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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

boriy contention. and that one-hah had
wandered TO the east, while the other
struggled to the west. In plain terms
they reduced my property to line.
took a day of and looked mp tho
geometzical definition Of q hne
found that line has length, but no
breadth nor thickness. As for myself,
have lost 50 much hesh in the course
Of these Law suits that I could live very
comfortably on a piece Of property
shaped that way. Scarcely anv Of me
would stick out over the edges to annoy
my neighbors. But I am afraid that
Maude would commit perpetual tres
pass. She possesses too much eysbon-
point (as we say on tho boulevard) to
live on line.
But we don't care much. We are
both of US secretly hankering for the
city. We have lost some money In this
Gainesville business, but we consider
ourselves lucky to have any to lose.
Our worst sorrow y for Cousin Nina,
who has grown deeply attached to this
place. It's very rocky place that
girl won't become attached to when
her lover lives 20 near. On the day
when tho last law suit was decided
took Nina aside into remote corner Of
the peTior and told her that feared our
pleasant life here together had come to
an end. couldn't ask her to visit me
in house Of one dimension. She didn't
understand the geometry of the subject,
but she knew what it would be to part
with Sydney. and she melted my collar
with her tesrs.
In the evening Sydney ealled, and
whether there were any more tears
do not know. My wife and hsve
habit Of making our escape at critical
moments- We were young ourselves,
and only one of us land he the lesser Of
Of the two, is old even now. Doubtless
they used their time we'll, for It was in
Q very cheerful voice that Nina called
70 me, rs lay awake praying for Uncle
Lem, II remember rightly.
'sIt's all right" she said. ''Sydney
has agreed 10 buy This land and the
house. and the right Of way"
"And a soul to at the vacancy inside
his UNCLE" I interrupted.
"Anything. anything wsnt," she
said. "And we are to live here. end yeu
are 10 visit Us next summer"
"It will be interesting to Be 9uss>s n
our house," sah !. Expect N eonh-
dentlv-" HowARD TIsr-DNe.
Fire In Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

NEw YoRK. Sept 5-Tbe business
failures occurring throughout the coun.
try during the last seven days
number Alt. ~ compared with total
of 2ss last week For The eorrespcutA
ing week of last year ths figures wsrs
2a2
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

eAuLr SrR MARIE. Mich. Sept s.
A bald eagle killed an Indian baby at
Echo Lake, near here, Friday. The
bird attacked and tried TO carry the
baby away. but IL was rescued by its
mother and died soon afterwards
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

Pozxoni's Complsuon Powder pro-
dnces . soft and beautiful skin: II COM
bines every elem ant Of beauty and par
ity-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept s-Bullock Bros.'
new building at ss9 and ss4 North
Clark street was gutted by fire Friday
evening and the adjacent buildings on
each side damaged to . considerable
extent; entire losses about SIs. 0OQ
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07
LINE FENCE Law SUITS
Mr. Tisldin9s Property Becomes
Gsonastriceliy untenabla.

He Dsen.ss - aSv> In . ueuss - 0us
R.saassa sad Bids A1iuu 60 ssrfns.-
vlkks fsr Year ss Lsass-Pre-
srssnzns for Next sssSon-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-07

fene.s- People here in Grimesv1le who
know eountry lie tell me that shsre al
wsys - Trouble about line fences. and
nat NV salts are the common lot of
man. They didn't say anything Of that
kind - me when l was talking about
buying little strip of land for which
my neighbor, Uncle Lem Drew. has
bsoksn the tenth commandment.
tn places like Grimesville. where
land y 80 utterly worthless that burial
= ~ iasalt To sself-rsspocting riseiAn.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-09-26

LAS SUMMONS, NO. 546.-Foreclosure OF
"A lien. In the district court Of the Sixth
.1udiciai district of the state of Montana, in
and fer the II The state
IF Montana sends greeting to the above named
defendant. You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by the a9o.e
named plaintiff in the district court OF the sixth
Judicial district of the state o. Montana. IN and
for said county of Park, and to answer the com.
Dlaint filed therein within ten days texciusxe VI
tha day of seryce) after the service on you OF tnis
summons if served within this county, or II
served out of this county bnt in TINS district
then within twenty days, otherwise withih I0rty
%sinst YOU according to the prayer of said com
niaint. The said action is brought to Obtain a
decree of this court for the foreclosure OF Ger.
fled in the Office of the county clerk and recorder
Of said Park county on the 9th day OF October.
A. d. 1890, to secure the payment OF one hundred
and twenty five dollars with interest tneree1 % ~
tober 1890, alleged to be due to plaintin from e.
PENDANT for work and labor performed by one m. ~
Sylvester miner, for defendant, between n.n, .n
18th day of August, 1890, and the 1st day OF Octo
her. 1890, at defendants special instance la anu
meet which account was for value transieii ~ ,,s
to plaintiff and for all his costs incnsla s ~ and
actiion and for ffty dollars attorneys ices, .nu
for snch other and further relief as may pc Jus'
and equitable in the premises IhaI tas "a pish ,he
ises conveyed by said leE may De SOU nornts
nroceeds applied to the payment OF said amosn.s
pa Cor a costs and disbursements IN THIS acuou,
nJ IN case such proceeds are not sumcieht " Pay
the obtain ain ,5e IN sssnes remaining
saiu 80 S io thst the said defendant and all per
dae, shu by through under him may be
Sarred and forecosed Of all right title claim en,
equity Of redemption and interest IN ana ree IL
pill more fully appear by reference TO the com
,.Iaint on file herein And you are hereby no;,,
he'd that If you fail to appear and answer ne sslS
, neu ,uisint. as above required, the eaid piain9H
..,i snnIv to the said court for the relief de-
.s,nnSapd wmn in said complaint Given under my
hand and the seal Of the district court - 2. 'te N
SIx'. M s s.id county of Park this 18th day OF sep
samher. nn" in the year of our Lord. one thoussoo
eight % hundred and ninety-Sne,r Y on ,r~unNs CLERK
BAILEY, Deputy Clerk.
ssysee Day. plaintiffs attorney
Sssss Gst pub. Sept. l9, 1917
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The assessed value per mile of said railroad, as
| fixed by pro rata distribution per mile OF the
assessed value of the whole franchise. roadway,
roadbed, rails and rolling stock of said railroad
| within this state is $4,000 per mile.
The appOrtiOnment of the assessment OF the
| roadway, roadbed. rails and rolling stock of the
Cokedale spnr p railroad for and to said county OF
Length of the main line of said railroad in the
cities, townships and school districts in Park
county, az fixed by said board for said year, and
the amount appOrtiOned to each.
LENGTH OF THE MAIN LINE IN EACH SCHOOL DIS
TRlCT.
The length of the main line of said railroad in
school district No. 20 in eaid county, a. fixed by
said board, il 66-1 100 miles.
The length of the main line of said railroad in
school district No in said county, as fixed by
said board, is 2 A-10O miles
Description of the Road; Giving General Course,
Number Of Miles, and Points OF Entrance into
and Exit from Park County, with a Similar De-
scription of Said Road Through Each City and
Township Therein.
Description of the point of entrance into the
county, general course, number of miles and
point of exit therefrom The above named
branch or spur commences at place called Coal
Spur, at its junction with the Northern Pacific
ston, in Park county, and runs in q southwesterly
course, south of the main line OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, distance of sc miles to Coke
dale. Width of right of way, $50 feet
Description of the point OF entrance into each
school district, general course, number OF milee
and point of exit therefrOm:
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 70.
The above named road commences In
said school district at its initial
cific railroad, in Park county, and runs in west
terly direction in said county, through said school
district, q distance of O.66 miles. where 1t enters
school district No and runs in said county, al IN
lance of 2 "a miles, to its terminal at COkedale
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NyoTJCE TO CO-OWNER-To the admins
n traitor executor unknown heirs or assigns of
! X, Beidler, deceased: YOu are hereby mott
led that the Undersigned has, in accordance with
the requirements Of section ~ KEY KeElsea n shr sta.
and and improvements upon the Granite quartz lode
mining claim, situated on Granite mountain, in
the Bonder (unorganizedD Mining district Park ARK
,e;nng claim for the wear ending December 3lst,
lsa lsn That unless You, the said coowners, heirs
or assigns, with me in said claim pay your pro 70
portion Of said expenditure. (one-fourth), 70
petbar with the cost Of this notice, within ninety
Gavs G after the complete publication hereof your
interest in the Granite quartz lode mining claim
will become my property under the provisions 81
said section 1924, Revised statues OF !ne nnr'e"
States. ALDEMt
Livingston, Mont, Sept Is, 1891:
list pub Sept. 19, 1891
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Real Estate and Mining Transfers.

!
Johan Berggren ct TX. to William
Person, lot IA, block 3, Sandalius' addi-
ton to Cokedale; 5000.
Peter 0. Sandalius and wife to Johan
Berggren, lot IA, block 2, Sandalius' adj
dition to Cokedale; $50.
Walter J. King to William Wallace
aad E. w. Knight. two-t thirds interest in
the southeast quarter section 8, town.
ship 2, south of range 10 east, 100 acres,
$3.50.
Oscar L. Richard ct TX. to Thomas f.
Goodwin, lot IL, block Al, Livingston;
$3.50.
Thomas P. Mcdonald and wife to AL
bert C. McClanahan, lots 10, IL, IL, block
&c, Red Lodge; $3.50.
Amelia Webber to Nicholas Webber,
the southeast quarter of section ~,
township 7, south of range 20 east, 100
acres; $500.
John j. Walk and Emma Walk to
David Fratt, five-twelfths interest in the
North Star quartz lode, Boulder dis
trict; $500.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
Fay Ransom, lots q, "a, 25 and 26, block
81, Livingston; S725.
r. B. Basford to John B. Fellows, lots
3, 4, and s, block 1O3, and lots 8. 10, II,
II, l3 and IA, block N, Riverside addi-
ton to Livingston; $500.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN SHIP-Notce is hereby given that the
partnership existing between William Dnnke
and Selwin Dore, doing business in Livingston
as Dunke 4 Dore. was dissolved by mutual CON
sent August 1st, 1891. Selwin bore will collect
all accounts of the firm and pay all Indebtedness
contracted prior to August let.
SELWIN DORE.
0st pub Aug. a2. 1891
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ESTRAYED-Near Livingston, about June 20,
IL one black mare, years Old branded thus
left stife, dim brand on left shoulder, one
Nuwhite hind foot. A liberal reward will be
~ given for information leading to her re-
cOvery c. W. LEWIS,
aug29-4t* Livingston, Mont
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NTRAYED AWAY-August 26 1891, from Gold
- Run Gnlch, near Chico, Mont, small bay
horse, years old. with one white foot, and had
picket rope to him when he went away. Anyone
returning same to J. Byard, Chico, Mont, or
giving Information concerning his whereabouts
will be literally rewarded. j. BYAKD,
sl2-lt* Chico, Mont.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
~ ship existing between j. B. Amin, +. A.
Rurlinyame and ii. p. DeIIart, doing business in
Cokedale. Mont. under the firm name OF Amin,
Burlngame 4 CO., is dissolved, Mr. Burlingame
retiring. The business will be conducted at tne
old stand by Messrs Amin h DeIIart, who will
collect all accounts and assume all liabilities OF
Amin, Buringame & Co. j. b. AMIN,
Ii. I. DElIART.
Coxedale, Mont. Sept. 8, 1891.
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LSTRAYED-Fro Livingston a span of work
IL mules one white mule branded 6 on right
shoulder, other buckskin branded 3 on lett
shoulder. A suitable reward will he paid for in
formation that will lead to the recovery OF said
animals. ED. MARTIN.
g-1g4t
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tNOR SALE.-ll5 head of good stock cattle for
l. sale reasonable. For further information
inquire at tins once. Aug. 1-2m*
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"ANTED-l,WO to 800 sheep to keep on
w shares. Address f. WATER, Naters p,
o., Mont.
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IL in want of machinery, agricultural imple-
ments, hardware, drugs, merchandise of any
kind, large OF small, or have ranches, mineral
land or any native products to sell, or want any
information Of business private nature,
write us with full particulars and see what we
can do for YOU 5. GOFORTH,
augs-lm* l03 N. Tenth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WANTED. "A good woman to work in hotel
w Wages $50 per month. Address j. p. Al
len, Cooke, Montana. *tf
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nISSOLUTION NOTICE-Notice is hereby
~ given that the firm of Lewellin Il Hornbeck,
architects, civil and mining engineers, has dis
solved partnership, F. II. Hornbeck retiring {,
Z. Lewelln carrying on the business.
Livingston, Mont Aug. l, 1891.
list pub. Sept 10, ls9l)
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authorizations IN FOOD.

Many states have stringent laws
against food adulteration, but they fail
to check the evil. 1t is on the increase
The last report of the dairy commits
sioner of New Jersey shows that 1886
per cent, or nearly half of all the food
preparations submitted to him for ex-
animation we're adulterated. Some
times the authorizations were harmless
and in these cases the purchaser would
be only swindled, but in many instances
rank poisons were found in articles OF
every day consumption. A large per-
centage of canned vegetables, such as
peas and string beans, were found to
contained copperas, used to give green
color, and number Of baking powders
had been "doctored" with ammonia to
give an artificial leavening strength and
to permit of their carrying more waste
matter. In these cases there is not only
fraud, but danger to the public health.
x 4. *-New York Tribune.
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ENOl ND-On The Boulder road, about two miles
l. east Of Livingston, Il lap robe. The owner
can have same on application to }. W. krise by
proving property and paving for this notice.
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f1VllE W. G. 7. l.. VIII NEE; at the Baptist
Il church the first and third Fridays of every
month, until further notice.
Mis-. L. \. IIEFFERLIN, Pres.
Mis-. II. +. HARMON, Secy
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L>STRAlED-From Livingston, one bright bay
~ gelding, strip in face, branded Z on left side
of neck. reward of S5 will he given for his
return to me at Livingston, or for information
leading to his recovery W. E. MINTER,
aug294t* Livingston, Mont.
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the range near Livingston
II about May let, 1891, one pair driving horses
One brown horse about years old. branded 2
and on left shoulder, the other pay
horse 8 years old, branded ~ on left
thigh A suitable reward will >~be paid
for their return to Ennis 4 Robson's stable
or at j. W. Nelson's stable, Livingston, or for
information that will lead to theirrecOvery.
@. W. ANDERSON.
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4Dt ND-A purse containing money. Owner
l. can have same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice on application at 4. Krieger
n 90 : store.
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kNGR RENT Three nice furnished rooms
L with or without board. Enquire at Tinling
House, North Yellowstone street, or at Peter
son ) pharmacy. GEO. W. SIIAWk.
9[1g 3t*
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TOWNSHIP NO. {

The above named road enters township No. 8
in Park county at Boulder river and runs in a
westerly course in said county through said
township, distance OF Il. 40 miles, where 1t en-
ters township No 8. and runs in said county
through said township in westerly course dis
tance Of g. 40 miles, where it enters township No.
and runs in said county through said township
in q westerly course q distance Of Il. 50 miles,
where it enters township No. 2; thence running
in a westerly course in said county, through said
township, to the west boundary line of the said
county, . distance of 1880 miles.
Description of the point of entrance into each
school district, general course, number OF miles
ana pOint Of exit tharefrOm:
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CITY OF LIVINGSTON.

the east at the eastern boundary line of the said
city; thence running westerly and diagonally
through the said city to the western boundary
line thereof, distance of one and one-third
miles Width of right of way-4OO feet.
Description of point of entrance into each
township, general course, number of miles and
nnint of exit therefrOm.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-09-26
I1'lNELI FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Il Apply to MRS w H. YEATON.

EINELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Apply TO MRS W. H. YEATON.
LNOR SALE.-ll5 head of good stock cattle fol
sale reasonable. For further information
| inquire at this Office. Aug, 1-2m*
WANTED-l. 900 to 800 sheep to keep on
w shares Address f. b WATER, Waters p
o., Mont.
WANTED. "A good woman to work in hotel
w Wages S:D per month. Address j. p Al
len, Cooke, Montana. *tf.
EHol ND-on ,he Boulder road, about two miles
| i east of Livingston, lap robe. The owner
| can have same on application to }. W. krise by
proving property and paying for this notice.
1BlIIE W.C. 4. L. Will nee, at the Baptist
church the first and third Fridays of every
month, until further notice.
MEs. l.. \. IIEFFEELIN, Pres.
NE>. II. +. HARMON, Sec'y.
| HNOl ND-A purse containing money Owner
l. can have same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice on application at A. Krieyer
n 90 : store.
| kNGH RENT Three nice furnished rooms,
| 4 with or without hoard. Enquire at Tinling
House, North Yellowstone street. or at Peter
| son pharmacy. GEO. W. SIlAWk.
9-lg 3t*
| II Of P.-Meets every Friday in the Miles
IN. building. A cordial invitation is extend
I'D TO visiting brothers. E. II. TALCOTT, &C.
| J. A. BAILEY, X. of X. and s.
Yellowstone Lodge No. 10, Livingston, Mont.
| YELLOWSTONE PARK LODGE NO. As, l. o.
o'clock, in the Miles building. Sojourning mem
bers are cordially invited
j. o. FORESTER, Chief Templar.
}. ii. HASSELBERGER, Secretary.
A TTENTION -Farragut Post No. I, Depart
- ment Montana q. A. r., meets at Masonic
Hall the first and third Tuesday of each month
pan, are
l.. 9. LA BARRE, Adj't.
lIOR SALE-Lot %, block Co. Livingston,
l. Montana Price, $625. Apply at once to
John 7. r. Peck, Los Angeles, California.
aug sits
DEAMS WITH WAGONS FOR SALE.-Five
u span OF first-class work horses and mules
with wagons and harness to match for frelghting
purposes for sale cheap. Enquire of or address
H. Gassert, llorr, Montana. 7-Stf.
LNSTRAYED-From Livingston, one bright bay
- selding, strip in face, branded Z on left side
OF neck. reward of S. will he given for his
return TO me at Livingston, Or for infTrmation
leading to his recovery. w. +. MlNTEK,
aug294t* Livingston, Mont.
nISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice is hereby
~ given that the firm of Lewellin Il Hornbeck,
architects, civil and mining engineers, has dis
solyed partnership, F. H. Hornbeck retiring: {.
Z. Lewellin carrying on the business.
Livingston, Mont, Aug. i, 1871
list pub Sept. 10, ls9l.)
LNSTRAlED-FrOm Livingston, span OF work
IL mules, one a white mule branded on right
shoulder, other a huckskn branded 3 on lett
shoulder. A suitable reward will he paid for in
formation that will lead to the recovery of said
animals. ED. MARTIN
g1y4t
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X Of P.-Meets every Friday in the Miles
IN. building. A cordial invitation is extend
I'd TO visiting brothers. E. II. TALCOTT, G. G.
J. A. BAILEY, K. of X. and s.
Yellowstone Lodge No. 10, Livingston, Mont
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Township Therein.
Description of the point of entrance into the
county, general course, number of miles and
point of exit theretrOm: The above named road
enters Park county at point onehaf mile west
Of the second crossing Of the Yellowstone river
opposite where the east line Of Park county in
tersects the Yellowstone river: running thence
from the east line of Park county in westerly
course through said county to the west line of
township q, range east at Miner siding, near
Bozeman tunnel distance of &. miles. to the
east line of Gallatin county. Width of right of
way in the county 400 feet. Average width of
right OF way through Indian reservation $50
feet.
Description of point of entrance into each
city, general course, number of miles and point
Of exit therefrOm:
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YELLOWSTONE PARK LODGE NO. 45, l. o.
Il q. r., meets every Saturday evening at s
o'clock, in the Miles building. Sojourning mem
bers are cordially invited
j. o. FORESTER, Chief Templar
j. H. HASSELBERGER, Secretary.
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APpOftIOnment Ui tHe ssessHeHt OF tue ROcKy
Fork 4 Cooke City Railroad Assessed to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, for the
Year 1891, and Apportioned by the State BOARD
Of Equalization, to Park County
For the purposes of state and county taxation
with a statement showing the length of the main
..act .nd the branch lines of such railroad in the
tate lac. within the county, cities, townships and
school districts within the county, with descriP
ton Of the whole Of said track ana & ss orsneh
a;ssrscts incIuling the right of way BY metes and
Sounis: S and the assessed value per mile Of the
same a. as liked BY pro rata Distribution per
S aS,av % rosdhed. rails and rolling stock OF such
oirc. and its branch lines within this state and
the amount apUortioned for sald year 70 fsrk
county ~ tho Rocky Fork q
conEa Citv. railroad in this state. - hxed by
aid board. 10 - 2-iO miles ,.. :.
The length Of the mAa line Q. ss'a ralEs. n,lss
PARK county, - dxed oy .ssao oo.iu' - ''''
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4 TTENTION. .-Farragut Post No. T. Depart
~ ment Montana q. A. r., meets at Masonic
Hall the first and third Tuesday of each month
at half past seven sharp. Visiting members are
cordially invited II. ". BINGHAM, Com DIR.
| l.. G. LA BARRE, AdJt.