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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
MEADOW CREEK.

MEADOW CREEK. May 20 Especial
correspondence Thomas Z. Thomp-
son and Blanche Fletcher Rand were
united in marriage Sat. May, 8, at the
NJ. +. Church, Rev. Geo. King officiat-
ing. They have moved to the Double
place just north of the hall.
Arbor Day was observed by the school
with a pleasant program which includ-
ed an appropriate reading OF recitation
by each pupil, songs, and marching
exercise followed by clearing up the
premises, etc. Enough of the tail
feathers O. winter" fell to suggest that
sometimes. "December's as pleasant as
May. However, Arbor Day will lead
to the study Of nature, and a love of it.:
and the program issued by the State
Superintendent of schools this year is
very suggestive and helpful. About a
dozen OF the day school pupils came on
horseback. 'Bright and early, and
every day, seems to be the motto.'
Lenardo Remington who rides five
miles, night and morning, has not
missed a day.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
JGNLilGt,.

JUNCTION, May Il, 1sa5.-ISpecial
Correspondeuce:l-Mr Fred smith.
who has been bothered for some time
with his eyes. left for Butte last Mon
day. where he will undergo treatment.
Mr.. j. NJ. Conway, now of Billings,
Mont. was a junction visitor last Tues
day.
Ore and wood haulers are having a
time OF it. the vet weather keeps the
roads in a d~eplorable condition. The
new grade on the Easton road Will
make a great difference with the ore
haulers. a grade of one foot in sixteen
is being made around two of the worst
hills on the road. The work is being
done by the road supervisor, but the
storms are making slow work of it.
Judge Shuieldt has abandoned work
for the present on the property he re-
Gently leased on Granite gulch.
The Easton mill is running regular
~. crushing about 80 tons OF ore a day.
There are about % men employed in
and about the mill. A new rotor has
just been built. and the masons are
now at work on a new cooling floor.
Placer mining Is not booming as
much as usual. the spring is backward
and most OF the ground is worked on
leases.
Dave O'Brien formerly Of the firm of
Carey and O'Brien of Adobetown. is
visiting in this vicinity. Mr.. O'Brien
is now d resident of the state of Wash
inCtOn.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23

weather flags. They had all the flags
run up at once the other Gay. Henc e
the weather.
d. r. Beck and family moved to Mi s.
soula, where they will reside in the
future. Mr.. Beck has built up quite an
extensive business in the life insuran ce
work. he being the general agent for
Montana of the Bankers Life Insurance
Co.. of Des MOines. la. and as his bus
mess necessitated him to travel a great
deal it was disseminating to be located
here so far from railroad facilities.
Mr.. Beck is an Old timer here and will
be missed in Alder gulch. They have
a host Of frie nds here whose Well wishes
go with them to their new home.
REN.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
NOTICE.
Proposals for building Bridge.

QlDS will be received by the board
II of county commissioners of Madison
county. Montana. on Tuesday, June
=. 1896. for building Il bridge across the
Jefferson river, at Il point about 100
feet below the railroad bridge zeal the
TOWNSHIP of Gaylord. Such proposed
bridge to be a full iron or steel bridge,
in three spans of JIG feet each. the en-
tire bridge to be 34S feet in lengthy
with steel cylinder piers, three feet in
diameter, at ends, with three piles to
the pier, and center piers to be four
feet in diameter with four piles to the
pier. Piers to be Is feet long. Steel
to be used must not be less thar one
quarter of an inch thick throughout
bridge and piers. Roadway to be l6
feet in the clear: floor to be of Montana
red fir four inches thick and s to II
inches wide: floor joists to be of Ore
gOn fir 4 by y inches, with hand, foot,
and hub rails to be of same material.
Bids will also be received for a two
span iron or steel bridge ia feet to the
span.
All bids for building such bridge
must be accompanied by the plans and
specifications therefor. and must also
be accompanied by a deposit of at least
10 per cent. of the amount of such bid,
in cash, Or properly certified check, to
guarantee the fultillment Of such bid,
If accepted: such cash or check to be
returned to the party depositing the
same Immediately upon the rejection Of
the bid by which it was accompanied.
Sealed bids for building such bridge
may be filed with the county clerk of
Madison county, at any time prior to 10
O'Clock a. m. OF June =, 1896: at which
time and date, all bids will be opened
and passed upon by the board. The
board reserving the right to reject any
and all bids.
Done at Virginia City this 2lst day
of April, 1896, by order of the board OF
commissioners of Madison county, Mon
tana.
BARCLAY JONES,
BY H. f. Stetfens, Clerk of said
Deputy. board.
First publication May 8, 1896. I'd
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
Notice to Co-OWuer.

THO Thomas Gillespie, or heirs. assignse~ ",.Y
l. legal repres- natives. you ale nereo, ga
fed that the undersigned L.. q. Enochs, d , (
the owners Of the mining claim h-re} b., 'rf
mentioned has in accordance Witt ne
prOvisi ion of Section 1924 of the revised So III, )
OF the United States, and the acts amenosf ~
thereof, expended IN labor aud irnproyemen'S
the sum of one hundred dollars $500. COY on L, u
Moline quartz lode mining claim. situated, y
ing AMI beirg near the head of the south f. \
of forth fork of Meadow Greek, unOrgan:l"
mining district. Madison county, state If
Montana, the notice OF location whereof is 800
corded In page Az OF book I, records OF NJ -
son county, said sum being the amount reqI =
TO represent and hold said Moline quartz j. -
mining cl aim for the year 1885, according t. "a
provisions OF said section 1924 OF the SAID f." -
ed statutes Of the United States. And If a. 80
expiration OF Ninety days after the service ;
this notice upon on in writing or. by putt g =
ton, you fail or refuse to contribute Your ;
portion of such expenditure as co-ow ner, Il f
your right, title, interest and claim Of in an =,
said Moline quartz lode mining claim wiz e
come the property OF the undersigned co -ow "a =
L. o. ENOCh~.
First publication March 81, 1896. p
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23

irg to withstand such terrible cold.
A,much OF the travelling as possible
Was oore !. me timber, but on the open
piece .uey were left at the mercy Of
tn- wind. After leaving the summit
the party crossed Pike lake and proceed
ed down the passage leading INTO lake
Atlin. At the upper end OF this lake
a party of six Takou Indians We're found
encamped. engaged in hunting and
trapping. Being DESTROYS of some new
mOccaslns the indians stopped here a
day while they were being made.
Hodge and McNelis, realizing what an
impeachment they were to the Indians.
resolved not to wait, but to keep on
travelling and get as far along as they
possibly could before the Indians over
took them again. The out down the
lake was shown them and they started
Off. The next morning the Indians
followed their trail until d point was
reached where they should have turn
ed Off to get into Takish lake. and there
it was seen the two men had gone astray.
Jackson continued on the right trail,
%presuming that the white men. when
they found they were wrong. would
retrace their steps and then fol-
low his tracks. Seventy miles below
the first Indian camp and about fifty
miles above Takish lake another party
OF Takous were found encamped. they
likewise being engaged in hunting and
trapping.
On his way out, and while at Dyea,
jackson met one of the Indians with
whom he camped at Attn lake. He
said that a week after the jackson
Indians had left their camp. Hodge and
McNeiis had returned in an almost
starved condition. They bought and
traded for all the meat they could get.
taking fresh, salted, smoked or any.
thing the Indians wOuld dispose Of.
Upon leaving they SAID they We're going
to Forty Mile ana would follow jack
sons tracks. Since hen not d wore
has been heard from the unfortunate
men. If they succeeded in reaching
the second camp of Indians and remain
ed there during the hard weather, they
are undoubtedly safe, but in the even,
of their getting off the trail and falling
to reach that point there is not one
chance in a million OF their being alive.
knowing what he does OF their being
able to stand fatigue and shift for
themselves, jackson does not believe
they ever reached the second party Of
Indians.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
Notice 70. Publication Of Time Appointed foZ
Proving Will, etc.

CTATE of Montana. unit OF Madison,
Din the district court. In the matter o.
the estate Of Winfield 5. Austin, deceased
Notice tor publication OF time appointed 10.
proving will, etc.
Pursuant to an order of said court, made
on the seventh day OF May 1896, notice IS here-
by gwen. that Monday, The 18th day OF NAY =.
1896. at 10 O'Clock u. III. OF said day, at lbe
court room Of said court. at the Ciiy Of
Virginia, IN the SAID county OF Madison,
has been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will OF SAID Winfield S. Aus
tin deceased. and Tor hearing the applic'-
ton OF Edith p. Austin tor the issuance ! ,
her OF letters ~testamentary when AM
where any person interested may appear
and contest the same. Dated May 7tb, 1886.
THOMAS DUNCAN,
Clerk.
First publication May 8, 1896. 29-3
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
DR.. M~USSiGBROD DYING.
1t is Said He Cannot Survive an Operation
Performed on Him in Berlin.

DR.. Chas. F. Mussigbrod, who was a
resident OF Alder gulch in the early
days, and who, for a number of years,
has been connected with the state asy-
luln, is said to be dying in Berlin, Ger
many.
The news will be received with re-
greet by many persons in Montana, as
DR.. MussigbrUd is widely known in
this state, where he has lived since
1863. For several years his health has
been failing him. and not long ago he
decided to submit to an Ope, alton in
the hope that it would bring relief
from suffering. He settled his bust
ness affairs in Montana, and Aptil 2
left for Berlin. Before leaving here
he told Samuel Schawb, who has known
him intimately for 30 years, that he did
not expect to survive the operation. but
that death was preferable to a life of
suffering, and he intended to risk the
surgeons knife.
At Berlin he went to an eminent spe-
cialist who had treated him before.
This specialist advised him not t sub
nit to the operation. but DR.. Mussig-
brod insisted that it should be done.
The operation was performed at a hos
pital. and DR.. MussigbrOd seemed to
be recovering, when a fever set in that
complicated matters. His condition be-
came very serious. Realizing his con-
dition, he asked to be removed to his
daughters home, as he did not wish to
die in a hospital. That was done. and
his son in Montana was apprlsed OF his
condition.
DR.. Mussigbrod is n of the old
timers of Alder gulch, having reached
Virginia City from Colorado in 1863.
Ever since that time he has been one
of the prominent citizens of the state.
He has lived in Deer Lodge county for
many years. In 1877 he, with Or. A.
H. Mitchell, was awarded the contract
for the care and maintenance of the in
sane OF the state at Warm Springs, a
contract they have v since held.
Dr.. Mussigbrod is 81 years old.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
LOCAL MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
General and Special Invitation to Partici-
pate in Virginia City.

Pursuant to a resolution adopted at d
regular meeting OF Frank Blair Post.
No. 6. G. >. r., a special invitation
Was extended to Company d, NJ. n. g.,
to act as escort. detail a firing squad.
martial music. ETC.. and a general in
vitatiOn to all civic fraternal societies.
civilians, and school children to attend
as a body or otherwise, the celebration
of Memorial day at Virginia City.
After the usual exercises at the court
house the line of march will be taken
up from thence to the cemetery.
Exercise, commence at ii a. NJ. sharp.
II. L. CHILDS, Commander.
Eugene Stark, Q. NJ,
7. p. Cox, Adj't.
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1lasa. Dc made IA sarh n<tEfznenr On 81
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ssaanst each inf sn6 pared af land. Hna
pArT 1saerexls SO delinquent anc with
ne interest ana YeEasSy szssI re cni-
fetsfe1 aS ctter taxes. together with
sacn ac1.rsrnu3 charges or penalties sss
are authorised co ne charged Er1G col
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sfszl nc said Tor the amount 0s sucn
assessment. with interest. rsenAlTy and
COSTA. II the naEu yssr urUE-i6ee hg law
GEORGE r. NEAF~<AM
Cztv Treasurer rf the Cry us Seattle
1iazts ~ 1G< qualifications November 1lth.
ss6.
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CITY TREAEUREKFs NOTICE, City of
6cAfties-Nofice is hereby given that the
1st annual tnEtElimsns of local imprcpe~
yneut ussrrlc. Nc. fiE for the Improve
merit Of Second Street tas waderea ny
Ordinance 400 IN the City Of Seattle
from the South line Of Pike Street 70
Tesler Avenne. under the prrvislons OF
the Improvement u said street hy curb
snr Rnc paving certain portions tharec<,
and providing for fhs payment tssr'efc-
IN trsfH ilmsrtF Ryse egl2 bsishlnc q FUND
for such pc ymeDf by the ievy-ing e@d
collection OF special assessments Usuy
the property benefited by the improve
rnens- and prpvaGtnE TOR fht issaancs o.
hunda as authorized by ar art Of the
legislature ri the STATE ~ Washington
approved March sts1. 5sss. md under the
proved May eth. 1854. amended BY or
dtnarlce No. $40. approved July Illh
1sa has been duty certified 70 me fnr COL
lection and the Respective sEIns Ihsreln
charged and lsrie1 against each pErrss
and lot of hand. and part thereof III
sai9- district. IN payment ~ ouch tr-
stalsmsnr remains ufirsnia. AND the sems.
fFacs ndinE the interest un the whole
amount charged mnrr be sssaa or or be-
fore ias 1Itn dEg 81 Dec6mser. IsaR. Tn
1est payment sf MADE
fffh asy 81 Dsc@rnser. 1885. tbs sam.
fsrsafa become delinquent and shall bear
interest 81 the rate Of kix per cent. per
aurun. until paid. afaa y not psin be-
fore EnsS TINA, q penalty Of five fs1 PER-
s.esr1t stall be added. ard ths sursgs De-
afsfcuert shall he entered or tire annual
tax rrli fer the current year Hxxtnrt
safsf itss and nH~rei pt larsG anG pur-s
thereof go delinquent. and WITH the An
tarsgf an6 penalty shall be collected as
sszhsr taxes. 1ogeLhsr with Eszeh adG5-
7is.rssi rssa~EEs or penalties gE E-e xfs-
tssartzea 10 he oksErEea &fgc collected or
other DELINQUENT tExPs. a71a eacr lot or
marcel tgf land SO Delinquent hflxH bs
rcld fer TIE arnrgsszf ri wncE nssEEsnlsrgt
with interest. Tersa1sv afs0 goa1s IN the
russYgraer JsrpvAaee Try AEw
GEORGE r NEACEAN
g-sEsr Treasurer Of the Tfrr 90 5rztfie
Date pf LIST publication Npvarber 1rk.
1876
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CITY TREASITREEsS Notice. City ~
Sssi1l1ls---1Snflcs fs hereby given thai the
Isl annual 4szEtA flsaerz 81 local 1snryexs-
1isssn1 dissrissf No. los far the IMPROVE
INERT "a Seventh Street, In the City ~
Seattle. from q point IsH feet Norsr IF
The NGTIh lire CT Pike Street 10 Gfssse
street under tie provisions 81 ordinance
We asSs. which provides Ter fhs sra-
prpSeznsut Of said street by construct
aug rssEse sewer xxa.1E The renter 81
ka10 street. tcseIher with Als necessary
xl'snsr.ks wssk. rnarshelss. venfsssscfs
ana flushing tanks, En9 ~ aaTnecxtEE
the same with Tie sztain tntsrSecEirg
sewer now existing III riss INTERSECTION
nf Olive and Seventh Streets anc pro
xt1IAE tor sras payment tasreTpr In an
EtsllrDen1s isne csta alisssinE u fund for
saGh payment hy the lev@sng Esa6 coa-
lec<tun a special assessments uysu1 the
Property hzpasisec By the Improvement.
as authorised by kn Hcs Of the ieEssla-
fuTE % the State az washington an
proved March s4a. 1sss, gme unser tfe
saroSlsions ar ordinance No. Esih. at
proved May 7th. lasA rs xznendef
hT ordinance No. a4sa. frpprpvea
july Tlts. zEs. he's beer dub
Respective SUMS rheresn charged Ena
levied against each paSrcsa and lot IF
land. asla ssarf Ihereax. IN sa4a DISTRICT.
in payment q. sact instaIlxne1ss re-
na5ns unpaid. and the same. tnraudinS
the interest On the whale amount
charged must be paid on or bAsers the
AltE Gay ~ 1|eeeLDtzs. lh8- LEzeSa& yxS-
merit be mace OF such inStE llnaenf ca
before the IT.h aav 0f Derernher
1896. The same shall became delinquent
and shall isra- interest ri tine rufe 90
eight per cent per &rnErn, until paid,
and II not paid hefors said s.xue, q penn
atty Of f1ye Cd per cent. shall ne added
aid the sums delinquent shall be an
tered On The annual Tax ron for the cur
rent year against eash hot an6 parcel
OF land. and part ther8uf SO oHttncuerf
nnd with ths tn.srest and penalry shall
fse collected az other taxes. together
with such additional charges or penal
ties ar Grs authorised 10 he charged nna
COLLECTED on other delinquent TARA snd
each Ion or pAroei Of land 10 delinquent
shall he sole for the amount os such as
Eessmeni. with interest. penalty nae
costs. IL thu manner p-cvfdaa tyY law
GEORGE #. KEACHAN.
Caty Treasurer nf the City OF Seattle
Date o. LIST qualification November nth.
1886
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f-T-ryys SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
.sesa Ia hsrstyv given III accordance with
~. rsrpvissorIs et section us Er-icie XVI
~ fsss rstv charter tH61 examinations
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Ter,lfre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Er4v-
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