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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

ogden. Jan l9.-Tuesday Miss May
/. Wheelwright and Mr. John p Wah-
lin were united IN bonds Of matrmony
az the home Of the brides parents No
$50 Goth street, Bishop John Watson
officiating. The bride was dressed In 2
beautiful gown Of blue henrietta with
silk trimmings and wore brides roses
while the groom wore conventional
black Miss Emma Lindstrom acted as
bridesmaid, and Mr. James Adams as
best man. The home was very prettil,
decorated with flowers and potte,
plants. The bride is a very popula
young lady the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wheelwtght The groom is
very highly respected young man, In
the employ OF the Becker Brewing com
pany. After the ceremony the wedding
party retired % the dining room. where
a sumptuous wedding supper was
served. and an evening Of much pleas
ure was spent IN music vocal and IN
strumental. Those present We're. VI
and Mrs Joseph Wheelwright. Mr. and
Mrs Carl Wahin Mr.. and Mrs Jane,
Adams. Mr. and Mrs David Smith. Mr.
and Mrs Solomon Wheelwright. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Todd Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Bachman, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gun
bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Greece. Mr.
and Mrs Otto Kelter. Mesdames Thls.
Wheelright Elizabeth Barry Caroline
D1n'in Sarah Narney, C, Williams.
Misses Lola Sclman, Jane Whelr. Lizzie
Todd. Nettie Whcclwright Frankie
Myers. Gertrude Myers, Emma and
Annie Furges0n. Laura Wheelwrlght.
Vivian Barney, Daisle WheelwrIght.
and c. williams; Messrs Thomas and
Bert Cunningham. Lund, Kennel. Wah-
I'm. Chris. and Bert Narney and Geo.
Mr.. and Mss. Wahin will
make their home In ogden
Wednesday evening a very enjoyable
musical reception WAS given by Mrs.
Ralph Plum Hunter and Miss Winni-
fred Stuart, assisted by Mesdames G..
W. Perkins, Dan Ensign and Laura
Nice Of ogden. and Mr.. Wayne Girls
valid Hemphill Of Salt Lake. also a
quintette Of mandolin and guitar. at
the new and handsomely decorated stu
do OF Miss Stuart. 400 Oath street
About two hundred guests par.
tlcipated In the festivities % the
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Mrs. G. /. Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Causten
Browne, Jr., Mr., and Mrs. Lew A.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Druehl. Mr.. and Mrs
w. u. Donnel. Mrs. G, L, Richards,
Mrs. John +. Woodward, Mrs r. c.
Woodruff Miss sharp, Miss lvers Miss
Keith. Miss Judge, Miss Nye, MISS
Kimball Miss Katz, Miss Edna Shsr-
man. Miss sherman. Miss Young Miss
Jasmine Young Miss Eskridge. Miss
McGrath Miss Zane, Miss Williams,
MIR. Noble Mr. George j, Gibson. Mr..
J. $. Crltchlow. Mr.. Westervelt, Mr..
Lyon. Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. w. n. Sherman,
Mr. Eskridge. Mr.. Porter Mr.. +, G..
Schramm. MIR Cunningham Mr.. Fow-
Ter, Mr.. KATE, DR.. 5. X. Park.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Park celebrated
their wedding anniversary on Thursday
night with a delightful card-party at
their residence on south Main street
The score cards were In the form OF
picture frames IN burnt leather, and
the tallies corresponded with the scores.
The first ladies prize was won by Mrs
Elbridge Thomas. the second by Mrs
Annie Adams. Mr.. Max Smith won
the first gentleman's prize and Mr.
AsnltA. OF Denver StN"lH' Inc butaNa
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbrldge Thomas, Mrs,
Mccullough. Miss Lowe, Miss Keisel
Miss Gle, Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida
Hnnauer. Miss Weller Miss Barnes.
Miss AIN. Miss Adams. Messrs. Arthur
I. Thomas Jr., Lawrence. Sh0up Hansen.
Wolf Geo. Lawrence Max Smith, Shaw
Of Denver, Ashley, Max Hanauer.
on Wednesday night Miss Junletta
Miller and Daniel W Phelau. foreman
Of the Germana Smelter, were married.
and a reception was given at the home
Of James A. Luke, $50 south Second
West stree After the ceremony a
sumptuous supper was served. and the
young couple received the cOngrdtull-
lions OF their guests. The rooms We're
prettily decorated and the AFFAIR was a
most pleasant one Mr. and Mrs Phc-
Ian leave tomorrow for a trip TO Cali
foruia and Mexico and on their return
viii reside OF Murray.
Mt and Mrs. Chas. Read entertained
az dinner al the Alta club on Monday
evening la honor OF Miss Blanche Nc
lntosh. The table was decorated with
dayhreak carnations and was laid In
The red dining room. The guests were
Miss Mcintosh judge and Mrs. e. c.
Goodwin. Dr. and Mrs S Hughes, Miss
Read, pr. H. Moore Lindsay.
on Tuesday the marriage OF Mrs.
Daisy senter Walker and Or. +
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congenlal The affair viii take place
al Cnristensens' hall The following
committee will have charge c, l.. Ber-
~. Henry Coulam. Zeno Barnes, DR.,
Il NJ. Keysor and II. ;. Anderson.
on Friday last Mr.. c. w. DansIe was
the recipient Of a very pleasant and
successful surprise party given by
Mr.. A. W. Woodbury. and W. G., Weay-
er. at S3l west. First North, Those
present were. Mr. G.. w Dansie. Miss
Irene MagInness. Mr.. a. W. Woodbury.,
Miss Eliza Henderson, Mr. W. G.
Weaver Miss owen Starlight, Mr.. Har-
old Goff, Miss Florence Adams Mr..
Robert Wilson, Miss Alton Paul Mir
Nicholas Henderson. Miss Winnie
Groo. Mr.. Henry Henderson, Miss Jes-
sic Coon, Mr.. Willie Oliver. Miss Annie
Williamson. MIR. Joseph Walters, Mis-
Jennie smith. Miss Nellie Coon. Miss
Laura Woodbury.. Miss Rachel Lewis
and Miss Elizabeth Henderson. Games
were INDUCED In until nearly midnight,
when dainty refreshments were served,
followed by more games, after which
the party closed.
D. V Ahblllf AHlhialu AlhlIl anu
Miss Eva Anglin OF Grosebeck Texas,
are visiting Mrs. J. r. Donohue and
Messrs. Samuel and William Mcintyre
OF this city for a few days While here
they viii take In the great Mammoth
mine at Tntic,
Mrs. W. c. Hall entertained az lunch
con on Thursday In honor OF Mrs l.. c..
Trent The table was eXquisltely dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses and
maidenhair ferns. and covers were laid
for twelve. The guests were Mrs
Trent. Mrs. G.. g. Goodwin. Mrs. Varan.
Mrs Lyon. Mrs. Mclean. Mrs. Bowers
Mrs Rachel Miller Mrs. Ansley Miss
Leo Trent. Miss McCloud
Mrs. Rachel Miller entertained az din.
ner last night IN honor OF Mrs Trent,
about fifteen being present Those
present besides the guest OF honor and
family were Mr.. George Riser and Mr..
Scott Wells.
Miss NettIe Bernhard Of Mercur and |
Henry NJ Crowther Of this cIty We're
married az St Marks church on
Wednesday. Dean Eddy officiating. A. |
ter the ceremony the party repaired 10 |
the home Of the brides sister where a |
repast was served
The bride Is we'll and popularity /
known IN Mercur and the groom is an !
expert mining engineer formerly Of |
Capt De Lamar's stan.
The Uniysrav Of Utah has Issued
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Bascom took place In Chicago, the
ceremony being performed at The Grace
Episcopal church 40 high noon. 4 Wed
ding breakfast was served afterWard nc
the home " the brides brother MT
scnter In the afternoon Dr. and Mrs.
Bascom left for Baltimore, Pittsbuig
and Washington. and on January Slst
win leave for a three months trip 10
Europe.
The Opal club met on TUESDAY eNt-
ming at the Ladies Literary club house
FOR the regular bimonthy social a
large number. including several vsI-
tors. were present, TO enjoy cards an'
dancing. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Through a mIsun-
Outstanding the announcement has beer
made that the second Of the opal club
series OF dancing parties would be given
on Friday evening, January 20. '-Eere'
as Tuesday evening January %, Is the
date selected. The same plan viii be
followed az that which vas carried out
for the first party. no invitations beinc
issued but each member being allotted
three tickets to dispose among friends
Experience with this plan has shown Il
70 be an excellent one. Insurinr an at
tendance both sufficiently large and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Montpelier bank, has large live stock
interests and Is down for the conyen-
ton.
Miss Ella stckney, who has been
visiting her mother at Santaquln, has
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Brlce have
gone TO California for a short visit,
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. James entertain
at dinner on Thursday.
W. II. Krtzer of Michigan Is visiting
friends In the city.
Mrs. W. w. Ritter viii spend the next
six weeks In California,
Mrs. May Farlow leaves shortly for a
visit to San Francisco.
On Wednesday morning Miss Edith
Jones Of this city and Miles Parrish OF
Mountaluhome, Idaho, We're married by
Rev. Clarence +. Brown at the parson-
age.
Mrs. NJ Kirkpatrick and the Misses
Kirkpatrick leave tomorrow for Japan.
Mrs. c. II. Nelson OF ogden was the
guest Of Mrs +, NJ. Miller during the
week.
Miss Cameron Leonard leaves today
for California where she will spend the
next six weeks visiting with friends
Mr.. Hugh Dougall will leave next
week for Pittsburg 10 study music
under Prof Mehan, Of the Pittsburg
conservatory. He will be absent a
year.
Mr.. Vivlen McCune left on Wednes-
day for Mexico,
Mrs +. V. McCune gave a boX-party
at the Grand on Wednesday night. her
guests being Mrs Groesbeck, Mrs a.
W. McCune. Mrs Ward, Mrs, Richard
Young.
The Sewing club met on Thursday
with Miss Hardness.
MIR. r. Anderson the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Anderson. Is in California
on a short visit
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invitations 90 o. dancing party az Chris
tensens on Friday evening, January
2,th The chaper0ns are. Mrs W A..
Neldep. Mrs. a W. McCune. Jr.. Mrs.
T. A Vincent Mrs j. r. Kingsbury
Mrs. r.. ". MrCune. Mrs Henry Sadler.
Mrs Ferguson and Mrs W. " Ritter
Commlttet-M Louis Neidcn, Mabel
Harkar Florence Groasbe.k, Emma
Carter. Robert GlendInning Walter
Romncy h. lie Roy Sanders James
sadier
The officers aDd teachers Of the
Twentieth ward SUNDAY school gave
Mr. Chus SAMSON tae eK-secretary o.
last evening "a Tue home Of Mrs, 4. g..
BuXeu 0u Fourth sire
The evening wac spent very pleasant
ly with games ana the guests also en-
l.Fel am Informal musical program
that was rendered.
Several speeches were made and Mr.
SAMSON was presented with q hand
samrly bound copy of Articles Of Faith
by the association. in which he has act
cd as secretary Tor many years.
The young people Of he Twentieth
ward association have invitations out
flr dancing party 20 De- given on
Thurdly night next. Jan. 2ith.
As there is no dancing hall In the
Twentieth ward, the Eight enth ward
hJu has been secured for he occasion.
The following comprise the committee
who have the affair in hand Misses
Margie Young. Josie Howard, lnga
Hansen. ana Mtssrs. Louis II. Wells,
Tred Brain and Clarence Neslen.
The performances at the salt Lake
theator and the new Grand this week
have been the occasion Of large num-
Der o. box parties Among those who
We're nresent al the Grand on Monday
night We're Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick
and with them Mr. and Mrs A. II Bird,
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Mrs Woodruff. Mrs. Keyes, Mrs.
Woodruff, Mrs. Maitland, Mrs.
Hardness. Mrs. Eddy. Miss An
derson. Miss Crawford. Miss Woodward.
Miss Thorn. Miss Read, Miss Zane, Miss
KImball, Miss shoup, Miss Mason, aud
the Misses Hanauer
Mrs r c. Weber and Miss Webber
entertained at delightful cardiparty
on Thursday night In honor Of Mr. and
Mrs Jay Taryin Harris. The rooms
Were decorated In pink and green, roses
carnations aud smiIaX being used The
prizes in the contest were won by Mrs
Babc0ck Mr. Nolan. Mrs Woodruff and
Mr.. Walter f. Druehl
The guests present 10 meet Mr.. and
Msr Harris were. Col. and Mrs
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Babcook
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Franken. Mr. and
Mrs. @ L. Nye. Lieut. and Mrs Bald
win, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Terry, Mr. and
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The above halftone Is from a photo
graph showing a portion Of the Interior
OF the Keith residence on east South
Temple street--one Of the handsomest
residences recently erected In Salt Lake,
The most beautiful room Is the
reception hall--a room somewhat
octagon shaped, with the various
apartments comprising the first
floor opening from the handsome
rotunda. West Of the entrance on the
front is the parlor beautifully finished
IN hard wood, and opposite on the east
Is the library-a tempting corner with
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was won by Miss Mason, the second by
Mrs Harris and the consolation by Mrs.
Miner The guests We're Mrs. Ewing
Mrs Bidwel Mrs. Miner Mrs. Wood
ward. Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs. Gem
melt. Mrs Wilkes, Mrs GrIswold. Mrs,
Holmes Mrs Harris, Mrs. Coleman,
Mrs. Jack Keogh, Mrs s. Seigel Mrs.
Eberly Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Chas Read.
Mrs Bird. Mrs Mcclure, Mrs Oglesby,
Mrs Rose, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Kimbal.
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Miss Mccormick and Mr. Clarence Nc
C0rnick. Occupying another stall were
Mrs Judge, Lieut.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. O'Brien and Miss Judge and Col
and Mrs Edwin Holmes, Mrs, Brans-
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Harris
made a third party.
Miss Galloway entertained az lunch
con IN Monday IN honor Of Miss Gamer
on Leonard who leaves TODAY for Cali
fornla The table was decorated with
carnations and smilaX and covers were
laid FOR six, Present were Miss
Leonard Miss Sallie Leonard. Miss
Trent, Miss Miller and Miss Welby.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hin gave a most
enjoyable and unique party last night
20 the members OF the French section OF
the Ladies Literary club and their
friends, the event being IN honor OF
Madame Quere Of Paris, aud the Misses
Trent who leave next week for Tasma-
MIA.
Apostle Heber ]. Grant and family
and Mrs. Ray Grant Naylor leave next
week for Pacific Grove where they win
spend the next month.
Miss Elizabeth Dern, who has been
spending the past two months visiting
In Nebraska has returned.
Col and Mrs. W. N. Ferry left on
Monday TO spend the winter In Los
Angeles,
Mrs. Edwin Kimball and Miss Hart.
well entertain next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Keoch leave next week
for a visit to Denver
Miss MargIe Weber has returned
from the East
Amongst the events planned FOR next /
week is the ball 20 Doe given by the F.
University students az Christensen's ON I
Friday night
Miss Blanche Mcintosh left on Thurs |
day FOR Camden. New Jersey where her /
marriage with DR. Rykart viii take !
place In the near future.
Messrs Spencer ClaWson aud Junlus |
\ Wells left on Thursday FOR New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Romney have re-
urned from their trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Gray OF Montpeller
IDAHO. spent the past week In the city.
NJ Gray besides having charge Of the
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ers Mr. and Mrs Cal Roberts. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Sherman. Mr. and Mrs T.. Thomas. Mr.
and Mrs o. Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thos. Weir Dr. and Mrs John sWhite,
Dr. and Mrs Whitney. Mrs h. T.. Me-
Cull0ugh Misses Hardness. Mccormick.
H. Mason Adelaide Mason. Nelden.
Park. sherman, Thorn. Anderson Car
ter. Mcssfs q. Mccormick Mason,
Sherman. schramm. Walter Sharp.
y. D. Salisbury Sprage. Thompson.
Arthur Thomas, Gibson, Hampton. w.
Lawrence Geo Lawrence Lyon. Burke,
Dr. WOrthIngton.
Mrs Burns Mcdonald entertained at
cards ON Monday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs Duke Baxter Of San Francisco.
The rooms We're decorated I'm holly and
vines and the scores were works Of
fiction. which were cut for after the
contest The first prize In the game
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It's books. lounglng chairs, and other
handsome and appropriate appoint
ments. a view Of which is presented In
the above cut. The dinlng-room is on the
northwest and its furnishings, like
those OF the rest Of the house, are in
Keeping with the elegance Of the frame
in which they are set.
The reception hall is beautifully de-
signed. At the north side, facing the
entrance is an elaborate mantel with
mirror reaching 10 the cornice, and nn-
ished with artistic carving.
The walls OF the apartment are OF
East Indian wood, their polished sur
face rejecting almost as clearly as
mirror The solid wood cornice Is
studded with large white electric
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much the same order as below, the
first nuoI bvins devoted 90 sleeping
apartments with the reception Of the
small one over the lower entrance,
which is connected with an Indian cosy
corner-Nayajo rugs, draperles, Indian
beads and bric-a-brac creating a
charming picture. Another unique and
beautiful apartment is the japanese
room on the third hoor-a dream Of
dainty lacquer work. colored lanterns,
screens and every conceivable kind %
decorated artwok known 70 the realms
OF the Mikado. on this floor Is the bill
Hard room, sewing ROOM and more
sleeping apartments-with staircase
leading down on the north 10 kitchen
and pantries on the ground floor
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globes circular In shape, and the newell
post at the foot Of the handsome stair
case which ascends from the hall, Is
capped with a huge dome shaped globe,
their combined eifect-especially when
alght-producing a most artistic or
nanentation,
Under the staircase Is pretty
shaped window-seat and
above, at the FIRST landing, picture
window Of stained glass gives the fin
ishing point TO this artistic interior. It's
ceiling Is q dome Of stained glass whose
colored light streams through an open
shaft formed by circular ratings and
balustrades which edge the halls on
each Of the upper floors From these
halls or balconies the rooms open IN
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Romney have re-
turned from their trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Gray OF Montpelier.
Idaho spent the past week IN the city.
Mr.. Gray, besides having charge OF the
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The Uniysrav Of Utah has Issued
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-08-10

The r3tal disease amon- cattle known
~ anthrax. which threatened ~ brcouD
rpdcmi, IN New Castle county. prl1-
ware. has been stamped out entirely.
and thrr" is not Il case in the Who'll"
state This report was mad" last week
by Hon. James +. ShallcrosS. of Middle
town. a member of the State Board of
Agriculture. 1t is Mr.. ShallcrosS duty.
as II member of the board. to look after
matters pertaining TO diseases among
cattle. horses, etc.. III that county. and
Immediately after the recent outbreak
he retained Veterinarian Harris Nc
Dowell. of near Middlctown. and they
began an investigation ut once. All of
the affected cattle were isolated until
death occurred and the bodies Of all ami
mails which died of the disease We're
cremated mt once. There were about 20
cases and all of the affected cattle died
In order to prevent the spread of the
disease, all cattle in the vicinity where
it existed were inoculated, which proved
very successful. Nearly all Of the cases
were three in Appoquinimink. The
were in Rlackbird Hundred. There
members of the Board of Agriculture and
Veterinarian Mcdowell kept a close
watch on all cattle in the affected dis
tricts. and as 10 days have elapsed since
the last affected animal died and no
cases have been reported within that
time, there is every reason to believe, in
MIR. Shallcross' opinion, that all danger
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-22
SISTER ANTOINETTE TRANSFERRED
Goes to Butte to Take Charge of St
James, Hospital.

Sister Superior Antoinette left Tues
day noon for Butte, where she goes
to take charge of the St. James hos
pital, succeeding Sister Superior
Louise, who died recently.
Sister Antoinette has been in charge
of St. Vincent's hospital in this city
for nearly two years, coming here just
a short time after the hospital was
opened, and to her splendid manage
ment is due the success of the insti-
tuition. She succeeded in building it
up to the point where it stands at the
head with the other hospitals in the
state, despite the fact that it is the
youngest in Montana. The sister won
friends by her noble traits Of character
and her efforts to assist in alternating
the pain and sufferings of the patients
who came under her observation.
Her departure from Billings is the
cause of sorrow among the sisters at
the hospital, and deeply regretted by
the physicians and others whose duties
have brought them with her work.
The successor to Sister Antoinette
is not known here at the present time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-22
HINT TO CARNEGIE.

Muscular: Andrew C%arnegie's in
come is $15, 600, 900 a year. Of this
big sum of money he proposes to do
nate SIP, 600, 600 to charities, reserv-
ing So, 900, 900 for personal expenses.
Mr.. Carnegie has his idea as to bene-
factions, his gifts being principally for
the establishment and maintenance of
public libraries. Nothing can he
urged against such gifts. Many are
broadened in knowledge and benefited
hereby. Etvery rich man has a right
to do with his as he will. 1t seems to
us, however, that if Mr.. Carnegie
were to devote his vast wealth to set
thing families on farms he would
build as we'll as he is building now, if
not better, on different lines, would
add as much or mor to good citizen
ship, and to the stability of this gov
eminent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-22
First Publication Feb. 1, 19O1.-4f
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Bozeman, Mont, January %,
1901.-A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Charles A Patten-
CELL, contestant, again.t homestead entry
No. 2287, made February 81, 1886, for NJ
SEA. Sec. 10: and NW4 SW4, SW4 NWI
Section 20, Township l N, Range q E, NJ.
p. M, by Thomas Mcclure. contestee, in
which it is alleged that said Themes Nc
Guire has wholly abandoned said land more,
than four. years last past; that he has not
resided upon or cultivated said land at n
tine-or a. all; that said abandonment Of
said land was in no way due to his absence
in the military or naval service of the.
United States in time of war; that he has
never built a house on said land, or fenced,
or broke or cultivated said lane at any time
since filing on sa d land; said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. m. on March 5, 1901, before T. A.
Williams, clerk of district court, at Billings.
Montana. and that final hearing will be held
at 10 O'Clock a. m. on March IA, 1901, before
the register and receiver Of the United
States Land Office in Bozeman, Montana.
The said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, filed January 25, 1901, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice. can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given bydue and proper pub
LEGATION. A. l.. LOVE, Receiver.