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• S. elicier3r.auescIlocrarre J. J. 'teeny, Prep., Dealers In Shelf and Heavy Hardware, 000KIN0 AND HEATING STOVES Granite, Iron. and Tin Ware, QUEENSWARE AND ULAS§M'ARE, EnICWINCI - AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Respectfully, J. J. Moà.A.Y. • • • I Have Ailded to the Above Stock a , Complete Line of iriceuatikalral =Lela*. (2F ALL KINDS, VIITITS and Spring Wagons. J. J. McCAT. Gmonem ineAvic & CO., DIALER 114 Fruits, Confeceionery, Nuts, Tobaccos and cigars and Notions of Various Kinds. ALL VARIETIES OF GREEN OROCKEIES, FRUITS AND Baum wat. as Kerr is THEIR SEASON*. IT WILL RE THE Ain TO Kett' THUM FUME AND IN..141:FFICIENT QUAN- TITY TO SUPPLY ALI. 1/4\.MANIwg School Books, Sokeel Hooka, School Booka• Kept constantly on band, this bein g the Boulder A g ency for the authorized TERRITORIAL Tarr -wogs ma PUBLIC) SCHOOLS M. 1.f.4RTIl•T, se ishicataieksla ermalcmc. Iharamer Style, of Goods Now In Stock. The g entlemen of Boulder are re q uested to g ive me a trial before sendin g their orders to other tow na. Perfect Maitre g uaranteed and g ood» to suit all Mete* and purses can be fundshied. —1(4— I have taken the a g ency for the Dom insTrc 81.:NVINGIr Machine, The best Sewin g Machine merle. Anyone desiri ng to purchase a machine wouldo dwell le, call and ex- amine the Ikanesdie at my place aim:elites» Male »Orel. oppoode Bach, Cory It Co.2ie, in - BOULDER. - - MONTANA. OCRetTRACTORS AND DU I I) EltS. T s. MeKENZIE, gt; • C 0 N' Ft .it.c R. • - PT 11.) B - 1.7Intsrevt, Boulder, Monj.aua. ILST131ATFM GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF WORK SAL() . r .1 1 1-IEŁiiI.E C_ae‘aIl•TO- H RIEDEL. -PROPRIETOR. M•trastreet, • Boulder, Mont. The ended place in town to spend a mend hour. Pure White Rye Whisky, Seven -year -old Mc:Brayer Whisky, Imported Old Tom Gin, ' Jamaica Rum, Scotch & Irish Whiskies, and Phillip Best's Milwaukee Beer, always on hand. Be sure t., tell if you **nt to enjoy a g ood drink and a pleasant time. MEAT MARKETS. W OLTER de MAXFIELD. BOULDER, MONTANA. Wholesale and Retail • 3E1 TY C; MC 3E1 Ft. ffE6 Of Heel; Mutton, Pork, Veal. ALL RINDS OF SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY. Salt Mesita et Boot Reality Alwera on Hand. FRESH FISH AND GAME IN THE . IR SEASON. Market at the old MURRAY STAND. THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY,' JUNE 12, 1889. THE REVENUE LAW. tOOPTINEILD FROM THIRD PAGE.] - show the 'items of personal ‚property hereinafter mentioned, giving the number or amount and value of such items, vis.: Watches, jewelry 'or plate, furniture, fire -arms, musical instru- . meats, sewing machines, libraries '(law, medical, and miscellaneous), goods, wiles, and Merchandise, and of What general kind, pianos, con- signed goods, fixtures of stores, sal- oons, offices, and other business places, farming utensils, machinery, wagons or vehicles.: harness, oth•e\ • 1 robes, saddles, blank - es, etc., thorough- bred horses, graded homes, American horses, common horses, stallions, thoroughbred cows, graded cows, American cows, common cows, bulls, stock cattle, beef cattle,.Angara goats, common goats, imported or fine sheep, graded sheep, common sheen, jackass, jenneta, . mules, oxen, hogs, buttér, cheese, beehives, wheat, oats, barley, corn, rve, tons of hay, pounds of ;kool, tons of broom corn; pounds of 'honey, tons of coal, flax, hops, gallons of wines, brandies, and other liquors, lumber, wood, and other personal property not above mentioned. The lists or statements made by any per - sou shall also show property held ill trust, separate property of Wife if her property is listed by her husband, property of minor children, each dust of which intuit be made on a separate list or statement. And ,auch assess- ment list 'shall further show the value of all improvements on lands the title to - which is vested in another then the person so listing it, which improvements are to be considered personal property under the provi- sions óf this act. • And when such list is completed the Asse:mor shall attach this Certificate thereto, certify- ing that the person making such list put down the answer to each question propounded in_said list, or directed the Assessor to do so for him, and shall certify the true date of such assessment. SEC. Ô. That section seventeen.of the said act be and the same is here- by amended so as to read as follows: SEC. 17. It is hereby made the duty of such . Assessor when the as- sessment list is completed as in sec- tion five of, this ,act provided, to administer to the permit so assessed the following oath or affirmation to be subscribed by such person; which oath shall be in the following form: Territory of Montauft, County of—. I, ---.--, do solemnly swear (or affirm, as the case may be) that I am resi- ; dent of the county of—, th the foregoing list contains a lull and cor- rect statement of all property subject to taxation, which I or the firm of whiel. I a in a • member,. or aureor- poration, association or eómpany of which I am president, cashier, secre- tary or managing agent, owned, claim- ed, possessed or controlled, at twelve o'clock S m. on the first day of April \. last, an hich is not already assess- ed this yeah, and that I have not in any manner whatsoever transferred or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said county or my possession, for the purpose of` avoiding any assessment on the same, or -of making this statement, and that the debts therein stated as owing by me are justly due and owing bona fide creditors. . Subscribed and sworn to before me this —, day of—, 188--. ,Name of taxpayer. Assessor. SEC. 7. That section twenty-three of said act be and the seine is hereby amended so as to read as follows: SEC. 23. The County Clerk shall make out a tax list in tabular form and in alphabetical order, which tax list shall be made within twenty days after the completion of the correction of the assessment roll by the County Commissioners, having in a -distinct column by itself the amount of eaçh different tax, and having one or more columns for all delinquent taxes; but instead of a column for the amount of personal property, the word \per- sonal.\ may be written across; the column after the name and amount I are carried into the column of value. Such list shall have the columns as1 follows: Name of owner; part of. section; section;' township; range; ' acres; name_ of town; lots; block; value, county 'tax; Territorial ,tax; school tax; road tax. i I .i SEC. 8. That section forty-one of the said act be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: , 1 , SEC. 41. Real property sold under ' provisions of this act may be redeem- ed at any time before the expiration of three years from , the date of sale, by i • • the payment to the Treasurer of the proper county, to be held by him sub- ject to the order of the purchaser, of the amount for which the same was sold and the subsequent taxes, 'and fifteen percent interest per annuli on said amount and on subsequent taxes, unless such subsequent taxes have been paid by the person or persona -for whose benefit the redemption is made, which fact may be shown by the Treasurer's receipt. Sze. 9. That section twenty-seven of the said act be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sze. 27. The Treasurer shall within twenty days from the time he shall receive the assessment roll from the Clerk, direct to each taxpayer of his county a written or printed notice of the amount of tax due from such tax- payer and the time the same becomes duo. Such notice shall be directed to the nearest postoffice to whiçh said taxpayer resides. Printed blanks for said notices and postage -stamps for the same 'shall be furnished said Treasurer by the Board of County ConiinissiOners. No other demand for taxes shall be necessary, but it shall be the duty of every person owing taxes to pay the mine to the Treasu i rer of the county at his office, ane if any such taxpayer shall fail or refuse to pay the taxes assessed against him on or before the last day of December following the levy thereof, ten percent of such taxes shall be added thereto and collected as a portion of said taxes, and it shall be the auty of the tax - collector immediately after the first day of January to seize any personal property belonging to or which may have been assessed to any taxpayer who shall thou be delinquent, and sell the same as provided by law. But it shall be his duty at any time when there shall appear to be danger of the removal of property on which taxes are unpaid, from the county, to seize and sell a sufficient amount of the same to sattsfY'ihe 'taxes thereon, to- gether with the costs of the seizure and sale. Provided, that i any tax- payer against whom any ex may be levied, shall remove or attempt to re- move his property from such county where such tax was levied, the Treas- urer of the county shall sue for and. collect, such tax in the name of the county in the manner provided by law for the collectiori of debts. SEC. 10 r . That seetion‘16 of the act entitled an act to provide for the levy of Wee and assesament of property, approved September 14th, 1887, be and the same is hereby repealed. SEC. 11. This at shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. Approved March 14, 1889. . THE MURDERS AT SILVER. (Special Dispatch to THE AG».) IIrsa.zsa. June 5.—At seven o'clock this umriiing two men walked into the Montana Central. depot ,at Silver, sixteen miles from Helens where the agent and operator yere sleeping. Without Making any demands, the robbers opened firê - on - the - two - nil . en, who were still in bed. The first shot struck J. C. Jobst, the agent, in the head, inflicting injuries from which he has since died. Burrill, the telegraph operator, sprang through the window, carrying the sash with him, and ran in the direction of the section -house. One of the robbers rested his gun on the window -sill at the depot and de- liberately fired at the fleeing man, shooting him in the back and killing him instantly. The poor boy fell dead upon the door -step of the section - house. The robbers then broke open the cash drawer but it is not thought that they secured any Money. They then walked leisurely away to the hills. A posse under Billy Johns and another under Under 'Sheriff Walker pursued the robbers, over- took' them. 'in *a ulee about four miles from Silver station, and have killed both of them in the effort to arrest then, one of them being shot it six places and the other in four. None :of the posse was injured, A second posse arrived 'from' Helena sR the site just after the robbers hàfi been killed. The robbers were noticed hanging around the station last night. It is supposed their object was to secure the large amount of gold bullion which had been shipped from the Jay Gould mine yesterday, the robbers apparently not being aware that the bullion had gone into Helena. The parties who committed the murders and who received their pun- ishment BO quickly, are supposed to be two cousins named Quade, from Alma, Waseca county, Minnesota. They had evidently been around Helena for a month or two and had committed some burglaries. On their persons were found a gold watch, gold pencil, gold ring, and other property, which had been taken from the residence of Mr. Newberry, in the valley below Helena, three or four weeks ago. The murdered Jobst was from Wis- consin cir Illinois, while Burrill was from Detroit, Michigan. THE LAW AND THE LADY. (Exchange.) Patient Man: Suppose a woman makes it so hot for her husband that he can't live with her, and he leaves her, what can she do? Lawyer: Suo him for support. Patient nan: Suppose she has run him so heavily into debt that he can't tampon her, because his creditors grab every dollar as quick as he gets it, besides,ruining his business with their sett? Lawyer: 'If for any reason what- ever he fail to pay her the amount ordered, he will he sent to jail for con- tempt of court. _patient Man: Suppose she drives him out with a flat -iron and he's afraid to go back? Lawyer: She can arrest him for desertion. Patient 'Man: Well I don't see anything for Die to do but go hang myself. Lawyer: It's against the la,w to commit suicide, and if you get caught attempting' it you'll be fined and im- priaioned. Ten dullard, please. Good day. DON'T WANT SAM JONES. (Fer g us County Ar g ue.] Sam Jones threatens to visit Mon- tana this summer. Dakota has just been devastated by fire and'wind and now Montana is to be cursed by a visita- tion of Sam Jones, the revivalistic mountebank and blackguard. But people will go to see him aa they would \Jo -Jo, the dog -faced boy,\ or the \big -footed girl.\ With the Salvation Army singing \There are no flies on Jesus,\ and Sam Jones cracking min- strel jokes, the fall round -up of sinners snatched from the burning will be very light. With these attractions ' a circus, and two political campaigns Montana will soon begin to realize campaigns, she is a state, and see the necessity of in- creased facilities in the insane asylum. There are some advantages in living remote from a railroad. if - HE PARK MINE SOLD. [Helena Independent June 2d.] The Park Mining Company has paid the balance of its bond on the mine which they have had under bond for a year. Three thousand dollars were paid when the bond was made and the deed placed in escrow pending payment of the balance. The fortunate ow i ners were Chas. Slew, and Messrs. Gilloogly and Coiner, miners residing near Toston. To these gentlemen 812,000, the balance due in cash was paid a few days ago. Shaw has been in town ever since, paintin\er red and still is enjoying himself. It is stated he managed to dispose of 81,000 in twenty-four hours. Such.is life in the far west. WASN'T WRIT IN THE BOND. [Exchange.] Magistrate (to prisoner arrested for assault)—You admit, then, that you pulled you pulled your landlord's nose? Prisoner—Yes. o \Don't you know that you had no right to do that?\ \No sir if I had no right to pull A tteriatic.at 11•414x-sacaeireet AND 17\ Y\ 1.2 E 1•T I have located and built a new shop oh Main street, Boulder, opposite Rube Warren's Livery Stable. am prepared to do and -clam work in all line* of Bleteloonithin g and A g rieeltural works and implement* of all kinds. 1 ',eve secured the services of Mr. Morris Shey, of New York, who learne4 trade miller the istatruction of Prot. blacDoyle, one of the beet horse -oilmen( and burse-farriers of New York and Bo -ton. Ile w ill g uar- antee fi r st -clam sherb et m j el dye - Lorin g of horses' feet. A. apeetal redaction will be g iven to liverymen'. teams, Es- pecial care taken in repairin g li g ht bu gg lea A nd wa g ons. I will also do wood -work of all deserielon at reasonable pri e es, for my M o tto is to live and let live. Pletowl e ive me a call. You will see the bi g si g n on Main street -the Geld Horse Shoe and Gold Anvil. The best and cheapest liorecfanier and shoein g shop in the State. Don't fail to call before g oin g elsewhere. I will take no advanta g e of any one. I am un old experiencedhand at the bite - new., havin g had forty year(' experience in all parts of the United States. I will Drove there facts by my work. 1 du not mean to bra g , but come and see tor yourselves. . R . G. Proprietor: -t gazz.tom \C97 rexttectS . —ENCYCLOPADIA BRITANNICA- Pormas itmeaner. Twinerv-Potut Volume, will consplete this literary marvel of the a r e. We have now ready for delivery Twittery -Two °lames at 1118•6:90 tier Nrcelliasamet 4 ' DELIVERED FREE! ! ! LEHI THAN HALF THE PRICE of the ori g inal, which we reproduce in '4(' -SIMILE by our new g elatine protein and at about half the price of the other two editions. We are also the authorized publishers of the AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT To the Encyclopedia Britannic*, in Five Volumes at lette Psa Voi.ene, Endorsed by the hi g hest authoeitiee in the United States Mauve:in' roa CANNAIRIERIL - 1111 T31 HEMET G. ALLEN Co, Emu Yotte J. R. CASSELBERRY, Mana g er, 126 Washin g ton Mt_ Chite g o. Ill. TO E.1. 1 1T, ON SALE • ALL 'et a t — WEST, de - NORTI% 4hieuv, -ki - Al - t t THE UNION PACIFIC t t o OENERAI. RAILWAY HIHI STTAMP•HIP OFFICE No. re N. MAIN STREET, BUTTE, MONT. E. V. MAZE, City Ticket A g ent. J. A. LEWIS, General A g ent. LEG AL ADA' . Ent' S EM ENTS. APPLI No 2252. cams FOR A l'ATF.NT. IT. H. LAND OFFICE, IIELREA, MONTANA, April 4, Den. Notice is hereby g iven that Charles A. Clarke, Greenhood, lk,lim & Co., Archibald A. Me5lillan, and Edward J. Mahoney, whom postofflee addresa in Ilel- ena, M. T., have this day tiled their application for -a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Gold?.,'mine ot v e in bearin g gold and silver, with lotrfence g round max hundred feet in width, situated in Elkhorn unor g anized minin g Merle, county of Jefferson fend Territory of Montana, and desi g nated by the field notes and °Metal plat on file in this offiee as Lot nundice49-144 , \...sitiP !IN. range 3 W.' unteurveyeri. of principal beige line and meridian of Montana 'err - enure, mid Lot No. 49 bein g as follows, to -wit: Be g innin g at Cor. No. I from which the initiel point No.2 for surveys bear» S. 45° 36' E. 611.5 feet ; thence S. Xi° 06' W. Imee feet ; thence S. 45° 36' E. 611.e feet ; thenee N. Xr 06' E. 1500 feet ; thence N. 45° rtql , W. 611.8 feet to place of be g innin g , containin g 20.f.6 acre The location of this mine le recorded in the Re- corder's office of Jefferson county in Books Patel N of T ilod Tue adjoinin g joining claimant tithe Efkliorn Queen, Lot*e. 45 A on the southwest. S. W. LANGHORNE, Re g ister. Jim. W. Ennv, Attorney for Applicant. [First Publication April 10. Intel D I>ERT LAND FINAL PROOF -NOTICE FOR Publication uteri«, STATEN LAND Orrin; } HELENA, Montena, June 3, Dee. Notice ia hereby g iven that Iluvid !teepee, of Boul- der, Montana, has filed notice of his intention to make proof on hie desert land claim No. 1762, for the nw% and w% eee. 2e, tp 5 n, r w., before the Clerk of the District Court of Jefferson county. M. T., at Boulder, Montana, on Weeliteadny, the 17111 day of July, IMO. He names the followin g witnesses to prove the complete irri g ation and reel ttttt talon of said land: Thomas II. eon, Robert Ayers. Henry Nelson, and Benjantin F. Hoopes, all of Boulder. N. W. LANGHORNE, Re g ister. Whet Publication Jane 5, 1809.1 11161113-4166 SOLID GOLD WATCH 311 1re p es , 1,1 Mold for $100 until lately. Beet 685 watch in the world. Perfect timekeeper. Warrented. Heavy Solid Gold 'tentin g Cases. Both ladle.' and g ents' Meet, with works and (wren of Iocitanl value. One person in eath locality can (secure dram free to g ether with our lar g e and valuable line of 110 kOLD SAMPLES. These ear o plee ne well as the watch, we tend FREE, and after yees have kept then( '111 your home for two months and „how,' them te, thnee who may have called, they bec o me your own property. 'thew who write at once can he sure of receiving the WATCH and SAMPLES. We pay all express,frei g ht. etc. Address STINSON & CO., Box 512. Portland, Mane. his nose he would have had it put L - 19 ) 1ST. PAULTO BOULDER :_for Tweniy-five I 11... lant eta manitoba end montane Centred down in the lease.\ Railwo o ie. after Me e kol ,
