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A Convict With a Gun.

Mr.. Whitfield Flunisted of Covington, Ga,
who employs convicts Of Newton county, was
shot by one of the convicts. Mr.. Flunisted laid
his gun by a tree. One of the colored c~onyicts
had been sent on an errand. Upon re-
turning the convict saw the gun and
picked it up. He ordered Mr.. Flunisted to
give up his purse and throw up his hands or he
would fire. Mr.. Flunisted refused to obey. be-
heving the convict was joking, whereupon he
emptied one barrel of duck shot into Mr.. Fun
ed'sbody. The convict escaped and has not
yet been captured.
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The DESPATCH To Go TO YoRKrowN.-The
U.S.S. Despatch will leave the Washington
navy yard next Monday for West Point. Va,
where it will receive a number of gentlemen,
including the French minister, convey them to
Yorktown, Va, in time to witness the unvelIing
OF a monument concentrating the revolu-
tlonary victory, which ceremony takes place
Tuesday next
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Plead Guilty TO the CHARGE.

Joseph Washington, the young colored man
who was arrested Monday night by Detectives
Horne and Mahon, plead guilty in the Police
Court this morning to a charge of entering
Edward t. Pettingilrs house on New York
avenue and CARRYING of more than 500. Judge
Miller committed him in default OF $500 bail
for the action of the grand jury.
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Held Twenty-Five Per Cent.

New YORK, June 1l.-Eight persons were
brought before United States Commissioner
Shields this morning charged with refusing to
answer the questions of the census numera
tors. Six We're discharged and two were held
for examination.
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She Wants Her Old Name.

Annie NJ. Mcdonald, by Mclean & Nichol,
has filed a bill for divorce from Lemon NJ.
Mcdonald asking to be permitted to resume
her maiden name Of Sheharer. They were
married in Baltimore in August, 1881. She
charges that after remaining away from her
months at a time on June 3. 1887, he lef. her
and has failed to support her.
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Skif SwamDed. Man Drowned

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June YESTERDAY
afternoon a small skiff in which two workmen
employed on Frank Jones farm at Freeman's
Point had embarked was overturned by a
strong current. Charles Clarke. aged twenty
SIX. was drowned. He leaves a widow and one
child. The other man reached the shore.
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The Foxhound Stranded,

LONDON, June 1.-THE British gunboat Fox
hound is !Nranded in Menai Straits. Wales.
The FoxLound is a composite vessel of As
tons and 41o horse power and carries four guns
She is the tenSer to the turret ship Neptune.
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Gave Him the Town..

EDINBURGH, June 11.-Today the lord pro-
vost and the town council presented Mr.. Henry
NJ. Stanley with the freedom of the city of
Edinburgh. The ceremonies were witnessed
by Il throng of people, vino greeted the African
explorer with marked enthusiasm.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Andrew Jacob Bauer and
Margaretta Bauer; w. +. Gurley of Omaha,
Neb., and Elizabeth S. Buckley; Moses Brooks
and Mary johnson.
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a TWenfN.E nnf Hole.

LIVERPOOL, June determination shows tho
condition OF the Anchor line steamer City of
Rome. now locked for repairs at Birkenhead, to
be more serious than was at first believed to be
tho case. 1t will require at least a weeks work
to repair the twenry-toot hole which has been
found in the steamers forepeak.
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The DAILY Company had rousing I

The DAILY Company had arousing reception
at tho premiere performance at the Lyceum
Theater in London last night. particularly Ada
Rehan, James Lewis, Mrs. Gilbert and john
Drew. The house was crowded
Tom Plat was black-balled at a lively meet
ing of the Harlem Republican Club last night.
Mrs. kierchbaum was arrested in New York
on suspicion of killing her husband last night
five miles in Is minutes 2 Is seconds, and won
Q cup.
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Congressman Renominated.

Representative G. W. Cooper of Indiana,
whose first speech in Congress two years age
was a denunciation Of President Cleveland's
pension ~vetoes, was renominated by acclama.
ton yesterday by the democrats of the fifth
Indiana district in convention at Franklin.
His nomination is equivalent to an election.
Senator Voorhees, made a speech to the con.
~vention.
Representative Jason b. Brown was also re-
nominated by reclamation by the democrats ci
the third Indiana district at Seymour. The
district is overwhelmingly democratic.
Congressman Doekery of the third Missouri
district was renominated yesterday.
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The osWa,lace Monthly Robbers

NEW York. June 1.-Two detectives arrived
today from Havana bringing Robert II. Wal
lace and J. Il. Lowitz, who robbed the Wallace
Monthly Magazine of $4,000. The men fed to
Cuba under assumed names, and the detectives
had considerable difficulty getting extradition
DaIers.
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ssRIs DAT oUI CITo DAT"

ssRIs A QUI I I DAT"
Uwice gives he who gives quicklyD
The genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Salt opov-
der form) is an excellent aperient. laxative and diure-
tic Tor constipation. la Rheumatism, GOut, Diabetes.
and all liver and kidney troubles 1t has no equal 10
clears the complexion and puriGss the blood. II 10
easily soluble, pleasant TO take and permanent in It's &C.
ton. Each bottle comes in a light biue PAPER cartoon
and has the signature Of "Eisner & Mendeison Co..
sole agents, q Barclay st.. New York. on every bottle.
Beware OF limitations. For sale everywhere or mailed
upon receipt Of one dollar. Pamphlets mailed free.
EIsNER 4 MENDELsoN co.
2 Sole Agents, 6 Barclay st.. New york.
EUREKA ROACH POWDER
IL VIII o>itlyely lNpel ali Roarhes AZ once.
NJ POISON. No PIEF REQUlkkD
Price 3Oc. per ID. Will no sent by erprers ON recesrx
OF the amount IN stamps " postal note.
Manufactured by
W II. TUTTLE oonfectioper.
myl2- Inn 324 ". Lexington 81, BAltlaore IA.
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Gov. Dingley RcnOminated.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 1.-The second dis
trict republican convention today renominated
Hon. Nelson Dingley, jr., for Congress by ac-
clamation.
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ArE1,s
sARSAPARfLi.k
Il BEST
o MEDICINE

so SAY LEADING PHYSICIANS AND DRUG.
ersTs, n THEIR OPINION IS ENDORSED By
THOUSANDS CURED By IT OF sCRoFULA, &c
JENA. ERYsIPELAs AND oTHER DISEASES o
THE BLOOD.
ayers slrsaparilla has won its reputation by years
r s. Lang. Druggist, 212 Merrimack ST.. Lowell,
Nsss
Or. ". P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford. Tenn, says: I'm
my practice ! invariably prescribe Ayers SarsAparilla
for chronic diseases Of the blood"
Dr.. R.R Boyle. Sd and Oxford SITS, Philadelphis,
Pa, writes; For two years / have prescribed Ayers
Sarsaperilla in numerous instances and I find it highly
efbcaciOus in the treatment Of all disorders of the
blood
l. VI. Robinson, armaci Sabina, Ohio, certihes
ayers sarsapa-flIa has always been a great seller.
My customers think there is no blood purifier equal
30 it"
FOR many years I was afflicted with scrofulous run
ming sores. which at last became so bad the doctors
advised smputatins one Of my legs to save my life. /
began taking Ayers sarsaparilla and soon saw an i'm
sores were healed. continue to take a few bottles Of
this medicine each year. for my blood, and am no
longer troubled with sores. Ihave tried other reputed
blood purifiers. but none does so much good as Ayers
ssrsaparilla"-D A. Robinson. Neal, KansasL
Don't fail to get
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DaVitt Ill.
A MurderOus Wife.

LONDON, June 11.-Michael Davitt, the we'll
known Irish nationalist. is seriously i'll.
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Died at

VANCOUVER, WASH. June 11.-Capt. Chas. b.
Weston. fourteenth infantry, died here last
evening of apoplexy.
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Left Mourning Creditors.

BosroN, June 1L.-Mr. Albert Gates, IT,, who
lately conducted a real estate and mortgage
business at LOO fremont street, IL missing and
leaves numerous creditors in town.
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Parnell mt n WEDDING

LONDON. June 11.-Today Mr.. VIM. O'Brien,
member of parliament for Cork, and Mile. Raj
falovitch, daughter of the distinguished Paris
ian banker, were married by Archbishop Croke.
The ceremony was witnessed by Mr.. Parnell
and many other members of the Irish national
Darty. ..4fL At
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Bought Of Grasty. the Pusher.

We take the liberty Of publishing Mrs CIosebuvers
bh because &c feel confident that II Is worth some
tElnE 70 the readers Of Ihr Star TO know where they
CAL eel the "iuOStest gUUds for the Ieastest money"
LveTy 1Ods - talking about Grassy. Jhs Pusher. and
well they may.
Don't listen az what other merchants say. Ofcourse
they want L. keep you away. The bcSt evide ICE of a
mau's grUWius business u 20 have his Councillors
slarr1ng at him We are here 70 stay and W., want your
trade. no matter where yOU live. Remember the
Lame and place
NJ. T. GRAsTY,
:a2o-6m 1901. 9Th at NV
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The body OF Charles Murrell, a seaman.
thirty-iye years old. was found az the foot OF
the l25-ioot blun back of the W~cehawken ferry
yesterday. His neck was broken.
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Confessed

DENVER, CoLo., June 11.-Robert Nicle, late
confidential clerk for J. NJ. Berkey & Co., rea
estate brokers, yesterday confessed to the en-
bezZlemcnt of Sll 900. Sentence was deferred
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F SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared By

Prepared By
DR.. J. c. AVER & co. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold By Druggists, 81 six IS. Worth SIS a bottle.
m1S
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IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.

The subcommittee of the House committee
on immigration investigating the immigration
question has returned to Washington. The
committee has been absent more than two
weeks and has taken a large amount of testi-
mony. While away the visited Chi
cago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Detroit.
MI. VALENTINE TO SUCCEED MP. cANADAY.
The republican Senators held n caucus last
evening to choose a successor to Sergeant-at-
Arms W. p. Canaday, who has handed in his
resignation, to take effect June 80. The lead
ing candidates for the place were E. X. Vnlen-
tine of Nebraska and Silas NJ. Bailey of Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Bailey was the candidate of Sem
ator Quay, while Mr.. Valentine controlled most
of the strength of the west, led by the Senators
from his own state. There were forty Senators
present at the caucus. The candidates put in
nomination were Valentine of Nebraska, Bailey
of Pennsylvania. Reade of Maine, Reed OF Min
nesota, Swords of Louisiana, Byington of Con-
~necticut, Wilson Of Montana, and Dunn of Della
ware. The votes on the first ballot were scat
tered widely, but on the second the strength of
the leading candidates was concentrated, and
Mr.. Valentine receiving % votes to Mr.. Bailey's
- was declared the choice of the caucus.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.
Name. o. c. Nano. o. C.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO CorsOn and Mccartney, 1919 L street:
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BARGAINS

BARGA1Ns
IN FURNITURE
Our Furniture DEPARTMENT is overcrowded.
We are carry NJ too much stock Tor this time Of year
Il or.eT to 10 50 We have
IT PRICES
fully 20 per cent.
II you need Furniture now is your OPPORTUNITY.
L BARGAINS
before buying elsewhere.
AS SPECIAL BARGAINS we quote an Elegant 8
$3.50" former Price SIS, Also an Eatra FIJI suite.
uIhOlsjgrgd IN tapestry aud sill Flush. So; reduced
notbe bought elsewhere al the Prices quoted.
ANOTHER SPECIAL is a Very Hand
some 3-tiece SOLID OAK Chamber suite. antique oak or
10th century nnish Iarge dresser, beyeisd glass; only
81 Finest IN the market and cannot be duplicated
chars 10 match. 81.
hOcAers to match, a.
We are showing a large stock Of sideboards, newest
patterns. III snugue oak, from. $50 TO SlUO;
ANY one IN need Of such an article would do well to
examine tEeuI-
BABY CARRIAGES
is the finest and most complete ever shown in this
elty al styles anu DESIGNS. from $3.50 up to $50.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
! scaled TO one offered at els. which is the best Car
riaEr ever shown Tor the price.
Also 10 our 4s5 Carriage. Cheapest in the market.
Full line %
KE~FbIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS,
from - up. all styles and woods.
lXAIu.ne those Oh the dry -4lV principle.
In addition 70 the above We are Offering
IMMENSE BARGAINS
in the CURTAIN. UPHOIS IEkl and CARPET
DEPARTMENTS.
See our Bargains IL Matuugs Reduction Of fully %
Per cent.
II YOU need anything in the way Of
IJENlLC4sE.
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
CURTAINS, D~IAPERIES OF WALL PAPERS,
call OE Us
JULIUS ~LANSBUEGH.
37 18th and + sts.
THOsE WHO WISH TO PRACTICE ECONOM
Il should buy CAREERS Little Liver Pills. Forty
H..s ~ \ VA. only one mn . dmse.
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Range of the Thermometer Today

The following were the readings at the sly-
nal Office today: Sam. &C. pm, So; maxi
mum. 81; minimum. 60.
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nIlS
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HAVE NO EQUAL As APROHPT AND POSITIVE
III cure for sck headache. biiiOusness. constipation,
pam III the side and ali liver troubles. CAhIER'o
Little Liver Pills. Try them
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Markets.

CHICAGO. June II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s7.s: July, Ss's: August, $3.50. ~Corn-July, 3Ik;
August, 35i.; September. 35&. Oats-July, 27Tt;
August, 2Gs: September. 25As. ~Pork-July, l2.S5:
August, 1915. Lard-July, 500: August, 6.O2k:
September, 612H. Short ribs-July, 5.02k; Au-
gust, 5.l2k; September. 5.o2k.
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Baltimore

BALTIMORE. June 11.-COtton nOminal-mid-
ding, l2k. Flour, quiet and unchanGed-Howard
street aud western super, 22ja..T5; do. extra.
3.0OaI.0O; do. family, 4. 25a4.S5: City mills, Rio
5.O0a5.jO; spring. do. DO, 5.1Oa5.50; do. do,
straight, 4.60aJ.00; do. do. extra. 4.l0ai.5 80.
Wheat, southern quiet and frm-Fultz, S5a9O;
Longberry, SGa92; No. ., 3OT: steamer No. 9.
red. 81: western weak; No. > winter red spot, SSL
aSsk; June, SSaaSsK; July. Sss<aS9; August,
SS4as9; September, 10Y. Corn-Houthern firm
and quiet: white. 44a4G: yellow, 41a42: western
40sI: steamer, j6Aa37. Oats steady and firm
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 3la34; do.
western, white, 33a34; do. do. mixed, 32a33b;
graded No. >, white, "A. Rye, quiet and un-
changed-cho!ce. 61a6S; prime. 62a6;:; good to
fair, 5Sa60. Hay dull and rime to
choice timothy, l2.00al300. Provisions quiet
and unchanged-mess pork. old 30, new 1880;
bulk meats, loose shoulders, q; long clear and
clear rib sides, o: sugar-pickled shoulders, 6:
ll4al2H, large l0all; lard, refined IN, crude
6a64 Butter firm and MISUNDERSTANDING.
fancy, 14al5; do. fair to choice, I2al3; do. imita-
tatiOn, l0all: ladle. fancy, 10: do. good TO choice,
SAP; rolls, line, l0al2; do. fair 10 good, SAG: west
ern pacSed, Cas-: grass, 1a9. Eggs weak-l4al4L.
Coffee rm-Rio cargOes fair, 20; No, Z, 1SalSE.
Sugar very strong - graduated, GZ. Copper
scarce and strong-refned, 14al4k. Whisky firm
III. Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
sacks, 12s.6d.; grain, lhd. Cork for orders -3s. Cd.
Sales-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 BUSH
els.
BALTIMORE. June 11.-virginia consols. "a;
Baltimore and ohio stock, IO5al07; Northern
Central. 20: Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more trsts, 100a lOlk i; do. seconds, 67a15; CONSOLE
dated gas bonds, ll54: do. stock, o3h ao3H.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
Sherman a. q Little Boy.

=. -,
"Pe"N"'g oi "eh' SHERMAN reminds
one OF story told bya member OF the
family concerning fin. wav i'm which tbs
hero wb.n n vo,,n,s,.r c,,, 10 .
-. -, r'.,' -, ="
''''oe' vi '"e '"'''''s o' iho'has
Ewing.
There was distant relationship be-
tween the two families. and so whom
&c, E,,;na haanI -, 49, ho.1 :" "
eA-"oN' Ewing hearu at MS nome IN
Lancaster, ONO, ot the death OF the
iather OF the sherman family, he AT
once had his carriage brought up and
Grove across the country to W here the
Shermans lived. There was big fam
NY oil children and they We're very
poor, SO alter consultation with the
widow ana the eldest daughter IT was
agresd that Mr.. Ewing should take
one OF the boys-all little fellows
nome with INN Tor the present until
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Beard called to order at a. m. March
., as regular March. 1890. session.
Present, j. W. Beck. chairman: j. Nc.
Court and L. Saunders, commissioners; W.
II. Kelly. clerk.
Minutes Of last session read and an
proved.
Report of viewers ON change in road dow
east side Of Big Spring creek examined and
approved. and the road declared county
road as described in said report.
Board gave Bernard Mcdonald the con
tract to put in the bridges and do the work
reported necessary by viewers ON above
road for the sum of 500. all work to be slore
before closing the old road county TO fur.
nish plank for bridges.
Adjourned to p. m.
Called at p. IN. All present.
Report OF Chss. J. Knowles, Justice Of the
peace, read and approved.
Report Of Hugh Green, supervisor, exam
ined and approved.
Board examined ssve,al bills against the
county.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
How to Break a Horse.

"Old Tex" writes from Philipsburr
to tho Usl.,a Stool Jo,rn.I a. ,oI
- ~" -. '.,,
lows D" '''s SUBJECT mere is not
one man IN a dozen that has any idea
about breaking "A horse, except to get
on. wbin slash and .,,r E.wof ,,,.,
""o" ''"' =! e"o'' treatment man!
valuapie,sood-dlspositioned horses are
spoiled; when. u good Judgment had
oeeii used ana the horse gwen time to
learn what he was wanted to do, he
would have been II KIND, well-trained
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13

a Nan Who Claims to Be yehovah's Messen-
ger to the Jews.

A man whose name is unknown is
going about the city claiming to
lie the second Adam, says a Louis
vile, Ky., special. lie wanders from
place to place and announces that he
has "a revelation direct from the
Messiah. Who he is and how he sup
ports himself no one knows. This
morning he made a round of all the
newspaper offices. lie was about 90
years old, shabbily dressed, short OF
stature, and wearing sandy -colOred
hair and beard, which was thin and
unkempt. The old man approached
a reporter and said
81 have an important announce
ment and I beg OF you to publish it
for the good Of the Israelites. am
commissioned Of Jehovah to warn my
people, the Jews, to return to the
Holy Land"
"When did you have O conference
with the Almighty" was asked.
This morning, just half an hour
ago, as | was walking along the street,
the Great Jehovah whispered i'm my
ear, Just as plainly as am talking to
you: Warn my people to return to
Palestine without delay"
"HOw often does Jehovah commun-
cate with you, and in what Manner"
"Oh, every day. Sometimes he
speaks to me face to face, and again
he comes to me in dreams. ! have
been his agent now for six years, and
! am going from place to place attend
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
Adjourned to |? a. IN. March I.

.s'I''"h'" w ~ 81. W.. haf'h
Called at ? "A. m. March .. All present.
Board ordered "a transfer of 81, $50 from
the general fund To thecontingent fund.
Beard allowed Lewright Bros. "a rebate
Of S1l.lo ON their assessment. they being
assessed 5000 mere than they owned, ahd
clerk was ordered to draw warrant for
Sl1. 10.
W. V. Lewis having been assessed S2sS
more on improvements than he owned. the
board allowed him a rebate of S5.I1 and
ordered clerk to draw a warrant for same.
Board allowed a rebate OF $500 on the
assessment Of IIo.eland Bros, and ordered
clerk to draw a warrant for SlJ in pay
msnt OF tax rebate.
Report of X. f.. Gudgel Justice Of the
peace of Big Spring township, examined
and approved.
Adjourned to y. IN.
Called at y. IA. All present.
Board allowed county treasurer mill.
commission ON special school funds col
lected.
Report Of county ytreasurerexamiue,lau and
approved.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
Requiescat in Pace.

"Do You know. George, I wish YOU
would stay at home tomorrow.
''Why, darling"
'Oh, because this afternoon ter.
rlble-looking tramp came here while
you were away and ordered me to give
HIM something to eat, so had to give
him all that sponge cake made last
saturday, and, George, he says he is
coming back tomorrow"
''Dld he eat the cake, darling?"
Yes, all OF it, every bit"
well, then set your mind AT rest,
dear. he Will never come back New
York Ledger
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13

s 9.947 % 9,9i7 %
SPECIAL. SCHOOL DIST. NO. l.
Cash on nd. Dec. LIS I.725 "a
From taxes....... .W;c 20
Warrants paid. 8 1896 92
Int. ON bonsls....... 3SJ 90
Cash on hand..... 1,Ol3 II
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
OFFICIAL. ROSTER.


state Directory.
,'overnor. X. Toole. Helena
Lieut.. Govcrnor...John T.. Richards. Butte
Member of Congress, r. II. Carter. Helena
Secretary y................ Louis Rotwitt, Helena
Treasurer ...............R Il. .. Hickman, Helena
Audiior........... ......E. \. kenney. Helena
Airy General. ....lienri j. Haskell, ,,lendiv.
hief Justice supreme Court.........
Henry \. Blake. Helena
Associate Justices fE. n Uarwood
supreme Court '''''' W. II Dewitt
lerk Sup. Court, W. J. Kennedy, Helena
Superintendent Public Instruction.
.........John cannon. Helena
Federal Directory.
L. ;. Marshal Thomas Irwin, Butte
REGISTER L. ;. Land Office. S.W. Langhorne
i;eceiv.r L. :. Land Office, II. ). Howell
surveyor General. ID. Eaton
L. > Attorney. ey.............-...........E. ID. Weed
All ot Helena.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-13
Statement Of Licenses Collected in Fergus
County for Quarter Ending Feb
ruary 20, 1890.


Is Plchette. u 500 90
John McGinn, l. ID T., 80
b table > 90
x Gies, gaming 100 90
V Giss, merchant q oo
Harrison * Co, mcht :, 90
Mrs Z ii Bessey, mcht :, 90
J. Saunders, livery L., go
W Hawson, butcher g 90
& + Richards, mcht q 90
Boissonnesult, mcht = go
\ Belangsr mcht IL uo
Hersey, mcht IL ou
J B Pichetts gaming :;s 90
Chas Mix. B table :, 90
Lehman * Co. mcht Ia 90
Montana stage 60. common carriers 2o uO
Morgan. W l. u ~ -
Nc smith a Bro. msht . go
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