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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27
FAST WORK.

"standard" Subscribers Do Not Have to
Wait Long for their Prixeszi s3 (.
The Standard has broken a good
many records In its time. Another rec
ord was broken yesterday when the
record for fast freight was broken in
bringing the Sights and Scenes OF the
World" to Butte for distribution to the
Standards yearly subscribers.
The books. Weighing three-quarters
OF a ton, were shipped late Saturday
night over the Burlington from Chica-
go. They arrived in Billings at 9:15
o'clock yesterday morning and trans
ferred to the Northern Pacific. Both
the Burlington and Northern Pacific
agreed to rush the books and they ar
rived at Butte at $50 last -eYening, an
incredibly short trip. Truths transfer
got the first load up to the Butte office
OF the Standard at once. and the deliv-
cry of the books began at 6 O'Clock.
The books are splendidly bound and
make a splendid present They are
given free to every person who pays $40
in advance for a years subscription to
the Standard.
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CREECH'S DENIAL.
He and Brown Arrsigned on n Charge o.
Highway Robberx

Joe Creech and Peter Brown were
arraigned before Judge Turner yester-
day on the charge of highway robbery
In holding up f. G. Farley at 6 O'Clock
on the morning of Dec. "a. Both plead
ed not guilty and will be tried Jan. 2
at 2 p m, Their bonds were fixed at
$1,000 each.
Creech denies emphaticaiIy the story
or the hold-up. He accounts for his
presence In the vicinity by saying that
brown, who Is waiter, asked him to
go to South Butte with him about
O'Clock In the morning to see a man
from whom he thought he could get
work. While on the way down the
blizzard came up. and they Concluded
IL was too stormy and when about half
way to South Butte they turned around
and started back to town. All he
knows OF the AFFAIR. Creech says. is that
the policeman came up and arrested
them. took them into a saloon and
searched them.
Miss Creech desires to say that Joe
Creech is not her brother. Her only
brother is Roland Creech. now in south
Africa.
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Butte Department.

know Collins? want to get some
scavenger work done"
Smith went to the door and opened
It and the first thing he saw was a gun
staring him in the face in the hands
OF q tall man. Another man seized him
by the head, placing his hands on his
eyes, The witness thought he recog-
nized Mcdonald in the momentary
glimpse he had and by the sound Of
his voice. He also thought Curran was
one of the men. but was not positive.
During a long REORGANIZATION he
constantly grew more indefinite and
less positive and finally on motion Of
Assistant County Attorney Madison
the defendants were dismissed.
The police still believe the men are
ithe right ones and that Smith was in
undated In some way.
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THE PROSECUTION FELL.
Curran and Mcdonald Turned Loose-The
Police Believe They Are Guilty.

Two OF the men arrested on the sup
position of being highwaymen were
turned loose yesterday afternoon, the
prosecution falling down with its case.
The men were Peter Curran and Jack
Mcdonald, charged by George Smith
with being two of the five highway
men who held him up in his cabin near
the city dump last Friday evening.
Smith identified the long and short
men as two of the robbers and then
pointed out Peter Curran and Jack
Mcdonald as two more. He identified
these men positively. so the police
claim, and IL was expected that he
would be equally positive on the wit
ned stand, but he was not. Smith
said that he had been gambling up
town last Friday evening. A man who
looked like Mcdonald, and who he
thought was Mcdonald. asked him
what his winnings were. He gave no
answer but bought an Inter Mount
ain and walked home. He had been I'm
his cabin about five minutes reading
the paper when he heard a knock at
the door. He inquired who was there
and received the reply: Don't YOU
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HIS VERY BUSY. DAY
Judge Turner Ensrtains n After
Christmas Callers.
THEY OBSERVED THE DAY
These individuals Fought. Drank
Bad Whiskey. Swore. Stole. and
Committed Other Crimes on
the Sacred Occasion,

II q Mohammedan or q Buddhist or
an idol worshipper could have been in
the Butte police court yesterday morn
ing he would have concluded that
Christmas il a failure and that the an
niversary of the proclamation, Peace
on earth. good will to men," doesn't
seem to have any effect in the FORE
most Christian nation OF the world IS
centuries after the death of Christ.
The scene in the police court was in
fact q discouraging one. 1t was a
phase of Christmas which to some ex-
tent neutralized the effect of the happy
home Christmas trees and church en-
tertainments. a~-ter
It was generally remarked that Wed
nesday was the drunkest and noisi-
est Christmas Butte ever had. Only
those who were fighting or were dead
drunk or were raising too great a dis
turbance were arrested and there were
q number of them. ~ E. p
The list of those arraigned before
Justice Turner yesterday morning, as
the police Christmas harvest, included
eight men for fighting. eight for dis
turbance of the peace and disorderly
conduct, seven for drunkenness,s one
for malicious mischief and three for
vagrancy. 1t was a bigger pile than
the police usually gathered up in three
full weeks. Among the fighters were
three men with heads all bound up and
bandaged. One had been cut with a
knife. a second had been hit on the
head with a beer glass and the, third
had been knocked against a stove. All
three had required the services of the
city physician on Christmas day.
For the occasion Judge Turner re-
duced In most cases the fine for drunk
enness from IS to 81. being evidently.
Christmas jags and not chronic drunk
ards. The following disposition was
made of the various cases: -
John Flor, drunkenness, ST. 5r.r,
]. Roberts, drunkenness. 81. so~---..-f
J. Lipps, disturbance, IS. .....
p. Mcdonald, disturbance, IS.
Mike Scott, drunkenness, 81.
John Thomas, fighting, $40.
John Thomas. vagrancy, IS.
Lew Hoffman, fighting, So, svsr - (
John vogene, disorderly conduct set
for Dec. 81.
George Wick, malicious mischief. in
experimenting with a stick of giant
powder, $25.
J. Collins, drunk, 81. '-i''' 80
Mike Finnegan. fighting. IS. '
Pat Murphy, drunk, 81.
John Tigh. fighting, IS. 80
Joe Busch. disturbance. dismissed.
JONI JOt, NO. Il, ulStuTDducc, CO.
John Doe No. 2, disturbance, set for
Dec. 81.
Delgohansen, disturbance, IS.
Dan McGinnis, fighting, S..
Joe Drolet, fighting, dismissed
Two-Bit Billy, vagrancy. S.. '-i
John Smith, fighting. "a hours to
plead.
Thomas Davis, fighting, IS.
Dolly Lee, drunk, 81.
Jennie Doe, disturbance, IS.
II. Devore. vagrancy, IS. t ~ era
w. Kaughman, drunk, 81. Or
That shows the way the anniversary
of the birth of Christ was celebrated by
some of the people of Butte. sr
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"Pheonir" Rising From the Ashes.

IT do proclaim to my countrymen a
merry Xmas. l am not so ungrateful
TO my friends but what / appreciate
their kindness for their Christmas
gifts, too numerous tomention. 1 can as
sure you the words that fall from my
lips come from the heart and not from
the head. Thave sworn of but this drink
don't count here's good health to you
and your friends. may they all live
long and prosper.
1T wish to pay high complimentary TO
the public press. the powerful engine of
the world, in giving me so many fiat
tering notices-free press. free speech.
The Anaconda Standard Office boys
have done nobly by me. inasmuch as
they have treated me like a father;
this brings salt tears to an old soldiers
eyes And last, but not least, to the
fire department for their presents: and
in conclusion. again to all my country
men. a Merry Christmas to you all will
remain fresh In my memory to the end
of my existence. Peace and good will
to all men. To be continued In my
next. have the honor to be your hum
BILE servant,
Capt. J.~C. Shepherd"
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Mr.. JoHNsoN's REPORT.

According to the sodes the County Clerk
Performs q Duty.
In accordance with the provisions of the
new law. c. o. johnson. county clerk and
recorder. has prepared for the state ex-
aminer the following annual statement of
Silver Bow county for the fiscal year
ended Nov. 30:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Nov. 30. 1894. .s461, SIS. 1s
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Attorney william Newton desires TO de-
nv the statement made In yesterdays
Miner that he has skipped out and IL try
ing to evade the officers Il am in Butte
to stay" said Mr.. Newton MY family is
here and certainly shall not desert
them. II the party who sent after me
wants the money 1 owe him. all ne has
to do is TO send me word and 1 viii re-
nit" ffEs hf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27
SUITS ENTERED.
George Tong Brings an Action Against n
Mining COMPANY

George II. Tong yesterday COM
menced an action in the district court
against the Twin City Mining company
for N,556.S1. aggregating the amounts
of eight checks issued on the First Ma
tional bank In payment OF wages due
miners, but on which payment was re-
fused because OF lack OF funds to the
credit OF the company. The claims
were assigned to the plaintiff.
Pat Mullins brought suit against
Mrs. Maggie Roach for $5l495, claimed
TO be due on account
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

When looking for Xmas presents In
gentlemen's wear don't forget the Cash
Clothing company show the largest
assortment and name the lowest
prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

For a good cigar go to Adolph Watz-
STEMS. east of postoffice. Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

The display of Home Comfort Ranges
at corner Front and Arizona street is
grand Telephone a..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

The most exquisite perfumes In plain
and cut glass bottles at Parchen-
D'Acheul Drug Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

Go TO Orton Bros wholesale house
for a strictly hTst-class piano.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27

Assessed valuation of all real and per-
sonal property in the county for the year
1885, s22.613,045; rate of taxation, 81. state
purposes, PA mills: stock inspector and
detective, IL mills; stock indemnity, n
mill; stock bounty. ~ mills. County pur-
poses-General, ~ mills; poor, ~ mills:
road. mill; sinking fund, y mill. School
purposes. Ga mills; school district No. i,
special, Y mill: total. 20ls mills. City of
Walkerville. 6 mills. Delinquent tax list.
including the delinquent lists Of the cities
of Butte and Walkerville for the year
1891, s44.2oS.6S: 1892. s5O,6s5.72: 1898, ST.
1925; 1894. $50. 1850; tax roll of 1895 re-
naming unpaid on Dec. /, sle7, 425.74.
Property belonging to oounty-Poor
farm, the Sh of NWA and ny of SwA
and SWk of NEh and NwA of SEk,
Sec. 20 township north, range west,
value, 100000. improvements on same
$500. Lots 4. 6. 6. z, IL, 13, IA and Is. block
Is. Butte. value s23.l0 improvements on
same, court house. jail. etc, $3.50, 900; one
team horses, wagon and harness, value
$500.
Outstanding warrants and inter-
est NOV. 80 1875 ..................s rs, 40. IS
per cent. bonds ....... ..... 125. oOO. 90
Total outstanding Nov. 30, 1895. $500. 42O. s5
Cash in treasury to pay same. ia 400 "a
Net indebtedness Nov. 80. 1896. 8 So ses. Al
The new law changes the ending of the
fiscal year from March 1 to Dec. 1. and
consequently Mr.. johnson has made two
financial reports to the state this year.
ana the above statement includes Decem-
Der OF last year and January and Febru-
airy OF this year. which had also been
covered by the March statement
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27
THE DAY AFTER

Christmas and its festivities Claus
will We did rushing
higher; prices lower than right here
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27
a strong Pair,

The Standard and Sights and Scene.
OF the World.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-27
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or BUrrk. MONT.
Capital and Undivided fronta
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
General Banking Business Transacted.

Current accounts received from banks. nrms
aud individuals on favorable terms. Buy and
sell exchange on ali principal cines IN the
United states. Europe and China Issue COM
meTclal and foreign letters OF credit available
In all parts Of the word Collections promptly
attended 20.
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}. X. LeysOn
:.
Has a Bargain Table of
Holiday Goods Regardless
of Cost.

Jewel Baskets $3.50. reduced to.......&.oo
Collar and Cuff Casket. s12.6o. re-
duced to ............. .............-.'.'' o.W
Jewel Casket, IS. reduced to........... 800
Trinket Tray. N.75. reduced .......... LIS
Trinket Tray. 81. reduced to........... 70
Quadruple silver-plated Tea Pots.
$780, reduced to ........................e .6o
Quadruple silver-plated Fruit Dish,
IS, reduced to.......... ................. DIV
Quadruple Silver Sugar and Cream
Bowl. 50. reduced to .................. 500
ouadruple Silver Sugar Bowl. $3.50.
D. reduced TO MINIMUM. ............... E.uV
Quadruple Silver Ruby Glass Celery
stand. $3.50. reduced to ............-.. $50
ouadruple Silver Cut Glass @ slery
Stand. $50. reduced to................4.oo
Fancy Novelties and Tablets at less
than half price. We show you bargains
and save you money. and thus give you
Merry Christmas.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We are more than satisfied with the trade in thi
nearly ended but we make a push for more an
offer
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Total outstanding Nov. 30 1895. $500, 40. IS
Cash In treasury to pay same. -. li3. az. "a
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Primary
BatesViIIe District.
], T. Jernigan, ?. Z.

j, F. Jernigan, P, f.
Batesville Sts.-J. B. Stevenson.
Central Ave. -Mission-T W. Fisack.
erly.
Sulphur Rock and New Ark Sta-F
G Sterling.
Sulphur Rock Ct-F. M. Smith.
Jamestown Ot-H, II, Hunt.
Cedar Grove C't--J. g, Parker.
Cushman C't-J, ID, Rutledge.
Oil Trough Mission-R. II. Grissett.
Melbourne CIV. S. Southworth.
La Crosse CT. j, Alexander.
Newberg CIV, Il Bishop,
Inka Mission Geo. wilkinson.
Mountain View CIV. Il. Hall.
Richwoods Mission james Emery
Supply.
Evening Shade CIV, A, Manley.
Salem C't--F. Il. Noe.
Indian Camp CIV, W, Gibson.
Viola Cts, D. Evans.
Calamine C't-~J. r. Armstrong,
Ash Flat Cts W. Register
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19

don't lhink you love each other, be.
cause Gou have not paid my salary,
Your donations are mouldy fruits
and rormy apples, and 'by their
fruits ye shall know them Broth,
ers, am going away to a better
place. | have been called to be
chaplnn of penitentiary. Where
| 60 you cannot come, but l 60 to
prepare a place for you, and may
tht i:5fGhave mercy on your souls,
god bye.n
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19

Whom most needed II Is not usual for
your family physician to be away from
home. Such was tbe experience Of Mr.
j. Y, SchencR, editor Of the Caddo, Ind
Ter, Banner when his little girl two
years Of age was threatened with severe
attack Of Group IIe saysp "My wife in'
sisted that l 20 for the doctor, but aa our
family physicion was ous Of town | pur-
chased bohi6 of Ohamborlain's Cough
Remedy, which relioyed hor immediately,
90 III notS,o without IL IN the future, 20
md oVj bottles for sale by prugglats,
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Estray Notice.

state Of Arkansas Before Hugh SPOTS, j, p,
County of sharp. Lebanon Township.
We, Jno, A, Sanders, l., NJ
Dotson and John Dotson, three citizens OF the
county of sharp and housCholders therein, have
tins day viewed certain mu 10 shown us by Y,
B PEBBLES as nm estrNy, said mule Is o mare
color black, supposed 10 be four yeareQd about
10 hands high, and we do value the said mule to
be worth the sum of thirty dollars,
JOHN DDTSON,
JOHN A. SANDERS,
L, N. DO1SON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the
2Gth day Of Nov, 1905, ,,..l,,, a,,s,,,,,,
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice For Publication -5765

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, Nov. p 1925.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be.made before the County
CLERK of Sharp county at Evening Shade Ark, on
Tan. tth ls96. viz; John a Davis i No
1921 for the NV qr sw qS Sec g ! 10 y Z
West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
aid land viz:
M Garrison of Polk Ark. W T Garrison OF
Polk H Wood Of Polk Jesse Lasiter OF Sidney
Ark
j. j. BEAVERS.
Register
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Il. A. NJ. Notice.
JNo. S. MEDLEY.

A stated meeting of Rural Chapter
No. 50 Royal Arch Masons will be
hesd at masonic Hall in Evening
Sha'ie, Saturday, Dec, 2lst 1898.
The Annual election of officers and
otHer important business will be
atte, ded to.
Jno. B. McCaleb, H. P.
Sam H. Davidson See'y,
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice For Publication --5763

Land Office at Little Rock Ark Nov. 22 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of hls claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of sharp County at Evening Shade Ark. ON
Jan. lth 1896 viz william T Garrison II E No
1861 for the W hlf of NV ar Sec. IL N Il
West
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz:
IN Garrison Of Polk Ark, John Davis OF
Polk Jesse Lasiter Of sidney II j Wood OF
Polk.
J. j. BEAVERS,
Register
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Administrators Sale.

In pursuance of the order of the Sharp Pro
bate court. made at It's November term, A. D.
S95, l, us the administrator of the estate of Mil
liza Meeks deceased, on the 30th day OF Novcm'
Der, 1895, between the hours Of9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
W, G, Meeks farm in sullivan township, Sharp
county, Arkansas, will sell at public auction the
following described properly situate and being
in Sullivan township, Sharp county. Arkansas,
to-wit;
225O pounds seed cotton, 237 bushels corn, |
mare feather beds, IA quilts, clock, trunk,
2 beadsteads, stove, chars, l wash kettle,
gum l side saddle.
TERMS OF SALE.
All articles over s., 90 on IL months credit,
and on all under So 90 cash in hand.
B. +. MEEKs, Administrator
Estate of NJ lila Meeks, decd.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice

Letters of administration in the estate of Millla
Meeks deceased, were granted to the under
signed, dated the 18th day of october 1895, by
Jasper Justus, Clerk Of the Probate court oil
Sharp county. All persons having claims against
aid estate are required to exhibit them, proper
ly authenticated for allowance, to the admins.
traitor, within one year after the date of sald
letters, o they may be precluded from any
benefit in said estate, aud If SAID claims be moi
exhibited within two years from the date Of
said letters. they shall be forever barred and
precluded from any benefit in said estate,
b. +. Meeks, administrator of the estate Of
Millia Meeks, deceased.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice For Publication 5742.

Land onlce, Little Rock Ark, Nov. 10, 1905,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support of his clam, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of SHARP county, at Evening shade, Ark ,
on Dec. 2sth, 1898, Viz; Hiram j. Wood, u, y
No. l6siS for the ca ofn e& Sec, Is, T. 10, NJ
X. 8 ",
lie names the following witne sscs to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz.
]. A. Clifford, Polk, Ark A, NJ. Redlng, Sid
ney Ark j, D Lasiter, Sidney Ark. w + Carl
son, Polk, Ark
j. BEAVERS,
Register
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
ShUck Your Corn.

| have taken the shuck attachment
off my feed mill, and cannot crush
ear corn in the shuck, but will
grind shucked corn IN the ear for
the tenth bushel, or five cents per
bushel cash.
JNo. S. MEDLEY,
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice For Publication -572l

Land Onloe ut Little Rock, Ark, Nov, 0 1895
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention 10
make llhul proof In support OF his claim and
that mid proof win ac made before the County
Dec, u 1900 VlzI Berry II, Couch, II. h No
1904 for the ne ar sw qr Sec, IL I, ls N, X,
West.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
sad land vlzi
puym Jackson, Tom Todd, q, B. Ferguson,
W. W, Shelly, Ill Of Ash Flat Ark,
j j, BEAyERs,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Examination.

Below is list Of names with general
ave:age of the classes examined in
thetschool here two week ago.
Eghty-fve percent Is Roll of
Hos or and nluty per cent special
hor)r
HIGHER,
Charley Metcaif, "a Claud Coger,
81 Will Kerr, 81 Will Turner, IS,
M yrtle Metcalf, S5 Elsie Metcalf 81
Mn'lie Mullen, II Miriam Slayer, 90
Mr. ME Wilson, IS Eva Turner 81
En- Craig, SS,
intermediate.
Esf.S .ace Turner, 95 Sue Craig, 94
g9,islisi ,PgolSaa o8 Willie Stokes. 9C
Geneva Davidson, 90 Aurelia Sha
yer, 90 Sam Craig, So Maud Gard.
ner, 81 Ella Davidson, IS Dorothy
Brown, 90 Horace Pence, IS Melvin
Wilson, Sc Lee Craig, o. Shelby
Justus, So.
Primary
Beaulah Collins, 9O Minnie Cathey,
p Julia Herrn, s5 Clevel Wilson
so Mabel Metcalf. IS Marvin Met
calf, 92 Kay Price, 65 Jim McCaleb,
so Oda Tindel, 80 John Mullen, 40
Martha Mullen, 05.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the following
administrators and guardians have filed their
accounts current for settlement with their re-
spective estates at the August term, 1895 Sharp
probate court to-wt:
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
Calvin Mobley admr. est. Doniel Pucket dec.
Jno' B. McCaleb admr, est. Jno. d, Garner
dec.
NJ, G, Ring Admr. Est. j. N Ring Dec
final settlement.
Jasper Justus Guardn Puckett minors, aunua
settlement,
Jasper Justua Guard'n Webster Puekett, final
settlement.
Hugh SPOTS Guard'n Atlantic Ledlord Non.
Com, annual settlement.
John D Paden adnr John King estate, annu-
al settlement.
G W Shaver admr. estate of VIM. Vaughn
deceased, annual settlement.
And all persons having exceptions to file ana
falling to do SO on or by the 3rd day of the said
August term of this court will be forever barred
from excepting thereto.
JASPER JUsTUs, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Notice For Publication STA

Land Office at Little Rock Ark Nov, % 1895.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
CLERK of Sharp County at Evening shade Ark on
Jan, ith 1896 VIZ; James NJ Garrison II Il No
l7lOs for the sc ar of ar Sec, Is 10 II 8
West
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
sall land, viz.
W 4 Garrion of Polk Ark, John A Davis OF
Polk II j Wood Of Polk Jesse Lasiter Of Sidney
Ark,
j j BEAVERS
Register.
Sharp County record., 1895-12-19
Road Notice.

The undersigned fceholders Of Sharp county
will present ut the Jan, term, 1906, of the Sharj
county court their petition to have a new road
laid out. commencing at sidney on the Sec, lin,
of Sections, 10 and 20, thence north TO Bailey
Bakers incrsccting the Evening Shade and
Thomasylllc road,
"a. HORTON ct, al,
Petitioners,