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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice to Co-Owner,

ITO Walter Mackay. his heirs or assigns: You
L are hereby s~everally notified that j. A. MUIR
ray. living at Butte City. Silver Bow county,
Montana, your has In accordance
with the provisions Of section 1924 of the revised
Statutes Of the United States expended in work
and improvements upon the Gold Bug quartz
lode mining claim, which Is located in the
RABBIT Mining District In Madison county, Mon
tana. One Hundred [$lOO] dollars, annual rep
resentation for the year ending December 1898.
and you are hereby notified. that unless you,
Waller Mackay, your heirs or assigns, contrib
ute your proportion Of such expenditures. so,
together with the interest and costs within nine
ty days after the complete service OF this notice
by publication. all your right. title and interest,
estate. claim and demand in and to the above
named mining claim will become the property
o:the undersigned, your who has
performed the work and made the required ex-
pendlture.
j. A. MURRAY.
Dated Butte, Montana. Jan. 8, 1896.
First Publication Jan. IS, 1896. l3-lAt
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice to Co-0Wners.

State of Montana lee
County of Madison. &"
7 q Wallfred Larson. your heirs. administers.
J tors and assigns: You are hereby notified
that !, T. A. Grigg grantee OF W. A. Kelly and
Nj. X. Craig. your cO.owner has in accordance
with the provision Of SECTION 1924 Of the Revised
Statute of the United States expended labor
ami Improvements or the Saturday Night.
Quar'z lode mining claim located on the 2snd
day Of October A. u. 1892 and situate in sand
Creek, mining district in the County Of Madi-
son. State of Montana, aforesaid and described
as follows:
Beginning at the discovery shaft, thence
running >25 feet in q westerly direction to the
east center end stake, thence 800 feet southerly
to the southeast corner stake, thence l5W feet
westerly to the south. west corner stake, thence
600 feet nrrfherly to the nOrth-west corner
stake, thence 100 feet easterly to the Dorth-
east corner stake. thence 800 feet southerly to
tue East center end stake. thence 825 feet west
erly to the discovery. the place Of beginning.
The noucs Of location Of Yhieh claim was
died for record in the ONCE 81 re county CLERK
end recorder Of Aadteon county, n6Ntane, On
the ~ DAY ot Novembes. 4. g. iap9, and ~
coso66 u book louz Of ice toeseoas On pa9e
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice for Publication Of Time Appointed for
Proving will, etc.

STATE of Montana. County of Madison. In
John Baptiste faurin, deceased. Notice for
publication OF time appointed for proving VIII,
etc.
Pursuant to an order OF said court. made on
the twenty iouIth day of January g6, rot;ce
is hereby given, that Monday. the seventeen
day. at the court room of said court. AZ the
court house in the city of Virginia. county Of
Madison. State of Montana. has been appointed
as the line and place for proving the will CT
said John Baptlste Laurln deceased. and for
hearing the application of Adeline Leglis lal-
rim for the issuance to her of letters testrH"n-
tary thereon, when and where any person i..tcr-
ested NAV APPEAR and contest the same.
Dated January "a. 1896.
THOMAS DUNCAN.
Clerl,.
First publication Jan %, 1896. IL.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice to Co-0wuers.
State OF Montana,

County of Madison.
FTNo c. p. Hough and j. P. Gordon, their
l. heirs, adminlstI ators. grantees, and
assigns:
You are hereby notified. that we, William
w. Norris and Henry Filing. your co.
owners in the Gem lode mining claim, ave
in accordance with the provisions of Sec
ton 1924 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States, expended one hundred dol
lars in labor and improvements during the
year 1895. upon the Gem lode mining claim,
situated in the Mineral Hill. u~norganlzed
mining district, county of Madison, state
of Montana, which SAID claim and the date
OF location is particularly described in the
notice OF location thereof as recorded at
page 46l OF Book 5, Records OF lode loca-
tions, of Madison county, Montana. in the
office OF the clerk and recorder OF the cOun-
ty of Madison. which said record Is hereby
referred to and made a part hereof for the
purpose OF more accurate description and
identification of said Gem lode claim.
And low you, the said G.. p. Hough and
said j. z. Gordon, cO-owners and reputed
with the undersigned in said Gem
lode claim, your heirs, executors, admins
traitors. grantees and assigns are hereby no.
titled that, if within 90 days from and after
the service OF this notice on you By publica-
ton and within 80 days after the last pub
llcation hereof. as required by law, you fail
or refuse to pay or contribute to the under
signed, their heirs. representatives or as
signs. your just portion of the costs OF an
nual work and labor and improvements
made by us upon said Gem lode claim to
prevent the forfeiture thereof, said portion
amounting to the sum of sixteen and two
thirds dollars, according to the one-siXth
interest OF you. the said c. P. Hough. in
said Gen lode claim. and the sum of twelve
and 5O-lo0 dollars according to the one
eighth interest OF you, the said J. P. Cor
don, in said Gem lode claim, your right and
interest and property, and the right and
property and interest of each OF yOu in and
to said Gem lode claim, will be forfeited.
according to law and become the property
of the undersigned.
HENRY ELLING.
WILLIAM W. MORRIS.
CO-OWners.
Dated at Virginia City, Montana, JAN
uary oath, 1896.
First publication Jan. %, 1896. 1+14t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Notice to Q
State of Montana,

County of Madison
no Jonn Riley and George Stevens L'tephensl:
L their heirs administrator and assigns You
are hereby notified that |. }. Nj. Slegtried, your
IN accordance with the prov iSions of
section 1924 OF the Revised Statutes OF the
United States, have expended one hundred dol
lars IN labor and improvements tor the year
1898 upon each OF the following described quartz
lode mining claims, situated in the Browns
Gulch. uIorganiz-d, mining district, In the
county of Mtdi>On, state of Montana. to-wlt :
upon the ,Lr,stal quartz lode mining aim,
which said dam and the date of location there
of is particularly Described in the notice OF To-
cation thereof as recorded at page 6! of book 5,
records OF lode locations: upon the Alharnbra
quartz lode mining claim, which said claim and
The date oiiocation thereof is particularly de-
scrihed in me notice of location thereof rs re.
corded / at page 81 of book 3. records of lode To-
cations. also upon the Puritan quartz lode min
inS claim. which said claim and the date of the
location thereof Is particularly described in the
notice of the location thereof AS recorded at page
80 of book :, records OF lode locations, all OF
said records being the re cords of lode locations
OF the county OF Madison, and are hereby par
%t.cularly referred to and made a part hereof:
And now you. the said John Riley and the
said George Stevens [Stephensl, and
reputed co-ownels i'll said claims, and your heirs,
executors. administrators, and assigns are here
by notified, that If within go days. after the ex-
piratiOn of this notice by publication. and 80
days after lawful service thereof on you by pub
LEGATION for ninety days, as required by law. you
fail to pay the undersigned. his heirs. represen-
costs Of labor and Improvements for the year
1895, the said amount being the snm Of $25 each
for each Of said three claims, according to the one
fourth interest that yon each have therein, your
and properly of each of you in each Of said
claims viii be forfeited according to law aud be-
come the property OF the nndersiened:
First publication January IS, 1896. ll-l4t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08

$40, Records of Madison County. Montana, the
sum OF one hundred dollars tor the year 1855.
And now you, WaiilrsG Larson reputed cO.Own.
er Ia the $ id claim are hereby notified that il
notice by publication you ia ii TO pay to the I'M
designed your portion of the said years repre-
sentttlon of the sai,i claim being thirty -thre6
and oue-third dollars according t. your real in
tere,t In the said claim, f any yO1 have, the
same wi! be tn. properly of the UNDER
signed rs provided by law.
I. A. GRTGG.
Dated Butte. Montana, January 18th, AID. 1896
First pubic .tioE iaN, Is, 1886. lS-l+t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Registers Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Helena, Montana, January 6,
1896.
A report in duplicate marked exhibits A and
b, having been filed in this Off ce on the I'd day
approved February 26, 1895. entitled IAN act to
provide for the examination and classification OF
and Idaho,' showing the classification of lands
within the land grant limits Tor the indemnity
land grant lin.itsl of the Northern Pacific rail-
road company, made by said commissioners
from December /, 1895 to December II, 1895.
both dates inclusive, as follows:
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Certificate Of Partnership.
State of Montana, J

''a'e' u "on'"oA' l.ss.
County of Madison
We. Charles w. Rank and John 5. Allen of
the City of Virginia, county of Madison, State
Of Montana. do hereby certify that the partner
ship OF G. W. Rank 4 co Ia composed of
Charles w. Rank aud John S. Allen, both resi-
dents OF Virginia City, Montana; said p 'rtner-
ship was formed on the 18th day OF Aug. 1889.
and ever since SAID date has been doing business
under the firm. name and style of G.. w. Rank
& Go. Witness our hands this 10th day of Jan
uary, 1896.
c. w. RANK. Residing at Virginia City
Montana.
JOHN s. ALLEN, Residing at Virginia City
Montana.
State of Montana lss.
County of Madison
On this 18th day of January, in the year 1896,
before me. W. A.. CLARK a notary public IN and
for Madison county. state of Montana, person.
ally appeared Charles W.. Rank and John 8.
Allen, personally known to ne to be the per-
sons who subscribed their names to the torego-
ing certificate OF partnership. who each acknOwl.
edged to me that they executed the same. In
testimony whereof l have heIeuntO set my hand
and affixed my notarial seal the day and year in
this certificate first above written.
!sr11 w. Ac. snA Faeiio
(~ In and for Madison CO., Montana.
First publication January Is, 1895. l3-4t.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08

The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powdee
Soipo56 o. % crest n ksv.
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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
Alias Summons,
State OF Montana !,

COUnCy OF M8UtBO On.
N pol &C court. Of the City Of Virginia. Union
township. Before Arch't .McGown, police
justice and ex-ot1ciO justice OF the peace.
ing business under the arm NAM and style Of
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-02-08
ANDs CLASSIFIED AS MONUMENTAL

Notice Is hereby given IN compliance With the
fifth section Of said act that any person, cOrp0r-
alton or company feeling aggrieved by said elias.
si6cati0n may With in sixty days after the date
Uf the first publication, hereof. file in this Office
of said classification, which protest shall set
forth in concise language the ground OF. objec.
ion OIL land in said protest described where.
upon an order for hearing shall issue.
That portion of the report Of the commission:
open to the examination Of interested parties.
Notice Is further given that by the terms OF
said act OF February g. 1885. ''that ~ to the
test shall have been aled' the clas-
siacation when approved BY the secretary Of the
interior. sneM be cCnsidered dnal. except In
caso Of fraud"
W.E.CUX,
Fisss 7aibpeastoa Jaaaasy II, tses. NJ
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Dated Butte, Montana. Jan. 8, 1896.
First Publication Jan. IS, 1896. l3-l4t
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First Publication Jan. II
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-11

land. Ed has recently completed the
erection Of q c0mmodious and expen.
sive house Just east Of that occupied by
his father and family. Both OF the
gentleman were busy in the field. but
the young ladies Of the house received
us with courtesy and willingly gave us
with the information. we were seeking.
Ed Hofstad lie q thourough reader Of
THE COURIER and keeps we'll posted
on the numerous occurrences through
out the county. We have now visited
every home in Sioux VAlley and a. We
cross the line into
SPHINX TOWNSHIP
The fisrt gentleman we meet 70 r. @.
PaulsOn who owns 80 acres near the
centre OF section SO. He has q beauti-
full grove of bOxelders started and In q
few years will have all the shade and
protection from the wind to be desired.
About this time we observed . very
heavy and threatening cloud rapidly
on we only took time to learn Ut Mrs.
working about 70 acres Of land in Sec
tion 20, with good prospects, for an
abundant harvest this fall, then we
0tO0ICA lOE WIG uOH10 VI - ~ ORAVlS
which was reached after hard pull
over two miles Of very hilly roads, just
as the first warning drops OF the on
coming storm fell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis received US with that open hos
pttality and kindness which makes all
Of their friends and acquaintance 8
love them. Presently the storm broke
In all its furry sending down torrents
OF waiter, flooding everything. To
proceed further this evening was now
utterly out Of the question, and we
we're not sorry either, for worn and
weary from our long days work, the
home like appearance Of our surround
ings was very enjoyable to US. Mr..
this county in 1870. After living in
and near Elkpoint for several years he
purchased his present place where he
has since resided. He has q splendid
orchard OF apple, plum, cherry and
other fruit trees, while Mrs. Davise's
flower beds and roses are simply un-
surpassable for beauty and fragrance.
Friday afternoon We had the pleasure
OF meeting F. l.. GO0drOad, who lives
just north. Mr.. Goodroad is an ener.
getic, prosperous young man who has
about him all the comforts Of q happy
life and family. The roads having
dried sufficiently by two o'clock We
again mounted our wheel and bidding
our friends goodbye, were soon on oul
honeward way which we reached
after an hour and q half Of hard riding
and walking, too. HARRY JOY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-11

LosT-Between Freeman Bros. store
ana Murthas's brick yard Z mans jacket
Win letters and papers II pocket I'd
dressed Matte Ofstehagen. Finder
please return to Freeman Bros. store
and receive reward.
BEN THOMPSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-11

}<l<s4S lkSy4
8 11sax val1sy.
~ slx vAIxY, June 3.-The day
1II DIRK ma threatening and IL
~ sxpectatcn 81 soon getting
u oolRh dtenching thst 70 again
= our wheel md hastened 70 the
4 M whsre ~ left "a work last
hi tie bright sun soon dis
the lowsring clouds, = we'll -
80 anxiety, md III nature was soon
g. Hing brighter than ever. ~ We
roas aloag, beautifil green fields Of
80 and whess waved In graceful bill
Iows @ ~ sides, while large fields Of
1endid corn, III incher o. more high,
1ntasrsd gently In the refreshing
Icrtherly bfeese which had sprung up.
lfost az the corn fields had been culti-
vasod once, and now being gone
through the second time. Here and
theFo = aeId 81 rye, all headed out and
iuet o. tho point Of giving up Its beauti-
auI dnrd green shade for the golden
yelIo1 d the ripening harvest, met
so0f delighted gaze.
AZ o'clock We were cAnvaseing with
Girl Nelson, an old settler and ener-
sRetic fAr1mer living on the northeast
quarter Of section 81. He, like many
other FARMERS u this region. was break
ine N part Of his meadow land and
pfeperin4 70 sow mtllet to take the
spanco IL hAy. He hrs been very lucky,
having lost only three CROPS in the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-11
l have rented w. III. Lawtot1's

Notice.
On June 9th and 23d cheap round
trip tickets will be sold to all points
south, east and west, good for II days,
stOp0vers, etc. F. l. CUMMINs, Agt.
First pnbiieatton May %, 1896.
rics
Of Applicatien Tor Letters Of Aaminis.
trstion.
STATE Of South Dakota, County OF Union.
In county court within and for said county
In the matter Of tho esexte Of Alfred Sargent
Deceased.
NOSice y hereby given that Jennie Sarxens
has fIod with the clerk OF this court petitiOn.
pfayingfOr letters Of administration Of the esfafe
Alfred Hargont. deceased. and that Friday, the
tWelfth day q June, 1895, Is 10 O'Clock A,
H.. Of aid day, being day Of regular term Of
house In the city Of Elk Point In the county Of
Union, stats aforesaid, has been Get for hearin0
said petition, when and whore any person M.
tefoG&ed may appear and show cause why aaid
petition should nOs be granted.
Dated Maya 1875.
F.W. SMYTHR,
(s.AL Judge.
BY Truman Ames, Deputy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-11


plants, which indicated the tidiness Of
the h0usekeeper. David Oberg was
getting ready to 20 to town with q load
Of grain when arrived at his Rlace.
p. e. Ericsson, Fred Larson and Andrew
Lindbl0m are more Of our old settlers
Of 80. Andrew Zettequist IL putting
up coy frame house. The main Hst
10 10 by IL with l2-fo0t posts. It has a
IL" 10 by 30 feet. Lars Larson is an
industrious farmer who owns;and works
$50 acres. Charles Wallin WAS not At
homo, but found Albert ROseback do
ing his evening chores. At q. East
mans stopped for supper, after which
We all went to tho McConyille school
house, where IN open air entertainment
was to b given, the event being the
closing Of the years school work. A
large crowd had assembled, but on ac-
count Of an approaching storm the pro-
gram was postponed for one week
till Saturday, June 6.
During the early part Of the night
the rain fell almost necessarily. 81
times coming down Ii torrents, But
with the bright sun and hard south
wind by noon the roads, except IN the
valleys, were In q fair condition for
travelling. At / o'clock mounted my
wheel With the determination Of reach
Ing Elkpoint that day. Only . few
places were dilacult TO cross until /
reached Richland, where . lake Of
water spread before me, with no WAY to
reach the other side and at the same
time keep dry. So Dotted my shoes,
shouldered nv wheel and crossed. i
reached ElkpQtnt iuat n time 70 take
aht.ltar fr0rA an0th0r North hf,aIrA
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
I}ROW.,.

Providence T. l.. Jan. l9.-Baseball practice for
the new men began Wednesday. with Fred Ten
nev 's4. as coach. Only thirteen candidates ap-
pcared The old players Of the team will not 10
10 work until a month later
The prospects for the track and fed team are
AT present rather brighter. Seventy-hve men are
trying for places the team. They are training
regularly four days In the week. The running
track around Lincoln Field Is being repaired and
improved.
Everett Colby. assistant manager OF the baseball
team resigned last week. and b. 5. Watson ~,
was elected TO succeed him
The late Rev. :. Dryden Phelps n. D.. Of New
Haven, Brown alumnus. left sl,Vo 10 his alma
mater 10 found a scholarship.
The Philosophical Club he'd its third regular
meeting on Monday evening. Professor Delabarre
presided The subject for discussion was "The
History and Field OF Psychological! Experiment"
Papers were read b. s. c. Edwards and Sade
The Volunteer Mission Band held regular meet
ing on Monday. G. Adams. 81; c. w. Park and
& T. Vinton go spoke The Character and Fu-
ture Of India's Inhabitants"
The Y NJ. C. 4. Bible Study Committee has start
cd four voluntary Bible classes In charge OF leaders
OF Christian work In the college.
The Hammer and TOngs Society has announced
thai n play has been written which VIII be present
ed by students in the Providence Opera House
The PM beta Kappa Society held its annual ban
es were given by President Andrews. Or. Reuben
S Guild librarian emeritus; the Rev, ii. s. Bur
rage of Portland, Me, and Arnold Il. Chase, d.
Sc Valley Falls. X. l.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
SYRACUSE.

Syracuse y. Y. Jan. 1.-THE som-annua meet
ing OF the Board Of Trustees OF the University was
held in the Library Bulllng last Tuesday The
change In the curriculum, whereby most Of the soph
omore work Is made elective, caused some discus
sion but was finally approved II was also voted TO
make the university OF the cooperating col
leees In the School OF Classical Languages. a,
Athens
Upon the recommendation OF the chancellor II
vas voted 10 add 81 term to the Incidental fees OF
ali students the amount thus raised To be used Tor
athletic PURPOSES II r. expected That this VIII give
great impetus TO the athletic work OF the college.
"I Gave OF absence has been granted to Professor
" II Mace from April !. is'j. TO september D. ls3
mat he may 70 TO Jena 10 continue hts study OF
history -,, ,
Professor Eugene IIaanel has also received leave
~ absence from April to September ~. 1896 during
which time he will travel In Germany for the pur-
ros. of studying the methods and apparatus there
used in th- teaching OF physics. He VIII also visit
his daughter Miss Florence Ilaanel who Is studying
painting in Paris under the university scholarship
granted her last June
on Thursday evening the young women OF Gamma
PM Beta entertained their alumni and friends In tne
civ with musical and literary programme, after
which refreshments were served
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
LEIIiGIf.

South Bethlehem, Penn, Jan. 19--Arranger;ents
are now under way for an annual football game
with tho University of Virginia, TO be played one
year in Charlottesville and the following year in
South Bethlehem.
II is expected that this term set Of rules will be
drawn UP with Lafayette to govern the status of
the men who compete in the games between the two
colleges. At present there no rules to govern
the contests. and last fall great deal of d!ssas-
faction was caused among Lehigh men on account
Of the makeup Of part CT the Lafayette team.
The college assembly dances have been organized
for the winter, and will be held at the Eagle Hotel
on January 81. February n and February 49,
The young ladies of the Bcthehems entertained
several of the college men in the university gym
nasum on Friday evening, at a leap year dance.
President Johnson, of the junior class has ap-
pointed committees, which are at work arranging
FOR their class supper and for the Junior German.
\ memorial service for the late Lewis Davenport,
who was drowned at his home in Baltimore during
the holidays held in Christmas Hall on Sunday
evening. Or. Drown and several members or the
senior class spoke.
The Architectural Department sent by request to
the Academy of Fine Arts. Philadelphia. a coliec-
month.
a descriptva pamphlet of the department Of ne
chanicai engineering. under the direction OF Pro-
fcssor j. T. Klein has just been issued which gives
IN detail the facilities for studying this subject at
the university ami the methods OF instruction.
\ memorial service held by the Iehigh Uni
versity Christian Association last Sunday evening
for Senior Lewis B. Davenport, of the department
of civil engineering who was drowned while skat
ing az his nome In Baltimore in the vacation;
Bishop Rulison. Of the diocese Of Central Penn
syYania preached in the college chapel last sunday
morning.
President Drown delivered two lectures to the
ard biological analysis OF water anc OF the relation
OF drinking water 10 disease.