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-......0461 Jefferson County Sentinel. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1888. GONE TO THE 'PEN.' W. H. BURGESS TO SERV E A THIR- TEEN YEARS' SENTENCE. He Leaves Behind a Sorrowing Wife and Two Little Children to Mourn His Absence —A Victim of Cir- ennistances - Sympathetic Judge, Etc., Etc. Saturday the deputy sheriff of Fer- gus county stopped here, on his war to Deer Lodge, having in charge W. H. Burgess, convicted at the last term of court at Lewiston, of having killed Dennis O'Brien, .and sentenced . to thirteen yeais in the Territorial pris- on.—Castle News. The following we take from the Fergus County Argus which gives the particular; of the whole affair: Territory of Montana vs. Wm. H. Burgess; murder. Frank E. Smith and Wm. H. Hunt for plaintiff, Wal- ter A. Burleigh and H. G. arid S. H. McIntire for defendant. Trial by jury; found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to thir- teen years in the territorial prison and to pay costs of action. Of all the twenty-seven criminal cases that have been entered on the docket of the district court hekl for this County, the action of the Terri- tory of Montana vs. William H. Bur- gess is the only one that has com- manded and had the close attention of our citizens in general, and, we may add, the only one iii which the result of the trial was a surprise to the majority of our law abiding cit- izens. As will be remembered by those of our citizens who were residents of Fergus county at the time, William H. Burgess was indicted by the grand jury of the September term of court 1887, charged with the crime of mur- der. He was admitted to bail to ap- pear at this teem of court for trial. The unfortunate killing for which he was indicted occurred on September 10, 1887, on what is known as Crys- tal mountain, about two miles east of Maiden, and the circumstances as shown by the evidence produced Iii court, were about as follows: On September 10th William H. Burgess was in possession of the Florence mine, located on said mountain, and was engaged ie mining. Some time previous to this date a dispute arose as to the ownership of the mine be- tween Burgess and Murray & O'Brien, co -owners with Burgess. Being up- on a military reservation, possession, in the opinion of both parties, was nine points in law, and a party of men ended with six-shooters and Winchester rifles, knowing Burgess was there, went to the mine, for the purpose, as they testified to in court, of taking possession \peaceably if possible, forcibly if they must.\ Harry Johnson, a witness in the case for the defendant, by stratagem evaded the vigilance of the aggress- ive party, and, reaching the mine, inbrmed Burgess of his position, stating that he was surrounded - by armed men bent upon taking. the Florence property. The reputation and character of Burgess are well known to the people of this county, and that he believed his life was in danger upon the receipt of such in- formation, there is no doubt in the minds of the best citizens of the county. Acting upon that belief he shot Dennis O'Brien, the leader of the aggressive party, whom he seen standing within range, and of whom he knew he had the most, if not all, to fear. O'Brien was killed almost instantly. In the afternoon a detachment Of troops from Maginnis came to the mine and Burgess gave himself up, was taken to Maginnis and confined until an order was issued for his transfer to the county - - jail. Then followed the indictment by the Sep- tember term of c - rurt, upon which he was tried at this time by the follow- ing jury: B. H. Bowman, R. A. Clarke, L. H. Sweetland, Ed. Bras- sey, Horace Collins, C. E. Richards, David Taff, C. M. Belden, Eugene Lewright, Solomon Lutz, E. L. Mow- ery, and J. J. Sigafoos. That all of these jurors were entire strangers to defendant, or only had a passing ac- quaintance, and knew nothing of the circumstances of the killing of O'Brien by Burgess is beyond dis- pute. They are all honorable citi- zens - of our county, and were com- pelled by law to find a verdict ac- cording to the evidence, giving the testimony of each witness under oath equal weight, regardless of who he was and what reputation he bore for truth and honor. The court, in sentencing the pris- oner, expresaed himself freely as to his belief in the matter, stating that he was of the opinion that Burgess was the victim of circumstances, and that he should be the first man in Fergus county to be punished by the law for a crime which a few years ago would not have be considered as a crime, was to the court a matter of regret; but he had a duty to perform which he owed to the people of the territory, mad having been duly and legally tried and found guilty by a jury of itis peers, -the wort was com- pelled to pass sentence mpos him. A motion for a new trial and stay of judgment .vas overruled. A. mo- tion on appeal was then served iipon the plaintiff's attorney, which will come before the supreme court at Helena in July. We have known W. H. Burgess and his estimable wife for years, hav- ing lived neighbors with them, and purchased goods aehis store for over a year. We know him to be a man of strict integrity, an affectionate father, and a loving husband. The ties that have been broken were no worthless threads, but fibers of the finest tissue. He was a worthy citi- zen, honest and upright, charitable to a fault, a most excellent companion, and in all a man whom no One could make and substantiate a charge against. That hour was a most un- fortunate one when he first met O'Brien. We never saw the man; he may have been a good man, also; but the chances are that Burgess 'vas in the right. He was not an excit- able man, but cool and collected on all occasions. To show how Mr. Bur- gess stood so far as his word was con- cerned, we will relate a short inci- dent that catne to our notice some- time ago in Butte. We met him on street and he inquired how we were fixed financially, and we told him the old, old story; he says, \let's walk down street,\ we did so, and he went into King & Lowry's and asked Mr. King if lie had a little money to spare., Mr. King replied that he had some, and inquired how inuch he wanted. Burgess answered, 4500. \Oh said King, \is that all I thought you wanted s couple of thou- sand,\ and in a abort time counted him out the money. This has been a sad blow to his wife, and we have no hesitancy in saying that we are nontident that he will yet be released by executive clemency. We say Mr. O'Brien may have been a good man; and he seems to • have had plenty of friends, but the two elements were diametrically op- posed to each other, and the result was that one or the other had to abandon the claim, and neither were Willing to do this. But as to the mur- der, so far as the evidence goes,' it was a dead sure thing that if Bur- gess had not killed O'Brien, he (O'Brien) would have killed Burros, People don't go around in this country with a Winehes‘,er on their arm to shoot ground squirrels, as the squir- rel law has been repealed. We hope -the eyes of the law will take cognizance of the nature of things surrounding this affair, and deal just- ly with the living, and at the same time have all due regard for the deed. 4Ing. J3urgess has our utmost sym- pathy in this bar . 4 bereavement. For Rent, Two large front meats over Schmidt & Pfaff's saloon. Well lighted and ventilated. Call at premises. For Sale. A one-story and a half dwelling on Third ave- nue, your large rooms. Three lots. For sale cheap. Inquire a& this office. Hay for Sale. By the stack Or ton, L. TAYLOR, j3oulder. Taken Up. Came to my place about the 20th ca July, 1887. one red yearling heifer. No visible brands. The owner Is requested to prove property, Pay charges and take the animal SWIlf, CHAS. FLIININO, 0je514117, Mont. *25 Reward. Streyed from Brenieues sawmill on Sloan's gulch, on the 224 of April, one chestnut horse. weight 900 emulate, arid branded D on left shoulder. Also one dark tar Wine, weight 1,(X10 pounds, and branded V on left shoulder. Twenty-five dol- lars reward will be paid to any esteem who will deliver the said horses at Breniuues PAN C, MCLRAN. Dated Boulder, mont, moy S. Ma For Sale. A new one and a half story frame house, well plastered, and nicely located. En- quire J. U. WARNER, Boulder, Mont, For Sale. A good offer to hotel men. A bargain, gentlemen, the Grand Central Hotel at Boulder is for sale. I am going to Cali- fornia. Terms reasonable. FRANK FARNHAM. Work Horses For Sale. I have twenty good work horses for sale. They are well broke, fed all winter, and are in good shape for the road. Will be sold cheap. Call or address, RACE GOODWIN, Whitehall, Mont. No. SID44. First publication March 23, 1893. Application for a Patent. U. a LAND Omni AT HELENA, Marsh 22, 18146. Notice is hereby given that John T. Murphy, whose postaffice address Is Helena, Mont, has this day flied his application for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Freddie Gebhard lode mine or vein bearing gold, etc., with surface ground six hundred feet in width, and milhate ap- purtenants, situated in Boulder unorganized district, county Jefferson and territory of Mon- tana, and designated by the fall notes and dike& plat on Me In this Mnoe as lot No. 54 A and B, in township 6 north, range 4 west, of principal base Line and merktian of Montana terrtiory, said lot No. 54 A being as follows, to -wit: Beginning at corner No. 1. from which the quar- ter section corner in the south boundary of section 6. township 6 north, range 4 west, bears south 86 deg, east 409 feet; thence north 12 deg.. west 600 feet; thence south 714 deg.. east 1500 feet: thence south 12 deg., east 600 feet; thence south 78 west 1500 feet to place of beginning. And the said milisite lot 54 B is as follows: Beginning at our er No. 1, from which the quarter section corner In the south boundary of section 6, township 6 north, range 4 west bears north 26 deg. 34 sea. east 614.4 feet; thence north 78 deg., east 744.4 feet; thence math 12 deg.. east 407.4 feet; thence north 84 deg. 50 sec., west 7714.1 feet; theace north 12 deg., west 177.5 feet to m Lice of beginning. Area of • oe end milielle, 25.69 acres; area in conflict with ea oy No. ILK lot ni B. not cliental, 2.57 acres; net area claimed. 2S.09 acres. The location ol this mime Is recorded in the re- corder's office of Jettero ereouoty, In books N and 0 of Lodea. The edjoiniug claimants are Emma Bell lode, lot 39 A. on the south, and Jersey Lily, lot 53 A, on the west a W. LANONORIfit, Register, J. W. EDDY, attorney for applicant. No. M. First pub. March 16. VI Application for a Patent. U. S. LAND Omci, HILIANA Mont, March 9, 1288. 5 Notice hereby giventhat Ezekiel R. Dean, whose otlice dress is Wickes, Jefferson county, Mita territory, hasX day flied his application for a Pateut MO ear feet of the Enterprise lode (and mi te) or min bear- nig gold and sliver, with sterfacegrOlind 5E5 feet in width. situated In Colorado (unorganized) mining district, county of Jefferson and territory of Mon- tauk'. and designated by the field notes and official plat on Me in this offtee as tote Noe WS A end n, In townsiily 7 north. range 4 west, of principal base line and meridian 01 Montana territory, said lots Nee. ee A and being as follows. to -wit: For sur- vey of lot NO. ed A. liminilIng et the northeast corner a granite rock 210.0 Mena\ marked 1-2173 A for corner No. 1. from Which the quarter section corner on the south tioendary of section 1, town- ship 7 north, range 4 west. bears north re deg. 14 nen., west 1458 feet; running thence south 87 deg. 30 min., east 146 feet, thence south 10 deg. 08 min., east 375 feet; thence south 50 deg. 90 mm.. west 1260 tce; • thence north 10 deg. 08 min. west MS feet; theries - norsh Affig. s§ min., east 1448.6 feet - thence north 84 deg. 00 - min.:Mkt lee Mel, to oor; ner No. 1 and the place of begthning. For survey of lot No. 985- Beginning at corner No. 1 of sold millteto from which the quarter sec- tion corner tria the south bourn:tory of section 16. township 7 north, range 4 west. Dears north 86 deg. en nun,, west 1511.3 feet; and said corner from No. of said toi hears north 31 deg. 30 tithe, east 126 feet; running thence north 6'4 tieg. Nat WS feet; thence nOrth 44 deg. 46 min., east 367 feet; thence north 45 deg. 30 min., west 66 feet; thence north 38 deg. 80 mho, east106 feet; thence north 60 deg. 30 min., west 211 feet; thence south 3e deg. 11 min., west 701.4 feet, to corner No. 1, the place of Mutuality& Area of Enterprise lode lot 911 A. f5.313 acres. Area of milislte lot 98 It, 3.27 acres. Total area of survey; talk acres. Conflict with mineral entry 863, not claimed, 1.42 acres. Net area of survey claimed, 17.4 acres, of which .80 acres are In conflict was lot 72 Ii and claimed by applicants. Magnetic variation e) deg. east. The location of this Belie Is reoordeel In the re- corder's office ot the recorder of , Jefferson county, M. T., in book of said records? The ad- jolnIng elate - milts are mineral entry No. 864 and survey No. 443. Any and all persons elaiming adversely any nor - non of said Enterprise lode Otod mantilla; mine or surface ground are required to nle their adverse (items with the register of the United states land °Mee at Hentee. In the territory of Montana, dur- ing the sixty days' nelopyd et publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute. Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of an order of the probate court of the county of Jeff- erson, Territory of Montana, made on the 89th day of October, 1887, in the matter of the estate of Michael Donaghue, deceased, the undersigned. A. S. Kellogg, administrator of said deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, on Saturday, the second day of June. Pak, at three o'clock p. m., at the office of the probate judge in Boulder, in said Jefferson county, the following personal property to -wit: One Paula Americanized .krestra. One ore crusher. One eight horse power water wheel. One hundred and twenty feet of eleven inch iron pipe. Forty-six feet of six Inch rubber belting. Forty feet of ten inch rubber belting. One 'Ala inch oounter shaft wtth 15 inch shifting pulleys and 1 34 inch and 1 36 Inch driving pulleys. All of the above property Is In good condition. The above property is situated on Cataract Creek obout miles from where said Cataract Creek empties Into the Boulder river, all the above be - hug In Jelferson County, Montana Territory. Bide tor the above property, altogether or In parts, will be received In writing at my office In Boulder. up to and Including June second. 18+, at hour of sale. The right Is reserved to reject all bids. A. S. KELLOGG. Administrator of the estate of Michael Donaghue, deceased. Dated Boulder, may 15, 1888. Notice to ('u -Owners. To A. A. Farm awl Peter Brown, your heirs, ad mlnistrators or assigns: You and each of you are hereby notified that your eo-owner has in accordance with section VOL re- vised statutes of the nutted States, expended in labor and Improvements upon the Hornestake pla- cer mining claim, and recorded in Book F. on pegs 937, Jefferson County, Montana Territory, III tne Homestake Mauer mining district, the sum of $210 nog orb of you, your interests being one -fifth each. Mr the near ending December 31. Pen, for the purpose tit reoraanting and holding the saki 'mining claim a000rtiertg to and 111110iis you con- gibute or cause to be oumltrlWtsd sour portions of Oen) expenditares amounting to $20 each together with !Meson and costs, Within ninety days after the servig enes notice by publication, your M- erest in e said uelblug untie) will be forfeited end the propetty of the anuersiee t ed, who has made t sitpenditures as required by law in such cases. J. Z. WileON. Datedet Butte, Moat., January 31,3868. 8. W. LANGHORNE, Register. P, *TN, tomey for plaintiff. Notice of Sale of ponds. OFFICN OF COUNTY CLERIC AND 1111.1.X/HDEN OF JEFFNIISON COCHTT, 1341C1.1)X1t, MONT., may 1, 1888. NOTIGIA is nereto inven that the Board of Coun- ty Conuinseloners of Jeaereon county, montema Territory, will offer for sale te the highest enider for MOM. On the 18th day of June, A. D. 1843,9it 12 o'clock, in,. at the lourt house at Boulder, the county meat of lead sioulity. the Coupon bonds of said county to the amount of torte thousand (40.- 000) dollars. Said bonds shall be of the denomi- nation of five hundred t$500) dollars, and dated the day of the sale thereof, and shall be payable twenty years after the 'said date. and redeema- ble after axe years after said date, at such time NS the said boardshali determine, and shall bear in- terest at the rate of 6 pet•Cent. pee enpuni Inter- est, pa:utile aunt -annually on the nest day of Jan- uary and July of each year. Said bonds and Inter- mit peyable at the office of the Treasurer of said Jefferstin cotiety. Sealed proposals for the peretelee of said bonds will be received at the uniee of IV, UQUOLF Clerk, et said town of Boulder, up to said time of sale. Said bonds will be sold to the highest cask bidder. but no boucle will be sold for less than the par value thereof. Said bonds will be issued for the purpose of erecting a court haat under authority of sections 756 755, 796 and 797 of the General Laws. 5th Di- vision of the Compiled Statutes of montane, and under an election held thereunder on April 21, A. D. 18e6, at which time the said board was au- thorized to issue bonds to follz: eleoutie by oiler of the Board. itilAa E. STEVENS, Co. Clerk. Notice for Final Proof. . Land Office at Helena, wont., may 7, 1888. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be maim before J. C. Kerley. Probate Judge Jefferson county, at Boulder, Mont.. on June 16, Lai, v17. Richard W. Jeffries, who made Pre- emption Ii S. No. 486 for the eele swie, sent sea. sale toile section i, townatin 6 porth, range 4 west. tie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eultleation of, said land, viz: Alexender J. Elder, Wallace K. Hope. Frank Farnham, John McDermott, all of Boulder Valley, mout. S. W. LANOHORNE, Register, Notice to CowOwners. To Owen Garrity 'tad Henry Peteram, your heirs. administrators or minims; You are hereby notified that the undersigned, you co-owner tim the Argenta quartz lode mining claim situated In Fourth of July unorganized min- ing district Jefferson county, Runtime territory, and recorded in Book N, p. 438. Jefferson county, has expepded on aid claim in labor hi the year ending December 33, pan. the sum of $33.eato for each of YOU. Said sum being the required amount necessary to hold said quartz lode mettle/ (intim under gtion 8924 of the Revised Statutes or the United States, to December 81, 1088. And ir with- in ninety days after this service of notice by publi- cation you fall or refuse to contribute your propor- tion of such eependlture as co -owners, your Inter- est In said Oahu will bwoniat t roperty of the undersigned under said Balboa Dated Boulder, may 7,1868. , H. Honer, Notice to Creditors. Estate of Benjamin N. Shoemaker, deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin- istrator of the estate of Benjamin N, shoemaker, decesused, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the saki administrator at his office at the store of A. S. Street, Wham, or at the Probate court roma Boulder. in said county of Jefferson. Dated ot Boulder, this lath day . of April, 1888, n DHOILNA NEM AdinhihitTlit01 of lb* estaA )1 4f Senpuniu • Shoe- maker, damn* , Notice to Creditors. Estate of Baud C. Monroe. deceased. Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of David C. Monroe, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims whist the said decatate. to exhibit them, with the ne- cessary vouchers. Withjn fair months after the first publication of this tuitice, to thr sold admin- istrator, at his residence on Bison creek, or at the office of the probate judge, In Boulder, iii the odd county of Jefferson. Dated at Boulder this 10th day of Meech. WV AMA's /11.0141001, Administrator of the estate of David C. Monroe. deceased. BENNETT BROTHERS COMPANY. /NO. DEERE s4.kiky.(.;1131 1 . ; walk inc.- plows. DAVFNPORT Steel l'lolawN and / farrows. SOUTH IsEriD Chilled Sulky& Walking - Plowed 13roattlyamt Seederm and Cultivattot-m and Carden Toolm, (rramm Seedm, - 131mlizega'avine and Dialing- ices. SCUTT'S All Steel nowt) Wire, 441* RILL'S Team and 13u6rgy 'Marne/ism, PETER SCHUTTLEE STUDEBAKER Farm, Wood and Quart Waicont4. Itoehy Mountain &spring. Wairop E. M. MILLER & CO.'S I-. • 1_3 it % - c CarriageI ti P'htte t 0c41 Esterly A:.1 Steel Twine Binders, Crown Mowers, Hollingsworth Rakes, Keystone Hay Loaders. Dederick Hay Presses. Steam Threshers. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! WgARE ALWAYS IN A POSITION TO TAKE FARM PRODUCTS IN EXCHANGE FOR U.NY OF OUR GOODS. I Tardwood, Wagon Ma- tcristi,ISlawk. minith Coal, rro-nim Wa- gm) (N)t - erm, . Bennett Brothers Company. 8UTT, I.ODG-E ANDOWNS=N ]:) _Let 0 i\le A . i\le _ Notice to Creditors. Estate of George B. Russell, deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. administrator of the estate of Goirge B. Rumen. deceased, to the creditors of azixtlec them having claims against the said to exhibit em with the Decease vouchers, wit in four months after the first publiceilosm 01111is notice, to the said ad- minietrator at. Ws =co 14 Boulder. In the said county of J e lliMpla. A. It. KELLOGG. Adm'rof the estate of George B. Russell. dec'd. Doted at Boulder, this 3d day of may, 18101. No, 2045. First publicatlou march 23. 1888. Application tor a Patent. U. S. LAND OFFICE, t Helena. Mont. march 22, 1885.whose posto address ls Helena, au, has this Notice Is f h o leby given that nt. t John T. Murphy. day filed his pplIcation for a patent for fifteen hunched linear feet of the Western Union lode mine or vein latring gold, with surface ground six hundred feet 0 width, and mill -mite contiguous, situated In Balder unorganized mining district, county of Jeffosou, and territory of montane, and designated bethe field notes mid official plat on tile in this offie as iota number 62, A et It In town- ship 6 north, range 4 west of principal base line ami meridian )1 ,monuma territory, said lot mun- tor 52 A being's follows. to -wit: Beginning a corner number 1 from which the 14 motion attar In the nortla boundary of section 7, township 6borth, range 4 wan. bears north 7 deg, 47 mln, leet lilti feet: thence south 12 deg, teat 600 feet; lience south 78 deg. west 1500 feet to place ot beetling containing 20.60 acre*, Co And the lot B, the mill -site contiguous 18 as follows: Begisiing at corner number 1 which IS identical with orner number 1 of the Wester,' Catlett lode lot 12 A; thence north 78 deN,. east 744.4 . 1oet; uurib dog- least 17”` MeV, thence north °. _30 W., *eat 771.1 Met; thence south 12 tag., Sat 427.5 feet to place of beginning containing 5 ams. The location U thls mine is recorded In the Re- corder's ()Mee 4 Jefferson county, lit book m and 0 of lodes, TI' adjoining claimants are on the north, lot 61 B WI OD the west. lot St A. Boonier- ang lode and Waite. S. W. LANOLIORNS, Register. Jens W. Eon, attorney for claimants. _ No. 2067. Applt tion for it l'Itte_ut, Lain O C. B. Laitrum. H)JwA, Mont. March 27, 18S8. Notice is hy given that I Mining and li ng company. whoseel8toftlee ad - at the Boulder Chief dress Is Helen t Mont., has this day led Its appli- cation for a j4.emmt for 1500 linear feet of the Ida 11 lode mine o eln bearing gold, silver, etc., with surface growl feet in width, situated In Cata- ract mining dtelct, county of Jefferson and terri- tory of Montane, and designated by the field notes and official pat °nate In this office as lot No. to, , in township - 700Mb, range ti west of principal base line and meridiao ot Montana territory, said lot No. 58 beIng at anows. Beginning N tte southeast corner, from which the quarter wake corner between sections 27 and 28, township 7no h, range 5 west, boos north 88 deg. 46 min., 1-8 feet; thence north 78 deg. 30 min., west 1 feet: thence north 11 deg. $0 nen., east 600 led; thence south 78 deg. 30 mill - 600 hen to the plae of beiginnlilla east 1500 feet; theice south 11 deg. 30 min., west Magnetic varieem fro 21 dog. to '4 deg. 15 min. Nat, contaling 20.66 acres, The location of ;ha mine Is recorded in the re- corder's office of Offerson county, Montana terri- tory, In Book it C Lode Locations, on page 17. e: T'2P italoluleguuniZe' tn within-named clairuas are, on the east, the Boul- der Chief, c on the west, the Burk Prince, aml ret; 1 . 1 . 11 . 1 .Puni Morrow et al. e applicant; ce Any and all perone claiming :inversely any por- tion of said Ida Mnde thine or eqrtace ground are required to file their adverse Maims kith the regis- ter of the U. S. Lan( Ake at Helena, in the territory ot Montana, duritg the sixty days' period of pub- lication hereof, orthey will be burred by virtue of the prevision's of tie statute. S. W. LANGHORNE. Register. Shober & Adam, attorneys for applicants. Notice. wrists, Jefferson county, M. T. March 17, '88. The co -partnership heretofore existing between Peter Lund and Richard Welch, under the firm name of Lund a Welch. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Richard Welch retaining the busi- ness at the old stand and responsible for all out- standing bills and collecting all the outatanding Indebtedness to the old firm and- receipting therefor . Prrica LCHD. Not too. Au thaw knowing themselves to ne indebted to Frank Farnhant will pima call to settle their thootasts and save costa. Business. First publIcatipti March 90. No. 3 :48, First publication March 80. Application for a Patent. V. S. LAND Orrice, t Promote Mont., March 2'1, 18188. Notice is hereby given that the Boulder Chief Mining and Milling company, whom postoftice ad- dress Is Helen t City, Lewis and Clarke county, Mont., has tilts cla Med Its applIcotion for a pa- tent for 1500 I:near feet of the Boulder Chief lode and milisite mine or vein bearing gold, silver. etc... with ingfaoe grouud 600 feet in width, situated in Cataratt mining district, county of Jefferson anti territory of Montaia, and designated by the field notes mid official pat on file in this °Moe as lots No. 57 A and 67 B In township 7 north, range 6 west of principal base line -and meridian of Mon- tamma said lots No. 57 A and 67 B being as follows. to -wit: Lot No. 57 A Beginning at the southwest corner from which the quarter section corner between sections v and as. township 7 north. rivage 5 west bears north 80 deg. 46 mite, weet 3681.3 feet; thence south 78 deg. 30 ithe. east 1501 feet thence north 11 dog, 30 intn., east sou feet; thence north 78 deg. 30 min.. welt IWO feet; thence eolith 11 deg. 30 min., west 600 feet to the i?iiica..01 begintling- Mag - netic variation from 20 deg. 30 min. to 2.1 deg. 15 mho east Area claimed. 30.66 acres. Lot NP 57 B: Beginning at the southeast corner from which the qttarter section corner between sections 27 and 28, ownship 7 north, range 5 west boas south 73 deg 1 min., west3686.7 feet; thetice south 89 deg. lb min., west an feet; thence north 2 deg. 15 min., east 330 feet; thence north 89 deg. 15 min., east 660 feet; thence south 2 deg. 15 min., west 300 feet to the place of beginning. Magnetic variation from 20 deg. to 21 deg. east. Area claimed, 4.99 acres. Total area claimed, 25.65 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the re- corder's office of Jeffersen county, Mont., In Book K of Lodes. page 649; millelte in Book F of Mill - sites, on pure 166. records of said county. The adjoining claimants are, on the east, the Snow- drift, claimed by Elizabeth Morrow et al.; on the weot the Ida M lode, claimed by the within -named ePPMenatle. all Ban' all persons Walla:ale adyersely Mty por- Uon of said Boulder Chief - lode en1 nelne or surface &Tomei are required to tile eff ad- verse claims with the register of the U . Land office te Helena, in the territory of Montana, dur- ing the sixty days' period of the publication here- of, or they will be barred by virtue of the provi- sions of the statute. 8. W. LANonoass, Register. Slmber et Adams, attoriteys tor applimuits. - k_.:11a Austin, lorsers—JA combined °illicit abc alder Cattle— 66 on right ribs. Range, Boulder valley. P. 0. B oulder. W1V1. ILOGERS. P. 0. Weber, Jefferson co., vt. T. Range Boulder valley. SIKANDS. Circle bar on left shoulder, open Ron left thigh. Horses: open R9,11 left thigh - A.. C. QTJAI rr.A.N -, 9, acldress, Boulder, M HANOI: on north toulder. Brands—Cat tie crosspd on ribs on both sides. Horses --Q on the left shoulder. Marna—Double dulap. up and down. Vent Cattle and horses, aingle brands on right shoulder J. riGYAN. P. 0. address Boulder Valley, M. T Range, Jefferson c-ounty -• Bn%NDS. Cattle: • E It on right thigh. 4 Horses: Single 11 on left shoulder. Vent, same brand on left thigh. I1A11111S4(3N .lo,311.13AINT ange—Jefferson and Fish Creek valley $100 will be paid upon the conviction of any parties dealing unlawfully in any stock with my brand on. P. 0. Fish Creek No. 2064. First publication Atoll 18e8., Applicatiett for a Patent (1, 3, 1,4,‘D °mot, Helena, Montana, t April ilth. 1888. f Notice is hereby given that John 1. Brit John K. Taylor and Charles (legs, wholes is oregory, madam, have this day tiled their ttp- plicution for a patent tor 15110 linear feet of the Mule Shoe Lode, Mine or Vein bearing gold, silver, an, with itte ocuott 356 to 600 feet in width, situated In Colorado Minieg Melaka County of Jefferson and Territory of Montana. and testa nated by the field mites and oltfolal Plat on file III this Mice as lot number 99 In Township 7, mut r 4. west, of principal Mae line and meridian or rontana Territory, said lot humber 99 begins as follows, to -wit: Beginning at cur. No. 1 a slate rock Markitd 1-Z294 from which 14 sec. cur. on east bounden of ere. V. 7. N. R. 4W, bears 8. 57 deg. IS min e E. feel. thence south 81 deg. 51 min. west 1646.5 feet; thence 'south 8 deg. 40 mu: W. 366 feet. them ice S. 89 deg. E. 1500 them\ N. deg. 40 min e n e feet to cot. No. I the place of beginning. Mentletle variation 18 deg. 46 min. East contain- ing 16.44) acres. The location of this mine Is recorded in the 14e- corder's °Moe of Jefferson county In book R.. Pages 191-197. There are no adjoining claims. S. W. L•Nowense, Register. A. S. Hovey, Att'r for applicants. — Strayed or Stolen. One two year old heifer Lined back List fall. Branded smell H on the left hip. White ring around neck. The ftnder will be rewarded by ailling or mem! ,infOrmatIod to II. Blakeman. erellerl. Moat. 0 The BlTitleBB' 0:117/DM is issued Yarzh and Sept., each year. It is an ency- clopedia of useful infor- mation for all who pur. chase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you and furnish you with all the necessary and unnecessary copliances to ride, walk, dance,- sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church, cr stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make n fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. • • • • • • • ............... .............. Notice to Co -Owner. To August Fuller, his heirs, administrators or as 4 gloves 1i11 - an hereby notified that 1, Anton SheMer. neer coeitraf. had In acoortpuice with section 1814, of the rsvlsed statutes of the United States, expended labor and improvemenbi upOn the Bell - fort quartz lode mining claim, situated In Cataract mining district, Jefferson county, Montana Terri- tory, and recorded in Book L. p. 636, for the year ending December 31, 1885, the sum a *so; maw, meut work for the year 1936, $1 due; amessmeat work for the year 1887 $25 this. Afsd you are here- Itr WOE In that unless you contribute your r. 1 \Taltd° j utictIgnieiraa:V h ire scr2 0 this notice, our right, tie interest add Øislln In and to the above damned quartz lode Manipe CtaW will IMMO WO property of the un- dersigned, yew eorowner, who has performed the work and Made the required expenditures thereon. ANTON Salm LEE. Basin. Mont, Aprt 13, 18f43. TLC. ._111f.N 2S I .1 , ] Poetoffice address, Jefferson City, Mont Willowburn Farm, Beaverhead Valley, Mont. Rrand, 'foram', S.I.1 on right shoulder, and the vent is a bar over the brand. Cattle nine. Cattle half circle on right hip. Range near Jefferson. Patrick. Wickham, Postoftlee Address,Weber, Mont. Range Boulder valley. Cattle branded on left rib; horses on left shoulder. Vent, half circle reversed. Marks. cattle slit in both ears. All persons are warned against imitating my _2- FILLA 1. - a - vr P 0.Cold Springs. Range, Boulder vs, BRANDS. Cattle —Horseshoe on left side and thigh. Vent horse- shoe reversed tot left hip. Horses— horseshoe on left thigh. Vent brand reversed on left hip Notice. TerritO i fy wo ttenutes, county of JefferS011, SS. ill the =in eod for (sold ofeenty, the matter of the Wide of John t outh. de- ceased. Notice of application for letters of executors for posting. Notice le hereby given that Geo. T. McKay and win. I.,. Meyers have filed with the clerk of this court a t r , ptaylp r l for letters of executors of the es - amid o Jeep Fog h, deceased, and that Satuntay,the st y of Ap 1, letel, at 10 o'clock a. of Said eye being a day Of a term Of thie court, at the PM bate court -room. in the court-houas In Boulaer, the said county of Jefferson. has been set for hear- ing said petition. when and where any Person in- terested ry ci l h poir and snow cause why the said petition not be granted. Dated this day tif March, I. D. 1888. .1. C. legitLaT Ex -officio (leek. Taken Up. One black mare bnuided H. Peon left shoulder. (Is;Re (on have same by Preying_ jPeotosl o aad paying charges. M. NOR N. Jet:Larson City, IL T., May 14.l3, .1)at - v d hinear. P. 0. Boulder Val- ley, M. T. Range, Jeffer son county. BRAND. Cattle: K on left side, under liudf crops on both ears. J. M. 13. TAYLOR, Whitetail Range. Recorded brand. Old brand with- out upright—thus Ton left shoulder I Brand for cattle—Inverted on right ribs. Broken and unbroken horses for AMP. CON P. 0. Boulder. Range—Boulder valley Brands —CC on the right ribs, wattle or right thigh. Vent same brand under the other on cattle. Horses, C on left shoulder.Ventbrand reversed underneath Mary L. .Yetrx-ies. P. 0. Boulder Val- ley, M. T. Range, Jefferson county. BRAips: Cattle: I with bar underscored on left side. Horses same brnnd 4. L. 1)ULANUY. 1. 1 0. -Boulder, Range Boulder Valley Dna:ill—Cattle IX on left hip and marked with a double dulap. Vent, IX on left shoulder. Horses — IX on left thigh. Vent, IX on left shoulder. Also horses with Diromd J on left shoulder. IMPORTED and HOMEBRED Percheron and Norman Stallions and Mares FOR SALL: I All Stock Warranted as Represented. Terms and prices to suit custom- ers. Write for Illustrated Catalogue. Visitors always welcomed. - JAMES MAULDIN, Dillon, Mont. GEORGE 14A. _POINT. Postoffice, Ana- conda. Range, Boulder Valley Brand—Horses —Figure 2 ob left neck. r_ M. Catxcannoll. 71Postoffice address—Boulder, Montana. Range --Boulder Valley. Brand—Horses, 00 on right thigh. Cattle—Perpendicular bar with a half circle over the top, on left hip: Vent on horses bar across brand. John Fitt tiq •rty„ Postoffice Address -Cold Spriugs-Rauge Lower Boulder. William Butler. 41111 11:11 Postoftice address i is T Range 7 B0 oBn u 1 :r d aii e nd r d , eh r M. t _ ll - o V rses alle mp y. shoulder - r -- Cattle same • _.. range as the horses. Brand p t =1 on right rib. F1-2,JE.111 Grace Poen:dace, Jefferson county, M. T Range, Little Pipe -stone. Brand, cat tie, EE on left ribs. ilrfdt 13.orsea oxid. t4ti4litisitt VIE Saki
