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The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

stock In The Jay Hawk Company superior
Mine on the Missouri Market
The ST. Louis Republic OF the 18th inst
contains the following: A very large
transaction In mining stocks has been con
summated within the past few days in the
placing Of between 10000 and $1,000 shares
with well known capitalists of the Superior
mine, located In the Jay Gould district of
Montana, one OF the richest In that terri
tory. The property consists OF two claims,
the Superior and the Asheulet, and Is an
extension of the celebrated Jay Gould
mine, being ON the same ledge. The prop.
erty is said 10 have been worked for
some time. but il WAS only recently that
the ore body was encountered, and they
are now lSO feet in on the vein, which Is
SAID to be equally IA rich and Of AS great
an extent Ne the Jay Gould. The latter
property was offered In this market at one
lime Tor $50 0u0, bui The parties who owned
this nInr la.itd t. iird purchaser. re-
turned Ia Montana. secured local backing
~ Put ny "A 10 stamp mill and since then the
mine has turned out 10 he one Of the most
valuable m the state. Joe j, Mutually, j.
ii. Blessing and other St Louis parties in.
teTtsted, started negotiations for the ex.
tension Of The Jay Gould, but they hesi.
tated 80 long after The terms had been
agreed upon ihet the owners
quietly sent man tn England
and il was placed there for go 600 $780,.
OO0l and another nch mine was lost IO ~.
Louis The superior, however, Is said to
br equally as valuable as the above two
properties, and II properly developed will
pay largely. 10 could not b. learned yes
teIday what hgure the stock was placed At
or Who placed 1t. But there Is very
strong suspicion that John Carter's visit 10
81. Louis has some connection with II, as
hr is said 10 be interested In the property
The purchasers are sand 10 be A. j. Meil
James Campbell, Col. Jim Edwards, Leon
Goldman and others. The deal has been
un the tapis for some time, but IL is now an
assured fact and the stock will be- trans.
ferred to the purchasers In few days.
The latest craze for the ladies' Persian
tflmmlUu sailing nj half ..fta. ut FIh. H..
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

A travelling man who arrived in this city
yesterday from California and Nevada,
says there is considerable ado in Nevada
over the discovery of tin in the Ruby val
ley. The discovery was made by a pros
dectOr named keeny, who had been grub
ftaked. Several assays made from the ore
give very satisfactory returns, and insuTes
the value OF the discovery as being the ger :
uine article. Tin being rare metal Ia
this country, the announcement of such
find at once created stampede which re-
Greek about forty miles distance. just
what the extent OF the discovery is, will
not be known until the mines are de-
yelOped.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Children's hose at halt price at The Bee
A Letter from Or. Hans Won eulow.

A Letter from Or. Hans Won Bulow.
The Knabe pianos, which did not know
before, have been chosen for my present
concert tour in the United States by my im-
pressario and accepted by me on the recon-
mendatlon OF my friend, Bechttein, ac-
quainted with their merits. Had known
these pianos as now | do, | would have
chosen them by myself as their sound and
touch are more sympathetic TO my ears and
hands than all others OF the country.
New York, April d, 1889.
DIR. HANS VAN BULow.
To Messrs. VIM. Knabe Il Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Their Last "Night Off,

The large audience that witnessed the
second performance of "a Night of,n last
evening. fairly laughed itself hoarse. Mrs.
L. A. Eberle, as the mother-in-law, gives
one OF the most finished pieces Of acting
ever seen In Helena, while the whole com
pany Is one of artists OF more than usual
merit Their engagement closed last
night, aud should they return 10 Helena n
cordial reception will greet them.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Money Finds Expression.

One hundred by one hundredIand forty
feet, corner Of Cooke and Cole streets, will
be sold for $50, OF separately; corner, $3.50;
inside lot, sS25; choice lots, the very best,
in the Flower Garden addition. Apply to
the owner, Room |, Granite block, Main
afrapt
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Gents balbIlggan underwear, 81 per
suit, at The Bee Hive.
Called Back from sozeman

Freddy GebhArd was brought To town
yesterday by City Marshal Hard. This is
not Lily Langtry's lover by any means.
Freddy stole an overcOat about week ago
at the depot and decamped. Marshal Hard
was notified of his arrival In Bozeman, and
he Immediately went after him and found
him aud the coat. Gebhard was in the city
jail here about two weeks ago for stealing
hat, and at that time gave his name as
Frank Brown,
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Land Office Receipts.

The quarterly statement Of the Helena
United States Land Office has been made
out for the quarter ending March 81. The
total receipts have been s4S.Si3 20. OF this
amount S3S, sos AZ were received from sales
OF lands. The fees for the term amounted
IN II QsR ID
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

And still greater for speculatOrs. One
hundred feet two lots) by one hundred
and forty feet, on Eighth avenue, ninety
three feet west Of Montana avenue, only
one and half blocks from Motor cars. The
price for two day is l,i90. VIII sell sepa-
rately for 500 each. Apply ~ owner,
room I, Granite block, Main street.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

The G. 1. st. l.. * G. railway (kaukakee
line is the only line between Chicago, La
Fayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati
which makes connection In Central Union
depot Mt Cincinnati with trains Of Cnesa.
peake n Ohio railway, Kentucky Central
railway, c. ". %. a I. p. railway Queen
and Crescent route), q. \. x Is. lB, a q J,
q. G. q. x /. Bee llnel, and y. Y. i. f. 4
w. (Erie) for points In the east and south
east, thus avoiding the tedious omnibus
transfer incident W all other routes.
II you are ia need Of artificial teeth we
would advise you TO go and examine the
beautiful celluloid sets-sOmethlng new, al
Drs, Stone * Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

nVERSBkks wanted every where at home or
" 10 travel We wish 10 employ relisoie Ier
eVu In your county to tack up advertiser enls and
show cards VI hlect &c Goods. Advertisement q "
be tackled up eytryw here, on treee iences end
turnpikes, IN conspicuous places, Ia to~n anu
country In all parts of the Lbited otalee sna Can
ada. steady employ ymeut; wag.e s2tO per day I;
expenses tdSbnc,d; no taking required. Local
work for ali OF part Of the time. ddress with
stamp, Emory q Co, Msnagere, g4i vine street.
Cincinnati, v. NJ attention paid to postal csrds.
Rof WANTED 70 learn the dry goods business;
ID one not afraid Of work. Address stating
aye, 4. " box So city.
VANTRD-A hrstclass United ststee IL
wv eeneed steamboat engineer. n. HIger,
Helena, NJ.
\ IksT CLASS Carriage Painter. Enquire of
L A. WeisenhOin.
WANTKD-An oyerseer, or chief advertiser,
w and one To three assistants according W
size OF county and popnlstoDJ. S65a month sal
Ary and expenseu 70 eyefeeers, and $50 to assist
ants. No peddllng. No soliciting. Duties con-
hned TO making collections, distributing printed
natter, putting up advertisements, ETC., OF klsc-
uic Goods, Expenses advanced; salaries paid
each month. Enclose four cente postage for full
specimen line Of advertising matter 10 hLkCTkO
GALNANlU co, Palace building, Cincinnati, U.
No attention paid u postal cards.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
The Australian slectIon Law.

The new Montana election law, under
which the state officers will be chosen On
Oct |, was published In full in the lNDK'
PENDENT of Aprilt 4. Extra copies can BE-
procured at this office Price &C..
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
To Di.p.I Colds.

Headaches and fevers, 10 cleanse the sys-
TEN eiiectuslly yet gently, when costiye or
bilious, or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish, To permanently cure habltual
constipation. 10 awaken the kidneys and
liver To healthy activity, without irri.
tating or weakening them, use syrup OF
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
RePoaToRlAL NOTES.

DIR. Follenius has removed 10 1902 Ninth
avenue, near new German Catholic church.
The INDEPENDENT Office has just been
provided with a New Model Crandall type
writer purchased OF Hahn N Walters Of
the Montana business College.
The concert 10 be given tomorrow even
lag nj Encore hall can not fail 10 be an en-
jOyable one. The best local musicians,
both local and Instrumental, will take part.
VIII O'Keefe was seized with a vertigo
last night and fell down the stairs at the
opera house. lie was conveyed to DIR.
kellOgg's Office, where he soon recovered.
Scarf is running the finest restaurant on
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
A Charming Home Obtained

When you buy a lot 5OxltO feet on
Eighth avenue between Raleigh and Beattie
streets for sl.l20, Motor cars pass; great
opportunity for speculation there. Call on
owner, room Granite block. Main street
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
prnnnn.IIn River.

Great Falls Tribune: The sad news
comes from about five miles up sun river
that A. g. Benson, of the firm Of Benson a
Mclver, was drowned there on Saturday.
Mr.. Benson's team Ian away aud plunged
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Born.

READ-on sunday, the 18th met, to the wife Of
Dr. !. NJ. Read, son.
CROuSsE- on Sunday, the iith inst. 70 the wife
OF s. ii. Cronnst, a sOn.
KsAN-In Helene, March IA. 70 the wife Of
IlomAA Keen, q con.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
esting of the Montana Siockgrowers' A.
sociatIon to be Held at Miles city,
anrII Ig lHSu

For the above meeting the Northern Pa
clfic railroad will sell on April 10 tickets
from all points on their line between Mis-
soula and Mandan, both inclusive, for one
fare for the round Trip.
These tickets are good returning until
April n.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Mauldin Addition .

Most desirable residence property in the
city. Limited number OF lots now for sale.
For terms and price inquire OF
j. 5. FEATHERLY,
I0l Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
carpenters lake NOTED

Regular meeting OF Local Union No.
2s0. u. b. of C. and j. IN A. D. U. W. hall
at y. m. Friday, April 10th.
r. T. ,IoNRs. Secv.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
WANT COLU M N.
The obssps., and Bee, Medium sr Which
TO REACH THE MASSES.

Advertisements will be inserted in
this column for those desiring Help,
seeking Situations, having Houses or
Rooms for Rent, Real Estate for Sale,
or other announcements, at the rate
of FIFTEEN CENTS per line per in
sertiOn.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
whi,ber travelling Investorsq

stop You can purchase before Wed
nesdhy noon, twenty acres on Montana
avenue, near city limits, with new house,
for only sl,l7O, from owner Room |, Gran.
lie block Main street
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Try A..

Try our best patent tlour, the best in the
market, and Whitaker Star hams, at
JoHS Il. MURPHY Il Co.'S.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
How is This for High.

The tobacco received the other day from
Norway by Swend Carlson proved to be so
strong that 1t raised the whole OF his store
ten inches above the ground.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Notice.

The water will be turned of on Cutler
street from a. m. Ill 2 p. m. to-day.
HELENA WATER Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Montana stoekgrowers' Association

The Montana Central railroad will sell
tickets, one fare for the round trip, good
going and returning from the 10Th to the
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Trial Jurors,

The following citizens have been sum
moned to appear In the district court on
Monday, April 20, to act as trial jury for
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Buyers Who Figure Close

Who want TO purchase property at a bar.
gain from first hands, call ON owner. Room
|. GranIle block. Main street.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Teeth extracted without pain with the
electric vibrator At Drs. Stone a Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
CITY FINANCES.
Alderman Lissner Talks About the
City and It's Revenues---Facts
and Figures,
A Bold Robbery on Broadway Billy
Morris Tells His Wife He Wants
Money or Her Lite.


Aid, Lissner, than whom no member Of
the city council is better posted, furnished
an INDEPENDENT reporter, on yesterday,
with some interesting facts about city
finances. Mr.. Lissner does not have 10 re-
fer to memoranda for dates and figures,
but has every fact At his fingers ends.
"The city," said MIR. Lissner, has fallen
s2a,O 900 behind during Mayor Fullers ad-
minlstTatlon. There were s5,OOo 10 the
city's credit when he went In last year.
The estimated revenue this year is as fol-
lows.
On ai0,OO,0O At * mills ............ & Gm0
From lceneee .... ..... ............-. Sllul
From police about -. ..--.... IIuH
Dog tar se, ots. ....,.,-.. ........- sW0
loth ,'.-+t-.+'- stst.+ss.+---t-f siioW'
Perhaps - said the alderman, 'the rev
enue may be Increased somewhat, but not
10 any great extent The expenditures
estimate ~ follows;
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Tin Discovered in Nevada.

English decorated chamber sets selling
for SO rs at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.

III piece decorated English dinner set
now selling for sl4 80 at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
PLACED IN ST. LOUIS.

The second shipment OF pigs In clover
lust received at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

A magnificent line OF fancy china anC
glass ware lust opened out at The Bee Hive
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
He Emptied u.

Scarf is running the finest restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been In Helena.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
A Bargain for Builders

A long felt want supplied-the first-clAsl
restaurant of j. w. Scarf.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

The latest craze for the ladies' Persian
trimming, selling at half price, at The Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
For Sale.
M.rntsoN q sreeLe.

MAlTHoON q oltcLt.
- EysNTREN l,is In Valley View addition Tor
- thS, ons-lhird down, balance 0 and II
4 O5 ieet on broadway h SO per frontfoot
NsIrn0 Tor iuo feet on breekenrldgest st
- lDON
&O60 down aad so a month for new house
$500 on h9's, s,s,i s.iee. neaL hroSdwv; soa-
good oaibaiidines aud eaesllsnt location. Lots
hNlD alley 10 rear. frlse sl,D1o.
q -nO will buy lots corner Hobsek and
" SUI Brscket Ridge EAsy terme
C HOlCE lots In Northern fselae addition ATS
II 'NO lute w block 10, floWeTee dlitlon, ~ $50
Il eaeh, one q corner siOO down On each lot
Nhk lot left In Behttie addition for $3.50, on
" Eleventh avenue. $3.50 dc wn balance TO
4 YORNER lot on Boulder avenue GxllO for
~ sVO.
MATHESoN q STEELE,
1874 n Main,
-INg 49, .oI1 ,-r..Ia Ia.,-a 49,. :, No.
Norris etore' or sddrees Emil Kluge.
n T,NuRsALK-Pfeeh family cow. Inquire 42l
\ penVou e'euue
nANCu for sAle or toe.chApge Tor city realty.
TX tddsass n indsn. nasnt w
as for osa sssa =. pr6p T MsSs s
-,
n NOR sALE-One sAw mill $50, one shIngle
--
n DOOR Man Mining stock, $40 shares tor sale
Il Enquire st this office.
II mlleh cove will arrive April 2oth. CAn At
corral Helena avenue, Jockey addition. Mont
-
l. OR SALE-rwo sdjs'ent lote In Grand Ave
II nue. addition. on corner lOOxl5O feet for
Al old established Liquor business Csuse
Preultt OF MOses Morris.
LOUISE and Lots for sale. A Brick House
Bridge sts, s8xs6 feet 10 nne ehnde trees aeo 30
feet sdioining same fronting on Bridge et. also
Opposite nsw residence OF A. @. Clarke.
h l.. STOUT, Agent,
|
| LNOH SALE Sitlings Of pure Leghorns. Ap.
Il ply 10 the day cashier, Bon Ton Restaurant
| -. =
| II House, st Msrysylle, Mont. Apply on prem
| ises,
| Tor hent-DWelllngs Business Places Ito
4 ~ o.. ooa ~.
oe~
| n etorerooms and mi es in pi1Ishuryn bloeE
| Inqalrs OF John W. Thomps1n is pltts.
| bufsh klock
| IroR RxNT-I..,,s I,.h, h..amao, I,.n,-.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Arhor DAY in Helena.

So piece decorated English tea set now
selling for So 80 at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Take a look at Fred Gamers show win
dows; they are models OF elegance and
styla
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-09-09
Baseball Notes.

The New York Sun calls the Hoosiers
pennant-killers.
The Schopps yesterday defeated the In
dianapolis Juniors by score OF IA too.
The Blake Streets and Western Stars
played yesterday, the former winning by a
score OF 10 to z.
The Clevelands have been regular Jonahs
to the Washingtons. They have won
twelve out of fourteen games from that
club
The Eclipses defeated the Irish-hill
Shamrocks yesterday morning by score of
% to 10. In the afternoon they won game
from the Sunflowers by score of IL to 10.
645 consecutive championship games with
his club, $50 straight at third base, the most
remarkable case of steady play on record.
Pitcher Stagg, of the Yales is to pitch for
the Orange Athletic Club this month. The
club is last in the New York Amateur
League, and has won three games out of
seventeen.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says that the
Philadelphia club is worse off than the BOs-
tons for pitchers. The complaint is still
made that the club lacke man like Irwin
to captain the nine.
indianapolis club, said that no offer. however
large, would be considered for the sale of
the indianapolis franchise. He says that
he sees no reason for selling.
There have been six tie games. and, sim
gularly, five of them were in the four series
finished Saturday. The pitchers who have
played in the tie games are as follows:
Clarkson t2), Crane (2), O'Brien (2), Sanders,
Keefe and O'Day.- Washington; Sowdefs.
Pittsburg; Tener and Getzein. one each.
Murphy. of the Syracuse Stars, pitched
in forty two games and won twenty-six;
Knauss of the DetrOits, won twenty three
out of thirty-two: Shreve, seventeen out of
twenty -four; Keefe. of Rochester. twenty
ont of thirty lone; Barr, twenty seven out
of forty-two; Titcomb. thirteen out of
twenty-five.
An Observer, Noblesville-It is a diff
cult matter to answer your question be-
cause the point in dispute is one that can
not be decided without knowing the exact
circumstances. If there was a man on
second or third and he crossed the plate
before the batter was put out after over
running first base no matter whether the
latter was on fair CT foul ground, the run
| scores.
Boston Herald: Earlier in the race.
when the club put in Radbourne to pitch,
although he was so lame that he was total
| ly unfit to fill the position. attention was
| called TO the need of another strong pitch
er. That need has not yet been filled. and
| the club is as weak as it was then in po-
| sition which should be strong. If the BOs-
| ton club fails to win the champl onship, it
Will be because it has allowed bad matters
| to go when they could have been remedied.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-09-09

to bring the things that are passed back 10
You again. He says when you were IN your
tenth year you fell into the creek
Yes" said the old lady. her eyes bright
"And you were nearly drowned; went
down twicef'
Yes, sir"
A German lady about whom the spirit of
Katrina was lowering acknowiedged % it TO
of William Mckay found no takers. The
spirit of Sallie Perkins was described as
that of tall, elderly person. mixed gray
hair, blue eyes and rather stout
Il recognize her." said lady; ITS my
Il came in contact with the emanatlcn
of that spirit as / passed through the
audience" said the Professor.
You never said anything to me about
mo. sir. Put that down. Mr.. Reporter"
The spirits of jeanne h. Moore, Henry
Dean and Thomas johnson then gave their
ghostly visiting cards to the medium, put
no one would acknowledge their acquaint-
ance, and they were heard no more. In
that group back there" said the Professor:
pointing. Il hear the name OF Mabel and
see q beautiful spirit, a child with light
flowing hair"
II recognize it," said voice broken with
sobs. Tas
Don't be affected. dear lady. She still
lives. She will be able to communicate at
length to you." The shades of Ella Bron.
son, Frank Wilson, Annie NJ. Rogers, Abigail
and John Clarkson went unrecognized.
Il get the name of Clinton" said the
medium.
Il recognize it," said man back in the
audience.
1T is lady," rs
'Yes, sir"
"She says harbor no thoughts of the
past"
Il don't understand that" said the gen.
tleman. obviously.
'She says" said the Professor, 1.-The mys-
teries will yet be solved.v
Everything is pleasant, SO far as
know" said the gentleman, which brought
a roar of laughter s1
The clairaudient here turned to the re-
porter, who began to tremble, not knowing
what might be drawn from the land of
shadows for his confusion. This reporter
has been CONSCIENTIOUS, but the editors
sometimes garble the reports of the re-
porters. We say this with all respect
to the journals of the city. The press does
grand things, but does not always treat us
fairly" On next Sunday night a like en-
tertainment will be given, but it is not
unlikely that larger hall will be required
to hold the audience.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-09-09
Not Adapted to Certain wards.

1T is good thing that the election law
passed by the last Legislature does not ap-
ply to the coming city election said City
Attorney Taylor yesterday. otherwise
we should be hurried good deal to get
ready for it. The names of all the candi-
dates of each party which got per cent. of
the vote at the preceding election being re-
quired TO be printed on all the tickets. each
ticket will look like remonstra ance against
a smallpox hospital. or q coupon excursion
rate around the world. with stop-overs for
each station. The voter being supplied
with one of these wallpaper documents
will be conducted to a private apartment
and left to commune with himself and a
rubber stamp. with which he is expected To
make dab opposite the name of each can
didate he votes for. If he spoils the tick
ct he can get another one. as the tickets
are TO be printed by the State, and expense
is no object. If he cannot read the ticket,
q clerk will be detailed to decipher it for
him, and every attention viii be paid to
him until he gets through with the job.
The idea is a good one. but If we had to
carry it out in city elections, it would 60
little slow in certain wards"
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-09-09
STATE OF INDIANA
PROPOSALS.
100000 Temporary LNanBOn&

Sealed proposals for the purchase OF bonds OF the
State OF Indiana authorized Dy an act Of the General
Assembly. No. 6e ri r.. approved March ii. 1889. 10
the amount of go Go Dc.og the second onehalf OF
at the Office Of e auditor of state of Indiana. in the
city of IndisIrp polls nDl the l4th day Of September
1889. at o'c -: In. fheSe bonds a authorized
for the purpcse 81 .ins the Stat government
standing Temporary io&ns t lower rate OF interest
etc.
The bonds hel ein de esgnslSI 1iu be payable at the
fiscal agency of the Sste IL the CITY of New York in
years after .Se date and win be redeemable at
the place asthe leasure OF the State after five
years.
They will be iss1ea IN registered form in denomina-
tons suit the purS transferable at said fiscal
agency without expense TO tSe holders and will bear
interest at the rate o. three per cent per cent? per
annum. payable sei1ianuUay at said fiscal agency,
without any deduction.
Proposals at less than par. and accrued interest.
will not be entertained ald all proposals must be ac
compared by certified check To the order of the
Treasurer of the state of indiana equal in amount To
five per cent (5 per cent? of the par value OF the
bonds bid for. Checks oi unsuccessful bidders Will
be returned INN nediately after the award Is made.
Checks Of successful bidders Will be applied on
of their purchases and in of failure TO pay
the balance due, win he liable 10 forfeiture.
The bonds will be payable and deliverable at the
Office OF Messrs Winslow. Ianier Co. in the city OF
New York ON or after "Wednesday, Sept 3, 1sss ac-
crued interest being charged the purchaser from date
of issue.
The right reserved reject any and all proposals
Bidders requested 10 append a copy of this al
vertsement 70 their bid and state denominations OF
bonds desired.
Copies of the authorizing and the decision OF the
Supreme Court of Indiana upon the cOnstutionality
OF the may be had by applying to Messrs Wnslow.
ALVIN p. RovEY Governor
BRUCE CARR. Auditor Of state.
j. A LEMCkE, Treasurer of State