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AMl'BKLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. —
"f National Park Bank, Livingston.
i"N. M. Il W II CAMPBELL, M.D
* liysiciaiiM ami SurgeoiiM.
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li'iiiiil Park Dank, Li v menton.
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INGSTON
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ASSAY OFFICE.
I r>if Silver........... $10«
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Harvey L. Glenn.
Livingston, Montana.
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^ivinjreton, Mont.
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in;., 1 ' »by , '" iffirmsbed with eaohuni
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Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres
sion, etc., are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases of dys
pepsia. Bead the following:
" I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had
but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
I would experience a faintness or tired, all-gone
feeling, as though I had not eaten anything.
Hood s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food
relished and satisfied tho craving I had previously
experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired,
all-gone feeling-. I have felt so much better since
I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to
recommend it." G. A. Page, Watertown, Mass.
N. B. Be sure to get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists, $1 ; six for?5. Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
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LIVINGSTON
NATIONAL BANK,
Livingston. Montana.
CAPITAL. - - - $50.000.
SURPLUS, $6,000.
OFFICERS :
J. A. SAVAGE, President.
A. W. MILES. Vice President
GEO. L. CAREY Cashier.
. MACONOCHIE, Ass t Cashier
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Ai.i.an Mmono
iV. K. Thumps«
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A CENRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
National fart M
OF LIVINGSTON.
CAPITAL, - - $100,000.
SURPLUS. $11,000.
E. H. TALCOTT, President.
(J. T. CHAMBERS. Vice-President.
J. C. VILAS, Cashier.
I). A. McCAW, Assistant Cashier.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
W. M. WRIGHT.
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W. 1> ELLIS
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COLI.K.CTIONS PrOMPTI.Y AtTF.NDF.D TO
THE MERCHANTS'BANK
LIVINGSTON. MONT.
Allows 8 per cent. Interest
Time Deposits.
on
lias Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
82.00 Per Year.
«NSACT A GKNKKAI. BaNKINO Bi sINESS.
C. S. HEFFERLIN, Cashier.
Postoffice News Stand!
The only place in town to get
Fancy California Fruits, Nuts,
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, PIPES,
Stationery and Books.
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LOWER MAIN STREET
FEED CORRAL,
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9 BILLY MILES & BRO.
PROPRIETORS.
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FEED, WHEAT ami
OATS for sale by the pound or
in CAR LOTS
Best ol care given to all Stock placed in mj
care Prices Reasonable
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News Dealers.
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toilet articles,
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P IAXO FOR SALE
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P» to Mrs. II. W. Bing
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Address Half YVa.« House. Me
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to T. Jackson, togetu et
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A UCTION : AUCTION : All kinds of personal
i.m_ property sold at the highest figures In
I lutrins Millard, the licensed auctioneer
quire al \\ et/stein's or address,
CHARLES MII.LAlil),
Living Ron, Montana.
K OF P.—Meets every Friday in the Miles
• building. A cordial invitation is extend
**<l ro visiting brother«. (L T. VOI ( . (
I* Ko KAHN, K. of U. and S.
\ *-How stone Lodixe No. 10, Livingston, Mont.
ATTENTION. -Farragut Post No. 7, Dei,art
,. ,,'!! en !. M °n»ana ti. A. R.. meets at Masonic
.1 ,, f 1 fist anil third Tuesday of each month
at half past seven sharp. Visiting members are
cordialI v invited. H. \V. BINOIIAM, Com'dr
L. C. LA BARRE, Adj't.
I fllEAMK WITH WAGONS FOR SALE.
I A span of first-class work liorses and
-Five
______ mules
«ms and harness to match for freighting
purposes for sale cheap. Enquire of or address
I 1L (.assert, llorr, Montana. 7 M tf.
j kJ I RAY ED Olt STOLEN From my residence
j kp at ( hicory station house, on the Park branch
, about November 1th, IHM, a large red milch cow,
branded |* \| on right shouhli-r. A liberal re
! "3rd will lie paid tor the return of tin- animal, or
j information that will lead to her recovery.
THOMAS M« ANDREWS.
r BURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Having
leased the Kirby residence on Second street,
I am prepared to fin nish parties with turnislie«!
rooms and hoard. The rooms are all elegantly
furnished and provide«) with steam heat, electric
light, baths and all modern convi-iiienci-s. Rooms
will lie rented either with or without hoard.
U-'31 il MRS. R. FUHRMANN.
OF
vorn«:
lx hereby given that the
DISSOLUTION.-Notice is
partnership heretofore
existing between J. C. Callahan and S. Si. Pow
ell, itnder the firm name of J. C. Callahan &
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J.
C. Callahan will continue the business and will
collect all ace tints and pay all lulls of the late
IB'III. J C. C.VI.I .VIIAN,
S M. I'owki.i..
Dated November lttth. IHM. 11 31 Iw
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J^OTICE FOR
PUBLICATION Land Office
at Bozeman, Montana. Nov. 10, IHM. Notice j
! is hereby given that the following named settler
lias filed notice of lier intention to make final
proof in support of tier claim, and that said proof
j will be made before the jtulge or clerk of the
Sixth Judicial District court at Livingston, Mo .
I tana, on Decent her 31, ISM, viz: Catherine M. Mttr
j phy, widow of Isaac Murphy, deceased. P. D. S.
i No. 11173, for the lots (i, 7 ami H, section 3, town- !
ship 4, south of range it east. Site names the fol-j
j low ing witnesses to prove lier continuous resi
; dence noon and cultivation of said land, v z:
j David P. Rankin, Human! McGuire, Martin
O'Heron, Thomas F. Allen, all of Livingston, :
; Park couiitv, Montana
E. F. ERRIS, Register, j
(1st pul). Nov. 14, IHM.)
OTICE TO CO-OWNER—'To tlie admin to-j
! Lx trator, executor, unknown heirs or assigns of !
J. X. I «'idler, deceased: Yon are hereby noti
fied that the undersigned lias, in accordance with
the reijuireinents of section 2334, Revised Stat
utes of the United Slates, expended $100 in lata
and improvements upon the Granite quartz lode
mining claim, situate«! on Granite mountain, in i
the Boulder (unorganized, Mining district. Park I
ihm). Ti. ut uutuBu Tun, H,.. B.iti co-oHiiers, i. !.: I
or assigns with nié in sai«l i laini nu vmir nrn
oortion of «aid exoenditnre («oie 'foiirDn P fo
ÄL® n ..."E !
«tether with the vest of this notice, within ninety
«lays after the complets publication hereof your
interest in the Granite quart:- lode mininv claim
w ill become my property under «lie provisions of
said section 3334, Revised Statutes of tlie ITiiteil
states. ALBERT SCHMIDT
l.ivinçston, Mont., Sept 15, IHM.
(1st pub. Sept. 1«, 1891.)
A pplication
United States Land Oflic
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PATENT, NO. 105
Bozeman. Mon
tana, November 7, IHM. Notice is hereby given
that Robert B. Emison and James R. Blackhart,
wliese postoftice a«l(lress is Cooke City, Montana,
lias this day filed application for patent, under
the mining laws of congress, for 1500 linear feet
of the Southern Spy hide mining claim, desig
nated as survey No. 37)03, situated in New World
torganized) Mtniug district, Park county, Mon
tana, in fractional township 9 south, range 14
east, which claim is recorded in the office of the
recorder of Park county, at Livingston, Montana,
and described as follows: Said survey No. 35U2
beginning at corner No. 1, front which the wit
ness' corner for *4 section corner on east hound
ary of section 1, township 9 south, range 11 east,
hears N 7fiO OF E, Ü4.50 feet, and running thence
s 410 E, WM feet: thence S 4W 45' YY, 1500 feet;
thence N 410 YY, «AI feet: thence N 4W 45' E, 1500
feet, to the place of beginning, embracing 20.Ü5
acres, upon which a notice of said application
was posted on the 23rd day of October. 1H91. The
adjoinihg claimants to these premises are: YVm.
J. Y'innedge et al. on the northeast: Nicholas.!.
Tredinnick et al. on the southeast; Augustus T.
French et al. on the southwest, an«i Leonard M.
Searight et al. on the northwest.
Ë. F. FERRIS, Register
O. C. Dalles, Attorney for Claimants.
(1st pub. Nov. 14, 1891.)
4 DMiNISTKATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF
A. REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given,
that in pursuance of an order of the district court
of the county of Park, state of Monaana, made
on tlie 31st day of October, 1H9I, in the matter of
the estate of William Williams, deceased, the
undersigned, the admintotiator of the said estate,
will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, and subject to confirmation by said dis
trict court at tlie city of Livingston, in the county
of Park, ail the right, title, interest and estate of
the &ai«l YY illiam Williams, deceased, at the tune
of his death, and all the right, title and interest
that the said estate ha«, by operation of law or
otherw ise, acquired other titan or in addition to
that of tlie said YY'illtam Williams, deceased, at the
time of his death, in and to all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being
in the said county of Park, state of Montana, ami
bounded and described as follows, to-wit: The
undivided one-third interest in the following de
scribed pr.pertv: Lots Nos. 9, 10,11, 12 and 13
in block No. Ill, and lots Nos. 5, Hand 7 in blxk
No 123 in the original plat of Livingston, Mon
tana, and all of the following interests in mining
property, being in the New YY'orld mining dis
trict. Park eountv, Montana, viz: >:j interest in
the "Bull of the' Woods'' quart/, lode —
claim: ' 5 interest in the "King's Band "
lode mining claim: 4 interest in the "Horse
quartz lode mining claim; 1-18 interest
"Young Bonanza' quartz lode mining
1-18 interest in the "Shoel" quartz lode ininiti
claim. All of said real estate will he sold in one
pari el and bids or offers in writing for the whole
thereof will l«e received on or after the 21st day
of December, 1891, at the office of the district
clerk, in Livingston, Park county, Montana, or
may he delivered to the undersigned adminis
trator in person, or may be filed in the office of
Hie district clerk aforesaid. Terms and con
ditions of sale: Cash in hand, ten per cent
of tlie purchase money to be paid to the said
administrator on the "day of sale, balance on
confirmation of sale by said district court. Deed
at expense of Purchaser.
THOMAS S. CARTER,
Administrator ot the estate of Williiam Wil
liams, deceased.
(First pub. Dec. 2, 8t.)___
LIAS SUMMONS NO. 585.—In tie district
cour« of the sixth judicial district of the
state of Monaua, in ana for the county of Park.
The National Park bank. Plaintiff, against G. H.
Carver, Defendant. The state ot Montana sends
«greeting 10 the above named defendant. Y'ou are
hereby required to appear in an action brought
against you hv the above named plaintiff in ttie
district court "of the sixth judicial district of the
State of Montana, in and tor said county of Park,
ami to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days (exclusive of the day of servh-e) af er
the service on you of this summons—if served
within this county; or if served out of this
county but in this district, then within twenty
davs;" otherwise within forty days—or
judgment bv default will be taken
against yonj according to the prayer
of said complaint. The said action is brought to
recover the sum of seven hundred and eleven
dollars together with interest <«n the sum of one
thousand and sixty-seven dollars from April 3rd.
iSn " the 24th. day of October, 1891, at one per
cent per month and interest on the sum of seven
hundred and eleven dollars at one per cent per
month trom the 24th day of October. 1891. alleged
to be a balance due upon a certain P rou,, * 8 °. r >'
note, made, executed and delivered by said de
fendant to plaintiff on the 3rd. day of ApriL 1*)L
And for the further sum of one hundred ' iol 'ars
attorneys fees as provided for in said note, and
costs of this action as will nu re fully appear bv
reference to the complaint on file herein. And
von are hereby notified that if you tail to appear
knd answer the said complaint, as above re
tired, tlie said -ilaintiff will take
a"ainst you for aaid emu of seven hundred and
eleven dollars with interest and attorneys fees as
■forMftid wid cost» of snit. » .
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
tr.ct court of the aiMh indicia! district of the
stite of Montana, in and for said county of Park,
rhto 8th day of December in the year of our Lord
one thouiand eight hundred and ninety-one.
one OBLANDO KMMOSS Clerk.
By Jambs A. Bailey Deputy Clerk.
[S a A J 1 Campbbll, Plaintiff s attorney.
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that all outstanding
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p esentation at my office and that in
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terest til
Livingston! m!'- I> ' 1 . N< ' II - AM ' ' i,v Treasurer
ont., Dec. 7th, 1891.'
T'M*! A -L MEETING of the stockholders
elect j on <if iiirec to*''* 1 * >U NHtil,nHl Bank, for the
lield at its olh '
of Livingston,
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!!!"*' "a -'t HU that the following named settl
,' t 1 notice Of her intention t
uill t, ! °f I»*»!' claim,and tliat said proof
, i „ tc I"" 1 * ''efore the clei k of the sixth Judi
in.i l;>t , r , ut ' onrt at Livingston. Mont., on De
• ember 14 ism, viz: christeua Melin, widow
or leter Melin, deceased. H. S. No. 1P29,
oi vttG ot * :1 andswi 4 „f NE'., and SE>,
» ' a, section I, tow nship 5, south of range
• ast lie names the following witnesses to
l> mo tier continuous residence uponandcultiva
iion ut said land, viz: George A. Allen, David
M Allen, G us Nelson, Andrew Nelson, all of
Livingston, Park eountv. Montana.
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
11st pub. Nov. 7, ISM. )
rs for the ensuing year will he |
n ' Ibiesdaiy J an liarypi,' 'is'ey |
li.o !.. ( ARÉY, Cashier. |
E for Pi'iiLlt' ation.—L and office |
at Bozeman, Mont., Oct. 3i, ism. Notice is j j
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4.x final proof. { nited States
Desert land
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Bozeman, Mont , Dec. 15, ISM. Notice is herein
ijjve'i that Elizabeth M« Alpin, widow of Thomas
McAlpm, deceased, of Livingston, Montana, has
filed notice of intention to make proof on her
desert land claim No. 404», for the SKh section i
township 3,south of i ange !• east, before tlie judge
or clerk of the Sixth judicial district court, at
Livingston, Montana, on Tuesday, the 31 tli dav of
January, 1892. she names the following wit
nesses to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land: Joseph Merideth,
Napoleon Ebert, William Boss. Edward Bawers,
ai! of Livingston, Montana
E. F FERRIS, Register,
list pub. Dec. lit, ISM.I
V I.IAS S' MMON'S. In the Justice's court,
township of Livingston, county of Park,
I " f Montana. Before Win. II. Kedrteld,
justice of tlie peace. Simon Scufco, plaintiff,
I against John Turk, détendant. The state of Mon
tana sends greeting to John Turk, tiie above
named defendant. Yon are hereby summoned to
j appeal at my office, in the townslup of I.iv
lngston, comity of t ark and state ot Montana, on
I uesday, the nineteenth day of January, 1HP3, at
! B*o clock a. tit., and answer the complaint on
I file in an action to recover of you the sum of two
hundred dollars, alleged to lie due this plaintiff
from you for money loaned by said plaintiff to
you at your re«iuest. And you are hereby noti
fie«', 'hat if you fail to appear and answer said
('•iinplaint as above required, the said plaintiff
will lake judgment l>v default against von for tlie
sum of two hundred dollars and costs of suit
lo til«- sheriff or any constable of said county
greeting: Tlake legal service and due return
hereof. Given under iiiv hand this sixteenth dav
ot December, A . I). IHM .
WM. 11 KEDFIELD
Justice of lit«* Peace.
\ T OTK E TO CO OWNERS. To Lavantia
1-X Pease and F. D. Pease or your assigns : You
are hereby notified that the undersigned lias, in
accordance witli the requirements ot section
3331 Revised Statutes of the ( nited States, ex
pended $100 in labor and improvements upon
tlie Josephine mining claim, and $100 in labor
and improvements upon the Placer mining
claim, situated in Moore's Basin, on Miller creek,
both miningcWims being in lit«* New Wtirld min
ing district, Park county. Montana,said labor and
improvements being performed to represent said
claims for the year ending December 31st, 1K1I0.
That unless you, the said co owners with me in
said claims, pay your proportion of said expendi
tures. i ' j interest in the Josephine, and inter
est in the Placer mining claim) together with tlie
costs of this notice, within ninety days after the
complete publication hereof, your interests in the
Josephine and the I'lacer mining claims will be
come my propertr under the provisions of said
section333* Revised statutes of the United States.
J. 11. MOORE,
Cooke, Montana. De« . 14, pvt.
(First pub Dec. Iff, IHM.)
A PPUCATION FOR PATENT, NO. ton.—
4m. United States Land Office, Bozeman, Mon
tana, November 11, IHM. Notice i,s hereby given
that Henry !.. Frank, llervvy Barbour and
Michael Keefe, by E. C. Day, their attorney in
fact, whose postoffice address is l.ivingston, Mon
tana, First National bank of Livingston, Mon
tana, an insolvent corimration, by J. A.
lege,
a ,„i u'liii.m \i w.i./hi' n ( t '
\ïonVana 'Yiitve^this^dav ffled't'lmVr ariilicti^n^fnr
L7.7.i* 1 3.''',773'*-*7.'*'«7fk:'7'".V7 r Ï'S
gold, »liver, etc., with surface ground five hun
*ired and ninety two andlive te.tths feet in width,
Situated in New World Minipg district, county of
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Park, and stale of MopJana, ami designated by
the field notes and official plat on tile in this of
fice as survey No. 3507, in fractional township 9
south, range 14, east of principal base line and
meridian of.Montana, said survey No. 3507 being
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at corner No. i,
the northwest location corner: also corner No. 2
of survey No. (i5, where is set a pine post, 5
inches square, 3 feet aboie ground, with mound
of stone around it marked 2-05 and 1-3507, from
which tlie '4 section corner between sections 10
and 15 of tow nsltip 9, south of range 14 east, Mon
tana meridian, hears N 84° Oti' YY' 51.42 ieet: firs'
course N 5Ü0 23" E 1300 feet to corner No. 2: sec
ond course S 4..° 24' E 592.5 feet to corner No. 3:
third course S 5!to 33' YY 1300 feet to corner No. 4:
fourth course N 450j34' YY' 593.5 feet to corner No.
1, ttie place of beginning: magnetic variation 1!K>
east, containing fifteen and 78-100 acres. The
location of this mine is recorded in the recorder's
office of Park county, Montana, in hook 1 of lode
locations, page 410, and in book 4 of lode loca
tions, page 154. The adjoining claimants are:
On the north, the Silver (Jueen loile, survey No.
fi.5, Samuel A. Beecher applicant; on the west,
the Young America lode, unsurveyed, Lewellyn
A. Lure, et al., claimants: on the south, the Lit
tle Daisy lode, unsurveyed, Hamilton A. Kearns
et al., claimants: on the east, the Forget-Me
Not lode, itnstirveyed, Hamilton A. Kearns et al.,
claimants. Any ami all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Ilomestake quartz lode mine
or "surface ground are required to file their ad
verse claims with tlie register of the United States
land office at Bozeman, in the state of Montana,
during tlie sixty days' period of publication
hereof or they will he barred by virtue of the pro
visions of the statute.
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
FL ('. Day, Attorney for Claimants.
list pul). Nov. 14, 1891.)
1495, 1508, Hilda, 1571,
1531, 15H5, 1533, 1557,
511, 1533, 1503, 1501, 15K8, 1513, 1517, 1543, 1550,
558, 1559, 1498, 1530, 1503, 1527, 153«, 1540, 1549
535, 1512, 15«), 1.574, 1573, 1570. 1510, 1530, 1544,
W ARRANTS CALLED.—County treasurer's
office, Livingston, Montana, Dee. 14, IHM.
Notice is hereby «riven that the following num
bered county warrants will he paid on presenta
tion at my "office and interest will cease from
this date:
OENKUAI. FOND.
538, 83la. 1552, 151«, S32a,
1.725, 15«?, 1551, 1532,
1511
1!
1535, ... . .
1534, 17)()9. 1493, 1447, 1528, 1575, 1500, 1562, 154«,
1524, 1561, 1521, 1555, 1554, 1537. 1547, 1499.1529,
1415, 1143, 1501, 1519, 1497, 149«, 1536, 1515, 1541,
829a. 1403, 1533, 833a, 834a, 835a, 83«a, 837a, 1199,
1558, 839a, 1505, 1411, 840a. 841a, 812a, 843a, 934,
H41a, 845a, 847a, 849a, 848a, 850a, 851a, 852a, 853a,
854a, 855a, 850a, 859a, 800a, Sola, 8ti2a, HOia, HOla,
805a, 8«).», 807a, HtiHa, Sti9a, 857a, 870a, 871a, 872a,
873a, 874a, 875a, 809a, 870a. 880a, 881a, 882a, 883a,
884a, 885a, 84tia, 858a, 877a, 878a. 879a, 880a, 887a,
888a, 889a. 890a, 893a, 894a, 8!k5a, 896a, 897a, 898a,
1072, 1670, 1018, 1804, 1607, 1700, 1703, 1716, 1756,
.A.s.1 . —o- tuiar i '-•»* inn IWii) 140 a tlMn
1764, 1636; 1679, 1817. «18a, 10«, 1717, 1598, 1768,
1600, 1601, 1733, 1590, 1706, 1722, 1603, 1580, 1018,
1811, 1657. 1582, 1699. 1667, 1795. 1748,1731, 1807,
1692. 10911, 1720, 1599, 1000, 1017, 1719, 1009, 1044,
900a, 942a, 970a, 97la, 939a, 928a, 972a, 934a, 10*0,
943a, 941a, 930a, 936a, 940a, 927a, 929a, 973a, 937a,
909a, 938a, 900a, 974a, 931a, 935a, 944a, MOa, 975a,
932a, 970a, 1090, 1025, 911a, 933a, 934a, 945a, 907a,
950a, 1782, 1091, 918a, 1095, 977a, 1013, 949a, 925a,
1029, 1725, 1088, 910a, 1080, 923a, 1077, 1000, 1659,
1678, 1038, 1514, 1918, 1803, 1872, 1941, 1838, 1922,
1928, 1910, 1930, 1900, 1847, 1818, 1912, 1901, 1853,
1890, 1593, 1939, 1«19, 1801, 1891, 1897, 1864,1865,
1915, 1903, 1905, 188«, 1867, 1822, 1085 1913, 1914,
1938, 1840, 1924, 1901, 1941, 1866, 1880, 1927, 1849,
1920, 1821, 1«13, 1««, 1943, 1923. 1825, 183«, 1829,
1831, 1832, 1873, 1878, 191!), 19.«, 1930, 1846, 1889,
1828, 1898, 1899, 1855, 917a, 1911, 1925, 1945, 1824,
1934, 1507.
CONTINGENT FUND.
289, 281. 292, 290, 298, 300, 307, 301, 301, 309, 303, 311,
310. 305, 299, 392, 308, 312, 300, 313, 314, 319, 318, 317,
322, 320, 310, 321, 325, 320, 328, 327, 315, 323, 324. 3«,
331, 385, 332, 329, *14, *«, 330, *19, *17, 312, *44, *38,
341, 343, 340, 346. 347, 315, 348, 349, *51, *52, 855, *57,
350, 301, 302, 300, 354.
POOR FUND.
316, 339, **5. *50, *19. *30, 343, 337, *30, 342, 3*1, *18,
*40, 329, 331, 345, 310, 355, *59, 307, *58, :366, *57. 301,
360, 354, 35«, *53, 303, 305, 352, 374, 36», 380.
ROAD FUND.
701, 688, «79, 698. «91. «64, 677), «61, 689, 652, 662, 69«,
Sä; IS* ^ ^ ^ »? « «s
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"ett 7U4 761, 775, 791, iW», «W, iWx, «OU,
ÎS 1 £2' TO* 705 819, 811, 799, 812, 716, 755,
720 82&! 8t£ 8«£ 88" 900 849, 860, 880, 843, 836,
55' 2rr S,' Sf 857, «56. «29, sao, mi;
üüa' m 890 876 848' 899 889 859, 896, 847, 898, 865.
™ St St 891 846; 871, 862, 863,
mf 897 887 88* 764 826 827, 87». 845, 894, 862, 8*«S,
M2! «to! 8* 88* «0 89* 8U* 835, 874, 850, 864, 873,
HÊ m «5; m* 77»; 7*7, 90* 9*1, 947, 954, 901, 902,
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SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS I
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Hoard of f ounty Commissioners of Park !
County, Monfaua—December Term !
First Dav. Monday. Dec. 7. 1891.- --!
Dev, Monday. Dec. 7. 1891.
Board met in regular session. Present, j
Win. M. Wright, chairman; Hugo J.
Hoppe and li. B. Briggs, commissioners;
S. Deutsch, county clerk.
| Call from Governor J. K. Toole re
| garding appointment of irrigation com
| mission read and the following gentle
| luen a PP°inted to represent Park county
j j n the convention: Janies Vestal, Big
I 1 initier; W. A. Harrison, Sweetgrass:
James Smith, D. P. Rankin. Livingston;
Alfred Myers, Myersburg; Walter Good
all, Livingston; Charles Glidden, Chico;
J. L. DeHart, Livingston. Clerk or
deren in case of vacancy to appoint an^
citizen of Park county to fill the
cancy.
Official bonds of all county and town
ship officers examined and approved, ex
cepting that of Lawrence Link, road su
pervisor district No. 12, who was ordered
to furnish new bond.
Ordered, clerk shall pay 820 per month
to Mrs. Moaier for partial maintenance
of herself and children.
Board adjourned.
Second Day, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Wm. M. Wright, chairman;
Hugo J. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, com
missioners; S. Deutsch, county clerk.
The following reports were examined
and approved; O. Emmons, district
clerk; S. Deutsch, county clerk; E. W.
Wright, county treasurer; O. P. Temple
ton, sheriff; John Clifford, assessor; W.
A. Moore, coroner: Chas. Tappan, county
surveyor; Thos. S. Carter, public admin
istrator; Eva M. Hunter, county super
intendent; Samuel Hosford, justice of
the peace; L. N. Lep'.ey, justice of the
peace.
Ordered, Supervisor A. E. Owens
to repair county road near Shafer's
ranch in Road district No. (5.
Report of M. L. Baker, supervisor Road
district No. 20, examined'and approved.
Ordered, county treasurer to issue re
ceipt for taxes on lots lö, 10, 18, block G2,
to R. B. Mori is instead of A. H. Crägin,
and to remit penalty.
List of licenees examined and ap
proved.
Request of Samuel Nesbit for rebate
on taxes not granted.
Ordered, that Mr. Nesbit shall pre
sent his case to county treasurer.
Resignation of M. Sylvester, supervi
sor Road district No. 13, accepted.
School petition of Eberhardt Becker
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allowed on contingent fund:
Allan R Jov, fees and mileage, county at
torney......
James E Mintie, deputy treasurer..
James E Mintie, deputy treasurer......
S Deutsch, conniv clerk................
Brunette Ballinger, stenographer.......
F YY' YY'right . onntv treasurer........
Orlando Emmons, district clerk........
Orlando Emmons, for dtputy.........
O P Templeton, sheriff..................
John Clifford, assessor.................
Allan R Joy, county attorney..........
Eva M Hunter, county .superintendent
Board adjourned.
.... $ 33 00
113 33
100 00
250 00
218 40
650 86
•250 00
225 00
375 00
250 00
4 40 00
372 50
Third Day, Wednesday, Dec. 0.1891.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Wm. M. Wright, chairman;
Hugo J. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, com
missioners; S. Deutsch, county clerk.
The following bills were audited and
allowed on the poor fund:
J A Lauerman, rebate....................$ 2 IK)
llefferlin Bros, merchandire............... 15 90
T P McDonald, meat...................... 19 63
Dan Hogan, rent........................... 17 50
G R VY'ells, county physician............. 1*5 00
Allan R Joy, rent......................... 90 00
YY T Collin's, poor farm.................... 177 84
llefferlin Bros, merchandise.............. 15 50
F YY'Jones, physician for poor............ 62 84
Millie A Co, merchandise................. 45 05
Metzel Bros, merchandise................. 7 45
Ordered, all prisoners serving sen
tences in the county jail shall be re
quired to perform labor under the su
perintendency of the sheriff, as required
by sections 1180 and 1181, Revised Stat
utes of Montana.
Ordered, county treasurer shall give
tax receipt for the southeast % of sec
tion 22, township 7 south, range 20 east,
to the Rocky Fork Coal company.
The following reports of road super
visors examined and approved: Albert
Schmidt, district 24; Lawrence Link,
district 12; A. A. Rich, district"; Joseph
Briscoe, district 6; Thomas Flynn, dis
trict 19; W. J. Estes, district 4; A. F.
Kearns, district 5; Fred Bartels, district
1; T. G. Shipton. district 15; J. E. Gus
tine, district 8; A. A. Berg, district 23;
A. E. Owen, district 5; A. C. Davis, dis
trict 14; Sam Forney, district 10; Pros
per Tessier, district 16.
Following reports of road supervisors
examined and disapproved: James
Murphy, district 21; George Stebbins.
district 25; G. W. Wood, district 18.
G. W. Wood, road supervisor district
No. 18, removed from office.
Ordered, county clerk shall pay 845 to
A. W. Erickson for maintenance as a
pauper for the ensuing quarter.
Board adjourned.
Fourth Day, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1891.
—Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Wm. M. Wright, chairman; H.
J. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, commission
ers: S. Deutsch, county clerk.
Ordered, county clerk shall notify T.
P. McDonald and George H. Town of
Red Lodge to buy no more supplies for
paupers.
Ordered, clerk notify all justices of
the peace and constables to give actual
distance traveled by jurors, witnesses
and themselves in their bills against the
county for fees and mileage, according
to section 10, page 410. Revised Statutes
of Mon tana.
Clerk allowed 8200 for expenses for
ensuing quarter.
Ordered, that county treasurer issue
tax receipts on assessment of 32,000 cash
to Theodore T. Olson and to remit pen
alty.
The following bills were audited and
allowed on road fund:
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David Williams, labor......
John McCabe, labor.......
Jacob Strobel, labor........
Peter Jewell, labor..........
Albert Schmidt, labor.......
A A Rich, Iatior____
10 00
6 00
20 25
21 00
4» 50
77 50
a oo
Lawrence Link, labor. ............ K 50
Samael Forney, labor ......... 16 00
M L Baker, labo .. ......... 123 O
Frederick, labor.. ............. 104 *•
Joaeph Flehet, labo r ' ...... 36«
James McDonald, Über ..... ......... 7 50
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I A L Nichols, labor.....
: A M ' lark, labor..
! j g Gustine, labor
! Prosper Tessier, labor
--! j^seph^èizneG labor'
j B H Kennedy, labor
Thos Petty, > labor...
Fred Bartels, labor
va"iT" LawTence. i
Joseph Wells, labor.
James Scoflehi, road v iewer.......
Griffith A Ouimet, blacksmith.. .
A J Alexander, surveying........
A J Alexander, surveying........
Charles Tappan, surv eying.
J II Harris, lumber.............
II O Ilickox, lumber.... .........
H O Ilickox lumber...............
John I! Cook, view ing road......
E Goitgltnoiir, lumber..........
Gordon Bros, lumber.............
Geo M Coe. viewing road.........
Geo II Smith, blacksmitliing.....
A Stubnlefield, labor..............
Wm II Linzev, viewing road......
Lovely A McClung, viewing road.
W H Burton, lumber..............
John Ryan, labor................
Frank Hasni'se, labor..........
Krieger & Co, labor...............
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F W Wright, labor...............
W S Yagor, labor.................
W J Estes, labor................
Babcock .t Milec, merchandise.
A G Yule, viewing road..........
Griffith .V Onimet, hlacksmitliini
Herman Kahle, merchandise....
Newton Bndd, viewing road____
A F' Karnes, labor..............
A I' Davis, labor.................
Joseph Briscoe, labor......
A Hillman, labor.......... ......
J A Mason, blacksmitliing.......
Babcock A- Miles, merchandise..
A (' Davis, labor.................
Albe Davis, labor..............
T G shipton, labor...............
W H Davis, labor................
Geo W Wood, labor.........
Jack Hoyt, lahor................
M H W Brown, surveying........
J H Harris, lumber...............
Edward Doyle, labor...........
Thomas Flynn, lahor........
Botird adjourned.
37 00
31 no
li 50
1 10
4 00
1H 50
47 50
33 00
7)0
50
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33 00
30 10
30 37
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1 00
31 00
Fifth Day. Friday, Dec. 11, 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Wm. M. Wright, chairman;
Hugo «I. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, com
missioners; S. Deutsch, county clerk.
Deed from Ellick Lamartine to Park
county for a consideration of 81 to a cer
tain frame wagon bridge crossing a
slough of the Yellowstone river at the
foot of Ninth street, in Park addition t*
the city of Livingston. Montana, ac
cepted and ordered to be recorded.
Agreement with August Urbach for
right of way for a county road across
Siebeck island, said right of way to be
of an even width throughout its entire
length of GG feet, signed and filed.
The following bills were audited and
allowed on general fund:
Geo T Chambers, merchandise.......
$ 38
!X
Talcott A Sax. merchandise......
II
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Carl T I'eterson, merchandise........
1
00
M A Peterson, mere liandise.........
3
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E J Jones, fees.............
13
70
Allan R Jov, rent...........
80
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John Clifford, stamps.....
5
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F A Kneter, merchandise............
(>
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T F Sturtevant, retiate............
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1 Orschel «.t Bro, merchandise.....
13
50
Eliza Johnson, clerk..................
15
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Mrs Eva M Hunter, ex. institute
24
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S YY Geho, witness......... .......
5
50
Samuel Geho, witness......
8
40
Mrs John Mortimer, rebate..........
3
20
() M Hefferlin, witness...............
1
50
I Orschel, rebate......................
14
65
YY'm llenrv, witness...........
1
80
(>eo W Keene, fees................
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(ieo \V Keene, feen.......
0
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Geo YY' Reese, foes..........
5
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(»eo W Keene, feen..........
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30
YY'111 Mitchell, bailiff................
54
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Thompson Bros, rebate.............
14
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O I* Templeton, fenn..................
.. 040
45
() 1' Templeton, boar din 2 prisoners____
.. 588
20
() P Templeton, keep in u jail.....
.. 273
00
W McKee, juror......................
1
50
T M Robbins, juror...................
1
50
YY in M Wright, rebate ..............
11
60
Journal Pub Co, merchandise..........
1
•20
Louis Otten, witness....................
3
30
Allan R Jov, fees......................
1«
20
(ieo T Chamber» A Co, merchandise.
4
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() Emmons, fees ....................
7
50
(i YY' Berrv, rebate........
*2
*J5
John M Conrow, rebate...............
1«
00
It Glasgow, rebate..............
11
■20
YY'm II Redfield, fees......
«
90
A Krieger 2t Co, rebate.....
4
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Hefferlin Bros, merchandise..........
*>
75
YY'm il Campe», jure com.....
1
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C II l.ippv, witness................
s
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YY'111 Duke, witness........
1
50
YY' C S -hlbrede, witness.....
1
50
C E Collins, witness........
1
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James YY artier, witness.............
5
50
E C Russell, witness..................
Chas T Rader, fees...........
3
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•20
J B Hawkins, fees......................
E S Holmes, rebate.....
(i
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Benj 1) Sheffield, bailiff......
21
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Turley A Lowry, lumber...............
8
71
A B Lind, fixing vault ......"............
A B Hicks, jury coni'r....................
J M Mossntan, cleaning lock..............
A Croonquist, merchandise...............
•lohn E Barbour, fees....................
l.ivingston Water YYorks and Electric
Light Co, water.........................
Board adjourned.
5 50
42 80
1 O0
10 00
2 00
28 80
7 50
Sixth Day. Saturday. Dec. 12. 1891.—
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present, Wm. M. Wright, chairman; H.
J. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, commission
ers; S. Deutsch, county clerk.
Road viewers report of Benj. Urner et
al. laid over and viewers asked to com
ply with the law.
Road viewers report of James Scofield
et al. laid over and viewers asked to com
ply with the law.
Petition of F. S. Compher et al. to es
tablish a new county road in Road dis
trict No. G laid over and ordered that
the petitioners he asked to pay the ex
penses of establishing said road.
Road Supervisor Prosper Tessier, dis
trict 16. ordered to repair a certain
bridge between districts 16 and 23.
C. F. Cady let the contract to build a
pier at the Shields river bridge; consid
eration, 3100.
Following bills were audited and al
lowed on general fund:
S G Walbridge, rebate....................$ h GO
J W Nelson, rebate....................... so
YY'm Chase, witness....................... i 70
Gordon Bros, lahor...................... 4 ((,
W A Moore, coroner fees................ :18 70
M D Kelly, defending prisoners......... 75 no
Il O Kellogg, coroners jury..............
C S Walbridge, cancelled warrant......
Gordon Bros, coal.......................
Peter Nelson, marshal....................
Geo II YY"right, county printing...........
Owen Osborn, lahor.....................
F S Thompson, coroner's inquest........
Orlando Emmons, fees...................
George Alderson, rebate.................
Dudley Halford, fees.....................
A P McAnelly, fees.......................
Roliert Livingston, witness..............
B F' O'Neal, lees.....................
lohn J Walker, witness...................
Cook Bros, rebates...................
John B Cook, rebates................
\Y T J Hobbs, rebates...............
James Rogers, witness................
Wm H YY'illiams, witness.................
Thomas Carbine, witness.................
Thomas Carbine, witness.................
Primus Bruffy, witness...................
Ernest G Spiet li, retiate...................
8 Deutsch, ex.............................
Chas W Jeffrie«, sheriff fees............
C 8 Hefferlin, rent........................
W' H Poor man, defending prisoner......
YY' H Poorman, defending prisoner.......
W H Poorman, defending prisoner....
W H Poorman, defending prisoner.
Geo D Barnard A Co, merchandise
Livingston Electric Light Co. light.......
E W Mullen, juror........... .......
Louis E Bovington, coroner's jury.......
Isadore Roth, coroner's jury ........
Hart Bros, rebate.....
W m Shields, witness.....................
Inter Mountain, books!!..' ..............
Hoopes As Eaton, insnrance ..............
Harvey Bliss, rebate
James Ç Rsed, rebateii ! !...................
J J Berlcey, labor.......
James Hamilton, fee«
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«*55?:: ...............
tnrnbull, witness.................
Y ictor Earnest, witness ................ 1 70
William Bowei, wi?n£i.................. 1 50
Jacob Durst, witwST .............. 1 50
A C MeCUäta«, wuLik .................. 3 10
A C MrClanhan! wltMu.................. * S°
A C McClanhan witness.................. » 30
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14 60
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38 30
1 45
6 80
21 20
1 50
20 00
2 50
47 56
22 32
20 80
1 50
3 30
1 50
3 00
3 50
12 80
128 64
1 80
683 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
1 65
142 35
5 00
6 10
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12 00
3 00
40 00
54 00
12 00
19 20
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23 40
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John Tate, witness
J (' Wyse, witness
F R Mitchell, witness
T C Ross, witness
James Knapp, witness
J«dtn Drimkhurn, witness
Billie Cowan, witness ' !v
Joseph M Wadsworth.' witness'
Hantnel laggart. w itness
Frederick Hess, witness
John Walker, witness
M J Fleming, witness
Murray Skillmau, witness
B \ Perrin, witness ......
L N Leplev, f«*es
P W Nelson, w itness
Louis Hausen, witness
Louis Hansen, witness
1' W Nelson, witness.
H N Owen, w itness
Rocky Fork Town i Ëiect'n', «
Rocky Fork Town A Eleetri« .
Geo I> Barnard ,V r,, i, L
I Orschej, retiate. ' k>
} 7M
350 i»
33 30
?! i
1 70
j iq ;
' [
1 50 j
5 5 u
I ÜJJ j
37 30 j
1 50
*1 50 I
1 5o :
1 50 I
!
7)i 311 ;
m as i
eountv
and
laid over:
........* 35
Board adjourned.
Seventh Day, Monday, Dec. 14. 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Wm. M. Wright, chairman; H.
J. Hoppe and R. B. Briggs, commission
ers; S. Deutsch; county clerk.
Board made settlement with
treasu rer.
Examined treasurer's h
pore and found all correct.
Clerk ordered to notify all supervisors 1
to attach vouchers to all hills rendered, j
g warrants were cancelled
a
The follow
on the general fund:
No. lfiviT, ( ' H Scott.......
No. ltPJtt, ('has Howell
No. I(>40, Albert Treiber...
No. lt>45, Cieori:« (• Lewi*
No. lt>4!l, <; Keller
No. UK il, Horace 1! Hull...
No. lbtW, Frank A Mc(ïii|j s
No. 1054, Allen A Kennedy..
No. K>M ( J, Daniel Halvorsoii.
No. ltiSti, J J) Sotuinen ille
No. 1758. Philip Duffy..
The following hills were
Geo Y\' Deven W Co...........
Jtnncp Main......
wm a iiaii ...............
The following bills were disallowed:
YY'oodeon Hodges...... « 11 5°
II J Sanderness ..... v
Hatch Bros & Co. £ ! ",
l'he following bills were audited and
allowed:
Mrs Sarah Ahle, burial of pauper S 05 Off
G R Wells, medical attendance . '!!'. " mi
Ordered, that delinquent tax list be
printed in one of the papers of Park
county at the expense of Commissioner
H. J. Hoppe, whereupon Mr. Hoppe
named the Livingston Entf.kpkise,
which was accepted and designated by
the hoard.
Chairman Wm. M. Wright handed in
his resignation as chairman of the board.
Resignation accepted and Wm. M.
Wright moved that H. J. Hoppe be
elected as chairman; seconded by R. B.
R r 'gff s i an, l H. J. Hoppe elected chair
man of the board of county commission
ers.
The following hills were audited and
allowed on contingent fund:
......... $
61 Off
72 (Iff
II J Hoppe, commissioner........
YY'm M YVritrht, commissioner.....
R li Briees, commissioner................ 77
Board adjourned sine die.
S. Deutsch,
County Clerk and Recorder
Knlil Forgeries.
The Bozeman Chronicle says: A
young man named John Allen went to
Phillipsburg a few days ago from Liv
ingston to visit his cousin. Dr. W. H.
Allen. The doctor took pride in intro
ducing his relative to the business men
about town and had confidence enough
in him to leave him in charge of his af
fairs while he made a trip to Missoula.
Young Allen took advantage of the doc
tor's absence, and, using fictitious names
to ehecks. succeeded in getting seY'eral
of them cashed in a business house
where he was known, and the merchants
are looking everywhere to find him, but
it is thought he Ixiarded the west-bound
train at Drummond and is safe over the
Idaho line. Young Allen acted his part
very cleverly, using the reputation of
his relatiY'es to defraud the merchants,
and although, so far as is known, he
only secured about 8150 he might have
made it a thousand without much more
trouble. The fugitive has an uncle who
is cashier of a bank in Livingston and
the checks given were drawn upon that
bank.
As a sequel to the above two checks
for 825 each were received Wednesday,
by the Livingston National hank, one
Yvith the signature of S. Bundock forged
thereto and the other with a forged
signature of George L. Carey. Both
checks were drawn upon the bank at
this place in favor of John Allen, one of
which was cashed by the Phillipsburg
hank and the other held for collection
by the Traders bank of Spokane. So
far as we are able to learn young Allen
unknown in this city. The statement
that he has an uncle who is cashier of
one of the hanks of Livingston is wholly
without foundation. The signatures to
the cheeks received here are evidently
written by the person filling in the body
the checks, and no apparent effort
was made to imitate the signature of
either gentlemen whose names appear
upon them.
Protection From Fire
In response to call a number of citi
zens met at the council rooms Saturday
night to take action for the purpose of
perfecting a fire organization. A. W.
Miles was chosen chairman ai d Charles
Connop. secretary. The matter of or
ganization and the best method of ac
complishing this object Yvas freely dis
cussed, and a committee, consisting of
W. Mahoney, I. Orschel. J. R. King, T.
Ash, W. B. Altimus, J. D. Finn and
A. W. Miles, was appointed to formulate
petition to be presented to the major
calling a special meeting of the council
and another to be presented to the
council at their special meeting.
In pursuance of the request made.
Mayor Talcott called a special meeting
the council Wednesday evening, at
which all members were present, except
Aldermen Beley and Morris. The peti
tion formulated by the comm.ttee ap
pointed for that purpose was presented,
follows:
Gentlemen: The undersigned, a com
mittee appointed by a meeting of citi
zen* held at the office of the city mar
shal Dec. 12th, 18*91, and citizens, do pe
tition your honorable body to immedi
ately take steps to procure suitable quar
ters for the storage of the fire apparatus
and the accommodation of such fire
company as may be organized.
In support of this petition we beg
leave to call the attention of your hon
orable body to the fact that at the
present time there is no organization in
city, that is now an active fire com
pany. That as a general thing no one
j
9
7M knows where, or what condition the
i» fire apparatus is in. save the city mar
30 sh»! and his assistants, and that the
?! i property of every citizen is now at the
70 mercy of the fire fiend. And for various
iq ; other reasons we pray your earnest eon
[ sidération of this matter. Voicing the
50 j sentiment of ourselves and others ex
5 u pressed to us we make the following
ÜJJ j recommendations.
30 j First, that the common council pro
50 vide at once a suitable building, for the
50 I sa ^ e ' l ,m I*' r and convenient storage of
5o : all fire apparatus, with a room for the
50 I use of such company or companies that
! may he organized, suitable for the ac
311 ; commodation of at least fifty men.
as i And that said building contain a suit
able tower or drying racks for the proper
care of hose after being used, and for
the placing thereon of a suitable tire
alarm bell.
We deem it absolutely necessary that
something be done at once.
We confidently believe that if this is
done an active and efficient fire com
pany will be maintained.
No action was taken upon the petition
further than a general discussion as to
1 the best method of procedure, the gen
j oral opinion being that nothing should
he done without first securing a full and
free expression of the taxpayers of the
city as to what expenditures should In*
made for fire purposes. With this oh
jeet in view another special meeting of
the council is called for next Wednesday
evening at the court room, which all
interested in the welfare of the city are
urged to attend.
The Ketl Lodge Murder
The killing of Jerry Twohig at Red
Lodge last Thursday, a brief account of
which appeared in last week's issue, ap
pears to have been the outgrowth of a
«piarrel between Twohig and Rice, his
assailant. During the afternoon the
two men had an encounter in Twohig's
saloon, in which Twohig severely choked
Rice and dragged him around upon the
saloon Hoor. Rice then left the saloon,
and, according to the Red Lodge Picket,
returned alxmt 7 o'clock in the evening,
armed with a Winchester ritie. Twohig
and Bartholomew Bollaceo were the only
parties in the sakxm at the time. Rice
entered the saloon by the rear door
when Twoig jumped off the table he was
sitting on and implored the murderer
not to shoot; Rice glared at him like a
demon and said: "You Irish s- of a
b-, I am going to kill you," and
raised his gun as deliberately as though
he was going to shoot a beef. It seems
that Twohig was paralyzed with fear
and knew that his time had come and
the only move he made was to throw up
his hands in holy horror. The murderer
took deliberate aim and shot the de
ceased through the left side. The
wounded man turned and then tlie
murderer shot him through the right
side, killing him instantly. The eye
witness said that the man Rice, whe did
the shooting, did not seem to be tlie
least disconcerted and was calm and de
liberate in the cold-blooded murder.
After the shooting Rice walked out of
the back door and made his escape. It
is supposed he started through the
mountains for Wyoming, and as he is
well armed and possesses thorough
knowledge of the country, little hope is
entertained that he will be captured.
A posse of men started in pursuit, but
so far no informatian of his whereabouts
has been received. Sheriff Templeton,
who went to Red Lodge immediately
upon receipt of the telegram announc
ing the killing, returned to Livingston
Sunday morning and at once sent out a
large number of postal cards offering a
reward of 8200 for the capture and con
viction of Rice. The description given
is as follows: Age. about 35 years;
height, 5 feet 10Lj inches; weight, 165
pounds: fair complexion, light blue eyes,
wore mustache, and short scrubby
whiskers; wore cap or cowboy hat, horne
ma«le buckskin underclothes, mackinaw
overshirt and blue overalls, heavy
miners shoes; is a prospector and hunter.
At the coroner's inquest held by
Justice A. P. McAnelly, the jury brought
in a verdict that Jerry TYVohig came to
his death by bullet wounds inflicted by
a Winchester rifle in the hands of Jack
Rice.
Keal Estate anil Minina Traiislers.
R. B. Basford to Almer D. Hunt, lot 3,
block P, Riverside addition to Living
ston; 845.
George Bealz to Elizabeth Walsh, one
eighth interest in the Yellowstone placer
claim. New World district; consideration
nominal.
George Bealz to Wm. H. Robinson,
one-eighth interest in the Yellowstone
placer claim, New World district; 31,000.
E. C. Waters et u.t. to George Bealz.
one eighth interest in the Yellowstone
placer claim. New World district; con
sideration nominal.
A. G. Postlethwaite to George Bealz,
one-eighth interest in the Yellowstone
placer claim; New World district; con
sideration nominal.
L. H. Carey to James Walker, one
third interest in the White Eagle quartz
hxle, New World district; 8200.
James McBride to Richard R. Cox,
one-fourth interest in the Royal Turk
mining claim. Crevice gulch; 8500.
H. J. Tredennick to Martin Rannmel,
one-fourth interest in theJVolunteer min
ing claim, New World district; 8500.
j W. T. Davis et ux. to Wm. F. Sheard.
one-eighth interest in the Little Joe
quartz lode. Boulder district; 3.500.
Nicholas Webber to Wm. Woods and
W. F. Meyer, the southwest quarter of
section 20. township 7, south of range 20
east; 81,500.
Reeky Fork Town and Electric com -
pany to Patrick F. Hanley and Roger J.
Fleming, lot 4, block 26, Red Lodge;|3240.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
Joseph E. Swindlehurst and George L.
Carev, lots 13, 14, block 38, Li\ ingston;
3250.
Elizabeth Munday to A. E. Colls, lots
9 and 10. block 9, Cooke; 3100.
G. H. Talbott, a switchman in the
employ of the Northern Pacific, was
run over in the yards at Missoula, while
engaged in coupling cars, and instantly
killed. The coroner's jury censured the
the company for not having the frog, in
which young Talbott caught his foot,
properly blocked.