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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
2
The Boulder Age announces a series of readings by a corps of contributors including judges lawyers divines college presidents professors and physicians to discuss direct legislation after December 1. Editor J C Kerley urges subscriptions at two dollars a year in advance for informed state citizens.
An editorial argues juries err by violating solemn obligations and jurors misstate verdicts. It cites the Frank Belunak case, noting murder in the first degree finding but second degree verdicts after deliberation. The piece urges judge endorsement or modification power to protect the people from criminals.
A Nevada circuit court decision outlines how a vein or lode location is established under US mining law. It specifies a parallelogram parcel up to 1500 by 60 feet with boundaries visibly marked on the ground. Possession is secured when boundaries are traceable, even if stakes or monuments are removed, if the locator complies with required acts.
Text discusses that northerly course in a location notice does not invalidate the claim. It notes stakes monuments will control direction and requires locators names dates and a natural object reference. Also mentions February 1 1844 rail tickets limited to 30 days and postmaster general order taxing extra copies as postage for advertisers.
Mr J C Stuart issues a realty notice in this paper urging owners to heed his advice to save dollars. The Persian Steam Laundry promises better work at low prices with J C Reily as agent at the Townsend. Ice harvesters work all week. the crop is fine.
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean offers a free 8x10 photograph titled Tree For All Who Ask from the Official Photographer of the U S Government. A graphic authentic description accompanies it. Send one 2 cent stamp for postage to Librarian Inter Ocean Chicago.
The Particular Consistory of Eastern Montana No.1 will open its annual convocation in Livingston for degrees from the third to the thirty second on February fifth and continue to the tenth. All Master Masons in good standing are eligible. applicants should contact Samuel M Nye, Livingston, Montana, before January first for blanks and information.
A Boston shopper recalls a clerk pressing Hood's Sarsaparilla over rival brands in a store. The customer insists on Hood's, stating prior use and satisfaction with the product, and declines the clerk's inducement to switch. Address provided as Evita A. Gore of Terrace Street.
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