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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
II is cOsting Spain q great

IT is costing Spain great in
men and money to hold on to Gu
ha s120,000.000 and $4,000 men
have been set apart by the Spanish
government to down the rebellion,
which fact has the appearance that
she will not let Cuba go without a
struggle.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
pagtHraga.

will tax 6 twenty FIVE or thifi
horses or cattle to pasture duf1
the present season. Good g1'1
and good water, Terms Sl.00 p
month. No animal taken for ~
than one month. Call and see d
H.. P. BURNES
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

THE census bureau will have
completed It's work by the FIRST OF
lS96. Lot until then e&n we
tell Just what we amounted to five
years ago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SO acre farm "A a3rea in cultivation; ooo3
orchard: 4Iniles west ot CAara!iJsn Ark az
Green Forest roGd, address u. { Hughes, hoi.
1entOt. Ark.
Eighty acres one mile north East OF town 60
acres ia cultivation good mouse barn an3 en-
buildings gooo or1h2ci "oi nt water good land
aud title for terms aaaiE 1T Ills 8tioe
I2O acre farm o. vale laBd - acres In cflt-
yation good house are 0dthuilaitEs, small an
ole orchard, fine BpriuS and splendid earn rOnd
! feet d6ep three miles northeast Of Greer Fof5
est Fer terms apply ~ ths oliGe.
Good farm OF 20 acres '9f sale cheap IN
dwelling, large barn ard other othcr out hUilg
iugs This laru IS on tic 8enYsiile GaG Hnr
liz gton road, niles Ces5 or Berry vile For f1r.
gher particular cali on this office.
FoRSALE: 4 farm three miles west Of Car
! roi ltoa onthc Carrniitoa AID Ereet tCfaSt foai
! SO acres, 10 in cultivation. .6oa 9uI}g oreia-d
good well Of water, fesitience with three fooa}s
and out buildtH9B Ter terznf apply 10 this
Office OF John auGnam Hottentot Ark
4 fine three story ltcl. Rith II rocms and
| bath room with apparat5is. Coed well OF water
] and ktchenhopse, III geW. Three tourths Of
/ an acre of ground Also 800 acres Of Jarm land
! tivation house aud oat-buidiBss coed irrlt
orchard. For terms either address II A /
| Tanner. Green Forest, hrh.
A fine bottom laIm IL tue Usage valley mile,
/ south Of Green Forest $40 ;@res IL tract N
acres in cultivation, nuder coed fence One
! pood residence anG oUt buildings, two tenant
| houses and ont buildings. GOOD fruit orchard
and springs. Situated ol two leading cauTtv
roads, One mile rom school house, chnrc and
post office. In Other Woris three good homes
II one. Good bargain. Gall At this oAiee.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

IT only takes ore leak to sink 6
slip and only one habit to sink 8
man S character.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Obsclbe at once Tor
the TNIaE. REPUBLIC.
SPECIAL GFEEH

Good Only uniil March 3st, 1895,
SoNe two new snbscri bers VII
two dollars and GET Que year ire
Send four new subscri bers vii
four dollars and receive ID
paper two years without cost.
Do you know q good thing vhe
yeu see it? A WORD tc the WIS
sufficient.
Address all ord ors
TIE REPUBLIC,
st. Louis, "
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Assessors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will at
tend othe usual voting places Of Carroll
Co, Arkansas, for the purpose of list.
ing Real and Personal Property per
capita tax Of such persons as are liable
to pay the same for the year 1895. at
the following times and places, to-wit:
Precinct. Place. Time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
CITY BAi7BE2 SHOP.
LEE STACY PRoPRlHpoR.

Work neatly, speedily and sstisfaotorialls done,
West Main Street,
Green Forest srt
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

KeffVNlIIe. From \ npuet TO -
Please come prepared to give the
number OF your school dis rict and q
correct description of your real estate
]. S. SHIPMAN.
This Apr. 20, 1885. Assessor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
,.assxsz's.ss4~--e-sens-r7ssssHr~T

ARKANSAS is fast coming to the
front as 4 potato producing state.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

Always say good word for Ar
kansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
NEWSPAPER LAWS

tfs,,e.rfl,are order 4 5ise6ltiunance ii Of theirpe
l5tiira =, aal fail "a pay arearages the puollsh'
f.rs Iley 8Gf.tinne 10 send them until the aeaaf-
stll,.6F!tsrs refuse or neglect to take thei1
pariodisal from the oaice to Which they are oI-
directed they are responsible until tney rave SET
tied their bill and ordered them ouscohNnaeo.
fjhe courts have decided that refusing To take
aeriedicals from the Office. removing AND 5eay,
~ them unealled for, is pima face evidence oi
Intentional fraud
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
-: DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
4 Secretary of state II B Armistead' I st4,i
Auditor I. b. NILS
Treasurer Eahsoh 1uIlef'
Attorney General u =, Trustworthy.
State Land Commissioner j. +, Rltche
Supt. Pub. Instruction -Jdnlus aofdon
ChinPJustice Supreme Court ; IL CocAflii.
Com. Agriculture W. u. NlncnenAe!Aef .
Nv. f. Hemingway,
Associate Justices 2 : E : h215ss h2tt.s,
IN. f. satdles.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Yames II. Berry iicntonVliie
81 James X. Jones Washington
JUDICIAL.
ynage e S. McDauiel
j Pros Pros. Attorney }. n. N.rilmon,
LEGISLATURE.
cenator W. b. Morton.
- EepTesentatiFe w Nj Brown
'.O''''"' q CoUNTfY oFFICERs.
County Judge j !. Worthiaston +.
" Crcait Clerk Sip Taylor
County Clerk J Eanc4ar.
Treasurer L. J.. Mckonnoa.
Assessor 5. shiisman.
Surveyor Jas buneh.
Coroner Mike GoXey
County Examiner II. p. Barney
I,5@Tax collecting closes April 10.
T5aAssessIeentS Of real est&te hiennlally, anQ
personal property annually.
COURTS.
s7ircuit court convenes lst Mondays in Feb. and
- Aug in Western District, and Srd Mondays
in Feb and Aug in Eastern District
County Conrt-lst Mondays in Jan, April,
July and Oct
Probate Court-Esstern d 3rd Nondaysin Jan,
April, July and Oct Western D 4th Mondays
| in Jan. April, juiy and 0cV.
TOWNSHIP.
justices of the Peace n. Web Webb
LODGES.
! ISREEN FOREST Lopez No 404, f. Il A. ii
~ Meets on Saturdays on or betere the tuIi
moon OF each month. {. Il. GRIM w. III.
~. y SuTT. Sec.
CHURCH SERVICES.
ut e CnuHcH SousH--Serviees every second
Nse and fourth SUNDAY i O'Clock N also
night; Prayer meeting Thursday night. Every
! body Invited
j S. WHITsoN, 2. G.
! M z Church Services first Sunday in
LAO A1a each month. 9. +, EDWARDS Pastor,
| Tynion sunday Schooi s; Sc a. rn.
~ F. o. Butt Supt
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Fe1y-All local advertising is inserted
and char1ad for accordingly until order
I'd out.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

THURSDAY, J6LY Il, 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

- Advertising agents Or stranger, Who desire
Mace an advertisement II this paper must ac-
e5apauy their orders with tile cash
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For the Ladies
Gut Pager Patterns.

The Republic supplies its lady
readers with cut pape, patterns Of
all kinds for ladies, girls, boys and
men All OF seaaonabie garments.
Of Iatests styles, at cost Of
ONLY iOC EACH.
Elsewhere they cost from 25 to
40 cents,
Designs Of new garm c"ts are
published every week in the Eel
public with an order blank for tbe
patterns.
Thousands OF ladies in every
State havo purchased these patterm
during the past year and never
complaint.
They are invaluable and you can
save on these patterns alone every
year many times the price OF th
paper.
Subscribe at once for
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
III hen nit I Dssst9ustsn eiatl0usu ptrO an 8

IN hen nit I be3sidnstsn gtatlDncn iptrb au 9
uaI 1nqe ehalfeu.
@eu9lien MnlblnB inbet man IN Marietta an bic o.
& 81 q. No.. Ia g. IS w. 3. A a. nnb GDIp Mtper
Gnnibriooe an bic W II 81 bftlid NIB petli1 In gep
GpuiersfDspn aIt Bic 49, 6. s. ~ ct 2cuis Gijsnbabu
bfflitb nnb iptfli1 t't eGnal 3pner NIT cer " A a
fiou ,iit btr M d 8. g. unb Der WaneD Gieubabnt
g. 10. 8age, IS. xatlpf,
8. y. ~. M Gnpt Grant.
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sn ber Gommerfrifb d {.
a.. sic MAIDEN reselnldbie Elm G6ldfs
den Dor Gild? ~ o.: Sa, ipifien Sic,
ss qibt fir mid fein fb6neres GriUa-
den, ais bard Oas 2diten Der Iiids
slDde!
Der @abrbeitbie 6 bre.
Der Banter s.. fubr Dor einigen Gpcbet
Der &,lr peseu nod Gms unb febrte Dor
&nrSem 3uriif, I'M in 8esleituns ieiner
Satin an bie See alt geben. sSn Gns
fanb Der pielleitise 6inan5ier @elesens
belt, feline 3eit elmer i,inSen BalIeteuie
pom 4. 'i6en Softbeater 81 mibmen, fir
,pel6e ct maud biibibes Siinn,det
ppferte. Bei fetner Giiffebr entbedte
bie Satin bes ganfiers sufdllig in Der
S6reibtafel ibres Wannes iebr seipiiiens
baft fplgenben Soften einsetrasen: GINS
is. s. 81. per Diperiss 1000 W. -
v9lber sSames, " rief iie i'm b66iten Grabs
miBtrauiid, mas iinb bas bier fit 1000
Marf? .Siebes &ino, antiportets
Der MISUNDERSTANDING @atte, has iin5
Gnuripeien"
= eSn Glepelano brad leBte Wo6e
in benl Ginoeralnl innerlalb "a 5tu1t=
ben lieben mai Seuer ailS uno man
alaubt, oaB Elm gDietpi6t berfu6t ba=
be, Die stnftalt nieoersubrennen.
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natirlid oielen 9efraa idmunSeInO in
Gmpfang Der eiOgenDiIiihe 5inll bllibt
trpboem 1T ieinesl Gauell nidbt beions
oers.
Die 4rbeiten an Der Wailer=gerior=
9una in 6erapgenbudiee MAIDEN raf1e
Tortfdritte balD miro oieFe 6rtid)aft
Elm hottes grun.len= ilno 9D0rantenneb
baber.
Sn giiopaloelt lit oas 8oif erbost
iiber Den 2anoratb, iiber ben Gtatthalz
ter WDri1 uno Den Sanbl1reiber 9lie=
berberger. Gin Der auBerprDentliAsn
2auDsgemsinne ain Is. Gftober bat
oas golf Die gtntrdge oe3 gallorat0es,
fpeSiea Den 8iiitenartifsI. bertnogFen !;
iiber Die besiigliden Gerbaaolun8e1i lat
nun giieoerberger Elm @rotoioa abge=
faBt, lpeidleS ailgemeine 8erilrtbeillag
erFdbrt.
eeSn @r5n bel @pippl (gcrn) iii Gin
benz Qanbiuirtb frieorid Gdiireb aeb6=
renoes, BON 5 Jamilitn belu0AaieS @e=
puuoe GUaPDTa!l!ll.
SIN 55ablifgebauo2 eer netDaniilben
6dreneepi G,pgeets;e g gie. III g9eien
(5t. ejejaaj lut cia Yrano= =Iusbru1
sroBen S6aoen geTiiItet.
gnb oa5 Yipperamt (gerlD bate CUR
Mbtpehsiung ipicoer einlnal Seuerldrnl.
sSn Obesbipp TT bas ber g8ittlpe 0aarie.
0uQelmann uno oeren Spln ,Safob ge=
b0renoe, nit GtroD geOedte Doppei=
baus Gill Wprgen bes Is. Oft. i,ieDer=
gebrannt.
Sn Sruti9en (gelner Gber[ano) lit
bas 9dusatn Der leoisen 8. 3iirtDer an.
Der @poi=galie einoedid)ert woroen.
sn 8riig9 bel Biel iii oas Saus Ser
g8ittme Sober, Gemeiloeihreibers,
nieoer9ebrannt ii Der Streitel bet
Neuenesg (Sern) oa8 Inn Grs. $500
perIi6erte WobngebQuoe be5 gallipar=
tes geneOidt Sliibmann. Ob Sabrldl=|
Ii9feit Ooer 8Ostpilli3teit Die 8rdnoe
oeruriadten, lit ni6t ermittelt.
Die tegten Gage baben an berI6ieoe-
nen Srten siemlib itarfe 5rbfe ge=
braat 3artes @emiiIe unb glulnen
wurOen 9ebOrig vOerbriiDt." Nun,
penn fbon Der Winter nabt, barF man
fib nidt betlasea. Seoo6 ioate por
Gintritt oesielben nod aus9iebig Ge9en
fallen, ionlt bate man in fur3er 3eit|
@alier=Galamitdten, neil Die 8runnen
berlie9en iuiirben ct.
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Sitter Der MnccabGer.

Ser Stats Gommanoeur fGreibi
unS aus 2incoln 9teb., mas fol9t
rNa0ben i0 9egen einen bartndfigcn
9ufen unirer 5nei &inOer obne @rfolo
perfhieoene Mebi5inen benubt, na6te
iD einen geriub nit 9r. Sings Stem
9iscoberD, uno na9 8erflub BON 5lpei
Sagen bate Der 9uiten beioe Ginoer
politdnoig berlaiIen. gBir perben porl
nun an bas Mittel beitGrbig i'm 0auie
balten, oa Die @rfabrung ee3eigt, oaB
es 6ilft, ND anoere Meoisinen untpirf=
fam iinO." llnterSeibnet s. %. Ste
bens, Staats=@om. Q8arum l,i9t ber
8eriu6 nit oieier anerfannt porsiieli=
den, garantirten MeOi3in MAIDEN uno
ii6 gratis cine grobeflai6e bolen Bel
6 T. s. Miller & Sobn, 9(botbefer.
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Gs suirD at,d) 9lr etat t0ut,.

6reoerif Nii0er in Srbing, Sas.,
i6reibt, DAB er ieit man9en Sabren an
elmer i6weren gtierenfrantbeit litt, Die
nit beftigen S6mersen i'm Giifen be-
9leitet mar unO aud Die g8aiIerblale
ni6t uneefdbrli6 affiSirte. st benuBte
perl6ieoene fogenannte gliere1lnebisi=
men, aber obne GrfOlg. 9a probirte
i6 es Dor ungefdbr einem Sabre nit
Gleftric gitters, beripiirte iofort 8eHe=
rung uno bin jebt aebeilt. @leftric
8itters 1T Elm fpesielles Wtittel segen
Nieren= unb 2e6erfranfbeiten uno bilft
man6mal ausenbliflid. Sin 8eriu6
tpirb oas beitattieen. Slai6en gu nur
so Gents sl haben in ben Npotbefen bon
6 s. 6. Miller & Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

Ser ,geubddter" eri1eint jeben Wsitttpod untei
foIoenben SnblrriptiDnspreeu
sFiir Die Ser. 5taatcu uno Ganabo bel Norauss
beaahlnna 2ol
nitro erit i'm 2aufe bes 5abres be3abft ..... 22s
GYfol9t bic Bfsabuiug a1er erIf mad Mblanf ees
s}ugTeS .s,., N.oS
Sir 0euffblanh unb bic 5damcis bel BDrauss
beaobIuta .. 25(
3Benn nod Mblaui eineS 3errtins ein Mbouaent boa
BIatt ut reiufirt reSp mcbr ais sipei Stluutern an
utmt 10 miro Der Sctreiieaoc and r ben foieenoer
Terntin aIS Mbpnuent elHgetragcn.
go lauqe Der Gubierpton3preiS fir oos 8Iatt ned
CANA poer beiipciit anSltelt bari fetu Abonne bas
felbe serneigern.
Entered at the .'ost-0fice at Now Philadelphia,
o.. rs second class matter,
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Demm pie iroitelmDen Morssn=
tte6..

gleid eiHem seidsHtune iber ber Eberfldde Der gro
laserH wirbet Sbr, bepor 9br Gu6 n bic rau6i
fetbte 2uf magt medT bislftbt nit ben asimeu be,
Uialaria DOer Yoss f4msrsbaften stbeilmatismus se
fbmdnse iit gut baran tbuu Gin gBeinslas ooii bon
Spitatsss wsasenbittsrs sunebfasu, I'M Gnd baourd
Dor ben bic @e5nuObeit bsorobtnben atmospbdri1su
GsnpirtnnseH 81 IdbibsH aDeun es i1ufit bageii
ober rssust brau6t oas glttsrs I'm benz @hsnmatis'
mus ober einer gefdbrIben Grfdltung ppr5ubenget.
Dlt brn beieS aaeeaebue naeenifdrfeuoe littel Der
GirIatiDn Hgetbtilte arssnebnIe eDdrme iene tar
teuben nno rs9ulirenbea Giaeui1aften smpfsblsn ss
alru Dsnjsnigen ioslde bic Ebat{ade ansrtnnen bab
Borbeuaen bsiIer Gss 9siieu IT. Dian 8ebrau9e bos
ettttrs segea yerOauungsb @aileuieioeu,
slsrpsnIsiosH MieteHlsiOsn HppTweb uao sdpape
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sort

nit jeoem @iftftoif, ieoer llnreiniateii
aus gurem Slute. Or. pierces Col
den Medical Discovery treibt iie
aus, oann babt ibr flaren 5eint UNI
reines 8lut. Grinb, 6Ie6ten, Gotb=
lauf> GrdBe, geulen, Rarbunfeln, Drii=
fenanidnellungen, .@efdmiire uno G,e=
idmnlite, alle 8lut=, 9aut= uno Gje=
iuebsfranfbeiten, poln einfaden Qlus=
fdlag ooer Slefen Biz gum fdlimnllten
ScrDfel tuerOen bOllitdnoig unb auf Die
ganer babilr1 furirt.
Sur Grdftisuns fdmd6li6er, blaiier,
frattloier Ginber uno gum MnIab ppn
9eiunDem Eleiid fomnt ibm nibts in
Der Mirfung sleid.
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Bon WfOntreal, Canada, trifft Die
Nahri6t Elm, DaB cine bort tpobnenbe
irnge Grau ieit 65 Saeen feline Nab-
rung 81 iib 9enomlnen bat. Sbr Na=
me 1T Srei6nel, unb fam lie nur Shee
ober Waiier III fleitien Quantitdten
Derihluden. Gbglei6 iebr f6ma9, 1T
iie nod auf ben 8einen uno bat iDr
Sal unter ben NerSten bas srDBte Gr=
itaunen mad gerufen.
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GlebelanD, Q0raitl lllto
01eeliltg sc. 90.
SsabrpIan in Strait ieit bem 20. Itai, 1896.
@iebe.ana Sa1nbni ana Tmee bon GiiasasnNeritraBe.
SiloIit0 qebenoe ii e.

3fpiI1en Wbeeltng. Martin's syerrD unb bem 6. g.
& %. gabnbpi in Bridgeport anfen elettriide 9abs
nen.
NlHrAI:cft tnaf,e tAa
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Gleoela,ao & Wiarietta
Giienbabll.
gaoli9 eebenb.

sH araft setreien am H. Utai 1895.
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Netp Oorf batte am Nprabenb bes
Wabltages Elm Millionenfeuer. -Qim
Broaoiuap brannten Geeps 6enlbenfa=
BRIT, Das nod neue @ebduoe Der Wan=
hattan Sabings ganf uno ikebrere an=
oere 0ebdube ab.
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JfHm pru d.

Die 2iebe, last man, maht blinb!
SD alnub', baB bns Elm g8abn III!
Nson lss1t ia am eeliebten &inb
Gft nph iueit mehr, dls brdn It'll
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-12
FORD WAS NOT In 1T
BE Was No Partner In Crime With
King, the Hold-Up.
SO THE MAN IS LIBERATED
williams 10 Given Five Years In the
Pen for His Dealings With Clark
The Comanche and Other
Cases In Court.

The trial OF Albert Ford on the
charge of being implicated with A. e.
King in robbing George Duprey came
to g sudden end in Judge Speer's court
yesterday by a motion of Deputy
County Attorney Booth that the jury
return a verdict of not guilty. There
was no testimony to connect Ford
with the robbery except that he was
found in bed with King few hours
after the robbery. and there was lot
of testimony that Kings room mate
and friend. a man named Harris. dis
appeared shortly after the robbery and
that he had the stolen watch. Duprey.
the complaining witness, was sure that
the second man was Ford, though he
said he did not see Ford and King to-
gether and did not see the man who
robbed him while King was holding
him. Duprey said he was not drunk
as he had only taken about Is or 20
drinks that night. At the conclusion
of Duprey's testimony, Mr.. Booth got
up and said there was a grave doubt
in his mind that Ford was with King
at the time of the robbery. He said IL
had come to his knowledge that Harris
and King had been engaged together
in other crimes and that 1t was more
than likely that Harris was with King
in the robbery of Duprey. Mr.. Booth
had no further testimony to offer and
ne therefore asked that Ford be found
not guilty. which was done and the
defendant discharged.
w. f. Williams, one of the two men
arrested for holding up and robbing
Arthur Clark a few weeks ago, came
into court yesterday morning and
withdrew his plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty to the charge. He
waived time for sentence and Judge
Speer sentenced him to five years In
the penitentiary. William Holland,
other man arrested with Williams. will
be tried next Monday.
A motion to quash the information
against David Mansfield, charged with
murder in the first degree. was filed
yesterday and set for hearing on Sat-
urday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-12

A novelty in the way Of selling stoves
and ranges viii be introduced in Butte
at once by the Wrought Iron Range
company. whose headquarters are In
St. Louis. The ranges of this company
have for many years been famous and
are preferred 10 all others by those
who know their excellence. II is suffi-
Client to say that they received the six
highest awards at the Worlds Column
bian exposition.
The local superintendent is Mr.. ]. II.
Lollar, whose ware rooms are at the
corner OF Front and Arizona streets.
The celebrated Home Comfort steel
ranges VIII be shown 30 the ladies' OF
Butte at their own homes. The ranges
win be taken about the city in wagons
and the ladies will be able to examine
them at their very doors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-12
The Comanche Mining Case.

The Comanche Mining company
filed its separate answer yesterday to
the suit of Adolph Metzstein against
p. A. Largely and others over a fourth
interest in the Comanche mine. The
answer denies that N. ID. Upton had
an interest In the Comanche at the
time the patent was applied for or that
he sold his alleged fourth interest to
IL L. Frank and that the latter sold
IL TO Metzstein. 1t is denied that the
defendants procured the patent by
false and fraudulent representations or
that the patent was issued in violation
of law or ignored the right of Upton.
1t is also denied that at the time the
Comanche Mining company was organ
lied the defendant knew that Upton
had fourth interest in the claim or
that they had notice of 1t when the
property was sold to the company. In
Its Affirmative allegations the answer
OF the company says that the corpora
ton and all of its stock has been pur-
chased by other parties and that none
OF the defendants named, except c. II.
Palmer. now hold or claim any inter-
est in the stock OF the company. The
stock was purchased for more than
100000. and without any knowledge
on the part OF the purchasers that Up
ton or the plaintiff or any other per-
son owned any interest whatever in
the Comanche lode claim. The only
property belonging to the defendants
is the Comanche lode claim and in
purchasing the stock the purchasers
thereof had in view the acquiring of
the title of the claim and had no
knowledge that the plaintiff or any
one else had any interest in the prop
erty. but purchased the stock upon the
faith that the property belonged who'll
ly and entirely to the Comanche Min
ing company In 1850 Upton sold his
fourth interest to one John Collins and
since that date Upton has had no in
terest whatever In the property. On
Aug. 6. 1884. Collins sold the interest
to Largely. and on that day Upton rep
resented TO Largely that Collins was
the owner of the fourth interest and
that II could be purchased for a rea-
sonable sum and by his representa-
tons induced Largely 10 buy II for
himself and Lee Mantle, paying a
large sum of money therefor, half of
which was Nantes money. Prior to
the purchase Largely had already pur-
chased another three-eighths interest
In the claim and held the legal title
OF one-eighth for Monte. After that
the owners were put to great expense
In protecting the title to the ground
against the claims OF Mcnamara and
others. who claimed the ground under
the name OF the Smelter lode. and Up
ton never at any time made any claim
TO an interest in the ground but
acknowledged Largey's titae. The
Comanche was also known as the
Grand Prize lode claim and as such
Upton on Nov. %. 1885. sold a half in
terest IN the ground 10 Largely, and a
fourth interest TO II. Zenor on the
same day. and on Feb. 2s. 1889, sold
the remaining fourth to George II.
Tong. another defendant.
Charles II. Palmer also filed his sep
arate answer denying that he has any
interest in the property except as a
stockholder in the Comanche Mining
company and therefore dlsclaims any
interest in the property.
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Butte Department.

their answer and all there is contained
in II is a denial of leach and every
allegation contained In said complaint"
OF the piafntiffS
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Judgment Confirmed.

In the case OF the Richards &
Schatzlein Paint company against Jo-
seph Weyerhorst. a stipulation was
filed yesterday that judgment should
be entered for the plaintiff but that a
stay OF execution should be granted
until after Feb. Is, 1886.
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Kimball piano, for sale cheap to the
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Notice of Appeal.

The attorneys for the defense in the
case of Mrs. Eliza Barry against the
Western Assurance company yester-
day filed a notice OF appeal to the SUI
preme court from the judgment en-
tered in favor OF the plaintiff and from
the order OF the court overruling a
motion for a new trial.
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The Cash Clothing company's two-bi
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way.