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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

EOk SA E-NeW ll-room hoGss on Terrace
a aff, b,Nseea Lawn Court aud fltfh-ase..
brick seq furnace, ccfufnred ceiiar under entire
house. sewer. city waler. cistrrn. g6s. manIrl.
Ile hearth. has window 0uis re chimney. nrsG
story finished IA paucirJ oHk. inside clos I.
marble lAYstory ana bsth tab with hut and
ecid wsfer. iot f0xls5, graded. sodd ed, yard
walks and r0ncrete street walks. yard fu'l of
latuga. oaks. house built % \ 70. ] materials al
thTouEhs Er.ce tluJl, o. st0 Ier month. New
Groom house on Paris ave-. NTH al IN 3dera
improvements. So0vl OF 50 per month ou pay
ments. vacant lots on Paris. Co.lege und Ter.
race-sYc.. al from ssfy T. slSn. Charles ~.
TGiss. Lrdyard blocA Par 81 entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
OFFICIAL PlPEa Or The CITY,


state KteksE
IAEssM FURNEn. Of fagasm-
E8f II IsuLsa4ar tsassFa4r-
WIILIAN s. IINI0S. of >aziaAs.
wAsHfxa'foN dAADNER. q Calhoun
Yes alase freasnxer-
IosaHa i. n0ohE ef H2yae.
For A14.taf liensral-
rhkhCN ?. 8ibbfNti-. % kAismekoos
Fer C9fam ssiossF % state Lana ymce-
JOIN 81 bAAkf o. Gtse<o-
Fer AusrasF tfeHeral-
RtN1AAiN " ~ SION. q fuseoiA
F5r srlatsna-1t q Pubic lnstrUcfion-
Okk -ChL ~. o. 1At91
Fer Asm8er of STATE EoArd of kiucztl0n-'
JAAE- M bALLlL. % AilesAl-
E0f ust.c &C % tac suggeHss Court
EDWARD CAhlLL. ol l1z4a.a-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Why hasn't J. w. Reid ma1e some
of his rafting Prohibition speeches in
Grand Rapids? Isn't it a confession
of weakness not to have done 80?
Doesn't he admit that the doctrine of
Prohibition is just rs hard to preach as
to practice, IN the larger cities? 1t can
be both preached and practlced in the
country. and the smaller villages. but
IN the larger municipalities It is a dis
nal failure. Or does he, perhaps, re-
feet that a prophet is not without
honor, save in MS own country? He
got out hand-bllls one Saturday. for an
evening meeting, III which he adver-
tised, among other things, that he
would pay his compliments to the
TELEGRAM HERALD. OF course the
TELEGRAM-HERALD was promptly on
hand to receive the compliments. But
where was the audience Altogether,
from start to finish, hrs hearers num-
bered forty-two-which is the apocalyp-
tic number of Anti-Christ The lack
of honor in his own country was so ap-
parent 10 the reverend campalgner,
that he "rosred as gently as sucking
dove when he got around TO the
TELEGRAM-HERALD. Tomorrow's vote
viii show how much such services as
his can help the temperance cause.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

The hopes Of Ford's carrying this dis
trict. which certain Democratic CORE
spoude1lts in Washington write about.
make Democrats here on the ground
smile = sck'v smile. Me- F0rd's face
also wears a lock of pain and wesriness,
ss he sees those correspondents persist
IN making a spectacle Of him. Watkins
keeps right on saving wood and Re
pubiicsns sn'lle kuowinEly. Washing
ton correspondence do nos vote here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

tok sALE-My new home. No. 81 Terrace
aye. nlsI south % Meaiib7. one 81 lie
pfettissi sites aUd best nelEhooi hoods a the
city al moaern improvements AID ten rom s.
/ have cut down tie price ioUr nuBdTed doi-
lars anu cncf - iog SAFE fr ss.e,e. e. h.
buchanan, LcdysrG block. rooms7 sad s. .o.f
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Nh. FosD vii have soFaethiug 70
TAX sboat tonight lie can tackle
Watkins speech, be can exp.&n how
he voted tweutv-four times for the
aderatou of the direct tsx refund.
inx b.il. he can revive the dead Foster
slsvens q Co.'S circular. and svssr hy
ths great Hocuspocus thst t'n pIs,es
ear1at be u1sds ln the Uniied states
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
wLNTED-ro SELL OR EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for vel located
Il Grand Rapids real estate. the largest AID
best located hotel In White C'oud. Mich, For
Cloud, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
FOR REET-BUsISBss PLACES.

TOR RENT-Two floors over p Canal-st.,
i consisting OF II rooms; also l. floors over
O. Ganal-St.: also seYera small houses IN
quire Joseph II. Martin, 81 Cana-sL
TOR RENT-Cornfr store. ia good repair IN
Il the Miller block West Bridge 81; central
location. Apply TO Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. %
West BridRe-st. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

How noFs q happen that Grsud
Fauiis raA.chsnts sre siresdy s1ser-
tsnS great hsrSsins n Er,tsrclothinz.
II the rev tsnf lsv raised prices -
hszhF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
roe RsALE-NIsoELLAKRous

WANIED-To sell iicaesp. a handsome mirror.
" Apply L NaAey-st.. corner Mt Nernoa.
E0R SALE-Chezp. > horse power boiler and
l. engine nearly new. With furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire 81 L. {. JheIDg; phone
AZ I75u
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
YuRsTuRE AEp PIAHos sTogEp.

DADCLIFE"& HOLT. general warehousemen.
HI ;4r III South Division store pianos and
furniture at low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
ly 10y telephOning No. 30. Jan l-s!
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

FRED A. MAYNARD. Grand Rapids -
second iasfGict-
EDNCNI NIA.BARNARD. Grand Rapids.
Third District
NORTON klECH. of sparta.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

NJ. d. HARTER, Democratic candidate
for Congress in Ohio, who said he pre-
ferred cancer and smallpox to protec-
ton, has : lso said some other things
equally as wise. He says:
Free trade Will do more good in ten
years than GOi Almighty can do in
thirty years with rain and sunshine"
Protection will do moro harm in
ten years than God Almighty can do in
thirty years with fire and water"
Aud Mel Ford says that tin plates
cannot be made in the United States.
And the Democratic party is asked to
walk right up 70 the polls and sanction
all such twaddle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

WI the Democrat kindly put On
'.ersndpa's hat juss once more before
siscf7na We should 40 Ike to have
our contemporary lock nstursi, when
We bia Is good-bys, for Is salt creek
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

WA-xrvz NJ meet bis former towns
men In Wsylsud tonight. and 81 t5em
fail 20 ovsr7oTlug EIth Repuolcsn
enthusiasm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

I OST- ON East or Cherry -sts.. q lady pocket
~ book containing currency and a note Tor
$50 Finder return g. or nsflfy Ada L2ugheen.
corner Fuller and sheTmaa-sls.. ana receive
reward. oS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

4 CHANCE ~ = life time for q man With
Il small capital. 500 down and 500 year.
Win per cent interest gets As good q farm
Improved. fruit trees. living spring. only %
miles from city. szs0J takes il on above terms.
br. u. II. Rosi Office Midllcomb building. ,0s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

E0R sALE-As an 10 leave the city. viii
Il sell iay home. ~ Henry 81. anesi ou streets
cue hall Gown. % aace mantaIX payments
without interest. Inquire al house. J, A /.
Ealals. SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

for Pe1resslfatlFe tn congress. Ellta District
CHARLES -. N ATKINS. % ArnL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALE!!

Expecting % remove from the city,
offer for sale my residence. located
on one OF the best streets on the hill.
House contains pafiOr, sitting room,
dining-room. layAsory and kitohen CA
hFsi floor. slK bedrooms and bath rooln
on second. bedroom and store-Toom Ia
attic, balance 81 attic az hoored and
large enough 20 hniss iuto a couple of
rooms. Laundry. pro 'sion room. coal
and wood room, etc. in basement.
House hSs furnace, gas. electric be,is
and hydraale water. and is desirable
and complete IN every particular, haT-
ing been arranged and built ioF home.
lot is 60 by l5o. OF larger Il desired.
For further particulars address the
owner, 9, Box Io, care TELEsRAN-
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
REAL ssr.rE CITY

MONEY g. ioan Ia sums g. snli on productive
u Teal estate. j. :. frovus &C. sc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

III. So
tNANIED-At oace; twenty-five good wood
W choppers; wages ciOJ per day. Boaf1
can be obtained from $50 80 55te Per week,
Inquire al Betts' House. Rockford, Mlcn., or
address Geo. A. SmltA. box lda. 5iz
WANTED-A prompt. reliable man OF gool
" character and active habits Nus; far-
nish references IS 10 honesty; 81 per week.
John O'IO0ic. g0Om 10, Lcdyara blOcA. Vtta-
vast, 81
IVANTED-A hrst-elass general manager Tor
W this city aRc vicinity 10 Introduce the
Chase Plan OF Accident Insurance Z M
binrs all the advantages of the ''olQ i.lc AID
the mutual" systems. Terms mCst LIBERAL.
Address W. ID. Chase. Secy. Geneva. \. \. 81
NVANTED-Salesman for ctyi samples fur
W nished free; references required. Adams
Home Furnishing House. ~ South Division 81
.S53t aw Ina
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
HELP WANTED KALE

XNANTED-An al around binder. or good
W forWarGer and rnishrr vii do. Good
wages and steady work. Daily News. joliet,
III. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

4 NAN who IS earning s. 10 so a mouth
Il ard viii net secure a hene by paNlne . io
$40 \ month 90 lot. has ho oue 10 blame buI
hlfaselt u ne IL without hone iu his Cd AZ.
I haNe some o.; the nntsf lots in the south aDi
southeast part 81 eity 90 sell Ca above terms.
Ia. M. a. Ross. ofaoe " lddlcomo b4i1lag. Ss
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
THE FIRST WARD SCHOOL.
The Oasr ~ t1s Bullaxd.Cowdsn Property
-Ihs Doyle sits,

ne oasr = ne Ballard-Cordsn Properly
The Doyle Sites
From facts learned vsnterday. II aeams
that the Halsb. .choc, hc.,sA a. =. -
fned = q. .s,.s.:A- $3.50 = -. ~ aos 49,
o-s1 -. ~ - ssa"Osaon OF sne howard ana
uasnrie 0tes Tor building for tho First
ward school house. About opposite the
Howard propertv II I nkaaa ovned toirtlv -
Mn Bnliard and H..,-- nc.,a... :. ~ e :
f,..A... q ~ 5. Z. N - - 8
. = = ~ = - ON k1ne street, loO on
Spencer and tho name on Davis street. Ono
Of the owners said yesterday that before
the Howard prouertv vns honded q a I'm
th;. ,,rcre,tv ~ r.ff.r..7 n, ~ n,,.hs.s =
- 800 sI r.ops.y ~ .uc.u 9 -. NusnIio g
xs.ooV-e snousana dollars 49, shan the
Howard price. The report has besn pab-
lished that the prics asked for the Billiard
Cowden property was. $1,000, and the own
ers who do not know from what source The
report emanatsd, want the public to know
the facts Of the matter.
Owen Doyle makes the following oiRer
through yesterdays Herald to the trustees:
st il mot necessary 10 waste from four 60
six thousand dollars OF school money for
site in every way suitable on which 10
erect the proposed school building in the
First ward. will sell the honorable echool
board the most desirable location in block
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nine and Soda Water.
Elanson Tuttle was quite sick man yes
terday when Doctors Carmichael and Bald
win had him in their Office in the Atlas
building. When the emetics began to work
and spoilt the carpet, the would-be suicide
recovered sufficiently to say to the specta-
tors: SIT may be frn for you, but it is no
joke" Shortly after noon he went into the
Blue Front saloon, on Main street, and
took some strychnine in glass Of soda
water. The barkeeper took q phial away
from him and attempted to do something
for this young man, but he got out of the
saloon when Policeman Baker arrested
him and took him to DR.. Thompson's Office
The poison had not commenced to work
yet and no signs were observed that the
fellow had taken any.
He returned to the saloon and asked for
a drink OF whisky, saying the poison would
soon begin to work. He was offered all the
whisky he wanted, but only took one drink.
Next he went to Lehman's grocery store
and appea! ing somewhat under the in
auence of liquor and talking very strange
~. Baker again took him in charge. He
was taken to DR.. Carmichael's office. DR..
Carmichael and DR.. baldwin made an at
tempt to use stomach pump but futile
bit the block of wood SO hard which was
put IN MS mouth to keep the jaws open
that he broke several of his teeth. After
administering emetics Tuttle was soon all
right again. He has been on a ranch on
Milk river and went to Castle lately and
gambled away $50 and horse while on a
spree. He came to Helena yesterday morn
ing. Dependency undoubtedly drove him
to the attempt of taking his own life. He
blonde hair. The letters "B. q. Mont are
tattooed on his right arm. Before taking
the poison the man wrote his name on a
card as Elanson Tuttle and wrote after it
the address mo. AS West 4th street, North
Salt Lake City,
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Raleigh & Clarke desire to thank their
many customers for their very liberal
patronage enjoyed by them in their boot
and shoe store, having sold the same to
Messrs w. II. Frank and @. r. Wildbahn,
whom we take pleasure in recommending to
the trade. They are thoroughly reliable
business men and understand the business
in every detail in manufacturing, buying
and selling. They will continue the bust.
ness at the same place under the name of
the Montana Shoe company. The old firm
wonld solicit for the new firm continuance
of the past kind patronage extended to
them. RALEIaH & CIARxr.
July 80, 1880.
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nnsrsAn, sRrn.

Jackson'smuao stocA Bailey block.
Dinner from r. 70 5 ct the BON Ton.
:, Board and rooms q Nina Nsaels'4 lls
Clark street.
James W. Dax39, merchant taller. lgaan
street, opposite 1ir6t National henE.
Go ssst Va ths Montana Osntrsl ard
Manitoba railways, the new alsepine ana
dining car route % q. Paul and ~ 60,
Through traits lsaSe Hslena daily o in
q. m.
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Notice.
A public examination for teachers oertifi.
oates will be held at the Office of the county
superintendent of public schools, Lewis
and Clarke county, on August Is. 1850, CON-
mencing at 2. m. sharp and closing ct 4
p. m, Candidates will provide themseIyes
with pens, ink and legal cap paper.
C. u. TURNKEY,
Superintendent County Schools,
Lewis and Clarke County,
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Dinner pals 1t the Bse Hive.
FIRST WARD SCHOOL SITE.

Owen Doyle's Offer to the Beard Of
Trustees.
HE1ENA,, July 30.-Editor INDEPENDxNr.
It 10 not necessary to waste from four to six
thousand dollars of school money for site
IN every way suitable on which to erect the
proposed school building in the First ward.
q will sell the honorable school board the
most desirable location in block $50 Helena
|tovnsite, lots II, II, Is, fronting 40 feet on
CLANCY, 50 on Davis and 50 on Spencer
|streets, for $500. The property il Just
zone block from the Howard snap" 90
Ioalled; andsin the Same block north Of the
present purchase. Titls psefect. - alb
.tract VIII show. No excavating or leyeling
70 do. Jut call on me. ut los Cutler street.
Own DoYLx.
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Round Trip Rates to Chicago-I. o. o. r.
The Union Pacific rates from Montana
points to Chicago and return will be $71.5O
during the continental commencement and
triennial parade, Patriarchs Militant and
!. O. O. F. blowouts, which will take place
in that city between August Sd and 10th,
good to return until the 18th. Tickets will
be on sale July 30 to 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-31
Decree Of Distribution in the Dewar
Estate by the District
Court
The Doings Of Attorneys and
Litisants In Judge Hunts
Court
Organization Of New Mining Conpany
and lIlnine I.ocssicns - Aarraase
Licenses Not IN Great Demand.

The district court yesterday granted .
decree In the estate Of william A. Dewar
OF al the interest Of the deceased in Ger
tain property owned by him and Joseph
and Lewis Davis in Helena. The case has
been pending for some years and derives
considerable interest from tho mysterious
disappearance Of Dewar. He was veteran
OF the late war and came TO Montana with
the pioneers, following the business Of
mining He became interested with the
Davis brothers in some mining claims lying
in the central portion Of the city and which
arc now classed among the most valuable
holdings OF real estate In Helena. He was
an open-hearted fellow, and his worst fault
was that Of drink. Several years ago he
made trip east and went, it u supposed,
directly to New York City. He registered
at the Astor house ono day and left his few
trace Of him that his friends or relatives
could obtain. Every effort was made to get
q clue to his whereabouts and the New
York police force detailed special officer
for this purpose, but the report that was
made on the case showed nothing more
than his arrival at the hotel and his de-
parture one day without saying where he
was going. The general superstition is that
he went on. to take in the various
attractions of the big CITY and while graft
flying his appetite for drink fell in with
some of the desperate characters of the
place and was murdered for his money.
There has been some contention on the
part of the administrator, II. G. Yaeger, re-
garding his fees, and ON the 22d Of this
month they were cut down from S1,5Ol.77
to $484.55. The decree which'was obtained
by Messrs. Clayberg and Mcdonnell recites
that the property was sold to Messrs. Davis
and A. ]. Steele, who have become the pur-
chasers of the interests of all the heirs in
the estate, Dewar's sisters, Mary A. Dewar,
of Buffalo, N. Y, and sallie McCuaig, who
10 now living in Canada.
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The Bishop and "That Boy"
Bishop Vincent's lecture. "That Boy"
has ~ wide reputation ~ the bishop him
sslf. Not only Is the bishop known a. the
under Of the Chautauqua movement, but
has for years been connected with the In.
ternational Sunday school lessons. "That
Boy" will be the subject of the bishop's
lecture next Saturday night in st, Pauls
NJ. z. church.
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Earned runs, Denver 5. Butte /; home runs.
Lite HeSel; I've base hits Gleason q, Blsnch-
ton. Kavanaush: Caplinses, Gleason, Fistts rs.
BLANCHARD, Mcmahon @. crone; bases on balls,
Everett 5. BY Hoekins 8: wild pitches. Eyerest ).
passed ball Lloyd l; left on bases Denver 4
Butte 3; double plays, blanchard to McMshon'
Cusick; time, 1:35.
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"Hunyady Maty... {Bitssr, water.

Contains more sulphate magnesia (ep-
sam salts) and less sulphats soda (glauber
OF horse saltsl than Hunyady Janus water.
accompanied by the medical profession.
Price 26c per quart bottle.
II. II. PAlozu 4 Go.
Agents.
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RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC

NORTHERN PACIFIC
No. |, Pacific Mail. west bound ........ l:7s p. m
No. ., Atlantic mail, east bound >. :. .1Glo q m
NO. $, Pacific Limited, west bouud ..... lilo .. m
No. !. Atlantic Limited, east bound ~. 4l5 p m
No. il M.rysvilis aocemnodation -. W. >. m
kimini mixei, Mon, Wed. and fri.... 500 B. m
Mickcs and Boulder passenger ......... $50 q. m
Helena, Mlssoula and Butte express. 12:20 p m
DEPARA
No. /, Tocifie Mail, vest bound. ;. ~, l;op, IA
No. 2, Atientic east bound .lO:56 D. m
No. 5, PACING Limited. west bound ). :. l:so !. m
No. 4. Atlantic Limited, east bound. ASS p. m
No. i, Marysyllle accommodations. S:l5 4 m
NO. y. Maeysville acc ommodAtion. SO q m
Rimini mixed, Nor. Wed. and vi. -. ais 4. n
Mickes and boulder passenger. ..... $50 p. m
Helena, M:s,oula and Butte express -. 7:l5 4. m
MONTANA CENTRAL.
=, DEPART. 5d
No. ! Helena and Butte express. $40 a m
no. + Atlantlc express. ~. lilo q. m
NO. u Pacific express .................. l:S D. m
No. 4, Atlantic express = &. Hoo q. m
No. 9. Helena and Butte expross ....... 1:I0 p. m
UNION PACIFIC
For al points east, south and west, via
Montana Central and Butte ......... $40 q, m
For all points east, south and west, via
Montana Central and Butte. .......... 1:2S p. m
Via Northern Pacific and Gar,i on. i:s0 .. m
From all points east. south and west,
= VIA Butte and Montana Central 49,. l1:40 q. m
From al points east, south and west
VA hutte and Montana Central 80. $40 D. m
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. 1870 p m
VII Garrison and Northern. Pacific. I. 40 D. m
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Orange Champagne
A most delightful and rsfreshing summer
beverage. A Temperance drink for hot
Weather. B. G. Wallace and y. Turner 6
Co. are sole agents.
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Reduction in Rates-Ea.t Bound.

Commencing August LIST, the Union Pa
citic will sell first-class single trip tickets to
Missouri river al. $4,000 and second class at
$500. also round trip ticket from Helena
and Butte to Missouri river at rate of SEC. 90
for round trip, good going 30 days, return
ing 90 days, extreme limit 80 days. This
will also apply to st. Paul, Ashland and
Duluth, via Sioux City, Iowa.
A. +. VEAzIE, F. & p. Agent.
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Through Freight Rates.
On the Union Pacific, going into etfec
Ase. i from Milwaukee. Chicago and com
mon points: and st. Louis and common
pOnt1 20 Aoosene common points: First
Le6; Afta, 31.4O; cisas A, el.SO: d. el.M::
Q. Ss3Sc; D, SIC; E. TO; vest bound.
A. e. VKAuE,
Freight and Pass, Agent.
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The Bishop and .That 10

Second-han and new furniture on install-
msnts. b o Lenoir. Northern Pacific depot.
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Ihs GALE on LADIES' muslin underwear osis IL,
tinue for a few days yet at the Bee Hive. ohCe,-l
prices in the window
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suprsme Court Proceedings.

Supreme Court Proceedings.
H-Helena Lumber Co. VS.. Montana Gen.
trail Railway Co. Judgment of lower court
reversed and cause remanded to the district
court for further proceedings in accordance
with the views expressed in the opinion of
tho court. Opinion by Judge Dewitt Blake
and Harwood concurring.
N-Thomas McCune va, The Town of
Missoula, Continued for the term.
3. A. kingwald was admitted to practice
in all the courts of the state on motion OF
William Wallace, Jr.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
District Court Proceedings.
4,ss7-Ann MoCarty vs. John Mccarthy.
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
4,738-Annie Oleson vs. Martin johnson.
Dismissed as settled.
352]ohn S. Miller vs.. NJ. j. Hogan. De-
PENDANTS demurrer submitted aud taken
under advisement.
82b-C. w. Cannon ct al. vs.. John Doe
ct al. Defendants demurrer overruled and
ten days allowed to file answer.
13-JOhn b. HOdSOn va. Sarah Hodson,
Default of defendant entered.
13o-The Hendy & Myer Co. vs. Star Min
ing and Reduction company. Defendants
until Sept. g. 1899 to file answer.
n4-W. 3. Raleigh ct al. =. P. Woods,
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for &1O6.83
and $50 attorneys fees and costs.
265-Fred Lehman VS.. George May ct al.
Defendants' motion to sell attached prop
erty to pay laborers' wages argued and ia
ken under advisement.
4,H4-M. W. Martin ct al. vs.. Fred Lind
we'll ct al. Decree modified by consent of
counsel.
267-William Brennan ct al. vs.. Frank
McGowan. Default of defendant entered.
267-Sarah =. Longhead vs. Joseph Long
head. Cause taken under advisement.
352-John 3. Miller vs. M. j. Hogan. De-
fendant's demurrer oyerruled. Ten DAYS ia
answer.
2O3-In the mattsr of the estate of w. A.
Dewar, deceased. Decree Of distribution
granted.
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