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Conway, Ark.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-10

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should DO built longer 10 admit ths
tongues. The implement department IL
Just right-i4 feet deep, A shop can be
located NJ ono end, aud the shed can DO
made as long as desired, There IL .
stone pillar under each post No siils,
Cost Of shed, eco for shingles, westbeF'
boarding, nails, etc.
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UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENeARy,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24
FACTS FOR DEMOCRATS.
Some Tin Plate Truths For Free Trade
Fanatics

Some Tin Plate Truths For Free Trade
Fanatics
Look here, you democratic editors
and stump speakers.
A few short years ago you said tin
plate could not be made in this
country.
You ridiculcd every plant that
was established.
You said they were erected for
campaign purposes.
You said it was all 5cing done for
political effect.
You lied about the matter and de-
ceived your reader, sad hearers.
You said tin plate was not then
made and never w@i.ld be made in
this country.
Now what do vs'; think OF it?
There are nov Is tin plate mills
in operation or u .!er construction
in the United s.. ,s:S.
And there a! ',:,rc than So pro-
jectcd.
And now for :. me figures taken
from democrat It ;,cOrds:
The aggreE ;;' output Of the mills
now and soor l.! be in operation is
80, 900 boxes r.v;l per annum.
This mean: aggregate output OF
1850, 900 box III all.
When the ;,.jectcd mills are com.
pleted, the .:l annual output vii
reach G,42O,t:.J boxes, or enough tt
supply the !: :le market.
That, Mr.. Democrat, is a result OF
republican protection.
1t is res;;It achieved in spite OF
democratic ralsehoods and snecrine
predictions Of failure.
1t is a result of lcgislating in the
interest of America and Americans
If there is such a thing as shame ir
the democratic party, it would hang
it's head at the growth Of this infant
industry. Toledo Blade.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24
Good TcInparS,

Butte July lS.-At the second
days session Of the grand lodge Of
Good Templars Of Montana, the sal
ary Of the grand secretary was fixed
at $500 for the ensuing term, and
the bonds Of the grand secretary and
treasurer were fixed at 50, 500 EACH
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: G.. G. r., II.
G. Coy, Anaconda: G. c., w. D. Ben
nett, Sand Coulec: G.. S. J. r., Clara
n. Belchcr, Boulder: G. Secretary,
J. A. Longstaff, Butte; e. Treas, w.
E. Baggs, Stcvensville: p. G. C. T.,
J. r. Faulds, Stcycnsville: G. Chap
lain, Emma Curtis, Butte; G. NJ, S.
d. Houghton, Whitchall; G. g.,
Nora Hunt, Stevensvillc; G. S., G.
a. Douglas, Boulder; G. D. NJ. Isa-
bella Tracy, Anaconda: a. s., Mas
scna Bullard, Helena.
Boulder, Whitehall and Stevens
vile were placed in nomination os
the place of the next meeting. Bould-
cr was selected, and second Wednes-
day in July Of next year as the date.
The session closed this evening with
a banquet and entertainment in
Good Tcmplars hall.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24
RESERVED LANDS.
List Of Lands Selected and Reserved For
State purDOScs.

List Of Lands Selected and Reserved For
State Purposes.
AS there had been SO many inQuir-
les at the land Office and the Office OF
the county clerk in regard to what
lands have been selected by the state
land commissioner, reserved for state
purposes and withdrawn from entry
iu the land Office, the REPUBLICAN
has looked the matter up and is able
to give complete list of such lands.
Our readers should cut it out and
preserve it for reference. The list
is as follows: .....-.m =.
| PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
N If ne ar, W If Sc Or, sec s. Ne ar
NV or, hf Sc or, sec 9. N hi sc Or,
sec 10. Sw or, sec II. e hf Sc or,
c If ne Or, NV or ne ar, ne ar NV or,
sec IS. W hf ne or, W hf Sc or, ne or
sc or, sec II. Sc or, hf ne qr, NV qr
ne or, sec 90. W hf sw qr, sly qrnw
or, sec 2I. T. hf ne or, c If SC ar,
sec %. e and II hf NV or, hf sw
qr, sec 23. S hf sc Or, sec 2G. NV
or, ne or sw or, If sw Or, sec IS.
Ne qr, S hf sc qr, NV ar sc or, sec 29
Ne CIR and sc or Of sec 32. NV or, sec
33. Il hf nc or, sec 3J. NV or ne
ar, sec 35. All in township . north,
range 10 west.
S If sw or, NV or sw Or, If sc or,
sec s. Ne or, S hf NV or, sec 10.
Ne or NV or and lot l sec IS. n If
ne or, SC qr ne qr, nc or SC or, sec IS.
Nc Or NV or, sc qr, II hf sw ar, sec
Il. Sc ar NV qr, hf sw Or, lots '3
and 4, sec 7. S If sw or, sec II. Sc
or, sec l3. Ne g., Sc Or NV Or, Il hf
sw or, sec 49, All in township 8
north, range 10 west.
NV or, W hf nc or, sec 81. NV or,
sec 33. n hf sly or, sec 90. Ne or
sec 30. N hf Sc or, sec 30. All in
township 10 north, range 10 west.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
All Of sections 2S, %, 81, 20, II,
containing G4O acres. f hf sec %.
NV or, sec 30. Sc or, sec lS. e hf
sec 10. Sc or, sec 81. n hr, sec 32.
Ne or, sec Is. Nc qr, sec is. Ne qr
sec 20. n If. sec IL. W hf, sec 81.
All in township 10 north, range 10
west.
!; SCHOOL OF MINES.
S hf ne or, If Sc or, sw or sc or,
} sec l. n hf NV or, n hf sw ar, $ If
ne or. sec IA. S hf SC Or, ne or Sc or,
sc or, sec II. e hf, sec 20. w hf,
W If sc or, sec 81. All Of sec 2S. Il
hi, sec 20, f hf, sec 32. All Of
sec 33, w If sw or, sec 81. w hf
NV or, sec 81. All in township l
north, range 10 west.
NORMAL SCHOOL
T. hf INV or, nc or sW or, lots and
3, sec 80. S hf ne or, Sc qr NV or, chf
sw ur, and lots 2 3 and i, sec 81 N hi
sw qr sec t. n hf NV or, sec 8. All
in township 10 north, range 10 west.
, \ If sc ur, Sc qr SC or, sec 20. Ne
. or ne ar, sec 20. All in township 9
north, range 10 west.
Ne ar Sc or, sw 1r NV or, &c Or,
and lot | in sec .. Sc or Sc or, sec
II. Sw or, sec ~. Ne or ne or, hf
: ne or, sec II. Sc or nv or, Il hf sc
or, sc or Sc qr, sec IA. Sw ar SC qr,
! sec Is. Ne qr nc or, III sc qr, sec
t 23. E hf ne Or, sec 26. Ne ar Sc or,
sec 26 All in township I north,
range 20 west.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Ravalli County, Mont.

,
July Is, 16 and II, 1895.
The Board Of County Commission
crs met as County Board of Equal
ization. Present, Fred Wehr, Jno. L.
Hendricks and Jno. w. Mayhcw,
Commissioners. $685..
The supplemental tax list of the
year 1894 was read, examined and
cqualized as required by law, no in
creases or decreases being noted
therein.
The assessment list for the pre-
sent year as returned to the county
clerk by the assessor was then taken
up and the work Of cqualizing the
same was continued during the ses-
sion.
Upon motion, duly seconded, AS
SCISSOR Nelson was instructed to can
eel the assessments of the following
named persons and to rc-assess them,
U Np pPSillilE W VIZ u lllC
same were incomplete, to-wit:
David Burke, Darby.
T., e. Foyc, Hamilton.
Chas. Miller, Victor. r.
Jos. Tripp, Corvallis.
Richard Burke, Darby. .-.- @.
Michael Burke, Darby.
w. w. Carver, Hamilton.
Mrs. Susannall Rose, Pyritcs.
Sebastian Wagner, Florence
An adjournment was then taken
until Monday: July goth, 1895, at
which time the work Of cqualizing
will be concluded, and the clerk Was
directed to advertise the necessary
call for said adjourned meeting.
Approved, LEW E. WILLIAMS,
Clerk Of Board
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24

makes the improvements required
by the laws Of the United States in
order to prevent the forfeiture Of the
claim, may, within 20 days after the
annual work, file in the Office Of the
county clerk in which such claim is
situated, an affidavit Of his own, or
an affidavit Of the persons who per-
formed such work or made the i'm
provements, showing:
l. The name of the mining claim
and where situated.
2. The number of days work
done, and the character and value Of
the improvements placed thereon.
3. The date Of performing such
work and Of making improvements.
a. At whose instance the work
was done or the improvements made
5. The actual amount paid for
work and improvements, by whom
paid when the same was not done bv
the owner.
Stch atfidayits, or a certified copy
there Of, is prima facie evidence Of
the facts therein stated.
Sec. 1916. The relocation OF an
abandoned lode or placer claim must
be made by sinking new discovery
shaft and fixing new boundaries in
the same manner as If it were an
original location made under this
chapter; or the relocator may sink
the original shaft ten feet deeper, in
which case the decIaratory state
ment must give the depth and
dimensions of the original. discovery
shaft at the date Of said relocation.
In any case, whether the whole or
part of an abandoned claim is taken,
the dcclaratory statement may state
the whole or any part OF the new
location is located as abandoned pro-
perty. If it is not known to the
locator that his location is an aban-
doned claim, then the provisions Of
this section do not apply.
Sec. 1916. Where locator Or
owner Of mining claim has the
boundaries and corners of his claim
established by u United States de-
putty mineral land surveyor and his
claim connected with corner OF the
public or minor surveys or an cstab-
lishcd initial point, and incorporates
into the declaratory statement the
field notes of such survey, and at
tachcs to and files such declaratory
statement, a certificate by the sur.
veyor setting fourth:
i. That said survey was actually
made by him, giving the date there
Of. ..z1- .-.-. =..
2. The name OF the claim and
the locators thereof.
3. That the description incor.
poratcd in the declaratoly statement
is sufficient to identify the claim.
Such survey and certificate be
becomes a part Of the dcclaratory
statement and such dcclaratory
statement is prima facic evidence Of
the facts therein contained.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24

Cincinnati Star: It is the boast
OF Senator Blackburn that he .;can
call $4,000 Kentuckians by name"
Every man Of them answers ''I don't
care if 1 do," but that is when the
genial Joe is standing treat When
he is standing for the United States
senate the answer is mot for Joseph. -
or words to that effect.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24

the public road established at the
June, 1895, session Of the board and
known as the j. D. Watts road.
On motion adjourned.
Approved, LEW E. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of Board.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24
EDITORIAL. MMENT.

A community which is a liberal
patron Of hcalthful and wholesale
out door sports is itself in Il health
full condition, mentally and ply
sicallv. butte Miner.
The Bitter Root train was as hour
late last Friday evening. The edi-
tor of the Northwest Tribune was
aboard, returning from Butte, and
| the weight of brain must have stalled
the bullginc.
The payment Of that one cent to
| make good the shortage in Mr.. Cleve-
lands salary for the past year was
Immediately followed by a decrease
in the gold reserve. These excessive
expenditures should be deferred as
| long as possble.-River Press.
The highest democratic wool price
has SO far failed to reach the lowest
figure recorded under a republican
| administration. This is a fact which
free wool advocates conveniently
overlook when making guarded re-
ference to the wool question.-Rivcr
Press.
The populist papers still keep
pounding away at the republican
party. Good friends, the republican
party is not in power, republican
president did not call a special ses-
sion Of congress to repeal the silver
purchasing clause, d republican Sec
retary Of the treasury did not stump
his own state to help bury silver, q
republican cabinet is not vociferous-
| " shouting ''me too" republican
congressional committee is not ar
ranging trips to educate the people Of
the west in the holiness Of gold mon
omctallism, and a republican adj
mnistration did not turn over the
business Of the United States to
syndicate of money brokers in Eu-
rope. II you are on the fight, why
don't you shoot at the fellows with
in the fort instead of turning your
guns on innocent spectators?
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24

a community which is a liberal
patron Of hcalthful and wholesale
out door sports is itself in Il health
ful condition, mentally and ply
sicallv. butte Miner.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-07-24

Keep this page for reference.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
IAE pRoPAETIoI poNElI.



One OF President iinc7a 'r fi'nii.bf.
stories WIZ, n no
There was a local poHHc.t vcnt So h
iugton TO get an o1lo' tha' 80 all. cal.
awaited his application for O. io lr girCu O.
him. Ia couple OF wrcta BIC came Ilt4
"Wcil, did you got your olteu his
friends nskcd him.
mo- said he
"Did you SEQ President rinconr'
"Nos, OF courscr
"Whni Ola no sayw
"Wel, we wentin and atate.l our GRAND
Tie heard us patiently, and thon said,
"'Gcntcmcn, am sorry have no OHIO.
Tor Mr. X butlf lean give you thnt can
tell you story
"Wo thought best TO hear tho story, and
let him go ON.
"'Ouc1 thoro was a certain Rmetn,
said, who kept an ustroloror % for.. .l
him Of coming events. aud especially TO- ,sl
him Whelhcr % was g' ng TO rain whom he
wanted TO go ON bunting expeditions. Ono
day he had startCdoG for tho f5roat ,olfl "a
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
"MoSNlN', MARS JESUS"
How an Aeronaut was Greeted by
Polite Old Alabama N,pro

How an Aeronaut was Greeted by n
Polite OLD Alabama Negro.
Not long after the war a circus came Do
Montgomery. II was the first circus TINT
had been there In long time, and, says
the Atlanta Constitution, attracted an i'm
menso crowd, especially Of negroes. The
most interesting feature OF tho entertain
ment was tho balloon ascension. The
negroes had never seen any thing OF that
kind, and regarded the spectacle OF a man
sailing up into the clouds very much ma
they would have looked upon Elijah going
up in his chariot OF are Tho balloon snlicd
away eight or ten miles aud camo down "a
field whore some negroes were nlovinn
Terrified at tho spectacle Of a chariot com
ing down from Heaven, thcy verify believed
that the last great day had come, and, ne
membering all their shortcomings, noa
away IN terror at tho approach Of the awful
Judge,
One gray-hoaded and rheumatic old negro
was unable 10 get away, He could follow
the pillow, but he could not run, and the
chariot camo down upon him with terrible
swlftnoss. In that awful moment his whole
life rushed upon him, no thought OF an the
petty sins no had committed aud the ghosts
OF hundred chickons seemed to ilso no ,n
judgment against him. But In that dospcr.
ate emergency his mind did got desert him
and remembering that politencss alwavs
counted with his earthly master, he quiclsly
decided 10 greet tho Lord OF Heaven and
earth In becoming style. As the acronaut
touched the earth and began 70 untanglo
himself from the meshes about his car the
old darlSoy, with an air Of profound ohci
sance, removed tho wool hat from his shin,
pate, bowed low, and said with pious uuc
ton; Mornin', Mars jesus, how you lar
your pain
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
An Ordinance.

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- w.
o,,.,o. w.
Iicn,eo fnr ..n ,,
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shall take an, d, I,co,s, r.. ,
reduction Of one bnndrcd,i,,,.,,.,.,l,,,
made I'll. ci,, c,,n,i $50. III
,i,, COMMUNICATIVE, !,
~ raoni,ol =, N.Y. - ~ ''' ''''''
~, - " Wv P'e'e''''S Se'.'on'
the license shall be granted I'm, ,o n.
censo shall Ia issrol
TIN, o,o ,o,r ,o.,.,t..
e.. - ~, ~ .'' ''' WV ''''"
- va 'o"''' ''' INV
s"'"V V''S' VI business s''a'' pa uniform
J" amount
o.c'ioh = Ihat section 2sd 81 the
s"'u revised ordinance Is merely amend
GU ny strl@'ng out all The words eleven
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
Business Briefs.

SmLons Gear, the Great Cough and
Group Cure, Is for sale 10y as, Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses only zoe.
Children love it, Sold 10y Druggist
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., san
Diego, Cal. says: "Shiloh's Catauh
Remedy is the Grst medicine have
ever found :hat would do me any good -
Price soc Sold by T. J. Wadsworth.
\ cup OF Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the rlorning without pain
or discomfort II il great hca!th
glyer and blood purifier.
Sold by D. Il, Ellington
sIilLoH'S CURE, the great Cough
and Group Cure, is in great demand.
Packet size contains twenty-five dcses
sold only 25c. Children love il.
Sold hy T. j. Wadsworth
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
DO Yn1K,ow

chat on every Wednesday, and
tnlrsl,y th,r, l,l5e' Ogden, Salt
Lake, Provo and other common points
l through tourist OF lm4ily sleeping car
'or Kansas City, Chicago, and
8oston viz the treat Scenic
highway, the Rio Crlnde Western
Railway Both rates are less than half
Il rate charged on FIRST class Pullman
airs, being bu, $500 TO Missouri River
and S4.00 TO Chicago Sleepeis or ex-
'ursions are personals conducted aud
10 change ri cars IL required The Rio
irnnde Western also runs daily, n
through FIRST class or Polman sleeping
mr. to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago.
Fer other particulars Inquire OF agent,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13
An Ordinance.

An ordinance amending sections 29i
207 and POS Of the Revised Ordinances
of Lehi City.
Section l. BE it ordained by the city
council Of Iehi City that the Revised
Ordinances of l.ehi City passed Decem.
Der 10, 1893, be and are hereby amend, d
as follows, to-vit: In Section 294 b.,
striking out the words zone dollar" il,
the third line thereof aud inserting in
lien thereof the words ".yo dollars" and
by striking out the word 1.-TWO" in the
fourth line thereof and inserting in lieu
thereof the word three"
Section =. That section 2gT of said
Revised Ordinances is hereby amen,td
by striking out, in the second and thru
lines thereof, the words "as soon as
practicable after the first day OF June
and before the first day Of July OF each
and every year.
Section 8. That Section 20S Of said
Revised Ordinances is hereby amended
bv striking out in the fist and second
line thereof the following words con Oh
after the first day OF July OF each year"
SEC. 4. Thatall ordinances or parts
Of ordinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take
effect upon its passage,
rassed May IS, 1895
OBEY ELlINGsoN, Mayor,
|, Mosiah Evans, city recorder, for
Lehi City, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a full
(sEALJ true and correct copy OF an
ordinance entitled "An ordi.
nance amending sections POI,
297 and POS OF the Revised
Ordinances Of Lehi City," as
passed by the city council,
May Is, 1895.
MoslAn EVANS, City Recorder
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-06-13

The Il. q, W. Agent at this place will
sell excursion tickets via the ID. & Il. G
10 all Nilsson ri river points, 81. Louis
ana Chicago, on June II, at one fare for
TIM round trip, Those tickets will be
good for return passage up 70 aud IN
Guiding sept. 8, 1875. Remember the
j & r. q is the only line that runs
two daily last trains toall eastern points
in connection with the Rio Grande Yves.
tern ana the only railroad having two
distinct lines from Grenl junction
For further Information call on ticket
agent,