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PERSONAL.

VIM. Wallace returned from the east FRI
day.
Col. w. f. Sanders went through TO Butte
Tuesday.
Mr.. Kennel, of Helena, is in the valley
buying horses.
DIR. L. Cline, U. s. A, Fort Smelling,
Mimi, is registered at the McBurney House.
Mr.. w.K. Ferguson, of New Chicago, is
living at the McBurney House quite Ill with
bilious fever.
Fl. p. Sonntag, representing the Safety
Nitro Powder Co., is in town taking orders
for high explosives.
Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mrs. John s Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. welch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u
Frevschlag are Butte visitors in Deer Lodge
this week.
Mr.. l.. Wolf, formerly the Knight Hos
pitaller of Red Mountain city, and now OF
San Francisco, engaged In the furniture pusi-
ness, was in town this week.
A waiter recently employed in the McBur'
new House, calling himself M. G. Rabineau'
is stated to have suddenly disappeared leav'
ing several bills unpaid in town.
If Mr.. J. v. Frey, in 1880 a resident Of
Butte, NJ. T., or any one knowing his wner e
abouts. will address tins office, giving his 4
O. address, a favor will be conferred
Mel Trask, of Butte, estimates there are
~ 600 hounds of grain received in Butte dali
ly. This will give some idea OF the number
| Of horses fed there and in the vicinity.
Capt. H S. Howell, Supt. OF g., ). Co.
was In town yesterday. The company mas
had no orders yet to change the Helena maj
from Dillon to Silver Bow and does not eA
pect any.
Washington Dunn, ESQ, went south ie"
| DAVIS AFRO. He expects in few days Genera
| Anderson. Chief Engineer of the Northern
| Pacific. will arrive here and look over tne
1 line of the road
| Attorneys Hiram Knowles. Stephen De
| Wolfe, w. Y. Pemberton, I. Laspeyre, ane
Geo. c. Randolph, Of Butte, and U. .. DIS
trict Attorney +. NJ. Eastman, Helena, have
been in attendance at court this week.
| Mr.. Ames Buck, of stevensville, is in thu
CITY awaiting the arrival of his brother Free
| from the east and
"a nearer one still, and
A dearer one far, than all others"
Prof Murphy, representing the New fori
and Lee Mountain Syndicate, eompan!
owning seven patented mines on Red Noun
tain, Ten Mile district, and Mr. John Caplice
Of Butte, were in town yesterday. They ar
working from ten to twenty men on . TUNE
to tap the Lee Mountain lode and are In owe
90 feet
During the past week Mrs. George W. irvi
and children left fer St. Joseph, Mo-; Nh
John O'NeiIl and two children for East Leas
enwortn, Mo-, and Mrs. Joseph MacDona
for Philadelphia. Mrs O'Neill Is an invais
Mrs. Twins infant child Il taken under met
ical advice TO lower altitude, and Mrs Ma
Donall win make Philadelphia her hsme.
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At the Easter services at st. james Episco-
PAL church next Sunday, services will be held
morning and evening by Rev. H.C.Hutchings,
Rector. The following is the music selected
for the occasion and will be rendered by the
full choir:
MORNING. Anthem, Fountain Of Grace
Millard's; Gloria; Christ. our Passover; lie
Deum-Lloyd's Jubilate Hymn lo5; Lord
have mercy upon us-Millard's; Gloria Iloi
Hymn 93d-Millard's offertory, Give Aims,
&c-Millard's; Trisagion; Hymn 2O5-Mil'
lard's Gloria in Excelsis.
EvENISa.--Anthem, Consider the Lilies
Millard's; Gloria; Gloria in Exceisis
Cantate Domino; Benedic Anima Mia
HYMN 10Sth; Hymn 190th-Millard's.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Musical, Evolutionary. and Dramatic Per-
formance.

The rehearsals that have been going on
during the week for Miss Reid's entertain
nent, to take place at O'Neilrs Hall next
Tuesday evening, promise a very satisfactory
and interesting performance. There are
thirty to forty persons, young and old, who
take part, and all are taking an active inter-
est in providing pleasant evening for those
who extend their patronage. The panto-
mime, which will doubtless prove an inter-
esting feature of the programme, illustrates
the story of "Genevra," the young bride
who, in playfuIly hiding from her husband
and friends, was caught in spring-locked
chest, which thus became her tomb. The
part of the bride will be taken by Miss Nina
Bailey, and she will be supported by several
ladies' and gentlemen of Deer Lodge. Some
elegant costumes will add attractiveness to
the play.
The following is the
PROGRAMME:
Opening Chorus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Voices
Artists of Light Waltz. STRAUSS
Julia Quesnelle and George Reid.
Cradles Empty, Baby's Gone. ...solo
Mary Aspiring.
Cornflower Waltz. ................ ....Coote
Lizzie Irvine.
Salute A la France. soprano solo
Nina Bailey.
Clear the Track Galop.. STRAUSS
Robbie Aspiring and George Reid.
Kiss Me, Will.-................ Recitation
Mary Mitchell.
Baby Mine.................. .....Solo
frankie Riddle.
/ Never Had a Beau. ......'........'''Solo
... Della Michot.
Piano Solo. ..hetIerer
George Reid.
Queen Of the Valley. .t1uartette
Miss Bailey, Miss Galbraith, DR.. owings,
Mr.. Il. w. CaJlin.
PART II.
Qui Vive Galop.. ......:. $500: ..,..:;'uahZ
Willie O'Neil and George Reid.
Scotch Lassie Jean and Her Reply. .,.....
KATY Bielenberg and Eugene Tetranit
Clara Bielenberg and Lizzie Normandin..
Mr. T. w. Catlin, DIR. Owings, Miss REID.
Song and Dance. .......... Eugene IeIralit
Grand Galop de Salon. ..'.blahe
Mary Galbraith.
Sad, Sad Do / Roam. .......... Coinie
Henry Tetrault.
Good Night and Pleasant Dreams. ....Solo
PART III.
pantomime 1.-THE Mistletoe Bough
Parts taken by number of ladies and
gentlemen of Deer Lodge.
Prices of admission as usual. Reserved
seats can be secured at Colemans.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Every Light-Running Neao Home Sewing
Machine has its number plainly stamped on
the front shuttle slide when 1t leaves our fac
tory. When New Home Machine Is offered
for sale at less than our established prices, or
with the number obliterated or altered over,
IL is good evidence that all Is not right We
have lost a number of machines at various
times; and in our efforts to recover them we
shall enforce our rights TO the utmost extent.
In order to avoid any trouble arising from
the aforementioned cause and to protect
yourself from imposition, buy only Of cur
authorized agents.
u3Machines procured elsewhere are not
warranted by us. We can not and will not
guarantee them after they have been tam
pered with.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE Co.,
30 Union Square, New York.
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DEAD BODY FOUND NEAR YREKA.
A Stranger, Supposed to Have Been Lost In
Storm.
Correspondence Ne,e North West.

Correspondence Nep Northwest
YRrKA, NJ. T., April 3, 1SS2-The dead
body of man was found to-day by Thomas
Geagan in an old, vacant cabin in Days
Gulch have not yet seen the body, but am
informed it is that of stranger who must
have died three months or more ago. The
matter will be investigated tomorrow if the
Justice of the Peace arrives from Bear, we
having sent a messenger for him this even
ing. The trail is very difficult now, the
snow being soft. The flesh is all eaten of
the arms of the body by animals, supposed to
be wood-rats. / think the man was in here
last fall about the middle of November and
started for the railroad, got lost in the snow
on the mountains and took sick and persisted
in the cabin. Will advise you when further
particulars are ascertained. OLD MAN.
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rx,rpp STATES CAUSES.

United STATES CAUSES.
The limited States District Court convened
on Monday, April Sd.
The following grand jurors were empan-
.elled: joaquin Abascal, Foreman; James ~
Eastman, Garland o. Humphreys, VIM. d
Tamas. James Matthews, George w. New
L,rk Patrick Quinlan, Shelley futile, Jonh
p.aa,ay John Hauswirth, Kenneth KAT,
- A Matthews, Joel Parkman, X. M.
sRenshaw, Hiram ]. ladder, ana fe'cr Ian
sing. .,sarad.
The following causes were considered.
AK xvuIi.m Woodcock vs. Charles d. FISK;
damages; motion 70 strike complain. from
files argued plaintiff granted leave 70 a'no"'
complaint. rocnar
"a Tohn r. Reese VS. Montana copper
SSs~nany. accounting and damages; ana
- n Reese vs. The Colorado and
Montana Smelling Company aooo
and damages; demurrer to complain ~ e"S
ease argued, and overrnled by the court
rsa.a cases are brought To recover ior ~
Legged Infringement Of patents issued 70 com
,,la,napt for an improved stall lot roasuhs
ores containing arsenic, etc.
The grand Jury presented their report anu
were discharged. No indictments were Pre-
scented. - ,o,,r.
ing the United States Telegraph n.e
Mis,oula. was discharged from CUSTODY.
The petit jurors summoned lot 'ne 49,.
,ar,n were discharged, NJ no criminal oau'o'
were ON the calendar and no juries were ~
auIrad In civil causes.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS !

The genuine NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE has imbeied in the stand
o., each side and on the treddlesin gilt
letters the words NEW HOME"
We have lost at various times num-
Der Of machines and in our endeavors
to recover them we shall enforce our
rights. In order to avoid trouble, buy
from me or my authorized agents.
Machines purchased elsewhere are
not waranted by me.
cas JOHN o'NEILL.
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Deer Lodge, April 4. 1882

On Tuesday last, Judge Mufiy received
the announcement of the death of DIR. Don
L. Byam, father Of Mrs. Mnffy' Deceased
was one of the pioneers of Alder gulch. He
was the first judge of the famous miners
Court in Nevada, and in that capacity pre-
sided at the trial OF the notorious desperate
and road agent, George Ives, in December,
1868. He was native Of New York and
went to Colorado in 1850, from there to Ban
mack In 1862, coming to Alder gulch In the
following year. He resided In Madison
county until 1861, since which time he has
been resident Of Gallatin county. His
death was brought on BY severe attack q
bilious Observation-Disclosures
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
ApriI Term, A. ID. 1881.

Hon. William J. Galbraith, Judge.
Frank Marshall Eastman, United states
District Attorney
Alexander G. Botkin, United States Mar
shall
alexander e. Mayhem, Territorial District
Attorney.
George w. Irwin, H., Clerk
Thomas strang, Sheriff
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Alex. belong.
Notice Of Final Entry.
UsIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M. T., April B. 1852

UsIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T., April 3, lSs2
Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his application to make
Anal nroof In support of his claim. and secure final
entry thereof and that said proof will be made before
The Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county, M. y, at
his office in the town Of Deer Lodge, on Saturday
the 9th day OF May, 1882 viz: Ceovs Lego, VINO s
northeast quarter Of section No. ~, township No.
north Of range No. 10 west and he names the follow
ing witnesses to prove hrs coannoas
chTlo Andriola, j. W Nelson, and Spencer johnson.
ali of Warm Springs Postoflce, Deer Lodge county
MT. 1866 5t1 u n Nue. No-''eea.
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Board OF Health.

ameet;ng of the Board of Health OF Deer Lodge
comfy. Nj. r. las appointed BY the County commis-
sioners), IL hereby called for MONDAY April ~.
nan Anv tersop or persons. having any account
authorized BY said committee VIII present she same
itemized and attested, for audit .,
JAMES H. MILLS, Secretary. .
Deer Lodge March ~, 1882. 0fN
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WANTED.
800 Good Azemen.
Good Wages Paid and Steady Employment
Given.
APPLY TO
Z. i. Bonner & Co., Deer Lodge.
Eddy, Hammond & Co., Missuula.
Ranch for Sale

A First-class Ranch near New Chicago.
offer for sale at reasonable price my ranch mid
vav between Pioneer ana New Chicago. There are
21OO acres under fence 40 o. wnicn are
.hs ,yanises 10 WIN. WALLACE,
IN er1sff ZIP. o. addresel Pioneer. N. 7.
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The Miners Union Of Butte has issusu '.s
yol,owinp notice: "All miners working ~
Summit Valley and Independence mining
d,s,r,ct.. silver Bow county, NJ T., are 70.
quested and expected 70 become 'ne'n -.
the Miners Union within the nexs '"'A's
ave days.s
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Live Oak Stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak stations, out of good mares,
three years old next spring. which will sell at
able figures. These large, well-bred and promis-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
desired viii be given On application TO
-.- TH0S. STUART,
6i0tf Deer Lodge, M. II.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices are insert
ed without charge. When local notices Of this
nature not reported to this office 1t will be
deemed their publication is not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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Engineer Blickensderfer, who is now east,
is expected back next week, when operations
will be actively commenced along the line.
1t is anticipated some 200 or 300 teams will
be nut on the work which is all under con-
tract by Packer & Co, Bishop Merrill having
placed his forces on the Oregon short line
road
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Ranch for Sale.
Desirable Property in He'll Gate Valley.

offer for sale favorable terms my ranch In He'll
Gate Valley five miles from Edwardsvne. Ii con-
tans 800 acres, under fence all Of which excelent
agricultural or hay land, and some forty acres of
sist of house. stable. eranary, root and chicken
houses. The ranch Is directly on the line OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad As the grazing range In
the immediate vicinity Is the best IN the country.
this Is an excellent opportunity TO secure desirable
cattle ranch. Address At New Chicago or call at
the place. [662 At MRS. SUSAN K. MANTON.
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MARRIED.

BACH-HUBBARD- At Pueblo, Colorado, March 90
1sS2 Z. W. Bach, of Helena. and Miss Gussie Hub
bard, OF New York.
HARTMAN-MURPHY-A Butte, March &c, 1852
Mr.. W. l. Hartman and Miss Mary Murphy.
RAYMOND Helena. April Q, 1882.
Henry Raymond. of Bedford, and Miss Frances q.
Wilcox, of Helena.
wAYMACK-M INESlNGER-A Camas Prairie, Mis-
sonia county, March ~. 1892 Mr.. James Thomas
Waymack and Mics Emma Harriet MinesingeT.
DFMPSEY-LECoMPT-A Twin Bridges, March 20,
1882. Mr.. James Dempsey and Mrs Lenora lie.
compt.
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Notice to Debtors.

Having bought all book accounts from Peter Vail
ton Formerly belonging to N. Cvntancin, all persons
snowing fhemseyes indebted to him will please set
tie with him or at once, AZ be is authorizes 70
collect the same. (6624tl RAPHAEL BolsVEhT.
Deer Lodge, March 10, 1889.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice IL hereby given that the co-parnershp here
totore existing between James McDonel and Peter
schmidt, and James McDonel, William Hammond
and Peter Schmidt, IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Peter Schmidt retiring from the hrm.
JAMES Mcdonnell,
WILLIAM HAMMOND,
PETER SCHMIDT.
Philipsbury NJ r.. March 90 1882 500
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NorE.-Mr. LRosenkrantz, Of Butte City,
IL Our only authorized General Agent tor
Montana Territory, and Messrs. VIM. Coleman
q Co. Deer Dodge, are the only authorized
agents for the sale of the New Home In Deer
Lodge.
II YOU buy elsewhere you must take your
657-3m
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The engineers this week re-established the
line from Deer Lodge to Race Track, start
ing here at point fifty-five feet east of the
old line and running to an apex at Race
Track. This gives the line better ground,
brings the tangent along A street and does
less damage to Stuart, Kohrs and other land
owners below town. The engineers also es-
tablished the depot grounds in Deer Lodge.
The depot will be on the west side of the
river, directly opposite Sixth street.-the
street the Collegiate Institute fronts on
Ample grounds for side tracks, etc, have
been secured there. While it will be little
inconvenient, unless the river is bridged
there, the advantage of having the road at
that distance, remote frem business houses
and residences, and less danger of accidents
to children and teams, will more than COM
pensate. Eventually the road will run along
the extreme western edge of the town, but rs
long as this point remains the terminus 1t Is
not believed the road will cross the river
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Che gew gurth-atest.

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postoffsce to another. MUST MENTION
THE oFFIcE TO WHICH IT WAS PRE-
yIoUSLY SENT.
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CAUTION.

Every Eetc Home Machine bought Of us or
our regular agents il fully warranted for 1--WE
years and guarantee TO TINS enect Is given
the purchaser, II desired. -,..
/, When you are offered New Home machine
below our agents regular prices, demand
from, The party so Offering strictly neu ndchtne
,sjM he flate number slnditered, and with all
attachments, such as our agents furnish.
Also demand from him clean on oJ sac "
our name and a udrrartee for five years signed
bu us, Nth the plate number Of the mdch'ane IN
serted therein. ,,,,-, s-.>
IL he can not do all this willingly, drop
him as there is "crookedness somewhere.
The above are only fair requests which any
of our agents are able TO comply with. -,
We are sure that every sensible person VIII
ADMIT that n In far better for the public to
Luy'dircct from our authorized agents and
know what they are getting than to purchase
outside for the sake of saving Few dollars
and yet n machine not warranted by us, De-
side running the risk Of future trouble and
ANNOYANCE that may arise.
NFw HOME SEWING MACHINE Co..
20 Union Square, New York.
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RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Elder Mountjoy in
the Court House on the second and fourth an
days Of each month at i o'clock a. m. and
O'clock o. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every sunday at the same place at p. m.
Observation-Disclosures School every Sun
day at Q o'clock.
EPIScoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
ofhciate In ST. James Church. Deer Lodge, on
the first and third Sundays; In Philipsburg on
the second, and New Chicago the fourth Sun
days Of each month.
CArHoLIc-Services every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 o'clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters Of Charity.
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Collection Notice.

HAVING purenased the interest Of Samuel Maturin
In the Late firm of Bieenberg Maturin, notice Is
hereby giyen to persons TO whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment Al pei
their sccounts by cash or note within thirty days. AZ
the books thereafter viii be placed with an attorney
for collection with costs :. :, r,vr r>yprpa
n INA, N,v.mScr i. 1881. 84ctf
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TsRMs.-Note at ninety days, without Interest
with approved security, payable AT the pank Oh poh
nell CLARK 4 Lsrabie, Deer Lodge.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Deer Lodge Postofnce, Dec. o, 1881.

Deer Lodge Postoffice, Dec. o, 1881.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE. tr
Arrive at 8 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at 6:30a. m.
MIssoULA, PHILIPsBURo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 4:30 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postofhee close thirty
minutes before the departure Of each coach.
4. s. sTAcKpoLE, p. M.
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Samuel Word, Esq, attorney for the Utah
and Northern is on the line of road this week
between Deer Lodge and Silver Bow canon
negotiating right of way. On Tuesday he
closed contracts with number Of persons
between this place and Race Track whose
lands the road crosses. The amount OF land
taken in crossing "forty" at right angles is
a fraction over three acres and the usual price
offered by the company is at the rate of SO
per acre. In addition to this the company
obligates itself to put in culverts wherever
required for the proper crossing of bitches,
to rebuild all bitches destroyed by building
the road, to put in cattle guards, and to make
proper crossing of their track for established
and necessary roads. In some instances
where more than ordinary damage results
the company will probably pay more than
the amount named above. In some instances
farmers have been quite liberal and in Others
ask prices the company will not pay unless
compelled to by the courts. AS the road Is
going to be constructed and the damages will
be assessed by dIsinterested commission at
considerable expense if not agreed upon by
the parties, it is hoped there will be mutual
effort TO agree on reasonable prices without
resorting to the courts.
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Horses for Sale.

~ I have for sale at my -anch on
~---~Wf-S Dempsey Creek one hundred and
GIt v fifty head of half-bred horse. The
VN kAsAy entire band will be sold at a reason
NlI able figure. Call on address
NNN1H N. BlRLENBERG.
~ CSC If Deer Lodge, M. T.
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NEW TODAY
Stations for Sale.

Ibave for sale the following Stations, all from
good msrcs all three over sixteen hands high, and
good travellers:
One SIX year-old. by Mountain Chief.
One tour ear-old. by Faystte Mambrino.
One three-y ear-old, by kohr's strideawas.
Also Seed Potatoes For Sale.
Ihaye also for sale some Of the celebrated
BEAUTY OF HEBRON
Potatoes: two weeks earlier than the Early Rose ana
a GOOD winter potato Price, TEN CENTs per pound.
"e"ON A. HOEPFNER.
ss5,a Hemviile M. T.
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The Republicans elected three a.'e y u.
O. L. vawter, Moses Morris, and u. 2 n1m.
ilton. The Democrats elected two aiaef 1,.'
C. A. Blackburn and Chas p. Curtis ~
largest vote was cast for Mayor-eo.. Inc
ne~spsper tilt preceding the election wa
quite spirited and II weread Alright Ins lna !,
as.S.nf pledged it, ticket 70 very MODEL
rcvrrn,nent. II il to be hoped the brightest
hopes win Be- fulfilled
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None of these articles will be sold until day OF SAFE,
when prces Al private sale viii be given for each and
purchasers will have the option OF taking them ~
those prices before the auction begins After that all
articles will he sold without reserve TO the highest
bidder.
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Helena Municipal Election.
Al the city election, Helena, last MONDAY
the following vote was polled;
ron MAYOR.
Il. w. knight, Dcm..... -,
John Kinna, Rep. .........'..'..''.'.N'
--
Knights majority. .ii'
FOR TREASURER.
Jacob Loeb, Dem............'...'..''' eco zee
John T. Ward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Loeb's majority. ..........'.'..''''.'o'
ron POLICE MAGISTRATE.
w. ID. Smith, DEM. 800
Joseph Davis, Rep.......'...'.''''''
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The Convict Labor Question

Prices of admission as usual. Reserved
seats can be secured at Coleman's.