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;V>v1-V mm. K INGSBURY & CO, DUPUYER, MONTANA. ■■-.'GENERAL MERCHANDISE Carry a Full Line of Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARDW ARE, GORDON HATS. HARVESTERS, BLANKETS, SADDLES. QUILTS. Also handle the Deering Mowers and Rakes and Winona Wagons and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. The Beaupre House C l u o t e a u . , M o n t a n a . U N D E R N E W M A N A G E M E N T . First class in every respect. Board by day or week at reasonable rates. B E A U P R E P r o p r i e t o r . Old Reiiabl GO TO THE u lea' CHOTEAU, MONTANA, For all kinds Fresh and Salt Meats, But ter nad Eggs. KCIAL TO I1\S( lil'.R.s and HOTEl.-KEKl’KRS wlut buy ill LARGE (}l iV i H I I > . r.i.-li l’itlil for I'.« i f Hides. GRANT A. GORHAM, Proprietor. ES3 s Tlio Totou Chronicle and Tho Shelby Nows, Consolidatoli January 3.1001. PabUchod ovary '.Friday at Ohotoau, Teton County, Montana. Entered at tho post-oflico at Chotoan, Mon tana, ns second class matter. FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1««. Subscription Í2.00 por annum. Advertising rates on application. ILL ADVERTISING 11ILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. Synopsis of Proceedings of the Hoard of County Commissioners o f Teton - County, Montuna—Regular June Meeting. 1002. Continued from Pago One. Genomi Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . Contingent Fund... ........... ........ 2S1C C8 Itomi Finiti (Kcuf-rnl).............. District, Itomi Fiimls ............ ........... 180 24 UridKO Fund .................... . . . . 1 00 Poor Fumi ............................ ........... 801 -IS Sinking Fund... *..........» • General School Fund ... . . 108 <54 District School Funds ............ .......... 0301 82 Institute Fund .................... ........ ÍÜ 00 Utah School Fund ............... .. . 402 OS I’orsonal Propurty Tnxos .. .. ... . 003 03 ......... 103 75 Bounty Fund......................... .Stock Insp. nnd Dot. Fund . . £3 Stock Indemnify Fund . ....... Fit*h and Game Wnrilon Fund . .......... 27 Sheep lusp A Ind fund ........... ....... 144 05 Total .................... . ,. .. ......... £ 243(14 02 Cash lu hands of tho treasurer, in cur- rency, checks and bank >tatement was thou counted nnd found cc.recfc, corres- ponding with balances, a 1 treasurer’s report was njiproved and o ■ • ■ . red filed. Ordered that a special t:o; iing of the board bo held ou Monday, -! -me 23,1902 333 •« $ The Art Studio PHOTOS from $1.00 per doz. up. * Picture frames made to order. Copying’ and Enlarging Photographs. Kodak Supplies always on hand. Guitar, Violin, Mandolin and Banjo Strings. Sheet Music worth 40c for 10c; 50c for 15c; 60c for 20c, Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, Choteau, Montana. ED, MORRIS.! Chotean Painting Company.. nt 10 a. m.. for opemug proposals for Dnpnyer bridge extension and awarding contract on same, and for consideration of and action upon road matters, and for tho transaction of any other business ns may properly como before the board at such meeting. Ordered that county clerk draw war rant for Sl.80-l.tX) on Sinking fund, favor John S. Gordon, to pay July interost on county bonds. Ordered that county treasurer make the following transfers of couuty bonds: From tho General Fund to the General Rond Fnnd, SI,-100. From the General Hoad Fund to road district No. 1 fund, S33G. From the General Hoad Fnnd to road district- No. 2 fund, $00. From tho General Hoad Fund to road district No. 3 fund, S720. Petitions for tho nppoiutmont of salar ied deputy sheriffs nt Dupuyer and Cut Bunk were then considered, and wori denied for the reason that nudor tho rul ings of the attorney general of tho state of Montana and the county attorney, tho board of commissioners cannot, legally authorize such appointments as n county expense. Report of G. Walker, jnstico of the peace, Marias township for quarter end ing May HI. 1902, was then examined, approved and warrant uulored l.-r costs incurred. Board then authorized the expenditure of two hundred dollars for road work in District No. 4. Petition was presented for change in Choteau ami Collius road in vicinity of Moore’s raueb. Viewers were appointed who immediately viewed samo nud pre sented report. Board fixed June 23, 1902, ns the day for hearing and C iir I action on same. Board then audited accounts of its members nud ordered warrants drawn in payment of same. Board then ndjourued sine die. During the session warrants worn or dered drawn in payment of claims against the county as follows: 1 PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS & DECORATORS. Sign and Vehicle Painting a Specialty.g s _ __ — __ - ___ _ ___ _ ________ g t* Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Ends of Works Office at the Choteau House. BEST ADVERTISING ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription $2.00 per year Gl.XUlt.U. rL'ND. Tlios It Mnacc, coroner’« fee« i]iiartor Tim« Swanton, juror fees HniUpr ln<i . W II b’iuclicr, same .............................. A M Wtiliey, tame ................................... \V Mci’iislin, same ..................................... A1 Tlionii-.on. «nine ................................. Nets Bntcrlie, same ............................ .1 !■: Dell.m«. .1 P foes ............................ Geo C Taylor, board of iirituncrs ....... Geo W Mauve, J T fees ............... Wm l)a\ves,J I* fees ................................. A McDonald, fees sr I constable ......... ( has Parker, fees ae'.iuc coroner ....... A (’ Burbank, juror fees Shannon inf] J L Collins m u m ..................................... SA Hutchncss, same- .............................. (ic-o McDonnell, nunc . . ........................ Roy .McNeal wimp ...................... Orlo Stansberry, s a m o ........................ C K English, trees & labor, jail yard Fiinpic p Cheno.v.-lli, office it trnv exp Martha llwin, board prisoner Dupuyer A (i Warner, office expenses J M Lmiiddin, ranenwer O’Doutishtio Chateau Mor Co, noise ........... . C II Drako, dictionary A enlrinlnr pads Chas Lnsdand, luessenKcr (o com'r . . Thos H Jlaifeo, oflicinl leietrnm» ....... C E Trescott, affin’ t hook 11*52 .. James Sul grove, olllce Sc trav expenses Mary M Sultfrove. rent comity liospitul Wm Hodsskiss, rent court house .......... C i f Connor, jnil repairs ....................... T O Larson, oflicc e x p e n 'es .............. John S (lordori, ofllco ex|>ensce ......... Geo W. Mugc-e, jrintingA advertising (ieo C Tnylor, mil'ire Sc ex »h'f & dep’s W T Ridcley IVu't Co, Record book... btan-Ur'1 l’ ub Co, stationery ................ S W Mack’, smallpox nurse ................... J) A McRae, hoard smallpox patient llyrou Corson, telephone rant .............. J U Bair, dfii prisoner J P court ......... G W Walker, J P fee» .............................. (£10 disallowed, overolmrgu) 12 00 3 A0 3 Sil 3 50 3 30 3 30 3 30 10 00 S3 00 3 20 7 30 13 00 15 05 1 30 1 50 1 30 1 50 1 30 1 30 21 30 13 13 2 30 .20 io A Oi 83 11 <5 2 00 n 33 so no 31 40 30 00 401 00 3 03 21 20 8 00 215 T3 285 45 IT 50 15 85 145 00 45 00 30 0Ú 5 0Ò 5 00 rU'xT'i .. ^ ............................................... . ............. . . , r v i ; Is like buying many of the so-called ffi ‘pay out a good deal of-money for very meagrd'r^ums; v ?; uM S51 ................................... ' m DRY GOODS D EPAR T M ENT. $ ¡ 0 15 pieces of light colored prints. Special, 5c per yard. ^ 10 doz. Ladies Ribbed Vests, long sleeves. Vj|j? Special 25c each. ^ 8 doz. ladies vests, low neck, no sleeves ^ Special 10c each 15 doz. absolutely fast black ladies hose i i f y Special 15c per pair. ^ One lot of ladies waists all sizes Half Price. • 0 } 20 per cent on all onr silk skirts, Jackets and suits. ' ____________________ ' JOS. HIRSflBERG & i ö i Selling poor goods is a lie, goods should ^ : be good. Ours are. That, is the reason • why we are doing such a tremendous fj| business in Mens and Boys suits. Light Weight Coat and Vests. ' Seperate Vests and Pants. Men and Boys Mackintoshes, m m m ' m:- Caps, Canvas and Straw Hats. Ail to be had at BIG DEPART- ■ I MENT. STORE Ghoteau,-Monf. m-. \M 17 00 13 00 13 33 A F llichnrds, servicOB ep’l constnhlo.. R LBtonahouso, samo .............................. W N lluBScll, removing wolf pelts .... Total..................................- ............... SI.»« CONTINGENT POND. C B Perkins, Eorvices and mile ago, county commissioner ............................ £110 20 31 Connolly, services, and mileage, county commissioners ....................... 65 00 \V M Faster, services nnd milongo, county commissioner ........................ 101 A B Clnlliu, salary road trustee ............ S W 8 D Somes, samo....................................... 21 1* Total ..................................................... £ 348 58 ROAD FUND— ORNERAI.. W Mathews, viowing, surveying and platting..................................................... 180 00 W Mathows. team hire ............................ 00 John Hawley, surveyor’s assistant ....... 2 00 L O Satre.same........................................... 2 00 Total.......................................................$ 203 00 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1 FOND. S F Ralston jr, repairing bridges. Austin Sc Western Co., grader parts.... A C Warner, freight on samo................ C II Connor, repairing tools .............. B B Rogers, road viewing..., ........... K Bollerud, same .................................. J N Ralston, same ............................. L O fcjntrc, sam e ....................................... S F llalston jr, samo ............................. L. J Lownds, same ............................. O A Aynslvy.snmo ................................ W II Weaver, samo.............................. J B. Kellogg, samo ................................ Geo V Fowler, same ............................. G B Christian, sumo , . ........................ J W Ward, sumo .......................... >••••• T A Smith, «nine................................. . ChasLopase, same ................................ J F Burd, S a m e ....................................... S 31 Corson, same ................................ Chns W Gray, sumo............................... Geo F Miller,sumo ............................... . John Zimmerman, road work,foreman J E A Woods, rond labor .......................... John Zimmerman jr, rond labor ......... Bollerui] Bros, rond supplies ............... Enoch Peterson, road work, foreman.. Biefnnuk IJjidfie.th, roml labor ............ Ole Thompson, sumo .. ........... J J tltncss. same ...................... . l’oter Nnsse, sumo ................................ 7 50 GO 00 13 00 1 00 3 00 3 00 3 (10 3 00 0 00 !l 0(L 3 10 3 00 3 00 3 00 0 00 3 P0 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 0D 3 00 OS 00 41 00 50 00 10 55 59 00 8 00 20 00 'll UÒ 12 00 Total ......... S 431 05 llOAD DISTRICT NO. 2 FUND. F A Gallagher, painting brldgo B n p ... Harris Bros, supplies ............................... F II Dean, rack for Dupuyor bridgo.... Thos 11 Magee, bridgo material ............ Jacob LanfTor, road work, foreman... John Mitchell, rond labor....................... Emil Muntwuiler, same......................... Wm fowglll, road viewing ..................... Thos B. 31 agee. stime................................ Steve Vandorhoff, same .......................... 30 00 11 82 G 00 1 40 30 50 10 00 8 01 3 0.1 3 00 2 00 Totul ................................................. ROAD DISTRICT NO 3 FUND. John J Muller, road viowing ................ John Hiiiniiick, eamc.............................. J E Wliittocur, roadwork, foreman. . £105 : 3 00 3 00 50 00 Totul ........................................ l’OOB FCA'D. Thos Brooks, county physician, contrat C II Drake, medidnos, contract ............ Annie Auslad, care of poor ................... g 2G 00 lïj Pv 112 50 244 71 483 24 Total ............................................. SINKING FUND. John B Gordon, July interest .................. S1S04 50 RECAPITI; t.ATION. General l-’ und ..............................................£1,711 10 Contingent Fund....................................... 348 5S General Hoad Fund.... . . . . . . 2Gs (HI District Bond Fand .......... . .. ................... 5G5 77 Sinking Fund ........................................ 1304 50 Poor Fund................................................... 483 30 Grand Total .......................... £0,407 70 . C. W arner . Clerk of tho Board. District Court Proceedings. District Court convened in the court room in Chotoau last Monday morning at ip o'clock, Judge D. P. Smith presiding. There not being sufficient business to warrant thecal- ling of a trial Jury at this time it was ordered by the court that fifty jurors bo drawn to bo present in court on September 2, 1902. Tho names of thoso so drawn being as follows: Emojry Jinotvllon E. H. Ruport Charles Franklin Timothy Connor Charles Hilgor J E Casbmau Joseph Hilger Byron Corson B F Embody C L Emorson H Beaupre L Sayicjk James Colwell F C Begin Henry H Scharn Charles Jackson B E Jacobson Adolph Amon Henry Crichton D Findley J J Hughes J H Cox C G Monkman Ord A Aynsley F A West J G Ralston David Davidson Wm Cook C W Taylor C L Monroe Henry Marrlotte Geo I Smith Wm Ayhvard Alex Yule Geo Burt Percy Killally P H Buckley C H Pearson J W Kerr Henry Ryan W J Kennedy F E Moor** Johu Clark Wm Hodgskfsa Phil Yunck Wm Thompson A C Burbauk Wm Rruce John Crichton Tho criminal apd civil calendars were then taken up and disposed of as follow: CRIMINAL CALENDAR. - Stale of Montana, vs. John W. Sullivan. Charge, grand larceny. Continued. Stato of Montana vs. Robort C. Palmer. Ohargo, killing oik. Sot for September 2nd. Stato of Montana vs. William H. Hoxio. Chat go, killing elk. Set for September 2nd. State of Montana ys. James Black. Charge, grand laraeny. Set for Sep tember 2nd. Bail fixed for §500. CIVIL CALENDAR. John H. Carnes, plaintiff, vs. The Cascade Land Company. Suit damago. Set for September 2nd. W. J. Adlam and Thos. L. Thomp son, plaiutiffs, vs. J. W. McKnight. sion of personal property. Motion denied. Set for Sept. 4. John E. Fitzpatrick, plaintiff, vs. John Joiner. Suit on account by attachment. Judgement for §530 35 for plaintiff. Amedia S Clark, plaintiff, vs. John McGovern. Suit to reform deed. Evidence heard and decree ordered as prayed for. Adella C. Wilcox, plaintiff, vs. Edwin C. Wilcox. Suit for divorce. H. A. Oloson, plaintiff and re spondent, vs. Gt. N. R’y Co. Suit on account. Set for September 4th. Phil Gilboe, plaintiff, vs. James Donovan, G. W. Walker, Wm. Sleeper. Suit for damago. Set for September 4th. George W. Yeager, plaiutiff and respondent, vs. William Hodgskiss, defendant and appellant. Suit ou account. Set for September 4tb, Maggie Haley, plaiutiff, vs. John Haley. Suit for divorco. Docreo awarded plaintiff as prayed for. William Hodgskiss, plaintiff, vs Wm. D. Jones. Suit ou account Demurrer amended. Legal time givon to answer. Exception taken Molicino Perron vs. Celeste Perron Divorce granted plaintiff as prayed for. B, B. Rogers plaiutiff vs. W. H. Franklin, defendant. Demurrer over ruled and defendant given 30 days to answer. During tho day the following wore admitted as full citizens of tho Unitec Stales. George D. Porter, n native of Scot land. • John A. Carlstar, o native of Swe den. X Thomas'Davis a native of England. Bona FideSettiersin ForestReserve Suit ou account. Set for September 2nd. / Chas. LePage, plaintiff, vs. J. E. Burke. Suit for the possession of horses, Sot for September 3. Wm. Hodgskiss made defendant. Amedia S. Clark, plaintiff, vs. S. J. Bean. Suit for title-to water. Passed. Department Of The Interior. General Laud Office, Washington, May 12, 1902. Register and Rocoivors, United States Land Offices, for G e n t l e m e n :— Attention is called to tho following act of Congress, approvod April 15, 1902, entitled \An act of the reliof of bona fide settlers in forest reserves:” TÎ : if enacted by the Senate and H ’ l i i e of Represonativos of - t h e U F d States of America in Congress assembled. That tyhero a claimant under the settlement laws of the of a C. M. Blackman, plaintiff, vs. Geo. Lane. Suit on account. Set for September 3rd. A- Campbell, plaintiff and appel lant vs. P. L. Moran, defendant and respondent. Suit on account. Set for September 3rd. State of Montana, plaintiff, vs. Teton County, defendant.. Suit on account. M. Connelly, plaintiff, vs Jos. Escallier, defendant. ¡\Suit for tree pass, etc. Set for September 3rd United Stales within the limits v> forest reserve created undor-the pro- visions of section twenty-four of the act of March third, eighteen hundred anti ninety one, entitled .“ An act to repeal liinberrculture laws, and for other purposes,” has faildd, by reason of ignorance of the proclamation of tho President, or of the filing of tho township plat of survey, or from un avoidable accidents or conditions, or from misunderstanding of the law, to place his claim of record within the j statutory period, such claimant may plaintiff, vs. for damage. Jos. Dis M. Counelly, Escallier. Suit missed. Jos. Kipp, plaintiff, ts . The Great Northern R ’y Co., defandant. Suit for damago. Set for September 3rd. John H. Devlin, plaintiff and re spondent, vs. James Stone, defend ant and appellant. Suit for poises bo permitted within a period of two years from aud after the passage of this act to filo his claim in the proper United States land office and receive patent therefor upon showing due compliance with (He law under which the claim is asserted, notwithstand ing the reservation, provided that - be. made bona fide settlement upon - the proclamation establishing the forest reserye and maintained continuous residence thereon for tho requisite period. The benefits of this acts shall extend to bona fide claims already received by tho local land offices after the etatutory period, and for which patents have not issued, provided the settlers have complied with the pro visions of the law except as to the time o f filing their claims. Settlers, in order to obtain the ben efit o f this act, must have made bona fido settlement upon the land claim ed prior to tho date of the proclama tion establishing the forest reserve and maintained continuous residence thereon for the period required by the law' under which tho claim is asserted. Applications for entry under the terms of this act must be filed in the local land office within two years from April 15, 1902. W i t h tho application to make entry tho a pplicant must file an affidavit showing the date of his settlement, and that his residence on the land applied fot has been continuous since that date; aud that his failure to place his claim of record withiu the statutory period was due to some one of the reasons set forth in the act. Bona fido claims which haye here tofore been erroneously allowed by the local land officers for lands with in forest reserves for the expiration of\ the statutory period within which to place such claims qf repord are con 7 firmed by this act, provided the set tlers have complied with the provis ions o f the laws under which the claims were initiated, and that their failure to place their claims of record in proper time is satisfactorily ex plained as due to causes bringing them within the conditions prescrib ed in this act. This applies only to claims where settlement was made prior to the creation of the forest re serve. Very respectfully, B in g e r H e r m a n n Commissioner, Approved, May I2f 1902. E. A. HiTonpocit, Secretary of tho Interior-. 5V3en Wanted Local nnd Traveling Salesmen for SPAULDING paid. Gold Medal Trees. C00 acres—45th ye •— H. F . B A I L E Y , Proprietor. Having purchased the stock and business of John Hobbies, I nm prepared to furnish Livery Rigs and Tqrn-: ónta for patrons. Also tp-- care for and ' feed yonr’” team when you ace in Town, C o rner o f Cliotf.au A y r n n o arid. II{im i(:ou Street, AfiSi I have Baled Hay and Grain for sate and '• will be pleased to supply\all wants in that line. ’ i Call onu‘see me. • land claimed prior to tho date o f the.-i V - - - .. f - -. . U ' ’ ; l .- - - \ U. - - ; -. H. F. BAILEY. V ■- ...i Si .. K - É.4V-V, MW ■f A:;
