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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
HUNTINGTON.

Grin Grace is sick. This vicinity was
visited 10y high wind December 3.-Cln-
ton Gilctt has taken the contract for driv-
ing the stage from Huntington to Rich
mond. Beniamin Lyster has gone to Bos-
ton to spend the Winter.--The creamery at
the Centre shut down for the season Dccem
Der l.-TLe common schools in town COM
mcrced December l.--E. W. Ellis is some
better
Hon. Elihu y. Taft Of Burlington will dc
liver lecture on his trip around the world
at the town hall at the North village Wed
nc,dav evening. December 2O-The select
men in town appraised the school property
recently Grin Grace i, ON the gain.-Mrs.
Il. &. Baldwin Of White River Junction
will visit relatives in town this week.
Camp. Gen. W. W. Henry. No. Sd Sons
of Veterans. elected officer, for 1891. Sat
urday evening. December 9, as follows: Cap
tain. II. w. Gillctt: lst lieutenant. b. H.
Ross: ID lieutenant. &. W. Lewis: camp
council. lei. VI. j. Ellis I'd. &. F. Warren: Sd
+. Ii Bennett; delegate to division cncamp-
mcnt = J.. Ring: alternate +. II. Bennett
installing officer. c. j Smith. The cam
las 81 mcui O., and j. tine seventh camp in
rank in Vermont -t amp No. 81, Son, OF
Veterans and Ladies Aid society No Is
will hold their installation of officers Satur
day evening. January e. 1894. Past Cap
tain G.. J. Smith will install the officers of
the camp.
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BOLTON.

Mrs RisSic Barrett j. visiting friends at
st. Alb1ns. Miss Belle Morse is at home
from a weeks visit at Montpelier. I lar
cncc j. Sargent has several music pupils i'll
town. Mrs. Dora Gauthier of Barre. nc
companicd 10y her little son, is spending n
few weeks with her parents.-A. V. Phillips
of Moretown spent last week with his fnmi-
" here
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VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Wiuoosli Valley. village Up North.
Along OTTER Creek ANA by the shores of
white River Covered by special Re-
puriCrS.
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I
the camp.
WEST BOLTON.
School commenced last week Monday with
Josie Fcrrin of Richmond ae teacher.-Eva
Pcase's school in district Mob closed Friday.
-Cvntha Smith is teaching in district No. ,.
Nell Bacon goes to Burlington TO work in
Coon'N dining rooms TN, weck-A rccep-
ton was held at the home of Hollis Tomlin-
son ON the evening of December u for his
niece. Martha Tonlinson. who was recently
married to Loren Sanders of Chichester,
Mass. Wedding cards announce that an
other reception will be held AT his home the
1jth.-lr and Mrs =. Gothier are rcioic-
| ing over the arrival of daughter,
MILTON.
Mr.. Riley Swan died Saturday morning
| in his r'lth year. The funeral vas held Mon
day at a m from hi, late residence. -
/ The third entertainment of the citizens lee
turc course was given Monday evening at
! village ball by ,Tohn Weeks Burgess the i'm
pcrSonator. - Tn" Woman'S Auxiliary
had sociabc aud sale of fancy and use
( full articles at village hall Wednesday after
noon and evening to help about church fur
ni,hings The Womans Christian Temper
ancc union met TG",lay afternoon with Mrs.
i. VI. Plaintiffs. CaSsius \. Pratt and
daughter. Miss Lena Pratt. started Friday
night for visit to friends in the Vest
Nj. and Mrs. H. l.. Powell have returned
from Montpelier after an abscucc of several
WHOLESALERS. Chase of Wcstford is visiting
in town.-Thc -radci school closed a sue
cessful term of school Friday afternoon with
interesting Thanksgiving exercises.
RICHMOND.
Mr., A. q. Ferguson Of Burlington visited
her parents last week. Mrs. y. Edwards and
mother We're the guests Of their son anc
hr"ther' - l. hh''e, ia'' wees ne P.'p
Tic Sciloois commence" I'e'eil"'i wv VI, ~
same le"'no'a a. "'S' ',l'l oHtvP' ~ ~, :
where 'otn ''c' tn' Is ' t AZ" ~ 20
'l"' HaI'' NM ".y' '''' -. ~, -.
a arEc u'-a'',h %, i"N'nS ' n''.''t,' Wv
"I.uic' Hre'Ii'9 III Dun '''7 W." '',o. ''.''S
''!lie urteh li'N i''o' iiV,' I'm a WV
,iioh'n' >is', ~ "ci oo''i..s ~ ,,,' NO.
:, p.a+,Iaiara ~ Clo,,, and Mrs +
p. Andrews are sick. cards are out for tn,
MARRIAGE of Hottie Green and Herbert b
Sherman of darlington the 2jth inst
o,,,nr
IN, IA < U-ohh and family have con,
to New Norl, for the winter. They cXpcc
10 return in February for three or fou
weeks of winter sport Mr. II. tfeer ha
zone to Buffalo and Cleveland. Mr. an,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Frances Alien left Monday. Dcccm-
Der t. for Boston whore She /, to spend tine
winter.-Edwin Grant is home from Mont
peier.-A fellowship meeting will be held
in the congregational church Wednesday.
There will be three sessions. commencing at
10 a. ma Christmas tree and appropr-
ate exercises will be held in the Congreca-
tional church Monday. December 81
Romeo Bennett mas moved into the cheese
factory tenement. Mrs. f. NJ. Carpenter
and children Of Enosburgh Falls have been
spending the past week in town. w. \.
Comngs has returned from sheldon. Miss
Virginia AIitiGuy has been spending few
days with Mrs. f. F. Mitiguy.- Mrs,
James May NEE Niles and husband
visited friends in town last week. Mr..
William Samson attended the State Board
of Agriculture at Alhurg.
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WEYBRIDGE.

A Good Tomplar's lodge has been orga-
nzed here, with George $. Wright as wor-
thy chief templar and Miss lnez Fiske as
worthy vice templar Mrs. Mary Hall
died at her home here last Wednesday even
ing. The funeral services were held at her
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ton.--Thc meeting of the Essex grange this
week is postponed from Wednesday to Fri
day night.
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SHELDON.

Twelve inmate, of ,hc sheldon poor house
arc sick. J.. T.. l.anpher. manager. has the
grip.-E. f. Beard has returned from ElEn,
lll.-A. +. DurEec ms been sick for several
days, Timothy Bancroft stepped on to n
sled Friday. aud when the team started he
fell backward, and hurt his back 50 he is
not able 60 move.
ID. X. Oliver died Monday morning at
$50 Of heart trouble. He arose at 1870,
started the fires and went to bed again.
When called for breakfast he did not re
spond. Mrs Oliver stepped into his room
and found that he had passed away He
leaves wife AMI Two sons &. r. and Fred,
the latter living in Portland, Ore. The
funeral was held a; hi, late residence at
= o clock Wednesday afternoon
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STOWE.
WATERVlLLE.

ID. b. Cakes is in Lynn, Mass.-N illlam
Chase and wife were in town Sunday. DR..
Fosburgh was called to Springfield by the
death of his daughter the past Week
Chauncy Tillotson was in Boston, Mass, last
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

The schools in this part of the town closed
last week Mis-, Rogene Benway has a posi-
ton to teach in Enosburgh. Hiss Dora
Hodges has the primary school in Richforl.
Lena Rowlev. Maud kclton Guy Rowloy,
Eugene Wright Ellis and Fred Campbell
attend the academy at Bakersfield this Win
ter Rev Mr.. Solandt gives lecture FRI
day evening December 18th at the Congre.
gational church Subject ''From California
to Chicago" After the lecture oysters will
be served by the ladies in the vestry which
has Just been completed
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SWAN TON

An alarm of fire past midnight Sunday
night was occasioncd by the burning OF a
cabooHe belonging to a freight train Of tho
st. JohnsbulN and Lake Champaign rail
road, standing on the side track OF the new
Northern supply companyS binding on
South River street The annual fair of the
/ Episcopal church guild occurs This week
Thursday. Mrs +. j, Borden has moved
her art studio from Stones block 30 the
rooms oyer DR. Aliens drug storc-D. T..
Booth and his clerk Chester Iroutv, were
both stricken down with la grippe saturday.
The New England fire Insurance exchange
| has sent an expert to cxamin" the electric
| plant lie entered upon his duties Monday.
aud Will visit every house and buiIin. hav-
! ing electric lights. On account of the open
| ing of the hall with its new scenery stage,
| electric lights and opera chairs Friday night
| by the "Okhaya or Owl Club minstrels'' OF
| st Albans, the dancing school Will not meet
until Saturday night Elmer Brown ha,
| gone to Eastman's business college Mis-,
Anna Hawlev tegan Monday teaching the
school near the Goy. Smith farm at st. Al
| bans Bay.
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BRISTOL

Buttcr sold SutUIuay al Y q y cents.
riggs, &c cents,-E. Hoyt Landon has re
turned from Boston after week S business
tIip.-The fall term Of school closed Friday
The winter term will begin the 26th. james
Mix has commenced the erection Of tene-
ment house on Church street -Coadiuto
Mishop Michaud Of Burlington OBLIGATED Mt
the confirmation of a class Of children at the
Catholic church Friday. Rev. Father Car
mody has moved into his new residence. -
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BAKERSFIELD.

The winter term of Brigham academy be.
gan on Tuesday with a good prospect Of {.
fun school. as There are many of the old
students back and good many new Ones
William b. Shatturk. an Old and much re-
spect"d resident. died on Saturday after a
short illness with pneumonia. Mr. Shat
tack was lifelong + ,ident o. this town,
was an Industrious man. aud had acquired
4 competence Judge Start j, at Wood
stock holding COURT. H. Beal> bought at
auction Ia It week the store belonging to tho
F. V. Bcals estate Mrs, W. O. Brigham
die Gt her late residence on Sunday morn
in " heart disease. Shn leaves a husband
and three Children Sne was sister Of
Deacon John \. Perkins OF bakorstield.-
&. &. Sheldon hasmoyed back ON TOMS farm
in HiChgate.-D. @. Wilcox. the highway
commissioner. has a new snow roller ready
and proposes to Keep the roads passable this
winter NJ. L. Start has closed his house
and moved his family TO Worcester, Mas.
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WEST ADDISON.

Ms, Minnie l.. Norton is attending school
at the Sherman Collegiate institute. Three
children of Fred ". Fisher are sick with
scarlet fever Mr.. William Purdon of Fer
risburgh spent Sunday at his uncle's, vii
liam Moody. Miss Spaulding is to teach the
Potash school
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ORWELL.

The Young peoples Society Of Christian
Endeayor gave an entertainment The
Husking Bee and an old fash ionod supper.
at Town Hall. Wednesday evening. Mrs
Ellen Stevens has returned and taken rooms
at Eagle Inn for the winter. Jay Branch
has gone to Kansas where ne will rcmnn
with his brothers in Concordia during the
winter
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WHITING.

Henry Wells has returned from St
George and commenced his winters work at
Needham q Foster s.-R, ID. Nccdham. wife
ami sister started Tuesday for California to
spend the winter, There were no services
at the Congregational church December TO-
the pastor, Mr.. Moves, being quite sick with
la grippc.-Lottie Mason has returned from
Crown Point Schools have commenced in
all the districts except at the village. No
teacher has been engaged therc.-A good
many are suffering from mild form of
la grippe Frank Fuller has gone to Canada
To visit relatives
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inent citizens Of this county and well known
in st. Albans. have Just died; the former
oil Monday morning and the latter on Sun
day last.
Rev. d. s. Mackay will remain as the
pastor of the Congregational church, he
having declined the call to Albany. His
decision is hailed with delight by his parish
and friends.
HlGRGATE.
w. j. Carney ha, moved to st. Alhans.-
Victor Payuc has rented the Mrs Webster
plncc.-N II. LGkcs has returned 10 West
Newton, Mas, Hiss Nina Record TO Frank
lin and Mrs.. f. i. Smith to Shclhurnc. --
Mr.. Nena Spear Of Boston is the guest Of
her brother, ). w. Eussell.--D. Y. Stndcr-
land Of West Newton, Mass, is in town.
John Mammalian and Mis-, Bramor arc the
latest OF newly married couples. Miss Nora
Beach has returned from Bristol O..
ROsscau - sick again.
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Continued on the 'Ih pas''
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WEST MILTON.

YVES MIL ON.
Mrs McCavley went Thursday to Chicago.
She is expected home this week. --Gcrtrude
Wilbur of Watervlle is spending the week
at d. O. Bullock s.--Mr and Mrs. VIII
Munson of Colchester, who were married
last week Wednesday, spent the remainder
of the week with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Wright of this place. Tho Willing Workers
entertainment. which was TO be given De
ccmber 10, has been postponed until next
month on account of Christmas exercises.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-16
DELESSEPS PERE EFT Fills.

Sad Meeting of Two Frenchmen-Old
Ferdinand Failing.
PARIS. Feb. 15.-Charles DeLesseps re-
NAMED all yesterday with his father, Ferdi-
nand, al LIE ChesnaRe. The aged DeLes-
seps recognized md embraced his son, ig-
norant of the judgment that had doomed
them both to imprisonment. Charles man
aged to restrain his tears and assumed a
cheerful aspect in order that his father
night not suspect the truth. Charles in
troduced the detectives, whose prisoner he
was. rs friends that had accompanied him
from Paris, and Ferdinand received them
in as much OF his old d%ebonnaire fashion
rs his decrepit condition and weakened
faculties would permit. They all chatted
together. and when dinner time came
Ferdinand invited the visitors to dine, a
privilege OF which they would have availsd
themselves whether invited or not.
Ferdlnand'a mind still fingered on the
possibilities OF tho Panama canal, and now
and then he spoke enthusiastically about thu
revival OF the enterprise, and eventual
union under French auspices Of the waters
Of the Atlantic and Pacific. Charles list-
sned mutely to his fathers uttsrances on
the subject, his remarks being of an cratic
character which indicated that the intel
lect OF the veteran d~iplomatist and on,
gineer had lost its ancient strength. Wher
evening came Ferdinand again embraced
his son, expressed the hope that he wouls
soon see him again, and then the detectives
who had never once left Charles ~entirel,
alone, escorted him to Paris and he wa
lodged again in the eonoiergerie at fv
O'Clock in the morning.
Henry Cottu. one OF the Panama de
endants under sentence. 10 In London al,
will 90 thence TO Vienna, afterward return
ing to Paris TO meet tho penalty impose
upon him, provided his appeal against tn
sentence il not sustained.
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A Princes Ride Across Asia.

The 50. Petersburg correspondent Of The
London Chronicle says that Prince X. A.
Vyazemsky. who 10 riding across Asia on
horseback, has;writsen from Siam to q friend
at 1T. Petersburg. He states that he sue
csssfully crossed Siberia, Mongolia. the
desert OF Cobb, China. Tonqu,n, Ansm,
Cochin China. and Cambodia, spending six
teen months on the journey. On the whole. he
was we'll treated by the people he oane IN
contact with. except In China. whore he
was twice wounded and treated with great
harshnsss by the mandarina who regarded
his journey with suspicion. Out Of the
twelve horses the prince took with him
from China. nine persisted In the swampa
OF Cambodia. and on his arrival At Bang
kok no Was in a The prince, who be-
lnnQs to one of the principal aristooratio
families in Russia, 10 now on his way home
through Burmah. India, Persia and the
Caucasus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-16
HEsON.
VACANT LOIS

VACANT LOIS
$a50--Fine level lot on Sparta street. NO1inV:
&27a-rlot o0xlA0 In Grand avenue aduaton
near Montana avenue.
xS0a--Let 6OxlA0 In Northern Pacific addition
No. l on five yesrs' time,
= $500 FOR lot In hrcadwater addfioh on thFso
Sso0-Lot on Pine street between Rodney and
Ewing: $40 per month. .n-,o.
$500 down, balance On long time ct six per cents
this 10 = chuice building location IT . remarka-
3s,ooo-MiI buy 100 lots. each soxibo, in Boyos
addition; $500 down, balance on long time
DWELLINGS.
sl.2sO-Good five-room dwelling on epArta
aud lot ON Sparta street; house has two good
rooms and lot 10 h0xi2A. So 25O-Seven-room,
briek-venosred dwelling with modern improve
ments on east side; $500 down, $2S Der month.
ai,8D-Ha use and lot on Houlder avenue oppo-
site school house; 500 down. 81. $50, ,eat hys.
room brick cottage near N. 7. additions; 500
down, so per month.
RANCHES,
An excellently equipped sheep ranch in judi
it'll basin near Philbrook: 1900 acres Of choice
land, simple water and bitches: all under fence.
there being seven miles Of the beat kind o.
fence; land all patented; can raise 500 tons OF
hay; dwelling. barn 1hx75. sneds for 1000 to5 ,0Ou
sheep; Adjoins large range that cannot be shut
off; price $1l so per acre; II desired will take
part payment in Helena property; It will pay
who wants n gilt-edged sheep ranch to
look into this.
WALTER MATHESON,
Room Is. Gold Block. Helena
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Duke Alexis, lord high admiral Of Russia.
Among the officers will be Grand Duke
Alexander Miohaslavitoh. bstrothed 10
Grand Duchess Xenis, the eldest daughter
Df the czar.
MONEY uP.

Mitchell Il First Choice aad jackson che
Next.
New York. Feb. 1h-Champion Corbests
representatives to-day deposited with the
World a cheek for $10.0 600 to secure . night
with Charley Mitchell and another for
az, 500 to bind . match with Peter jackson.
To Mitchell Corbett issues n challenge for
q finish fight for the championship OF the
world, &c. 600 a side. and the largest purse
offered by the Coney leland Athletic club,
the Olympic Athletic club. OF New Orleans.
or the Crescent City Athletic club, OF the
same city; the contest TO be according 10
Q%ueensbury rules and IL must be TO q hnish.
the club TO have no power - stop the fight
or declare it q draw; the battle TO take
place next December.
II Mitchell does not ACCEPT Corbetts
terms tho champion will then accept Jack
sons challenge. the fight to DO under tbs
same conditions AZ Corbett offers Mitchell.
IL, however, Mitchell should accept. Cor
bett will fight jackson seven months after
meeting Mitchell, on the conditions OF
Jackson's challenge. II Mitchell should
agree TO fight and then backs out. Corbstt
permits jackson to take Aitchsl's place
next December.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-16

ALIAS SuMMONS-lN,. THE. DISTRICT
state ef Montana in and Tor the county Of Lewis
Helena lumber Company plaintiff, ~. George
q Few. Arthur 7; Few, Mary 4; hut,sr, Nathan
!" The s.' state anu Of H' Montsna sem sensds se sreetins to tho
above named defendants:
You are hereby required i. q. to .pps.s in n . .':ioa
iii in The DISTRICT court Of the First judicial dis
triet of the state OF Montans. IN and for The
% somnI., of Levi; s;as and th. Clarke w aaS to , tsn d tn:
sersies on you o. Of I this " ssm@ M ss' 4 served Within hin
within this district, within twenty days; other
win be taken against you. according to the
The said action is brought to obtain q decree
OF this. court for the foreclosure of . certain me.
chAnic's lien described in the complaint and filed
corder OF Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
on the 18th day Of October. 1891, upon lots num-
h.n f0a5t. cen and fifteen g,d in :. hlSok numbsr FIVE
state aforesaid said lien having been filed to
ssrial Of the resronsble value Of i one hundred
and ~tifty-six dollars and ten cents (Sl56. 10y, sol l.
delivered and furKished BY the plaintiff to
the said property for = certain building erected
upon the east fourteen feet Of tho said lot fourteen
and the west fourteen feet Of the said lot fifteen.
tAntL l0 011u pEOpoTty u0 BON anu SNe pTOCoeAH ~
piled to the payment of the said amount with in
terest. thereon at the tate Of ten per cent per an
mum from the said date Of filing and for the fur
ther sum Of one dollar cost of filing, for the sum
of fifty dollars attorneys fees and costa of suit;
for deficiency Judgment and execution against
ceeds OF the said property. be not sufficient to
pay the above amounts and that the defendants,
and al parsons claiming BY. through or under
claim. lien or interest in and to said property;
plaintiff asks for other and general relief.
appear and answer the said complaint, As sbove
required, the said plaintiff win apply to the
court for the relief demanded In the complaint.
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
--@@- county Of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 9th day of February, In the
Jud. Dist. year OF our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety. three
--= JOHN BEAN, Clerk
By g. o. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Leslie d Craven. attorneys for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-16

SUMNQNs-IN H DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state Of
MontAna. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Helena Lumber company. plaintiff, vs.. George
II. Pew ana Fred G. Robinson. Mary H.. Butler,
=. = Mcu4auhin and p. c. lurfenning. de-
The state of Montana sends ~gresting to the
above named defendants:
b, You are sg nersb, v reaSH Ia tSa = .b appe eam IN An n, .GtiGa
d The he state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
filed therein, within ten days. exclusive Of the
day of ~servioe) after the service on you of this
summons. if served within this county: or, il
or Judgment By default will be taken agatnstyou
according to the prayer Of eaid complaint
~ SAID action Is III ousht to obtain a decree
OF this court for the foreclosure of a certain
mechanics lien Ge:cribed in til com plant and
filed hy the plaintiff in the Office or the county
Mon ana. on the 10 tn day Of ctober, 1891. upon
lot number fifteen ~ in block number five
to the city Of Helena, in said county and state:
ei / lien having been filed to . cure the payment
for lumber and building material OF the reason
and seventy-seven cents ,(s13s H. sold, do
live red and furnished by the plaintiff 70 defend
ant I. gorge II. Pew, the contractor Of the owner
by him the reon; that said property be cold and
the proceeds applied to the payment of the said
amount with interest thereon At the rate of ten
per cent per mum from the date OF flil 6. and
for the further sum of nifty dollars attorneys
fees. for the sum OF one dollar cos 3 of fling sn1
for costs of suit: for deficiency juogme Mt and
execution against the defendant George l.. lew
in case the said proceeds be not sufficient to pay
tbs above amounts, and that all the defendanta
and all persons claiming, BIZ, through or under
claim, lien or interest in andto the said properly
laintifT asks for other and general relief.
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the said COM
plant
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
.r@ county of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 10Th day OF ctober, in the
Jud don Dist. year y9as+ Of u our !. Lord sda one Thousand
@r- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Ply II. X. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Leslie i Craven. Attorneys for plaintiff.