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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
MINES AND MINERS.

-;,.-. At Ar.hur aud Harms City,
LUG .a .,ruck for regular pay day.
-, a, Du5ois. Pa, are runnlog'
j ., Zee employment to about 500 men,
The C,haba coal miners, in Alabama
Inc niping steady, two shifts IN every
Al cinnamon employed By the Cedar
Au Gal Compsnv, Seattle, Wash
~; 80 Tsrri,orv, shou; 40 N numoer' were
iSissbarged on the 9th inst
r.. miners who stuck last week st aar-
IL. - CIV Pa hsys sll returned to "ork'
- .,,ike having been OccAsionsd BY a mis-
understanding. -,
IT, coal miners employed at the Filler
- and O-mshy m!res, IN AsIce'
U.s. Pa have been notified that 10
sO-,as,e With eastern operators rsoue'
ran IN the mining price Is necessary
~" nr;r,inp..i coal i n fAir demand and
"a. ~ vitS Pittsburgh held 81 y cents
-. S3,baI saoat. aud retail price. quoit d
IA. for Pi,tsburg, sole for hAna"ha
svJ : tor Ohio river, delivered
Tao Decatur. I'll Coal Co have found 4
~ - coal at their shat: Il is try
49, 49, shove the one thy sre now working.
"a IA comp.pv proposes 10 SiOk 21J feet
Sssosr 10 The block coal next summer
The s,Ilowiug is the retail price Of coal
in ca c-go: Anthracite rs'gs ana n p.
a. 10 s So anthracite egg. s. 10 So %;
Sn,br cirs PEI, s. so, camel % 10 81
F-ss98 5 iar HiL 3 - 10 So; IIhoo's'
a. = TDsi.rs block, 81; Indians lump,
S3Ts B so. $50; Bi5ssburg. 80 co.
Piedmont St.25 to s. 90
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
LABOR,
III. Latest industrial lntsIll'
gencs
.,,, Ar HOME AND AsaOaD'
acknowledgement are Saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.
Ny,rIS In Harmony

u.,.,,Imsmbers Of labor OrsaaizSuons
W nyD york 10 peri, C, harmony, IN n mons
ie1iu M oae another, one gran, sG IT,
Pf Sih, ken. Ii WAS q true hnigat VINO
vii VII DE- e don't care who does. sGoa w9l g
;: sac, In only DO it. ! will not lni s
il De VI" ! T should have been The chosen chosen
sad 8; One such man is wO'th re s lmeSs
oas. l, Eoi,rs lie Is q man 70 nltns 81 !,
Of ii .l r,i,bSOrs. and in any POslnon S Sne
10 t nls Of Of manhood will bs apparent iGs
Too'.ris sb jealousy does not eootrOl DIS
ih' IS ''''1 Tn: power of united action would
deeds leeds. even the doors. The Wsrmesi eI'
soF2. isD. Of this idea is in Eirsiis de'enP'
PIss' oS he people Uorsiog ~ unison' Snl'
ro2 o. - - smile Of the bees he SAYS ! ne
ElsI 'U rI,,r," Whenever sll aie uni'eo
SUiA 80 more Interested IN the eommo nor
ala 81 ~ humanity than in thsr OEa sell :I,
ssS' I'M. T. then, and not till then, T mn
Is 1'a 80 - Of KuighthOOd g!o~.-hA'e'niil
Ls5oser.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
TRADE NOTES.

Tia ,,,,.sr; ., Peoria 1. ,aois, are on q
strike. >.
Abo7, ec00 carpenters a-e employed IN
NsTa,k y J by thy have 70 union,
Tbs enters m raa empl y Of ksene,
R.os Ivon Mss. ? csurly received an
rn.,be;ied advance ct s. a aeek
Wolf Howard * Co. e toe SOa;hsite.
P,,.5,-5 bs.e dr-csr3ed natural gas ard
rs;arng,i . the Use OF coal st Their glass
i4r.O:v.
Dlfnz the past year the Koi5h's OF La
30; o-saa;.-d 7t2 assemblies, niaklng
s5ol, 4rgO sAich they have N the States
and Canada
The pla.,srers Of Camden \. J have
i,-nrt protective union, With EdEard
P,volr. president, ard John Conway, secre-
tar7
The s,r.ss Of the caulssrs on the Mon
orrst.la river Is meeting wife success ~
ssgsrai voints along the river the strikers
Eac- ben put 10 work q. uuiou wages
Ogsyg 0G1 shoemaksr5at Beverly, Mass
are On strike Tor the establishment OF q
regulation price for edge setIiug. Edge
s.,ri,g Il ABOUT midway OF the process OF
making the perteSf shoe.
+. {. Sheldon & Co, proprietor Of the
S,eiou Axle Work., Of Auburn, y L,
gdo have had ia contemplation for some
sine Ia rsaoVal OF their great industry,
have sasll, jrcld d . lycGs II IN Wilkes
barre, p.
The G.5sosUsr Y J Gngbsn Mills
are s1i, closed rh5 striker' express their
determination % .lsni ca, unnt tne'r de-
maud Of T. pa- cen inc-eA's' - complied
WtSb. \ C, o7ers'Ivr store tor he reEsi OF
ths ItiiSers a.s ca opened on Hudson
s'rse', GIOue. s'er llsr
Tee Ea,sbrs Of LABOR cf Schenectady,
\ 4. d-mAuIAd thai NcLachlSEd Coude
4 c. rsilstats SIX employees OF theic knit
nag mill who ~ers discharged because
thav vsrp Knights Of Labor. The E-m re-
fused. aai 81! haGd1 went out. The mill
vas shut a5xn. About sky hands were
employed in Tho mill
Some SIX nonlhs since the scale OF
Pre-, io- morning newspaper work IN Cal
y-st)u wa T-daced tn ~ cents Per 600
ems Ala sc'iug a. the biographical
Co;oG held O,'U5ss 18th i WA decided TO
advance he scale 20 - cents pr 900
ems. Ehich has baer ~ccs,is ! 10 BY ell the
newspaper proDr.'.o ~ n ,ksC'
Alta meauUg Of ,ne Whue erESsuakers
10 San Francisco . fer d-ys ago 1t VISA
decided 10 push the msits' Of Shiss made
'EsrS and 70 do 20 20 have 10000 circu-
iar' printed, in ~hich the public Will BE
appealed 20 10 smoke no other cigars than
tba-a bearing VA Ehi's mems association
lA'el TIE Label committee reportsd that
S'Is LABELS rad b,ea Issued during tSo
weeks, sh'ch were eQaiVziest 10. 2lS, $50
clsars mSGs in ShlIe labor association
shops. Thirty nCS members we're admit
ted
ras French Winio4 Glass Company oil
SsSSaEi stared up The IRE. part Of thu
s-rk S''N N po' furnace. Mr. TSinipg
81 The COS sSny, says that 10 per cent
recocnon &c SSIes SRs secured by biz
Soneera 10 ConuoS with the Other mann
iae'ufers IN the Na'ilusi Association. Ir
tae event. GOHeyer, OF charges in diScous
oanoE The Ses'o1 Whereby manufacturers
minimum pr;ess per car load reach = Ger
,Aln point, ares'orAdou Of former wages il
" tAAe place Age q S,Pel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
TO THE IADIES.

TO THE hADIES.
Ny FroLt Pieces are Old in principle, for
artificial coverings for the head have been
worn BY ladies for many years.
New, because have so improved upon
them, that they are really work Of art;
they will improve the plainest face, also
cover semi,bald or gray hair so well, that
they cannot be detected as an artificial
covering.
You are invited 10 call.
shall be pleased to show you or adjust
my Artistic Front Pieces, that you may
Judge Of the effect fer yourself.
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FACTS.


Id-Fes ladies realiLe 20 What O disadvantage
thcy Sppear BY not study Ing an artistic arrange
ment Of the CoinuIa.
7d.--Thc shape Of the besd 10 rarely oonsidsrtd.
Usually the b lf Il ARA 7gsd Without rel. rem % 10
tn. profile, which I, 70 40 artist On" OF the main
points.
I'd MADAME viUyr, realizing her bu'inss. 70
he orc Of Art, has maeoIt u tnoroueh stuiy, SOD
With the ss,lsian,e Of her Artistic HAIR Nork. can
make aitact'e the PLANES fse, ss tss!ihsd TO ~
hundreSs Of Der grateful patrons.
9Th -MtDAMK SACsT'r Front Pieces arc var
rant+d Nat raj Way hair, and the E'ssebsbis
price sSsrg'd for strictly fint Quality, PLACES
them within the reach OF all
9TH se import or buy direct from Importer,
-MAD.NE vAUsT Oirnh esisner.
7th.-Ws do not Copy.
sth-S,r.cil Fir,t Qutlity Coos
g,h.-Rtt WoTkmsDsbip.
10Th Promptly tItcuttd.
iI,h.- Warranted.
4O8 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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MADAME LAZsLIE AUHT Of 1908 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia "a
Until the 18th November n'+Ad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
RnclIap,. arnira salye.

Backlen's Arnlca Saiye.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts
BUSES. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped hands Chilblains,
Corns, and sll Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents Per
box- For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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nEw ApvEarlsgMEsTA.
Notice.

EIAvNG OPENED A FIRsT-CLLss Grocery
IL s1d Produce Store at No, - Eleventh
street, will endeaVor % gain the patronage and
good win Of the public by handling first class
goods and BY fgir dealings. Butter, Eggs and
Poultry q Ipeeislty. Goods delivered bee to all
pats Of the city and country.
no FrSa,Su HENRY STOLE.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
4 DoggeTal.

We publish the following from the Butte
Iater- Mountain, but wish to be put on
record" as not vouching for its truth: A
cowboy Just returned from the roundup
was heard in Butte resort last night ex-
planning how intelligent was the dog which
Law al his feet. Last week. said he,
while we was cutting out my boss's spring
beeyes from the roundup herd, | seed that
ERE dog around among the animals exam
lining 'em very close / wondered what
the dickens he was at, an KEEP my eye on
him. Purity soon he waltzed up close to
steer and after looking at il a minute, he
run around il and drove it ont OF the herd
into our bunch Then he went back and
purty soon chased anothern out. After
he'd did this several times, / dropped to It.
He was Jest a-watchin' fur the bosss brand
and whenever he'd see critter with IT on
he'd drive him right slap out into our
bunch. Here. Zipm and he scooped
handful of crackers from the bowl on the
bar and tossed them one by one to the
clever dog, which caught them neatly on
the fiy, while the admirirg crowd stood
wondering BY.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
Montana Artillery.

Parties in Butte have been agitating the
question of organizing an artillery COM
pany under the law providing for the Mon
tana militia. Last week they made appli-
cation TO the Chief Ordnance Officer, II. b.
wilkins, for two twelve-pound field pieces,
who replied as follows: by authority OF
Gov. Carpenter l have written to the
Secretary of War asking for two guns and
accoutrements for an artillery company,
for which the Governor offers to give bonds
in any sum required by the War Depart
ment. OF course, should the guns be sent,
the Governor would expect the company
to give him bond in the same amount as
he gives to the authorities at Washington.
The bonds required will be about $4,000,
In my opinion we will experience no diff
Guilty in getting the guns
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
From the Daily Herald of MAY -.
Friendly souvenirs.

The Grand Army Scout and Soldiers Maa,
published at philadelphia, Pa. in speaking
of friendly courtesies between Philadel-
mia Post and Wadsworth Post No. 3, of
Helena. saws: There has been shipped by
Comrades A. G. Johnston, Frank II. Pepper
and Philip d. Fowler, Of George @. Meade
Post No. /. TO Comrade Joseph Macdonald,
now residing at Helena, Montana, a box
containing a blue silk regimental flag, with
national coat Of arms on each side, with
the following inscription: 'Wadsworth Post
No. ), Department Montana, q. A. X On
the reverse, Presented by Comrades OF
George G.. Meade Post No. l, Department
Pennsylvania, G.. A. K, May 80, 1850.
This flag has sectional staff with nickel
plated spear-head, and mountings. There
was also sent a pair of American flags, OF
silk, for guidons, with gilt mountings.
And to Farragut Post No. z, Department
Montana,-which Comrade Macdonald
was instrumental in organizing,-there was
sent large picture of old Baldy.' To
Comrade Joseph Macdonald, himself, there
was presented an autograph album with
the signatures OF the past and present Of
ficers and comrades OF Post No. i, as fra
ternal gift to Comrade who has the well
fare of the q. A. r. in general at heart, and
Meade Post in particular. These articles
have BEN sent so as to be presented to the
Posts on Memorial Day"
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
PERSONAL.

&C. ID. Mcclure, the prominent Mon
tana miner, is at the Cosmopolitan.
j. i. Hooper and ii. Nicholson, two
prominent stock men, are in the city from
Big Timber.
&C. A. Luckhardt, manager of the
Nevada Metallurgical Works of San Fran
cisco, is in the city.
Mrs. F. V. Scheuer arrived recently
from Butte, accompanied by her son, and
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mike Reinig.
Secretary Tooker returned from brief
visit to his Trout creek mines yesterday.
lie reports the mill running steadily and
the prospect of a very successful two
months run.
ID. A. G.. Flowerree mas returned from
a trip to his cattle range in northern Lewis
and Clarke and Choteau counties. He re-
ports a very large increase in calves, and
plenty Of grass.
Jos. K. Wilmer returned yesterday
from a five weeks visit to his sheep ranch
in Meagher county, southwest of the
Snowies. He reports flattering increase
of lambs in his band-fully 100 per cent.
Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan S. S.
Lewenberg, Michigan; o. w. White. San
Francisco; G. A. Mitchell, Philadelphia
II. NJ. French, Portland; ]. M. Powers,
Canton; Theo Bruback, Chicago George
f. Carpenter, Deep creek; l.. o. Wood,
Glendive.
-Ex-Police Judge L. n. Smith leaves
tonight with his family for Missoula to
take up his residence there. Mr.. Smith
has leased the Rogers House there and
will open it up in few days. We feel
sure that under his skillful management
it will maintain the high reputation that
it has ever borne as a popular and first
class hostelry.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04

ences must suffice. The car was built by
Colonel Mann, and is one of the finest Joa-
doir cars ever constructed. Its cost COM
plete was $4,000.
After once more receiving palatable proof
of Mr.. Sargents hospitality our party babe
adieu to our entertaining host and return
ed to the city. In rejecting upon this
marvellous consummation in the comfort
and luxuriance of travelling by rail, and re-
collecting the rude steam cars that ran on
our roads few decades since, and which
have now developed into these rolling pal
aces, we are lost in wonderment at the
achievements of human intellect and must
consider the palace bOudoir car as the con-
summation of ingenuity in this line and
the ne plus ultra of railroad cars.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
The Opera House.

A crowded house greeted the rroduction
of "Mary Stuart" last night by the Janau-
schek company. In this sad, though
beautiful historical drama Madame jan
auschek sustained the character of Mary,
Queen cf Scots in manner fully up to the
expectations of the audience. The sad
situations in which the unfortunate Stuart
was involved while in the power Of her
tyranical kinswoman, Elizabeth, were
represented with all the pathos of real life.
Great cr-ait is also due to Miss Rand for
her faithful representation of the Virgin
Queen The interview between these two
royal ladies, most excellently carried on,
and Janauschek was grand and majestic
while uttering the just recriminatioDs OF
Mary against the taunts Of Elizabeth. FIRE.
quent applause hailed the Madame on
many occasions. Never was there any
thing more affecting than the closing scene
in the drama OF Mary's life. Calm, col
lected and majectic withal, she bade adieu
to her friends, forgave the perfidious Lei
cester, and mounted the scaffold to receive
the death blow. The scene was most i'm
pressive, the greatest silence pervading the
assembly during its continuance, and when
the curtain dropped upon the execution
scene several seconds elapsed before the
audience broke the charm that held them
attentive TO the last and arose from their
seats. The support, as usual. was excel
lent.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
TERMS OF COURT.

In Supreme Court. January term. 1885. Ordered
that terms Of the District Courts be held ~ tho
following times and places until the further
order OF said court:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Dawson county, at Glendive-Second Monday
in May; First Monday ia December.
Custer county. at Miles City-Second Monday
in February fist TUESDAY in September.
Yellowstone county, at Billings-Fourtn Nom
day in May fourth Monday In Novmber
Gal,atin county. at Bozeman-Fourth Monday
in March Third Monday I'm October.
Madison county, at Virginia City-Fourth Mon
day in April: first Monday in October.
SECOND DISTRICT.
silver Bow County, at Butte City-Third Mon
day in September; Second Monday in March.
Beaverhead county. at Dilon-Second Monday
of April Second Monday Of October.
Missoula County, at Missoula City-Fourth
Monday Of June. Second Monday OF November
Deer Lodge County, at Deer Lodge City-First
Monday Of May; First Monday Of December.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Lewis and Clarke county, at Helena--First
Monday of March; First Monday Of November.
Jefferson County, at Boulder Cify-Third
Monday OF October; First Monday of May.
Meagher County, et White Sulphur Springs
First Tuesday Of April; Third Monday of Sep
tember.
Choteau County, at Fort 3enton-Tbird Tues
day in April First Tuesday in October.
d.. WADE, Chief Justice.
wM J. GALBRAITH. Asso. Justice.
JOHN COBURN, Asso. Justice.
A true copy Of the record.
Attest: |. r. ALDEN. Clerk
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
WARNED.
Devastation and Death Threatened
BY a DynamIter.

The cranks are not all dead. One OF
them has lodgment in Minnesota. He is
an explosive cuss, touching off nitro glycer-
inc missels like this:
BEWARE!
The Irish Catholics are more powerful
and determined than you Protestants
dream of. Give money literally to Catho-
lie churches and Catholic institutions II
you want to escape
The above was received by Thursdays
mail and this morning handed to HERALD
scribe. The envelope bears the postmark
of Minneapolis, Mimi. May %, ! p. m"
Inquiry about town shows that many OF
our hest known citizens are favored with
similar missives. The author is evidently
a crank of the combustible order-one OF
the suspects" probably, whose emigration
out of this community was suddenly ex-
pedited a little while ago.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04

CLERKS OFFICE, LEWIS AND CLAKE COUNTY,
HELESA. VI. T., May 9TH, lss5. }
C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received AT the
- Office OF the County Clerk until IL VI. of June
lst, lss5 for repairing and keeping in good order
for the space Of year, from July lst lsso, the
Prickly Pear Cahon Roads from William Johns
ranch TO the Dearborn river, and from Carriers
willie to stickney's Ferry. on the Missouri river
said bids shall be in writing. subscribed by the
person or persons bidding. and addressed to the
Board of County Commissioners. and endorsed
IBID for keeping i'm repair the Public Roads in
Prickly Pear Cafion District" The Board re-
serves the right tc reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board. ..s,-
vit-mv- Clerk.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
Notice Of Final Entry.

u. s. Land Office, Helena, NJ. T.,
May 18th, lss5.
NOTICE Is HEREssY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice of his i'm
tenton TO make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of the U. :. Land Office at Hell
ena, NJ. T., ON July 9th, 1855, viz: Edwin Il.
u ames. who made pre-emption declaratory
statement No. 4.sl5, for tine n ls w ~ section
%, y - T. "a section %. township IL north OF
range 1 west. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivAtion of said land VIZ: Jacob Sieben, John
A. Harris James w. Austin and John ;. Haase,
all OF Chestnut, NJ. T.
w5t-my2s r. ATKINSON Register.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
Stoien.

On the nights of Friday and Saturday, March
22-3, one horse and four mares were stolen from
Independent gulch. about six miles from Helena
A liberal reward Will be paid by the undersigned
owners for their recovery or "A knowledge M 10
the present whereabouts of the same. The
property - described "a follows: One bald-faced
bay pony. two white hind feet. saddle marked
branded n wagon wrench" on left hip. one
brown mare, bald-iace, two white hind feet
broken rib on left side. and one sorrel mare
bad-face. both branded bar Il ON the left shoul-
der and j % ON left hip. One sorrel mare. yesrl-
ing colt, bald-face, no brand. One roam yearling
mare colt, few white hairs on forehead, strip OF
white round left hind foot, no brand. There
were halters on the last four animals when last
seen. which were securely fastened and there
was a ten foot rope tied securely to the neck Of
the bay horse.
% dct-wlt LOVE A RICKELI.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04

L. :. Land Office. Helena, NJ. T.

May 2th9. lss5.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named settler HAS filed notice Of his in
tention to make final proof IN support OF his
claim and that said procf will be made before
the Register and Receiver &C the United States
Land Office at Helena, Montana, July 10th,
1854. viz: Jeptba >. GGs0er. who made pre-
emption declaratory statement Nc. s.l42, for the
= y T. "a. and lots 3 and section T. town
ship 10 north of range east He names the
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resl-
dence upon and cultivation of said land. r.s
Robert :. ELS. of Cartersville, NJ. T., DAyid y.
Churchill, Of Helena, NJ. T.. John Gger. o. ~iil
River, NJ. T., and Lewis Jones. of Ulidia. NJ. Z
w5t-jes +. ADKINSON. Register.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES AND BLANKETS.
Notice Of Final Entry.
U. 5. Land Office, Helena, NJ. T

L. :. Land Office Helena, NJ. T.,
May Ilth. 1855.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing named settler has filed notice of his i'm
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
John u. Dyas, Notary Public in and for Meagher
county Montana at Chestnut, NJ. T., ON June ls,
lss5 viz: John a. Harris. who made pre-
emption declaratory statement No. o,yI9, FOR the
W "A SEL. ~ Sc a y r q section
% township L. north of range i west. lie names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz:
William c. SWEET, Greely III. Crum. Merrill III.
Carter and Edward =. James all OF Chestnut,
NJ. T..
wst-myl4 r. Atkinson. Register.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
LOVE X RICKELL
Notice..

Public notice is hereby given that any and all
persons holding orders. allowed accounts, or
county warrants, legally drawn, OF the county Of
Custer, or who have Judgments against the said
county. can exchangethe same for the bonds ofthe
said county, running twenty years, redeemahie
at the option of said county after ten years, and
bearing interest at the rate Of seven per cent per
annum, payable semi-annualy in the city oi
New York
Persons desiring 20 make such exchange are
requested To give immediate notice thereof 10 me
County Clerk Of Custer county at Miles CITY, W
T., stating what amount Is desired 20 be eA-
changed and what denomination of bonds !
desired.
The bonds will be ready for delivery al INC
June meeting of the Board of Commissioners o.
Custer county, lss5. and will be in denomins
tions Of 81 600. $500, and sl00.
Interest will be allowed ON warrants up to anu
including June 30th, 1855. Bonds will comnen"
to bear interest July LIST, 1855.
I. j. BRYAN. Chairman Of Board
l.. G.. DEAR, Clerk of Board wtolel
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04

u. 8. Land Onsce. Helena, NJ. T..
May 18th. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing nEmed settler has filed notice Of his In
tention 70 make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver OF the United States
Land Once al Helena. Montana, ON July 9th,
1855, viz: Jacob Sieben. who made home
stead application No. ,e64. for the $ n + q,
NWA NEL. NE Z NV q section IA, town
ship IA north Of range ! west. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz :
John A. Harris, Edwin T.. James Of Chestnut, NJ
w. Austin Of Chestnut, NJ. Z.
w5t-my2s r. ADKINSON. Register.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
To Miners.

The undersigned gives notice that on the firs
Of next Month he will permanently locate u
Helena to engage i'm the business OF buying gold
silver and lead ores in any amount Ores rang
ing in value as low as $50 per ton desirable. VII
crush and sample lots, and guarantee ASSAY
value of the same. Will also buy ores upon the
dump IL desired. Payments to he made within
A. VI. ESLER.
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