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al II the interruption lie ibetween Alden
and Singapore, the dispatch coming east
ward from America may be sent across
Great Britain; thence across the North sea
TO the continent Of Europe aud by several
short lines TO St. Petersburg; thence hy way
of the great transsiberian land line, the
longest telegraph line in the world, TO
Nladivostok, on the east coast of Siberia:
thence by cable 20 Nagasoki. Japan; TO Gut
sloh, China; TO Shanghai, TO Annoy. 70 Foo
Choo, TO Hong-kong, 20 Saigon, TO Singa-
pore, and thence as before
Africa is the only one Of the earth's land
divisions that has been fully girdled with
submarine cables. 10 Is possible TO send a
message all round Africa In two OF three
hours and TO reach almost any important
point on the coast Of Africa from Great
Britain in considerably less time. The ed
itor OF a small daily paper in the United
States once complained that be received
news from Alexandria more promptly than
from some points in his own state not 30
miles from his Office
South Americas amply supplied with ca
BILE communication as far south as Maido-
nado, at the mouth OF the Rio de Ia Plata.
on the east. and Porto Monti, Chilli, on the
west. A good 1000 miles southwark to
Cape Horn is, however. still without cable
communication. Land lines connect the
east and west coasts, SO that with the ala
If these lines it is possible to cable round
ali OF South America that is civilized.
The one important gap ia the worlds ca
BILE communications is the Pacific ocean.
aud that gap Will soon be filled. The long
delay in laying a Pacific cable is not. as
many persons suppose, because the line
must be longer than any hitherto laid. but
chiefly because business has not thus far
demanded the opening Of this lire Of COM
munication.
The longest unbroken cable lines in the
world are those between Europe and Amer
lea, and they viii remain fle longest. even
after the Pacific cable shall have been laid.
The Direct Gable compauy's line is . 5G4
knots; the French lime. from ST. Pierre
MiquetOn to Brest, 2.1l1 knots, and tine
Western Union AnrlO-Amcrcm cable be-
tween Penzauce and CausD 21i6 knots.
These are the worlds longest cables The
iirst link Of the Pacific cable LAS recently
been laid from Queensland, Australia. Oh
New Caledonia, distance Of $40 knots.
The other probable links are New Caledo-
mia to Fiji, 40 knots, IiH Go Samoa. 600
knots; Samoa % Hawaii vla Pruning j.
land, 2.2i9 knots; Hawaii 20 Vancouver.
about 300 knots, or 90 san Franc 500. 2.247
knots THUS the Pacific cable would hase
two long reaches neither. however. as long
- the longest of the Atlantic cables.
j.. ~. WALTON.
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rhs whole world Linked by Submarine
Wires.


LONDON, Feb. no. II an goes well, the
speed Of cabling ncross the Atlantic will De
Increased this year from ls words per min
ute 10 about ~ words per minute. The
Anglo-American Gable company viii lay a
new Atlantic cable this spring and the
weight Of it's copper core will be about ESQ
pounds per nautical mile Hitherto the
copper cores OF the Atlantic cable have
weighed only 400 pounds per mile. All the
great ocean cnbles are composite ropes OF
metal, rubber aud what not. several inches
thick, but the soul of the thtaa Is a twisted
copper wiro. usually of five strands. the
whole only little over a quarter of an inch
IN diameter An the rest is mere clothing.
20 20 speak. insulation 20 protect the vital
current from contact with other electrical
conductors, armor 90 protect the thin cop
per wire from damage boy accidents Of the
deep. The rate OF cabling che number Of
words that can be sent from continent 20
continent in a minute, depends largely upon
the thickness of the copper WIRE and the
core Of the proposed new cable Is 90 Doe
thicker almost BY one-halt' than the cores
OF other Atlantic cables.
The Longest line of cable communication
now open Is ordinarily covered In two hours.
IL was covered ia one hour ina the notable
case of a cablcgram from Australia TO New
York announcing the hanging Of a muir
derer. The distance by cable and land lines
from New York TO Nelson, New Zealand is
about Is, 500 miles. and Of this an but about
5000 miles Is cable. Communication be
tween the two points Sc easily made in two
hours. But for the necessary repetiuons it
could be 10 all mtents and purposes instan-
taneous The course Of dispatch from
New York 70 Nelson Is this New York 20
Canso, Nova Scotia: 20 penzance, Eng
land; to Lisbon, to Gibraltar; 20 the is
land OF Malta, in the Mediterranean; 10
Alexandria; oSuez, Egypt; 20 Alden. Ara
bia; 10 Bombay TO Madras. TO Penang, in
the Malay peninsula, TO singapore. at the
southern extremity Of the peninsula: 20
Batavia, ON the island of Java; 90 Banjoe-
wangy. on Bali or Little Java; thence TO
Port Darwin, on the northern coast of Aus
tralia: thence 70 Sydney via Adelaide. aud
thence 20 Nelson. The line from Bombay
20 Madras crosses India, and that from Port
Darwin TO Sydney crosses Australia. These
are the only long stretches OF land lines.
Great Britain is the cable center of the
globe. From the coast OF England cables
radiate to all parts OF the world. A dis
patch going east or west may be arrested at
the landing place in Great Britain and
switched ia whatever direction seems best.
As matter of fact, there arr many disturb
ances and Interruptions in cabling. and
there are three OF four ways of reaching
Australia and New Zealand from England.
II the break in the circuit lie between Glib .
raltar and Alden, the dispatch may be sent
around the Cape Of Good Hope. up the east
BOAST Of Africa to Alden and thence as usu-
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LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
state OF Montana IN and tor the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
Adslla Drshsm, plaintiff. W Frederick Ora
ham. defendant
The state Of Montana sends greeting 10 the
above named defendant
lou are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you ~ ths above named plain
nm n the distri I ccurt of tho First judicial
district OF the state Of Montana. Ia aud for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke and 20 answer the
complaint filed the Elm. within ten days lexolu-
sie Of The day Of servicol after the service you
OF this summon, u served within this county.
tricL within twenty dAys; Otherwise within forty
day. Or judgment BY default will be tAken
against you according TO the prayer 81 sad com
plant
Tho said action is brought to obtain judy-
ment and decree Of this court dissoiving the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore and now eust-
ing between the defendant and this plaintiff on
the ground that defendant has committed adul-
terry since his marriage To plaintiff
And you are hereby notified that N you fail 20
appear ana answer the said com plant. As above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief q I'm anded in "a q complaint.
Given under my hand aud the zeal of the Dis
irict Court Of the first judicial Distric
ofthe etats of Montana. in and
@ for the ounty OF Lewis and
{ Seal First Ilarke. this 18th day Of heb
Jud. Dist ruHry, in the year Of orr / ord
Court ono thousand eight hundred
---~ and ninefy-four.
JOHN BFAN. Clerk
By g. O. FIREMAN. reputy Clerk.
W. ID. Gardiner attorney for plaintiff.
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CHFRIFF's sAIE-HARRIET y. WOOD
- plainrn, y jeanette Leedy formerly vidow
% John Whitehead. and TIAne LsedI' her
I ndsT and ~ virtue q an order % sais, and
efsfse ~ tereolp.tte 40 ~ ,at,et ef tfe
stAto q Montana. in and for the connu Of Lowe
and larke. on the ath day q iepraaFy, =. ~
Harriet h. Wood. the above named plainun OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree Of tofeoicaute
I'D. her heshsnd' dsfsndanis. On ihs 9TH dsy
Of February. a. u. isoA Tor the sum 81 tolaU ~,
besides interest costs and a.'ornsys fes.l which
A. d. lsgi. recorded In Judgment book No Of
sad court At page am eommAndst 20
situate lying and being IN tho county q lewis
and tlaEke state 81 Montana ana bounded ans
described = felloSa to wit 49,. 800. a..
southeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter, the
east half u the southwest quarter Of the north
ter Of the southeast quarter. the southwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter OF section number
nine ~. and the wet half Of the northwest
number ten lu). all In township number twelve
az north Of range number i've 81 west con-
serea according 10 the unttod etate. governments
survey. also all wafer. water rights. bitches fran
chises and privilsges upon. leading 20, con
noetion with said described premises and each
and every par. and parcel thereof Also an IN.
DIVIDED is S1s'alTa S.sTs.. = slssiSar ise'
located on the no1thwsst quarter OF section
thirty $50. township ten u0), north Of range
three 81 west. commanding sixty-two ld2) feet
from the northwest corner Of lot number six
teen ubl thence north exty-four tbf) feot,
Clors street nov Park Avenuel thence south
along said line sixty-four CA feet; thence west
90 the place Of beginning, said piece OF land
being In lhompson's addition TO tho town OF
Helena.
Public notice Il hereby given that on Saturday /
tho Sd day OF harch. A. ID 1874. ~ Il o'clock /
m. Of that day. 81 the front door Of the couu I
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon /
tAna I will ia obedience 10 said order Of sale .
and deere Of foreolosnrs aud sale sell the above
cescribed property. or 80 much thereof A. may /
b. necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment with In I
for cash in hand
Given under my hand this 9th day of February, /
CHARLES d. CURTIs sheriff.
ByFRED r. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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Several municipal councillors ~ large
Swabian town bad been iuduluing their
humorous faculties a. the expense az am
honest follow burgess who was noted for
his rough and ready manners. and DO .aem-
90 as though they INTENDED at au hazards
20 make him the butt OF their wit and ridi-
Guile for The rest az the evening. This was
more than our worthy citizen could stand
lie therefore empticd Die glass and took
his departure, not. however. without civ
ing the councillors a riddle go solve
"Well, now, gentlemen. as you make
yourselves out 90 be the cieVerest people in
the world, just tell me the difference be-
tween a horse and a donkey
Tie city fathers thought fh- matter over
&c considerable length. One replied.
"a horse has short ears donkey long
ones n
Other answers followed from the re-f
IAN wrong" said tle problem maker.
When pressed far the corrlct answer. Dec
replied.
ga horse has never YET found its vsv
into thec0uucl chamber, but-gaoi uighf.
gentlemen
So saying, Do iaft the company Of his
nlashcl turmeutrrs. -I.okaIaurci1er.
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALED WHERE
4 a., The center OF the channel Of the north
Jerk OF IN river l. the dividing line between
the counties Of Lewis and Clarke and Teton.
Whereas. Tie county commissioners OF the
two counties have decide and hereby agree to
build bridge. Joiutly aero = tho said stream.
each county paying one-haf the coat thereof
Eesolved. 1hst duplicate sealed proposals will
Be received at the ofhees Of toe undsrsigned in
he city Of Helena. evils and Clarke county,
and In the town Of hotoau. Ieton county. state
OF Montana. until Monday. fsb. ~ 1854 At 10
o'clock a N. for the builaing Of one iron or
steel bridge. 10 cot not 20 exceed 5000 over
the north fork Of sun river about i've miles
from the town OF augusta. Of the following
dinonBi rs VIZ:
iron tabular piers. About sixteen feet long
NJ 18th roadway, slrtsen feet length Of ollie
spproach on the north end Atty feet. length Of
pile approach on the sou eEd. ninoty feet; to-
SO ner with tbs necessary gTa leo AZ each end.
hrisge approaches and Ertues % b. complete
reaey Tor travel; "a aocordanes with speeifeA
tons "A hle n both the county eorz . ofhces Of
tho above named ounntieA b. June IS 1885,
Bidder 10 t. n 81 plans. spec hcations and
strain sheets fer mau Epan
Cert had checks, oac half payable TO the order
Of each Of Tho uRdorsgned. Tor IO psr cent Of
the BID, 70 ACCOMPANY each proposal cams to be
foffsiisdt 70 Lewis and .arks oil aton c0un-
lies ehuuld successful bidder fail 20 enter into
contrast and ave required bond be fucesss-
ful bidder vi BE- requlreI g. enter into
written contract binding himself 10 construct
said bridge in accordance with pians HnI speci-
ncation'. and 10 Give bon win Iocal sure
ties, "A a sum double the contract pr.cs. condl-
toned on the faithful porforMalfe 81 said con
tract. The right 70 reject any snd Oh bids is
~ order OF tho boards ~ count, ,ommission.
ere Of Lewis and tlarko aud Teton Counties
County Clors lewis ana Clarke county Mon
tAna. =. y. WAhSLFl.
County Clerk Teton eoun'T. Montana
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PROPOSALS FOR FIELD SEEDS.

q. 4 INDIAN SERVICE.
ROW AGlNCf. Mont, feb ~. 1894
tealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
field Seeds, " and addressed to the undersg ned
at Crow Agency. Montana, will b. received Al
this agency until one ll O'Clock d M Of ri.
day, March 2, 1894. for furnishing ami delivering
at this agency
1000 pounds seed corn.
1900 pounds seed cate
1900 pounds seed psiatoes.
400 pounds seed wheat
l.O0J pounds seed barley.
bushels onion sets
] bushel broom cora.
Said seed to BE- sound and clean well sacked
tiguous to place Of delivery
fidders will STATE in thei- bids tho propose
price Of each article offered for delivery under a
contract
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all bids.
or any part OF any lid, II deeme for the best
interests Of the service
CERrtFIED CHECKS
Zach bid must be accompanied b. certified
check OF draft upon some United states depOsi
tory or solvent natiolal bank in tho vicinity Of
the residence 81 the bidder. made IA able to the
order Of the commissioner OF lndlsu afiAirs. for
At least i've per cent Of the amo1nt Of the pro
poeal, which check or draft will be forfeited
10 tho United states in any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail 60 promptly exc
cute o contract with good and sufficient sure
ties otherwise 70 b. returned 10 the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu Of a certified
check will not be considered.
for any further Information apply to
LIEUT.. JAS. ". WATSON. T.. E. A.
Acting L. $. Indian Agent
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SHfElFF's SALE HENRY VOC t. PLAIN
- tin. W Mario kleinf cnm d. d lrl Klein
schmidt rcd hilbert. heiena ICES Light and
toss omp ny, ccrporauol. Kate KEN
'chmidi. ned lieinieiu aud Thomas r. Matthias.
co partners ~ Heirlain & Ma hi,-. EdwArd rs .
knight. cashier Morris ard. and 1llns aads
CO partner A. sands Bros. defeEIaats
Under and b. virtue % order uf sls an 1 de.
cree o. torec4osure All faie 10 ed out OF tbs
state 81 fieutana. ~ and for Tho county OF Lewis
and lnrko. on the 18th daF e taHrnnrr. A ID
l7si, in tha above entitled ncuon, wherein
henfy NoseL the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree cd for.closure and
sale A. INST ~ above named dsieudants. on the
I'm day 81 Aosembsr, A. D.. 1888 for
cos 81 AMI attorney fees winch aid Do.
cree Vas. on tie iifh dav ~ aaterr bnr A. r..
court a. page - an conrnar-,J a. seIi All
those certain lot. piece. Or n.rcets ~ land
situate lying amt being ~ tie tsNnsits q tue
clty oi sieua. coantY Of Lewis and clarke.
st1to OF Montana aud bounded anil described A.
lot number one .lI. 10 block forit-seven tg7l.
uelng Sky 80 iea' front GA rizth avanus and
seEonV uu foot deep GA " s-ren street. aIso lot
hnmner Two ~. in block fortT-aaFau tt1l, b Ia G
twenty Tour 20 fest front GA sinh avenus aud
.o.n.len,ilE - p'int on iKih avenue si1iy
ttvI loot eas'erlF az 600 tasterly lie OF Warren
tse. tHhning thence uorther'5 seventy l50l
ieeI. thence westerly sixty fUI TOT TO Warren
street thence usrtuer.T tlirff-. hrao lsll feed
thnuee ea-tery eighty four I-I e. thtncs
soItle.lg ono hurdred IlI0f 3. q ia sirfb We
ln-' thence westerly to tha point OF b-gtnn ing
also 20 numb tAfes lll in blooz forty sevsn
ga. leinr f4rty.two ft1I faai Irorf % sixth
avenue "a one hundred 100 feaf dsef.
lossther with all and flngultr the tens-
meat. tsreiifsufenfs and sppur enanoos thsro-
unto if.nnE ~ o. tn any vice auuarfaining.
iuhllc notice ~ herebT given. that on fues-
o'clock m % that DAP AZ tho fr al door of The
court iouse, Helena lswis ami tlarke county.
moltana, sill. 10 obsiienca 10 fail order Of sals
snd derrea o. forociofuro and ale snll the abors
Described property. Or 90 much thereof AZ may
o. nofesssry 20 EatisfJ said .ud gmsnf With To-
.efsai ald cnsia, 20 tho highest and best bidder
Tor cash Bon hand.
Given under ny hand. this i2ih lag Of Eebruiry
A. ID. lagf
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff
~ fEHB Z boss, Under shsfin.
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A LAS SUMMONS IN THE DIsTgIrT
a court % the First Judicial district Of the
state OF Montana In and Tor the county Of
lgr .es = 81 and jacob Dreyfus. eopArtners
O. Wei. Drsyfus a 20. plaintiffs. We l.. harris
ief=ndan
The state Of Montana sends greeting TO the
shove named defendant
You are horsby required q appeNr in an action
brought against you b. the above named plaintiffs
IN the district court Of the first Judicial district
VI iha state Of Montana IN and Tor tbs county OF
Lows and CiArkP. and 70 answer the compliant
bled therein. Within en- days leEclusiFe Of tbs
day Of servicsi after the service on you Of this
summons. II served within this county. o.. II
served out % this county bat within tbs district
within twenty days: Otherwise within forty GAYS .
or judgment By default will be taken Againstyoa
Ioeording 10 the prayer Of said complaint
ate sala Actio4 10 brought % recover judgment
gainst defendant for the cum ~ xlzlv, With
interest from sept. I, lss. at the rate OF 10 per
cent PEI AM um. Tor goods wsres And msrehan-
iise sold ami delivered b. plaintiffs 10 defend
ant At defendsnts special instance AID request
between july 80 and ~ u. J. letl u n value.
a the agreed prIoe aud for which defendant
prom lssd 10 uAy plaintiffs therefor the OF
D. ~ 81. uIon winch sum there has been paid
the sun Of tUs-sz. tnat plaintins dsmauded iay-
o. ssd aud neglected aud eth refuses ard neg
lecis 10 pay the same VI nny part thereof, a.
thot "a pAst doe and demanaed. that defendant
has unreasonably and vezatlously delayed tue
pa ment Of ssid sum ever zee eft. D. 1881
And you sfe hereby notified that u Tou fail 70
spuear and answer he said complaint a. above
required, The sAid piaintin viii axe jusigInont
against you Tor Az. With interest ttefeon from
sept. !. 1871 a. the rAle 81 10 psr cent pr an
GIVEN under my hand and ,ss seal Of tbs dis.
uictcourt Of tho first lgaioiAl district 81 the
s'Hta Of Montana in and for ths
county u Lewis ana Clarke
r seal First this "a day 81 febFuary IN tie
Jud lust yenr q our Lord one thousand
I ,ourt- sish, ha3 ,d.,.. sRd hiRs.y-ieua
~ g. o. FHusnAv. D.puty lsr1'
o. \. Purcell. AtigrHe5 for ola ntih.
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial district Of the state 81 Montana in
and for the countF Of Lewis and flarke.
IN the matter ~ the disincorporauOn OF Hell
enh Neat company
Notice il herebT given that tho Helena Noat
company has presented - the judge Of said dis
triot court petiti n aud application showing
that the said elena Neat company b a curpofa
ton duly Incorporated under and b. virtue of
the laws Of the state " Montana, that a. .
special meeting - the Stockholders q sAid com
PAM called for thaf purpose. and held on the
18th day % lehrusry A. u. 1895. il was decide
b. this unanin Gus vote 81 all the ftoc holders uf
said company. tlat aid company should disin-
corporate and dissolve. nni applying o. said
Judge for an orcer declaring ssid corporal 0
alss1lred. viirh rctiuon and application will ba
heard ~ iha judge Of said cuurt ia dspartme
No - faid court 81 the curt house IN tie
county ~ ieWis hnd Clarke. state Of Montana on
Saturday, tho 2ith dap Of Marc. .. d. isai. az
20 o'clock
In witness vhersff :, John fean clerk ~
t-- said district court have here
seal first unto sst my hand Hnd AIMED
Jud naaf. the sea- r. sail court this llst
Z Court day 81 fsbrusry a. u. l-HL
-r JOHN % IN
clerk % faid court.
iyG. a.. tHErMAS. Deputy iefk.
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ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
A court OF the First Judicial district Of Tho
state o. Montana, In and for the county Of Lewis
q. r. Gaylord, plaintiff. v, W. H. Baker.
Frank LAnEford. Ella ii. baker, Georgia Lang
ford, ". h. Cullen aud A. l.. smith. defendants.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendants;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
IN n ~, dis,, you ~ me ~ First
district Of the stats Of Montana In aud for the
county Of Lsvls amt Clarke, and 20 answer the
complaint tiled the Elm. within ten days ,exclu-
sse Of the day Of servicel after the service you
OF this summons 4 served within this county
or fserved out ofthis county, but within this L.
tricL within twenty dAys; 9th rwise within forty
days, or Judgment By default will be takon
against you according TO the prayer u sad com
PLANT
Ihs said action IL brought TO foreoloss -lott.
gaEe lot 10 and 10 feet Of lot y block q.
Blake addition TO the city OF Helena county OF
Lewis and Slarke. state of Montana. Eiven b.
defendants W. II. IAksr. frank / angford. Eila
II. Baker and Georgta Lsngford, 10 plaintiff,
dated July ~. ieee % securs a premissory note
ford for the sun = ~. 800 due July ri, 1892 ven
by said last named defpndan to plAinti1 and
interest thereon from July ~ 1899, al per cen,
parties to plaintifi. and inIsrss. from JAY y.
isgS, At eight psr cent PCT Aaaun; anu SO ~
taxes due on tho faia premisesi and tl2.S5 paid
by plaintiff Dec. ~ Isss. being city tsxes due on
"a q premises, ana lnteFe-t on tAo last rainod
sums from date Of payment At eight per cent
per annum; and avs attorneys fees and costs 81
suit and for judgment against dsfsndnnlf
rank Lsngford and " II. . aker. for anY lie
hoiency and TO bar aud foreelose the equity ui
redemption % all defendants in said premises
in which they claim some interest: and Tor fur
Their details OF said seton. reference Is made 10
the complaint filed herein.
And you are hereby notified. that II you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint. a. above
required the said plaintiff will apply 20 tho
court for the relief demanded in he complaint
herein.
Given under my land and the fesl Of the Die
trict Court Of the First Judicial Distric
Of the ttAte Of Montana. in and
@ Tor the county of Lewis and
{ Seal first } tlarke. this 7th day OF Feb-
Jud. Dist rusry, in the year Of our Lord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
-r rnd ninsfy-four.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By G. o. FRKENAN. Deputy clerk.
EDWARD {. kusssl attorney for plaintiff
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NoTIcE Do cnEpIroRs ESTATE or

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ charles II. Dunbar. deceased.
Notice l. hereby given BY the undersigned. adj
minlstrAfor Of the estate Of aries u. ltun-
bar. deoeased TO tho creditors o. and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased. 70 exhibit thom with the necessary
voucher within four months after the first pub
location ofths notice TO the said ann inistratur a.
the flee II II p Hernsr. in TIE Montana Ma
tional hank building. AZ Helena. Montana. the
same be M the place for the Transaction %
the business OF said estate in the county Of Lewis
and Clarke
JOS \. KENCK
Administrator OF the Estate Of Charles H. Dun
bar. deceased.
Dated Helena. Montana February ~. 1894
Date Of hrst publication February IA 1891