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RAINIER MINING COMPANY.
ID Mines. Inyo Comfy. california
CAPITAL - o. .,1rrs - eaeh "a 'sesseo Screarv
Gices No. S. lfoadv ay. \. J. -
nRlTfENsTENE SILVER MINING CO.,
NINE, Cha reeN isrci. ChAFE LO1 OoL
,ouv WHITE l T. JAMES vice .Pres
dent; N. J. DhUM ioND. secr-targ, ,....,
TRUsTEG5 John L. White ic tee DT4g@gas
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COUNSEL; o,rhs g 80 nss2n - Na l
REGISTHARo OF $40, L Mining Trust Company
Twenty thS& Que nd shaTcs A Of he Sa Soc
placed she treasury To Dc use ior working cili'@
va.ut ecoumcn, Cd competent authority enrey ctli
mate ,Ouduc e stlictgo4 business pnncMet l1vest
diyiderGs Than Ihc stock oi this company.
Applications 0 stock should be made at the oh'es Of TIC
company, ~ above
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY;
4 Location Of Mines. near Leadyi Re. Colorado
CAPITA, sloo0100'; J'0"'1 ,i1res 80 eacn; ~
''' 80 Odces 80. Ilj Brosdway. Ne~.lork
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tapi a. nypHOO!' 2ooo'9 sharc, - each:
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OFFICE OF HE CHGYsoLITR SUyEB MNEG CoNPASY}
tooAs 49,. e ~ ;siL5G, ,' ,sa, {
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LITE SiIVFk MINING COMPANY "iI. d.. held at me
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wiz ~ '''' FRANCIS r. AFPLEI o., ~c,rctary
VTNADILLA MINING CO.. 50 Broadway,
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AZ j. " . % stock Exchange. week reports
PUBLISHED VIM. Mmlo.h. secretary. ---------.-------
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600 .b5. 1 10 / 90 .by. 80 JJ.-..-. lOsl
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Ncw Publications

RROOKLYN ELITE DIRECTORY
10000 Names Of Household rs from INC bes street.
valuable address crcu ans notices &C. 10 hi'E
class people TO any section Of the city
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Proctor. LIGHT SCIENCE FOR LElSU RE HOURS
- cents each Former pTce, ~ 81 to ~
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IioGru alto aoum5
East Side.

East Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will rent an elegantly
~ furnish paflor extension als1 2d,tory fro' suite
from. and nack TOpHs np pvcm ns ne 81 gar
Tor and pa %. M 20 Eas l6thsL. opposite
I.on square.
ENIRA Large rev iy-turnishrd rooms mod
- ,ru improvements: with wi Iout board 100 East
27th. st. uoAr Ma"lsonsqu:re and 'lev"t"h S'alo1.
NO. % EAST 22D-Sr-IIlndeOmcly fur
" nsod paIor and bedroom. first floor, vita OF without
board iecrc &C.
- GRAMERCY-PARK.-O square room.
with hail connecting; aLo room with private bath with
board.
.t.p IFiH-AYE. CORNER 10Ill-Sl.-
stsI sunny scc1n. h1Or Ion' t"ohi large oufth noor
IOjn: uYatI'r O'irl.
slr1 EAST 201I-S 1.-Two parlor-. furnished,
- q With pr yatr table. Ii d-HIca references
~ EAST 17III-Si.-A suite ~ large FUR
J nsied rom, moor and large Iron. room on
fourth Bo5r "itnou. 1oarI
80 FIFIH-ANE., near 2Sth-st.-A"ari-
r uuiariisle suite or rooms ref rene TsgmrGi
ADVEKTISENEN FOX THE NEW
" ,RK T.IBUNE Will Pr RECEIVED AT III I.
UPTOW> OFFtCleo, No. i.23S broadway. .or. ihIiy
frsts- 3D,, W 4 twenty 'hld a.. COT fIgntlL~Ne,
NO o. EH.t corner Union 700 lhlri
ave, clr F1rtv-lo vcutisL: the MAR l. OFFICE No
UOI ami -; cor one ma ndre and-i"tnly
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Office
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bO Der c,pv 81 per year sh0nl De airesee 10
NOiTH AMERICAN REN LEW. Sew York.
CTPPLEMEN / 10 ~CALPEB No. 46.
y THL ORGANIC LAW.

STrICTI-RE VAEI"OCElE and INTERNAL HEM
on MONS md "a, consequences cXh
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fh,. ana The letuudr 4 tie
cid n a. roGs obsolete .l susceptible Of rapid ana
oft. O. WWe4la.r ic.nova-
Circnt 1aor. was 10 p religious iygienic rtei two
ne mods perform II 50 promotes Nriy anu mental
parity.
Neuralria AuG.nia what they People who are
n q d !, Id nrTVe-sf.rN,. : VITA It's currI
III earl Aerican women Is 1t proper to cheek
the increase 81 lam W.
treatment I'll -lr cturr Internal IncsOn anew iUstri
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M urei r ONE ~ pivat hospital by Or Dixon rclcd
fouI re-, g.. ANA dritYl the past amt
oi NIndiy ID o'lng mel People, an uhsusPectFd
cause.
inn renee OF To. accn on the Sexu~l Powers.
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The Who'll. yp hau ~ he cttuT only for rS, wei
hound q 80 'aTl SOS - and
a. prlce 90 cents, contain tire articles On Tobacco.
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InrRp cALL-2:jO O'CLOCK .. NJ.


,75-ie ,r,cF (,lrv-ojir silver Nugge- SuiTo Tunnel
~ gz.u o.. IJ1 81. 80 2OJ blu l.3
%.D " TX, Anne 800 q. sd. 80 Union
t-,lur,,,a con 6 iZut d. lJds
i,, a. Climax Iiukiu con Virginia
o. poD 80 3Ou....-. % 100 5 %
iOIl1f. 2.IS NandcwatcI Mexican CaiioIuia
Ion i,s, % 81 ~ So t0O---.- -
IN '' 7gi o.ton CON Ophir Bast& Be.caer
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10 30 %. 1900 blO. I..5 80 ...... lIP
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proposals

NOTICE.-Propasl Will he received at the
~ once t. Department 81 Pablo Ch.Jiu.s ana Cor
re- non y, 10 3D. we FndIy. october ~. los Tor
eo.Iics &c For ful Information see Ctg record for sale
Ma
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GERMAN MAIL.

7 MONTH NENMAN LI.IlD
STEAM IIII' LIN BLrNELN NFW-GONk,
SOl'TIIANPTON Al y BREMEN.
onrp N iat Gct % MOSrI -... sat. Nov. 6.
NJ ........... sat. oct. 80 DONAl SAT NOF -
RATES or PASSAGE from y EW-i ok 70 HOC IhAAP-
TON. HANRE OK BREMEN.
FIRST Carl ~ 600 ~, OND CABIN ........ 500
STEERAG4. 50.
Return tickets AZ reducel PTtpai srerase cerh
caies SOS -tcsin-rs s from Pier between s-cond ami
Thirds t. il o oxen. y -.
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4 FEW lTEN II.hI.N can nave tACtlltUi
~ Board sunuy Rooms .3S West SCthst. near
broadway.
A NEATLY-FURNISH ED suite of rooms,
~ togrih scp4rsicl s'sls family references
81 West 1T st, ~ doors west VI o'A"Ne
PRIVATE American FANNY Will LEI with
n our b. a g.ntl onlv), large aud small furnished
TO- ms: all consc fence; OF ana c"ld waller &c hOhse
iuTDishcd Il s.-c' III " al ~ ST.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
cont enIeu oni. rolls and cOee II required references
exthanrcd 81 " cst l9iA-sL
MURRAY HILL, between 9TH and 9TH
WI ANES.-s1 handsomely urathfd ROOMS In brvato
her separately, with excellent BJARD
Appy AT HVEHEl BOARD Directory, - West 59th-sI
DAR1IES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases have boIrt and proper aitrnu N IN pr
waite ami. Adites, EAPEKIENCE Tribune Uptown OF
noe l,25> Broac way.
VERY desirable rooms to rent @ families or
&c. tl,men, with WlthO { hoard private table If de-
sired. - Wash.ngt ton place. near broadway
- WEST 3OTII-ST-R0oms to rent, with
board southern exposure bes references given and re
quIcd.
.)p WEST 27TH- ST.-ilanGso turn
,)D shcd ap.rmon TO gentlemen references exchanged
IlS WEST 3GTH-ST.-Two nicely fur
i ,bC nishtd paTOr with or without board 10th gas
and water suitable ioI ply stefan of iarS oiIonl.
IIi WEST 31rH-SI.-An cnurc second
> floor with hIstcass board also other rooms rel
eTrucc- exchanged
80 WEST 4GTH SI.-Ncaily furnished
1 4 4 sauaie aud han rooms win on without board
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! DOTTERDAM LINE. ,
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! '-'--,I. ,anc-dty OC.Ouer 2oth.
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! l. W MOKt.IS. 81 BrOad~a ~. Genera PASSAGE Agent
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
New York.

ALBANY, November 4.-The Argus places
the Republican majority of the State on the
Presidential ticket at 14,2O4
Corrected figures from this county show
Hancock'S majority to be 1888
ELMIRA, November An Steuben county
Garfelds majority is 100 In Allegheny
county Garfield's official majority is 1903.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The Tribuaes
figures on the State election foot up $4,000
majority for Garfield Seventy-fve or sew
enty-siX counties are estimated moderately.
and later returns are expected to show %
OOO
The World says: Additional returns of
Tuesdays election in this State have increased
Garfelds majority above the figures given
yesterday in the counties OF Allegheny, Onei-
da, Orange, Steuben and Herkimer, and de-
creases this majority in Columbia Jefferson,
St Lawrence and White. Hancock's major
ity in Albany county is increased 153 over
previous reports. The latter county has done
exceptionally well, and gives Hancock ma
jority Of 1888, against $50 for Tilden in
1876. These changes make Mr. Garfield's
apparent majority in the State A. ,467 It
will not vary much from $4,000
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
!. The Next CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, November 4-The EUeain ng
Star, Independent, estimates the Republican
majority over all opposition in the next
House at from to 5, but considers it not i'm
probable that after the smoke clears away
the independents may be found to hold the
balance of power.
CHICAGO, November 4.-If the California
Assembly is Republican, as now reported,
the Senate will certainly be Republican by
one, two or three majority
NEW YORK, November 4.--The Times
Washington special says: From the dis
patches received at the headquarters of the
Republican Congressional Committee Nc
Pherson has revised his figures on the next
House of Representatives and now claims
that the Republicans have elected $50 mem
bers, with two districts il Arkansas, one in
Tennessee and one in Missouri still in doubt.
The $50 Republican members claimed to be
elected do not include any who are classified
as Greenbackers or Readjtsters. Mcpherson
is confident that the Republican majority in
the next House will be at least FIVE.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Helena, Montana, Thursday, November II, 1880
Kansas.

Topeka, November 4-Returns from Is
counties in this State give Garfield 1856
Hancock, 1869; Republican majority, H.
942. Comparing this vote with that of 1878,
it shows Republican gain of go per cent
and Democratic gain of 46 per cent If
the same rates of increase continue, the Re-
publican, vote of the State will be 12941O
and the Democratic vote 67429, a total of
198,339, which will give Republican ma
jority of 81 ,284. In this statement the Green
back vote, estimated at 1900, is not con-
sidered. Add this to the above Republican
and Democratic vote and it will give total
for the State of 215, ,139 votes. This ratio of
increase may not prevail throughout the
State, but in no case is it believed that the
total vote will be less than 100000, or ma
jority for Garfield below $4,000 The State
Senate will stand 81 Republicans and Dem
ocrats, and the House about 125 Republicans
to 12 opposition.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
We are indebted to Mr.. r. 3. Harrison to
Political ODiniOnS.

WASHINGTON, November 4-Gen Malone.
of Virginia, is reported to have telegraphed
to this city that he will not enter into any
caucus with the Democrats, but will vote on
all public matters according to the dictates
of his own judgment. 1t is claimed here
that he will generally act with the Republi-
cans.
\ dispatch received at the Office Of the
Secretary of the Senate to-day states that not
only Casey Young, of Memphis, but Con-
gresham Atkins, of the 8th Tennessee dis
trict, have been defeated. Atkins is chairman
of the House Committee on Appropriations.
CHICAGO, November 4.-The Inter- Oceans
Washington special says: 1t is impossible
to tell with accuracy whether CART eld or
Hancock has the largest popular. vote, or
what the Republican majority in the House
will be, or whether the Senate is Democratic
or Republican without the casting vote of
Vice President Arthur. As to the popular
vote, it seems to be near stand off between
the two candidates, but this is owing to the
immense and fraudulent maiorities in the
Southern States, whose colored vote has
wholly or in part been suppressed 1t was
this that gave Tilden his majority of nearly
a quarter of a million on the popular vote,
which was not a lawful expression of the le-
gal voters. But in mostof the Southern States
Hancock's majorities have been very much
less than Tilden's, while in the Northern
States Garfeld's majorities have been uni
formly larger than those of Hayes. The
popular verdict in the aggregate, if honestly
would be immensely in favor of
Garfield
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11

CLEVELAND, November 4.-Tne Catholics
have presented Garfield with gold-headed
cane, voted for him at the Cathedral. He
said in response:
You have offered it rs a significant SYM
boil, and accept it with the meaning you
have given TO it. The head, Of gold may not
unity represent the solid basis of our Ma
tional credit, based upon the solid value of
specie; the strength, stability and beauty of
the wosd that supports it indicate the SYM
metry and strength of our institutions. 1
believe it is said that the patriarch Jacob
worshipped leaning on the top of his staff.
Our institutions are safe so long as our people
and Government are found leaning upon the
staff of solid worth and of public and private
virtue accept this all the more gladly be-
cause it comes across one Of the lines that
divide us religiously, for in our country men
may adopt whatever religion they choose,
or 20 religion at ALI if they. prefer; the re-
igion of our people is left to their voluntary
choice and not to the control of any human
law"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Opinions of the English Press on the
Presidential Election.

The Daily Telegraph devotes its leading ar
ticle to the election, and says: So far as
National issues are concerned the Democratic
party have fought and lost its last great bat
tie. No future Presidential campaign will
be conducted under banners which were
originally hoisted by Thomas Jefferson, and
which symbolized hatred to England upon
the foremost plank of it's platform. That
this feeling has passed away is clearly evin-
ced by the fact that in the struggle between
Garfield and Hancock the sympathies of
Englishmen have been all along in favor OF
the former"
The Manchester Guardian, the most infu-
entail of the provincial press, joins with the
London press in congratulating both parties
on the decisive result of the election, leaving
no opening for disputes. 1t says: There
seems to be no reason why, if the Democrats
do not change their tactics the Republicans
should not hold office for another twenty
years. The former would do well to let the
question of State rights drop as far as pos
sible into obscurity. 1t behOves them to find
another rallying cry. This may eventually
be furnished by free trade, which succession
Of bad harvests or gradual exhaustion of the
soil may bring into the range of practical
politics. There is no possibility of 4 moditi-
cation of the tariff at least for four years
There is, however, some consolation for this
in the fact that the Republican policy is
otherwise friendly to England
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Madison County.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.1

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
VIRGINIA CITY, November 4, 1880.
The majority for Sanders over Maginnis is
nine.
For District tAttorney-Ca Galloway over Arm
strong, sixty-seven.
For Counclmen-Morris over Bull. 1O7:
Cardwell over Black, 1O1; Hays over Alder
son, ga; Hubben over Mccormick, SO.
For Representatives-Bla over Ennis
II; Ennis over Sedman, g.
For Joint Representative Eastman over
Anderson, AZ.
For CommissiOner-Pattee over Lewis. 1Oe.
For Sherif-Platner over Caruthers, 26.
For Treasurer-Gilbert over Hickman. 80,
For Clerk and Recorder-Jessen over
Davis, 10.
For Assessor-Vickers over Boyer, 1872
For Probate Judge-Clark over Williams
1S.
For School Superintendent-Pol -Pollinger over
Purdum, 28
Page is elected County Surveyor and Pease
Coroner. Returns from South Boulder and
:folnt OF ROCKS are still out. LEX.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Republican Legislatures.

NEW YORK, November Ex-senator
Dorsey claims that the Legislature of every
Northern State has gone Republican, except
possibly Nevada, and that if Fair has carried
that Legislature he may be counted with
certainty to vote with the Republicans ::
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

Returns nearly all in. Indications are that
Pardee and Morse (reps) for members of the
House, are elected. DeWolf is six votes
ahead of Bell (rep). Humber and Hauser,
(dems) for House are probably elected.
Mitchell, Aiken and Joe Brown (dems) un-
doubtedly elected Chances are even be-
tween Knowles, Ives and Worden for Coun-
Gil. GLEASON.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, November 4.-The total vote
Of Connecticut for President, as shown by
complete returns from official sources, was
1852; Garfield's plurality, 1870. The to-
tal vote for Governor was 1872, ,285 Bigelow's
rep plurality, 1881 majority, 1,102.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
The Balance of the Campaign Fund

NEW YORK, November AT the National
Republican Committee headquarters this
morning it was agreed to use the remainder
Of the campaign fund to prosecute the Chi
nese letter case, and find out not only who
wrote it, but who was the instigator.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Probably Defeated.

NEW YORK, November 4.--sReports re-
ceived tonight indicate that Atkins, of Ten
nessee, Democratic Chairman of the Commit
tee on Appropriations in the present House,
is defeated. "H
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Official re-
turns from the 18th Congressional district
give Charles y. Brumm, Republican and
Greenbacker, 1881 majority overJ. w. Ryan,
Democrat
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
New JerSey.

RED BANK, November 4.-Monmoth coun-
ty gives Hancock 1920 majority
New YORK, November 4.-Laidlaw's 4. ma
jOrity over Potts for Governor of New Jer-
sey appears to be about 600. The majority
for the Democratic electoral ticket will be
1000.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
SOnth Carolina.

CoLUMBCs, S. c.. November 4-The report
of the election in this city is as follows
Democratic majority in this city, 3G1; Dem
ocratic majority of Richland county, 456
The Daily Register has the following spe-
cial: Democrats are elected allover the State
and Hancock has majority sure
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-11-11
Missouri.

81 LOUIS, November 4--Waddell and
sA%hstr are probably elected.
Reports from the 10th district say that
N'nSur Idem.J is defeated by Burrows.
KANSAS CITY, November 4.--Van Horne
'ep' has probably 1000 plurality.
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Texas.

GALVESTON, November 1.-The Demo-
cratic State and National ticket is carried by
10000 majority. Shepard, (dem.) for Con-
gress, is elected, giving Texas a solid Demo-,
cratic representation in Congress. .-
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The Vote OF New York.

NEW YORK, November 4-The Times to-
morrow will publish revised list of the ma
jorities in this State. Garfeld's majority is
fixed at $4,000, with assurance that the Off
cial returns, which cannot be canvassed until
next week, viii not vary materially from
these figures.
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Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, November 4.-The estimates of
congressional maiorities tonight are as fol-
lows: 1st district, Dunnells majority, 5000;
I'd district, Straits majority, 5000; Sd dis
trict, Washburne, 5000.
The Legislature is Republican by an in
creased majority.
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Virginia..

RICHMOND, November 4-Returns embrac-
ing over half of Virginia swell the victory of
the regular Democratic electoral ticket, which
when all the returns are in will have hand
some majority over the Readjusters and Re-
pubicans
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Oregon.

san FRANCISCO, November 4.-Returns
from Oregon as far as received and estimates
from othd places make the Republican ma
iOrity not less than 500. The Republicans
think there is no possibility of its falling be-
low 300
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4.---Returns
from fifty counties complete show Republi-
can majority of 19,412; Democratic majori-
TIES 1919; Republican gains, 1929; DEM
ocratic gains, 1871 net Republican gain,
80
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, November 4.-Fifty -four coun-
ties, comprising two-thirds the vote of the
State, give Jarvis (dem. for Governor $500
majority. The same counties in 1876 gave
Vance (dem.) for: Governor $500 majority.