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INDIA'S INFINITE TARIEIY.
Her Society and Her Scenery Complex and
Varied to n Degree.
From The London Spectator.

From The Loridn Spectator.
The grand difficulty OF talking to an English
man about Ind ia Is that he always forms O
picture He thinks Of it either as a green
delta, or a series of sunbaked plains. or
a wild region with jungle and river and
farms all Intern ixed. or o vast park stretched
out by nature for sportsmen. and sloping
aa. a the sdgss s sswars Sesurs nHhy y
as regards external aspect there is no India {:
that the Peninsula. SO called, Is as large as Eu-
rope west OF the Vistula. and presents as many
variations. OF scenery East Anglia is not so
inces from Bengal. nor are the Landes so un-
like Normandy as the Punjab is unlike the
hunting districts of Madras. There is every
scene In India. from the eternal snow Of the
Himalayas. as much above Mont Blanc as
Mont Bia9c Is above Geneva to the rice
from the wonderful valleys OF the Vindhya.
where beauty and fertility seem to struggle
consciously for the favor Of man. to the God
forgotten salt marshes by the Rum OF Clutch.
1t Is the same with ind digenous Indian society.
able crowd Of timid peasants. easily taxed and
governed by u few officials. or as o population
strained by scientific force and careful division
from eating UP each other In reality. Indian
Of Europe.. comprising. It Is true; huge mass
Of PEASANT proprietors. but yet full OF princes
who are potsntates and princes who are sur
vivals. OF landlords who are in all respects
great mobiles and landlords who are only
squireens. Of great ecclesiastics and hungry
professionals. of adventurers and criminnIs.
below the dark citizens Of Hawaii.
The sun., 1893-04-02
WHAT THE ENGLISH SAY


Fiom the London financial Tine.
Can America mako her own tin plates This
1uestion-one Of vital import to our Welsh
manufacturers-has been hotly discussed dur
ing the last year or two. The official report Of
Mr. Michael Herbert, our first Secretary OF Le-
cation at Washington. on the effect OF the Nc
Kinley tariff on the tim plate industry in the
States will be read therefore. with the great
est interest. and his conclusions will hardly
fail to produce relief In the minds OF those in
tcrested. The average annual consumption
nous total of 87S. 900 pounds. On June
~ 1891, the day on which the Mckinley tar
ifrcame into effect. there was a surplus in tho
OOOOO0 million pounds. Naturally the i'm
ports for the next six months fell or and only
they again increased and brought the total for
the the fiscal veal. ended end June ls,,l. up to .422.-
80. which was normal period. Since then
hey hnSe nss been h again adysnSing and for the
ns Be ss shot N @ a5n
draws the, following .deductions: That little
been offered In the market commercially; that
the Mckinley Act has advanced tho price Of
aged The canning Industry. and that the i i'm
ports from the United Kingdom have not FALLEN
Of Sn slow sEns lin Of
cantin; Plate industry. MIR. Herbert remarks:
a
in the manufacture of tin plates, as have
before stated. may be said to have been started
In the United States. 1t may be look cd upon
rs an experiment. 1t Is yet in its infancy, and
it is at present almost entirely confined to
dipping imported sheets. Still coarser kinds
Of tin plate Of bona fide American manu-
facture are being turned out. and there APP
pears to be no reason why the present diificuI-
ties as to price and quality in the CONSTRUCTION
OF fpe black plates ready for Timing should
not be overcome In course of time. provided
the present duty be maintained All the raw
materials necessary in the prod uctlon OF tin
plate can be obtained. The rolling mills
In the United . Stat States are now pro
heavier kinds OF sheet iron and steel, and It
surely will not be long before American inge.
nuity. aided by a bounty OF 2 2-lO cents per
pound. will discover the mechanical process
sheets Of thinner gauge and a better quality:
ane tin plates. But whether the industry
1t will. venture to predict, be long before
more tin plate is produced than will be ab-
sorbed ny the instantly increasing consume
ton in this country. and 1t will probably Be
years before the English product will be seri-
ously affected by the Mckinley act or by the
new industry unde the best OF circum stances"
After this English producers can Afford to re-
tectionist papers with comparative eQuanimity
The sun., 1893-04-02
Hosoxrws oaAox rAcHr crUs.


The New Jersey Cfub Occupfes the oldest
Yacht..sen's Home In America.
The first yacht club house ever built In this
country was erected In 1916 at the Elysian
Fields. Hoboken. for the New York Yacht Club
and here for number OF years the club made
it's headquarters. The anchorage for the
yachts was In the North River. in front OF the
club house. and its regatta course from there
to the Southwest Spit Buoy and return. The
house still stands In a fair state OF preserva-
ton. and is now the headquarters OF the New
Jersey Yacht Club. Curlously enough. the
Com m odore OF the N J. Y. G. few years ago
was Edwin A. Stevens. son Of the first Com
modore OF the New York Yacht Club and also
one OF the owners OF the famous schooner
yacht America. He will also be remembered
as the designer and owner OF the sloop Maria.
In August. 1871. Commodore Edmund l..
Morton and fifteen other prominent citizens
OF Hoboken organized tho New Jersey Yacht
Club to take the place OF the Hoboken Yacht
Club which removed to oTottenvile in 1860. Like
most successful organizations the club had an
humble beginning. Fifteen indignant yachts
The sun., 1893-04-02
From ii. Cincinnati Commercial Gas.ae.

1t was not q nobby line Of samples the
old Cincinnati drummer carried: Just u mod
est assortment suited to the humber class Of
And when tho spruce. dandifed L0uisyiiie
drummer passed the side counter where the
turned contem ptuously aside. looked at them
with sneer. not recognizing In the white
haired stranger the salesman travelling with
the Aforesaid head-gear. and said:
III couldn't carry first class line OF SAM
pies. would carry none at all ]"
Quick as flash the white haired stranger
turned. and You are right. sir" said he;
you are right"
The drummer from Louisville turned little
superciliously around in the pride OF his new
spring suit and metropolitan polish.
Think SO 7" said he. patronizinRly.
Yes" replied the stranger. as he booked
the merchants order, you are right. sir"
He slowly gathered his samples together
IT wou ld take iirst-class amples-"
The Louisville drummer smiled.
To make that face OF yours pass current!"
The drummer didn't wait TO show his goods
The sun., 1893-04-02

1t Is queer thing to enter an elevated rail-
road station and be greeted with the odors
that are peculiar to a restaurant or kitchen.
There is u tendency to doubt ones own sense
OF smell under such circumstances. One Of
these airy depots down town on the east side
Is especially noted for this popularity. The
conee. and one thing or another. and yet all
he is apt 70 see Is an innocent-looking tick ct
seller on his high stool behind a railing and a
tseiturn ticket chopper at his post In tho
outer sir. The mystery was explained tho
Qther day to q reporter who happened up
there at sharp noon. He saw a Wire broiisr
~ the open door OF the station stove. with a
,beefsteak sizzling between it's bars. and slices
fh4 pan. while on top OF the stove was tin
'fo99spot with stream OF odoriierous vapor
day Bill said the ticket seller to the ticket
6hocpsE Il was the chopper who was acting
~: cook. and Topped the steak over, cold
e{de down.. as hs went away to chop the re-
uoz<ek's ticket
The sun., 1893-04-02
s,res.sy overeoae. . Dimd.ut Texan.

KisoEs fIs.,Tan; Mr. vii;
Cleveland this morning. Kilgore In speaking
OF II afterward, said he had trouble in getting
This is Col William Green sterrstt Of Tex
S. Mr.. President" said kilgore. Il had trou-
How did you manage II p replied Cleve-
land, as he shook Col. Sterrett's hand.
his vow and SseEsd i% R'd
The sun., 1893-04-02
Arrested for Sleeping Too Much.

WEST CHESTER. March 24.-william Isburn
OF Sadsburyyille was lodged in iaii last night
to await trial for sleeping too IN uch.
His wife, who sTore out the warrant before
Justice Pinkerton., testified that 1t was his
custom to lie in bed all day unless he became
too hungry to sleep.. and that he would make
no effort to provide for her and their children.
Z. Constable Blair. who mado the arrest at o30
yesterday forming found William In bed and
had TO walt for the sluggard to rise,
The sun., 1893-04-02
Found n Nail In cA,es.n,. Heart.

From ne Ind didrap IA. Sentinel.
New CASTLE. March 24-At Rushyille a MIRA
Early killed u chicken, and. in cutting it up.
found six-penny weight nail in the centre OF
the heart. The heart and nail have been sent
to the medical college at indianapolis.
The sun., 1893-04-02
His Tongue Kept Right On.

Prom, Tywh.
What is the name OF that OK Queen Of Ha-
wall: j never can remember IL 2" asked ona
Phtlade iphian OF another.
aliokswansmsker." said the other
The sun., 1893-04-02
The Largest Plate or American Glass
Prom hs Iadianapoii. Journal

KoKoMo. Ind. March 25.-There was finished
at the Diamond Plate Glass Works. this city,
s9,day. the largest Plate ever cast ~ the United
by lS feet In length. This Is by ali odds the
largest plate ever east and ground and pol
tshed In America Other plates rs large as this
of this magnitude run the gauntlet Of the
finishing rooms without breakagr.
The sun., 1893-04-02
Great Bargains Furniture Suitable
BROOKLY N FUR NIT URE CO.
653 TO 571 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N.Y.
English and German exporters have been 70,

English and German exporters have been for
years using, special line of packing
although exceptionally strong: and az
duty is paid by weight. and the case
is always weighed with the goods. this has
given the European goods quite an ADVANTAGE
packed in heavy wooden boxes. There is an.
other reason. q course. why america make!
wealthy Mexican may be he likes to have
very long credit. and has no objection, to for
ropean exporters. by negotiating their bills Of
lading. give this long time W ithout incon.
venience, while their American rivals have
been trying to tempt Mexican buyers with
lower prices ICES and drafts at thirty days Ths
acters,ics Of the people is being reeogniiz2sd
very nearly Its share Of this very remunss'
ative trade"
Out OF Sight.
Prom LIE.
'.She is very High Church. isn't she 2"
why. she bows her head whenever tho
young Roctors name Is mention ed"
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90. 3,2G4)
APPLICATION FUH A PATENT.
[. s. IASD OFFICE,

[. s. IASD OFFICE,
HELsNA. Mont. Jan. 10. ls9a.
Notice ia hereby given that Charles .. Dole
and Wiiiam b. A. Pr1un, by Thomas +.
CrGtcher. th-ir attorney in fact, whose postofhco
address is Helen,. Mon. have this day filed
thsir application for Il patent fer LOO acres
placer mining ground benri. g gold and rreoious
stones ajtuatso in ---- iuRorRaDlIed)
mining district. county of evils md Clsrke and
etatc of '~4ontana, and dssignated by the field
rotss and o;hciai plat on ale in this office as
sur 81 No. A.l0l in township IL north. range 3
west of prireiral bare limo and meridian (
Montana. said survey 80. 4,lo9 being as follows.
TO W t:
beginning at corner No. l, whence the south-
west corner of section II. township II north.
range 3 west bears south 81 degrees a minutes
west $50 feet; thence sorth 81 degrees 10 min
utss oas' 3.020 feet t. corner No. 2: thence south
80 degrees 20 minutes west 2,Sol feet TO corner
No. 3: thence North "a degrees 10 minutes west
3 90 feat 10 corner no I. thence north 35 degrees
10 minutes ee.t ,, sG7 feet To place of beginning.
Magnetic variation ~ degrees cast. Containing
100 acres.
he location of this n,ns is recorded in tho
recorders ohice Of LOWS ard Clarke county,
A.untana, in book - OF ------. he adj
joining clainan is I hnrles 3. Cole, claiming
survey No. i,leo ON tie ea,t
any and all persons claiming Adversely sny
portion Of "a d pace mine or surface ground.
register OF tine | rltcd -tates land Office Al Hell
sna, IN tho state Of aoutana. during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they. will
bs barrad by virtue OF the provision, OF the
statuts.
s A. EWiGGalT, Register.
Nelson & Soft es. Attorney for Appiicants.
First publication Jan. Il. 1873.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,
HIM Mont Ian 10 la

~NAS' SuA " "
Notice is hereby given that Charles $. Dole, by
Ihonas L. trutchor, his attorney in fact, whose
postotico sddrass is Helena. %Unt han this day
MED his application for a patent for ~. 81 acres
p acsr mining ground bearing gold and precious
mining district, county OF swis and +, larkc and
state OF Montana, and designated by the field
notes and Official plat on file in this ofics q,
survey NO. 4 los in town II north, range )
" at OF principal base line and meridian Of
Montana, said survey No. 4.lGs being IS follows.
to-wit;
eginning at corner No. /, whence tho south.
west corner of section IL, township II north.
range 3 west. bears north 60 degross Is minutss
vest 3,r3a.3 fest: thenos south Is degrees ~ mia
ute east l, $50 feet to corner 20. =; thence south
IL degrea1 50 minutes west $40 feet to corner
No. =: thence north Is degrees 10 minutes west
2jl.1 feet to corner 20, 4; thence north IS d.
srces D, mimi, cs east 1883. b feet to place Of be-
ginning.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees esst. containing
20 Il ncras.
he lora ION Of this mine is recorded in tho
recor er's office of Lewis and Clarke county.
hontana, IN book - of --------. he at
joining claimants are tEarl0s s. Dole OF al,
claiming survey No. 400 on the west.
ANY and all persens ella ming adversely Eny
porter of said III. Ger mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse olsins with the
register of the Jni1ed states land Office at Hell
e; 3, IN the slate Of Montana. during tho sixty
daj s period of publication hereof, or they will
be- barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute.
g.. A. SWtGGETrp. Fesister.
Nelson Il Settles, .t'orneys for Applicant.
First publication Jan. II. 1888.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION. OF TIME

NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION. OF TIME
~ appointed for rroving will. etc.
IN the dis riot court vt tho tirst jud iclAl dis
trict of tho state Of Montana in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah Bennett,
dsoea.ed.
iursnsnt to an o de- Of said court, made on
the 2sth day of January. A.. u. 1898, notice Ia
hereby given that Monday. tho 18th day OF Feb
and tho court room of department No. 2 of sal
ceurt. at the court house. in the. ci y OF Helena.
in tho county of ewis and clarke. state OF
place for proving the will of said arah on
nett. deceased. and for hearing the Applicant Il
of John , tewArt for the issuance to him OF lot
int may appear and contest the snmo
Dated Jan. 2S, 1893.
tsEAL.l JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
by II. y. TRoMPso", Deputy clerk.
Massens Billiard. Attorney for l elition0r.
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SUMMONH-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state or
Montana In and for tbs county Of LOWS and
4 Al. Thornbursh, plaintiff. vs.. Elise MoLsod.
ahs state Ct Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required :, appear in an action
hrorsi ! srain.t vow b. tho above named, p,.sintir
Of The state Of Montana in and tor tina county Of
LEWIS An +, Clarke. and To- answsr the complaint
tiled therein, within len days. tsxcins.ve q ths
summons. II served within thi. county; or. Il
ssryed out Of this county, but within III. distriot,
or Judgment BY iefauit will be taken AsAtnstyou
according to ths prayer of said complaint -.
me mt s ss.a .stl. ..;l = d Gss.sn. 10 md Iei 10 s.y 1mss y
plaintiff as f"liowA to Wit: Tor the sum OF
w w 90 90 =. premium on fire in.nrsnss policy Nc y,
day Of september. 1890. By tho Home NutuHl
ems, Mont, thrsugh Wallace / ihornbursh. its
dwelling house a No. lo7 Fifth avenue. 10 said
,ity OF Helena. 10 seours Ter ngA.nAt loss Of SAID
s esSssa,y p, t S.s . !. Tho amount sS% # + 3 + 100 snd s' nns m.1Hs
to plaintiff. and for intars,t thereon 1t tho sSte
Ct 10 per sent psr annum from tho sls. asy Of
premium On Are insurano D, policy No 10 o. 05.
issued to tho ssid defendant on ths 2lst day OF
land. At helena. Mont, through WaIlaos l.
lhornburgh. ita duly authorized axsntg on tho
| snld defendant's dwelling houso at No. 7Gf fifth
avenue, in said city Of Helena. 10 secure her
q. ainst loss OF sAid pr perty " fire In tho sum
Of 81, 500; By luesn no nss ignrnent the said amount
is duo and pay bio to plaintiff. and for interest
thereon at tho rate OF IL per cent per ahnum
fr nj the 2l>t day Of ssptcmb Der, 1901 Fer the
sum of Sl4. 80 As premium on fre insurance pol
10y No. 1918. 755. issued to the said defendant on
Feb Z. 1901. by tho scottish onion h ational
ire Insurance company. OF dinblrgh. boot
II nd. at Helena, Mont. through Wallace Il
i hornburgh. its duly authorized agents, on ths
raid Defendants private stable and attachments
situate on lot Ne. ! in block No. .. Elako addi-
lion to the city hf Helena. Mont. to secure her
xgainst loss Of said property by fire. in tho sum
IT $500: A-d by m sne assignment the said
am ount 10 due and paysblst plaintiff. and for in
terest thereon at the rate or 10 per cent per an
nun r. ,m the 7th day Of February, 1881. and for
costa of suit.
Ana you are hereby notified that il you fail 10
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
for the sum Of s51 with interest thereon It ~
PER cent per snnum from sept. Il. A. u. 1880.
nd for the .um of 8. i.5O. viii interest thereon
ut 20 per cent per Annnln from the 7th day Of J eh-
rDary. A. J.. 1851, and for costs OF suit in PLAIN
| ,in's behalf exrendsa.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the. dis
trict court of the First Judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the
~---o county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 7th day OF January. in the
I Jud. DIST. ye.r of our Lord one thousand
curt. eight hundred and ninety-three.
~---- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
VIM. Nj. Rlackford, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Tear, Ear Q. ?; lot Is. s1S lot H. blk {
theme. + E. b brown, assiguse. furni.
turr. etc--$40,6 60
Trowb ii9e. W II. 10. 1, blk 8 and imp,
Cox-$h.4O.
T"%1'n,; = /. lot 30 blk Sss' E.''er','
This,iows'to, W Il. trustee, lots z, 8. 10,
blk 10, Phsui1-&4.5a
Thotbarn. j. lots 81. "a. blk 4. II t
le.man. O t. 10. p. blk :, and imp. F q
-$6.2 rs.
T...en, Allen. lot 70. blk Sc. and imp, N
Tarn- L f, lot IA. blk 81. N P-$232.
Tyler. A. lots 23, "a. blk Al, Broaawatsr
odd, Andrew. lot 8, blk b. and imp,
Tistjeh $40. n.
Tsmblyn, L.. . 81 IT, of Is II lots l, 2.
blk c. and imp, Iistjeu- 1904.
Travis. Fannie b. " 80 ~ lots =, blk
6l0 and imp. Ii and C-$2+T Is.
Wilson. w A.. lots 9. 10, II. u, IL. IA, biz
Wiley, Hannah O, lot 6, Nix ~. q A
$2.7G.
wslke,. Mahsla. lot 8, blk 10 and imp, H
T-$17. ~.
M%hipple. j. lot {, blk %. F G-s2.32.
Whiting, = b.. lot 8, blk 81 P-$2.76.
warren, WIN II, lou y, DIX L, MAKE
$500.
wllaon. Caroline, lot l, 2, blks 8, Richmona
Hill-$2.5S.
william. Il. lot Il, blk 81, Lockey--$12.
Whiting. G :. lot Z, blk 81. N P-$2.32.
White. Jno T.. lot 8. blk 95. N 2 No. .
$3.50.
Wilson. Jack. 10 IL lot s. blk los. N P No.
2-Sl.1S.
Webster. Ben. lot 3, blk 8, shaffer-$l. A.
Workman. Mary A. lots 2, 8. 4. 5. 6, blk 4.
H.rshHeld-$4. 96.
Wsnglss. Frank, lot 8. blk l, lot IA. blk 2,
Council-S1.SS.
Wicnstein. b. lot Is, blk 80, N P-$2.3o.
Wilson, Il c, lot 8, blk X. and imp, Blake
$19.s3.
Wallace, F r trustee, . As # lots l. 2. blk
A., and Twp. Tie:jen-$l5.0s.
Warde. Frederick. lots 10, 16. blk s. lots
9. 10, blk 6, lots 7. s. blk l, Rsrshned-$5.7 IS.
Warren, T w. " 30 # OF ITO # of . loo
It, blk +. and imf-$9.36 .
Woodruff. Anna III. lots l, 2, blk 81, N 7
2d--$2.23.
Warren. 7 b. lots 8, 6, blk 81, lots s. 8.
blk l05, AinR-$4.52.
Young, Mary. lots l., ?. s. blk IL, Coz
$2.67.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR prEMls

IN ~ NV vi hkA > IA tSN ~ Il hhNl lp
~ siou to cut tim Der from the public lands
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the provisions of section eight (Sl of this rules
aud regulations prescribed by the honorable
secretary OF tho in erior. under date Of Way. Is.
1872, | wi | at tho aspiration of twenty-one days
from the dase OF the t.rst publication OF This no
tice apply for o permit to cut and remove thre.
IN lion 6 oeo, 900, tset Of pine and fir timber.
not less than ten GW inches in diameter at III.
sms! md. That said timber is to be cut AID
SAVED ant used within the state Of Montana for
pablo usa.
hat said timber is now standing on a tract Of
land iesinuinI al q point on Stickney creak.
eli sht mil $ IL, from its mouth; said creek emp
tying into thu Missouri r yer two and one half
mixes east of the town of : rnig, all in tn"
comfy of Cascade. rt.te OF h~satsna, and ex.
ten.inY for one-half Gal mile on each aldo OF
said creek for n distance Vt three miles fr~n,
po.nt OF beginning. in an easter&y direction.
that is, as nearly 30 j can state sal land lies in
sections thirteen (ls). fourteen d4) and fifteen
u"}. township fifteen Q5), range two (2) west,
mer. +. NJ.
That said trsct is wholly unfit for agriculture.
purposes. beng rocky. mountainous. barron
land. H.. J. DAVIS,
First publication Jan 20. 1893.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.-TO o. C. rim
~ k9r, your heirs. executors, administrator

NOTICE TO cO-oWNER.-TO o. C. RIM
~ kar. your heirs. executors, administrator
and asslg g:
gu are hereby notified that Mark Brayerton
and ID. W. Stevenson, of J%efferson county. Mon
tana. your co-owners, have. in accordance with
tho prsvisions, of ssction 2,s24. Revised
in labor and improvements upon tn.
cold and / imsstoae PAGER mining claim
situated in Jefferson County. state Q.
=" ontans. described as follows: / eng the SW
a OF the = and the 81. II of the SW "A Of
tsc I. and the \ u Of the \ 4 Of tho W \ Of
the NE n, and the n u of tho N a of tho NE i.
OF &c 2. ~ 9 n, " west, contrinins one hun
drsd and thirty acres. this sum of one hundred dol
lars tor tAs purpose Of represent ng and Lold-
ing said CAIN according to law for tho yelr
ending Dec 81, 1872. and unless you c .ntribut,
OF cause t" be contributed your 70 .poctIvs p O.
portion ,tone-thiTd) of suoh expenditure AZ fol
lows: thirty-three and ene-thifu dollara, to-
gether with in crest and cost If adyertising
within o. days alter tie service of this notice BY
publication upon you. your raid interest in the
above placer mining clxim will ba forfeited and
become the property Of the undersigned as pro-
videa in section 2.S2i, Revised Statutes of the
United states.
MARE B~RAYERTOE.
II. W. STEVENSON.
First publication Jan. Is. 1888.
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THE. LEO MINING II MILLING COMPANY
OF hoatHna Nor6s located three n7d ons-
han miles from Butte. siiysr bow county, Mon.
lana.
"otice is harsbJ siven that ut a meeting Of tho
trh"feos OF aid 'oinpnny hold on the gth day Of
|snhGry, 1913. n assOss rnent of ons-hsIt cont
per hhnre wn Itvish upon the capital stock nj
raid company, payab & on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruAfy. 1879. 10 JOHN /. hsssr. secretary OF said
oe'nI an. IT THO oinco u Tho 90 Mining u Mill
ing '.mpHIy o. Montana, room No. 40. Com
moro T. 5~lllI,na. 81 l. uis. o.
hnl steok uLon viich rsid assGssmant shall
remain lnpad nn the 9Th day 4 ! ebruasy 1879.
s"ai! 10 ue"M'd delinquent and will b, duly adj
verified for nnie at public ~Aucti.n rnd unless
payment bo made before. will 10 cod Oh tho
2Vth day Of March. 1896. 10 pay h dpl,r quont
A.'essnont, toge her with tho costa OF adyertis-
Ing aRd eI penses Of sac.
John J.. hEYEn,
fecrntnry Of said I oIntany,
Room to. iIt. Commercial building
St. Iouis. Ao.
OGico Of said Company.