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The Keystone Well Driller <r -Vv ■a .’¡iK' TERMS OF ELECTIVE OFFICERS. The terras of office of tho sevornl‘state, county ami judicial officers, as provided by the constitutiou and codes, are herein submitted for tho information of tho public. LEGISLATIVE OFFIOEHS. Senators shall bo elected for tho term of fo u r yearn, and representatives for the term of two yearn. —Sec. 2, Art. V. Constitution. Tho term of service of tho members (of tho legislative assemblf) shall begin the next day after.their election, until other wise provided by law.—Par. 2. Sec. (5, Art V, Constitution. The term of office of a senator is fo v r yearn: of a representative, two //cii/'fi, — Sec. 101, Political Code. STATE Ol'FIC’EJlS. Tho executive department shall con n's in others, tho Code law is uncon efitntlonal. . Another conflict in the same section is that v hen the Codes provide for only two j ears us a term for county ollieere, tho Constitution extends the time to oertaiu ones “ until their successors are elected and qualified.” Here again tho Codes are clearly unconstitutional. And, of course, in cases wliero tl o term provided iu the Constitution “ two years, and until their successors arr. elected and qualified,” no vacancy occurs , wheu there is a failure to elect or tho^3 a elected oue fails to qualify. 3&Q33Qa!333!2:3!3a33!3l3a!3!3QaQQB fl - \ H I HOTEL MORTON | £ DOPUYEK, MONT. g g WM. I). HAGEN, Proprietor, g The Heauprc Hi.use I First-Class ia Every Respect a The best of service! ¡3 • sand accommodation! B -B a C h 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 . ¡3 |to travelers. a N o tice to Credltoi*3.11Z Estate of Abraham Neelands, deceased. Notice is hereby given by tho under signed, administrator of tbo estate of Abraham Neelands, deceased, to the creditors and to all persons having claims against tho said deceased, to exhibit - - - - - < l \ !'■ h i ! ; - . ¿ r \ / \ L Ï \ i sist of n governor, lieutenant governor, t t, ... . », .,.„„„..1 i *hem with the necessari'vouchers within 3 ouri t.iij of et,iU, attorni> „en. rat, stato fuur mouths after tho first publication of 3 I will also run in connection with my hotel a first class sample room where a choice line of wines, liquors and cigars will always be kept on hand. Wheu in town drop in at the First class in every respect. Board by day or week at reasonable rates. r , i. Correspondence Solicited. J. Zimmerman, Choteau. T H E fe r . A - s M • « c Advertising- Medium in Teton County is the One tho Wideawake Advertiser is Looking Tor when ho has Goods to dispose of to Teton County people T H E Is not always the Cheapest In i’aot, it is but natural that Tl'.“ CLST should cost more than olhero no so good. T H E Advertising Medium anywhere is the Newspaper THE BEST Newspaper in Teton Countv is the R F c , 3- ä T. Ikseu rji a TpY » « a «Tfl « ¡m « n i l } M l i i U I i h LLUt Why? Because it prints I'uc NEWS It sets more type every week than both the other papers of the county combined. Us subscription list is larger than the combined lists of the Acantha and the Shelby Independent. That’s why we claim our paper is c jw s u rj ‘■'.'’ecu 1 H l S£E22SS£StS3.; treasurer, filato auditor and fiiiperiufeud- ■ent of pul ilio instruction, each of whom shall hold Ins office, for fm u yearn .— Sic. 1. Art. V i i . Constitution. jcktii i:s o r si;ri:KM u colut and clerk . The term of office of just ices of the fiiqiKmi.' court * * shall bo nix ¡¡ruts. Hie. 7. Ait. V i l i , Constitution. Justices of 111 ; supremo court shall hold their offa oh tor the term of nix yearn from and after tlie first Mondays of .ramiiir) mxt succeeding their election. —See. 12, Code of Civil Proceduto. Them fahall lie a clerk of the supremo court, who »hall hold his oflieo for the term of nix yearn.— Sec. 9, Art. VII/, Constitution. Theie must lie a clerk of tho supreme c mit, who must li.) cicute . ;y the dec- t iis-al-larg'' of tho stato and hold his i Ilice for the term of six !.. • n flnm the lire! Monday in January n.^ siirojeding Ins election.—See. 870, J’oli i.d Code. in-Tin« t corin' .iroor.s >• n ci . fuus . . Tlic state shall bo divi.led into ju- dicail districts, in cadi of which there fahall hi* elected l<y the electors Ihtreof, one judge of the district court, whose term of office shall be fo u r yearn.— Sec. 12, Art. V I I I , Constitution. Iu cadi judicial district there must lie a judge o( i:‘c district court, who must lie elect » d by the qualified voters of tho district, and w I iofo term nf office is four i/i an:. Sec. 33, Code of Civil Procedure. ^ 'Ilio d i l l i fot the district comi) filiali be elected at the seme 1; io and for tlie same tun« as tho din! ;• t judge. -Sec. 1H, Art. V i l i , Conslitut'. n. Col NTV ATIOKNUV. '1 here filiali bo deck’d at the geuciill dedion in i neh county of tho dato one county attorney, * * * whoso te m shall lie fico yarn. -Sec. lit, Art. VI If, Condii illuni. COl’NTY CUMMIKSIOXF.llM. In cadi county there filiali bo elected tlirci! county commii-fiiouei.s whose term filial) lie f ’.iii //earn. Sec. 1, Art. X V «. Coiifatitulioii. ( 1 n tho election hold Nov. 4, 11)02, tho foregoing was amended, and the term of office for county commis- noiiers is now nix yearn ) ornili: countv oit - ici -. km . 'I lien' shall be elected in cacti county the f .(lowing otliecir: One county eli i k one dier.IT; one ticaa il I • t \ t ■' one i-ii(iennteii'h’nt of fi’ I,” ,,Is; one survey or; one assesfior; one emoni r, one public administrator. J’er- s ai-- denied to tin- different offices muiu d in this section studi hold their r.’fap(ctivo offices for Ilio torni of two y.arn. an it until their mtevennors are eh et, it mat nuuhfeit,- Sic. 5, Art. X V f, Constitution. All chetivi; county and township udirei a, oxc\pl county commissioners', must ho elected at the general els climi ' ’ hdd every second yiar '' '' \ and must take office on tho Ihd Monday of January ti -xt Buccccd- ^ mg Ila ir elect ion,except county treasurer, 11 who-e term begins on tho first Monday il of M irdi n> xt Bui’erediiig his election, « Ml,,! “ KLONDIKE/ publll’fa W1-.U W, w thifi notice to tho said administrator at fi Hirshberg Bros'.’ bank, at Choteau, acdEECniE0EEBaG«GGGI5BannGEB M ont, the samu being the place for tho 1. transaction of tho business of said estate • Dated Dec. 17th, 1002. W. B. BUTCHAKT, Administrator of tho estate of Abraham Neelands, deceased. J. E. E rickson , attorney for admin- istrator. First publication Dec. 2(i, l'JOl. H J i A U P R E N o tice T o Creciitors. Estate of Wesley Chadwick, deceased. Notice is Hereby Given by the uniler- fiiguod, Administrator of of the Estate of Wesley Chadwick, deceased, to tim ernl iters and lo aJl person.- having chums against thesaal deceased, hxxhibit them with the lucisuiiry touchers within 1 montile after tho first publication of this notice to the sunt Administrator ut the his ollice in Choteau, Mont., the same being tho placo for the transaction of the business of said estate. Dated Nov. 28 1002. T homas Bnooics, Administrator of tbo Estate of Wesley Chad wick, deceased. J. E. E rickson , Attorney for Administrator. First publication November 28 G. F. &' C. TIME TABLE. Proprietor. - l Tuesday Thursday .Saturday North Stations. r M. 10 55., ‘J 45. , S 30.. 8 10 . , . Lethbridgo in . Desert Laud. Final Proof-Notice For PiHilicaiioii. Land Office at Great Falls.Mout., ) November It), 1002. \ Notice iri hereby given that Alfred Harris, assignee of Henry D. lioub, of Dupnyer, Montana, lias filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert- laud elauu No. 5297, for the e2 t e l sec 1, Ip *2f> n, r 3 w, before A. C. Warner, U. S eommis.sioiii r, at Choteau, Monk, ou Saturday, the ¡3rd day of Juuuary, 1903. lie n.lines -tbo following witnesses tu provo the complete irrigation and recla mation of stud laud: August Kropp, Edwin C. Allen, ol Pondera, Moat.; Henry E. Morison, of Choieiui, Mont.; ¡William Chalmers, of Farmington, Mont. J. M, BunnixoAMK, llegister. Find puh. Nov. 21. Desert Land. Final Proof-Notice For Publication United States Land Oilico, . llehna, Mont., Nov., 18, 1902. Notice is hereby given that Ida M. Dornt'iee, ¡.ssignee of Janie N. Fur- man, of Augusta, Montana, lias filed notice of intention to make proof ou her ilcsert-1 .ml el,mu No. 3991. for tho w2 nci, sec. 34, tp. 21 u.nth, range 8 west, before C. C. Covington, U. S. Commissioner at Augusta, Mont., on Saturday, tho 27th day of Deeemin r, 1902. ( She names the following witnesses to prove the completo irrigation and recla mation of fiimi land: James C. Furman, Walter W. Williams, Prentiss Paikir, Arthur Woods, ull of Augusta, Mont. F rank D. M iracle , llegister. Fust pub. Nov. 21. G 25. 5 50.. 5 OU., A 10.. . . . . Stirling . Tyrrell’s Lake . . . . . Brunton .. . . .. Milk R iver.. . . .. * Coutts ........ . .Sweet Grass . . ........K e v in......... • Rocky Springs. 3 1 5 . . . . Shelby J unction. DAILY. DAILY. -2 5 0 . . . . ShelbyJunction. . . . 5 10 2 00 ............ Conrad ............ 6 05 12 40 Ì * - r , , 1 7 30 12 25 } •• Pon d e r a . ••• } 7 50 11 30 .......... Brady.. 10 45 ......... *Collins.. 10 15 ....... Clark’s Spin 9 10 ................ Stool .. Vaughan 8 45 9 35 1 0 1 5 11 20 12 01 . 7 55 ......... W illard .......... .12 40 7 45 ....... Great Pails . .. .12 50 A. it. A.M. Close connection make at Shelby with all trains on the G. N. Ry. Close connection made on T les- days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Lethbridge, with all trains on the C. P. R. ♦Meals. b u c k ; s n r |a FOR, SALE. The undersigned öfters for sole 400 Yearling FRENCH MERINOS KILL T H E B R U T E ! SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SHIP HIS SKIN AND A L L O T H E R EL* TO 1 HE SHIPMENT HOUSE sNILLAH FÜR&W0SL° C Minneapolis. Minn. THERE’S MONEY IN IT i *§£• P M & HINNCAPOUS SH E E P S K IN TANNERY. ^ CA P A CITY 9 0 O Q P E L T S P E R \*AV Writ«? for Circular. GRA VES & CO., Liquor Dealers, ------ CHOTEAU, MONTANA. ____ ____ W e wish to call your attention to tho fact that wo keep one of the largest and most completo stock or Wines, Liquors and Cigars in Teton county. We handle only tho purest anil best. All K whiskey is pure when it is made, and you can buy it pure if you ~ buy it bçttie4 bpud. Whiskey bottled in bond menus that tho pure açtiole is transferred from the barrol to tho bottlo iu the Gov- eropaent Bondpd Warehouse under tho eupervisiou of a United States guogçr. The whiskey has never been tampered with, audit must huye age before the government will allow it to be bottled. There is a government stamp placed over tho mouth of each bottle ■which guarantees ago, purity, proof anil measurement. We raako make a specialty of banded goods and our prices will compete with the lowest. THE CLUB SALOON. W. D. HAGEN & CO., Props. ' Finest Wines, Liquors « and Cigars. x MioriiTs Salt*. «TUTTI I I I \ ~ ^7.T. F. D . KINGSBURY & CO., DUPUYEk. MONTANA. - GENERAL MERCHANDISE -Sec. 4315. Garry a Pail Liao or Goods in All Depart ments to supply the v/finis of stockmen and ranchers. DRY GOOD*', GROCERIES, H A R DW A R E, HARVESTERS, SADDLES. I \ JOOTS, and S H O E S , C L O T H IN G , G O R D O N H A T S , B L A N K E T S , Q U IL T S . Also handle the De.ering Mowers and Rakes and Winona Wagons and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. and buhl ullicu fur two yearn. Political Code. . si ;. mu . . u : v . These hold ollice for six years only;— Justices of the supreme court, clerk of the supreme court and county cum- niifasionerf. These hold for four years only:—Sena tors. governor, lieutenant governor, sec retary of slate, attorney general, crate treasurer, state auditor, superintendent of public instruction, jjidgos and clerks of the district courts. These hold for two years only:—R e ;- ri'senbitivos and county attorneys. These hold for two years, anil until their nuccet-norn are elected mat <jual- ijieit. —County clerk, slnrilT, treasurer, superintendent of schools, surveyor, as- sis.'or, coinner and public administrator. a u a It will be borne in mind by the render that where tho Code conflicts with tho Constrtuiuin, the latter only is effective. For instance, the Codes provide that all elective county officers must be ejected every two years anil bold office for that period, while tho Constitution provides that tho ide.ik of tbo district court must bo elected at tlie sarao time ns tho judge, and for the same term. Iu this instance, Iu the District Court of tho Eleventh Judicial District of tho State of Me” - tana, m and for tho County of ’I. a i. William I'lodgokifis, plaintiff, vs. J o e . a F j . Willson, derondnut. To bo Fold at Sheriff’s Sale, mi S. ¡to day. December 27, 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m., at the front door or tho Court House, m Choteau. county of Tetou, State of Montana, to the highest nud bost bidder for cash in hand.-the following described property, to-wit: Lot numbered one (1), northeast quarter of northwest quarter tni'L of mvlj), southeast quarter of northwest quarter (sell uw>.i). nUll northeast quarter of southwest quarter (ne'.j of swj.,) of section thirty-oue (31), towmjiip twenty-four (24) north of range fix (0) west, Montana meridian, contain ing ono hundred fifty-three and 50-100 (153.50) acres, according to tho official United States survey. Dated at Choteau, Montunn, Decern-1 her 4,1902. GEORGE a TAYLO R , Sheriff. First publication Doc. 5. These bucks tiro now located at Pondera Station and thore can be seen at uny time. Address Peter Egraud, PONDERA, Montana. 1 Lemp’s Justly Celebrated Lager^Beer, 8 in Keg and „Bottles. CHOTEAU, - - MONTANA. A Montana Brewing Co., Brewers and Bottlers of Extra Pale Laser In Kegs ami Bottles. CIIAS. D A V L IN . Range between Dupuyer a n d Birch creok. Horses branded same on left slrouldor. P. O. address, Dupuyer, Montana. W OOLM A N & C H R ISTIA N . GEI YOUR EXPRESS Via Choteau & Great Falls Stage. Daily, except Sunday. Rates reasonable. Passenger fare §3.50. Tiios, A. S m ith , Agent. Range north of Sun river. Please notify ownors of any I cattle picked up bearing t h e s e brands. P O., Augusta, .Montana. 60 YE A R S ' EXPERIENCE In the District. Court of the Eleventh I Judicial District of the State of Mon- ; taua. in am] for the County of Teton j Iu the matter of the esfate of John D, j Carnes, deceased. | Notice of publication of time appointed j for proving will. . ! Pursuant to an order made by the clerk of sanl court, iu tho absenco of the judge from the county of Teton, on the 8th day of December, 1902, notice is liertbv given that Saturday, the 27th day of December, 1902, at 10 o'olock a. m., of said day, at the conrt room of said court, ■ nt the town of Choteau, in the county of , Teton, Montana, has been appointed as , tbo time and place for proving the will of \ said John D. Carnes, deceased, ami for i hearing the application of John H. CaincM for the issuance to him of letters tvfitnuieufary, when and where any per son interested may appear and contest tne same. S T E R L IN G MCDONALD, Clerk District Court, Teton County, i “ Moutann. rear: fi'nrniimtF»”*a-8old”brnii nowrfeoienL Bated December 8th, 1902. MUNN & CO 3*4Brawhny, New York t G eo : H. S tantox , attorney for petitioner. Branch omco. as V 8U Washington, V. c. 1 First publication December 12, All Orders for Keg and Bottled Beer promptly attended to. P. 0 . Box 76 . Phono 210 . Great Falls, Montana. T rade M a r k s D esigns C o p y r ig h t s & c . Anrnnc \on.llng n skotch nnd description mar qiilcklr nsivrialn our opinion froo whether an Inrcnt...n is probably patentable. Communies, lions i<! rien y confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. <| > let npency-ior eocurlDR patenls, Patents taken throuch Munn & Co. receive tptciat notice, mthont cbnrço. in tho S c i e n t i f i c A m e r i c a n . .A handsomely lllnstratcd weekly. Ijirjrcst clr- cnlntlnn of any adontine Journal. Terms, 53 a ----- - ----- - — ToV- ------------- *— F I N E A R T PHOTOS A T T H E - STUDIO LaG R A N DE, received TWO FIRST PREMIUMS on our' work at the Fair. GREAT FALLS. (W. H. CLINKENBEARD, Prop.) Boutilier & Pence, and Builders, Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given. * Designs Furnished if Desir&ci. C H O T E A U , M O N TA N A . mtf- - v : v4ÿjr . C-: .. rï-ri'J-Ji'L. i/V.'l-A1-“ *• ' J--. . . • y h\\''V -• o . '- . v'f.., Î- '«o
