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• v. • _ Jefferson County Sentinel. _TEISR1TOP.IAL OFFICE:1th- a aternor --PreAt on II. Leslie. Segretary - W. H. Webb. leurveyor-Greters 1 -B. H. Green. e.Col. Internal Revitrue -Jas. Sillelds I:. S. Mershel-Re 8, Kelly. Treasu re r -W. G. Pre i tit t. A uditor-JaMeit Sullivan. 1 Chief Justice -N. W. McConnell. W. J. Galbraith. Associate Justices- J. II. MeLearyo T. C. Bach. Collector Custom -T. A. Cunanaings. COUNTY OFFICERS.. Clerk and Recorder -C. E. *Mile Sheriff -Daniel McNeill. • Treesuree-F. C. Berendee. Probate Judge --J. C. Kerley. Public Adminietrator-A. 8 Kellogg. County Supt. Schools -W. E. Dean. Coroner Dr. J. C. Hunter. Coeuty Attornee..Thinnee Joyes. A. el acoMber, Chair'n, County Corn.-- A. H. 31oulton, George.Lattabert. -_-_ _ _ ______. . _ _. _ , metre soevico.e 11:00 a. m. 1:45 p. m. 11: 00 a. m. 2:00 p. m. 12:30 p. m. 11:30 a, m. 10: 30 a. m. 1 : 30 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 8 : 00, a. m Mail 'from Helena arrives for e leaves .\ from,Whiteltall arrives -\ for leaves froni Butte arrives for \ leaves from Elkhorn arrives for leaves (weekly Sunday) from Cold Springs arrives leaves (Saturday) at • Bids Wanted. Contrect vibe let for the running of 20i1 feet of *tunnel on the Keystone mine, in the town of Fakhorit. Jederson County. Montana Territory, Forperticulars apply to F. C. Berenice. Boulder. or Theodore Fuhrken. Elkhorn.. The right to re- ject any or all bale. reserved. Sen se or before the Olst of September. It+87. Tau% FulfsKEN, Secretary Keystone mining Company - Notice. - Office of County Clerk and Recorder, Jefferson county, Boulder, Mont., Sept. 9th, 1887. Notice is hereby given that there wi 1 bda regular meetipg of the Board of County Commiseionere at tbe clerk's of- fice, te meet as a Board of Correction, on Monday, Sept.19th A. D.1887, at 9 o'clock a. m. Any person feeling aggrieved by anything the assessment roll will pre- sent therneelves and etate their grievances. By order of the Board. Attest: CH.s.s E. ST ENS, Co. Clerk. Notice. Office of County Clerk and Recorder, ) Jefferson county, Boulder, Mont., e Sept. 9th, 18e7. ) Notice is hereby given that there will be a special meetiugof the Board of Com- ty'Comini,sionere at the Clerk's office, on Wednesday, September 21st A. D. 1887, at 9 o'clock a. in:for the purpoee of open- ing bids and awa. ding contracts for the building of the bridges across the Boul der at Calvin's and at Boulder Citv, d for the traneactio of such other Cusiness as may come before them. By order of the BoArd. Come E. STEVENs, County Clerk. Notice. Office of County Clerk and Recorder, Jefferson county. Boulder, Mont., Sept. 9th. 1887. Notice is hereby given that sealed pro- posals will be recieved at the Clerk's of- fice until Deceinber 5 - 11 A. D. 1a87, at 12 tu, foe the care, support. and maintenance of the sick, poor and infirm of the county of Jefferson, per capital by the week, f the succeeding year. Said proposals to itielude and cOver the entire cost of feed - log, clothing and nursing of the sick, poor and infirridand all burial expenees thereof. Also for medical attendance on eaid county poor, sick and infirm, and the in- mates of the county jail. Said proposals to include all medioines, medical end sur- gicel appliances and everthine pertaining thereto. Co; tract to take effect on Jan- uary 1st A. D. 1888. The Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids, Cita'-. E. Si e dvees .County Clerk. - Teacher's Institute. Notice is hereby given that the Teach- er', Institute Tor Jeffereon county, will be h at Boulder. commencing Oct. 13th line continuing for three deys more- or less. A' strict complicance with semi n 1160 of the Montana school law veil oe expected oe all thoee holding cortificatee, or .exe toot to teech in the public schools of Jef- ferson county the comine winter. I shall end...ever to eecure board at reduced rates for all teachers ineittendince. W. E. DEAN, Supt. Public Schools. • Elkhorn 3Iont., Sept. 13th 1S87. Why do our Miners Deserve to be Paid Well? What class of workingmen labor under more dangerous circumstances or prexiuce more wealth to those who employ them? The money they receive as a geueral rule, fiuds its e ay back to coffers from where it came, and -is, practiall speaking, a ben- efit to the o3inpanies to sustain the wages of employee& Danger lurks every where in a large mine, yet the miners of the Corn. eteck go to work day by day with a light heart cognizant of the fact that they may rover return to the surface alive. Wives anl children, alive to the uncertainties of- a miner's life, pray for their safe return as eech morni ig and evening the fathers and husbe$ds with their dinner buckets trudge off to work in the lower levels. Money will support the wife and little ceildren whom they work for, but don't recompense them for the chances they take and dengers they brave. No; let them be well paid A brave man, a truer gentleman doiet walk God's green earth than our hard-working, honest miner. Let us respect him. Weak t ' •• THE JEFFElisoN cOUNTY sENTINEL, MotADER, MONTANA, sEPTEMMEA Iti, LnSi. ETCETERA. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. • _ See notice of Carpenter shop for rale. Regular Proceedings with a Full 'Ladies and chilereu's in nine and scar- I • Board in A,tonda.nue. let underwear at Wickes' Miss Pauline Ilsrtel will agsin swim fl duties at her school houm on Monday next. There is no pocket pen equal to the gold fountain pen kept for sale at 'F. A. Wickes. Messrs. Kinn*, Edgerton; O'Connor. June Sanders, and a score of other Ilelenaites, registered at the Windsor. A new and very large line of men's boots and:slaoes at Wickes' store. Moe E. G. Dougherty has been blessed with another bouncing boy. Born Wed- nesday night. Weight 9ee pounds. Both doing well. If. M. Parehen, of Helena, spent Sab- bath in Boulder, and then made a flying vent to Elkhorn to look after some min- ing interests. T. A. Wicked' is opening up a tine stock of fall gooes Our ladies ought to select their goods before they are carried off in in the wagon. Rich strikes Continue to be made in the new gold fields. A town hae been laid out which is called Bellaire. A full men- tion will be made next week. C:apt. Parkieon, at this writing, is still quite) sick, but we hope to hear soon of his recovery. Dr. Steele called Wedues- aay and reported him better. Wm. Morris and wife leave to -day for Helena. The former goes ou a business trip for the firm of Parchen & Morris, and the latter on a two weeks' visit with rel aivee and friends. Hank Lukas and Monseur Starr, of Wickes, came uver to while away a few hours in Boulder last Wednesday. They were loth to leave our busy town, but probably contented themselves with the thought that they would be made welcome here at any future time. M. Goldberg has opened a first-class -harness shop in Boulder. He Is supplied with all kinds of oiddles, harness coarse and fine, collare, bridles, whi pa, spurs, etc. Iu fact his stock is complete, and at rea- sonable prices. He makes everything to order. Repairing done neatly and with dispatch. See advertisement in another column. In conversation with our enterprising young merchant, Chss. Pond, revealed the fact that his business has increased over 20 per cent d since his occupation of his new quarters. Charlie knows how to cater to the wants of his patrous. Give him a call when you want a good square meal and not oatmeal, you tenderfoot, In the language of the cow boy, a good Si4ti - ABk. Our genial and whole-aouled fellow townsman. Frauk Farnham, proprietor of the Grand Central hotel, has been busy making improvements and is about complete with a huge, new and cornmo- dipus dining room, a new office and bran new brick front. The old house has the appearance of a Fifth avenue hotel. Guests will always find the head clerk, Joe McNally wearing a smile of welcome, no metter how little capital you represent. Methodist Church Social. The ladies of the M. K. church are exerting untiring efforts in order to get up a social for next Wednesday, at the storeroom formerly occupied by T. A. Wickes. Refres . iiinenta, such cake & ice cream will be iii profusion, commencing at 9 a. m., and continu- ing till 9 o'clock in the evening. The social is for a laudable purpose -that of preparing the parsonage for the use ot its 'enlister, Rev. Mr. Beasley. All are invited to partake of the good things on this oecaaion, and we pre- dict for the ladies a liberal apprecia- tion of their labors. Notes L.rom Whitehall. Mr,,. E. G. Brooke has returned from visiting her daughter, Mrs. Noble, ef Sheridan. Mieees Rose and Lizzie Blake eta ted on Friday the 9th for the school at Deer Lodge. On Tuesday afternoon the 8th, another cloud burst iu Whirehall valley d >Mg .considerable damage to images etc. Thie is the third one in the valley, and in con- sequence the valley has been pretty thoroughly waehed its entire length, and the roads are in a terrible condition. An aged Man by the name of Crane, a residence of Jefferson Island, was buried in the cemetery grounde near Whitehall, on Friday of last week. Young Harry Winslow came into town from Fish creek yesterday, with a large. load of water melons and disposed of the entire lot to our enterprising merchant, Chas. Pond. Harry goes home with more then enough to make Christmas fireeents. Mrs. Wm. Butler, of Boulder, left last Sunday for a visit to Eneland. She will be absent about three monthe.. We wish her a pleasant visi amone friends 'and relatives on the other side of . the great W eters. An Invitation. An invitation is extend el to the citizens of Bonlder and tbe valley end the public in general, to examine the immense stock of goods dieplayed at Parcnen & Morris' Boulder drug 4ore. All are welcome whether purchasers or not.. Notice. Col. Melia:rut, or Kent ckey, the cele- brated temperance lecturer, will deliver a series of free lectures iu Jefferson county, mmeucing at Fish Creek, Sept. 30th; Boulder Get. let; Elkhorn, Oct. 2d; Wicki, Oct. 8d anti 4th; itadersburg and Crow Creek valley, dates to follow. 2t Clorides from Galena Gulch. Our genial friend, John McDemot, has just returneel e from_Galena gulch bringing with him iome very fine rock assays from this rock. Go 36 eze. in silver and $9 in gold to the ton. The lead as far as de- velopmeut has beau done, shows up to be six feet. This property bids fair to devel- ope into a good psying mine and Jonnie has the weil wishes of the entire commu- nity. Nothing less than a million Jonnie! Sicknees Among Horses. Dr. Holloway, territorial veterinarian, has just returned from Investigating a widespread sickness sffectingeange horses in the aeighborhood ol Cartersville. The sickness is pronounced an enzootic malig- nant fever. From its being described tie enzootic it will understood that it is local in character and not contagioas, but af- ' fects large numbers of horees from some cause of local origin not immediately dis- coverable. Ha thinks the fatalities have been quite large, but from the fact that the horses are ou the range, it is difficult to determine to what extent deaths oc- curred. It is also difficult to treat these wild range horses. Affected animals that hare been taken up and are sufficiently doctile for treatment have done very well. Dr Holloway does not thiak this disease will last long nor spread much farther. IIe is also inclined to believe that it is the same disease that elected the horses on Len Lewis' ranch-Independent. Bet:I-DER, Mont-. Sept.'5. 1887. Regular quarterly September session.. Preseut-.e. Mecoinotr, chairman; A. H. Montton. Absent -Geo. LADthort. It ia ordered by the board that the re- port of the treasurer for third quarter be aiccepted I Board adjourned to 1 p. m. , Full board met pursuant to adjournment \ t i l t i i ) s . ( m od . ered by the board that the re- port of the sheriff for third quarter be ac- cepted. flrat report of probate judge be ac- cepted. That report of clerk 41 recorder be accepted. ' That report of district clerk be accepted. That the bouds of Z. N. 'I hompsou and jlenry Cowden road superv items be ac- Ce pied. That the report of the viewers of the !Daniothy road be accepted and the road ;ordered opened as followed, couunencing est the Lewis and Ciarke line at the old crossing running about 150 yards south- west of J. Hall's house, thence following .the same road over the hill about 75 pude .southwest of Johu Dauiothy'e house, ,thence following foothills aud connect with the county road running over the red mountain, connueuciug snout one -halt mile south of Ed. Durnities house, thence running west aerobe the red hill Emil con- nect with the Helena tee 13osteman road near the residence cis Pa: Moran That the petition Of Chas. Hossfeld et al fur rued in the Crow Creek valley be not acted upon for the want of proper notices being poeted. That the following sums be allowed on the road tund : H. Cook, viewing Third avenue road, Boulder, 410; S. 8. Harper, viewing Third avenue road, Boulder, 410; Z. N. Thump sou, viewing Third avenue road, Boulder, $10. That A, Macomber be appointed as road viewer as per petition of Barney Cooney et al road viewed Sept. 17th, 1 p. Board adjourned to Sept. 6th, 9 a. m. Boulder, Montana, Sept. 5th, 1877. Full Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment at 9 m. Ir is ordered by the Board that the pe- tition of B. Hoke et al for road near the Bigfoot mine be granted, and R. R. Crumb J. A. Earhart and E 1. Fleteher be ap- pointed to view same and assee damages to meet at said mine Sept. 15th, at 10a. tn. That R. Nave, G T. McKay and E. Kempton be appointed to view road and assess damages ae per petition of IV. V. Meyers et al, to meet at ranch of Huntley 86 Clarke the terminus of said road Octo- ber 10, 1887 at 10 a. m. That the license of Patrick Cusick for retail liquor dealer be revoked. Adjourned to September 7, 1887, at 9 tt. DI. Boulder, Montana, Sept 7, 1987. Full board met pursuant to adjourn- ment at 9 a m. It is ordered by the board that Henry Joyner be appointed as road supervisor for Basin dist 17. That the following warrants be canceled by limitation, Nos 1377, 1399,1447, 1448 That the sum of $78.50 be allowed E. M. Wilson for bridge at Boulder. That George Lambett, Wm. Risk and H. B. Bailey be appointed as road viewers as per petition of James Jobb et al to meet at Bedford Sept. 30 at 10 a. m. That H. Jordan, S. F. Tuttle and 0. H. Davey be appointed viewers to view road and assess damages on road as per petition of NV H Newkirk et al, to meet at H Welch's Sept 16, 1887. That petition for building bridge at Cal- vin's be granted. That the petition for road In dist 5 be granted; road as follows: Leading from a point on the west bank of the Jefferson river due east of the northeast corner of section 30, town 1 north, range 4 west; from thence west to county road leading from Dillon to Boulder, and beginning at the northeast corner of said section 30 and trim thence due north tO the intersection of said county road leading to Boulder City. That the petition for changing the boun- daries of school dists 5 and 23 be eranted, boundaries as follows: beginning at cor- ner common to secs 8, 11, 16 and 17, town 1 north, range 5 west; thence one mile uorth ; thence west to the western boun. date- of said county. That the petition of NV V Meyers et al for road in Crow creek valley be granted, road as follows: commencing at corner of secs 5, 6, 7 and 8, town 4 north, range 2 east, running due north on section line to intersect with county road at Mrs. Sher - lock's plsce. That the petition fer school dietrict at Basin be granted. Boundaries ais follows: comtnencing at the mouth of High Ore gulch on Boulder river. and extending up said river in a westerly direction to the east end of Elk park amid including all the country along said river from summit te Summit. That the petitii n for opening lot 6 in block 9, Boulder, be laid over. That the bond of G. M. Soule for road supervisor, district 2, be approved. That the petition to change road near B. Cooney's be granted. Road to run on northeast ei sec. 8,, town 5 north, range 2 west. That the bid of D. G. Warner for 40 corde of wood be accepted, at $4 35 per cord as per specificatioes. That the remonstrance against bounda- ries of school districts 5 and 23 be not granted. That the report of J. N. Kelley and Wm. Dwyer, J. P., be accepted and tiled. That 3105 00 be allowed R. Rader, su- perviser district 10. Board adjourned to September 8th, 1887, at 9 a. m. Boulder, Mont., Sept. 8th, 1887. Full board met 9 a. m. It is ordered by the board that on Sep- tember 2let, they will receive sealed pro- posal& for the building of bridge and ripp- rapping 125 ft. more or less, commencing at railroad and extending to bridge at Calvin's on Boulder river. Also to build a bridge acrose Boulder river at Boulder City. Plans etc. to be seen at clerk's office. Brutally Murdered. An old man by tho name of John Embody was brutally murdered on - the illth inst. al the head of Dear- born creek, by a half breed. It seems that he has sold consider prop- erty, and it is supposed dust his life was taken with tho evident intention of robbery. He was well known here by all old-timers, having located the !dolly McGregor, and several valu- able leads near Wickes and other places. Officers are in pursuit of the murderer, but as yet they have no clue of his whereabouts. Obituary. Michael Donoughue died very sud- dent - in Basin on Sunday, Sept, 4th, 188. , at 7:30 a. m., aged 57 years, of heart disease. His remains were taken in charge of by Mr. Sanford, aii_w_ere taken to Helena and buried in t,lie Catholic cemetery. Mr. Don- oughue was an old settler in the west having emigrated to this country in 1855. He was formerly of Michigan but has resided in several mining camps in the territory for the last teenty four years. He was respected by all who knew him for his many v trtuee. _ _ Igor Safe or Rent. Thw best located aud arranged lodging house In Elkhorn. Inquire of Ulm & Schmidt or T. 1 - 4. _ fd seams exteusioo road be not accepted'. That the minority report of the viewer, oo sald road be accepted, road as follows: beginning on the west side of Meitt street in the town of Boulder where 3,. 'avenue crosses NOM street, and running thence westerly along 3d avenue till it reaches the line between seetion 82 and 33, town 6 north. raege 4 west 80 feet in width, as the preseut 3d Avenue is laid out from that pilot 60 feet in weld' to where ft crosses the section line between sections 14 and 32 and meets 3d Avenue in Sweet's addition, theme?. runuing il'eS4 along Raid line 80 feet on each side te the beginning of the county road to Basin at the ee qr. post, being the northeast corner of north- west ,4 northeaet ee of said section W. Board adjourned to September 9, 9 a. m. That the following sums be allowed on the general fund. Territory vs E Whipple: J Keleigg, J P fee, $6.00 0 H Merrill. constable fee, $21.50 W Shaver, jury, $150 J Campbell, jury, $1.50 M McGurlek, jury, 31.50 11 S Johnson, jury, $1.50 A R Depew, jury, $1 50 WThadall, jury, $1.30 N Merriman, wituees, 33.00 G If Soule. witnees, 38.00 A Merriman, witness. $3.00 A II Moulton, it ness, $8.00 E Ballard, witness, $3.00 E 31 Culver, witneso $4.00 E 1 I odsou, witness, $4.50 IV fl Greene, whuesa, $4.50 Territory vs Jno Floyd and C Bodet : W Noonan, J P foe, 36.00 F J eiorton, constable fee, $13.35 I. Anderson, Witneee, $2.70 S B VanWart, wituess, 31.50 Territory vs W J McGee: W Noonan, J P fee, $6.00 FJ Norton, constable fee, $9.20 J Lockhart, witness, $1.50 J. Nelson, witn sa, $1.50 G Mooney, witness, $1.50 W A McGee, witness, 31.50 D McGee, witness, 31.50 A McKenzie, jury, $1 50 W Sutherland, jury, $1.50 C L Harris, jury, $1.50 W McKenzie, witness, $1.50 J Chenoweth, witneae, $1.50 A, Algee, witness, $1.50 Territory vs Chas Dawson: NV Noonan, J P fee F J Norten, constable fee A McDonald, witness D McDonald, witness C Watts, witness C Jones, witnese F Brown, witness M Hutchinson. witness Territory vs Wilsou and Bain W Noouan, J P fee F J Norton, constable fee S A H R oc usse kberg: lL i r tn , w ess itnes F B lleardt, witness F Alberts, witness le Z Crossley, witness L Boyle, witness Mrs NV Cartwright, wituesa NV Cartwright, witness Jan Price, witness A Delta°, witnese Territory vs Eliza Calvin: W Noonan, J P fee F J Norton, constable fee Territory vs A Calvin: W Noonan,J P fee 4 00 F J Norton, constabli fee 13 80 W L Hay, taking testimony Territory Vs Lucas, $5.00 Territory vs James 8111Ith: .e 31 Kellogg, J P fee $ 6 00 • II Merrill, countable fee 11 L00 C B Notate coert stenographer 52 S6 I It Alden, supreme court fee, Territory vs iliart, $42 C Kleinschmi . wit Crawferd 319 50 tember 1st. M Soule, trial juror 6 60 That sealed proposals be rece:ved et the Jno Foot, trial juror 5 40 Clerk's office until December 5th, 1136 8 H Knowles, trial juror 4 20 for the care, support furl maintenance Territory vs C Peterson: Geo Wilkinson, J P fee the sick, poor and infirm of the county 6 00 capita by the week for the succeeding Territory vs Win Butler: ;rear, said proposals to include and cover L Taylor, witness W Rain, witness 1 50 the entire cost of feedine, clothing tied H Riedel, witness C4 A Cook. witness S A Robertson, witness C J Morris, witness D Kinnear, witness P Coyne, witness Geo Bartlett, witness Territory vs Geo A Cook: 13 el Kennedy, witness A C Quaiimince, witnese J Ruudall, witness E Ryan, witness Territory vs Henry Lucas: A J Bradley, witness A J Bailey, wittness A Goodyear. witness A Willis, witness 8 Kearue. witneas Jno McPhee, witness II Keller, witnese M Brady, witness P H Kneeland, witness T McGarth, witness Jno Riley, witnese Territory vs Thos Cain: R J Dougherty, witnees R Hunter, witness L Root. wituess 13 Bartlett, witness P Kerley, witness Territory Vs John Rand: D Warner, J P fee W N Ten Eyck, jury Jno Moore, jury H Marsh, jury J Wnrreu. jury J NV Moran, jury 1 50 D J McNally, plans and driving F T McCormick, deputy sheriff $158 piles at Calvin's bridge fee, Evans Territory vs R Erricknon: J M Kellogg, J P fee G H Merrill, constable fee Territory vs M Maloney: J 31 Kellogg, J P fee X Newman, constable T Moore, witnees J Buddle, witness C Dunstone, witness M Leary, witness J Selstrom, witness J Ervis, witness H Erlandeon, witness Territory J Welsh, T Ryan, .1 Mulligan, Y Evans, W Riley and j .1 M D°t Ke ' llogg, J P fee • 11 Merrill, constable fee J Mullett, bailiff Notice tiled by Saucl Wade, of appeal T N Robertson, witness from the decision of county commie -eon- M Newman, witness ers on bounsiariea of school districts 5 & 2S. D Via.nt, witnees Territory' vs Hathaway : $ 6 00 30 60 6 90 6 90 6 90 6 90 8 90 6 90 8 00 47 25 6 90 8 90 3 90 6 VO 6 90 8 90 6 90 8 90 3 00 3 00 4 00 7 05. 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 5U 3 00 8 00 3 00 11 70 10 50 8 40 4 20 4 50 4 50 4 50 *4 50 4 50 4 54) 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 fee That the following warrants be drawn on the road fuud, for damages on property on 3rd. Avenue road: 1) G Warner, $125.00 Daniel MaNeill, $100.00 J 43 Knight. $5.00 M Wileoa el, Co. balance on bridge contract, $21.50 That supervisor district 3, post notices on 8rd. Avenue as per sec. 23 of road law. That the following sums be allowed on the general fuud. Territory vs. Burus Gavero: Geo W.leinson, J P fee, $6.00 M Soule, const. fee, $57.85 Territory vs. Fred Engel: Geo Wilkiuson, J P fee, 43.60 Territory vs. T McGrath : Geo Wilkinson, P fee, $6.00 J Itawlina, witness fee. $3.45 Jeff Troy, witnees fee. $3.45 J Coyle, witness fee, 33.45 H Erlindson, witness fee, $3.45 J J Crauk, wItuess fee, $4.20 L H Sinclair, witness fee, $4 20 A Frownie, witness fee, $4 20 W Johnson, witness fee, $4 20 Territory vs Vim Bailey: J M Kellogg, J P fee, $8 00 • H Merrill, constabe fee, 39 85 Territory vs B Randal: J M Kellogg J P fee. $6,00 M Newman, constable fee, 335,00 J McDonough, witness, $1 95 T Moore, witness, $1 9.5 T McGralle witneee $1 50 F Denuihauer, witneso 31 50 Mrs Kuhleke, witness, $1 50 le Nelson, witness, $1 50 Wm Jarrett, witness, $1 50 Al Newman, witness, $1 50 F Lindsey, a iiness. $1 40 Thomas Joyea, 8d quartet's salary,eoun- ty allot ney, 3180 15 E Culver, trial juror, $6 70 Mrs E Ripley, board of Harrington $4 50 That the majority roped of the viewer; J M Kellogg, J P fee G H Merrill,constable fee Thet the bond of Henry Joyner, supervisor district 17, be accepted. f hat the following bills be al- lowed on the contingent fund C K Wells, supplies T A Wickes, supplies Pioneer Press Co , supplies Jno Moore, deputy sheriff 11 40 i Bach, Cory & Co., supplies 11 63 1 J M Kellogg, collecting license. $5 50 D 3 McNally, plans for the Boulder bridge, $15 00 8 A Robertson, printing and' Supplies, 1 $854 05 J C Keriey, supplies, $7 50 W H Green & Co. co.lecting poor tax, W T Sweet, auctioneer, $3 . $25 20 A P Curtain, supplies, $18 90 • L 'fa loc. building jail fence, $51 2.5 E 43 ugherty, dep sheriff $32.00 J W Shannon, dep sheriff, $18 50 a 8 Kellogg, repairs, 45 J A Oldham, aesistant county recorder, $978 50 . J C Kerley. salary, 3300 V A Cook, eatery, fee i 5 C E Stevens, salary, $875 F C Berendes, salary. 3375 40 K A Stevens, assis ant county recorder, 6 250 - Daniel McNeill, aahtry. $500 F Si Wolport, board of prisoners. PAP° F Lindsey. salary, $e00 A E Wells, salary, $150 W E Dead, salary, 4187 50 F S Wol port, jailor. $276 Daniel McNeill, expenses, 3350 P Lindeey, expenses, $35 . A H Moulton, 5 daym ea county commis- sioner, $43 60 George Lambert, 5 days as catty com- missioner, $53 50 A el &comber, 5 days as county commis- s - nner. 1 15 ° 1 1 1 ao 50 50 50 50 6 00 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 51 50 6 00 10 50 6 13 1 a 1 00 90 95 95 95 1/5 95 95 95 00 50 el/ 50 50 30 6 00 10 00 8 95 15 85 71 35 Thal the following Stnall be allowed cm i the poor fund : Lurie's! of C Griswold: J C Musser, coroner. $14 20 A J Elder. JurT, p X W Jeffrite jiffy. 32 2,5 C L Thompson. jury, 32 '25 H W Currin, jury, 32 25 T F Murray, jury, e2 25 J IV Shruinon, jury, $11 35 It A 'bonnier. wiutess, $1 30 A McNair, witness, $1 50 GINVood, witness. $1 '50 Helen B(Iri,wold, witness, 31 5Q I nqueet of N els Lareote- J el Kellogg, coveter . ....... ...$ 5 00 G II Merrillecimstable 45 e3 ' Schreiner & Co, coffin 13 0 ; E Wells, supplies for 31ex Mike 10 73 Bill of L Taylor for coffin for Thomas mot allowed. W Trotter, care of poor $635 23 H Riedel, shaving prisoners 2 00 ; E Thompson, coffin and burial of McNiunara 30 00 , J. C. Ilunter, salary county phyei- ciar 75 00 W. II. Ducliee, attending W. Car - tin 50 00 That the following sums be allowed on the timid Fund: Montana Stage Co., work on Butte Canon. 100 00 Z D Foeter, lumber district 4, 26 56 J Dunlap, supervieur district 15 18 13 J Chenovreth, supervisor district 21 162 CO John Kelsey, work district 21 75 (;41 E Ryan, supervisor district 16 424 25 Z N Thompson. supervisor district 8 ft? 30 Z N Thompenn, supervisor, mate rial 2 46 McGrath, Lee Co., lumber, dis- trict 16 50 60 Paradise & McDonald, work dis- trict 3 , 1 73 IV D Northrup, supervisor districe 3 312 75 J 31 1) Taylor, supervisor district 4 27 00 J J Holmes, supervisor district 7 84 00 J W Olinger, work district 7 5 00 0 41 Davey, supervisor dietrict 5 118 83 Jordan, work district 5 1 38 2 00 3 22 9 00 3 00 2 50 nursing of the said sick, poor and infirm, and all burial expenses thereof. Abio tor mettle:II attendance on the said county poor and the inmates of the couuty jail, said proposals to include all medi- cines, medical and surgical appliances abd everything pertaining thereto. Board a ljourned to regular meeting 'as Board of Correction, Se ptenibro 19th, 1887. A. 31 eCOMEISIt. Chairman. ettett :s E. STEVENS, County Clerk. -- , PERSONAL. Jes. Allen. of Wickes, lit In Boulder. S. Cohen, of Helena. le registered at the Grand Ceetral - Louis Golub, from Basin, was at the Grand Central yesterday. School will commence again next uonday Kiss dorten as teacher. L T. Fletcher. White Tall, registered at the Grand Central on the 14th. W. B. Edgar. of the atiii of Gilchrist MVP. E, of Helena, registered atithe Grand on the lith. J. P. Dooley, of Winton Creek. Dear Lodge coun- ty, so;ourned a few daye 51 the Grand Centrel tels week. Mrs. Warner informs us that the Judge will re- turn borne In a day or two, from Litchfield, Min- nesota. susfor Reed, the veteran stage man, is again In Boulder. keetong Vlign eye on the workin.,-s of the stage line. James Nitwits. eple of the lucky ones betas , n here and Radershffg, regletered at the Grand Central on the 12th. W. J. Townshersh sueeriateneent of the nor, tana Stage line. hae gone to Butte on business mat- ters connected with the company. John Sutherland. of Helena. registered at the Grand Central on the I Ith. Mr. Sutherland Is on his way to represent rich prospects en Catixa.t Dhitr.ct. Emery H .ut one of Basin's favorite citizens reg- istered at the Crsnd Centrd on the lith. Mr. Bout. e Informed, Is about to make himseLf comfortable In Baena Frank Hope. Eddy Cook and ethers, tho left for tee germ. rs some three weeks ago, write back : that they ere having an Immense time \peering I fish on the lake. and other.% Ise enjoy tbelt visit to Wonderland. Billy Black and sir. Lauer of WickeN pasiscd through Boulder thts week en rout!: hree Delayed Locals -- - Conductor Marrsm in town. An intetreating letter from liasfi. will appear next w - etk. G. Chettley Bibb is doing exeellent -Pilgrittil work fcr the SENTINEL. Wm. Kayser, of-Camet, cut him left foot quit severely a few days ago. Ile is DO n_ile to. be out on crutches. A. J. iedel, sec . ond son ef oar ' eistimablt townsman, II. Riedel, ar- rived on tosday's train from Chicago. ; Zack Thompsott has put the cross- ing over the wate'ywity near the court house in ; good !repair, notch tl:e cum N i;ert ili i . e i s i: c fr l ei f ,s(e) t , I n1 l i e tad, caiamiell has supplied a long felt wan ---lie has ttrioned a genuine fruit ancli-vegetablel market, and his place is supplied with the choicest of everything. The legislatiire has adjourned, but it is a self-evident fact that but little was accomplished in the way of re- medial laws----tfhe purpose for -which they were called together. In fact, the time they were in session WAS tot) short tor runcloinaterial business. We received a pleasureable call to- day from Conductor O'Rourke and Express Agent Dunn, of the Wickes branch of the N. P. railroad. They were returning front having a royal dinner with mine host, Win. Trotter, at the Boulder Hot Springs. F. C. Berendes now represents two of 'the best insurance conipa ides en earth ----the North British & Mercan- tile company of London aind Edin- burgh; capital stock, $1,000,000. A lid the Firemen's FuThd of San s F u r r a e n . cisco. Now is the time to in- . T. F. Murray Ilas just received a large stock of boots and shoes from the celebrated San Francisco house of Buckbaghain & 111C.ht. They were taken exchange for town lots, and he intends to sell them at astonish- ingly low prices. Cell and examine them. Track layers on the Northern Pa- cific near Basin have been called off by the contpany in order to lay about six miles of tract on the Marysville road. They will resume operations again in a few days, and continue the N. P. tract to Amos Calvin's raneh w wf : i n e t r . o r the road will terminate for tLe - For Sale. Carpenter Sinip and Lot. Main Ft:vet. Apply L. TAYL011, Boulder, montane Territory. • Washington Hand Press ior An 8-colunie Vea.shinoton hand press for sale cheap. Call or nalresi this office. Lost. A gold square -111A chain neeklaN., with charm. 2 red sets in charm. Lost bet -seen D. A. Larson's Golden Etar mine and Emmett mine. Finder voll please return to County Clerk's office and greatly oblige the owner. For Rent. • ROOreilling OF 7 • 7s,-.40, , ivr A ,Z17\f V*1.: -a.Lr - O . Department R. _ BOYrr & CO. Under the manner:me.. riek a euccess tete been . Department. All cur refuaded iu case . neve:vino and lines of qf Miss MeCer- achieved in els •nrk guaranteed.. f dissatisfaction. ( iP en.1 . ) g NeWle3 1 Dods for FALL and WI We piece on sale full line af New - WOOL TRICOT very low price of 5 cannot be had after t price, aa thuy are we Fail V.Tinter ; . ' speeial and exclu fined to our house manufacturers. Ladies' qisses an ino all Wool and Si . UNDER TER Trials. HIS WEEK a oloringa in all LOTUS at the centS. (Thev is week for this th 75 cents.) nd raps •ive styles, con - by the leading Children's Yet- - k -JAR EtC( 1 Amt. - 41 - .1r.,7. - . Doan. Vfltivn, raTpr, Eta., Et,%; Ali L:n Ir.; of Pia:line; w yrk fur- nished on short notice. ACCIDEr.41 iNSUiCANt;E. Emigres' LiSiilitY A MI11E3 CaltirEtigi ildraite • LC) . Paid U? - Ceptal, $500,030.00. D !emitted m s. as reeteree :see; ewe, slim 010, ' 7.1-.s t !Ana:lac bsintts are covered by a rile, In the preferrei olio. a.!anetat fiecIlli!Un $..i. $5.(4t41 On deata. *SAO on loss of eeeslaet. ee,teii oil loss ot tote !tot. a ease on. lees of !sail bands. 1 *IVO tni loss of ono rout 2 500 on loss or one hare!. lad per nionth while Ili:ell:sr!. A I'o7i4.•:: Cove0.11, - ..7' the Santo' A ntolints la the Event 01' Ilettli or In,;tiry by Ital.:- road Accidents for the -: Annual Pr( IllitIlt1 -' . 0i / . 1-: 1 0.4.0. T s _ _- If you trosoe by tee: yon • a/ostt to be without a ',volley in this compiler. a. DO17311 . 1r2TY, Agent. ULDER - MCesTANA. a 4at 0 .4.13 • = • c3 s cr IT a c'• • x • 5 g • • 2 • e« n !I 4 ot a. x c O g ci 0 -• 16 Z 2 r 3 C - D Can C=I C - D CD C.e0 CD C=P =116 s•set :\'\ 4 C • m i p imams 11:1 11 . 0 51 =CO ammonm. than can bo found lsewhere. Lee D I fe. GeeL_DOERG, elontsea. in immense duentit s. at lower N E:W $ 0 a r 1.4,1 7 .1 e t s -Axr Wall Parer ! In extent equal th • combli ed ; stocks of 2.he c:ty. Two beautiful rooms in the Ryan block. They are well ligited, and. Our prices will very desirous for ativ kind of office. low, maintaining tion for keeping() MRS. O. RIEDEL, Dress Making ANIf Respectfully belound uniform'. our useal repute- ly firet-class goode. J. R. Boy Jr.& Co. An kinds of Flaln Sewing: Crozhetete and Kane; -- KNITTING. SIM mons. .1.••••111.011111•111- A. it. sioneon. tne Aundulitrator of the estate of John S. orady, deceased, L14 , 1144 teed we bon berms prity.ng tor WI order Of site of all the n‘al eatoto ot sale nets:dent, for tad ptirpo.es Lae:till net lot tn. it, theiriore ordered by the judge of said coma. twat au persoLs ioterested in toe estate of &AA tiouvabc4 tilipetir %tenure Laie said probate court, on stundin, tae It In Amy of Cctobtx, tee, at 10 o'etozt Ili Use loret.0,..1 Ol 41:2..L tae vain nouse, Di sant count, Jeaerson. to tower ottoe silo an order swami not tie enuatee to Ins sa.0 AdmItuttpitor to sell elm ot tilt tee* ottate of tbl u sitA h u a e t -mised. a ,voy of this order be published at least four susierasive %metals Jelle faun Latirity orisTI ala i a newspaper praited and puO- liatteJ in *Jul Jeaersoit Gotha,. Mon costa 'Territory. J. C. hhtu-ST, Prothtte udge. Boulder. Sept. 10, lost. - No. 1886 First pub. Sept. Application for a Patent. United States Land Office, Helena, Moatanit, o t c e °e t o r l ite given that John 0. Briscoe. whose poetoitior address is Clarke County, Mootana Territory, F. Make oy his duet ner III tact, E. C. Pr - .wnose poetonse undress Is WW1& LeMS a4C1 t wee Co Montana territory, has this da; his application tor a patent tor about 15A10 *linear bet of the Iron 1.4111sr Lo.le. male or vela bearing goal. aioser am) ie.401, with surnimairrutupi from to III bset in wkito. sitnated in Colorado uniting t county or Iseersun. and terri- tory of Al01414.411.3, 4111 de44,11-44t.1 ay toe held notes and cancan plat oil lhe .0 Cats otti,A, as tot itio. 9e. toeusaio 1, u. not i ce 4, WC Of Pralsal 1 A4 41 4 44e late and meridian of stoutana rerritori, said EA NO. *4 Ociatif te-set: Nominee at the 4. '4% , IoAsttiou torner which is a granite stone 22z11x4 .nunes, merited I-4127 tor r ier r n liftw t :m . A fro ioi 'n is 7 W , \ k i i, \ 17th es e ld i n t -7. 1 no cu rt r a - : range 4, w, bears s SI deg, 41 Dun. vr., :mat feat distont, rtni.i.th; taut,* 08.7 deg 46 nuns 11.4.5 feet; thcaoe n dee .; 4 1 r 485 r cet; thenoe s oug ul whim W. reel: theaue deg IA Mini iv. 4ol. I log. tneui.-e z deg at atm w lid Lis,: to 6./f - Order to Show COW(' why Order erritury of elor tante' County of eefeeie of t, ale ol Rent Estate Should not be Made. In the Justiteee shin befor e. In the Probateicourt,of the county of Jellerson • ana territory or Monteant. Peace. iu tee metier t:_e estate. of John S. Grad;, John Wicittier deceased. undeui-t Deceit , ' int order to shoe cause why order of sole of Neal • \ ' • ' Tite people - of the Tersitcr; of Montana, d Defendant. greeting: etuninoned - to be au4 M. Kellogg, a Justice' for the County of Jef Wickee, on Tues- f October, A. D. 18S7, ot odd dey, then and v - er to the complaint of he above named Plain - n to rocover the suns of ) Dollars, for money te Defeedant, at de- nseluce and request, be • and Atteust 12th, 1887 reof jtorement ItZ to the above non 'You r.re hereb appear be.ore ma, o: the Peace, in a ferson, at ray ofe day, the 10th day at 10 o'clock n. there to mak e ans John Wickburg, tiff, iu civil act; Two Hundred (3' loaned by Plaiirti feudentes special tween April 12th and in oefault th rendered against me Johianedquist, the above earned De endnnt,- teed the sum of Two Hundred.,1). liars and eatts of suit in tbis. - behalf e.xpe ed. Given under I y hand tbil el5th day of September, A. D 1887.. • J. 31. KELLOGO, Justice of the eace of said Township. No.1887. fir t publieation, Sept. 16th. Applies ti Telted ditates Ocpteinber 1887, Notiee hertbY whose mote:lice eieeee Co..51ont: by his attorney in office address is ilei 'rer.. ttist LOS (LI) for from 1191.1 lode mine or vein surface g:•onad fro uated tut:clonal° - son arid Perr.tory the Lel I rotes and as Lot No, 9d in to cling blse imeana n tor a Patent. I 021m, Helena, Montana !yen that Jahn G. Bris:- - et. dress ls Helena. Lean sal Territery. and Clio,. F. theke. et. E. C. Prosser. whose poLts us_Lewlsand ciarke Co. Mont. A hie apolleation fora p -dent 1500 'mein tect of the lasa ring goal and silver. with 541.5 to in feet In width. ga- ining district Ocranty of Jeffs! , lieutaua.: and designated by flit:Lid plat Gun:sin tbisottet nship 7. n range 4. wig bran- ridian of Montana Teereo- i-s, Diptle ug JA onleft sbeu er Cat --- Mon right ribs. Boulder valley. I'. 0. Pi terler. Sria r_ _,MINENIE13rn Mexicali r 7 t ustaiig C: E E:ornto h l :kes. 12\ , Contratted Setcw 1.ranbago, s he se en a2 .7tiene 6 : Ia arnz tle t a' - Etift Jet:to ' Bat.kaeLe, Err ptier Serair.s, Beelees, gapallayr'i'a v aa j cl e te Gallo Corns, Creeks. 'THIS COOD OLD ETA140-1eY eccom; dishes for r herTlxxly ex e , ly what need for It. ne of the reasons for the great populuotytt: , ibto liustang Liniment Is r:end in its naivia sal anelicalifity. r.eerybcd; Nucl. iredlc Th e Lumberman needs it in c -ma of smokier •. c I lett sewife needs it for gcaerad fat. r The Cot:inter needs lc for kis foams r nd Id men - The Mechanic needs it rilwrys on ha week Leech. The !Hiner needs It in coo or firletrPO , T. The Pioneer needs 9 -can't Sot ateaa withe it. The Fanner needs it in his house. Ide gad las stock yard. The Strambcut MAR or thr Dentinal, ma,a it in liberal supply *Rouen:1 a‘bore. fri 7 n h et e a - ri n d e e r at s e 7 t 1fa rv a llan ele m r neesia le-li 1.1, hrit t h7ra ral iS s t o o e f la r o r s w an er d n a c‘ w e' o l' r1.4 in - o - f \ ero w n ili bie. \.0 :3L\ taTaehase h it t e r o ti a a d r z .n an d n o eed f c s „ l id t en s sul ts w an ti d i ci n'ed anyer t s . . ° L: h k e o B It ac as kw an °D an as t in idot gu e f n o eed r t s he if\ dangers Them limb and comfort which surround tbe pioneer. The Blot:chant r ecds it nboit$ Ms Wore among his' employees. Accidenta will happen. aod whan these oome the \Mustang Litornent is wanted at once. Kee, a Bettie la the Holum. \rim the hest el ner No. 1 tne place or te...- Oill2 L. sael Lot No. es. beine es follows. to -wit: econom y\ * Forks in which A !chat% they will spend iaare.. or - ' - a- ---• etegnetie warkati,m 1 uez Li aline, contaking Begninung et toe wlobistIon rbaser at ugranite : K cep a Bottle la the rooter,. fts immediate so IntrdIrte anti fishing. We hove the pntblitie r I a S.ot Aura. line wattion ot this minis is recorded In the Re- ii iii tst ir t c=e 1 r - br I tteu ftw eetli cornee on r i 1115 111. i eep n ''as e st of B a ol id le en A t sa l vr ve a s y l : In la an tai d e l''as tSia o b f t7fe e r corder - s oleo of leacrnuf Comity., In Boot U,' of tteanC2 , X:eilIFI I range 4 w. benrs 'a 40 deg 0.6 • ab lode Ja/Ddil E. oda*. et al; on tut e toe Home a I dft -41 nun e 141.5 fect as. when wanted. .__ . __ __________ _ nage thlance s 57 deg 46 min Lthi Toe e L adyea lth u u t i ng L claimants -.re on the n the arta. Stake Lode, John V. Brassie rt al.; on tne a tne lotto Lode. John U. Brokaw. et al. Any and all personae:alining adversely any por- tion of said Iron Dollar Late. mine or surface ground are required to ale their adverse clams with the xesreiter of Lie Ladted siutes Land of - hoe at Bekaa, in the (armory of Montana. dur- ing the toxVi days period of euteeotion hereof, or they wit' be barred by virtue oi the provioons of the Statute.. S. W. Laaionoalin, Leo...stet. A. W. Markley, AtCyfor Claimants. . No. 1888. Firs. Pub. ee - I - O.16. . Application for a Patent. United States Land Chios, Helena. Mont., Sep- tember LLth ilea7. Nottee is hereby given that Jchn 0. F.riscoe, whose porton:ice address Is le teea, Les's. and curio County. Montana. tan Cearne 1'. John Moore is nnw prepare I to do all Bioko. by Us attorney in [ter E. C. Ludt* County. Montane Tenitory. his this FERR kinds of painting, paper hanging, !dazing, au rr:T e r. w heel rwill\ I\ lie--kgla- Lew\ 1 6 to fate linear feet circle non* stake mine or vent Molnar gold. Olivet. and bad. with 6,0. - fate treta Sato eta feet in Indth situated chicken on their retravt _ SPECIAL NOTICE3. Dresmaking. Mr+. Ihiuglas and Miss McCoy. Presses cut by the Moedv tailor system, Satis- faction gearanteed. Little Boulder, Moat. Windows and cedar doors and shingles in stook at Kellomes after May 10th. After May 10th, go to A. S. Kellogg for cedar shinglee, cedar doors :owl cedat moulding. For finishing lumber, (hews, *endow% old moulding, call on A.S. Kelloge, Boul- der. after May 10th. Perties deeiring buildie mnterial should call on W. N. Ten Eyck. aeent. e F Tuttle, work dietrict 5 H Welch, work district 5 S Wade, work district 5 J W Gilkey, work district 5 ' G L Elmer, wurk district 5 Henry Coiden, supervisor district 1 . 121 50 W Rain, repairs district 12 5 75 X Small, supeivisor district 12.... 47 00 P Howard, work 5 00 A Batts, work 20 00 E Brooke, work district 4 8 00 Larson, Keefe & Co scraper dis- trict 14 12 00 Smitu Bros,. lumber, dietriet 10 63 50 E Hodeon, lumeer, dietrict 2 9 02 That the bid of S MeNtilly fur laying the floor in the jail kitchen e for $30 be' accepted. That the Detroit Safe company furnish the Treasurer's office with a fire aud burg- lar proof safe, at cost of $910. That D J McNally be apptiinted to vie*, and accept bridge at Dunti':% if cumplete3 as per contract. That the road supervisor of district 21 be notified not to spend any more atone in his district unless it be epet•ial road tax That there be a special meeting of t Board on Vi ednesday, September %1, 1 at 8 a. tn. to open bide for building bridg at Calvin's and Boulder City, and for suc other busluese as may come Lefore the J J Holmes $2.40 general fund for mike age from Comet. That the salary of the under sheriff la; 31500 per -year and of the deputy county clerk 490 per month, com.ueucing Sep - ee of pedestrians. tumor 1153 taken upon him- ork of clearing the streets , and otherwise make them le to the traveling public. choice enrt of Week ee Toe e - e ellogg,Juleice o: the . Plaintiff. Is. John No. I. from whica 7, 8.17 sine 18, t 7, min w. 85.5 feet; e OM feet; ehenee thence w 1491.1 te tee( el comer No. Magnetic reriad tea acres. The in the Itrecordtr's ems Tenetory. tn Toe emotiong Iron DeLor lode, On the west Uas Dame a. Ally and all ns cl a l..: ne in dng a tion pf sold Iowa require 1 to lre r adverse clal leder of the Ifni Status Lead It Bt , 1, i ,:1 the Territory ct tine. during the 5 xt : Mr , period cf pub:ha .n Inane' or they \'lithe biirrzd by vitae of ton L riananc- or the Statute. . . ri. W. Leworuntki, Iteghiter. A. W. :..tarle,ey. try far claimant& 1 , ---------- - . : thence n t deg 45 Mtn W , the pLssieot 19 deg 55 tans e. c• ontahene tiro of tills mine te recorded ef J1fferson County, Nen- 0. of lode 100fitiona. 1111411146 are on the north the 94. ..Tohn 0. peso*. et at.: Side lode, Leteee, eherite errely any nor - Moe memo' are ugh Ito - over 6,000,000 PrOPLE U 5c TS SEEDS enc. Give him a call and you will get %tiled his application tor a petent tor from s It admittra tr D. IA. FiERRY & CO. good work. W. N. Ten Eyck, agent, b fl udeee• material at very I o w prices. lei e mhette dated. County of iafterson. qu:eity considered. , • and Territory of Malta:m.1W designated by the held notes and oilielei plat on Me In Mei ranee es M. Goldberg keemie-ie ,tock a fine and Lot ho. 94 in township 7. a raums4 e worpoiseieat exclusive line Of the celeiirseel Iluckine- b ' ele Ra e Ind meridian of 1113 .'\na reeeiore• •I'd ,-- Lot, No. 94 beim,/ as follows. to -wit: ham boots; and .ffioes, at his [seedy opened ! }montane at the s w lee -Owe corner which Le a , harness store 9n Main st., next door below . grange stone k0:14x9 Mama matted 1-1105. for Chas. Pond's restaurant. . tomer No. I. from which the section corner be- tween wactlous 7. 8 17 and 18. t 7 n r 4 a. be.tra a ; Don't tail to go to the new lutnixo yard gide, it) min tv 1723-6 feet ditinint. running thence I when in want of ant - thing in that line. l e i s r o deg s 7 min e 1472.6 lett: thence n 2 degS4 min W. N. 'reit Eyck: agent- taenee fe rieep bei ri e ml i n7 e 6 2 1( 2 -el nl i: e w er i e 4 er 6 el f ol. ; 1 Ernet Kaercher opened u tailor shop in the placeof 'scanning. stseneas variation 2) de, containing f . 9.11 Riedees building. Repairing 'and clean- acres. ing neetly deuce The hteation of this mine is re larded in the Ile - corder s o'4,..e of Jefferson .Count -, Montana Tee - 1 We mike a speeidtv of lath and cedar riv.e. in book 0. of ad, letions, . sbinelee. W ..er. Ten Eyck, agent. The t=31.1.me etalinSnts are o . the west-A . 0e 110 N 7011IT SZ B ICON, ..,:' i ) ... _ ..i. ILEDS/51/1 ea Our 4•4•1 1. 1.1,1 D.I3.FEReT CO'S =of • s t...44 • teeeel. For 5807 ell is. mailed FKE.i7 to fil arviira.n•e and to Ira sinati's .natenacct c.- d. - L . :II:IC a. r.../1.4,14 all.ravry son wax g Igor- ▪ JOini Ifteaw mires a sead or a. edema D. 11. Tar C3. 0 strolt. &stray Notice. 1 One bald facia bay horse. branded with half circle t .1 (T)on left shoolder ; on left thigh; JL on light thigh ; seven years old ; 700 pounds. A selte'le reeard for infor- mati013 leading to his recovery. Mao. N. E. Crtuacu. Wtekvoi, Mont 'Caton I . James E. sites et al and the Iron , Dollar lsde. John 0. Br.sece. et ' Any and all persons elsitning sdsersely any tnr- nen of said Home Stake nen. or surface ground arc reentry.\ to Ille then advene claims wIth the lie'z'st'r of the rotted lee ees Laud dare at,ltel- en& In the territory of Montana, dining the Special attentiO: eevra to F;e, Lar and Throat. sixty data' Period et ton Immo& or they win be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. s. I,Aeltireirelt, lag:ster. A sr, y a yirjey, qt., for Casinuotte. • Pt;siiiall trucp. 1 - 11-',I . ,EN A MONT A N.1 . 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