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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LOUISIANA.
CITY OF NEw-ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEwORLEANs.
HENRY Acknowledgements In cotton.
CHARLES A. ALTER.-Wholesale liquor dealing
ALBERT BALDWIN, Merchandising, hardware and
banking.
F. CONERY.-M Merchandising groceries.
F. j. GASQUET.-Operating in city real estate.
LEON GODCHAUX-Made In sale Of clothing, and
sugar planting
MRS W. W. GORDON-Cotton plantations
s. GUMBEL.-Made In the cotton factor business
JOHN r. HARDIE.-COtton factor and banker.
F.. j. HART-Made in the wholesale drug business.
J. L. HERWIG.-Drokerage business and real estate
P. F. HERwIG-Mnde In brokerage business and In
vestmests.
d. H. HOLINESS Merchandising. drygoods.
MRS CHARLES +. HOWARD.-Made In the Louisi-
ana State Lottery Company.
Est MRS MYRA CLARKE GAINES from Daniel
Clarke)-Real estate.
FRANK T. HOwARD.-RIse in real estate.
"A C. HJTCHINSON.-Made In coasting steamships
and railroads.
r H. Misunderstanding and brokerage business.
Est DUNCAN F. KENNER.-Large sugar planta'
lions.
A. LANATA.-Importing wines. and commission busi'
ness
I. L. LYONs-Made in wholesale drug business.
D. c. McCANN.-Foundry business.
A. II. MAY.-Dealing in cotton
RICHARD MILLIKEN.-Dealing In sugar.
ROBERT Notwithstanding and brokerage business
JOUN A. MORRIS-Made In Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
ISADORE NEwMAN.-Brokerage stocks and bonds
CHARLES p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plantations.
JAMES +. RICHARDsON-CottOnp plantations
WILLIAM p. RICIIARDSON.-CottOnp plantations.
Est OF MRS. BERTRAND SALOY.-Made In real es-
tate.
w. b. SCHMIDT.-Importing grocercies.
THOMAS SMlTH.-Made IN large grocery business
/ II. STAUFFER.-IIardwarc merchandising.
JULIUS WEIS.-Cotton factor business
REHABILITATION.
In protected industries ~
In non protected Industries III
roto, .....,. IS
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
CITY OF BOSTON.

CITY OF BOSTON.
FREDERICK l.. AMEs.-Inhcrited large 'or'u'o'
made In railroads. telegraph lines and real es'a'e'
OLIVER AMEs-Inhcrt"'i and Increased by himself
all made I'm manufacturing shoves. plows. etc. ana
railroad and other investments.
,oAKES A. AMEs.-Inherited and increased By MIN
self all made IN manufacturing shoveis, pio"s'
etc and railroad and other investments
.Es, WILLIAM AMORY.-Cotton manufacturing.
EDWARD f. ATKI Ns.-Railroads and merchandising
JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-Inhcrited Made In r'n
estate and investments in railroads. etc.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.-Inhcrited Made In
real estate and investments In railroads. etc
Est WALDO ADAMs.-lnheriied rom his ia'hcr'
Made I'm the Adams Express Company.
j. EDWARD ADDICkS.-M~e In inc baS o'"'" ""'
Boston Gas Companies.
FRANK W. ANDREwS.-Inherited from his father,
who made his money in merchandising ana real
estate.
DANIEL F. APPLETON tof Robbins. Appleton d
CoJ-Manufacturing Waltham watches.
MRS. WILLIAM APPLETON.-from her father. LOUIS
S. Hargous banker and investor.
John L. BREMER.-Commission drygoohs.
Est. GARDNER BREwER.-Commission drygocds'
and agency Of ew-Englahd Mills VII" '"'s' ~
vestmcnts In real ESTATE.
Est JAMES NJ. BEEBE-Dryeoods and investments
in real estate which Is now worth over @l'oVo'V"'
CRENVILLf, r. W. BRAMAN.-Hack BAY real eSI''e
and cotton manufacturing.
MARTIN TRIMMER crrustee)-Inherited valuable
real estate from his father Of .bc same name. ram
iIv has been rich for several generations.
f. WILSON BLAKE.-Crackcr baking ana operations
on Board Of Trade In Chicago.
ret r. O. H. T. BURNHAM.-B ookselng and real
estate.
ROBERT b. acknowledgements business ana IN
vcstmcnts I'm real estate
Est CAPTAIN JOSIAH p. BRADLEE'-shipping and
foreign trade.
JOHN BROwN.-The "west End millionaire" Real
estate. etc.
CHARLES p. BOwDITCI.-Parly inherited from j.
Ingersoll Bowdch. Made In the West India trade
and Bell telephone
MRS ELIZABETH b. BOWDTTCH'-oame rs Ia''
above.
FREDERICK LD.-Imporhion Of dry
goods
WILLIAM q BLAKE-Rcal estate investments.
MARIA T. RIAKE-Real estate investments.
w l. BRADLEY Manufncturer Of fertilizers.
JASON s. BAILEY.-Rise in real estate and Invest
ments.
Est. JOSHUA BENNETr.-Renl estate and invest
ments.
FRANCIS RTLETT.-Pnrty inherited from his
father Sidney Bartlett. Made In mines. invest
ments IN Illinois Steel Company, etc. ETC.
ISAAC r. BIRR.-Rallroads and investments
JAMES H. BEAL.-Eanhing and Investments
.,CUARLEs A. COFFIN treasurer OF Thomson Houston
Electric COmpany).-lnvcntioh ana Hhhu'sc'ure VI
patented electrical machinery
Sr JEFFERSON COOLIDGE.-F1rst In the East Indies
trade then In cotton manufacturing. and part OF
tbc fine I'm railroads. Treasurer OF the Amoskeng
Manufacturing Company President OF the Emery
md the Lawrence Manufacturing Companies. Dircc-
tor in Dwight Manufacturing Company Boston and
Lowell Railroad. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
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MICHIGAN.

CITY OF ALPENA.
FRANK W. GILCIIRlST.-Pfne lands and lake vessels
GEORGE n. FLETCHER-Pne lands, saw mlls real
estate and sulphite factory
"a W. CONSULTATIVE lands and saw mills. PToo-
dent Of Alpena Banking Company
"A n. SPRATr-Pne lands, mills. mining land In
Montana, etc.
MRS. DIANA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lands and sale q
stumpage. From her late husband.
HENRY BOLTON (of Bolton & Observation-Disclosures
general merchandise, cedar trees, telegraph poles,
etc.
DONALD McRAE (of Bolton & Acknowledgement msr.
chandise. cedar trees, telegraph poles, etc.
W. b. COMsTOCK-pine lands, sale Of stumpage. and
banking.
WILLIAM Understanding and investments
BAY CITY,
N. b. BRADLEY-Sawmills manufacture Of lumber:
and pine lands.
Est F. p. CHESEBROUGH (of Chesebrough Chari-
ton).-Pine lands manufacturing lumber, and invest
ments
WILLIAM PETER.-Flour and wool mills; president
of Bay City Bank.
Est. ALEXANDER FOLSOM tof Folsom a Amold).r-
Lumber; saw mills, pine lands; and banking.
CHEBOYGAN.
EST. THOMPSON SMITH.-Lumber manufacturing.
pine lands and vessels.
CADILLAC.
.w. w. CUMMER.-sawmils and lumber. manufactur.
ing. -
DETROIT.
gen. r. A. ALGER.-Pfne lands, manufacturing.
lumber aDd investments.
Eat NEWELL AVERY.-Manufacturng, lumber and
pine lands
e. ALFRED BRUSH.-Inherited a large fortune iron
his father who made the money In real estate u
Detroit
.IJ,TIIER Observation-Disclosures. mines and real
estate.
MINI lot nuh1 Cana n CcN UAnl>
sale hardware and tinware; manufacturing iron aud
investments; president OF Detroit National Bank.
H. p. Observation-Disclosures and deaSng In boots
and shoes, real esmte, banking. etc.
&C. c. BOWEN (of d. NJ Ferry Co.).-Raising and
dealing in seeds. and investments.
MRS. DIR. DOOK.-Inherited several millions from her
ather, Francis Palms. sr, who made bis fortune y
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KENTUCKY.

CITY OF ASHLAND
Est. THOMAS hEANs.-Iron smelling and man
ufacturing.
CONVICTION
AMOS SHINKLE.-SteambOats, coal, real estate In
Cincinnati and banking.
JAMES WALSlI.-DistlllinC md rcctifvinr
FRANKFORT
EX-GOVERNOR S. b. BUCKNER.-IIis wife. Mary
Kingsbury. inherited from Major Henry Kingsbnry,
Chicago Made In California in early DAYS and in
Chicago real estate.
HENDERSON.
JOHN H. BARRETT Tobacco dealing and hotel.
LOUISVILLE.
b. F. Observation-Disclosures ploughs and imple-
mentS.
Est WILLIAM G. MEIR-TobaccO buying and invest
mcnts in real estate.
DENNIS LONG.-Union Foundry and Iron Works.
Est. GEORGE W. NORTON Merchandising. banking
and lands.
Est. W. F. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS banking and
lands.
Est. JAMES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. banking and
lands.
W. C. HALL.-TeXas lands and railroads.
MAJOR JOHN CAPERTON.-Cnlif,rnia mines and
real estate.
&C. p WORCESTERSHIRE and whlsaey commission
business
Est. b. FRANK GUTHRIE-Iork and speculation
X. A. ROBINSON.-Wholesale drugs.
MR. MOORE (of Moore, Iiremaker g. Co)-wholesale
groceries, paper mill and real estate.
MIR. BREMAKER (of Moore Bremaker g. Co.,-Whoe-
sale groceries. paper mill and real estate.
GEORGE ii. MOORE.-Whiskey distillinG. banking,
lands, etc.
W. N. DULANEY.-Real estate, through his wife.
Est JOHN p. NOTWITHSTANDING and publishing copy
righted books.
Est NATHAN BLOOM-Maie in merchandising dry
goods
PARIS.
Est. SAMUEL CLAY.-Pantatlons and lanes liad
10000 acres.
PADUCAH.
B. ~ WlSDOM-CheHy in real estate
REHABILITATION.
In protected industries chiefly .
In non-protected industries ...'. 10
ro,o, "a
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purchase and sale OF water works. street railroads.
lands. and cattle; and real estate in Chicago Colo.
RADIO and Kansas.
JOAB MULvANE.-General speculation. as above
WICHITA
JOHN b. CAREY.-Lumber dealing. real estate, hotel,
banks, loans, live stock. ETC. interested in the
Carey-LOmbaTd Lumber Co.
RECAPITULATION
In cattle raising but with other business 3
In protected Industries. ................
Total Observation-Disclosures. .... IL
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MANI.

CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Est EDWARD G. ALLEN-Publishing weekly story
papers and Investments.
ELIAS MILLIKEN.-Lumber and sawmils.
BANGOR.
EDWARD H. BLAKE.-Inherted from william Blake
his father and samuel II. Blake his uncle Made
I'm dealing in and owning wild lands and banking.
He is president OF Merchants National Bank
BATH 49,
ARTHUR sEwALL.-Building sailing ships ior MS
own use, freighting banking and raIrmdS'
BELFAST.
Eat RALPH c. JOHNsON.-Banking and miscclla-
neous investments
FRANKLIN II. EAToN.-Lumber sawmills and TIM
Der lands
~ G.. GATES-Lumber business, sawmills and lands.
DEEIING.
Il g. Notwithstanding leather, and railroad ana
other investments.
EAST WINTHROP.
CHARLES II. BAILEY.-M Manufacturing Dil-cloths.
and investments.
MRS HANNAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ohc'o'"S
and Investments
WILLIAM Observation-Disclosures. awmls and
NATHANIEL NJ. wHITMoRE.-Law practice and
leaning money on mortgages. ETC.
PORTLAND.
.,ouy NJ. BROWN.-InheIitcd. Sugar boiling, pri-
cate banking. real estate, railroads. etc.
.n,,IIrp H. BROwN.-Inheritcd. sugar boiling, pri-
vate banking. real estate. railroads. etc.
pst JOHN ". LANE.-Telegraph interests, Provi
dence horse railroads real estate and houses !"
port,and. and other interests.
THOMASTON.
ps, EDWARD o'BRIEN.-BulIding sailing ships Tor
IT., oup NE ocean freighting. seine manufacturing
"nn banking He president Of a bank.
SKOWHEGAN.
Est. EX-GOVERNOR COBURN.-Manufacturins WOOL
len goods and Investments
RECAPITULATION.
g. ,,.ot.cted industries chiefly ......~~.-.".... ~
III nn. nrotected industries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. II
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MARYLAND.

CITY OF BALTIMORE.
ia, CHRISTIAN AK tof Gall Ax).-Tobacco manu-
featuring. I'D h,des
GEORGE J. APPOLD.-wholesale leather ana MUS
Edwin F. ADELL.-Publishing "The SUM- daily he"''
paper.
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IOWA.
CITY OF ALTON.

CITY OF ALTON.
SETH RIcHARDs.-Made In merchandising orysO"i'
and groceries, BURLINGTON.
r,u.pIrS pFRKINs-Made in railroads. Is presi
dent OF the c. b. and O. r. X
DAVID W. GRIMES.-Land and loans principay'
CEDAR RAPIDS.
T. NJ. sINCLAIR.-wholesale provisions and pork
packer
& C. BEvER.-Merchandsin and banking.
s. L. DOWs-Raroa1 building.
CLINTON.
a. LAMB (of c. Lamb & sons)-Lumber producing
and sale.
w. J. characterization and sale Of lumber
sARTEMUS LAMB (of G. Lamb sonsl-froducooh
and sale Of lumber
,Ap,yrTvrE LAMB (same frm).-Manufacturer OF
lumber. ,,o,,,c,, p11-rrS
JouN T. STEWART Wholesale groceries and various
investments DIES MONIES.
p NJ. CASsIDY.-Made in real estate and loans prI-
cipally.
CONRAD YOUNGERMAN.-Real estate and rents
J. 6 POLK-Practice Of law loans and real estate.
F. NJ HUBBELL-Real estate, water works ana loips
LANES CALLANAN.-Made In real estate
T. j. INGERSOLL-Insurance. loans and real est'V
Est J. E. MISUNDERSTANDING, loans and real estate
J. C. NEWTON.-Rairoading and investments.
DUBUQUE.
sHENRY L. STOUT (of Knapp, Stout Co0-Mann-
featuring lumber, pine lands. railroads anu hNo
stock The money chiefly from remarkable
increase of value Of timber lands. Of which the firm
has about 100000 In Wisconsin and 10000
acres In Arkansas.
Est OF MIR. KNAPP (of Knapp, Stout CO.).-Manu
featuring lumber pine lands, railroads and 1--we
stock. 100000
d. JOYCE-Sawmls lumber and coal.
OTTUMwA
SETH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with branch stores
at other points on the Des MOines River. and large
investments real estate three sides OF the city,
which he refuses TO sell, and which the inhabitants
ara exceedingly anxious 10 have bin dispose OF. at
least In part 50 that tie city grow
SIOUX CITY.
n T. HEDGES (0f E. Haskinson g. CO).-Packing. live
stock banking and real estate.
r J. STONE.-Made In real estate aud banking.
A. g. GARRETSON.-Made in real estate. banking ana
railroads.
r e ORR-Made In rise Of real estate.
.R d. HUBBARD (of Hubbard d. Gerc).-On milling
and real estate.
REHABILITATION.
In nrotected industries g
In non protected industries. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Total. '''-''''' ~
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KANSAS.

CITY OF ATCHINSON.
J. p BROWN--Made in real estate and mortgages
DAVID ATJLD.-Banklng and investments.
JOHN ]. INGALLS, Banking and real estate.
EMPORIA.
"MAJOR CALVIN HOOD.-Catte raising, mining M"
banking.
.swIIJIaM Observation-Disclosures raising. land and
banking. .yrvuopru
~LUCIEN sCOrT.-Banking and cattle raising.
OSWEGO
JAMES A. CONDON.-Mechandisine. ra'iroad o"'''
Ing and banking. Has Tree oanhs'
OTTAWA
& A. Notwithstanding grain
TOPEKA.
JOHN r. hULVANE.-Banking' aho' WIN n''
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01
Go. 3000.)
Application for a Patent.
L. s. Land Office, Helena, Montana,

IN S3tice is hereby given: that The IX:L.
Great, Falls, Cascade County Montana, has this
day filed application for patent, under the min
ing laws OF Congress, for 1882 and 1891 g linear
Lodes designated as Surveys Nos s4ss and sa7s.
sltnated III Montana (unorganized) Mining Dis
trict, Meagher County, Montana, in unsurveyed
Township Ia \ Range 8 or 9 Z which claim IL
recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Mea.
tara, and described as follows:
said Survey No. 3l7a I. X. l.. Lode beginning
at Corner No. !, also Garner No. 2, Survey No.
aa73 from which Initial Point No. 3, township
utes 50 seconds L 3a52,7 feet. thence 8 70 de-
erees IS minutes W, 56l feet to corner No. 2.
thence n ID degrees ID minutes W 1892 feet to
corner No. ) thence \ 10 degrees Sc minutes L,
!tS feet to corner No. 4, thence S s. degrees
10 minutes f 27 feet to corner No. s., thence s
ID degrees 26 minutes L 1lS5 feet to corner No.
l, the place of beginning containing 1919 acres.
EUREKA LODE SURVEY NC. 34i3.
Beginning at corner No. l, from which Init.
ial point No; 3. township IA n range : or 9 f
thence N IA degrees % minutes W 14N. feet
TO corner No. 2, thence s 20 degrees Sc minutes
W 56i feet to corner No. 3, thence $ IL degrees
- minutes T. 14A feet to corner No. 4, thence
\ 20 degrees 81 minutes + 55 feet to corner
No. l, the place Of beginning containing 1885
acres. Total area 35.67 acres, upon which a notice
of said application was posted on the 18th day Of
October. 1891; The adjoining claims to these.
premises of the l. x. l.. Lode survey number
3472. On the west, the Creedmore Lode survey.
number 3iSi. On the north, the White Pine Lode
[nnsurveyed;l Eureka Lode survey number 373-
On the east, the MOOnetOne Lode Iunsurveyed.E
On the south, the Lexington Lode survey, number
Sill.
Alb s.A. swIGGETT,
Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01
No. $500,
Application for Patent.
L. $. Land Office. Helena. Nonta,

Us. Land Office. Helena, Montana. ,
Notice is hereby given that Almon Sn.ncoy
Charles Niayn and Louis Heitman. WHOSE 'r m0s,'
Office address is White sulphur Springs, Mcayher
County, Montana, have this day filed their appii-
ty-nine linear feet of the Monitor Lode mininy
claim. situated in the Montana 0norgan1zcH
state of Montana, hearing silver and other metals.
with surface ground four hundred and seventy,
five feet in width, and designated by the Held
Survey No 1881, in unsurveyed township ii north
Of Range 8 east of the Principal Base line and
Meridian of Montana, said survey No 1851 being
a granite stone 6x6xD inches, set Is inches deep,
marked 81 1881, - from which Initial Point No Z
township II north Ranges east, bears north 81
thence north Il degrees Is minutes east, 1868
feet, to corner Mo- a granite rock in place i2xlBx
u inches above ground, marked '.353l:" thence
north 10 degrees 45 minutes east 1899 feet, to cor
iier No 3, a granite stone 5xl2x:D inches, set Is
inches deep, marked ''3-353l - thence south II
degrees 4o minutes west, 475 feet, to corner No 4,
marked "435al:'' thence south 10 degrees Il
minutes west SOIL feet to corner No s, a granite
s5la.s, S :2 inches set Is inches deep. marked
45l.l feet along the fourth course of survey No $3.50.
locorner No the place of beginning, containing II.
10 acres. Magnetic variation ~ degrees Is min.
The location of this mining claim is recorded
n the office Of the Recorder of the County OF
'"' ''"' "oht"ha ~ W nlte sui
phnr Springs, in said County and State.
The said Lode mining claim hereby sought to
Re patented, is bounded as follows; On the east
by John A. Logan and Financier Lode claims
UIinsurveyed) bartholomew S. Fitzpatrick ct al,
cialmants, and on the west by the La Plata Lode
claim, survey No a5aO, Aimon Spencer ct al, ap-
plicalts. F
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein lode, premises or any por-
applied for, are hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly filed ~ according to law
and the regulation Hereunder, within the 20 days
publication hereof, with the Register and Re
ceiver of the United State: Land Office ut Helena,
Montana, they will be barred by virtue of the.
provisions of the statute.
$. \. SWIGGETT,
Register.
First publication October 80, 1891
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01

Mr.. ColIyer regrets that he never al
tended an academy The old York
shire school. where he learned his l.,
tiers. was ruled by a certain old vii
IT," who searched for learning aluouY
his boys as people did on the pralr;es
for water = with q hazel rod. Co, New
York Tines
Diphtheria Among Pigeons.
In The American Practitioner and
News DR.. F. 4. Wheeler states that
willie IN a nesting Of wild pigeons he
found ,uany sick with IL pseudo-mem
hraiious sore. throat. He dissected some
III them with his pocketknife. Which,
be- WAS obliged to throw away Oh &C.
count ol it's offensive odor. There were
MilliolS Of pigeons IN the nesting. and
they were hunted and eaten 10y the in
iiaiitnuta. among whom diphtheria
broke out. fatal to many Of the chill,
dren Several years previously there
y,tr u similar nesting of pigeons near
by. aini fully iiaii OF the children had
diplrAegia
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01

claim Is recorded in The oEiCe Of the t.
cor'ier of Meaglicr county, at White Sui
phur Springs, Montana, and described as
follows:
Said survey No. 3494, beginning at
corner No. /, from which the initial
point No. 3 township IA nortl, range $
or 8 east, bears south Al degrees l3
minutes 50 seconds east 4133.5 feet,
thence north ID degrees 10 minutes west
203 feet to corner No. ,. thence north
.! degrees 53 minutes west 1899 feet to
corner No. 3, thence south 10 degrees 81
minutes west 3G5 feet to corner No. 4,
thence south 81 degrees So minutes east
1905 feet to corner No. 5. thence north
IS degrees 81 minutes EAST 312 feet to
corner No. /, the place of beginning m
bracing lO.AS acres, upon which Il notice
OF said application was posted the 9th
day of October, 1891. The adjoining
claims to these premises On the east the
|. n. l.. lode, surrey No. 34t3 and the
Alma lode unsuryeycd.
). a. SW1GGETT,
LILO Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01
Notice of Application TO Cut Timber.

In accordance with the provisions Of
section 8, rules and regulations pre-
scrihed by the honorable secretary of the
interior May 9Th, 1891, l, the under
signed, give notice that at the expiration
OF twcnty-one days from the first publ
cation of this notice. ] will make writ
ten application to the honorable sccrc-
tary of the interior for authority to cut
and remove all merchantable mining
timhers and cordwood Of pine and fir,
on the following described land to wit:
beginning at the mouth Of a certain
gulch which comes down from Belt Park
into Belt Creek, at Il point three and
miles northwest of the town of
Neihalt and about th%rcc-fourths Of it
mile below the ''Big Rock thence
along the upward course of said gulcll
Including 81 tract oEe-lalf mile wide on
each side, to lis north and sou,l, branch,
thence along the north anl south,
branches Of said gulch to their sources
including in all about seven Square
miles, and containing ut least 10000
sticks OF mining timber and tagging and
$4,000 cords Of wood. Also, beginning
at Il point on O'Bricn Creek where the
old White Sulphur Springs road leaves
said creek and starts up the hin. about
three miles south Of the town of Neihart.
thence west enc mile, thence south one
and onc-half miles, thence east two
miles, thence north one and onc-half
miles, thence west IL mile to the place
OF beginning, containing three square
miles and having thereon about $4,000
sticks of mining timbcrs and 10000
cords of wood. All Of said land being
as near as can be estimated in unsurvcv-
ed township IA north Of range 8 or 8
east, non-mincral, rough, steep and unfit
for agricultural purposes, located in the
County OF Meagher, State of Montana.
Al JAMES G BLANDING.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01
The College Of Montana.

The College of Montana was es-
tablishcd in 1888. =
It offers facilities and advantages
equal to those Of eastern colleges.
1t has five distinct departments.
viz: The preparatory department,
the college, the school of mines, the
conservatory of music and art, and
the departments of stenography and
typewriting.
1t has thirteen professors and
teachers.
About 1870 students in attendance,
The cost for board and tuition Is
a32o per year.
Any information in regard to the
college, may be had by addressing
JAMES REID, President,
Lift Deer Lodge, Mont.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01
No. 29S1.
Application for q Patent.
L. S. Land Office,

Helena, Mont, Nov. II.
Notice is hereby given that the Way
erly Mining company, whose pos.office
address is Great Falls. Montana. has
made application for Il patent for 1896
and 1900 linear feet. respectfully on the
UItSA and WHITE ELEPHANT lodes,
hearing silver and other metals, situate
in Montana mining district, Mcagher
county, Montana, and described in the
official plat and field notes on file in
this office, as follows, viz:
Beginning on 'URSA" lode, survey
No. 3G44. at corner No. /, from which
initial point No, 3 Montana district,
township IA north range 8 or 8 east,
bears south % degrees 80 minutes east
5572 feet, thence south 70 degrees SO
minutes east 54S feet to corner No. 2:
south Is degrees 16 minutes east 1896
feet to Orner No. B; north 70 degrees
SO minutes west 6O7 feet to corner No.
4; north 13 degrees 8 minutes west
1869 feet to corner No. 1 and place of
beginning. containing 1875 acres.
Beginning on .WHiTE ELEPHANT"
lode, survey No. 3G45, at corner No. /,
from which initial point No. 3, Montana
district, township IA north range 8 or
8 east, bears south 90 degrees 30 min
utes east 5J72 feet; thence south 70
degrees Sc minutes east GOO feet to
corner No. 2; north ii degrees 23 min
utcs west 1900 feet to corncr No. 3;
north % degrees Sc minutes west GOO
feet to corner No. 4; south II degrees
20 minutes east 1900 feet to corner No.
/, and place OF beginning, containing
1923 acres. containing in all 34.O3
acres ana forming Il portion Of The un-