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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

N! ac'R:, ao :, Of ID ave iea.ehod
cHs"'s' s9. %arssf s 'sdSi q Jenui6s Sn
rsesni Harry to James Mcclenshan ct al
trustees. ETC. Nos $40 and 6@s East 6th-st. .oooo
H.cSInser jc:cph and Bertha to Kate nau'h No amo
Hdih ptf' sisie "a Jacob RUPERT
Hofwrz " WiiliSm. To- jack Fsn;o. esh-s'. 800
'une gs IN ,s S1s o, ams,erdamay" years $500
MAY Leopold and Esther. simon cohn NO is' ,ooo
MAJ a'G iS 81 70 philip ko,ioys,y end Rarset
Levy Allen 81. 100 . OF Stanton ~ 90 6a75
Nasaeq 9dse to A,,.@ earra' %. f @' No
Rore's Aice C. to John Il Metzler rev Val s.o
enrine-sye. 20 It Of i79th at, n'talments $50
Farrell John to John II M.,zler new vslNn- ,o,o
s1' Anna ass f. e's TO aa. s 'I M nan
ana IS block II, map proper's Of pofe Lyons 1000
SAN. y ye same lot: * and s. to ,oo
Go s,i 5SAr Frank ". and another to Henry
kiugh 10, iGi. map Lott O Hunt estate van sno
Ha Nss.' cornelius zslh 70 william N C'ruk.henk
TSs2e1 M i c. TO o. Louis Wilton No
vG Gls wss i ,S 10 i ycar icnb, 5c st.
i2i II " OF 9TH ave. leasehold demand SoV"
sar. Aar' az 70 n@s, %r Sears. 5000
:, Lawrence ave. - IT ~ MANSION ST. " - 40,
psy,s. LA. to Henry = schwab i2oh-s' S'' 90
4 " u TN ave instaiments .;,.;'..'..;;cc.s.' "o
Kr13s Anna. % Bovrry Savings Bank HUH nc oo,
:, a., n = sh ave Z years ..............., 2N""
A.chc 81 kac6ci and Henry $ to Marin Marlin. Ray;
; Clinton-aye. SOS II OF Lebanon st. ,oo
sc isn.f Leopold and Irving Bachrach Rob
ert onenoa'" ""f'' ..................... 2s,5OO
MendeIowfz Israel to Leo Klein. No II Conn- ,,oo
well, st. MAST n,a''" 10 Ncwbue savings Bank. 40
2is East 10th a.. = years -, ~
HehoT. Adele Rozena Kraus hrooN ave- .ooo
~ Of 3 ''"VV
Kornabrens Henry and carrie. To Frsedeilche
Hoeger ; $ I0st-s. 1886 It 81 Amsterdam % 600
uSek 0,So v and WheImne TO THE Guaran-
too ard Trust Company, Nestch"Fter fN'i- n ooo
road-st ~ II 6 ~ linton ave- y'ar -'-
I.ese Louis. the Mutual LIE lhsu ,on :,
rany of New aorN' 'e............... 5000
Herman George \. TO u G West II -" - = ma
o. 9th ave years 49,. 49, ~
80, -, for <c az man " ClaremOnt yenr.... oooV
lew Io1s j. to Thomas q flell, eheVu.o'.
etc n Stanton-st p2G II OF ChFys'I'-S'' % 900
Fensnr, william and Joseph rostein 90 Harris
Mandeibaum and another. No 2i- 70 40 "i"' ~ 600
u.h , a 10 Frederick Meyer. 18th - oo
81 2is4 n Of % ave 3 years i-
Dillon IIonora and Patrick J, 10 me Ems,amn a
Industrial Savings Institution "v'hs' io"'' r 100
pean,e,,, 81 sor@h TO Anna N Aeby. execurix, etc
SIS citn-st 100 II " OF 1~Hinston-a'e' eas' 1000
russo. od, Ag gshs to springfield brewing COMPANY
81 West Virginia. No 2s1 Broome-s'' secures : 800
notes r,:,. 70 george Wiidung o
Avsnue a asI n OF s0th-si years .i,r ,,,,; IL"
Hooker Mary O. 70 nnion D ~ s,hsve years 1000
croshan Luke 10 Th1mss t yonns ST. years 2soo
oDonnsl Joseph p 10 NINA i-sb. months q 500
e,,a p. ~ Charles Van Ripper Pros .ooo
pect-av. - II of i3"h-s'. Fe'' '''''''
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mould be restored when the business Of the
.arnauy warranted 1t. The reductions were to
,ss extent OF 20 per cent on salaries IN excess
:, $4,000. and 10 per cent on all salaries ana
wages less than that amount partial res'ora-
,,on has been made as OF July J. le9o TO the
.y,ent Of one-half of the respective reductions,
sna assurances given that the remainder VIII
anu -a on January l. 1899. 1t may be
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Allen st, Nos is, and 1877. Cox rresusr Philip ga ,oo
rdS%Hs, 'pS RH Az Ski 70 ks f.' MS to
Charles Fe,seh and Annie l"i ,ct =; o, i1ioo io0'
Broos ave t,. =, % .d.. tds,,bar 12loo
b' ss. ave to R6;.a no R5sus quit aa. claim 200
Ki rsr 's M..r to E q 4, b % s'
i TaHa % 2s1,ss 'R Henry KlHsh to Robert 400
ssh st; :, IL; II " Of i.t.ave 95xioo5; Ma
18th S'a q IN 10 East so cS5s baaabs Life
,s. q. Ss sew 81 N,. to ASis h SrSSr
ls .s May - rsp 81 ;' ~ s'fS
II Map. Ss s H@'f Henry NAP PsnR and
s,s to k' 10 Ha IL East 2s1sss juu. Max
7s Nsn' S1 e + 4 Fas $3.50 oscar Richard
Same f"spa Alss Ei% ss,5
$ s,6S T. " Of 9Th ave- isx-xi46xose;
Edward Beit.ns Mary E Fitzpatrick = o.,
Columbia aTa St No H. 9ox4ss; Leo Klein 10 Israel
ssi hesae'G"' :. 100 It Yves. End sss
nsI,"ii inom's ''''," Exchange
;sss} g.s,. Nome!
sos aoes': isss Of sd-av.. lss1pst Mary
,a Epy:. 'S 10 Hs"G Es. pl ssaoo Anti.
s R,.ssr,9s M.4 ast to Sas. s SelsF'
18th 81 Noe 60 and 6s East. 5pxlOoll: Thomas &,
Dwyer and wife to Frederick @ Potter 80
2s,h.s, :. 100 y T :, T. papt''..." 1900
sth-ays ~ Ss ioo'n a. 1'N $3.50
Samuel a. " S. part lot pa, map East Ire Ire
mont 25xls3 Frederick De Lorenzo 70 FLO ,
De Lorenzo, y part =, DIV
colunba-- 275 " n Of Rvington-st Zox
ion. Tohn T,Ihr- and wife - Pincus 1owenfed 40
pr sso sns are \, It Of i;o,hs 2oo.ioo
Charles Van Ripsr and wife 70 Peleg Z smith: ~"
SGD st, No 225 West, 25x0o5: w b Everitt ana E,
gfa - RAJ
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fto,h-st. n s. fnn II . Of Boulevard. Tor four FIVE
story brick Gath)uses. 2ixs1.s and ioxss; Nc
owners: Xeviie Z hasss arcn.cts -, o5oct
Tsbuu, ave. 913g y ~ lstth-st, for
81, story frene dwelling house. 2oy4&: Jesse W
Smith. ~ No ~ Fast 1924 owner: William
Guggoz. ~ No 2S05 Bathgate-ave architect. 400
Webster-avs. Welsh st. for a one
rory brick stable. sn.iixiO1. " Boyd. owne-,
William GugrnlZ. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sJct
Poplar ri. =. ~ n Of Main 81. for
story and attic frame dwelling house, 20r35;
Mrs Ellen Seward. owner. r J Miller OF no
s41s 81 ave. architect. 25o(
ALTERATIONS.
Eprroor-st f. 100 n = Of Elliott Place. 20
two-story frame dwelling house. West End
sJih Il owner: Richard Davis. arcnsct.. $500
iOh 81. No 3gl West, n seven story brick Of
Nee building u Schmidt. q No 1913 West
o.
soth ST. No East 10 four-.tpry brick AMI
stone dwelling house; & Hoehn q premises.
owner 4 Minraih archlieS,. ..'.... 5000
+3d 81 No 32f tn 800 West. 10 four fye-story
brick tenement-t ousss: william FSgei Of fio-
boksn. cwner l. rngrch architect ......... %.
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Couarlrrrship Noiiees

opartnership Aoilefs.
40 Wall St. y. Y: oct: O. lsssSo
THE FIRM or MATTHEWS. BEAN W"
Bankers and Brokers, Is ihis day d'ssplvef 20
sent. ~
40 Wall St. y. =. Oct lsbs,
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, nave thls oa!
w ,o, n copartnership under the hrm name ~ ta
a, rIIExVs GRANGE & CO.. With oihces al -
Wall ST. ~ J. '' WILBUR X. MATHEWS,
Member n Y. stock Exchange
WILLIAM GRANGE.
Correspohae'.s TtIrV's MILLER & CO.. .,
a., Chestnut ST. Fhiladeph'''
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Pu-.,. No 81 to 81. fo5 s~c ,1 sir H nsiSN
i,t,,.r. 4 Ha,rrsn OF No 23T Fast b BOO
carsr. Torenburgsr strauh o; No l22 BOW"
,,s,b. NJ sol 70 Dps Wet. for ~: sk-stgy
brck fathouss. Attn stores S.,i% ~ ou We;
lam Wagner % 10 i2S broil"aS n.ni,.c,,
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ilMl[[ETL SIT ElM[RGo
fnrs1losurf Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ n Now York samue! Greenbaum ard Nathan
s,r,us a. trustees plaintiffs. against Jeanne Taylor
Ct al. defendants. ..-.... -, ,,rooios,r. ana .ar.
a edo and entered Il the above entitled action oes-
~ las the ,;h DAY Of August iSN. l. tfe nncefsgei,
,hs re,sree In said Judgment paln'1 VIII fel az p1p.o
srcon a, the New York Real Estate sales oonl 30 III
,,oadyav I'm the Borough - Manhattan IN me 't arc
fovnv N New York. the oh d,' = o.''ner le> AZ
~ -.yock noon that day, by Peter = Meyer aucon1
mo nremsss directed by said judgment 20 be sold and
An s,t certain o'. piece or parcel OF lArd. si.S
AZ - - to,ng IN thc Fifteenth Ward the CT 81
Nanrs Yorx and bounded and described "a follows: To-
arni,g p. n port the roEsheFy SIDE OF Washirs-1
feet ana two inches wesi,Sy
~, tho northwestery corner ~ Greene street ed
running thence northwlrdiy paralseI
nearly So ana part a. the dstancS
,.rough marty wall. hundred feet; tnence Nes,-
ardv nsrailel with Washington Place twenty-hye teet
"a 80 Inches thence s0uhwardy. parallel Niih Greene
Sweet or nearly So and part ~ TIE distance through
ono HUNDRED feet the SAID n0riherly side OF
Place and thence eas~artN. along me sad
side OF Washington Pla,. i%cniynye feet and
70, inches 10 the point pace - beginning, being the
,~amises now known Nunnor - cwenty-hNcJ Last
Washington Place. ,eoo
ba'eu ~" ~ JOHN =. McCAULEY Jr.
HAVE GRErNBAUN g. IHasHfiELD, Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, -.
No itI Broadway. Borough NJ Manhattan New York
TIC following Is diagram q tire property
in the foregoing notice of SAFE:
~. 25 East Washington Pace. !
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4 pvERTlsENENTs ard subscriptions tor The Tribune
"A received AT Uptown Osncs. No. o42 Broadway
"a door north Q, 2isst., until o'clock advertise
rnents the following branch oces at regular
ornce rate. until o'clock =. NJ. Viz; 2E shave. 8 O.
cor c,d-st; iS2 9th ave l2'h Mays 6th-avA
and ia,h-s, it2 Columbus ave- nea: West Goth q.
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State n. New York County Of New YORK ss' Ut. psrson
s'T W McW,.ter Mls President and c W. fa n,ns
- rta plaza Bank. a Bank located ara n~lns
, ns,os y, 10 7s9 FIFTH Avenue. In the NV -
YorE IN said County being duly sworn, eogn de aeon
nany,rr the same true and correct IN an S,r,bsr
~ h,s knowledge ard belief ana me.
~, Mai no usual business u said BANK mas p -,
say ,hh " ,Dc",ior reoulred hy the banking law "nhp
acted NJ W. 500, erd no, elsewhere: and thar me
obove report il made compliance with an on.cs nstnc
aD.r cro,, the Superintendent NJ Banks nesRnanss
,So oo,h dov Of September 1895, as Inc dhy on WIN"
snch Report shall he made. ,. ,,,,,, r,r..s.n,
G W PARSON. Cashier ..
eeversllv subscribed and sworn 10 ny op'h "-f'''
the 9Th day ot oc'ooe'' 1000 2 IL COOK.
Notary Public.
New York County.
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fieal Gstafe for GnIc-- Rrophlnu.

INoR sALE.-Flatrish. Brooklyn. $500 $1,000;
strictly hstcsss to late houses restricted neigh
born5oi. lots. 'oyco assessments paid Examine 81
GIS OCEAN Ave- near Ave. Also houses corner Ave.
y ara +, 18Th - nest yslre IN t1ty. ACkERsON.
Builder @ti5 church Ave.. Fiatbush re.ephone s5A
Flahush
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financial nlretlnas.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY coMPANY, ,eoo
No 1875 Broadway, New York, October ON, lSes',
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the sharehold-
ers Of the Manhattan Railway COMPANY VII be hed
NJ he Companys Office No. l85 Broadway, Mammalian
borough New York city. On Wednesday. November "'''
1928 AT IL o. clock noon. - - 4. he
elected and three Inspectors Of Election. - o..A..
Tho transfer books Will he closed on saturday oct.per
sth AT u o'clock and re1pened on Thursday no
vennber lO.h, at 30 o'clock A.. " --.,.-,
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Two pleasant Five day trips from Sew York Oct. 10
% including Hot.ls and all s25 Railroad
THOs COOI< SOA. 21i & I:g3 1y,ny. v. =.
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NO MORE FIGURES IN
Election Returns Did Not Come
Forth Yesterday.
TWOHUNDRED MOREvOTeS
These VIII Only Eject IN Increase OF
Decrease In the Msjorlties for the
Democrats-The Democrats VIII
Have the Best Of Them

Sc far as returns of Tuesdays election
for publication are concerned. none
were received yesterday. The returns
from all Of the precincts are In. how
ever, and lie sealed with the seal and
signatures OF the judges Of election In
the Office of County Clerk and Record
err Martin. where they will remain until
county commissioners will meet as a
board of canvassers on Nov. IL. next
Thursday. 1t will probably require
more than one day to canvass the vote
OF the county, and the official results
will likely be not made public until
Saturday morning.
As stated in yesterday mornings
Standard. there are now only ga more
votes to be heard from. allowing that
all the registered vote is cast. which Is
sure not to be the case. II Is safe to
say that not more than 200 votes more
than the number already published Will
be returned. That number. even
though they were each and every one
cast for the fusion ticket. would not af-
feet the result In the slightest. The
votes yet to be heard from, however.
VIII not all go 10 the FUSION TICKET, nor
yet will half Of them go to that X
The democrats will get at least So per
cent. Of them and more perhaps. Pho
neer. a democratic stronghold. Is still to
be heard from. There are so voters reg
istered there. All the information that
has been received from there. unau-
thentic, II is true. Is to the effect that
the democrats defeated the fusionists
by a ratio of two to one. This is shown
by the vote cast for Judge Pemberton
and Judge Brantly, which stood 46 for
the former and % for the latter. 1t is
also known that Martin Martin for
county clerk and recorder received 46
votes. II Is therefore safe to va that
Ryan. Martins opponent, received only
%. The balance OF the democratic
ticket will doubtless run in the same
proportion.
The successful candidates who were
elected last Tuesday are already being
besieged by applicants for d~eputyships.
The sheriff has at his disposal the office
OF u,.der sheriff and four deputies. The
county clerk has the appointment Of
three deputies and the county attorney
enc. The other officers also have a
clerkship to give out. Some Of the ap-
plicants for the places are already be-
ginning to bring their guns to bear. and
during the next month there will be
yards and yards of petitions presented.
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At THE CHURCHES.

Presbyterian church-Services at IL
a. m. and 1880 y. m; morning subject,
What Presbyterianism Stands For"
evening theme. Our Duty to the Pris-
oner:" preaching by Rev. F.. II. Gle
land, residence at $40 West Park ave-
nue.: Sunday school at 1875 p. m;
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. M;
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at s o'clock. The music of the church
is under the direction of Miss Macdou-
gal and Mrs. MacMeekin.
At the Baptist church, corner of
Fifth and Locust-Preaching at IL a.
m. subject. "A Charge Against the
Church, Sunday school at 3 y. M;
Christian Endeavor at Z p. m: preach
ing at s p. m, subject. stored Good
ness" prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Clarence Bardon
Thursday afternoon, residence S04 East
Fifth street.
Scandinavian Lutheran services in
the scandinavian church at 3 o'clock
this afternoon: Sunday school at 1880.
Tn. Rodsater. pastor.
The subject for the NJ. f. pulpit
Sabbath morning will be. rs the
Christian Religion the Ultimate One?
In the evening the pastor Will preach
the last of his sermons on the text
used for a number of Sabbath even
ings. The following Sabbath he is ex-
pecting to begin a course of six lee
lures to young men. There will be a
prayer meeting held Wednesday night.
The rest of the evening meetings will
give way to the annual fair. held dur
ing the entire week. The Junior league
meets Friday at $3.50. Glass meeting
Sunday at 10 a. m; Sunday school at
l2:15: Epworth league social meeting
SUNDAY evening at $3.50 in lecture
room. The prelude in the morning will
be on THE DISCIPLINE" in the evening
Il will he on The Revival Number of
the Epworth Herald"
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When in Butte lunch at Sherman's.
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in the following real estate
transfers were filed for record yester-
day in the Office OF the county clerk
and recorder:
Anaconda Copper Mining company to
Joseph Lalonde, lots rs and 10, I'm block
6, Northern addition to the city OF Ana
conda; consideration $50.
United States patent to Lucy Bra
ford. the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter. section 2S. township
10 north of range s west, comprising
40 acres.
United States patent to Henry Harr-
son to the north one-half of the south
east quarter. the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter and the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter
OF section 10. township IL north OF range
IL west.
The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany to Thomas j. Wales. the east hpif
OF section 3. township IL north of range
- west. comprising 320.17 acres; onsid
Grafton s720.3s.
m Northern Pacific Railroad ccm-
pany to Henry Harrison. the west half
OF section 1, township ~ north OF range
IL west, comprising 800 acres; consid-
GRAFTON $500.
Quong Chaw Lee to Edward Coulson.
lot 3. I'm block ,. town of Bald Butte;
consideration $50.
&. A. Beaton to w. ID. Glenn. the
Henrietta placer claim, situated in
Georgetown district: consideration 81.
Mary A. Burkett and +. N. Notestein
tn Mrs. M. +. sherman. so feet OF he
west ends Of lots IL n IL. i'm block is.
city OF Deer Lodge, together with build
ings: consideration $3.50.
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The condition of ]. X. Boarman. the
well known attorney, who Is n
ously III OF pneumonia at his home on
Maple street, has beer improved
slightly during the past few days. but
last evening II was again reported
hat he Is growing worse.
Another victim Of pneumonia, and
the latest case reported. is Charles
Chambers. brother OF James Cham
beers.
Mrs. II. +. McDaniels. who has been
confined to her bed for the past three
weeks. a sufferer from pneumonia. Is
considerable improved.
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Notice.
1t Is hereby ordered that q special and
extra session of the board of county COM
missioners Of Deer Lodge county. state of
Montana. is hereby called and appointed
to meet on Thursday. Nov. II, A. d.. 1898.
at the ONCE of the county clerk of said
county at the court house I'm the city OF
Anaconda, and to continue in session two
days. IL necessary. to transact the follow
ing business. to-wit:
First-To canvass the returns and de-
clare the result OF the election held Nov.
s. 1898.
second-To determine and fix the
amount of the bonds OF the county and
township officers elected at said election.
Third-To pay contingent expenses re-
lating to the poor.
Fourth-To do any act or thing neces-
sary to be lone relating to the building
of the court house and Jail.
A. NJ. WALKER.
T. c. DAVIDSON.
County Commissioners.
State OF Montana, County OF Deer Lodge,
IS. once of County Clerk, Anaconda.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
of the foregoing order. a special and ex-
ira session OF the board of county COM
missioners of said county has been called
and will be held at the office Of the coun-
~ clerk at the court house In the city OF
Anaconda, on Thursday, Nov. IL. 1sss. and
to hold a two-days' session. IL necessary.
to transact the business specified In the
foregoing order.
Witness my hand and seal Of said coun-
ty this 18th day Of November. 1855.
Iseal.l NJ. MARTIN.
County Clerk.
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DEATH or THOMAS MAHoNlY.
Victim Of the Dread Disease. Pneu-
mOnia-

Victim of the Dread Disease, Pneu-
The death of Thomas Mahoney &C.
CURED yesterday morning at III O'Clock.
The cause of death was pneumonia
Mr.. Mahoney had been i'll but a com
paratively short time. and while death
was not unexpected, IL came as a o
to the family.
Mr.. Mahoney was n resident OF salt
Lake and was In Anaconda on a visit
to his son. T.. +. Mahoney Of West
Park avenue. at whose home he died.
Mr.. Mahoney was born In Ireland rs
years ago Inc anne to this country at
the age OF 6 years. He engaged In
the leather business I'm Boston until
1850, when he came to Salt Lake. He
leaves four SOM and one daughter.
One Of his sons. Jerry. left Anaconda
with Company X and Is now I'm Ma
Mia. He Is a quartermaster sergeant.
Another son. John. resided In Anacon-
da up to a short time ago. He Is now
a student In Barne Medical college at
st. Louis. The third son. w. p. is
the auditor of the Continental OIL
company at Salt Lake. while his
fourth son. Thomas F.. Is in the real
estate business in Anaconda. His
daughter. Alice. Is a school teacher in
this city's public schools. The ar
rangements for the funeral Will be an
nounced later.
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In the district court of the Third Judi
cial district of the state of Montana.
I'm and for Deer Lodge county.
In the matter OF the estate OF Spencer
Johnson. deceased.
Notice II hereby given that Monday.
the 2ist day OF November. A. ID. 1885. at
$50 O'Clock a. m. of said day. and In
the court room of said court. at the
court house in the city OF Anaconda.
county of Deer Lodge and state of Non
tana. rave been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will OF said
deceased. Spencer Johnson. and for hear
ing the application of Helen ]. Johnson
for the issuance to her. jointly with
James l. Goodwin. n he will accept. Of
letters testamentsry thereon.
witness my hand and seal Of said court
this the 7th day Of November. 1885.
sseal) f. J. CoRCoRAN, Clerk.
BY ID. II. Morony. Deputy.
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Mineral Locations.

Notices of the following mineral loca-
tions have been filed for record IN the
Office of the county clerk n re-
corder:
Aladdin's Lamp. in an unorganized
district. by Edward Il. Warren, Richard
G. Hopper and f. W. Mallery.
The Aurora. in American gulch, by
Alfred E. Eige and Edward Coulson.
The White Horse. I'm American gulch.
by Alfred +. Elge and Edward Coul-
SON..
One hundred and sixty inches of the
waters of American gulch by Alfred
Elge and Edward Coulson.
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Case Of Second Degree Assault Against
VIM. O'Brien VIII Be Tried To-Morrow.

Case Of Second Degree Assault Against
VIM. O'Brien VIII BE Tried Tomorrow.
william O'Brien was brought up te-
fore Judge Williams yesterday for pre-
liminary examination IN a charge OF
assault in the second degree. The case,
upon motion of the prosecuting attor-
ney. was continued until Monday.
O'Brien. II will be remembered. is
the fellow who got into a fight with
Harry Miller in Powells saloon en-
Lower Main street. two weeks ego.
about a dice game. and in the scuhie
Miller's leg was broken. Miller was 'e-
moved to the hospital and O'Brien dis
appeared, but was afterwards onn
by Chief Of Police White in a cabin I'm
the southern part of the city. He was
arrested and arraigned. He pleaded
not guilty and his preliminary rxami-
nation was set for yesterday. Miller Is
not yet able TO leave the hospital. n
as he Is the states principal witness,
the case was. upon motion Of the state.
continued until tomorrow.
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Notice To Contractors.

Bids for the digging and filling of
about 10. 1000 feet of ditch for water pipe
will be received at Anaconda Copper
Mining company. Water Works depart
ment. up to 10 a. m. Tuesday, Nov. Is.
Specifications a be had at company's
office. East Commercial avenue. Com
pany reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
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Mining statistics.

John Egerton. cashier Of the United
States assay Office at Helena, Mont.
was in Portland yesterday. He Is
gathering statistics of gold production
for the director of the mint. and has
been assigned to the states of oregon
and Utah. He has already visited
Eastern Oregon. and II now on his
way to the mines OF the southern part
Of the state.-Portland Oregonian-
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prises. which are realised by clever ac-
tors who have what the French call
wit I'm action" so that the right
things sale seem to be spontaneous
and not put In for the occasion
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The Deer Lodge County Teachers In
stitute will be held at the High school
building. Anaconda. Nov. It-lT.
Examinations for teachers certificates
will be held at my once in the Shields
building Nov. Is and u.
ANNA oUIGLEY.
ro,,tx SuDarfntsndan Of Schools.
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