Herald says: "Daniei Bandmann. an
actor well known in Europe and Amer
lea, is a familiar figure on the streets of
Sacramento, Cal, selling milk from his
locally famous Holstein dairy"
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DONAT Baking Powder
~ AZ AAl is the only one made
tree from lime, alum, and all extraneous substances,
and ABSOLUTELY PURE. It is in every way
superior to every similar preparation. WITNESS:

The United States Government tests chemical Di.
vision, Agricultural Department. show Royal Baking
Powder cream of tartar powder superior to all others
in leavening strength See BULLETIN Il, AG DEP
r. 599.
The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. 1t is
undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public.
HENRY A. MORT Ph. D.,
late Chemist for U. S. Government
have found the constituents of Royal Baking Pow
der to be of high degree of purity, free from adu
teraton or adrnixture of deeterious substances
]. w. MALLET, Ph. D., F. K. s.,
Prof. of Chemistry, University of Virginia.
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FISH AND GAME.

The State Commission Satisfied With
Present Conditions.
The State Fish Commission met in San
Francisco on Thursday to consider the
reports of patrolmen. Incidentally
Chairman Redding denied most emphat-
ically the assertion that private streams
and reservoirs had been stocked from
public hatcheries.
Secretary Wilson read the reports of
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DEPARTMENT TWO.

W WEDNESDAY, August 5. 1891
14,255-Clunie VS.. Post Publishing Com
pany-By consent pursuant to stipulation on
NE, ordered Judgment be reversed without
cost to defendant
IL, I53-Watkins VS.. Hobson-Pursrant to
stipulation on file, ordered appeal herein be
and the same is hereby dismissed and remit
ttur issue forthwith
Ii, ,o34-HoWe VS.. Kreling-On motion of
barton FOR respondent, 1T is ordered that Anton
Schoe1nbs, executor OF last viii of Timothy
hoWe, be and he is hereby substituted as re-
! sponoent In the above entitled cause and the
respondent have fifteen days to nle brief an
pellant five days to reply thereto, cause to be
| thereupon submitted
13, 641-Barney vs. Vigoureaux-Or6erad
tnat appellant have twenty days to file brief
respondent twenty days to reply, cause to be
thereupon submitted.
13,652-Laird vs. Fair-Cause ordered com
tlnued for the term.
6|7-Crocker al. VS.. Fields Biscuit and
cracker Jompany-UpOn suggestion of the
uetlh OF W llllam Collins, one of the respond
ems, IL is hereby ordered that John S. Collins
pe ana ne Is hereby substituted as one of the
respondents IN his stead and place; 1t is fur
ther ordered that appellant have thirty DAYS
10 ME brlef, respondent thirty DAYS to reply
appellant ten days to reply thereto, cause 10
be thereupon submitted
,bIS-lewiS VS.. .Rothchild-Order carlse
be submitted upon briefs on file
13,o32-kullman ct al. VS.. Greenebaum ct
al.-Argued by Taylorfor appellant, Tuska for
respondent and submitted
Adjourned.
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IN BANK.
WCD~rcD- -,

WEDNESDAY, August 5, 1881.
12,733-Ingerman VS.. Moore - Judgment
ana order affirmed. DeHaven, J. We concur:
Mcfarland, j, Garoutte, j., Beatty, C. j. Har-
Ilson, j., being disqualified, did not particl-
pate In the decision
go, O,S05-People VS.. All Sum-It is hereby
ordered that the appellant may forthwith
1ile herein his original transcript on appeal
as certified to by the Clerk OF the Superior
Court IN and for the County of Alameda. un-
der the hand of said Clerk and the seal OF said
court on the 18th day of August, 1891. Beatty.
7. j., DeHayen, j., Mcfarland, J.. Sharpstein' a.
j.
THURSDAY, August 6, 1891.
20,191-People VS.. Winters-Iause ordered
submitted. The court.
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FTHE VERY LATEST DISPATCHES WILL,
1 be found in the RECORD-INION.
THE WEEKLY UNION Is ONLY 81 90
i per year.
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find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the
others. 1t is pure, contains none but wholesome in
gradients is of IS per cent. greater strength
FIX. VALADE, M. D.,
Public Analyst Dominion of Canada.
The Royal Baking Powder is perfectly healthfu and
free from every deieerious substances purest in quality
and highest in strength of any baking powder of which
I have knowledge.
VIM McMURTR1E, E. NJ, Ph. D.,
Late Chief Chemist Agricultural Department.
The Royal Baking Powder contains no impurities
adulterants, unwholesome constituents whatever:
superior to any other powder which have examined
WILLIS G. TUCKER. NJ D., Phi D.,
Analyst.
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2luuteo.

NUANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
w housework from s A. NJ. until 3 p NJ
inquire at 621 Twelfth street. auS-2t@
| NyANTED-AN ENERGETIC GENTLE.
w man OF business experience wants to buy
an interest CT the whole of some good business
IN TINS city; state null particulars. Address
BUSINESS this Office. auS-6t*
NTANTED-BY A GERMAN WOMAN.
| w situation TO do light housework in a
small family, Inquire at I112 Fourth st. II
I-WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
w experience IN grocery business. Apply
at FABIAN BROS, corner Ninth and SITS. III
WTANTED-A CHAMBERMAID APPLY
w at STATE HOUSE HOTEL. au6-3t*
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND
D boarding-house. /. SHIRAI e CO.. 9l7
Sixth street, bet. and j, Sacramento au5-6t
WANTED = LADIES WHO WILL DO
w writing for me at their own home will
make good wages Address, with Seltad-
dressed stamped envelope. DIR. j. c. DOUG
LAS, South Bend, Ind. au3-6t
NTANTED-PERSON IN NEED OF GOOD
w reliable help, male and female to send
orders stating kind of work and price given to
J: j., SMITH & CO., employment Office, HOG
Sixth street, Sacramento, Cal. Also trunks
moved Tor 25 cents. aul-tf
NTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
commission. Apply to THE SINGER MAN
UFACIORING co. 7O3 street.
yETANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards. dairies and all kinds of labor:
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, * and L.
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TOR SALE Or TO RENT ON LEASE
L. ten acres OF bottom land, one mile below
Washington. Yoio county; If sold will take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALS1P IL CO.. Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1G15 Fourth street.
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OiLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER THIRD
VI and streets, Sacramento. This house
has been rebuilt, newly papercd and painted
room free to guests; single rooms, 25c; double
rooms, soc. MRS. A. GLEEMAN Proprie-
tresS. autj-tf
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YlOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
l. largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location: stock and lease, Ili-
quire at this Office.
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Go let or 32eftf.

TO RENT-CITY HOTEL, SACRAMENTO;
i 90 rooms, all furnished; doing GOOD Dusi-
ness; rare chance for hotelman; no others
need apply. For particulars inquire OF F.
CONLAN, 81 X street. auS-tf
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Enr 9alr.

nor SALE-14Q ACRES OF REC5IAl MED
l. land on Grand Island. Sacramento county,
fronting on Old River, between Walnut Grove
and lSleton; orchard OF pears plums and
ounces; viii be sold at bargain. lepr terms
and particulars inquire at this Office or nj the
U. $. Land Ofiice, san Francisco.
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QUICKEN RANCH TO LET; GOOD PLACE
- for that purpose. Apply TO SrROBEL,
317 street, Sacramento. auT-3ta
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CHINESE DRAMA.
Imagination 10 u Large Factor In Its
Enjoyment


Imagination 10 = Large Factor In Its
Enjoyment
NEW Yonx, March IA celestial angel,
a war, a Queens jealousy and a miracle are
what il took thirty actors Eve hours and a
half to present at the Chinese theatre last
night. The play opened with q medley by
the orchestra. All its pieces are medleys.
At the forty-fourth stroke Of the tom-tom
a Mongol who played the part Of King
Nom Gong Wong came out on the stage
and told the audience he was going to make
sleeves oil all his enemies in
a kingdom far away. He then went
back to the green room for the rest
of the play, as he was supposed to have been
killed in battle. This King Wong had two
wives. The difference in a between q
first and a second wife is about that be-
tween a floor walker and a cash boy. Each
queen had a child, and In order to make
the play interesting the first queen told the
audience that her offspring was a girl and
the second that hers was Il boy. In China
a boy is worth three or four girls. and a
prince is worth forty princesses. So queen
No. l lighted a joss stick and touched IT to
a sheet of paper. This was supposed to
represent that she was burning the palace
in which queen No. 2 lived,
In great excitement queen No. . ran De-
hind the scenes. Here was the long sought
for opportunity. Queen No. l changed the
children md then walked to the other end
of the stage. When queen No. 2 discovered
the changing she fled to a distant city. At
this juncture new came that boastfnl King
Wong would never more lift a spear. Queen
No. 2 quickly took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity and by a unanimous vote
declared herself ruler of the king
dom. Then she tried to hire a
moon-eyed laundryman to drown Prince
Sue Yam Lung, the boy baby, but the laun-
dryman brought the boy up and made him
deliver washing, cook opium and do other
chores. All this time the cymbals and tom
toms clashed, soreeched and pounded I'M
mercifully. The end of the whole squabble
was that the young prince, through a
series of unexplainable miracles, gained
possession of power. Through another
miracle his exiled mother was returned to
him. This made queen No. l 60 mad that
aha died.
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Statistics of yiticulture.

WASHINGTON, March 14.--A census bureau
bulletin upon viticulture shows the
total area OF vineyards in 1889 to have been
40l, 261 acres, of which 307, SIC acres wore in
bearing. The total product OF 1889 was
572, 1879 tons, of which 1921 tons were
table grapes, and o4O,45O tons were used for
producing wine. making 1906, 9O5 gallons;
Al, l66 tons of raisins. making 1872, 1876 boxes
twenty pounds eachl and 23,252 tons Of
dried grapes, for other than table fruit.
The product of California for the season of
1889 was IA, 626, 900 gallons Of wine, and l..
372, 1876 boxes of raisins. The product OF
1890 is estimated at 16, 800, 600 gallons of
wine, and 2.197,463 boxes of raisins with
young raisin vineyards enough to increase
the yield of raisins within the next five
years to 5000, coo or 10000, 900 boxes.
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ALIAS SUMMONs-lN THE DISTRICT
IA court of the First judicial district of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
Mary q. Richardson. plaintiff, VS. Almayne H.
Richardson. defendant.
TIE State OF Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear il an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court of the First judicial district
of he state OF Montana, in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, Exclusive of tho
day OF %service) after the service on you OF this
m il served within this county; or, if
served out of this county. but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days.
Or Judgment by default will be taken against yon,
fhe saii acti' n Is brought. to dissolve the
bonds of matrimopy now existing between you,
tie defendant, Almayne II. Richardson, and the
that On or about tie 20,h day of July. 1889, and
more thsn Que year prior to the commencement
of this action. you. disregarding the solemnity Of
de.erted aud abandoned the plaintiff. and ever
sine, have and still continue SO b wilfnlly and
without cause de ert and abandon said plaintiff
any sufficient cause or reason and against her will
ard without her consent. tnat you and the plain
tft were led ON or about the 10th day OF
now are hus b and and wife, and that the plaintiff
Is and has been Il resident of Montana Tor the
period of two years and tour months Immediately
preceding the roinmenceu o II OF this action.
And you are hereby notified that II yoa fail to
appear and answer the seid complaint, az above
reqpirod, The said plaintiff VIII apply TO the court
Given under my hand and the seal of tho dis.
triet court of the First judicial district Of thu
and Clarke !. Ie1 this 18th Ii Jay Of February. IN the Year
iseali JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ a. g. JOHNSON, Deputy Ulcrk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BEAUTIFUL BOHEMIAN.
The Castle Road-COndition of Stock-Th
Manhattan Mailing Company.

The Castle Road-COndition of ~ck-Th
Manhattan Mailing Company.
BOHEMIAN, March 14.-[Special. Among
the distinguished guests at Bozeman during
the week was II. c. Davis, of the Northern
Pacific, a gentleman who holds very close
relationship with the powers that be-as
far as the Northern Pacific throne is con-
cerned. Mr.. Davis was conspicuously reti-
cent about matters which people believe
concern him most-the building of the
Castle road; but knowing ones claim to
believe that the road will be built from
some of the points on the main line that
have been repeatedly mentioned, in the
early spring. A. O.. Dickerman, of Gogebic
fame, accompanied Mr.. Davis and made a
careful survey of Castle and the properties,
going on by the way of Livingston, which
may be a pointer.
Snow is going off just as fast as a hot sun
can melt it; but not fast enough to suit the
cattle and horsemen of the county, who
find themselves short on feed and long on
weak and hungry stock. A few days more
of cold weather would have resulted most
disastrously to stock; but the present and
prospective warm weather will undoubtedly
reduce the losses to the usual amount.
However, stock in many instances is in a
bad way n it will take several days of the
best of weather to tell the tale as it will be
revealed on the assessors books.
Bozeman has added a hospital to its pub
lie institutions and secured the services of
an experienced nurse from the east. The
ground and buildings, composed of twenty
four lots, a good house, ETC., WIS purchased
by public subscription and is located in the
p,ettiest part of the city.
The Manhattan Mailing company will
not let the grass grow under their feet, if
the number of plows and other farming
machinery they are getting in by the cal
load will keep 1t from doing 30. The com
psny, besides building a thirty-room hotel
or rather by Transforming and adding &c
the w. d. Flower residence, converting thii
into a hotel. have a crew of carpenters tc
work on other structures necessary. The
company have purchased almost a hundred
head of horses from Hundley d. Clark fol
farm work, and expect to hire Scandina-
VANS from the Dalrynple farms in Dakots
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A LAS sUMMoNs-sTATK OF MONTANA,

"A Lewis and Clarke county: SO.
John Kelly, Philip Rely, Frank Reilly, Mary
Susan Misliams, Nee Reilly, John Sullivan and
HoKnight, Charles NJ Clarke, Josiah 6: somer.
Reed Esaasl Il william. naiaae r. H.y ah salina " Rrs f.sle EUR Christ Mi
Margaret Mentzsr, William 6. Shaw, John W,
Mary Wsier, Henry Keehn, James S. Stewart,
red !; a HSI91es Nj; Hnts = Little M Charles = ::
Long, Milo Brooks, Lou Paisley, Nathan Dreyfus,
Max Asch. Thomas j.. kissner, Jacob e. tlsnss,
Mary A. Elsass. Dorothy ,Elsass, Laura A: Ward,
~. Neil. dsfendanta.
The state OF Montan. sends greeting toths above
You are hereby required to, appear in an action
brought against yon by the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the first judicial district
Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the com:
plant filed therein within ten days Exclusive Of
t thl d .Sm on sesviiSfs' served a,.eI W.T. fer ks o on ySn OF o.
if served out Of this county but within this dis
trict within twenty. days; otherwise within forty
a against e YOU aoa acooTa.ns g to i the prayer r. OF SAID 1s com.
plant. The said action is brought to quiet
ute to the south half OF me south vest Quarter.
sSip ten N north .''1 range , tSfss se.fs Of f't tbs
principal meridian OF Montana, In Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana, and to declare void
oerta, Instruments: which pnrport to convey
certain parts of said land to the several defend
ments. in the Office of the clerk and reco der II
said county, all q which Is more fally set forth
and you are heiSA6y notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
corr for the relief damanoei IN said COMPLAIN.
Given unoer my hand and the seal of thedis
trict court Of the first Judicial district Of the
state of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clnrke. this ath day of November. In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight handred
md ninety. (Signed)
tSeall JOHN BEAN,
Clerk.
By H. R. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
WALSH & NEWMAN,
Plainfiffs' AtfnrnAys.