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• Jefferson County Sentinel. ETCFIT. ERA The smelter at Elkhorn Is to start up shortly. Judge Elder and wife spent a couple of day: at the capital this week. Cohen, of Helena, loomed up at the Grand Central op the 26th. B. F. Sanborn has accepted a po Won ith Chas. Colbert, of Helena. Geo. A. Cook has lumber hauled for a new house in Sweet's addition. Richard Dunn and wife registered on Thursday at the Grand Central, Con Sultth, of the valley, had dinner at the -Grand Central last Tuesday. J. W. Shannon, of Wickes, has been in Iibulder n few days this week. See advertisement of 100 head of horses for sale, June 11th, in another column. Henry Klein, president of the C & D. company, Is now at Elhhorntaking tflook. Con Clark and wife, of the valley, had diner at the Grand Ceutral on the 22d. Remember the grand ball at thelnoulder Hot Springs on the evening of June 3d. Auditor Sullivan spent a few days in Boulder and at the Hot Spring this week. Judge Warner is improving his river- side place by setting out trees, shrubbery, etc. 8 G. Wild has built a cosy little house, in which he is now domiciled, opposite the jail. W. W. Starr, A. L, Turner M. J . . Dixon regisiered at the Grand Central on the 23d. We had the pleasure of seeing a tine specimen of gold rock from Basin a few days ago. r. A. Wickes, Ryan & Leighton, R. Bur- nett and 'Wallah, Hope are each building neat residences.• Sash, Doors, Screens and Moulding at Helena prices. L. TAYLOR, Boulder. The building boom has struck Boulder, and lumber cannot be supplied fast as it is wanted. Geo A. Cook and J. C. Kerly have posts and lumber on the ground to fence their lots in west Boulder. Mackey Porter, the Boomerang chiefs, lighted up the Grand Central with their ; presence last Wednesday. After May 10th, go to A. S. Kellogg' for cedar shingles, cedar doors and cedar moulding. • We are glad to see Dr. Leighton out' again, able to attend to his patienis, after his serious illness. ?dn. .1. R. Warren is spending a few days down the valley, a guest of Mrs, quaintance. The frame work of the Boulder Hospi. tat is up and the work goes steadily on. It will be two stories high. For finishing lumber, doors, windows, and moulding, call on A. S. Kellogg, Boul- der, after May 10th. Geo. F. Cowan and Wm. Morris have ad led to the appearance of their reAdences by inclosing them with neat pickftt fences. Groesbeck & Co, have something new in the way of a window screen. They are adjustable and will fit any size sash Mesdames Davis and Brandon, with their little daughters, and Mrs, Chapin, of Bigfoot, were visiting in town Tuesday. 8. A. Roberteon returned home to -day noon from Helena, where he has been all 'week attending to various bosineas matters. C. P. Parker, tote of the Boulder Hot Springs, is is the city. He is now keeping hotel In the lively camp of Wickes, The militia eon:warty will meet Monday evening, for the purpose of drill and the election of officers, at the court noise. , There will be a social hop at the court house this (Friday) evening, and all lovers of this felicitous pastime should attend. J. D. Groesbeck has completed his home ott the west side of town, and is now re- siding under his own \vine and fig tree,\ as it were. Emit Eyl has moved hts building from the valley near the Amazon, and is rebuild- ing on gain street next to J. D. Groesbeck & Co.'s. A visit to the.gardens of R. W. Jeffries and Wm. Butler will convince the skeptic that summer cloth reign in this land of snow after all. The Helena Herald's traveling agent, E. K. Fisk, interviewed the people of Bonld- er in the interest or that excellent journal last moodity. Persons desiring a nice, easy shave or a fashionable hair cut are invited to drop • into the New Barber, Shop next door to T. F. murray's store. Nearly every family in town haehad one or more of its members sick with the measles the past two weeks, but we are • glad to state all are convalescing now. The Boulder river has react ed a higher water mark this week than has been known for several years, and has kept the road supervisor busy confining it within bounds aloug the public highways. miss vary Park ison is expected home to -morrow, after an absence of several months at school in lieleaa. She will be accompanied by her sister, miss Bell, who has been visiting in the capital city the past week. The admioistratrix of the estate of C. Griswold, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, beginning on July 6th, a choke lot of cattle and horses. This will afford a rare opportunity for investment, as all the stock is well graded. Jehn II. and Mrs. Ming, of lleiena are domiciled at the Boulder Hot Springs. If , the Helena millionaire should decide to invest in Boulder it would be a blessing to the town, for he has snap enough .o m nes things boom. F. W. Combs has re: igned his position in the county ch.srk's office, and will de- vote his time to the interest of the new clothing store, to be known under * the firm name of F. W. Combs & Co, notices of which are sent out this week in the SEN. MEL. We wish the new Orin 'el.- 'foe. -- Our enterprising townoman, H. Riedel, completed hie nosiness hottoe on Main steeet litSt N1rfsek lo Menet style. It Is new occupied as. a *nothing store, and was vented before completed. Mr. Riedel evi. dently knows how to invest a few dollars to the best ativerieige; atid, to our think- ing. it would le• wne on the part of °theta to follow his example in this it Dr. Fletcher attempted to s Boulder about n000 to -day with .t . I load of lumber, but the current being te swift he was forced down the etre im a considerable distance. It was a very nar- row ossape. His pluck was certuinly cotiamendable, and many men with less nerve might have met with a disastrous result. RiehardPunn will begin the erection of a frame bniltinng on stain street immedi- diately, adjoining the Dougherty Bro's. building on the south. The dimensions are 30x50 feet, two stories in height, and we understand that it .bas already been rented to Helena parties. The lower story is to be ready for occupancy by July 1st. District Cowin:Tenet). , • \• The DiArict Conferenv of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, %yin 'convene in Bouftler city June the 1st, and w.ill be opened by a' see - moo preached et 7180 o'clock p. In., and will hold over thefollowing Sab- bath. The 3d Quarte.rly Conference for Boulder and Elkhorn will be held on Saturday, June 4th, at 3 o'clock p. m. All official ineinbers are required to be present. H. W. CURRIN, P. C. Tree Planting. Ex -County Commissioner R. W. Jeffries has a beautiful . home, the grounds being very attractive. He took advantage of the gotokenor s proclamation Arbor Day, and planted numerous cedar and spruce trees on his premises. We believe that \Ir. Jeffries and Judge Kerley were the only persons in Boulder who planted trees on that e day. Their example will be followed by dozens if not hundreds next. year, and in the not dietaot future Boulder will be the forest city of Montana, as water can b e broug4t, to every man's door at a trifling cost. • Grand Barbecue. A number of tip leading citizens of Boulder, Wickes, Jefferson and Amazon are mooting the quea ion of having a grand barbecue on July 4th, at a point near the southern . entrance of the great Montana Central Tunnel. As the point indicated is almost equally distant from Boulder, Wicks, Cornet and Jefferson City, all could unite and have a picnieandJ)arbecue that would eclipse in magnitude any previous celebration in the' history of Montar:a. The spectacle Of seeing a half a dozen fat steers and a doeen each of sheep and hogs roasted whole woulti be a novelty to most of the people livitig hereabouts apd would indeee almost universal attendance of the populaoe. An U- n- fortunate Man. .kyoupg taau waned John- son, employed at Pierce's mill about five miles rue'theast of Boulder, had the three middle fingers of his right Item' amputated by a circular saw on Wed etelay morning. Mr. Pierce brought him to Boulder as rapidly as horse flesh could cover the distance. Dr. J. C. Iltinter dressed the wound. entt the patient, who.. now at the Windsor, is doing as *ell as could be expected. The y tioctor found it neces- sary A° amputate tlie fingers just be- low the smond joint. The thumb and little finger will be as good as ever. Windows sad cedar doors and shingles in stock at Kellogg's after May 10th. — B. CittNNING Or THE BOOM. The 11.34. , root cot:wally coming . to the F roe t - Hotetthu Works to be in OperatiOn by • A t i o July 1st. Mr. It. It. t'rurn$ vice oseeleet HI the i Bigfoot Mining was in Boulder yesterday, en route to the ligfoot mine, on his return from i leicna, whither he'had gone to at- e!ei nholder's meerbig of the c o, nigi HI. A SEN ii NIrl. reporter in- terview , - him for • a -few moments, arid gained the following items re- garding the immediate future opera. titan's of the company, The main shaft on the mine is now at a depth ef'75 feet. One hunched feet addi- tional is to be sunk at once. Work to begin so soon as the new hoist . i s completed, which will be not latep than July 1st. It is under contract to be completed by June 15th, but the. high water ruidoonseepaeot.kettroads will no daubt;retard the ‘voAti some- what, The 'ina.chinery be had on the ground the neat week, as it has all been purchased. The vein is about twenty-three feet wideand has been developed by numerous levels and eross-cuts, showing a uniform grad , of ore and a welt defined vein of quartz: Within thrise months from this date 'tie the intention of the man- agement to have the Mine in shape to extract one hundred tons daily. A concentrator is to be erected near the mine of a capacity of 100 tons daily, and it will be. in operation be- fore tint autumn leaves appear. Items Font the Blirfoot Nine. Mr. Morrison, who is building a 1141W645 for Ur. Fuller, has it nearly completed. Mr. Chapin's !amity moved into their new house last week. Mrs. Chapin assures Us it is better than rouglai,eg it in a, shanty. Mr. Charles Fuller, head man at Dr. Fletcher's sawmill at Bigfoot, met with Inike a seitious accident last Thursday. While grinding the saw bis hand slipped and came in contact with the saw, badly cutting three of his fingers, . The wounds were quick- ly and skillfully lressed by Dr. Fletcher, who was present at the time of the accident. Mrs. Brandon of . Lake Geneva, Wis., accompanied by her daugnner, Miss Ivy, is spending a few week* here visiting her son and daughter, R. R. trend) and Mrs. Davis. At present writing most of the stockholders of the Bigfoot Consol- idated Miming and Milling tompany are at Helena attending a meeting of the company, Miss Lena Marsh, of the valley', passed last Sabbath here, a guest of Mrs. Newt. Chapie. Brady Hoke is building a.small house as a home for himself and -- Mrs. Dr. Fletcher and children were guests of Mrs. Davis one day last week. R. R. Crumb went to Butte last Tuesday. \ During time recent storm many of the bridges bet wten here and Boulder were washed out. WE I sfs. Builaling paper at the Boulder Drug store. ALHAMBRA !VMS. ALHAMBRA, Niav 25, 1SS7. Special to the fieutiael. .A very serious accident, which may prove fatal, occurred at Clancy Sat- tirda, afternoon, by which C..1. An- ilserson, a blacksmith residing at that lance, came near lesing his life by a foolish see o f: his own. The freight train goiag into Helena had stopped at the station to do some switching, but initead of getting on there he waited until they were going at, a rapid rate, when he attempted to catch the rail on the caboose amid was thrown violently tt,gai r nst the rail, in- juring him internally. . Tbe conduc- tor 1.tIppeti tho train aisotkii as posei- We, altd conveyed the mac to Helena,. where he now lies in a critical condi- tion. No blame can be iittached to aovone but himself, for lutd he taken the railroad men's advice be would be all right to-tlay. It is rumored, and I anitauthoaized to state definitely, that the Northern Patific will at Once comin 'nee to en- large their *ids track facilitie-. at this place, which have heretofore been in- adequate to the wants of the ship- pers and a great inconvenience to the train men. They will (also, so it is said, put up a depot and make Al- hainbra a regular station, which she justly deserves. Charles Glass is building a house a short distance from the j.iringsand will inovekis feted v into it this week. We welcomes 4eiu. to the society of the Springs. 111 -Antes! will be CU. perinteudent of the flume project, which will tie started at once. Messrs: Brennan & Coffey, the saw mill men of Warm Spring creek, are moviag their mill this week to a new setting -,and when in motion again will turn out more lumber than ever. These gentlemen had the misfortune to lose a very valuable horse a few days ago, the pride of their stable. The elite of the 'Springs and vioia• ity gave a pleasant hop rriday even- ing, at the school house in Clancy, in honor of their lady viaiiors. Although the weather was damp, it did not mar thepleasureof those who attended. H. H. KleAnschmidt and wife and Mrs. D. W. Sutton, of Helena, were, visitors at the Springs Sunday. Bud Sitmih, the gentlemanly and popular traveling salesman for Ral- eigh, Clark & Edwards, was here the past week, on his annual trip, with his big red wagon. , • A marriage is on the tapis in this vicinity, but as 1 do not wish to be premature, will give you particulars later on. M. A. • SHERIFF'S SALE. 13, virtue of an execution in my hands, issued out of District Court of tire Second Judiend District of Montana Ter- ritory, in and for the emote of Silver Bow in the suit of Josiah F. Been against James E. Jacobsotnd Alfred E Drig.gs, duly attested the third day of )lay A D. 188'?,! have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the said James E.Ja- cobs aial Alfred . E. inoiggs, in and to the following described property, situated in Jeffereon county, Moptana Territory, viz: An nodivieled yue-fourtif(ne) interest in the Katie O'Brien lode mining claim, situ- ated about 14 miles south of Mime Fork and 'nth mile north of Kimberly's Cabin, in Lyon's Gulch, unorganized Mining dis- trict, Jefferson county, M onte no Ter ritory, said claim being recorded in Book M. of hides, page 319, records of Jefferson coun- ty, Montana Territory, reference to which I'. hereby made for a more complete de- s ription. • Also an undivi 'ed one-fourth (nith) in- terest in and to the quartz mill situated upon the above described premises. with all appliances and appurtenances thereto belonging. Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of June A. D. 1887, between the hours of 9 o'clock a in. end 5 o'clock p. m. of said day, at 1 o'clock p. m , in the town of Boulder, ill trout of the court house door. I will sell all the nett. title and interest of the said Janke E. Jacobs and Alfred Drig.ge in and to the said above de- , • I\' , .rty to the bighe•t Limider for ; • of n o s bond, this the 26th day i • . IHN N .n .r_, Sheriff. FRANK T. Under r . ;ff. OBITU.1 ff Died On 1 ,.hi - .o 11th. iee7. Lite Ore neee. ienee of Mr ai.tlMr‘l. f it Po - n a • • !H 1 1 • P.. 1 ( i C11 - • : [IOW , • , any i • • eyed. How bard to giro up one so lovely—in- deed it is like blowing •.• the stand and alio•A 'tug night to fall io•.enn, o of the home toattelioi. Rem u., brighter home and Lily has gone the. et add to its joy. She suffered here as w can suffer, but all Is well now. si • :. o join- ed others of this same famin who went before her. What an incentive to greater diligence to press on in the heavenly way! C. 1/4SCRE iOUR PROPF.RTY. Indemnity against tire is offered by the undersigned in the fo lowing first-class Insurance companies: Fire Insurance Association of London. Howard Insugapee On. of New York.. Home Muttial lns. slo• of an Praticisce. Clinton Insurance Co. of New York. Michigan Insurance Co. of Detroit. R. J. DOUGHERTY, Solicitor. Office --Main Street, Boulder, Montana. A.STONIBHING SUCCESS. It is the duty of every person who h used licischeen German Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known to their Mende In curing consumption, severe coughs, crOup, asthma, pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per- son can use it without immediate relief. Three doses will relieve any cases -and we consider it the duty of all druggists to re- commend it to the poor, dying consump- tive, at least to try one bottle, as 80,000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and no ode rise where it Sailed was reported: Such a medicine as the German Syrup can got be too which y known. Ask your dm - gist about it, Sample nottles to try, so at 10 cents, ' Regular sizn, certs. So d by all druggists mud dealers in the United States and Canada. 89mething*on :Need—Storthahd,. \Why?\ Because it will aid you inilfre than- nnythi ng else On acquiring know lectige. Because It will helpyon tnagood nusiumit. \How can it be learned?\ Br Ogle nit) of a boo4 studdied at jionae and . lessons by mall from an aecompliebod teacher. \At what expense?\ The trifling sum of $44, including book. \Why so cheap when colleges aiivertise the tOnne course of instruction for #25?\ Beeetose a pew tent•boon is tft that re- duces.the labor of leorningproicnatelt to the tlifference in petee by the,eyateui being made simplier there heretofore, and , 1 9:Pt more practical, besides -being the rao• t po tiler method, baYilAg our congressional tutu professional report- ers everywhere, together 'with over 1000 graduates of our (.4killsf thonnotPaPlAn Colleges. 13 7 oye and bind on the farm, in workshops and elsewnere —girls at borne, in factories ancl at school have learned the art in from three to sfx Months' study dur- ing spare moments, and been helped to po- sitions in offices by Mr. ScottiBrowne where they have earned from $12 to $20 a week. Write and ask for a free sample copy of Browne's Phonograph* Monthly and full particulars. Address D. L. Scott -Browne, No: 251 West 14th Street, between 7th and 8th Area., New York, N. Y. PreDare for a God Time. Trotter & Keene will give one of their popular IIC)1PS • at Boulder Hot springs, Friday Evening June 3d, 1887, No supper. Tickets $L00. • They will also give G -1R., A_ 1•T ID )3 T_JI_J On Monday Evening, July 4th, And a f rst-elees supper. Silver Cornet Band will furnish music.' • J. ff. Miller, leader. • TICKETS( Including !upper, $3. Wu. TROTTER, J. If. Mil:LER, -7 General managers. SHERIFF'S SALE. lio virtitei on an execution in my hands, issitednon of the la,Striet.Coart of the. Second Judicial District of - Montane Ter- ritory, in and for the county of Silver Bo* In the suit off John Caplioe, et al., against James E. Jacobs. duly attested the thini duty of May. A. I). 1887. 1 have tit- led upon all tint right, title and interest o: flit; said John leJecobs in ancLto the fol- lowing described property, sheeted in Jefferson county,. Montana Territory, viz.: An uudivided one-fourth (ni) interest in the Katie,O'Brien lode Mining claim situ ated about 14 miles south, of Mute Park 411 and Uth mile tiorth of IT's Cabin in Lyon Gulch; ,unor rlaming dis- trict, Jefferson couisty,. on ana1'errito7, said claim beieg retarded -in Book M. of lode*, page 819, records of Jefferson coun- ty, Montana Territory, reference to which is hereby : made for a more complete de- - ion. A undivided one fourth (no inter- est in 'to the quartz mill, situated on the abore . described premises, with all ap- pliances and appurtenances thereunto be- loneing. Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of June A. D.1887, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p. in. of said day, at 1 o'clock p. in., in the town of Boulder in front of the court house door, I will sell all the right, title and interest of the said James E. Jacobs in and to the said above described property to the high- est bidder for cash in hand. Given under my hand, thie the 26th day of May A. D. lt487. ne DANIEL MeNitini., Sheriff. FRANK LINDNEY, Unicl-r Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order V sale in my halide, issued out of the District Court of - the Third Judicial District of Montana Territt ry, in and for the County of Jeffer- son, in the suit of Ross Deegan, plaintiff, azeinst Joseph A. Widmer, defendant, duly atteeted the 24th day of December A. 18$ne, I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the said Joseph A. Widmer in and to the following .ile e seribed ,property, situated in' Jefferson - county. Montana Territory, viz: The one-half (4)interest, undivided, in and to the southeast quarter (%) of the southeast quarter (k) of section No. 20, and the north half (4) of the northeast quarter tnt tend the southwest quarter (4) of the northeast quarter (,!}of section No.29, in township No. S. north of range No. 1 west, containine 160 acres, more or lest, together mith all and singular the tenements, leteditionents and appurten- ances thereto belonging or in. anywise ap- pro aining. • Notice is hereby eiven that On the 13th icy of June, A n 1837, between the hours of 9 o do( ;. and 5 o'clock p. m. of said day, at •. ii p. In., in the town of Boulder, in front of tlio court ' m el e e non e , e ill, on H.'S!, title and interest of • ' ilmer in se I to ns ert,‘ • the of , H ; 7 r 0.1.•r DELINOUENT PERSONAL TAX S. rehy gi' .11 1114 tt ltke ftl ...:(1 (ay.. .. , • '1' A paid on te before: '..A day of June, 1887, I will attach and collect oune as provided by law • . t i l 4i8 2 48 17 61,, its N'ew S And , .! -- ,-, a NI , rt. Oomet, All t i • ' ' Mown B e te. , • e e -..- • A Baxter (. 1 : 11 k 4 . . i 1: .41 F .'\ is \''' h ' 4're . tit Li k 43 13 42 4 59 C C ' otb -ie:- . 1 :; 1 , 17 Coa , i i s 44: - Si.:zi d iig3 . 1 Collingwood Bruce, Woodvillo - ... 16 94 Chenoweth Janke, Woodville 10 70 I tanzil A., Woodville 10 52 , Dodge E. U.. Woodville ..... ...... 12 021 Estes Hark,113asin 10 52 I Gibdon G. F., Willow Creek 20 . 02 HOward Petrick, Pincer 7 01 Hughes Peter Bedford 47 22 Hamilton W. F., Bedford.... 4 89 Iftizeltine John, Elktinru 11 91 111;ncolub 11. B.. Radorsburg 4 59 ilosken U. W, Willow Creek 13 97 Henley Bros.. Woodville 34 71 Houle Joe,Woodville:. 1 8 Howey George. Woodville 1 1 4 7 1 6 Hartwell 0,11. & W.11., Woodville 17 14 Harlow Frank. Renick'. 6 84 Johnson Mrs. M., Bedford 3 35 lotpcnnt Geo., Anaconda, 28 86 Lang James, Bedford 4 -59 Ledane Lewis, Woodville. 8.1 Lawrence S. G., Woodville 7 97 Lanier Frtok, . \ - 10 16 Mg.tDonough John, Olapey 8 15 McGowan Frank, Boulder 3 44 3IP Pots n t ag n: T ai e lt. Wi lie llt d ri f • ( C )rd reek 9 95 Roan John, Bedford., 23 11 13 6 7 12 1. Moore F. W., Elkhorn Neville John, St 'Louis 6 89 O'Conuell James, Elkhorn 16 Shull J. D„ Radeniburg, . o , 3 32 S. John John, Woodrille.. 7 12 15 Smith StatenAJn.t(.45-.,m°' I/ 12 58 , 11 49 Tobin & McMahan Alhambra 55 05 Wilson B., Wicker.; 16 94 11 Zurrack Frank, Woodville F. C. BERENDES, Treasurer and Collector Jefferson Co. FOR SALE. .One Ifundred and Fifty Head of Stock qattle; ,also Twenty Mitch Cows end sev- eral Beef , Steers, well zraded up. Must be sold soon. DOIIERTY Boos , Cotd Springs. T11 E WINDSOR - STABLES, GEO. A. COOK,Proprietor, Finest turnoutsin the City! Horses Boarded by Week or Month! Hay and Grain For Sale. BOULDER, : : MONTANA. FOR SALE! A Rauch of 200 Acres in the Sub- urbs of Boulder City. • The undersizaed offers for side his fine ranch atijotning Boulder: It consists of #0 acres of goou hay land, from which can be cut annually from 80 to 100 tons of merchantable Lay. Balance of the laud ekrricultural and pasture]. Irritrating ditches cover the entire ranch, a branch ef the 'Boulder river runs through the ranch. The improvements consist in pert of a large, neat snd good dwelling hause, pink house, stables, corrals and other out houses; elso it good well of excellent per: aliment water. This is a splendid property, alengside a growing town, and will be sold at a bar- gaiu. Callon S. S. lIsarEs., • On the premises, or at,this ,Buti/der, May 12, 1887. - SHERIFF'S SALE. , By virtue of hn execution tn e tny hinds. Issued nut of the District court 'olgthe 2d Judicial District of Montana Territory, in and tot the county of Silver Bette, in the snit of Cos, tizillich against Ed. C. Wein- rich, duly attested the 18th day of April, A. D.1847, I 13tivo levied upon all the riyht, title and interest of the said Ed. C. einrich, In and lo the following des- cribed property, tuated in Jefferson entititn, Montana Terfltory, viz: The uddivided IntereA in the Muce Quartz lode miffing claim, situated in the floraestake mining district Securded in the Book of Lodes, page 45 of Records of Jefferson county. • Notice is hereby given that on the 6th ,day of June, A. D.1887, betweep the hours of 9 o'clock a. tn.. and 5 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the town of Boulder, in front of the court house door, at 1 o'clock p. m., I will sell ell the right, title and interest of the said Ed. C. Weinrich, in and to the said above descrIbed property to the high- est bidder no cash in hand. Given under my hand this the 14h day of May, A. D. 1881. Deoree McNonio., Sheriff. by FRANK LIND..EY, Under Sheriff. - • • o. 1831.] • Mining Appliegtion. U. S. LAND OYFICR, Helena, M. T., April 25, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the Emilio Consolidated Mining Cdtnpany, y Hoe - sand M. Cooper, its president, wno, :e post - office is Helene, M. T.. has this day filed its application for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of -the Miranda Lode, Mine or vein bearing silver, etc, with sur- face ground six hundred feet in width, situated in Boulder Unorganized Mining District, Countyl of • Jefferson and Terri- tory of Montana, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No. 136, in atnoiship 7 n, range 4w, of oirincipal base line and Meridian of Montana Territery, said lot No. 83 being an follows, to wit: Beginning at corner Xti. 1, from which the quarter section corner between sections 27 and - 28, town- ship '7 re range 4w bears a 36' 12' .w, 471j--7 teen theace s 75' 15' e 1.500 feet; thefice n 2' e 600 feet; thence n 75° 15' w 1500 feet • thence s 2' 50' w 600 feet to place of beginning.'Magnetic variation 20° 45' to 22 j containing i0 -2t3 acres. The location of : this mine is recorded in the recorder's entre or Jefferson county, in book 0 of Lodes. T i t i lejelnine claim- untW are the Vivien lot 87 on the south. Ar Any and all person' claim vereely any portion of said Miranda L e. Mine or surf cc ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Helena, in the Territory of Montana, during the sixty days' period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of thn Statute. S. Nei Lateenottote 1: Jo. Env-, 1 1 ' , .r -rimy , the .....I ng sieri 0 Pate!, tied of -:•‘•• .ire the ,. taeek !; ' 1 , t1 . .1 \I. T . IXT.!;6(n7. , N.' •-• ore New tiooti.t: CO -- 1 1 tour t Few- 101,6LE &RETAIL GRUCERS, YD ts.z.sanftst IT- - roduce, Provisions, Etc. ec• let. ye. 46.4.6.410 46. es•ete ee etseie gee* 6.46. also 6,44•4s.411. 4. 4.416 416.1.4*•• 416 4. 411. tee, 41+ d 81 se ere •o, 4110 46. 4. 4.4.40 .616 41\. 4. 46 41069.4fr 66.4.41641164.416.4.46.4116.64.4164.4.41.41041641.110416.111.411 CrIvY, 1.101NTT. Frcsh Butter and Eggs a Specialty. Having purchased the entire stock pf Messrs, Eyl & Co., and having secured a large invoice of goods from the East, we are now prepared to present to the peo- ple of Boulder and vicinity, and the Territory at large, a complete line -of merchandise, consisting of everything in keeping with the wants of the people. We have a full line of Hats, Caps Boots & Shoee, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. 0-1A.1•TT P.OW iD=R, C.ita='S AD FTJSE • • W= NEW NEW GOODS HAVE COME ! Lawns, Nansooks, Piges, Embroidered Robes, Laces, Swiss Embroideries. And an endless variety Of all kinds of, Dry Goods. HATS, Elowers, and other Hat Trimming in Variety, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. Come before the wagon starts out 1. T. A. AVICKES,- .130IILDER,MONTANA. H. nd. Peernex, Helene W. MORRIS, BOUIC101. 4t, 2\./Zoxxis, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nEcJG Or I Carry a large stock of DRUGS, -- CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, WALL. PAPL. WINDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, e And TOILET ARTICLES, Alta Lamps, Candies, Tobaccos, Cigars, IJLAN 1i 1300IKS and STATION Tat I o. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT ALL HOURS. Pure Wines ana Liquons for Medicinal Ilte Cray. Auction Sale ! I will sell on Saturday, June 11. 1887, com e tmencing at 10 a. in., the entire herd of horses, mares and geldings belonging to ,O. Warnrr, consisting of alsopt 100 head of work item -sea -broke and unbroke of all ages. TERnnS: Cash for atrountse less then $75, or notes drawing 10 f i sr cent iutere.t per annum with approved security. W T. SWEWT, Auctioneer. - - Bowls Called for l':t trent. Office of ilo Tr u e l a d su e r re lv r of I Mont.. Notice is 1 : oeby gim - county 10 p. boo:- be t o li t i f lt iei n nx ,;: -; Treas.r. MRS. F. KEMPSEY Has just feceived a most elegant line of t.; and 'Li! ill! !‘3OOcS• And is now prepared to funneit anythine frOM a two-bit echeol hat to a tweuty-, dollar bridal boenek and will be pleased to see the, ladies of Wickes and surrounding iowds. Shop on up- per Main Street. • :; tro73, AA' 1 t_ - - 11()N Y. A, 'or pay- '. fl T 1',el.is sr* evcan.e, Tut ?two* wt. writs to - ' ,—. ..v. I' 2 :11rVr1311:1; 1 0S , R:,:s! 1/0;!it lir , ,i..,t 9 N . . , , es. a ( •+ .Vorl,or.d.‘.atoe,will seectv• 1•:11'.:, t...i .... I .1 •• , •-•...... and 11•• 111 i.1.1..[...1i ,, i , Mc 5,, e s, . , .. on- ,,,)n. V , to St: rot doy. Aort\t• Lam , :, ..• . • , i . A ..iny EP her /el, ro-, , e or ti 1 . -.•,•-••txr , ad nye. TO , o-evoit , :' , ott r,t acto• •:. ..,,'' -et t. • to ...\ • -e s • VIM, favirtvc.16 55 Swum G A„ ,iatnet to A. H. 111 , .i.N 1.11r;Wil. Ti.)7 K, baud.00 . ! A. S. Kio.eokiii. •
