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Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
A COLORED CYPRIAN SHOT.
Steven Connor, a Gambler. IN Quarrel. Shoots
Ella Hamilton.

A shooting occurred last night about
IL o'clock which will probably result in
the death of Ella Hamilton. who Keeps a
bagnie on Third street. near the creek
The woman, after "A years absence, re-
turned to Lewi-town several weeks ago
aud has since sceupesl her residence ss
locatej above. During her absence she
resided u portion OF the time in Helena.
where Connors was one Of her lowers.
but il seems they had falling out before
she left Tor iswistown. 'snnors arrived
in town yesterday morning aud early last
evening met the woman on the 81 reefs, when
he claims she used abusive language and
struck him in the face. Later Commons,
under the iuiiI-nrr of liquor went down to
her place when the quarrel was renewed
aud in the melee the woman struck Con
nors in the face with "a lamp, making
"a slight wound. Connors then left the
house and the woman was about To follow
him out, when Eugene Hart, who was
present. told her to remain IN or she might
get hurt. soon after C"nnSrs appeared at
th. door with IA revolver in his hand.
Hart. seeing the weapon pointed at the
woman's head. sprang forward and struck
it Just as il was discharged, thus lowering
tn. course of the bullet. Immediately the
woman exclaimed, "Im shot aud sank
to the floor. Connors left the house but
was soon after arrested at the l.ewistown n
Hotel by Constable Arnold, aud lodged in
| i,,I. Ur. Hansen was called imnedia tely
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
FOR SALE.

Band of 81 or 10 stock horses and
stallion; mostly Young stock; well bred.
Range on Ross Fork. Address
Epw ARD &. RrssEI.i,
April 3. Helena, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10

AT the school election held ia Lewist own
Last Saturday Jacob corbly wa. elected for
the long term and |. VI. Hnhensack for the
short term. Prior 90 the election il was
thought that Peter Anderson aud Samuel
Phillips. present nenlers 81 the school
board would lie elected without opposi-
tion. but Mr.. lIobep-ack aud Mr.. torbly
were brought forward as candidates during
the day and by little work On the part oi
their friends We're successful There was. as
.sual very little interest taken in The elec-
ton. about sixty votes being cast. of
course. there are several reasons given for
desiring new men on the board bat whei her
they are good or not are not familiar
enough with the facts Ia state. Messrs.
torlly aud liol,enssck are both good. com
petent men. aud there il no danger of our
school interests suffering at their hands.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
District Court Proceedings.

District court convened Monday m"rnine
at lo u. m. All officers present.
The following gentlemen were impanelleoi
foreman; Joseph jackson. II. l.. Shafer.
John =. Barnes. Allen Slough. r. \. Sloan.
l.. A. Lapalme.
The grand jury will make their final re-
port To day. They have investigated all
matters laid before them and presented
the following bills;
state of Montana vs.. James Kinkead:
indicted for assault with a deadly weapon.
Trial set for to-day.
State vs.. Martha Graham: indicted for
assault with a deadly weapon. Tried this
morning, jury returning verdict as
charged in the indictment. Prisoner was
remanded to Jail to await sentence.
state vs.. Julian Blaker; inslicted for as
sault with II deadly weapon.
State vs.. VIM. II. Fuller; indicted Tor
burglary. Trial set for April II.
George McBurney was discharged from
custody. the grand jury returning ne true
bill.
The actions Of State vs.. Lee and Julius
Balm aud Thomas W.. Balm were continurd
to September term 10y stipulation "f c"un-
sci.
i:ut little has been done with the civil
docket TAP IT, the hour of going {" press \
complete report al the disposition of ras,s
will he given next week.
Court will probably adjourn Saturday
evenin. for the term.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
MARRIED.

WIEDEMAN WEIDERT At the resi-
dencr "i the bride. ou Tuesday evening.
April y, Miss Annie W-ydert to MIR. Gsorg.
J. Wirdeman. both ni Lew wisiown. Judge g.
III lienion officiating.
The ceremony occurred ia The presence oi
"a Few relatives aud friends "f he bride aud
groom. hut there are "a host who will join
NJ in extending congratulations and wish.
IN. them happiness for the future. The
bride is ~ most estimable and accom-, l,liSlcd
young lady, while the groom is held in high
regard by every one. lie has been con
nrcted with the firm If y. &. Power a Bro.
for number "i years. and has AN eNten
si,e acquaintance in the county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wielcman went to housekeeping i'm
mediately in the residence built Icy the
groom on boulevard avenue. May their
matrimonial bark glide smoothly down the
stream of time.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

| John Pearson arrived in Phlhrook sun
day from Chicago.
The party at the Hetel Judith last Fri
day evening was well attended and every
body present had good time.
| Miss Edith David of Paradise valley has
been selected to teach the Lewis public
school, situated about four miles b-low
Philbrook.
Mr.. :. :. IIobsen returned last week from
Helena. lie was accompanied home by his
brother Mr.. Frank lIobson, oi Maine. who
is visiting Montana in search of health.
| Mr.. Charles Evans aud family. late "f
ottonwnod creek. are living "n the ranch
II y. \. Lewis near rhilbrook. Mr.. Evans
has leased this property fora term of years.
On the 2>th ait. II girl baby WAS born to
the wife of Judge DE Fratr. The Judge took
no official notice of the same further than
to immediately send in his resignation as
ins'ire "f the peace on the plea of stress of
btisinrss.
! Tius's rcfectory on Main street received
such u set hack short time ago that il
Z ,uk the hlo"m from the brandy bottle
aud almost made the proprietor sick. The
establishment was left during the proprie-
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rs..n,iy from, ,La .,s, wL., Tim, ~.
,n,,oJ n. ,ou,J ,h,, his m,,,,.r had hee,
gathered in anang the Good Templars and
that the rerertory had been closed for s.v.
eral DAYS
RI,cls,,;,h He's b,s ms, c,,nn,o,.J a,
s,orv .,,l,l,. /, tho roar n, nj. w,s.,n
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ur. i. , ,riez.. .f ,u,lv.-i,,b uI.,,k Tn i,
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hardly ha conceived T,i,, nu,,Ii, hall
b,,;ld,rs a., a ,,ur of i,sn.,,i,n ,oulJ ,,o
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NO was he'" '"'"r""s '"s' III '"e P""''.
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Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10

To whom il may concern. ! was drawn
as grard Juror for the April 1s.b. term
OF the district court. and rejected by
County Attorney Smith on account of 60
ing ON bail bond of one Blaker. and. as
Smith said. had formed an opinion on the
had expressed such opinion 10 Justiee
Gudgell. ! took Mr.. Smith To Justice
Gudgell. and he stated that had expressed
No opinion to his knowle,le Mr.. Smith
then said Bowman il right and ! was
wreng when | said he expressed an
opinion.
II. II. BowMAs.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10

On u recent visit To- Iowa Mr.. X. Dalton
Of Iuray. Russell county, Kan, called nj
the laboratory of chamberlain X Co, De-
Moines. to show them his six -ycar-oli hoy
wisese life had been saved 10y Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy. il having cured him Of II
very severe attark of Group. Mr.. Dalton is
certain that il saved his boys life, and is
enthusiastic IN his praise of the remedy
lie SAYS il has an excellent reputation il
his vicinity; that farmers come fifteen miles
to his store for il, aud that many of them
like himself. are never without IL in theii
homes. For sale by W. ". Dc Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
Largest Nugget.

Last week the queen trophy 81 the noun
tains was found by DE Foe n 60. ia Dead
wood gulch. This monster nugget weighed
fourteen aud one-half pounds avoirdupos,
and measures in length nine inches, in
breadth two and half inches, aud in
thickness one and "a hall inches. The speci
ncn is almost entirely free from quartz.
D~a.iwood is situated at the head of Snow
shoe gurh, and is five or six miles east al
Blaekfost city. The value of this nugget.
the largest ever found in Montana, WAS
about s3,ooo.- Montana Post, Virginia
tity. oct. Is, 1865.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
Bids for Building Court House.

lids for constructing "a court house at
Lewistown. according to plans and specit-
catinns tn lie seen at county clerks office.
will lee res-ived 10y the board of county
commissioners. Bids to lie oIs-nsd at ? a.
M. April ~, 1890. All bids to be sealed
aud marked Bids for court house" Board
reserves The right to reject any "r all bids.
W. II KELLY,
Clerk of Board.
Lewistown. March l3.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
Hay Ranches for Sale.

Two hundred and forty acres, all fenced.
about four miles from Fort Maeinnis; all
fine soil; no waste land; natural meadow;
produces about 100 tons Of hay annually
several large. ice-cold springs on the prop
erty. Also l;O acres about Ave miles from
tort; all fenced; several fine springs; nat
ural meadow; proJuces about 50 tons oi
hay. For terms apply ut once to Conrad
Kohrs. Deer Ledge, or Granville Stuart.
Fort Maginnis.
PIONEER CATTLE Co.
April 2.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-10
Hardware Department.

This is the largest and complete stock carried il
Territory This stock includes Mining Tools Steel, Ire
Supplies of all kinds Builders and General Hardware
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rHE sUrrER Fort.
A Native Daughter Seconds the Tree
Planting Proposition.

A Native Daughter Seconds the Tree
Planting Proposition.
EDS Rec ,RD- UNION: I note with pleas
ure communication in this mornings
RECORD UNION from General MARITIME, sug-
costing a tree planting committee of ladies
of this city TO be formed for the purpose Of
planting ornamental trees around Suffers
Park. This is an excellent idea, but not a
new one; for, while East last summer !
found in several cities-notably, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia-thi had
been done around historical spots. it was
very pleasant sight to see SO many trees
of different kinds blending so beautifully
together, and can see no good reason why
this cannot be carried out successfully here.
if once begun. But word more before l
close. If some of Us should begin this
worthy work. and it should be com pleted,
and about this time we should find that
enough money could not be raised to buy
the property, or that the owner refused to
sell, what would become of all our work /?
NATIVE DAUGHTER.
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DIAMOND TALK.

Sacramento and Oakland to Play To-day
-Ball-players VS.. Ostriches.
This afternoon the Sacramentos and Oak
lands will play ball at San Francisco.
Ziegler will pitch for the Senators, and
Cobb for the Oaklands.
There is no need of fretting on the part
OF any of the members of the Sacramentos
tor new men, there will probably not be
more than one signed, and the club may
carry eleven men.
IL anyone could be found to guard sec
ond base as we'll as Reiiz does the manage
ment would make regular pitcher of the
latter.
Bowman says the weeds in the outfield of
the Stockton grounds need the attention of
couple of men with scyihes. His three
bsgger last Sunday, be claimed, would have
been homer" but for the thicket.
Yesterday was paw. day for the members
OF the Sacramento club.
Borchers says he would not leave the
Stockton club this season, no matter how
tempting an offer he might receive from
other quarters. He speaks in the highest
terms OF the treatment he has received
from his managers and intends to show his
appreciation. Next season he would like
10 go Fest
Manager Finn proposes to diet his men,
and claims that he lost last Sundays game
because some of his nine overloaded their
stomachs. Here is what Shea and Levy
are said to have each slowed away: One
beefsteak. one plate of ham and eggs. two
plates OF bread, half q pie, cakes, and three
cups of coffee
The Call says: Robinson is ALWAYS do
inc something sensational and row Q ~; ncs
a new one. He intends that all his play
ers shall dress alike when off the field, and
the suits will be ready for use within q
week. Hereafter the Colonies will be at
tired in gray clothes, sack coat. pearl COL
ored Derbits and 3stent-leather shoes.
Oh mech my
Tom Power has made the greatest hit in
the East of any player who left California.
The newspapers all praise his PLAYING and
management of the nine on the field. His
coaching and gentlemanly behavior also
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come in for share of the good words.
Danny Long, in letter to Waller Wallace,
says the little boys in Baltimore follow
Power about the streets as if be were q
king, and Tom lodges through back alleys
to avoid being observed by the enthusiastic
"kids."
Harper's arm. which was struck last Sun
dag by pitched ball, is in very bad condi-
ton. 1t is feared that the bone at the elbow
ia bruised.
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The RECORD UNION. SUNDAY UNIor snd
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers o.. the
Coast. outside Of San Francisco, that receive
tbs full Associated Press dispatches from. al,
eGrts Of the World. Outside Of San Francisco,
fSey haze no competitors either in :nfuence
komie and general circulation throughout the
State
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The Ala says that while Speaker Reed
may adjourn the House in July, the people
will adjourn him in November next. That
is not witty. The gag has run the rounds
of political campaigns for century, and
has been applied to all sorts of candidates
for reelection. Let us have something
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ITALY has made a mistake in forbid
ding the May Day parade of workingmen.
The Italian people have the right to
parade on any day, SO long as they commit
no breaches of the peace and indulge in
no conduct liable to provoke disorder and
lawlessness. To forbid them to parade
peaceably and decently is to confess that
the Government fears for the stability Of
its position, and this is a confession that
no Government can afford to make.
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San Francisco Agencies.

This paper is for ssle at the following places:
Z, Z. Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street, Who Is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands and Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
coming into Sacramento.
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE B.RBgR SHOP.

DRANK BUTLER, THE WELL-KNOwN
Barber of the Ale Vaults barber shop,
Third and streets has purchased the Golden
Eagle Hotel Baths and Barber Shop, Seventh
and streets, where he will be pleased to see
his many friends and the public. apl2-tf
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Mrs. Henry Merwiu. Goth and II streets.
+. Hotchkiss, 1915 Sd.
Mrs. Il. Barber, of Barber ( Pealer. n. Sth < 9th
Mrs. NJ. A. Pealer, of Barber 4 Pealer. ]. 9th {
It'll.
S. c, Tryon, Dist, II and 1.
]. d. Bennett. Gil 10TH
N. Kaiser, 10th and V
E. E. Meyers, 10th aud K
A. C. TUFTS, 18th and II.
General l.. Tozier, H. 18th and 18th.
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Weather Forecasts for To-day.
Observation-Disclosures; fair weather; westerly
Winds
Washington and Oregon Fair weather: yari-
able winds; nearly stationary temperature.
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SALE OF BONDS.
Central Irrigation District. Colusa
County, Cal.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN Board Of Directors of Central Irrigation
District that said Board will at its Office in the
town of Maxwell, in the county of Colusa in
the State of California, on the
21st day of May,
In the year 1890, at O'Clock P. NJ of said day,
in gold coin of the United States, one thousand
bonds of the said district. to the amount of five
hundred thousand dollars, being part of an
issue of bonds aggregating the sum of seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; that sealed
proposals for the purchase of said bonds will be
received by said board till the day and hour
aforesaid, at which time said board will open
the proposals and award the purchase of said
bonds to the highest responsible bidder, but
and will in no event sell any o, said bonds for
less than 90 per cent OF the face value thereof.
Said bonds are dated the first dag of July in
the year lSeS and bear interest at the rae OF 6
per cent. per annum, payable semi annually:
any interest accruing between said date and
the date of the sale and delivery OF said bonds
shall be credited, before delivery. on the first
maturing coupons attached 10 said bonds Said
bonds will be delivered TO the successful bidder
District Treasurer,s Ofics in the town of Max
well, or at the Colusa County Bank in the town
OF Colusa, county and State Aforesaid.
above bonds approved by Supreme Court)
The Supreme Court has decided that Central
Irrigation District was validly organized. ard
that its bonds were properly issued and are in
ton District VS.. r. De Lappe, 70 CAL, a5l.
R. DE LAPPE,
So, Secretary of said Board.
Maxwell. CAL. April z, 1890 snqtdGSn
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THE great vegetable substitute for pills is
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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CHANGERS PICNIC,
PRIVILEGES.
Red Mems Picnic PRIVILEGES.

Reo MEMS PlCn c privileges.
Dds FOR THE PRIVILEGES OF BAR. RE-
- ireshments, Ice Cream, ETC., at he'd Mems
Picnic, to be held at Natoma Grove, Folsom
Monday, May IL, 1890, will be received by t e
undersigned until IL o'clock noon. SATURDAY,
May 3, 1890. Bids for ice cream, refreshments,
etc. to be separate from bar or lunch bid for
all. No spirituous liquors will be allowed sold
on the grounds. ROBr. HUNT, 1417 Sixth St.,
Chairman Committee on Privileges. ap30 1t
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Fob aALE.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY OF
~ twelve rooms. situated in the central por-
ments-hot and cold water, heater. range con-
servatory. Property cost owner SO, 500; viii be
sold at sacrifice on account of change of resi-
dence For full particulars inquire Of
MILLS & HAWK,
Real Estate Agents, SOL St.. sacramento.
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L. [. LEWIS & co.
RUSHING BUSINESS.

We
the
uarty OF JEWELL vAPoR STOVES We keep the Quick
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BANKS WILL CLOSE.

NEXT PICNIC OF THE SEASON
WILL BE THE
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE, NO. IL,
At EAST PARK. SATURDAY, MAY 3D.
n The grounds are in excellent condition, and
the First Artillery Band has been engaged with
the latest Music for dancing. There will be
Games and Amusement for old and young, u
commence at $50 p. NJ. For fur her par
ticulars, see official programme. 1ItKElS-|
Gents, SO cents; Ladies, rs cents. Children
with their parents, free. myL3t
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Diagonals, 12a Cents.

How many know of the excellent assortment of dag
onal Sultlngs now on counters at 2 cents per yard
These in all the leading shades and besides making
up prettily are commended for their wearing qualities
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BANKING HOUSES.

! Capital and Surplus, 100000.
| 81 Chrome Steel Safe Deposit vauIt
and Time Lock. dSSu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-19
Troops Worsted in an Encounter
With a Gang Of Kentucky
Bandits.
The Outlaws Strongly Fortified
aad Armed With Win
chester Rifles.
Marauding NIexicnns Raid a Ranch Nenr
Ell Paso-A Deputy Killed While
Pursuing-Criminal Ncwv.

LouIsNILLE. April 18.-A special to the
Times from Harlan court house saws; A
deadly fight occurred this morning at l:D
O'Clock, seventeen miles east of here, up in
the Black mountains, between a detail Of
state troops, consisting of sixteen privates.
Lieut.. Milton, and SerRt. Pullian, and
about thirty outlaws, who were fortified in
an old barn. Five of the soldiers were
wounded. It is not known how many of
the outlaws were killed, as they still have
possession of the barn. Corporal Blantin
was sent in after reinforcements, and knows
but little, as he left Immediately after the
firing began. The troops have the barn
surrounded and it will be impossible for
those inside to make their escape. Yesterday
afternoon Capt. Cater, who Is the COM
mandlng officer, was informed that they were
pOoy OF laWle6S men, some of whom had
been indicted for various offenses at the
above mentioned locality and refused to
surrender to authority. He was asked for
detail OF men for the purpose of arrestinQ
them. His men left camp YESTERDAY after
noon. expecting to find the men they were
pursuing IN private house about GOO yards
beyond the barn from which they were fired
upon. The attack was not looked for at
that point. and came 10 unexpectedly that
IT demoralized the soldiers for moment or
two, but they soon rallied, surrounded the
barn and began firing into it from every
direction, when 1t was thought best to
cease action and hold the fort until rein
forcements arrived with more ammunition.
1t is believed a severe fight will take placa
as soon as additional troops reach the
place. for the outlaws are fortified and we'll
armed with Winchester rifles and swear
they will not surrender and are determined
and want revenge for those who have been
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The general term dismissed the appeal of
Dilworth Choate, the New York reporter
now in the Ludlow street Jail for contempt
of court in concealing himself in the jury
room where the Flack jurors were delib-
Grating. He will have to complete his sem
tence.
Abraham Bogaddus, superintendent of
the mails at Rochester, New York, was ar
rested, charged with robbing the mails.
Henry w. King. ex-prefect of the Penn
sylvania institution for the blind, on trial
for two days past, charged with immoral
practices with the blind boys in the insti-
tuition, the exposure of whose conduct
created such sensation, was to-day found
guilty.
The executive committee of the Irish
Land League, in session at st. Louis, not
having heard from Parnell in regard to the
advisability of holding national conyen-
tions, adjourned ut noon.
State Representative Wilson and his
father, were arrested at Shelbyville, Ind,
on indictments from the United States
court, charged with pension frauds. BY
fraudulent means they secured the annul-
ment of marriages entered into by soldiers
widows, and then having them reinstated
on pension rolls.
champion bantam weight, has accepted an
offer from the Pelican club, London, to
fight Wallace in June.
On the three hundred and eighty seventh
ballot the democrats in convention at
Shoals, Ind, nominated John F. Britz of
Dubois, for congressman from the Second
district
The convention at Pittsburg of
delegates of Reformed Presbyterian
and United Presbyterian churches ad-
journed after adopting resolutions favoring
organic union and recommending the ap-
pointment of delegates to convention or
council with view of framing basis of
union.