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attorneys" explained Russell, "and l
never knew what they had to say.
Dye know when Berlirer called-before
or after Stuart?" asked Knight.
II don't know. | so almost detest the
man who tells me such story that don't
remember anything about him.
You almost detest him. DO youP"
II might almost say yes.
what is your object IN bringing this
suit pr was a sudden inquiry.
There was a row about the question. but
it was ruled sufficient. Then Russell was
forced to admit that he paid TO man he
confessed he deested sum of money to
produce testimony regarding the lntidelity
of his own wife.
when did you first know what Stuart's
testimony would be?"
Dorm objected, but the question was
allowed. when [ first heard it Ia court. /"
answered the witness.
''Are you positive of that?"
After some hesitation the witness
answered that he might have bad some
slight anticipation" OF what Stuart's testi-
mony would be. He had consulted At
toruey Savage on the subject. but he did
not know the full extent of Stuart's testi-
muny.
Knight jumped to bis feet. "Well, then.
Mr.. Russell, when you swore to this
answer" producing the paper. ION the
LIN oay o. AptI, cuarging your vile with
undue intimacy with Henri l. Stuart, You
swore to what you didn't know?"
This question produced the required
amount of CONSERVATION in the enemy's
camp. Dorn had something to say, and so
had Knight. In the end Judge Murphy
decided IN sort of way that both were
wrong, and when he bad forced the bel
ligerents into chair he ordered knight 10
proceed on the strict lines of cross
eXamin alton.
Did you know what Berliner would
swear to?"
"Oh. l never know what those fellows
will swear to until hear it."
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MARRIED TO LORD
Mrs. Russell Charged
With Bigamy.
AMENDED COMPLAINT FILED.
New Feature of the Sensational
Divorce Scandal.
MORE REMARKABLE TESTIMONY
Mrs. Russell Was a High Kicker,
Swan About in Liquor, and
Made Free With "OIIie."
COMPLAINT FILED.
MORE REMARKABLE TESTIMONY

The crowd of persons who had nothing
better to do yesterday than to hang around
Judge Murphy's courtroom. where the
Russell divorce case is on trial, were pro-
yided with more than one sensation. Mrs
Russell doomed up in two OF three entirely
novel characters. according to the test
mony of her accusers, and the browning
charge of having committed bigamy in
marrying Russell, was entered against her
just before the close Of the days proceed
ings.
All parties were present in court, as
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AND HE TRIED TO DESERT HER.

The steamer Australia brings the follow
ing story from the South Seas, which by
permissi on of the master of the schooner
Tawara is published:
When the trading schooner ArOn arrived
at the island of st. David about ten years
ago it found the place ruled over by
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THE Worlds Fair award to DR.. Prices
Baking Powder prociaims its superiority
over every other. This verdict was con-
frmed by the highest award at the Cali
fornia MIdwinter Fair.
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ga NIGHT WITH WAGNER"
Attractive Programme at the Audi
tOriurn Tn-Niohf

Scheeps orchestra, with its sixty artists,
will furnish musical treat for patrons of
the Auditorium tonight. The thorough
musician and real music-lover may enjoy
variety, but his heart always turns back
to Wagner, as to the profoundest inter-
prefer of modern complications of rhythmic
thought.
Tonight will be devoted to Wagner. A
rare feast of Wagnerian gems will be
spread before the lover of that com p0ser's
harmoDies, and 1t will constitute an enter
tainment that should we'll repay the cost
Of visit. The programme will be as
follows:
"Huldigungs March, "Rienzi" Overture
''Meistersinger"
prelude to third act dance an grand cession
"a Fanst Overture"
"G9tterdammerung," Song OF the Rheintnchter
Tannh8user" Bacchanale (Par isian version).
"Rheingold" entrance of the DDS into w aIhalia)
"Lohengrin" (Vorspiell
"aiRuere." the Ride of the Vslkyries.
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Following is the report of how the
fund keeps growing by private subscrip-
Sl5.l97 so
Einkle,s Residence Burned.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 19.-The house
of G. q. Finkle was burned to-day near
Robe Springs. The loss is $4,000; insur-
anee $1700.
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DIR. PRICES Baking Powder is rs justly
celebrated for its perfect purity as for its
unequaled leaveDing strength.
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PRACTICAL CHARITY.
The San Francisco Benevolent Asso.
CATIONS Good Example of IL.


CATIONS Good Example of 1t.
The San Francisco Benevolent Associa-
ton increased the Merchants Association
fund by $1,000 yesterday, and gave an ex-
hibition of practical charity worthy of the
notice and emulation Of all other charita-
bly, disposed societies and individuals.
The letter following explains how it is
done:
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
SAN FRANCISCO, November 10, 1894.
Tie undersigned hereby agrees TO subscribe
$1,000 TO the Merchants Association, to be APP
piled on the associations street-sweepng CON
tract. ending June 30, 1895. The conditions
Of said subscriptions are as follows:
The San Francisco Benevolent Association
shall furnish 800 days. work at 81 25 per day,
the labor so employed to be designated BY
cards furnished by this association. and charged
against the above subscription of $1,000.
N. p. COLE, President.
Z. V. S. GIBBS, Treasurer.
Following is the report of how the
fund keeps growing by private subscrip-
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Smallpox on the Increase.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Five cases of
smallpox were reported to the Board of
Health this afternoon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

The Rev. DR.. Power of Washington tells
the following story Of Jeremiah Black,
who was one Of his parishioners: " Mr..
Black was one Of the most absentminded
men / have ever known. One story Mrs.
Black vouches for as authentic in regard
to him. She said that she was in the Gus
tom Of putting mp Judge Blacks clothes
for him whenever he went away. In fact.
che attended 20 his clothes entirely, buy
ing new ones when the old ones began TO
grow shabby and replacing the old suit
with fresh one while the judge was ina
bed. She said the judge did not seem TO
realize when be changed his clothes, and
that on certain campaign tour which be
took she put up a bag for him in which
there were half dozen new shirts. When
he had returned from the trip, she exam
ined the bag and found IL empty She
said, Why, judge, where are your shirtsF
lie replied. i don't know. Aren t
they there
NO, she said. Your valise has none
in it, and when you left here you had half
a dozeu
d" / don't know what became Of them.
said Judge Black. But that night, upon
his disrobinV for bed, she found that the
whole six shirts were on the judges per
son. This is "a most remarkable story. 90
concluded the parsou, but / have no
doubt Of its truth, as IL was, as told you
Mrs. Black herself who gave 90 20 me. Il
II evident that the honorable Judge did
not wear nightshirts, or be must have put
them on over the ones De used during the
day. New York Tribune
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THE PREMIER.

Il is quite certain that Lord Rosebery is
not the possessor OF a sinecure. Washing
ton Post
Premier Rosebery need not hesitate a. 20
his policy where Gladstone points the
way.-Boston Globe.
Lord Rosebery now bids fair 10 become
by long odds the most impressive figure in
the future Of the British empire Boston
Herald.
II Lord Rosebery lives long enough and
possesses sundry qualifications too numer-
Gus 70 specify IN addition 70 years. he may
hope 70 become a Gland Old Man some
day Chicago Tribune.
The Earl of Rosebery's everyday name
III he had not been an EARL would have
been Archie Primrose. He will find il no
primrose path TO follow in the steps Of
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Il isa great distinction to become prime
minister OF England at AZ, but not such a
distinction as TO have been prime minister
at ~. Just now Lord Rosebery is like the
young bear. His troubles are all before
him. Philadelphia Times.
Rosebery is called a young man for the
high position Of premier. And so he is, by
with Mr.. Gladstone. But, bless
your soul, at A. Napoleon had lost Water
loo and was rejecting on career which for
% years had been on more exalted plane
than the amiable English earl has even
Times.
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CHERlFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF Az
- auss execution IN my hands. issued ont of
the district court Of the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana. IN and for the county
OF Lewis and q 70, IA m tult uf JOhn A.
Curk against Anna musiier.du sttested the
5tn day Of March. A d. 1854 . have levied upon
all the right. title anu interest Of the said Anna
huellor in and 10 the folio wing described prop
erty. situated Ia Lewis and Clarke county.
state Of Montana viz.
OF numbered eieyen Ql). In block numbered
six co.. Of the original townsita Of the city of
Helena, county of Lewis and lsrke Montana
a. the same appears OF record in the Office Of tho
county r corder Of ssic county. 20 which fa'l
records reiefenea is hereby made Tor more
complete description.
Together with al and singular Tho tenom tents.
hsreditsments and appurienances thpreunto be
loneing or In anywise appertaining.
Notice h hereby ven that on friday tbs 9th
day OF 4pril. A. d. lt9 between he hOurs of nj =
q cock a on. ana uo o'cloc %. m. II said ~.
fo-wit AZ ~ O'Clock ~. Of snid day. az the front
door Of the court house aid cuuttY and -fato
will sell all the right title and interest ~ the
fad Anna husl .er in and 10 the said above
described property. TO the highest bidder for
cash In hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff.
fRED 4. Hoss Cnder Sheriff
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ORDINANCE 20. 2u.-AN ORDINANCE
~ amending Ordinance No. POP, adopted April
2, lssa. SmeniiRs section q article Of
city Of Helena. regulating the compensation Of
city officers.
lie Il ordained by the city couacil Of tho city Of
=section /. That ordinance No 2o2. Amending
section Of article 5 Of chapter W Revised orll-
names Of the city Of Helena, adopted April -.
1888. De amended 40 us to read As follows
lection /. he several officers aud employees
OF the city shall receive the following conpeu-
sation TO wit The mSyor six hundred dollars
Ter annum. tho alderIh n. for each stated meet
ing Of the council actually attended. i've dollnrt
the city treasurer. hfuen hundred dollars Dr.
annnm ana commisslons upon Gums colieeied
for licenses AL 0iiowa. Upon the first ten thol.
sand dollnra, ten Ter centum and upon all sums
in excess OF ten thousand dollars. hye per cen
tum. the police ma istrate. twelve hundred do
tWenty-iuur hundred dollars per annum. tho
city marshal, eighteen hundred dollars per an
mum; the sergeant 81 Iolice. twelve hundred
dollars per snnum. the c q detective. fifteen
hundred dollars per snnum police otiicers
twelve hundred dollars per annum; fire marshal
tfIeon hundred dollars per annum; the engineer
of the ire department. twelve hundred dollars
por annum. tho drvers Of the fire department
ten hundred and twenty dollar per annum; tho
city engineer and surveyor, fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum; the street commissioner fifteen
hund ed dnliars per anuum; the inspector 81
building inspector, xix hundred dollars Der an
mum; chairman Of the committee on anditine
and accounting. three hundred dollars per an
nnms police officer setting A. jailer nine hundred
seer Of the chain gang nine hundred dollars per
annum.
ordinances in conflict with the provisions Of thi-
ordnance b.. and the same are hereby repeAle.
sec 3. 1his ordinance shall take effect froiA
Approved March "a 1891.
Attest sYDNEY II. MclNTIRE City Clerk
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zone Of the most amusing cases u mis-
placed charity, ' said g. L. Brock. was
one on Samuel q. Cupple- 81 this city. or
at least IL is told upon him. aud believe IL
to be- true. One day woman appeared
Ia great distress and told him that her
husband had died. she had procured "a
cheap pine csfi1, but could not bury him.
and beer children were starving He went
with bier 90 the house. and the sight that
be saw was worse than Imagination could
have pictured The pine collin was there,
containing her husband. the children were
there. crying f1r food. the cupboard was
empty. The wealthy philanthr0pist could
not bear the sight, and placing ia her
hands what money bee had in his pocket.
no uncomfortable amount. by the way. lac
beat basty retreat. After be- had gone a
short distance Doc missed his gold headed
cane, and recollectiuV that be had left ID
ln Che widow r. room he went back after
10. The man had emerged from the coffin
and was engaged IN counting the money
when Mr. Couples entered Not a word
was said upon either side. the cane was
procured, and the philanthrupist went bis
way. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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THE MARKETS
srCCKS

STOCKS
NV YORK. March q Bar silver. 80.
Copper Quiet, lake. t9 so
Iead-firms domestic $50
There was a slightly increased activity in the
stock market to-day and transactions were more
widely distributed than usual. he buying for
London account was a feature OF early dealings,
purchases being confined 10 no particular stock,
bat including all OF tho arbitrary share, St Paul
and Union Pacific being the favorites Of the for
eign contingent. Il is generally accented on the
street that this large buying b. the foreign con-
tiugent was Induced By The belief which APP
Iroiches certainty that the president will veto
the seigniorsge bi J.
Government bonds Steady.
Ictrolfum- Weak. April closed At e2lsc
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters for che following persons remain
unoalled for at the Helena. Mont, postoinoe
On March -. 1874 In oallinR Tor them
please say advertised"
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A Eoll band tea set % % pieces. Carlsbad
china Tor e a. The 90 Hive. Only fsE more
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Ladies anion suits oni, Soc q, Tho Be- Iliy.
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go % r.. Louis va Albert ! ea~ Routs
thoriest and best Only dinias car route
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Ii. 6. MoIntiro. attorney fo = plaintiff

CHERIFF's sALE-JOHN MRRRY. PLAIN
- tiff. Va. Myr0n l.. Tompkins. Bessie J. omp-
kins his wifel, Albert NJ ihor1burgh. Louis 9.
Denver Investment and fankinE Company, Lin
tied. 2 he provident Trust Company, defendants
decree 81 foreclosure and sale issued out Of tbs
district court Of the First judicial district OF the
stste Of Montana In and for tho countJ OF Lewis
and larks. on the 2ith day OF March. A. ID.
1897 ia the above entitled action. wherein
John Merry. the above named plaintiff. OBJ
sure aud sale against the parti's sbeye
named defendants. On the 9Th day
Of NJ treh. A. u. Iva FOR the sum Of VI. 1880
said decree WA on the 10Th dAY Of March.
A. y. 1874. recorded In Judgment book No. Of
% fp9 ab,t ee,,sS Io, pieee or parosi ~ i.sd
situate. lying and being In the county u Lewis
and tlaIke. state 81 Montana and bounded ana
described A. follows 20 wit
lot numbered eleven 1i in block numbered
seven (1l, being nifty feet front on Third street
and NINETY nine ~ Ice. osep 70 sh ele'; ~ ne
county Of Lowis and Clarke. state 81 Montana
- said lot and block are numbered designated
aud described on the plat and survey Of the said
Chris Eenok addition 10 the city of Helena on
file In tho Office Of the county clerk aud recorder
Of Lewis aud lsrko county state Of MoutAna.
Iogsther with all and singular the tensmenfs.
hsred taments and appurtouaucos thcrouutO be-
longing or la anywise a. pertaining.
Public notice l. horsby given that on Tusfday.
tho 18th day Of April. A. p. 1884 A. T. O'Clock
m of that day. ~ the front door % tho oou
house, Helena l.awis aud Clarke county. Mon
tana. I will. 30 obedience 10 said order OF sas
and decFes OF fuFeclnsure aud sale. soll the above
described property. or - much thereof - may
b. Necessary 70 satisfy faid Judgment with In
tsresi aad costs. 20 the highest and beet bidder
for cash IN hand
Given under ny hand this 10Th day Of March.
A. ID 1874
CHARLES D CURTIS. sheriff.
~ ASpREs ?. WADE Deputy sheriff.
NOTICE or fLECIION-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting u Eohuol district NJ. l. Lewis aud
larss county. for tho election Of three trustees
viii be held on Saturday pril 2 Is9L at the
central school house The polls Will ~ open
betveen tho hours ~ two O'Clock and sin
o'clock D..
IS W. IaN0HouNr.
JkCOu MhLKEH.
~. , &. hLI Ns-umIuT.
". q Cox.
n. ST. FkncHEs.
fnED 1AMrh
4. ID. dHEEsFIrLu.
d W. ILIIa. Clerk. Trustees
Lated March 10. issL
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Probably hNrtusn tlNN TO sugar COATED, small
as grains OF mustard Sod, therefore, easily
swallowed Most ~ all-thoy act IN a rat
urni WAY, and are effective In result Then.
too. after they're taken they cant he felt-so
different from tho old fashioned pills, with
their gripping and violence.
For Indigestion, pain In stomach, costive-
ness and hahihal constipation, as well rs sick
and bilious headaches. those " Pellets bring
such "a lasting ciflv. that they can be guaran-
teed Your money Is returned, II they do
not give satisfaction.
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The stepping-stone TO Consumption
Is Catarrh. II don't paw TO let Il 20,
when the makers Of DR.. Sage's Remedy
will give $500 1t they can't effect a per-
manent cure Of your Catarrh.
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Only few more bargains left in glass ware at
I he zee Hive clearance sails
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1925.

Attractive brick cottage. 8 rooms.
pantry, brick cellar, barn, shed,
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house Is IN excellent
repair. neat lawn, fences. 1878
down, balance on time at eight
per cent
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MIDWIFE


: -~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~
| iff lhSUhANtF POLICIES IOANtD nv
= o. bought ,. O-t hesnsy. hsnsas 4 ~. No
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pok SAIL As ELEGANT MODEM NOME
l. On LAvrsncs strest large house worth
bsrt D. hssd & o.. ground floor Mont.n. -
tionAl bank buudinH
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PROFEssIoS CNKDs.
AsHBUKN X. BARBOUh.
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Masonic Temple. HelonA. Montana.
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CmcAao. March 2s.-W heat Firm. cash. 5gs c
MAJ GIAo.
torn-higher. cash. 363 sc. MAY. 87ac.
ats steAdy, cash. sic, May. M'sc
PORK CHER. MAy. 81. s2ih. July. Sli5O.
Lard u gher, Nay. 400, july. $Aazis.
kibs- Higher Nay 1900. July t5s2H
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Lon sALE-HHRBERI b. REID A ga.
4 Montana bank. have a new twelve. room,
residence, modern and elegant TO give 49,, To-
install msuts-
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Hoods Pills cure liver us. c.asua.f...
,lllousness, laundice, sick headache ud.,e.f...
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ANANIlb ID KNOW TIE wHEHEA-
- oi'' OF u.- Dahl Address Ole Nelson
l1iofro' lor - tilIsfou. Mont
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Wa d. q GuOD SECONDHAND BUI-
iai' ~tim hldras D. q Boa ia. civ.
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ION. SAIL AlL KINDS or BINDS. APP
Oily io 90 North main street
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~ 81 thb So bENUGhE tDtFFD.R-
'tr I.ii.s ouIs hEa csufa raeh. Sd aud sos
n.'.- D. 'auis Dsrl. lic sal BON nfinrlasf.rs ID
-.rlfnT sealed uu receipt q frt.~ 49,.
a.. d. i.fkof' ~ 2. torsyta stresL Atianta.
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money On call easy n ! per cent; last loan u,
closed per cent: prime mercantile paper. 515ts
per cent Sterling exchange uu i with actual
business in bankers' bills At ft.8sls for de-
msnd. End ftsBhnLs5 fer sixty day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE sICC1
CHICAGO. March 2-. c at.le -iea8ipts. 1880
head fair demand. steady TO strong. prime 10
extra steer. 81 100 %. good 10 choice. IS g0fg
ul; o. hers. $500 g. il. leIans. -. fUffA8
At g -hecsipts 2s.uOU head. market sctive, Sc.
Ligust' ronEh heavy. 81 i1fgL5J. packers and
mixed, - = . %; prime heavy aud Butchers
weights. a. 1871 o. 5. Assortf light. StoOnf -
rleep eceipts. 1900 head. market active,
steady top sheep. iO1n 40, top lambs, st25a
4. 90
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LOR kEN HERBERT g. REID & co.
1 ground floor aontaus bank building have
q be largest list Of houses and stores ia the ctr
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" ~ ID INO THOUSAND 1--WE SHEEP
1a tine 1914 live the heat 81 resl e.,.te
afl.I All Hheep AMI their ineroa-o hddrsss
J :. ] ~. l al.nI- L.Iun \ M
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now entirely Tree from srf0faIl and r.t
never On better health. Hool's str,fpar E.
also cured me ui terrible pal. II la. ..F.
caused by neuralgia ~ thU heart .f..
&. MEDLUCK. orleans. Ind. lanai
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cog. -Ait t irpLAHsuIr m ENGfF-
.''aa husinraa College. Apply At This
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EOK BFNT- HEKBEHT %. REED 4 co.
1 Montana BANK. have al elegant modern
tWelve-room residence. beautiful lawn. two bath
rooms. steam heat partly furnished $50
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NOTICE TO CO-OwNERs-To G. KILN
~ schmidt W. n Heed J. .. Malh. Geo.
ttEel. ". - Richards. oo-owDers. aud n. "a.
1reTi,e. purchaser Of the interest Of 4. Klein
schmidt. w. IS eed. and j. q Walsh their
heirs. assigns executors and administrator.
You are hereby notified that W. your co-own-
ere. Ihos "a MILLER. l. a. Walker and n. H.
langley. have in Acoordar &C with aection 2sla
OF the revised statutes OF the United EtAteS 81
pcndod IN labor and improvements upon the
placer claims designAted a. follows ots 4 and
:, seo q 70 H. mr. W lots ., . = = sec 10. ~ n,
mr. ". J. eaiet opposite kldorado bar, an m
organ al mining district IN this county % Lewis
ant lArke and state o. Montana the snm Of
two hlndred uollars bsing the work required b.
Law Tor the purpose Of holding AMI reuresanting
ald claims Tor tbs years % l-li and ls9l
Now thefefare. be Il knoWn that unlest you
ofch contribute your hare ~ such eaT end 4 -
amuuutinE a. SIS apisce. Tor each above one
sigf ia interest held or clsimsd aud remit the
same 10 tho once 81 Z. n Miller. ~ He'euA
Mont ma In the county % Lewis and lsrke
within ninety days after the service OF this mo-
tico hv puhlicatinr your Interest OF Interests 10
tho aid placer claims viii 10 forfeited, anu ha-
GENE tho property Of the undorsiEne a. pre-
sided b. said section 2gel Of che 1 RIlsd states
statutes. IHus. "a MILLER,
Il II. LANGLEY.
I. A. WALKER
First publication Nov "a Iepl