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The morning call., 1891-09-02

John Young Brown was born in Clays-
vile. Hardin County. KY, June %, 1885,
He graduated from Centre College. Dam
vile, KY, in 1855. he studied law and was
admitted to the bar and entered active prac-
tice. in which he was quite successful In
1859 he was elected to Congress, but. not haV-
ing attained the constitutional age (twenty
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up his order by repeated assaults. finally
knocking him down. George scrambled up
and stabbed him with a poeket-knife, the
only weapon he had. The wound is not
dangerous. Both were arrested. McFar-
land has his examination at Smelling to-
morrow. 1t is hourly expected that the two
factions will do some killing, as both crowds
are game. -. -. : :. :.
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VICIOUS NEGREsS.
a Sick Woman and Her Child Probably
Fatally Beaten.

OKLAHOMA, Sept Last evening Mrs.
Mary Ryan, who is an invalid, and her
little -year-old daughter were attacked
by negress, Mary Hewitt, who occupied a
tent in Mrs Ryan's yard. The negress be-
came enraged at the child and commenced
to beat her with broom. The sick mother
got out of her bed aud attempted to protect
her child, when the negress seized hatchet
and attacked Mrs. Ryan, breaking both
arms in several places and cutting two deep
gashes In her back. 1t is probable that both
will die. The negress was arrested and
with difficulty was taken to Jail. A large
mob surrounded the prisoner and were de-
ternined TO lynch her, but the prompt ar
rival Of troops prevented this.
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Hew Mexican Railrnah

New YORK, Sept. IA Wall-street Bos-
ton special says: The Mexican Central is
about to build line from JULIA, near the
City of Mexico, on the main line to Pachnea,
about foriy-fve miles northeast in the min
ing district. Fifty kilometers must be built
by January 1st to comply with the con ces-
sons and some grading has been done,
though the line is not definitely located.
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his dynamite shell at PerryyiIle Falls, Mad
ison County, to-day. The experiment con-
sisted in throwing siXty-pound shell con-
tanning forty-one ounces of nitro-gelatine
from a fiye-inch Parrot rifle. The shell was
thrown distance of half mile against
solid wall of limestone rock, where tick
ploded with great force.
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:: DREADFULhY PUNISHED.
A Fight for the Heavy Weight Championship
=: =. -: of ufah -. ...::-.-.. =.

OGDEN .{Utah), Sept Ia fight for the
heavyweight championship of Utah was
decided tonight in*the Grand Opera House
In the presence of 1900 spectators. The
contestants were Jim Williams of Salt
Lake, who has held the championship, and.
George Morrison Of Ogden. we'll known in
Denver. A purse was offered by the ath-
letic club of Ogden, supplemented by side
bets. making total of $1,000. The battle
was short one. Morrison was outfought
from the start to finish, and was knocked
ont in the fifth round after being dreadfully
nm unis hods =. .. -:
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J. A GREAT LANDSLIDE.
Immense Bodies Of. Earth Enaasgsring the

A4uAbAst bUuIts u4..41aIl IT -LAUaL 5VIIH5 IAt
/. x: - -. &. Valley Of the Drave
YIENY A, sept. Am extensive landslide
is. in. progress in the valley of the Draye,
which is forming a dam across the Lienzer
gorge, and.prOmises to cause more damage
than at first expected. In spite of the
efforts of the inhabitants of that district
who have been working day and night in
their efforts to make passage for tie i'm
prisoned water, the landslide Is forming an
immense lake, and threatens TO divert:athe
course Of the Drave. The masses of earth
and stone which have already fallen from
the mountains form a solid BODY or dam
fully 0000 cubic yards in bulk. This SHIFT
ing ofthe earth has also brought down about
four acres of forest ground. and further
damage is apprehended. -
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At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-The game was hotly
contested, Cincinnatls winning by superior
work at the close of the game. Cincinnatis
4, Bostons l. Batteries-Rhines and Har-
rington, ClarksOn and Kelly.
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Roosevelt Has Not RESIGNED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The rumor that
Theodore Roosevelt has resigned from ths
Civil Service Commission is given no ere
dence by his friends here, but it is learned
on good authority that he will resign before
1892, so as to be free TO take a part in the
Presidential election campaign. 49,. +. -
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A Princes Critical Condition

VIENNA. Sept. 1.-Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro, who has been suffering from
throat affection, is now in critical condi-
tion. He has frequent choking fits and
there is physician in constant attendance,
ready to perform the operation OF laryngo-
tony In case Of necessity.
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CANADA's SCANDAL.
New Charges Preferred Against Public Of

New Charges Preferred Against Public OF
tenders
OTTAWA. (Ont.), Sept 1.-Before the SEN
ate Railway Committee to-day further tes-
tlmony was heard regarding the Chaleurs
railway boodling The Public Accounts Com
mittee heard a number Of additional wit
nesses in regard to Superintendent Sene-
calls commissions
New YORK, Sept. IA special from
Montreal to the Post says. Another scan
dal is looming up in Ottawa, this time
against Lieutenant-Goyernor Schultz of
Ma nitoba. He owns a yacht which he
rented to carry public supplies from place
to place aud It's asserted that he charged
exOrbitantly for the service rendered and
committed many other Irregularities. He
denies the charges.
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Meteorological Congrass.

MUNICH, Sept This is the final days
session Of the International Meteorological
Congress. The members adopted Professor
HildebranssOn's and Professor Abercomby's
cloud classifcatiOns. The Congress also
discussed sunshine recorders, and APP
pointed committee to discuss in detail the
heights and direction in which clouds move.
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Prize Shooting at ereedmore.

CREEDMoRE N. ~. Sept. 1.-The nine
teenth annual meeting OF the National Rifle
Association began to-day. Major Gaus, In.
spector Of Rifle Practice of the Second Bat
terry, who won the Wimbledon cup twice,
was again successful to-day, with score
of 120 - -: :. -.
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Burned TO Death

T JoHNsTowN Pal. Sept. LA fire de-
stroyed the three-story frame residence of
James Patton this afternoon. Mt. Patton
jumped from the third floor and was injured,
it is thought, fatally. "A fve-year-old boy,
relative of Mr.. Patton, was burned to
dnaSh -. =. :.
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QUEENsrowN, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Teutonic arrived to-day from New York.
having had very stormy passage. Lieu
tenant Wilson, a passenger, died en- route
OF congestion Of the lungs.
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JOHN YOUNG BROWN.
Kentucky'S New Governor Inaugurated With
: :. Impressive Services.

FRANKFORT. Sept. 1.-Governor Brown
was inaugurated at noon to-day with ela6or-
ate and impressive ceremonies. Fully 10000
people were present. The exercises closed
with ball tonight.
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Two Girls Drowned.

# SALEM (oregonJ, Sept Edith Lee. and
Mabel Skinner of Independence, Oregon.
were drowned this afternoon while bathing
in the Willamette River. The bodies were
recovered The girls were aged about IL
years, X - e..
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4 !. stage j Robbed !, Near Reddine,... =

REDDISs, Sept. 1.-The outgoing stage to
Modoc County was robbed about half-past
O'clock tonight three and half miles
from Redding by lone highwavman. Two
lady passengers were aboard. There are no
particulars 81 s; i T. ... .....,..
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Murdered hY Burglars

SAN:ANToNIo (Tex.), Sept. LA. B. Pat
ton was murdered this morning by burg
lars. He saw them in his room going
threughh his pockets and grappled with one
OF them, when the other shot him dead. 80.
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Ontlario Fruit shinmanfs. !.

=7 ONTARIO, Sept. Following are the Au-
gust fruit shipments from 0ntario:4 Green,
63,7 7i5 pounds; dried, SO, 960 pounds; a total
of over fifty tons. One rancher cleared
$3.50 this season, from less than one acre Of
black berries : is.>-... - -. : =. = d.
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PITTsBURG. Sept. both clubs played
well, the home team having slight ad-
vantage. Plttsburgs 8, Philadelphias 4.
Observation-Disclosures and Miller, Esper and
CLAIMANTS
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belonged in Merced.

MERGED, Sept. III. F. Miller. the man
whoswas found dead in a San Francisco
zlodging-house yesterday, was the Assistant
District Attorney of this county, and
highly respected young man.. His friends
were quite shocked TO hear Of his sudden
death q. - =. =. .
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At CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Sept 1.--Cleveland defeated
Brooklyn to-day by better all-around play
ing. CleveIands Z, Brooklyns 1. Batteries
Y oung and thinner, Caruthers and Kens-
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Biexcle Rennrd Broken

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), Sept. 1.-P. j.
Berlo of the Manhattan Athletic Clubs
bicycle team. broke the record for half
milo at Hampden Park this afternoon,
making the distance in l: :0S 3-5.
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RIBS BROKEN.

An Aged German Falls From a Cart and IL
r.; .:. Seriously Injured
PETALUMA, Sept. LII. Hoppe. an aged
German living near this city, while hauling
fruit to the eanneIy in his cart to-day. had a
fainting spell and while in this condition
fell from his cart breaking two ribs and
sustaining aconcussion of the brain. His
condition is critical. '--..
The public schools opened here yester-
day with fair attendance. . Il
Yesterday the thermometer jump ped up to
96o, but to-day 1t was more pleasant. e.:
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Child Rnrnad.

# SALEM Oregon, Sept. LA tlrree-year-
old son of B. B. Gessner of Stayton set fire
to his clothing while playing with matches
last night and was burned to death. -, -. =.
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Fatal. Row at a Picnic

( PIrTsBURG (Pa.), Sett. AT a picnic as
Ross Grove, near here, this evening Austin
Reid of Sharpsburg and. a man named
O'Malley OF Pittspurg qnarreled over a
woman. 0'Malley stabbed Reid and Joseph
Farbacher and Frank Baird. who went to
Reds assistance. Reid is dead; Farbaeher
will die and Baird is seriou sly=tnjured.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

Lieutenant Governor Jones to Accept an Inde-
pendent Nomination.
TROY On. ", Sept. IA special to the
Telegram from Saratoga says: A confer
ence was held this afternoon which will
have an important bearing upon State poll
tics. Representative Democrats from New
York and Buffalo were present. The
principal celebrity on hand was Lieutenant
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Baseball.

"A PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-Portlands 16. SpO-
kanes 4, ri. Il; ..< f. i, H.. ..;- ::- " "
SEATTLE, Sept. 1-Tacomas 4, ,Seattles ;.
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The Larrest Cotton Cron.

LONDON, Sept 1.-The Egyptian cotton
crop amounts to 3,7Oo,0Oo hundredweight
the largest crop on record.
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TWO KILLED.

Explosion of Powder Car While Running at
Full Speed. =; ~.
WINsLow (Ariz.), Sept. Train 81 was
running at full speed near Denison Station.
at O'Clock this evening, when car of
powder blew up, instantly killing brakeman
E. W.White. recently from Como, Colo,
and stOckman named August Beckmann,
in charge Of q car of household goods for
ElIenwood, Kans. Both were riding on top
of the car and were blown ten rods. Ali
but the lower part Of the powder car aud
the adjoining car were blown away. The
wires were blown down. ....: 4: +. =. :.
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Experimenting With Dynamite Shell.

SYRACUSE On. ", Sept. 1.-Dr. Justin,
Syracuse inventor, made successful test OF
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story sent here. were found by party of
mOuntaineers and returned to Los Andes.
No further particulars could be obtained. -
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BASEBALL GAMES.


CHICAGO, Sept. Another good game
was played to-day, and through superior
work the Chicagos won the game. ChicaPos
4, New Yorks /. Batteries s-Vickery and
Sehriver, Ewing and Buckley.
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plMPLESi black-heads, red. rough. chapped aud
tit oily skin cured by -CurICuRA soar.
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21
A JUDGE WITH NERVE.
The Burglar Who Met Death at the Hands
Of Judge Brown.

The Burglar Who Met Death at the Hands
Of Judge Brown.
Judge Brown, the new justice Of the su-
preme bench, is man OF great nerve and
bravery. An instance of this trait was re-
lated to q Washington Post reporter. Some
years ago there was reign of terror in De-
troit caused by burglars, who entered the
houses of the wealthiest citizens. One or
two policemen had been killed, and finally
nearly every one armed himself against the
midnight visitors. One night Judge Brown
WAS awakened out of his sleep by some one
shaking him. Looking up he sawa masked
man standing by his bedside.
"Give me the keys to your closet" eaid
the man in q whisper, "and your wife's
diamonds, and won't make noise enough
to wake a baby"
"All right" said Judge Brown. also in a
whisper.
Then he ran his hand under his pillow as
if to get his keys. instead, he drew out a
revolver, and, as quick as thought, fired
direct at the burglar, the bullet crushing
through the mans head.
Three months later the burglar was dead.
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21

S,UMMONS- THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tana, in and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke,
Florence van border, plaintiff. VI. td.ard II.
Van Gorder. defendsui.
IN o Sssse Of Montana sends greeting to this
abose named defendant;
You arc hereby required To appear in an action
brought againss sou 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
iaewIs an Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed thersin. within ten days tezclusiye 81 the
sutnmons, IL serycd within this county: OF. *
skryed out Of this county. but within this District
within twenty Gays; otherwiso within forty days.
or Judgment by default will be taken aaainst you.
accordina TO the prayer Of said complaint. .
msnt and aecres ds,se wing tho bond. Of
nasrimony e1istin9 between sIid plain
tiH and defsnstsnt and granting a divorce to
pIsintff and permitting said plaintiff TO resuns
her maifi~n nsme, fIorenee full r. The gro1Hda
are that iafsndant mas bssn gniity of extreme
cruelty to pain.if ard thst dsfend ni has will
fully depart ID from Tho stats without any infen'
tioa Fl returning tIi,r.to. all Of which IL more
fuIly sst forth in the complaint on fiie In this
action. ~,
And you srs hereby notified that Il you fail to
.nnear and answer the said csmplsini, as above
rernired, Tho said plaintiff will apply to ths
cOnrt for this reiief demanded in tbs COM
plant m.
tr;ct eorrt OF the first Judicial district OF tbs
+ ale of Montana, in and for the county OIL Lewis
sad Clarke. this nth day of January, IN th.
year II our Lord 0ns thousand eight hundred And
fsesl.i JOHN Exsa. Clerk
=. !. iAsEpr. Dspu.y CLERK.
WALSH Sstssns, . for PIa' ntia.
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21
ROUMANIA's ROYAL COUPLE.
Tho Life They Lead II Ono OF Conats
vaaeN

Tho Life They Lead Il Ono OF Constant
Hard Work.
The life led by the royal couple OF Ron
mania 10 one Of constant hard work. In
winter they live in Bucharest, In summer
they retire to Sinaia, henlth resort IN the
Carpathians that combines the grand seem
cry OF Switzerland with the moro lovely and
romantic features Of tho Italian Alps.
Here they have built for themselves, after
their own designs, q quaint castle, whose
architecture 10 q fantastic medley OF the
Roumanian and medieval German styles.
But even here they get little rest. The
conditions OF the land require that the aoy.
ereigns should always be en- evidence. nt
the beck and call Of any ono who likes to
ask for thom. In this semi.oriental coun-
try oriental customs prevail. The sover-
eign cannot live in peaceful seclusion. The
queen usually rises carly-often as early a
four--and works until eight. the only hour
in tho course OF the day when she can be
as she phrases ii, woman and author;
the rest Of the time she must be queen.
Both sovereigns have often to talk 70
twelve or even fifteen hours at stretch.
and from this cause the queen once tenn
porarily lost her voice. When she and TIL,
king sit down to dinner they are sometime
so tired they cannot speak word. Yet
early sleep IS not theirs.
Bucharest il q very gay capitalize city
of pleasure it has been called-and u worry
late one. Gala performances. for example.
do not begin till ten or twelve at night. The
strain upon the physical and mental organ
izstions Of the sovereigns is great, and es-
pecially upon the queen, who is indefati-
gable. ''Whirlwind" was the nickname
she had at home, and which she has not
lost. Never inactive herself, she will
permit no idlers about her. She loves to
surround herself with young girls. and in
cite them to utilize their talents by precept
and example. In her salon republican
spirit reigns; she admits OF but one aris
Of the heart and mind. such
are these rulers of Koumania, both in their
way out OF the common run; he, for the
clearness Of his intellect and the sterling
qualities Of his character; she, for her
genius, her sweetness and her elevation Of
soul. Between them they have developed
the institutions and the internal resources
,f their land, and raised it to an honared
place among the nations.
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21
AFRICAN EARTHWORMS.

Millions Which Bake In the Sun and Turn
Into Fertilizers.
The last Kew Bulletin contains a report
by Mr.. Alvan Millson, the assistant colonial
secretary OF Lagos, on Yoruba Land, the
native territory adjacent to Lagos. After
describing the wasteful system of cultiva-
tion employed by the natives and the won
derful rapidity with which the soil RECEIVERS
from it, he says the mystery is solved in
simple and unexpected manner during the
dry season. The whole surface of the
ground beneath the grass is seen to be cov-
cred by rows of cylindrical worm caste.
These vary in height from q quarter of an
inch to three inches, and exist in astonishing
numbers. 1t is in many places impossible to
press finger upon the ground without
touching one. For scores of square miles
they cover the surface of the soil. closely
packed. upright and burnt by the sun into
rigid rolls OF hardened clay. The rains ul-
der, rich in plant food and lending itself
easily to the hoe Of the farmer. These
casts are very dife, ent in form from those
familiar in English gardens. On digging
down, the soil is found to be drilled in ali!
all directions by countless multitude OF
two feet in depth the worms are found in
great numbers in the moist subsoil.
It is impossible to estimate their
number per cubic foot, ag the quantity va
Ties according to the season and the local
ity. Having carefully removed the worn
casts of one season from two separate
square feet OF land at considerable dis-
tance from one another, and chosen at ran
dom, Mr.. Miilson found the weight to be
101 pounds in a thoroughly dry state.
This gives mean of over five pounds per
square foot. and total of not less than
Il, ,233 tons Of subsoii brought to the sur
face on each square mile of cultiyable lane
in the Yoruba country every year. Thi,
work goes on increasingly year after year
and to the uDtiring iabors of the earth
worms this part of West Africa owes thu
livelihood of its people. Where the worm,
do not work the Yoruba knows that it il
useless to make his farm.
Estimating one square yard of dry eartl
by two feet deep as weighing half ton
there is an snnuai movement of earth pe
square yard of the depth of two fee
amounting to not less than forty fv
pounds. From this it appears that ever
particle of earth in each ton of soil to til
depth of two feet ia brought to the surfac
once in twenty-seven years. 1t seems NOR
than probable that the comparative free
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21

ALIAS sUNMoNs-1N THE DISTRICT
OF Montana, in and for tire county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Joseph senenec. plaintiff Vs. Jojeph Ostry
and fis wife, Helen 0stry, defendants.
The state Of Montana eends greeting to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yon by tho Shove named plaintiff
Ct tho state Of Montana in and tor the county OF
Lows and Clarke, and 10 answer tho complaint
filod therein, within ten days (exclnsivo Of the
day Of seryice) aftar toe service on You OF tb!s
feryed out OF this county, but within this dis
trict. within twenty days. othsrwise Withln 1grty
days or Judgment by desaa.t Will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OK SAID COM
plaint.
The fai action is brought to foreclose q mort
gage m .de and executed on the 18th day Of May.
Jssa by the above narnsI def a lint to the above
nanisd plaintiff The said mortgage being given
numbered ~. original to.nsite OF Helena, Monta.
Ta and j. for the sum Of $500 and interest ~ tho
rate OF 10 ger cent pGr annuIn from the 18th day
of May, 1850. and reasonable attorneys fees for
the foreclosure Of tho same. She said plaintiff
will ask ier other and pr9per relief q d;asrc y set
And yon are hereby notified that II yon fail to
appear and answer the paid complaint. an aboye
required, the said plaintiff. will spply 20 tho
Given nnder my hand and the seal OF the, DIS
trict court Of the First Judicial district Of tho
state Of Montans. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. this. 18th day OF January, in
dSsd and ninety-one. ,o,,., orr, c,.,.
By " H. j. Casxpy. Deputy.
DUBcss 1 Esa7. Attorneys fer Plsintif.
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21

Southern tourists arc already going Ia
warmer climes-- Florida. and al southern
states. Texas, Mexico. Hot Springs. Ark
and TO California. Passengers going
beat accommodated BY the dno service Of
OF the Minneapolis. 4 81. Louis railway,
ALBERT Lea Route the fast train al which
company leaves daily from the Twin cities
OF Minnesota. For particulars address j. j.
Fallon, General Agent Passenger Depart
ment, Helena; or g. N. Pratt General
Minn,
The Helena independent., 1891-01-21
m NTnnnApW Tho specialist In chief a
Un, NlVVVnnll tho ahoya. named Medical

M p,s, ade T B.e BIsTs q s Gossn se os =
Montana, In and for tho County OF Lewis and
c;%ens s rsp np a..h hfs assa Vein. s. hsy nsEy
ysss. sailiyaa. Pl,iatiffs. y, ~ sasssns bnisra.
Ecksigl.t, Charles NJ Clarke, Josiah q. semer.
vile, u r fnrne.s. Andrew Easton, Colin NJ.
Reed. William II Hays. sslina v. Fagleya Christ
Mssalrs. Malse B. Holman. John Mcaean
William Guckert as tru.tce, Joseph yogel. 81,
frsl nslY Ts'f; ]. H;olbrooE. NJ % Gttlo Ghsrles B.
jscknan, Charles y. hutchinson. Mary a. Dc
hsa o Ssas. Ras1a 5ou kHsssy .eoS 1S.
Joha i. Chatter, CHARLES i. Gilbon ana John y.
The state Of Montana send greeting to the above
You @ are hereby required to, appear in an action
in tie district court Of the first judicial district
OF the etate Of Montana In ana for sa q county
Of Lewis and Clarke, and 70 TO % answer tho com. N:
this summons. i perved within this county; or.
4 eryd out Of this c.unty srs wtn tbs as
da;s, or Judgment BY defanlt will be taken
sgsinst yon. according to the prayer Of said com.
paint The said action 10 osouga. :" aaas
and the 20 ithwsst auar.e. Of tho southeast
aparser. Of secto1 twenty-eight town,
ship ton north. rnnga thre, vets OF
the principal meridian Of Montana, in evils and
Clarke connty. Montana, and e, declare void
certain Instruments which pnrport TO convey
certain prts iof said land tho seyeral defend
rncnts in the Office Of tho clerk and re order II
said connty. al Il which il more fally get forth
And yon are hereby notified that IL yon fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will anply t9 ths
Given unaer my hand and the zeal Of thedis.
trict court Of the first judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewi.
and Clarke tnis y tn day Of isogoube.. III tn
gear Of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred
xEd ninety.
lseaIl JOHN BEAN.
Clerk
Ry II. Il. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
WALSH a. NgwNAs,
Plaintiffs Attorreys.