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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-01-19
THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Monday.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

| COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Every member Of the council an
swered to the roll call in the morning.
Secretary w. B. Webb called the coun-
Gil to order at noon. Chief Justice Nc
Connell administered the oath. The
following officers were then elected:
President C. X. Cole, Helena.
Chief Clerk John r. Clergy, Deer
Lodge
Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk
Frederick Gilbert, Missoula.
Sergeant-at- Arms-Capt. L. F. Wy
man, Butte.
Chaplain-Rev. F. I. Webb, Helena.
Watchman-Geo. w. Scott.
Page-Eugene S. Dickerson, Helena.
\ committee was appointed to confer
with the house committee and wait
upon the governor. This committee
reported that Governor Leslie would
deliver his message the next day CTues-
day. at II o'clock. The council then
adjourned.
HOUSE.
Auditor Sullivan called the members
of this body to order at noon. Owing
to there being only four members pres
ent an adjournment was taken until
p. m. At this hour all answered to
their names except F. S. Whitney of
Yellowstone, who was absent on ac-
count of sickness. After the tempo
rary organization was effected the fol-
lowing permanent officers were elected:
Speaker-Hon Lee Mantle.
Chief Clerk Benjamin Webster of
Choteau county.
Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk-H.
d. Arkwright, Billings.
Sergeant-a t-Arms-O. Lund, Helena.
Watchman-Capt. Davis, Missoula.
Page-DeFoe Merriam, Jefferson.
Chaplain-Rev. 3. Allen, Helena.
Other business OF minor Importance
was then transacted and the house ad-
journed until II a. m. Tuesday.
Tuesday.
Almost all of this days session was
taken up by a joint session of the legis-
lative assembly, President Cole presid-
ing. : The session was for the purpose
of receiving the governors message,
which is presented in our supplement
this week. The message was attent-
lively listened to and was received with
applause.
On the adjournment Of the joint con-
| vention the council resumed it's session
in its own chamber. Messrs. Kennedy,
| Collins and Hatch were appointed a
committee to allot the subjects en-
| braced in the governors message to the
appropriate committees The council
then adjourned.
| On the close of the reading of the
governors message the house adjourned
until 2:3O p. m. On being called to Or
der in the afternoon resolution was
passed, under suspension of the rules.
authorizing the appointment Of five ex-
ira clerks at a salary of IS per diem.
These clerks are to be elected by the
members and not appointed by chair
men Of committees, as is usual.
The house then adjourned until II a.
m. Wednesday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Land Office
IN at Bozeman, Montana, Dec. Is, 1885. No
tice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that nat sald
district court, or, in his absence, before the
clerk of said court at Livingston, N. T., on Mon
day, January 49, 1889, viz: Enos w Sawyer, who
5, township 2, south Of range 10, east. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Solomon r. Shrake, Robert G. Griffith, Adam
Schlee and Joseph Turner, all Of Livingston,
Montana. GEO. w. MONROE, Register.
First publication Dec. y, 1851
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milling, and on the surface shows assays
from $17 to 5000 per ton. 1t is a com
paratively new discovery, but gives every
evidence of being veritable bonanza
The Helena men, who have bonded the
group, will at once begin the work o.
development.
The president has sent the following
nominations to the senate as postmasters
Edward McSorley, Boulder Valley, Mont.
John Schreiner, Wickes, Mont; Charles
Taylor, Great Falls Mont.
1t is estimated by good authority tina,
the mineral production of Montana for
1888 has reached the grand total of $4O,-
100000. Of this, S13,OO0,OOO is for
copper, $s2, 900 for silver, $4,000, 900
for gold and $1,OO0,OOO for lead. Colo
RADIO Is next on the list with an estimated
product of $26.061, ,546, of which $780,
514 is gold, $17,O25, ,62S is silver, $5,776,-
552 is lead and $153,847 copper Cali
fornia's mineral output is placed at $780,
100000.
A special to Helena from the Black
foot agency says: A courier has reached
here from Sweet Grass Hills with news of
four cornered duel to death that occ ared
between quartet of Gros Vcntres and
River Crow Indians The trouble oc-
Cured about sundown on the hanks of
Cottonwood creek, IN the foothills, three
of the reds being killed outright and the
fourth SO seriously slashed that he after
ward died The affair has caused a great
deal of bad feeling between the Indians,
and further trouble is feared. Several of
the Gros Ventres have gone to Piegan P
0. and purchased large quantities of am
munition. Agent r. A. Allen has taken
precautions to prevent any of the Black
feet leaving this agency, and word will
be sent to Agent Lincoln, at the Gros
Ventre agency to adopt similar measures
to prevent a conflict.
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NTOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. - Land Office
N at Bozeman, NJ. T., Dec. II, 1885. Notice
is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof
viii be made before the judge of the Third judic-
ial district, or his absence before the clerk of
said district, at Livingston Montans 1 on Mon, Non
made II. E. No 939 for the lots 2, 5, 4, and 6, of
section "a, twp s, south Of range Z, east. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con,
tinuous residence upon. and cultivation OF, said
land, viz: Barnet W. Allan, Benjamin Strickland
and George A. Allan of Livingston, N. T.; John
Rome of Fr1dley, NJ. T. GEO. w. MONROE,
fist pub Dec 49, 1887 Register.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS of the Silver Cliff
IN Lode, Emigrant Mining District, Park Co.,
Montana-To Kenneth Price or heirs, one fourth ;
J. NJ. T. Partello, one-fourth: q n. Abel, one
fourth: to their heirs or assigns part owners IN
the above named claim: You are hereby notified
that l, W. j. Hobbs, have in accordance with sec
ton 1924 of the revised statutes or the United
States. expended in labor and Improvements upon
the above named mining claim, for the year end
ing Dec. 81. 1897 the sum OF one hundred and hve
dollars (S1O5) upon said claim. You and each OF
you are hereby notified that unless You contribute
your proportion. Of such expenditures, together
with interest and costs, With ninety days OF the
complete service of notice OF publlcaflop 6ll your
right title interest and claim in and to the above
described quartz lode mining claim will become
the property Of the undersigned, your co-owner,
who has made the required expenditures as re-
quired by law in such cases. ess "; JAS. HOBBS.
First pub. Oct. 20, 1888.
NOTTCE OF CITY ELECTION Notice is
~ hereby given that there will bea special
election held in the city Of Livingston, in the
county Of Park, and territory of Montana, on
Saturday, January &c, A. ID. 1889,
Of ntb the iv laws Of the Fifteenth Extra Session,
1887, of the Montana Legislature for the
purpose Of electing the following officers,
one police magistrate, one city attorney, one city
treasurer, six aldermen, being two from each OF
the three wards into which the city aforesaid is
county clerks office by the petitioners for census
The polling places for the different wards, at said
election, will be as follows: First ward, school
house second ward Hosfords office third ward
sheriffs Office The polls at said election will be
open at 2 O'Clock p. m and will close at O'Clock
D. m of said day. By order Of the board of county
commissioners Of Park county, Montana terri
tory. D. r. VAN HORNE, Clerk.
IN THE PROBATE COURT Of the County OF
i Park, Territory of Montana. In the matter
Of the esta te of John ". Howell deceased
to show cause why order Of sale Of real estate
should not be made.-Henry {. Howell, the ad.
minist5ator Of the estate of John W. Howell de-
ceased, having filed his petition herein praying
for an order Of sale of all the real estate, of said
decedent. for the purposes therein set forth Il
is therefore ordered by the said court, that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased,
appear before the said probate court on Monday,
the 18th day of January 1889, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the court room OF said
probate court, at the town of Livingston in the
county Of Park, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said administrator to
sell much Of the real estate Of the said deceas
ed as shall be necessary. And that copy OF this
order be published at least four successive weeks
in the LIVINGSTON ENTERPRISE, newspaper
printed and published in said Park county from
and including the 18th day of December, A. D.
1883. NJ. D. KELLY,
Probate Judge
Dated nac 9th A n 1893
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K OF P.-Meets every Friday evening In
IN ThOmpson's Hall. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to visiting brothers..
Ell TALCOTT, X. of R. and 5.
Yellowstone Lodge No. 10, Livingston, NJ. i.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

William O'Connor has accepted Gau-
daur's challenge to row three miles for
81 900 side at San Francisco about
March 1st.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-01-19

The interest in the Walsh county suf-
ferers in Dakota is revived by the receipt
Of letter from Fargo from Rev. J. G..
Omland, which leaves no ground for
doubt that destitution Of the most appall-
ing nature exists in the western part Of
Walsh county. Mr.. Omland states the
need west Of Park river is so great that
there is danger of starvation among most
of the recently arrived Scandinavians;
absolutely nothing is left upon which to
subsist except frosted wheat.
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Senator Edward +. Reilly, New York,
writes
Sr,rr rr Ntw YORK SENATE CHAMBER,
"AtrA>l. y. Y, March 81. 1887.
Some weeks ago. while sleigh riding |
WAS upset and thrown with great force on
the road. Nv left side and shoulder were
much bruised and | suffered great pain. |
tried various external remedies without avail.
Fortunately fritn d brought me four ALL
.rors's Pnsors PtAsrEKs put two on my
shoulder and two on my side In two hours
the main diminished and 1 slept well that
NIGHT. was very much better the next
n,ornino and continued to improve for four
day, when found myself completely re-
covered. Its astonishing how quickly All
cocks Porous Plasters relieve the soreness
and swelling Juhelon@"
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Hlf0.

I, Portland JUNE. e. Carrie May, daughter OF 70 7.
~ " and sarah B. Gradam, aged 10 years II
DAYS. . Nv White age,i = wears.
IN IN Ws.eryille June 6 sarah T., wifs Of pAniy
=, u w. sgrd Y wears months, June l, JOSEPH
1850, n Fairfield, June 5, Mrs Morissetie
sg r.. Esst pixfeld. June Maurice H., sou o
Innas G. and Serena > Adams ase1 ~
MN In East Newport, Mrs. Marian p ~ife OF F. y
killings. aged 10 years ,,,,.. s.axsn. sse,
In Wellington. June /. Miss Ellen stevens age
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The following is a list of the trayers'
Jurors n returned to the clerks Office fo- the
jane Teen: Fred J. Arnold, Watery h.:
Charlie. II Blanchard Chelsea. Ezra Bates
Sidney; G C. Carr. Wateryille; J VI
Cross. Augusta; A. II. Clark, VassaIboro
pavil Dennis Gardiner; Charles +. Dat
tor. rmla, Charles Faler Albion; George
Graz. Winthrop; John Hall, Hallo~'lt
Frank Lessor. Augusta; j. +. Lewis, Gin
ton. Henry VI McCurdy Randolph Ros
we'll f. Morrill,. Wayne; Allen T, Robbins
Augusta; Charles 2, Sawlelle, Oakland
Henry R. Sawyer, Gardiner. Judge W hite
house. Sheriff Stevens and Clerk of Courts
Choate will 20 to Wsterville this afternoon.
They and the reporter, F A. Small, vii
stop at the Elmw God during the term
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Marrileo.

In Cambridge Juse I. Julius \. small sha mss
-, 4 R-riin both Of Wellington. -.
=" a. II imestone June /. John Rogers aud ha''ie
6reeu,tr h,,n inns !, win z wiasow sud Miss
ri@shs,h Howay, both OF tairneia- .r,. x.,.ls
In Csrratunk, june Henry Adams oI '"e f'fA
nd Miss Lsvsrns VI. Gates OF tafrstuhs- -. MI
anu 'nnr,isad june 5. ~ewaii \. whitney and ME-
I'M, a stanford, both Of Portland VIM. l. hh'-
visit aud Miss Hannah Bendeil Of r r@T,Aah WEIGH
In portsmouth y. H.. June ?, Prank -
aud Jennie Ballard, both of Batn- -, MI.
an" +, Nj Vernon. Nav 80, Geo. IL fowie ana '''s'
1snpir +. Ham both of BE grade
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delegation from the Womans Christian
Temperance Union, Winthrop, visited the
jail on Saturday, that day having been sp-
pointed by the society as, Flower Mission
Day, for jsils. The ladies presented each
prisoner with s fine boquet Of flowers AND
quantity of reading matter that will tend 70
make the prisoners better men and women
needed. Mrs. Bailey expressed herself a.
never having seen the Jail in so clean ano
neat condition. Mrs. Cora L. Puilen, cor
responding secretary was among the number
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Loca Mott 1es,
Poisonous Drugs

do not enter irto the composition OF Devlne
Hair Grower 1t excels all other preparation
in promoting the growth and preserving the
beauty of the human hair. Satisfaction Is
Guaranteed and should any one be disappoint
Oh in the use of the Hair Grower theii
money will be refunded by the druggist oil
whom it was purchased. The genuine bears
upon every bottle photograph of the Invent
or's tv % daughters The 81 HAIR uro"er
for sale by all Druggists. Price 'octs-
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Personals

Col. r W. souIe returned from r.
Saturday.
Mr.. N,nley H. Pike /. confined to h,
house BY illness.
Mr. Thomas F. Murphy returned from
Portland Saturday.
Mrs w. L. Putnam of Portland .ne,. r..
day at Geo. r. Pvtter's-
Mr.. Geo. Chester from Boston. i, v;.;,i,.
M Howard in the No Parish.
Mics Gertrude Fogler returned from .xo
wee" visit to Boston. by boat Saturday.
W. T. Fenaison and Mrs. Carter of Dan-
n5''iiis bought lady "A years Of age to the
hospital, Saturday.
Arson b. Bowler of thi. city vas sum.
moned to appear before the U. ;. Com, !,
Bangor, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Goodwin, who has been visiting
at Col Elias Miiliken's, returned SATURDAY.
To her home in Orono.
Mrs. j. II. Richards of Montreal, for
merry of Bowdoinham, is spending a few
Neeki at the Augusta House.
Judge W. F. Whitehou.e returned s.,,r.
day from Wiscasset where he ha. been
referee in al important suit.
DIR. Geo. Rollins formerly Of this city /,
favorabiy located at Henrietta Texas. where
he Is engaged il the trucking business
The family of the late Ammi True have
moved into Messrs Stevens & oven. h,g,s
at the corner Of Lincoln aud Chestnut
streets
Gov and Mrs Bureigh arrived home
from their four days trip up the Kennebec
river, Saturday, having had a mostenjoyable
vacation.
Deacon James X. Townsend, of the finn
Of Townsend { Beck, accompanied BY his |
wife, daughter AMI mother are spending
week rusticatng at Rome and Smithdeld
Gen. Harris VI. Piaisted editor Of the New
Age has been confined to his bed for nun
Der of days with a severe attack Of acute
rheumatism lie was more comfortable yes
terday.
Councilman W. T Cobb, wife and child
R)cklanI; DR. Stephen a. Weeks, Port
a0d b Hunt AMI sif- Monson; jacob
Ei"ar i'of the i~arls Manufacturing Co.
wife au'I daughter, and A NJ. Reed and wife
Boston. are among the recent arrivals.
|, W Emerson + q, of Lewiston. rep.
re'en'atve to the last legislature, VA. in
town Saturday ant consulted Pension Agent
Purinton regarding tn, claims Of some
thirty old soldier, aud widows now receiving
aid from the city Of Lewiston
Adjutant General Sprague, who is wit
mes. in the case Of United States vs.. Jones
nov on trial at Bangor passed the Sabbath
in Augusta Jones is the Togus veteran
whose false personation of another was so
ventilated in the Journal re-
Gently
Invitations have been received in this city
to the marriage Of Mr.. Daniel H. Campbell,
formerly OF Augusta. and Miss Sarah A.
Lancaster Partiugtou. The ceremony will
be performed Monday morning. June 18th,
ut the Church of the Epiphany, Elmwood
Providence, X.
John n Taylor, Esq sporting editor of
the Boston Globe and Mr. Lowell Of the
?. Lowell Arms Co, of Boston, were in
the city Saturday. They came down from
the Hub to witness the ball game at Gardiner
Mr.. Taylor took the occasion to visit his old
home in llalowell.
ON Friday last, william K. Smith Esq
the respected treasurer aud only living in
at ~ he {
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President Pepper and Prof. William Elder
OF Colby University. make in an appeal for
funds to erect Chemical Laboratory build
ing demanded by the growing need of the
institution. In a recently issued circular
trot. Elder says The college is in urgent
need of Chemical Laboratory, large, well
constructed. well furnished, with all the
lecture rooms required by the department
under the same roof. As the years pass
and the college course is widened by the
creation of new departments. and addition OF
new branches to the old, this want Is tell
more AMI more. Since this paper was De-
gun, two graduates, already known as sue
cesstul teachers, have applied for advanced
instruction in Chemistry in the line of thelf
own teaching. Such students cannot be &C
eommodsted without infringing on the rights
Of undergraduates
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THE PRODUCTION Of an ab1nt.
growth Of hair. Of a k-Iika 49,.
a'la o. the original color. often rssrI..
rom the use, by those who have hecn-'s
'ald or gray. of Ayers Hair vigor:
was rapidly becoming grav 49,,
PAN but after using Two a. -.
Dottles OF Ayers Hair yigor NV r.
gIs" Timex and glossy and the cries-
1 llai color was restored. m. AldrirL
canaan Centre, n. III.
trial Of Ayers Hair yigor b..
siLeed me Of its merits. IL - ~,
1ot only caused the hair Of nv VIZ -
~ @ushter 10 be abundant and gIo.<v -
mas gwen my rather stunt..d ,,,s.
afhe a respectable length ami .raa..
= H. britton. Oakland, Ohio
have used Ayers Hair ylgo- H.,
tis past four or five years and mi /,
Inest satisfactory dressing for tn b.t-
- ~ an that could desire. being b.-,n
rsss' causing the hair 10 rrfafr h.
natdlai color, and requiring but A s,,,ii
quantity 10 render the hair easv - -,
range - Mrs. NJ \. Railev . i,baria.
ST. Haverhill. Mass.
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED BIZ
Of. } c. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY Druggists and Perfgraer..
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aR->Carbohc Acid, Copperss, and Chloride
81 ;ne are we'll known. and popular de-
o5,rirars and disinfectsnts. We have them
n,re and at low figure. Refined gum
camnbor to put away with your winter cloth
inc and furs, and Dslmation Insect po"de,
IN kill all manner of vermin can be obtained
If ms in an absolutely pure state. DtN iNh
& COUGHLIN, W. End kenneoec br,dse'
w marl9dtf
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NORTHWESTERN LOAN And INVESTMENT CO.
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
tn. stockholders OF the Northwestern Loaa amt in,
yestment Company VIII be held AZ the afics Of saia
C,mrauv IN Duluth, state Of Minnesota on Tues
,iav. tn second day of 1uly, A; n l>>s. At two
eflock in the afternoon, for thr following pHrpo-es
30 wit ~, -. =.
r,.nd tin. second sector OF their By Laws D. IN
-ressn rh,. number of director. from three 10 ave
second.-To choose board Of directors iet 'he
en- -uing year. . a.. -.
Tbirf.-To transact any other business tiat may
legally come before said meeting
tF1n.i,stSt &. NJ. GRAY. secretary
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W. Physicians prescriptions are care
fully COMPOUNDED a, kinsmsns Drug store
corner of Bridge and Water SITS at moGe-s'e
-. isn20deodtf
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The reunio. Of the Fourth Maine Battery
Gill b. held al SkDehegan on Wednesday,
lime %. Every old comrade Is invited to
bs present. Z ,unI trip ticket. over the
Somerset and Maine Central railroads.
lame. A. Jones Of this city is President Of
the Annexation.
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A unique but most satisfactory ceremony
w.. observed at the Pine Stre ct Methodi,
church, Bangor, Sunday Feek, and one quite
new 70 religious ob.eryanees This vas the
burning Of the mortgage document repre-.
,snting e. 800 which has Oyershsdosed the
Society for the pact FIVE years. At the close
a. The regular service. the Treasurer Of the
Society, Mr.. H. b Dunbar. advanced to the
altar and after reading an appropriate psalm
t,3n the Bible -e' fire to the mortgage, which
h,d been placed in a tin receptacle prepared
sor the occasion. A the paper was burning
the choir and congregation sang the doxology
In manner that left no doubt as to their
feelings. The occasion and III. service.
xere both eminently flung.
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There are vigorous old war veterans yet !.
IN the Memorial day procession at Priigton
ser. seven survivors Of Maine T. dments
xho we're over go yesrs Of age ane tso who
xere over 20, the oldest in line being James
Jordan aged "A years. He walked =. spirited
asa boy.
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ARTHUR H. PLANTE.
TEACHER & SOLOIST,

PORTLAND, MAINE,
1. ,-anared 10 come to August and organize
.,ss. f6r instruction upon the Guitar hsna1ih
- Ranio AZ moderate terms. for particulars
- a5rIy $, BEAN 4 HAALIN's Muste
ssar. lis water street. Augusta, Maine.
Il. Free street. u.x,t,f
PogrYASp. ME-
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a The regular SERVICES the Treasurer Of tn
Society, Mr.. H. b. Dunbar, advanced to tn
altar and after reading an appropriate psalm
f,5u the Bibl4 .e' fire to the mortgage, whicI
had been placed in tin recepticle prepare,
Tar the occasion. As the paper was burnin,
the choir and congregation sang the doxolog,
ina manner that left no doubt as to thei
feelings. The occasion and III. services
we're both eminently flung.
The rennio. Of the Fourth Maine Batter,
rill b. held At Skoehegan on Wednesday
lime %. Every old comrade Is invited Il
be present Round trip ticket. over tbs
Somerset and Maine Central railroad.
lame. A. Jones Of this city is President Of
The Association
Justice Moran Of the Chicago municipal
court ha. lately rendered decision which
embraces some points Of interest 10 citizens
Of ali Maine towns into which the Salvation
Army ha. extended its eampaig ns John
Trouer. Salvation Army captain vas ar
rested and fined in criminal court for parad-
ing On the streets, the prosecution being
under an ordnance prohibiting parades, e1-
erpt On permit Of the superintendent Of po-
lice. Trotter appealed from the fine, aud
Justice Moran makes the important ruling
that permit from the police chief i. not
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A Board Of Trade in one of the Texas
toms wants to furnish We, Sly letter to the
Jontual the only cousltrari1a for which
viii be for rs 10 state edito'iall, THAT the
Baaeo Board u 'rraie vii send al informa
ton, elc" The proposition is declined, as
We are not in that business Maine j. good
enough for u. and we shall be- happy TO
furnish ali Information concerning rts re-
sources advantage. aud huNnes- upportuni
ties Wtnci 20 one NAV tps r.