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The advocate., 1889-10-19
CLOSING OUT TO QUIT BUSINESS!

Having decided January
we will begin October 9TH
regardless pb Every
article
IN PLAIN RED FIGURES AT STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
sham buta Genuine Bona Eide Sale
n convince Ofthatc you
idea how cheaply goods
The advocate., 1889-10-19
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenm, letter, Chapped hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by W. @. Spencer
We have just received our full stock
of heating stoves and TO say wo have a
large and we'll selected stock is putting
it mild Ifyou need something good
for small amount OF money call on
lis early. / know we can please you
inquality andprice- Respectfully,
w. II. WooD.
We are not making much FUSS 60
ing along in quiet way, but getting
there just the same
w. A. GARDNER
/ have brnn new corn planter with
check row attachment and a corn
shelter for sale or trade cheap. viii
trade for stock. w. e. SMITH.
When you want anything in the
boot and shoe line step in and sec us
and we will guarantee that you will
step into the best pair OF boots or
shoes for the money in the state
w. A. GARDNER.
For a safe and certain remedy for
fever and ague use DR.. j. H. McLean's
Chills and Fever Cure; it is warranted
to cure
Our CROAI1s.
Have arrived and our prices are
lower than the lowest.
KENDALL MERCANTILE Co.
SPECIAL NoTIsE.
Highest market prices paid for all
country produce and goods at the
lowest prices.
A. g. j. w. Mos1ER.
Twill trade a fno Mason & Hamlin
organ for good riding and driving
horse. +. A. TRIP.
Pimples, blotches, scaly skin, ugly
spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and
5umors, unhealthy discharges such as
eczema, ringworm, and other
iorms Of skin diseases, are symptoms
II blood impurity. Take DR.. j. II.
McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Flour @l.oo Per Cwt.
The Roller Mills will sell third grade
lour at $l.0O per cwt.
Walter N. Allen, President of the
farmers Federation and j. P. Lime
urner, Secretary, left Meriden yes
erday afternoon for st. Louis, 70
ttend the Wheat Growers Conven-
on, to be held under the auspices Of
ha Fptlerntion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
MusltnI Jnsirrmc mis-.
REMOVAL
VIM. hNAEE - co.
have removed T. their new wareroomS
liS FIFTH Avenue,

Lear 2Oth.st
A number Of slightly used grand upright ana square
pianos make which specially selected and used
By the Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera VIII DO sold o. liberal
dueLion fraIn raguiar brieaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO,

800 p. NJ, $500 p. NJ, 80 Z. IL
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
Ticket onices. 4oI, 3i7 713 and 957 Broadway 1883.
Boyey Battery pass SsaPSeTs and @it Ssd S
Broadway, viii amsbqTg corner Newark ana HuasSn
md F5r and oi S s G .H a'5 o9s
and a Of G Ses e Sq es SSn Sl E
from Chambers st. local trains 20 l22 minutes earlier
room f tSa3ht Day 5s fuuaa huh'' pawH
ESsEy D ssd SsT sold Pullman
Gued Day Coaches Paiaal Dining and SIeegias Snss
et GalS1S Cars SisSS3S SP
h sda nf Es5 s 20 G, 8a ay
eS eS Smi sssPng car K HG and
n Every DS c Sa p Ssas Bds se Ia
GaSs g csSf9 y'4Gpt Sh-ngs Y H. ora
fiS5 80 ' sUndays' 50. 80 Si5 10 is
Rufhs sG 80 J. 81 81 q s7 SO 81 s
stS S:is go .5 49, 49, 9, 10 10 80 &C. IS IS 1:so
g5S G7$ 3 IS o7 5 ID g. 81 10 SIS ''s71
SS &c. s. 545. Is 49, s9 ss5
S's'ls y #, if'SiS'S s' S
ss.eS a.s 70 * ':s sS s 80 'S 49, sS1 (
Fast Express With Parlor Car.
G GUsSen a. A. 4 hS g. 3 10 so 80
Miidleown and port Jervs AS. 7;45, o;So m 1.
3 30 80 80. g. z 80. 80, ,o.qo , ~
Sunday local trains main line 45 Is iV from wssi
STRIVE and As a m, / 5 and 10 D. p%iv1s1oy
r. NORTHERN. rRfaAA i.LR9Ap OF y 90 go SIS. saG
945 10 rs II 49, II 80 lI0 80 40 S % SUM- =:
days Is $50; 1880. a. 73o and a. 70 +, 40 Al
80 T. 445 52s. 80. e75; e4S 5. 10 80. -.
Sundays. rs. 80. 80 4. 80 . 10 .,on, a..
Send 10 postage General PASSENGER Agent ZOE
Suburban Homes.' with Iccal time ,ta1rs ,sp,,rp
w. J. MURPHY, i" y, ~ .naa,
General General fhssohkeE Asse~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
Dnnrlng Ataornles.
ffaal Notice..

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW
i YORK.-IIenry c. Comegys plaintiff, against Jared
l.. Lewis, defendant summons
CIR aud County OF New OK, s.:
To tie abOy enamel defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 answer 70 the complaint In
this action. ana 20 serve copy OF your answer
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days atHr the service Of
this summons exclusive OF the datc 81 service and
your failure appear or answer, Judgment viii be
taken against you by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint. DATED OCiohc. . ia.
LEW. WALLACE Jr fia.rtn's Attorney.
The i0icgUiug is served upon ylg by bubl.
pursuant u order OF Hon Edward Patterson.
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF New dated the
9th day OF October 1882 and led with ue complaint
once Of the Clerk Of York County. 81 the City
OF New.York, IN the State Of New-York.
LEW. WALLACE, Jr., Plaintiffs Attorney.
Postolee address and oiee 30 Dr0adwag. Nav. Yark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14

A ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE NETWORK
"A TRIBuuNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE
frst,s, until p RI $50 nro3aSay, between twenty;
Twenty.ihIrd.st corner EGhth.ave 152 siNth.ave
1873 Fouftiayo. corner Fourteen,h-st 200 Thrt.aye..
arst-st i,tos First ave loG West Forty second. &
Ninth. ave and Sixty-eghthst. and 90 Libertyst and
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One. hundred and
twenty. NTH ST., 10 At regular once rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave fo0t 00ruAhd' ana
a. Tor Satmgton ana ini,1r, Rocbestsr Pp.,,s
and me Wesi ana prlnclpa i0ca! points CHAIR car 70
Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension bdi , ch.,.
ii a. IN. Tor Eimlra ana IA'eIHoI'"'o p'i"'s' Nns'
N9 M for Tunkhannoek and intermediate points
Cbai, "a Tunkhannoek. Connection 10 Reading ana
hsarspGts %, EInra and principal intermediate point.
Chair car 70 L. o Junction ana pullman sieeper' |"
Chicago. ,.,,o,on and intermediate pointS
40 p. NJ for SS'ncb Chunk and Intermediate points
Cav SO y, ", " ~ Needing and Harrlsburg
o M far Geneva Lyons Elmra kochester BunM
and the West P Imam seepof' !" N'O'' anu suSpenSO'
b' fiss leaving II M5S,odvp ,ns ard 20
coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
M for Msuch Chunk. Hazleton and intermeds"
points m ,or Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Az 20 or Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester. BunAe
p W West pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspensios
Bridge. General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- East BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
pGG1fHT GMdSHN NctaR SERVICE. on ALL "TRkIISs:,
lea ciiiCAGo 3 is p. M, IL 90 midnight N n n
For WWiNNsrIiNGToN. BALTIMORE 80 q, iLoo
10 p M sg s$e 40 80 sI No. p 81 &c. 80 siS
ii-cc00 90 ~ m. IL 90 Midnight oot AIS
An trains stop at Chester and Wilmington eA'''
For Tickets and Pullman Car space saI e. or 81
saScS York Transfer Company will call for and eh''S
II oDELL. CHASS -; p.ss XsssA
General Manager een
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
RAILROADS..
= ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSI


Time Table OF October 8, 1889.
100 q. m Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wilkesbaue and Scranton. Reading Harrisburg
90 N: FOR Pennington EastOn. Bethlehem, Allen,
s:45 a. m. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, EastOn.
Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk WilkesbaTre seran.
ton Reading HarrisbSEg louisville Tsmaqua shanoAin
town ,OY 8PPuc H. chan radg arrisbus PStsys
Chunk %ilkesbarre. Scranton Tama8ua shamOk!n
$50 m for bemi1gton LSxe ao 5PGa EsSSon
5:I6 D. m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Reading harrisburg etc On Sundays at 80 p m
For RED banf Long Br ran A'1 y PARK 9Gsan
go ns 40 AZ Ocean HnGay SSe or oS %sSy fae
For Monmouth Beach SeabElsht ETC., at ;oo 10
II rs 90 56O 40 NOhIouRh eApie9s3' ''V y Ill
Su FOR Atlantic highland via Masawan and KsypOr
l FoP a. Lakewooi Tons River and BaTnesat 90 is
P For Af la clty. Vneand and BrdgetOn 90 n
IF For perth Amboy 90 100. IS, 10 80, II rs
90 100, 80. 445. 80, 40 8 80 p m Sundays
'0o' 'sHoRTFsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r r. NeH-Jersey Philadelphia and Read
ing R. r. and Baltimore and Ohio r. r., leave foot OF
For r9 80 s5 it o 49, 90. $50 so !! 90
3. M m. SUNDAYS 80. o 80 a. m. 80. 80 s:15.
6IFS For Bait baltimore no 20 and wahnsgon daily at II 100
except sunday M 30 80 no :S9 y .o9 zoo H.
Trains leaving at 40 cdIn og fcr ~ Harris
bu 9S r SS &C. nave 'onn'''-0 ~ =, o.,
as "a. lilo 1923 broadway, 1877 Gthaye. 2ei West
I25thst 1874 East 125th-st New YORK; Courtst SOU
ew-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
nKnpOSALS FOR WATERWAYS REQUIRED

toK E 81 IA RNpodRKIIy SSIENWYoRK 6F THE
MAAGhhINE Ely FOX TWd ctRUISERs or About 600
WS,Gngtoh b. e. OCTOBER > ias5Undcf authority
gg x By @ se Of n5F at
Icd a SG w m be received az t Depart%ent aa
o'clock noon on wcdae-iay Gth day Of November.
and quantities material said Navy Yard FOR qse In
he construction Of ssd cruisers Gas bon Tr od SSa o
q Goa 2es feet GEE Class & sa and se
q ihFas ed ana lG ia
Packln tub s6ces about S2 ,Ss 81 6sa9 A 5
friction ncal-F;y" thousand pounds lass lass, 81 b'otY
Rf9 5o thousand sSg 4P 's So handSri tons
Glass a Asteo plates FOR 69ie ses.A6GlI 3o g. i3n
plaes~About 1875 tons. trimmed % shape and hansed
s a G 1S n aRs: 10f f3555@F' oS:
gAPout 100 TONS comprising e9nGset9g ana Rs Sn
600 iap.wedcd Or drawn steel tubes Class So
ta5@ ca 5 5Sscc oyb 81
he or c3gpGlh boiler n of 90 5 p6 5SaS OF eacS
HH Of sd material to be Of such detailed dlmsnSons
BE Hd'yse i At such place said "a
the Comm,ndant thereof material to be delivered
promptly in accoanSe win the ,d%e9 % rSe
and be ceed G1 after pp:sps sch of ei h a Ndg
Proposals mu. be made IN accordance With forms which
win be furnished application 70 the Bureau OF S ssg
may be embraced in The same proposal oP no Ga
n St nus. he accompanied by satisfactory evidence that
ibo bidder able furnish ana deliver the material Tor
,,ob he bids: also by a certified check payable to the
cr ~ the Secretary 81 Navy for an amount equal
n 20 uer cent Of tho bid The check received from the
Succossf bidder viii 10 returned TO him on his entering
the due performance Of the work.
my NY givimg b0ni FOR the same. with satisfactory
rc,v In a penal sum equal " twenty-five per cent
amount Of his bid but in case
o. snail fall TO enter such contract and to give such
vitlr twenty after nOtc" Of the acceptance ~
is roposa cheCH accompanying such proposal shall
iccome the properly Of re nitea Staaes Al ch1cks
',,,rrpd Immediately the award shali have been
Ge schedule of the material nqulio1. and all
tScr information essential TO bidders. WI h. furnished
,,lic,iIol 10 the Of Steam Engineering Navy
Proposals must De made IN duplicate and
,ioI In envelopes marked "PrQposlls Tor MLt'ra for
.,,.tI,trv n Cruisers Nos and 3" and addressed
Wv socretary Of the Navy. Navy Department washing
~. n The Secretary OF the Navy the right
-ii.ct any or all bids, the bids any class
as In his Judgment the interests u the Govern
rl'a ~ require B. r. TRACY.
Il'"' '''' Secretary Of the Navy.
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nm OERS.-OFFICE OF THE LTGUT-

1 lIoUSE ENGINEER, IIFTH AND SIXTH DIS.
rrICTS Batmor' Nd October r. 1Ss9.-Proposlls will
49, r. 18th day Of November 1883 for furnishing the
uo s and labor al kinds necessary the
nay diVery of he Newport News Light House. HAMPTON
Miadu Virginia Plans specifications. forms OF proposal,
a;b'r information my DE obtained application n
NJ NJ o6ce The right g. reserved - r.cct any
VIZ, mi Ia wa V. any defectN !. c. MALlsERi, Captain
y, Enene.rs e. >. Army, Lighthouse Engineer Fifth
.t,t Districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14

w II r n ~ Co. Lessec.-Tralns leave West 42d-st
station, NewYork follows. ana twenty minute; earlier
Iam Ton % q IS a. m '5l5, rs D. m. ST. LOUIS
5 Is s:l5 p N Toronto. 11 a M SIS, s;15 =.
e Ms' Tsca es ana principal 3 IS
only kingston SaugeTiie' md catskill Albany, sI5,
NeNburg 10 Is a. IN. 10. Is rs. % 80 III as
p m ayerstraT Is @ f fsii so Tcn, E.sap
Chicago ana ST Louis , DAILY Day except S1tuf:
Jersey civ j. r Station. all 20 a m. SO 40 D m
fIoboken west Shore station, all 20 a. M 50 80 D m
wa.hngton.st, 729 Fulton S. Annex ONCE
10, E,,iicn. York City-27l. SOB
Broadway 1885, Bowcry Park Place os West 125h ST.
\ n Westcotrs Express calls AMI checLs
baggage rom hotels and residences; C. f. LAMBERT
ssener.l passenger Agent. Vanderbut-ave. N y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14

DENNSILVANIA RAILROAD,
i TIE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14

mo IRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
efXTH DISTRICTS Baltmorsi Md. Oct II, ISIS
-. viii b. received at this Office until y o'clock
R al Friday tho 18th d1y Of November. 1850. FOR fur
tn NAT rails aud labor Of al kinds necessary Tor
ard llNcrY u the metal work % tn
tneT D' News Light House, Hampton Roads Virginia
,rarn ationS. forms of proposal and other nfoma-
liza, may h. obtained On Application 70 this Office The
rIsht !; rgt.eFWh e MALiiRY Captain Of Fn3n, cfs
9"' : Army, LlgHtIIouse Engineer. Fifth and sixth
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as ENGINEER OFFICE, 0O51-2 EAST

l.. MAIN-ST. ElcnMoND Va, October, 10
-, proloslls for hedging In S. James River
iSSS'' a., Kingsland Reach will be received until
Hxdao;n q ostStef 20 iss9. and then op ned. T6e
as,,gpro,ci February o. 1850, and February % 1857
w OK mage 332 and Vol. 81. page Az Statutes "a,
A, information can b. hal OF tho resident engineer.
MrsC i. T.. Burgwyn. WM. f. CRAlGHILL, Colonel
~ Eu~lnrers. u. 8 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14

npr n LYONS CLASSICAL SCHOOL Q East
~ l7ns. formerly S7s EthsVe viii teoRen se1epse. .t
colleges schools Tor business three resi-
Dent pupils will be received
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

D'''1 4. 5sD S$r 5SI55 "a 5n$ss. Limited
hS Of q pullman eyes ssubu DaSs Sd s
Room Seepng D3g Observation d ana s s S2r
a. H. Fast line With Pullman Yesti1ule Paror and
Sleeping Cars, Dining Car for Philadelphia, daily for
PsouIg Gaengat Cleveland aad ana Tds 81 Louis daily
80 WesteP ExpFsss WIN Pullman a p yestibgl'
S SiSSsHs G4ti aa aaa duly
day for Cleveland and T9ifd2 bo,r,,, vosbuo sl.sD
Ing Cars, daily for Pusbugg Chicago ana Toledo daily
% 1ye@ NJ eS SS 81 V Cory goi
Lebanon TO- end - ,3 - p HsdsO,
90, ii 100 a: m. 100, 100 and 4 30 p M Sundays
p. S5 and w 20 e. and the South Washington
E5"5 sSS a. sI9s 1 SS e'5; a % S
s and aap Nv VIZ Dining "a, slG
o 90 sHd 80 az & 90 I'8u Go IND 90
M h. 'sd &c., 2 30 a RI go T'% sad ii sht a
i G points se on BnaS Gar sHd Goao TOSS
5os &.g hFo SS B. Cap ar s aqt week
For Point Pleasant 5 a1 9smed1e st stations lions
70 a AMY 10 on p sana5y 40 oc
For Old FSas Se%YSR phaGfsPhs
a and ESfi lnc h2i 10 ~ %cekday '
yn AaneS connect .T w9 all and h 5Sss
FOX S ELPIIfR EXPrcs. Trains leave NcwYo
Via besbrose, aad Corang streets So Ferries as Qiows
xS 2 49, snd PO 10 %asSn 8 Afl @d and
II 90 M - 80 co. 90 20. 80. 90. 80
90. 90 80, s 700 and 100 p m and y 10 night
s SSS9H9'1na Epr,s CO. is 90 % Limited and %
mo z 40 90. 30 90, 80, 90 and 90
d. m and IL rs night Accommodation. 200 D. m.
Trains leave New.Yors daily except s4nIsy a. 90 agd
III 10 a m / = 4, >. D. m, ana ~ a. M, anu 80
n m nv an Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Tickot oGices Nos. J. 435 $40 and 944 BNaiWay l
Asor House and foot Of De,6To,ses ana Cof,ndt ats
Riookiyns rs llrdson-st., Hobokcn; Station.
Jersey civ Emciant Ticket 0mce, castle Harden
baggage nGn hotels and residences, - $780,
CHAS f.. PUGH. co.o.., N M,Cop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
NrAvy BEREAVEMENT, Washington, Sep


~ tembcr g. 1SS9-The advertisement Of this Depart
ment dated August o. 1899 inviting proposals for the
cruisers for the United states Navy
~ about tat not exceeding thousand tons each In
disti,cnmentr Is far modified permit bidders who
may to offer TO con truct more than one OF said
ves.ois 10 embrace proposal elthe two three
Of the y>ei- designated in advertisement and
tracts will h, awarded accordingly. Bidders including
o than one vessel proposal will not be required
10 submit herewith certified check exceeding IN amount
the sum Of nfty thousand dollars b. f. TRACY, SecFe-
tarv ~ he NAVY
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-18
BISHOP BRoNDEs,s JUBILEE.
Celebration in Helena-Public Reception
this Evening

Celebration in Helena-Public Reception
this Evening.
HELENA, Dec. 17.-LSpecial to the
TRIBUNE THE silver jubilee Of the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Brondel of this diocese is
taking place. There was pontifical high
mass at 10 o'clock. The "Kyrie' and
"Gloria' of Frank Desserts famous high
mass were rendered. This is the mass
which was sung at Archbishop Corrigan's
silver jubilee. The author Is the leader
of st. Stephens church in New York and
he kindly loaned the orchestral accom-
paniments. The "Credo," Sanctus' and
"'Agnus Del" were from Mercande's mass.
in G minor. Prof, Yeager with twelve or
fifteen musicians formed the orchestra.
number Of the clergy Of the diocese
participated in the ceremonies. Imme-
diately after mass an address from the
clergy to the bishop was read, followed
by address from the ]aity. In the after
noon complimentary entertainment ap-
propriate to the occasion was given the
bishop at St. Vincent's academy. This
evening at O'clock there will be grand
Thanksgiving service, to consist of lee
ture by Father Mclaughlin of ST. Louis,
the well known missionary priest, and
solemn TIE Deum from Lamblotte, by
the full choir and orchestra accompani-
ment. Benedictlon will follow. From
$50 to 1890 p. m. the bishop will hold a
public reception at his residence.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-18

ANACONDA, Dec. 17.-The Standard says:
"Make the rejection of the tunnel pre-
cinct precedent, and coming elections
will find many u polling place in this
state the object of easy dicker ard the
instrument for defying the popular will
and it won't take mlllionaires to do it
either.
The people want to know whether
these things are to be, and the outcome is
of more account to them than 20 seats in
the federal senate. In this view of the stu
alton, compromise is worse than abiect
surrender. Compromise means confu-
sion for the present, peril for the future,
and endless barter over every subject that
in the future may come up for Legislative
action"
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-18
HEALTH AS WE'LL AS COMFORT.
REPRESENTATIONS WORK.
Busy Times at the Barker and Neihart
Mining Camps.

Busy Times at the Barker and Neihart
Mining Camps.
Among miners representation work Is
now the general topic. The close of the
year is the general "round up" Then
the miner sums up if he has done him
self, or caused to be done, upon his loca-
ton work to the value of 800. Some
times miner omits this work and relo-
Gates his claim, but this risky proceed.
ing if the property is worth anything. In
such cases the property may be Jumped
by some enterprising prospector who
probably knows more about it than the
owner.
As rule the right to jump mines is
conceded in the unwritten law OF the
mining camp. If man has done no
work on his prospect for a year it be
comes common property. 1t is SO legally
The federal law is vague as to the value
of work, probably because no fixed rate
could be established, but throughout
Montana q days work is rated at 50.
Hence 20 days work secures the NINE
Instances are remembered IN Barker
and elsewhere in which miners who
were too poor to do the work on valuable
mines, got others to re- locate them ana
thus held tie title until the capitalist
came along. Seldom has such trust been
betrayed.
The prospector has practically two
years to do the 20 days work on new
location for the first year does not count.
The extent of the work done is rarely
contested. The miner is not given to
hair-splitting or technicalities.
The prudent miner does his work early
in the wear and thus feels at ease at the
approach of winner.
In conclusion it may be noted that the
TRIBUNE keeps the proper blanks on
hand,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-18

MONTREAL, Dec. 16-Since the visit Of
the Montreal aldermen to Duluth, Mimi,
and st. Paul, most Of them have become
red hot annexationists, and freely express
themselves as such. Tonight at their
club, leading liberal organization of the
province, several put themselves on rec
ord as to the question of Canada's benefit
was by annexation. The principal speak
er was Premier Mercier's son-in law, a
prominent lawyer, who made IA speech in
which he showed conclusively that an
nexation was preferable even to inde-
pendence. Trembley, another speaker,
made one of the most te ling speeches
ever heard on behalf of annexation, at
the end of which the club lose enmasse
and declared unanimously for union with
the United States
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-18
GENERAL NEWS.

m
y An English company with $io,OO0,ooo
capital has been organized to loan money
In the Dakotas.
Joseph Il. Tuckero of the Milwaukee d.
ST. Paul road is to be general manager OF
the Illinois Central.
Albert Revoir, tried at Hudson for Kill,
ing James Mcdonald, is convicted OF
murder lnNthe second degree.
An Australian confederation plan, simi..
lar to that onNwliich the Dominion OF
Canada is baseds is being discussed
Because of certain decision on the
prohibition question made BY him. Judge
Brewers confirmation is to be opposed.
Beside reducing rates, the railroads give
cash for the fund necessary for the hold
ing of the national educational convention
in st. Paul.