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THEANACONDA STANDARD: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IQ, 1891.
MINES,MINERS. MINING
Croppingsot l.n.ug Htis Assembled^From Yarions Sources.
JEFFERSON COUNTY MINES
Developmentof VarioiiB Propartlea^^ News from Madison County^Cemi from the bapphlra^Fields.
Fromthe lloulder A^e.
Siaw-eniiM-ci urc ut work on tin* Ktihy^mine, Hoot..** n ilminei, him I assj is 1 ^**11m^haiiIf ^1 to Finn f r mIiii^m*-iit to Tunnnu.
Tworar loads of oru from the llalti-^tnort^ tnin^, lioomtrntik' irnlcli, wi-rt-^shipp***! to iaHi tli h wim k over the Mon^^tana Central railroad.
Workis protrrt'etotiff on tin* (*riztly^mine, Higfoot district, ami the mana^^ger* of llie t oinpaTi) ajsj e^ i (l^l^ nt ot new^and tiroi-uising cwvelopinenu very shortly.
The old whim of tlx- M^ |i.i iintir, Aina-^ion district, went to pieces a week or two^ago under the heavy work |iul up m It^since the rerotit aafslu , Msi ^ h^hmI Miain^hoist la now Iteiinf en eteil nv^ T lite shaft.^The outlook for the mine MstJMM ^^^favorable a - i v^ r.
K.P. Simmons in tip from the U i^towu^district this week. Hi* in developing the^H. A ii, |aj| in Ileal ili-in^ t hy a abaft^and at a depth of A h i t li t- MrurW a Hue^leail about three N et wule, of whieli |u^inches ant of rich ir el* na, 1^( inches of^carbonate, and tin- t * * t of inw-ur.olo sVJSj.^He will \ r mecute wotk M UM etaim for a^month or so more.
Inthe 1*muhi none, Y. kliorti district,^owned by Dan M* \^ ill ot liouMcr ami J.^L- IVrkms of Helena, the sinking of the^shaft is con*i(h rah!y interferod with by^th^ large amount of water, mo*t of th.s^cuiuuig from th^* sut i.ice. S venty but k-^eta are hoisted out by rat li r-hill. 'I he^^tcVe|opinent o' the initio is timier the^charge of J. ( . Hawsoaj, late a foreman^In the Aiiaeomla mine at Huile.
Messrs.lierk'ii. Sai *l*-r-, and other* in^^terest* d in the Burllugatne mine. Low*^laud district, are putting: ^ doirlih'-aetioTi^whim on the mine and will proetsjtfl to dt-^v^ lop the |^r- | ^ rty. 1 he whim is tif their^own ltiveuttoi', ami they think it wid^prove a gn at lahor-suv* r. WiIIht I'..^Santlers of lt*-h-tia will havt- eiiarge of^the work. He expect* to iu^ y liitt t.iiinly^to the mine next Saturday aiel lako up^his residence then for the untiiier.
bTOCKa AND BONOS.
Mutlsoii* oiiuiy Pru-p ct^.^From tin* MaduMtulan.
FromHon. J. I. Connor, who visited^Some of the mines on WiMcousin i reek,^Ustlisoli colllity, a coiiplr - f Weeks itg ^,^we learn the following p iriit ular* in rel-^erence tootle of iln gn at pr^ p'-rlios of^that district- the Met ranor gn up: The^tunnel on tin- Van 14 l* r lode is now in^l,HsJ feet, and tor most of the distance^has fesfjajSj in on-, of rather low grade but^containing sutlleiout ui tal to pay for^conceiitrntiiio, and which has U rn run^through the cotK-etitrator M it was takt-it^from the mine. At thin paint in the tun^^nel, and al oat o.'iU feel trom tb ^ surfaaja^^the vein of w hat |g mi)'|imki *l in b^' ttie^Sheridan Uslc w as tappotl, exposing a lour^f^^ot vein of $h ii i rv. The on- i* lieing ex^^tracted ami place I oil iho dump, h i' *io^more is takt u out than what is realty^necessary in the driving of the tunnels^ami drifts in prosecuting the work of |^n^^-^pcetmg, win* h will be continued until the^owner* h.ive ended a null for iu n due-^lion, which they will now build M aasjSj as^tliey can, a-ihey art* fully r- at i k I n-i I that^their property is such as to justify sin-h^an * ipendiuire of msjs, Mr. I t^nin r^says there is no doubt that thin is a gr* at^pro|si*rty, and that Madison county ha-,at^least, one mine. So wed pleased is ho^over its appearance, ami tie* ct.rourag-^Itlg prospects of others mi the neighhor-^IhhkJ that he has concltnled to take hold^of sonic of tla in, ami will put a hue*' of^i.ieti at work BSJ ttioui at otu e. lb* a Iko^iiifortns us that tin* n- w *pi ir I mill of^Messrs. Sargo, Hall A I'm, is Hearing com^^pletion ami will 1st ready for operation
inu short tune.
SloutMua (^^ in*.
TheMolilalia Sapplnie Mining com-^psuy is now NMlM tull blast on the up^^per end of the French bar, opposite^Canyon Ferry, says the Helena Uentht.^A number *^f beautiful g* nc* have been^taken out, togi titer with coiiHideiabl^^^gold dust, l lie huge pump lit* apparatus^works like a charm. Kubn s, sapphires^ami garnets are not the Mail g^ m found,^it has been discovered that luaul ful^opals exist, a ha h ar ^ of great value.^Harry klathesoti exhihu***! one in the^rough to-day that attract* d general atten^^tion uboui town.
THt NbW Y^.)H \ mahKl I^,
(losingyioilatloio. tar Metal* and Mining^Klerks.
Kf.wYokk, July *j. ^The closing wajas^tations lor t^^-day aie:
AmericanFlagHom* Make II aj
Alies1 :e Horn Klitef j M
Adamst oll1 Ml Helen;*
AspehIf UJ ^ ilolyoke
AucoloiIn^i^ i -e
IteileIsle.Iron Niter.I oi*
Peltlo rMt'\ trailK in*
Heata^ lu-.i herMotsi
HtMiie1 Mutual ^
IUutisa|k. In.il-lo
Cnollarg i^u V i ^in w^ an u
Oalatssast'eut Hilar ui|i no
Cale.ama, 1.. II*h lur M
trown Puiattin i leulal
ColnlMtlaConp:\ii ^^^ut 0 .1 ,j
ton. t al e\ Vs.. iI . ,^,
ioiclus.I'll. ui\. Ali/
iotumoiiwraithsvan^^i ^o
1'.i-i u ^n ua Netaos
paaelWuailTar., i .' ^Maudatil l ^^
Iuieka i eu.. ..MMter t'ti*ek
hall.elIh-Mnct. ...Small lb^ls s
Preetaad* II. I \
tieiua^ t iiny i 4 ^ 1 nsin t'ou 1 i^.*
Halt^ ^aTciusB) in \^ .i^^ Jackat
(n|i|M-t, It l esal.
Kr.wYni.u, July 9 ^ 1 opper^ Dull;^lake, Julv. HA.^LMaV-Faster; donust'c, ^4 45^Ian^Steady ; straits, .
Thet.m it-^i C on*.^From tbe M l,t^tl.s tduhe ii in 't r.it.
Tin-largest gold MNI ntiw in cin'iila-
tiouis suitl to b ^ the gi^ld ltlgot4or ^hsif,'^of An.en. 1 I re-a h aajssfjg 111 ^ awtern^Asia. It is a 11 it, r ^urn] gold uit ^^^*. atul^on it is written m India ink Us value,^which is about ' The t ext sir tl^com to this vaiiialue, but * xtn iut iy awk-^s^artl otie i^ the ^obaiig^ ol Japan, which
fisworth uls ut $^*.'^, and the in xt cagaag^the ^litiida^' of Ashaniee, wlu* h it pre^^sents a vai'i^ of about tV* 1'tie t alt*^forma J6U gold pan'e is worth nltout llie^iuiih' aw tin* ^Im nda ^ '1 In- la av.est sii^v* r coin 111 the world uUo baiafagsj \a^Aii.mi a In-n* the silver itieot is worth^al^outthen comes th^- 1 hine-e '*ta*.i
audthin the Austrian d .u ^k- thaler.
I!^^ and Howiis In Market Valaes aa tb*^Hi or k Kxrhaag*
NkwYork, July 9.^In the stock mar-^ke*. uulliiess and general stagnation atdl^marks trading. Ttwlay was a reversal of^yesterday's movement and fractional^losses were the rule, though only uuioiig^-locks was there any |m^rct*|itiblu t* u-^tlency in the prices. 1 he opening was^heavy ami extremely dull. The close^was very dull ami stagnant with active^slum's at close to the boiiom figures.
(ttvernmetit bonds, steady.
ilosing stocks :
Itntitoiistork Msrkel.
I!oston,July U, I'll^ following wore^tla- f losing ijuoiaiiotis:
At-Ii K 1 |^k IM ^*..^Atm /s I pk lad gilt^Ah It ^V i |'k i ill! ti.
binlliigtua
Mix,
Oag,^ tun.^awl m ^|
** Ui moi. t^ u^U
s;uiI l|i go
Money^l^rkt^t.
NiwVOKK, July 9. ^Money on call^easy; closed offered II percent.
Ii line mercantile paper, l*^tt^^ per^cent.
sterling l^xchangt^ Firmer; GO-Uay^bilU, M th niarid, mM^H^liar silver,
t.ni]*|iiiiHssaaw ^lsrk^t,^lefjfl pon. July 9.^Closing. Consols:
Money,it; .^.^ir^; do account, Wi 31C; rutted
Statts4's, Utfsjl Hfa l,r-'-t^liar sdver, M Maf bsjsjssj,
I'di eli ion U 41 k I
Niw Vokk, July U. - retroleuin,
cUsed t.Tfy
CUKIUU6CONDENSATIONS.
NewYork has a Turkish restaurant^that is Oriental iii every particular.
ADetroit man u.ac tun ii firm will^mako steel wagon win-1U, with hollow^felloes and spokes.
Tobaccomeridiants handle a larger^amount of ready money than any other^class of business men.
Twomen ill Clyde, Mich., have liccii^pay lug taxes oil the same piece of^laud for the past seven years. The wrong^man is now trying to llud out how to get^his money haek.
Thepainting of the cruiser ^*ha^ rh stoti^cost about laVyHft. Of course the llucst^paints had t*^ b^ used, but part of the^heavy ex pi nse was dour' lo the fact tlut^llie work iM utiieli dtduyt tl.
TwoTrent hmen recently swimlhd a^(^ermati merchant by representing t^^ Inm^they wanted a cloth made to cover the^I lb ) tower in wiut'-r, and as a guaran^^tee of |f.tod faith hail ban pay them iI.L.1H,
Thesmallest screws in the world are^IIsi i| in the imiuuiacttir ^ of watches, lie^seii-tv in the fourth jewel wheel, that^looks to the naked eye like a bit of dust,^is mi small that a lady's thiiuble Would^hold 1.0 11,1111 of them.
A-leaner wh cli arrived in London^fn in Am klaml brought a cargo consist^^ing ot 4 i,n *^ Hh*'ep and L'.tKMi Invves. all^tin csed mid lr^ /on, 1 li s is the largest^single rarg ' ^1 sVaaaasJ meat that husever^been hroii^ht to Knglaml.
TinJapaues*' language is said to con^^tain UUMi wortU, ev**ry *uiu of adneh re-^quires a diIT*-rent symbol. It is quite im^^possible for one m in to learn the antlra^language, anti a well etbieatetl Ja|^aiiese^m familiar with only about 1U.0U0 w*^nU.
Anew safely match has been patented^in Knglaml by u Belgian, who places on^ihfTi-ieut parts of the sumo mutch two^compositions, wh.ch, in ordinary safety^matches, an* generally placed n'speet-^ively on the box ami oil the cud of the^match. In obtaining a I glii the mutch is^hroken across the middle aiid the amis^ruhhetl together.
ThoiuasMar-hall and r*r d Grace of^New Castle, I'a , were out hunting frogs^the other day and raptured a creature Hot^described in the ls^oks. It is a Irog with^w-nigs and a tail souctlpug like a tauiad^pigeon. It weighs cg.i* tly nine ouiiccn,^I lie w ing- are ctunposed *^f elastic-like^skin, aim w hen stretched out in* usured^nine in* he- from tip to tip. When the^trog-hird is in the water the wmgs ami^lad tit ehocly to the body and are hutdly^noticeable.
Ihie of the most r^ mark able homo com^^ities in the world's history is ihut of bueas^Negreiras I'.iti, who returm-d |g liar-^ceiomi, Spaiu, the other day. Seiior Pat z,
llowyears of age, has been iii business^a: Boasffti d r 10yeai is, ami is very Wealthy.
\\hen bo suiletl t*^r Ins native laud, on^one of bis own *diip*, commanded by one^of his grau*lsoun, be to k with him his^eniin' family ^^f -79 asysasssjg, l\\^ i was^married lim e tnm-s ami is the father id^M t luldreii.
agin.*wbay was at onetime the great^^est fi.4huig gr^ uiitU of tin gr*-at lakes-, but
sno more. I ho cause of the falling ^ tl^is traceahle to sawuidls and aalt hU#ks.^I vi ry w inter tlie salt bhs'ks throw some^of their refuse matter upon the ice and^into iho river, ami this in tune finds its^way to the Pay ami i^ wanhed upon the^spawning ami feeding ground o! the (Un.
TheMilan museum has recently come^into the p'issossioii of a remarkable clock.
Tinsun i|iie tiiiiepn ee i- mad** entirely of^bfl ad t-nmibs A pot^r Italian workman^liiad*^ it. Every tlay he set apart a portion^pj his Bluest si meal in order to carry tail^Ins curious project. i ho oread crumlis^s.ived by beM be hardened by iln- atldiiioii^ol sa.t, uial ut last his Icdmu* task is ci m-
plel.tl.
Some|M w et ks ago, at Jolict, Ills.,^Charb-s Hamiu ud was working *^u a^budding when a large stone fell trout the^second story to the ba^eiii''iii on top of^bis head, driving a piece o; ItM skull,^two inches long and three incoos with ,^into bis Pram ami splitting tin cian iiiii^from ear to car. The rum was given up^tor dead. A surgeon, however, replace*!^die pa-Co driven into the brum and the^man is now r* c 'Vering.
Acurioti* wi tiding t*u^k pl.ic recently^in A'hi*). Nm diainpt*^Ushir*, bug lamb
Thecontractu g nuriit-s wt-re a Ii .mi agett^7ii aiol u woman ag* d 77. The ban* had^oeeli pu'ilisin il ill church .'4 \* arel ago,^but th* y separat*- i atnl man .^^ : Uiffi rent^pi *iph . Toe wib* of one and iho hus-^I land of the *^ther dying, they f uul them-^ke.Vt-s at liberty to r new tin ir oM en^^gagement, uml have now uitira-d, pre-^siimatily lor lh^* last time.
Ihiring the course of a trial ag mist th*
1i i n A I .ie lie railway ,^t Hoik y^lirov*, 1 ii., for damages, tin- fae: wu^nrougiit lo I ght tlia* 'lit re are two unites^m tli | ^-o.nitty oyer 35 year- of ag* , | |u.^animals bt long to Marshal O libra di,one^of the wealthiest and I) -l larun ri ni tlie^louniy, uud have beeu lu bis | soon
sinceliefore the late war. Tiiey wera^used the present season to work a crop,^and show little evidence of their remark^^able longevity.
Thefoundling hospital wheel or chair^waa a well known institution in France,^serving, until a comparatively few years^ago, aa a gene ral receptacle for outcast^children. An infant had but to be placed^by anyone wishing to rid themselves) of^the little creature upon the chair, a turn^given to the same, and immediately, as if^by magic, the embarrassing object bas^disappeared within and another chair^awaits the newcomer.
iomp-ildve t mwlhli I.Stlog.
Fromtin- Kansas City Times.
Anovel contest took place a few nights^ago in Kighth street. It was a crawfish
eatingcontest be:wecn l^r. *l. U. Casey^ami John Dwyer. bveryone i^ familiar^with the crawfish caught in the neighbor^^ing si reams and hawked around the city^nightly. With proj^er quauiitiua of salt^and pepper they make a delicate dish,^hui much time is n ipurcd in extracting^the meat from thu shell.
Or.Casey, Hwyer, Kd Collins, Assistant^fire Chief McGuire uml a few others sat^down to eat a supper of ihera a few nights^ugo. Olio by u.itj they ipjit eating until^only Dwyer and the doctor were left de^^vouring the fish. The others gated at^them in amazement, but they kept^on undisturbed. Finally rivalry sprang^up between tin m MM a wager wus made^as to which could eat the more Irsh.^Unlet, were th e.tied on ami Joe McGuire^Was chosen referee. On and mi went UM^contest. Half an ho ir, an hour, and still^another minutes passed by, but the^contestants kept right on. The doctor^soon showed signs of weakening, and^just before the second hour expired threw^up the sponge.
Thevictor, umlatillteJ, offered to en^^gage in u similar contest with any of th^others forthwith or at acme future time,^l lie challenge was again uccepted by lb.^Casey, but the lime for the event bus hoi^yet tie, n docitled upon. Over a thousand^of the little lUh were devoured in the^contest.
T aebers* ^ icsr^lon.
Forthe National Educational convention^at Toronto, July 14. the Groat Northern^Railway line (Montana Central railway)^will sell ticket* from Butte to loronto^and return for |7l 95, plus fJ for member^^ship fee. Tickets on sale July 6 to It,^with final limit September 80. bm par^^ticulars as to routes, etc., call at Great^Northern office, MO Main street.
Alllnl Thai Murks ^gg^.
Fromthe Faslnutli Tiinek-JauruaL
T.M. Mudis, wim lives just a mile from^Eastman on his farm, relates that he hus^for u long time been much puxzied to^know what w.is Htickuig line holes m Ins^eggs ami di awing out the contents, until^he kept strict watch on the hen's nest,^when the marauder was found to be u^sap sucker, which, with its keen, awl-like^bill, had contrived from time to time to^suck dozens of eggs, p.ckiug holes in^many, from winch nu us. d very little oi^the contents, 'i he bird was promptly^shot, since w hich time no depredations^haxe been committed like those of which^it had beeu found guilty.
Smokersof the celebrated and original^^Cnl-uii blossoms'1 will m future find^ivcrycigur and every box branded ^1,.^Lillis.^ All others are counterfeit. L.^Lillis, Mfl Second avenue. New \ork-
NiMHK UT Al'I'l.b AlInN U) OUT TIM^U*r. In acc*n*iauee hiiu ih** peWViaftssj uf^M-t inm s, i tiles sjm| regtj siksas isisafibssl sy die^boner.ihle sesMsCan of iho lalsvaar. May Ha,^last. 1, tla- afjgt latgaad,. Ivs au los that ai the^*v pa at am el iw*-iu^-oiie tla\^ Iroin the Hist puu-^in- ii .on of tin* aulioe, will i, aas an up[* ksftina^to t i.e Huaai sbts ^t et etary ot tin- Ian rest lur^uu horny lo cut ami leiuuvcaii thoiuerchauiahe
leg*, nine uu i ftr hliiter oil tlie uv. ,u .
iaiCTiImmI lamis, to wit:
iai,; tn.ii ^ ertaiutract of kassl ane mii^- ^sjaare,^segi auai at a aatat isaf svila mrth hPuss Las^soul Ui at euraec of ssatlaa i.% ugp j. u j. mi w.,^^aal nai l ssetsiiilas; 040 avfta, aag i'.^v.u:^tiler' oil ahtiul ,'m4I,o*j teel of |i|iit* and tb Ilia^Iter, ami which win u tauar)fa sul be st-cliou -C^ip. u r. i\% w.
A.so ilia i i'i iaili Olher li at-t of laml out* mile^^quart, itvgbeaiag aiapeuu Uu*e^ auiesassga-^srest of list suatbsaat corner a4 saui n isiaa u.^said ii act containing i^iu io-r*-s ana hat lug
IIn iron abOUt ^^Ul.lOl !^ t*l of )' l.e an 1 In umuer,^Uial Wlin li wli-li sui vey il will he se.'Utin -J,
tp.ti. r. 'Jl w. Also ibai et-rt.uii ulliei uaci of^mim one mil** squ.ire, ne^iiiiin g 1 a poiatf*^bf^llllks soilli.Wt'St llolil die s.-atlieasi corkVff l'f^said assjUsji i.'. s;u^i trail t-out.iiinn- Mi AM s^sioi haMiig tin reou .ilmut l^sgysuvfeel of poie^ami In iuiih* r and Wnieii When siu\e^^ d will ho^^astlssj Ua a, u. r. ri, w. Also Unit erta u^other tract of land one mile sipuie, U'giuaiug^at a iHiiut Ivs ssUas souiiiwi st al lbs souiii-^east eoiuer of said sec ion -si 1 tract euu-^laming ^^^*' acn-s iiad liavlag tin toon ai out^ausi.tajii bet of pme siitl hi limber,ami wlik'h^w hen surveyed w in hS sectli-U aa. tp. a., r 21^W. -OKo thul i-ertalii ether uaet of land out'^mile suture, be^lnutiii at a |h^uu -ix uu es soutli-^west iioiii saia stmtlieast cii tier of sri-noti u,^aroicsaid, v.* pi tract eoiilaiauig 140 acres and^having kasvassj shuiti ^.ihkj.iiumci t of pine uhd^in liiiiber, and ah t h wuen unve)*-*! will h *^Seeliuii 4, l|^. I. 0., r. 21 w. Also that tertaiu^otlur tract of laud uue tulle Mpiare. begiuuuig^si a i ^.ui sev^ u miles sua to west li uu h^^^Miutltaast eomrr of sail sec boa 13^ said tract^rai anting MSacfSSaM haying heienti ;ih..m^l.no.nuo feet of |uue aiut ftf tuiiher. and whu-h^wiioii suryt yed silt ks saettoa s. tp. l, u., r.^w ; Also that o-it.dii oiner tract ol and one^attst saaarVi begluuiiig at a |muui s \* u miles^Konlliwest from iln- sosgaeast asgaar ^^f saltl^s^'t lion I-', saitl trai l louuuuiiig t^to in re*, and^Mtvueg therenn tDuat Ijesjaaj satSs nine and^in usabrff, and vassk vasa lat^eyea hiii in*^^ailiisxIp I ^ i. n^w. Ai^u Ueal ceitaiu^ether lia* l of html oiie mile suuare, begiiinlag^at a auesg sigM agl ^ a^sgbwsi| of die souih^east i^ in r of s ,iu seel it.u u. said tract con^^taining III ssstsj, .in i h.tvi g Usarsaa a sun^l.tHRi.ite led of pme uml lir timber, and wlucli^when siirv*^ed will h setiiou ir, tp. 1 n , r^HtW. Al-^ thai i ^ rntiu stast wan af lam^tun- mile Muara, heumnnii: ul a \ mm alas nuli-s^stMiihsrest fl^ in the suullieast coiner af said^sew urn i'2. MiM tract etmtauimg t4o ncri-s, and^katrNM Ihrreou 3,inv,is^i lcei of pine and^lit umber, and witch Mlieii surveyed ^ id be^set turn II tp. I. n , r.tl W Also di.it reitaui^other It act of land one nine .ipmle, iH'giuiiiBK^at a noiiti niii - nines southwest tt'oiii the sou k-^Bas| eoliMiof said seitlioi I .' a* afaii ^.aid. s.ilil^liacl i-onl.lining *du sues, atiu h \ing lneicou^about .'.im^,'0o lest oi paieasalto tuaber.aaa
Weiell Wllt U survived Will Ir set t.oll .A), Ip. 1. Il ,
r.;m, w. ai*o lha: t eiiaiti odier tra t ef land^aaa aUis sejuars assuiotag at a psaat ten ni ies^seuthWi si el lie* southeast miner ot s uit Mflmu
IIabovs menU'itied. taisl Iract atssta uiag i;4^^arras, ami bat ing t hereon shout k^xavi u fsat af^pine and Ii i t.niber, si.d wkti'tl wmu -uiy*\ed^wnl b*' stH'tl u ^!... tp. 1. ii. r. -JSLfa-. A.mi that^teitaui ol i r uaet of lami idp m ^ tpiare.^Ugilinliin st a |HMiit *\e\en nules soumwest of^ins ssailasasi euraev of said sastiua il. said^uaet i sualalaf isl sersa,at ^ aaviag ibsvvask
ItDOUtflj1*^'jlSV frjl ^f line sUd 111 t in. i sr. and^which when surveyed WW toS s.et..ui H dip. I,^in r. w. A as that ceitaiu olhei pact of^land em- unle sou ire bsgtaaiug at a pent tw^ Ive^int.- * southwest iif ih* soulhcrtst cone i .if e nd^Sec I mil II as ah If ^ Sid, said Uaet COUtaJ 'llg M^acres and liaVl g I hereon ^b 'i.. ,l.^*^ . UU feel of
pineand Ir umber, and winch sraes sarvsfsa|^will be mi ti ^n .n. in tp 1. ii. i. . .. w ^lss dial^i r nm *^ther liacl ol and o;,c nu ^ siuuue.^t'.-^h*.inig al a |s.iid t !i rlecli ml es s.aiiti*. c*l of^lbs -.i'll heast earner s said sreti'sa u, aMVf^tie igsaed. sod unci eoiitaaiiiu ^ 4 ^ai e*, aud^havnm thereon sb-'ut-.'.oui.OiU f-^ i ,.i |ne and^flr liasber, ami whnli arbea surveyed wall tie^icetieg C tp. I. south el rang : w kiss that^ceii.ua sthay tract of land one m.l^* --fiare be-^rlaalag at a total feurl ^u aulev touibwesl off
ih.*4^ I . ast c an-i o. sa d * i t.^ti i inesaitl,^said Had resHsinuuj w seres and haviiin^then-oii abetit iktxs^oWleat ef pme ami nrtim-^In-i . sod ^In* h vbea aarveys wi 1 b s^ ettea^Ip l. s. r. It* w. Also ihat certain otb i Uaet of^t nd'otie mi e-quare begiiiumi: a i p nt lour-^p a axlles sentlo\^ st tr in In- * i - . -1 Coim r^of so isetkMi II ^*eressfcd.ssbl t-.^.( ivaajtasa*^|Bg s^o aarat aad hu%Pig awrasa aboul IvMysyji^f^. t ui p ne sad Ir t iiih^'i sad wi v ^ wuaa ^r-
\eyeilwill he s ct.on H, tp. t. *., r ... w. Also
Ibaiisttaia asbri tract al wan on ^ssasra^beginning si t p ^ i one mil south off llie soutii-^^^ast . oru t of se-1ion U a* ab i- ^ ,i .,^ue ^ ^ud^tft seiibeti, siid I rati ^^^ nta n n^ ^ i ^ acres sod^ba\lug theri'Oii about if^as*.uu i^ 11 . { pnie and nr^i atih^ i sad * 11 rk s ben ^aurveyiti ^ , . ^ s^-*i aa^nVi. a -.ii-r. -uw vUsiihalert.il o h.-rtract^4ii bvad ^^ne m l^- s^pi re Pet nn in- i tie ii ta^in ir* south ^ t Ike southeast e*n . i r * itmn l|^a* |fiH . wl.sakl trail eoatslntng ^ .icresaod^it i\ ag tbereoa about u*e^M^ feel f pue.-mi
firtneI - r ami * ' *^ti when ^.iu \ ei ^ - ! agj be BSV^^pen .1 ', tp r. ^^^1 w.
All^-t said ami i ring roll linm i , u ehsrac^lev ami Utented n Mi**ou a County. Moataaa.^ItiriFK Kihii II.ULnlMINl * MI AN\,^WM. %Q^ t i .
]italid.tu *, 1WI. 4'ivsidcuL
N'OTICF.OF APFMCATION' 10 CUT 11*:-^ber-lu accordance with the provisions of^M-eiion 8. rules and nguUtleus preseribeti by^lbs Hmiaiab a'cereury of the laterior, May k,^ls9l,f the inula-signed, give notlrs tltab at the^. vim .c mn of laeiity-taie ('ill days iroeu the ^tst^taibUeatioa al thai aetise, I will make aa aipu-^calionlo Ua- Ibdiorshle Kscrelarv of ffJJ bi^^le; n r ho a U orit) o en' autl inn ive ah or tlie^ine chauUble pme and nr limber item the .*ui-^b^wiBi described land, lo-witt
jhalt.-ilam tract of h ad l^tinde*l sad do-^srnliedasfehowf: Heglmun^ at a |siint wliirb^tH-ar* Muiiliferty-fotir (44^ ihgrei-s, uud I In rty-^tin ee.:t(' n.iimtes wetland Is leu tin usaml seven^hun rdaiid f rtv feet ^!^^ 74m distant from Wis^lairihwest (Oiner of Seetiou IWenly-nlne fW,^toea-hip nibe(;*i north, ralisesin i^iws^t or tne^pnm ipal msr ubm: theiieasoiitu forty4i r *e i n^d siiss. t^u dm minutes *ast iWcni^-^ H'^1 min-^died cu m feet: Ihenee mirth torty-six iss^ de-^ereeififty^WiBtinatsseai t^o tba*. ^ '-' ^X1^lee;. ibeanimsjlfMiy tbiailal desrc '.b nno^^ti, ii ... k ia t earfknaaiai (lm laati
iiitn tony ix .Hi) aayyetg, lift* (tm ^^*!^^,l1 ^ ^^mst fi.ur tlmi sand one head red i Item fe k.^thence north f rtj -tine; (4 ^) ttegiecs.tcii i hi at.ti^^mes wes ilnrynn- i.um.r.d and sixty ^ ^JI1
itsi iboars na'k thirty six M) dagrs ^ awsx
tenI u r.r d su i elglu il.-Oi feet, them e souill^torn-* Igid 4^'di greet si s' .ourtei almn r^ dalid^1 ^ y i wo 11 41 e ' . Hi nee solit h f i ty -tX(.C)
degoo*.iif y tab in note west .lur y-tf*e hun^tir.-d ami isventy-i.\e ni r,7.M feel, lot.ie plaos of^i-i gimiiiur,coiitainhiL'a*i at. a f lo r Iluadraa^mm n.m ts-tne i .^.*.^ wres and lavuiL' ihereoii
hl^ nl l te \e lliou-.iM'i tl Tee liiiiiilltd and
ssviatydlvo (Ifcati)eardasj w.ssl.
AbOlnatcerta ii tr.e t of .anil. Ismtid* I and^ib sen I etl as loiiows: Itcrinnliig at a |sdid^whu-h Is-aiisoiitli mrty-flve u d tlegrees, twenty^iluce r.'.n m mites we^i. ai d i* sixt ^ u tlmunaud^Hue-himdied aad n ns y-n\e itoj'.isi es: db-^lant Mm the uortnwest * truer of seiimn -^J.^t'iwasaa^s rtn, ramstf west.e th- piinc pai
meildiiib.tlance * i. hf r y-iix(4C*degiees|lf y^ISU UilBUeSSj st MVeatl4Wo fill tttt; thence
ii^r h eighty tmc (-l)duttito tif.y ^fim itunnles^w.si oim ihousand ^ .'On f-et; in-uee noitU^slM - hieeu3) ilctees. tell (I ) ni Hales Vest^twet: y-inne hundred U^ ^' ft*l: theme sotilit^six y-nuit ti.4) net ses. iwent\ C-t*) miuuie-w.-si^fariy- hi hut.iliet.4iou'feci ;tle nee math eighty^Iva ta^) dejr.es, f.uiy [su) Bui mm west ihieen
biiUtiredSlid for y ti\e (1, 4 ^ leet; l hem ^'i ^utli^inV-tbrss (.;n tbgoii iw.my t^^) mmu ^'*^West sixteen huiul el ami fltly-i^e {MV trmi^thence soith rn htj-tbtee(sanl^*grecs._I r yt4'd^imlllltes W.St Sen-'IS-ii lllllltlled (lob') n SJI;
Ibeaessoata iktilf-twa (li) dt arses, i^t^ [JJI^niiiuiles w. st ihiee hundred and nfty-^,^r t t,u
feet;thence SOU'h IWu I'.') lb gree^ iVfU.v ^-'
nuules, west nineteen hundred and nin.:^^-^tbreed.tio |teet; Uieuee south ukildegrees, b.^^ilm Rtinuii-s east en.-pi humlr^ d i^o iffeet; lb* nee^kiuth thirty inne nd) degrees, ten tl ^ mtnutc*^i ast eighteen b nulled and nun tv three (l^ss
t.ei; |hence south sixty one (ul) d. gr ten i 0)
iiuniit'n east Ba.eteen hundred and fort.' ibtfttn^feel. In Uee Niutli e ghtv-live ts^i degice*. lo.iy^il i ininub s ea*l tlitv-s'yen huii'lit d and t Irty-^Ii\ .- i.*i.7 ;.^a b e. ; dienec north tweiiUdho tjal ^J
grssa,Ivs (ft) Hiautss asat Iweatv tw.* Bwatrsa^Slid asBet) iljssa) ir tj theme sOSJttl nii)-'ik^i^i^i degree*, fifteen nr.) ml ut. s ca*t ilnrty-kve^hundred ^ ad lUrtv-fouf (MM) lest ttksaes south^laleiara 01) decrees, nUe. ii iim in mutes ea^t^nu elce.i hun.bed and thiity-iune tl,.U'.M let;^Iki Bas eoata sxiyseveu p.. | degrees, ifftn^it.*.' minutes tad two biindrtd and ninety*'*^i.-.m-,) bsjM ; theuce south eighty hi ne iSth t.egrees,^Intel n (Il inn.ule. cast I \v ^ fciasdnd and Mgnty*^iwo (yjsgj fa*-: ^ lueoes norih thirty el 'bi till dc-^greea, Utbty^igbt (M) numiti s ea^*t Uurty-sbl^lain u d ami iweniy-tuiir | i.ii_*-^; fsat; tin BC4^iier.h forly- ne U i uairrees and tiftv two nv.n^in.miles w'i st iwe.x ^ hu ittred H m feet; tboaaa^in rib itxleea (M) lage^ses, fft) 4wo (U) minul^ s^We*4 rigid i aadlSSj ami leu ^hn Icet; Uieuee^liollh iHi ut\ six (M) deglee*. thill) Si veil (at|^llUUUleh West tlliee I nudicd i**n icet; thence^Borth fort.-five it^! deg ec^, icven (7i iii unites
at talnara hiianfrd Tl ^ii nat;ibeassj north^ihiny-six tifcd a*- reas, fbet y-seven (aTj mu:ut^ s^wist thirty-live luuiured ami lour (^,.'04i fret to^the place of beginning, contan mg an aiea of^aiartsea hundred u tl llliy-e.ght a-ns,^uial ha ing P.cp'ou about foi t^ t-mhl IkiTsBBu^tune aauored ami titt\ (4s,ass) eotm of v ^^ -i
A*o that en tarn tr.iel td land BOWaassI and^described as full ^ws; p rt of wuich is m ^eetsuBI^iw- uty-ei^hi ), Ihhtydwu M.l and lluriy-tliree^fay,), liiwnsldi'iniie (f) ii rih. lauiie six leg wed;^begininmr at a iMiltil which l ears south ^-igbiy-^leveii (s^) degree*tkUT v (W) BUsvat ^ eBB , a id is^Iffty-taree huadrsd uml ai^ steaa (tVMB) laet da^^laal fi- in ih.- neithwcsi coiner of sec lOtitwenty-
Ia ass (^k towaskia asas til aatesa main six (s)^eras of die aria i|^al Meridian; iltencn nuiin^sixiv tun c a;[i degrees, If.eea (ti) BtiBsgss ^ ast
SeVtBkuadred tfuB) le-t: the et. snglli eigh y-^six (Hip asgvvas, fi^i l\ tb - (g^i in miles east^ele\en i lUsared BBd ^dXty-foUf (IBM) fee.; thence^liollh eleven ill) Ueglri s, loitv-five i4.0 immites^aafll nine bund11 d ({Bui let t,- i lie .ee aori b sigty*
IVB e'o tl ^ Llees, fol(^h\e ||ft) mill 111 * St uni
iweiity-seveti aaadrssi nasi iweaty-4x*ar(t fM)
feel; III BBS) south s Xty-s.x (Oti de-iieei* aBsj
tintty (Jin iiuiiut s east sev. n hundred and tblriy^t7JU)teit; tn lice souih lweiit^-two {22) deLrees
siidiweaty sji (jth sgaagtas saat aassty-twa
hundredand f ^ny (9.^40) feet; thence south^twenty-live c^) degrees atal flttydhree (Bu^niluiites we^i ssvaa thousand and Mitt t7,040l^feel; thence south four ^4) eeegrees east twenty-^four hundred and forty live cM+Mfect: llieu. e^s ulli Iglil) six ism degives west Id y-eight hun^^dred and twenty i.\sam feet: tin nee u rih nlueU)^degrees, and tlu.d ^s^ minutes west lift^ four^hundred slid thirty ift,4-kn feet; thence m-r h^twenty-live i'2 ^) ueyrecs .aid llfty-three cra^ linn-^Ules went sixty-six hund'ed and sevvily-ftve^(ii,^7*d f.et; I In nee mutli seven tuoiisand, fiv ^^l.uudied (7 tm) feet; Ui bbs smith nineteen (If)^degree* and eight* bb list ui mute., east uur y-on *^bundretland lifty ti, Mo feci; thi iiee south thir^^teen ilai degiees. ami lltteeu t ,M iniuuies east^forty nine bundled ami tweiity u.irjm feet;^lasfsoesoata Uuit] sao0i)sVsgrssa aaa] tidrt^-^sevea haadrss and Biaety-dvs A^flf) fe t;^larara south inm* (f) degress, twenty tin. .* (fi)^at I a uies seal sixty-sevea kuaelrsd an twaaty
(i.7J0'feel; thence north eighty four c4i degr es^an-1 Inny tour \ d'lintiutes east righte.-u tmii-^died sud ninety tlsHUi feel; thence north mm*^(B)sWtses ami lalrtaea (II) nnnutes veal Hfu-^thu-e bundled and lea n'. doi feet; thence noilli^iWesdJH igot ^ at) Begress MM IffteeB (la) ni nnies^araatavs iBtrsasvBd sad bra (IgBlf)taetj then**e^noith sjalji aas ud i decrees ai d leu iiin innnncs^aai t^^ Bty*sdB)S aaadred ami forty (I,BUI leet;^thence norm twenb-Ihn-c i*i:^ degicesami torly-^|ve (sft) aeiaales west twrul^ eight )m dr. .1 and^ivraat} (t^iai) feat* 1 hence m na tifu-tour (Mt^negices and lldrty seveB tlTi atdsutss west^tidily live bundled ant ten i.l.Mo^ :ret to the^aatai of lataianing, containing an ares of twenty-^Bass aaasfrsd -mi lfiy^two t.v-,,-'t acvea, sas]^aavksg 11 u i eon saosjf Iwsa4|-Avs lasajaaaa
12iJMMt)COrdt Ol WiSMt
llieaUiyedeserlli.d land is in bear l-o'ge
aoaaiv.Men ana. and aa bas wau r nt tin- i.uti.-^Idaeknot nvci and lis trlnut d ies, siid the east
toikoi Ihe Little i ...ickfool llud lis tl .hut ai !*-^^:^the laud is inimral in charucb r. r auli and^broken, and en liely unlit I t agrii'uliiual use;^the tiint'cr lio\\ mg then on is pine ami lir, alout^lin.el^diye ii.^o per cent of which 1* pine, tint^rcinadiiler fir.
hbldSlXlNrUJMlXa COMPANY,^Jaw i s MtiKid's. Manager.
JuneMHi
XTQTtCSKO^ AlTI.lt aTIOX itMVI T1M-^X% lu r. K^ike is Ifssroby givao that ia bbbbvsV
Ulicewith the lu es atul rega'atluBl pl.sei li d
bfthe Honor.^i. a^ aw tar) i f las im. rb r May^fL laaii we, ibe sssssssayjasd, give unties thai,^at ih** t xpha ion o[ laeaty-oae (it) dayt fp in^the Brsi pnhiie.ui.nl ul tins not *^^-. ^.* alii ataka^an aaplteatloa lo ibe Heaoraltee He ratai y at tne^lutei ui lor author it i t^^ rut and reasave all f^ibe aterebaatabie nttae aad Ir liatber iroai th-^fnlliiSlns 11 sBf I h i laml.te-wi i l bat certain^tr. ct id bxad sounded aosj di'seillt d a* followsi^Hoslaaing at n bid t na (be Houkb r rivar a here^Ibe flume of ibe ttouWaef Klume and M i*eaatua^i osaaa f laas the said rtvaf at tin yes raacta in^uusuiveyedip *^. n.. r. 7 w., Jeflersoa c- uut .
M-ffaiBt'BthSlBg Bhliat et. hi (I) BtUSS up said
Boulderrivet ffrasje Cavtn's s at oa ou the^Noithern ractflc railroad, ami launtng tueaes^diss West tJS reds| ibeaes due ^outh l1, m :a*;^Ha t ee due west i^, mil *; u enee aas aorth Iva^miles; ihenes due e,.*t I V Bsllesi Ibet ee due
soutn IH BUI s. IllCllee rile ^ a t IM llli.es;
ibenccdusouth i'f Busstj iBencedae west ilt^Belb#; tbeB ^ dies south two turn s; thenc due^west Belies; las as *'.m aotta c, aides;
tinnee due west .'^red- to tlie |^Un e f hi guttling,
containingan an a of l-.M.'^ act.-*, and h.Miig^Uh re ti .ds ul is cords ie the acre aa an sver*^sg . i.e above described toad 1* shUiUed m^J^ VeTSuB i imaty, Montana, sml on the wh ims of^(be baa del river* Baek aad IVritaa ereelts, las^land is in nei.it ui etmractei. rough sad bios* a^and is eatirel) miltt fm agtieOitural u*e, ihm^timber gr -w ag tin i.en .si ma- pall* pine with^assaal petxvtHags of ar. lae isirposes for wlucs^km a imil^ i at Ui be used .s to sin t^. en I seed^ami BssalBg tUBbf I the in.tiers .ml Btiaiug^c- inn mos ut uusanti a bar eoaa i^ i la Mo: tgu^Th- kind el I mber iutt i de*l to lie cut u the^aavd pass pins un aot the m-w .i srooaj^grawtb, snd \^ esibli Ibe si i ub tlr.^HOI bid l; 1 LI Mr. AM' Ml M AXTtl.E CO^I \ 111 . u-it Vi kiw \.
Attest:nssiskaaX
M.^ I tt/rsTHti k. s^*metary.^o i 11\11 is. Att-'in -) Mr Apthcanis.^|^ated Juif 9% is*'..
Pi.T. PLRYT6R
Cor.Main and First-sts.. Anaconda.
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
ParticularAttention Given to
+PRESCRIPTIONS
S MONTHNH tc
Lumberand Produce Go.
DEALERS IS
Lnnber. Lath. Shinies, Doors. Windows anil Mouldings.
WholesaleDealers in FLOUR. Wholesale and^Retail Dealers in May. Grain, Feed, and Hard^and Soft Coal. We carry in stock a^full line of
Bain^ Mitchell Wagons
FromQuartz Gears to Light Spring Wagons.^Also Clark, Perry, Studebaker and
STANDARD^ BUGGIES . AND . CARRIAGES
Amia tun nno of Road Carts of best makft. Garden City, Clipper and Chilled Plosra, a^ti ii hue id J i-teis' and -Mortloy l^ros.' Concord Harness, bmlto, Uorthtnzton it'o.'s CarrUsa^1 i.^jt} au*i 'track Harness baddies. Wlnps. Uobes and Ouster*, and cverrtiiizu pertaiainx totatt
Laa and wok through our Stock. It ts complete tn all ihe different lines,
andwe defy competition,
J.T. CARROLL, Manager.
N'OTtCsl KOK APPLICATION K^ CUT^Timber^III a*-eord;nii-e with the prmhitiiis^*d seetki h, rules and ri-K'ihdhdis prescribed ny
tiesliisioraals aeswsjtafT af las laiaraar May r^,
1891,I, tne under-lulled, WlHtSe pititnfllee ad*^drew Is ITiMiMmii ,;, Deer Ladas i-mnity, MssV
Nsaa,ahraasilsatesatat the raateai uu ^^f n^^ i:i\^ fi in iln- hi -t publieail m t this notice,^awssakc a|i|ilicatioa lotbe llmi ^rabie Kecre-^t.ir^ *^f the lnterioi f^^r authority to t ut and re-^uiMveHdlh UMMchaiilahle pine and Mr .iiiilier^tor the Wtmmmas HssssjIeaasUss, fur ^ii^ni ^t;*-^us^, and f^M in idiiic p riHisfi,, trom Ihe follow^^ing des*-i iheii publie lands, lo-wil; * nliiliiriiinitf^al the Mmtlieai-t corner of the Sunrise, survejeu^iniinuu t la.in, runnintc lltenee n iuli four \\\^miles, theiiee Wfkt Iwii (21 tmleu, thence north^four and one-hair ^4'a) inilen. i in nee eaM two r-'i^Milieu, ibehee south ouedialf (14*1 mil*-' to the^place of beKUHiilltC.
Ticabev* -Hack of land Is un^urvey^-d, and^eml^rae*-s %\* ut five th*^usautl seven bun^dred and sixty (5,760) sere*; tiavmic tlieivtio live^liuii^ re.i thousand ijie.ouo) f el of Hr liinhtr.^ahout llf y ItionK.-tnd ii i.is^n feel of pine timber,^and at out one hundred thousand (Iuu.ihki) cmd-i^ot pine an i In S'ood. The shuve deM.-nbt-d land^Is liiountauious ami Is unlit foraciiculiural pur
aaaaij
Alluf the at-ove hind ts of a mineral character^uh Uicdiuati aroiiu ^ MMansa iiulcli, Heer^l^xtse couiny a ^tl M te of Montana.^M Milsi; ^f 1 M Nil AMiM.I.IJM; ^ OMl'ANV^J. I'. lCll^^AI^Ki4,
HatedJune 30, last. Manager.
N'liilCtHUt Ai'lT.K ATION TO i I T TIM-^baff ^ lu a con.an-c w tu ihe provisions of^section ^*, ruli s and t *t:uUtioiis faaias^BSd by^the Honorable hecretar) of Ihe Interior. May 6,^lit id, i, tlie undeihlgneil, whose |nt^i^dTlct* au-^dreksIs I'hdlpsoiiri;, Heer I.^ol^ ^ conn y, Mon^^tana. K.i\e not iff i hat at Ihe expiration of twenty-^oue ril) days In ni ihe tlist pin*Ileauott of tins^nonce, will in ike appnaii n lo the llouoiiib e^Isarrtaiy al lest interior far authority taaal^ami cinove sll ttie mei t haidsl le pti v aim tlr^timber tor the ptir|Mises of nierchaiHilsc. f^r do^im slit- use ami for m inn* pur|s^nes, from the^foilowtUK di sci .t*ed uiisurvt ycd pubhe lands, lo^wit: Ht-KlnninK at mile |s^'t No is *^u the I* ti^i. art aaa of ihe N p. radraadi ruumiiK Un* ee
easttwo imiles, t i.e^^ uih Hire** , ,^ miles,
(hemewi st w.i miles to mile |m^-1 .Nu. 2'.^lIn-nee north llitev Billet alou^ due of s.t.d
hiair II lo place of t^et:lui I'liT 1 he above liact^of liini embraces ab^ nt th ee thousand citflit^hundrct! and t^ r.y (3, *^^) acres; coidain uk^there-ii about live humlie.i laeaeasai (I Matt^teet of tlr limm-r an i about two ity Uasasaaa^{2 ^sji conls ol pin^ and Ur winmI. about uine-^t^nih^ t'J-lo) i in. tlr and onedeidh (1-10) pine.
Theeharaeterof lli^* above den i llM*d an I is^inoiinuniiou-. i in up b^ d -ep ravines, and i^ un^ih for atrirulUiral purpos*-*. Ah of sabl isud th^id a mineral chaiat-ur. and located in Hccr^IahIiic i*^iu.ty, Mi nt.tna.
A.KHEAltl OltN.
Pated.Tuly \ MR.
Null.K Kl III Al'Pl.lt . HON KM I i 1IM-^bei- La . ci-oidame wltli llie provisious of^M'rlu ii h, rules ami r^ Kinatious piiM-tiliei ly^111 Uou^ ral^;e ^ecieiai ) of the line | ^r. May^ISJL 1, the untleis gned, whose iNistoftlec m Pud-^IssdsirsL Petr laai^e county, M hlaita. yuve^notice ttiai at the ^ \p ration of 2\ da\s from Iks^til st public dioii of litis notice, wid make appli^^cation to the itouoi rbie aserstary of ih^^ Iup riot,^for nu uartty to cut aa i rcasove ail the nn-r-^chautablc pine and lir tun her fat the purpoi. ^ *if^sjrfraandisr. for sanaas tr use,aad las muiimc^pui|K*s^*s. fioin lbs f llowiu^ deki illHtl Uusses, SS^nit: aaal aass\ township ;. u.. r. H, w..contain^|ag an area of 6*9 aci's, and having ihereou^ai^.in ten tln^us:ind ^ m,*s^^i coui^ of ; n,,' aim Itr^w*hhI; also se*-tion l'4. .owiitship 7. in. r. 16, w .
*n t i.ninn au area t 6s0 aefSS, and h.iv.iiu'tner- -^on altml tlvc thousand i . tetu e ids of p.in-an 1^fir winkI, a so seetum L low .stun T, u., r. a\ sTM^i-ealainliis aa area of aai sens, liavinie t her etui^alNHit ftlUN'U lh^ usetnd | UVSJB) eurds of pun* a id^hi wihhI; also asauasj 11', lawatlila 7, u., r. 15, w.,^ciintaiuuit all area ot (t| seres and Inn 1114^iheiisui about five liundnd (hoi sand (MSBW^tosl of ttf limber, and sb in five thu^is.tmi^(\*^Ot roide of pine ami tlr woo 1. 1 ^^ above de^^scribed land is mountain- us au 1 is until f,.r ai:ri-^cultuial pun ^ones. Ah of said Ian 1 is of a inn-^eral char cter and ail in H ^ r Losv rsaast) and
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Jul*3. ISfl.
oiH^ TO TsT ti PIT rtl ystais of ^ atoa^K. Iivitie. l^c*'e..i.e.i. Notice is hciebyjriven
bvtbaJ^sd^ rsjsjsjasl, sseeatar af ilea estais i^f
lab b a. Irvine, dcrssjaad, to the creditors of,^tint ad persons Vn\ .dj c aims acalnut the saui^u*is; ased. to i\inb.t 1 heat with the asrrlesif^Tinichi rs. within lour months stt^ r the tiist psaaV^hri tioii *d ih ^ iioi.^^., n, the mu\ i-xci iitor. .-.t
in*ofln e, in ihe rtsaslsrd aididlac cottier of^Mam ^mi Third *tic. is, same U-in^ be place^for II*** tiatissctioii of the busiu*ss ^ t s.ii*J est at .^in the cd) of Aiiiii ondis, Deer l.*ntue ^ouaty^M Bt.N. I*. l**NVHl-.lt.
Kvecu'orof the ^E*tala of Caleb I.. Irvine,
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W.M. THORNTON,
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REPRESENTING
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