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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-17
SUMMONS In THE DISTRICT COURT Q

SUMN0NH-1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the first judicial district Of tho state Of Mon
tana, in and Tor the county OF Lewis and Clarke
6omsr:sli Aanufseturing Company; ocrpoEs.
Leopold and Roea Leopold, copartners under
trm name and style OF Leopold Bros. b Company
above named defendant
You are hereby reqp.rsd to appear n an actios
II ss Il q ni e 1 Ss ooda,g
Lewis and Clarke. to answer the complaint
fled therein, within ten days. exclusive Of the
day OF service) after the service ON you Of thia
served out Of this county, but within this district
q dsi.Sit Vii s s.fsn .ssia.t HSss
The said seto s e Brought to recover The jude
ment Of this court in favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendants for the sum Of 42972 for
goods. wares and merchandise sold and dc.
instance. and request between the nh day
January, A. D. 1850, and the 10th day Of May
1880, end for costs of suit
wares and merchandise having Oh been sI sold i'd Q
time, and spch time not having ret expired bu
defen, ants have disposed Of their property sub
ject to execution. for the purpose Of defrauding
And You are hereby notified that Il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, e. above
required, the said plaintiff will enter your default
s g IL take ludgment .sainst you for tho sum Of
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court of the first judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, IN and for the county Of Lewis
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anf
ninety. IN r. NJ f---5
ISesu JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
McCoNNLL& CLAYBERo. Attorneys Tor Plsin
q =.
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EHEhlFF's SALE - ISAAC GREENWOOD.
~ Ferdinand Bohm, copartners in the business
nnder the tirm name and style Of GREENWOOD.
Nay 4 Pettsr. LOUIS Cans. Herman Cans o. snd
fsndants. Louis Cans, Herman Cams and Horny
foss S..s ca Po nen s.ec aase
hood and Ferdinand Hohm. co-partners - Green
hood. Bohm 4 Co, defendants. Louis Cans, Her
g Klein. plaintiffs, w. Albert +. Potter and Mary
f. Potter, defendants.
Under .nd p virtue Ct n order Ct sale aod d.
district COURT Of the Frat Judicial district q the
st=te Ct Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
II the above entitled action. wherein Isaac
Greenwood, Bohm 4 Co. Louis Cans. Herman
Klein. and Louis CAM. Herman Cans and Henry
named plaintiffs ohtainsd !. j9dsmspt and % p DE-
az q october. Isl; for sSs sum q ssSss a.
IA sto. asa e. which sssd :.a ipss ,.. 'ss
recorded in Judgment. book No. F. :;
tain lots, pisces OF parcels Of and situate, lying
state q Montana. and boandsd and dsso aaid
Lots eight Is. nine sl n block numbered
and state. according to map or plat thereof on
file In the Office Of the recorder Of sAid county
Of Lewis and Clarke. Also all that part Of lot
numbered seven ~ In book numbered three }
in said town Of East Helena. except the west
twentysix (2s) feet OF said lot together with all
and Singular the tenements, hersditaments and
sppurtsnances. thereunto BELONGING OF q any
wise sppeftaininR.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday,
tho 10Th day OF November, A. D. $780, ct II
court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, viii, in obedience to said order Of
sAle and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the
above described property or 90 much thsroof =
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment. with
interest and COSTS to the highest and best bidder
to- cash in hand.
Given undss my hand this. ths Ii day Or
Apr / A. ID. 1890
CHAA II. JEx9xnlA. Sheriff
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A Now Jersey Cannibal.

New York. Nov. 16.-During fight at
st. Cloud, N. j., last night. Robert Todd
pulled his adversary's face down against
his own, got his under lip in his mouth and
bit piece ont Of it. Tho latter's yell Of
agony brought man around from the bar
and dragged the two mon apart. Todd
arose from the floor and deliberately
chewed and, swallowed the piece Of human
flesh an inch long and three.quarters of an
inch wide.
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breath. but with 1000 pound bear urging
aim 70 greater exertiona. He looked for
small! tree to climb, but nons Wa found.
and hs finally managed to elude his pur-
suer N thicket. Paul has Lost all cont
ened BY halloOinr at il. =,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-17
The World Enriched.

Tho facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort Of
mankind are almost unlimited and whom
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, % it ID the only remedy which ID
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effsotual TO cleanse The
systsm gently in the springtime, or, in fact,
more popular it becom, ..
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BRUlN WAS NOT BLUFFING
So Austin Paul Had to Mako . Run
Safety.

Safety.
6PEAR11sH, s. D., Nov. 16.-Austin Paul,
the superintendent Of the Buckeye placer
mines, near this city. had an experience
with bear few days ago that he doesn't
care to repeat under similar circumstances.
When fully three miles from camp he dis.
covered an immense black bear about 800
yards away. He had no weapons save a
small penknife, and as q rule,it is not I'D
visable to attack full-grown bear under
such circumstances. Paul was not
disposed to run, even though he had
NO weapons, 90 he undertook to
brighten bruin BY letting out a
regular Comanche war-whoop. Bruin
braced upon his launches, took good look
at tho intruder, and at once started toward
him at a clumsy trot. Even then Paul was
of tho impression that it was only bluff
on Bruins part, but when the distance was
about half covered he took to his heels.
Up hill they went, Paul almost out Of
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ARTHUR P CURTIN'S@
VISITORS

Are cordially invited immense warerooms whether In
tending purchase where will be pleased 70 show
the largest stock every department displayed Monana
stocks than be shown by 81 Helena COM
baed and prices that they cannot will dare not meet Our
to the very lowest Of freight and are bought for
spot cash only.
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II Mammoth Furniture House ri
Furniture Carpets Wall Paper, House Furnishing Goods

Paror, bedroom Office and library
pillows springs comforts blankets seesngs and al kinds Of bed
Toler set picture frames moungs An immense stock
carpets and wall in all the shades and congs Win
dow shades lace and chenille curtains MIX curtains poles
Sle llat fG lqtm ir u Cll,rail Dnets SVll Iielk
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Health is Wealth!

DR. e. G. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MINT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizzi-
ness. Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous ProstratiOn c1use Oh by the neo
Of alcohol OF tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental Do
preston Softening Of the Balm resulting in in
sanity and leading to misery decay and death.
Premature Old A9a, Barrennsss, Loss Of Power
In either sex, Involuntary Loeses and Spermet-
orrha caused by over sxerticn Of tho brain, self
abuse Or over indulgence: Each box contains
ono months treatment. 3L0O box, or six boxes
If $500 sent b NAL prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure cay CASA With each order received By q.
for six boxes, accompanied with $500. We Will
eond the purchaser our written guarantee to 70.
fund the money il the treatment does not OBJECT
. curs. Guarantees issusd only ~ H u. FArchsn
d Co, druggists, sole agents, Helena, Montana
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@EOO REWARD!

v,will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis, Sick Headache. IN
cure With Vests Vegetable Liver pills. whom tbs
directions arc strictly complied With. They aIs
lion. Sugar Coated. Largo boxes. containing
80 Pills, Is cents. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only n
By H. II. Parchsn b Co. druggists, HelenA. III
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J. Exclusive Music House
Pianos, Organs, Orgulnettee, MUSICAL Merchandise.

b. n BURGESS Manager and PracticA Piano Tuner
Sole state agent for Stenway Sons Standard Pianos q the
world Also for the celebrated sohmer Co, Briggs Gable
Bos The Wegman Co patent tuning pin Piano. Mason Ha
Ea Newman Bros' and Starring Organs
instruments on Fay TGns Of E1eha1gA
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Themes Hotel robbed.

Some enterprising thief entered the room
Of one of the female employees of the Grand
Pacific hotel, in the sixth ward, Monday.
after the girl went to work, and took every
thing of value that could be found. The
police have been furnished description OF
the stolen property which included three
new ten dollar bills and other money ag-
Rregating thirty-eight dollars; heavy gold
ring, two pawn tickets for gold rings, fur
seal plush cloak and q green plush pocket
book containing addresses.
The robbery occurred betpeen the hours
of and II a. m. but no trace of the articles
has yet been found.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BENONI STEELE, PLAIN
- tiff, vs.. George T. Jennings and Catherine

SHERIFF'SS ALE-BENONI STEELE, PLAIN
= tiff, vs. George T. Jennings and Catherine
n, Jennings defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and de-
creo Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, on the 2ath day of October, A. ID.
1880. in the above entitled act on wherein Benoni
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
the 9Th day q October. <. b. 1870. for the
attorney fees; which said decree was, on, the
Judgment book No. + Of said court At page -,
piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being
tana, and bounded and described as follows, TO-
81; in the Valley View, addition to the city Of
Helena, according to the plat OF said addition on
file in the office of the recorder Of said county Of
Lewis 81 d Clarke. Montana.
Public notice il hereby given that on Friday.
the 2lst day of November. A. d. 1880, at IL O'Clock
NJ. of that day, at the front door of the court
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana, will, in obedience to- said order. OF sale
and decree of foreclosure and SALE sell the above
described property, or no much thereof % may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with In
for cash in hand.
A.. D. 1890 ChAS NJ. JEFFERIS, Sheriff.
ISAAC HoLBRooK, Deputy Sheriff
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An Election Dispute Results in q
Bloody stabbing Array in
q Beer Hall.
William Under Receives Two
Serious Clashes About the
Head and Face.
Two Prisoners Sent mp for Many Days
Yesterdays Roundup Around the
Court House.

At half past two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the Central Beer hall was the scene OF
brutal cutting ARRAY. Without word OF
warning William Hess whipped out a case
knife and made two stabs at William Lin
den. The blade Of the knife used was as
keen edged az razor. Hess darted to-
wards Linden's head. The rim of his hat
was cut in two places, one just above the
left jaw and tho other behind the loft ear.
Had not outsiders interfered Hess would un-
doubtedly have continued his carving. As it
was he inflicted an ugly and deep cash four
inches long down the side OF Linden's face;
the second cut was nearly four inches in
length and started from just behind the
ear and nearly approached the throat.
Jailer Frey arrested Hess and he 10 now in
the county Jail. DR.. Rockman was called
and sewed mp Linden's wounds. He will
probably recover, though it was only mir
aculous that an artery was not severed.
Hess wac under the influence of liquor and
now sorely regrets his deed. He says he
must have been crazy as he cannot recall
what prompted him to commit such muir
derous act. The row, as learned from wit
nesses, was precipitated over dispute
about the election. Hess was not in the
discussion but Linden and an Italian were
engaged in q war of words. Hess, who
said he was a republican. became frenzied
about something and started in to carve
Linden. The latter's hat and the blood
stained knife are in possession of Sergeant
Quirk, who assisted in the arrest. A pre-
liminary hearing will be held to day.
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TIL. One Got Ninety Days.

On Monday Ben Clarke conceived the
idea as he examined his wardrobe, that il
was time to replenish it before hard winter
set in. He didn't care very much by what
means he secured the necessary clothing 90
he started out. He broke into the rear Of a
pawnbroker's place on Water street and
lifted himself out in the best secondhand
clothing he could find and took them to his
room il the International hotel. The bur
glary was soon discovered and the. guilt
speedily traced to Clarke. whom the clerk
had noticed walking in with clothing. He
was turned over to the police and yesterday
had trial, was found guilty and sentenced
to ninety days IN the county Jail where he
will spend the winter and will not require
many new clothes.
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MONTANA'S NICK NAME.

The "Bunch Grass State Name Meets with
Second Endorsement.
HE lNDkPESDHNT has ON many occasions
ana more particularly when the horse 6po-
kane achieved his Kentucky derby victory,
alluded TO- Montana a. tho Bunch Grass
State" and in suggesting appropriate names
Tor the state tho Husbandman prefers this
to the other names suggested. On the sub
ject it says:
The suggestion in some Of our Helena
prints few weeks ago that Montana be
christened the bonanza state comes Ill
too late, according to our way of thinking,
slnce this has long before been christened
the .sBunchgrass' state. This title was
proudly won on many hotly -contested
plant. in imparting elastic muscles
and toughened sinews to the Mon
tana horse. and ID as peculiar
to the state and attaches AZ naturally to it
as does the name Of the Bluegrass state
to Kentucky. The "bunchgrass'' horse.
"bunchgrass' beef and mutton is distinctly
a feature of Montana, and throughout the
racing circles of the continent the fame Of
the 'bunchgrass' is known and acknowl-
edged, while Montana beef and mutton
has been the peer of all grass products. And
although we are willing to admit that Mon
tana, like Colorado and Nevada, is produc-
AK many OO00AZdb III tU0 6u6p6 Oh ulucO
and that those states also produce bunch-
grass it is also true that the product of
Montana was the first to bring the merits
of this plant to the front. This cannot be
doubted, for, long ere there was
q thoroughbred or standard. bred
horse within the confines Of the
then territory the achievements Of the
common Indian and Pacific coast ponies in
performing long and fatiRuing journeys.
journeys never before nor since equalled by
the equine family of any country beneath
the shining sun, had astonished the civil
lied world: while, since the introduction Of
the royal family Of horsedesh, the wonder
full spokane has won three great derbys in
succession and placed the laurels Of his
state and "bunChgrass" horse safely beyond
the reach Of horses less fortunately reared
and fed. In view of this fact and the more
waving knee deep ON mountain plateaus in
midsummer or cured and brown in autumn
and midwinter, has no superior as q feed,
justly entities our state to be known as the
"BunchRrass" state. And, whether the
popular will will accept that which has
been tho natural outgrowth of the rural
pursuits or the more modern and probably
more transitory title of the bonanza"
state, as suggested by Col. Wheeler, We are
not prepared to say; but one thing certain
is that all the vast ages that may fit by as
time pursues her endless Cycles and 90 long
as these everlasting hills shall stand and
bunch grass grows as it has spontaneously
for the hundreds of years that their alluvial
horse-the king of equines- be known
as the .'bunchgrass' horse.
Smoke Agnes Booth Nfovendor6 4
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Phil Shenon, Of Bannack, is in town.
Hon. Thomas Joyes, of Boulder, was in
the city last night.
Among the smiling democrats in the city
yesterday was Senator Ed. Cardwell, Of
Jefferson county.
Mrs. Ballow, formerly a well-known
teacher here, has accepted the position of
matron in the Women's Home.
Yesterdays departures via the Northern
Pacific were: Mrs. K. N. Kincaid, Shelby,
O.; John N. Stewart, Shelby, o.; Thos. II.
Fielding, Quincy, ILL.,; F. A. Bond, Wash
ington, D. c.; Chas. NJ. Wright, Kansas
CITY; NJ. Kelly, Chicago; I. ]. Farrell, st.
Paul.
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Small Theft. Growing Frequent.

Small Thefts Growing Frequent.
Hardly day within the past week has
failed to furnish reports of large and small
thefts around the city. Afew days ago a
woman lost pocketbook in Fowles' store
containing $50. She left it on the counter
about minute and while her attention was
directed in some other part of the store. the
purse was picked up and has not yet been
found.
Officer Sweeney played in lick the other
dav: He placed two $40 bills, he thought,
place and the money dropped to the ground nd
About an hour later he discovered his loss.
A stranger picked the money up and told a
policeman that he found the money. About
this time Sweeney appeared and told of his
and was very much tickled to get it back.
He offered the stranger IS for his honesty,
but he refused to accept it.
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No Extra Session.

WAsHMoroN, Nov. k-PostmAster- General
wanamaker to-day, in answer TO an inquiry
by representative Of the associated press.
said there was no probability Of an extra
session Of congress. He did not believe
the president had any thought of calling
congress together before the regular session.
Two other members Of the cabinet, who
were unwilling to be quoted by name, said
there will be no extra session.
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sent Up for sixty Days.

Timothy Mulville. an old offender, will
have sixty days in which to regret that he
stole watch. He was run in az vagrant
and among his possessions was pawn
ticket. Timothy escorted an old German
to his lodgings few days ago and relieved
his friend of his watch. Officer Vannasse
was on the alert for Tim and his suspicious
proved we'll founded. The watch was
traced and proved to be the stolen ono.
The prisoner made poor show of defense
yesterday and his honor Judge Sanders
thought that the ends of justice would be
met by turning Mr.. Mulville over to the
paternal care Of Sheriff Jefferis for the
next two months.
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District Court.


The trial Of A. N. Walsh was commenced
yesterday. The following proceedings were
had:
All Kit, the Chinaman indicted for resort
ing to an opium joint was sentenced yester
day to twenty-four hours in the county Jail.
In the case of James Baker. the motion to
arrest and set aside Judgment was taken
under advisement BY the court.
D. G.. 6illiman VI. Owen Dople ct ux.: de-
fendant's demurrer to plaintiff . complaint
submitted and taken under advisement.
Sanford X. Palmer va. Emil Uffelman at
al; plaintiff granted leave to file supple
mental complaint.
L. 81. Hershaeld ct al. W. Rocky Noun-
tain Belle Telephone company: i1,doment
for costs entered against plaintiff.
Alfred Johns W. 3. II. Mcdonald; defend
anita motion to dismiss submitted vithont
arguments and counsel granted ten DAYS in
which TO file briefs.
A. Gueterman VI. Mady CLOTHING q.
plaintiff granted leave 10 amend comnlaint'
Bennett ". Holden; dismissed g settied.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 6.-The board Of man
aagement for the government exhibits at
the Worlds Columbian exposition deter.
mined at meeting to project plans upon
the basis Of one million dollars expendi-
the cost of which 10 limited by law to
$500 200. It also determined to az the
maximum limit for door space at 100000
souare feet.
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RMnA IN BRIu.

Iackson'smusic store Bailey bloes.
Dinner from u 70 5 ct this Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Aim Nearle,a ia
Clark street.
echlappi. the artistic piano tuner. Cap
tai City Music Co.
Jones ~. 1axkM, M1sehant taiIr. nsin
2 es4 cspoaAe 1izst Nat3onal henk.
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Among the Police.

Two brothers named Bourk engaged in a
fist fight last evening over money diff
Guilty. They were arrested and furnished
bail.
Martin McGerry went into Clore street
house Tuesday night and amused himself
by maliciously destroying everything he
could see that would respond to the sharp
ness of his pocket knife. He particularly
delighted in cutting bedclothes to pieces.
He was placed under arrest and will have q
trial to-day.
The police were very lenient with the
boys Tuesday night. Il was the democratic
night off and they got as much fun out Of
the occasion a. was possible.
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ne Be.her's wiz.

New Yoax, Nov. k-Nn. Cornslia v.
Miller, wife Of ono Of the partners in the
firm Of J. 81. Field d Co., Investment brok-
ers Of London, was to-day discharged and
re-arrsstsd ON charas Of having rsosivsd
e2s,0W stolsn NANCY. The papers m tho
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win Arrive To-day,

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. Alice Bramble, L. g. sutman, w. j.
Wrinkle.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

Nathaniel Myers. New W. G. sampson, Spo-
York. kane Falls.
CIV Sac kett and wife, l.. Lil!is, New York.
Chicago. Charles A. Schieren,
George n. Augien, st. New York.
Paul Thomas Mccoy. Chica-
P.S. Murphy, Anaconda. 60. -
A. d. Simpson. San Nj. G. Reak, 81. Paul
Francisco. George Patrick, st,
G. B. Folger. San Fran Paul
cisco. D. Matthews and WIFE,
w, d. Fuller Butte Butte =
John L. Harris, Great +. B. blocume Ninne-
Falls apolis.
John r. Burke, New q, A. Clarke, New York.
York.
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No. 4.4O6.
TREASURY DEPARTllENr.

OHIO Of CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHINdroN, Aug. "a. 1890
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
1.-THE Helena National Bank" Of the city Of Hell
ena, in the county of Lewis and Clarke and state
complied with before an association shall be au-
thorized TO commence the business Of banking.
and acting comptroller Of the currency do here
by certify that ''The Helena National Bank" in
the city of Helena, in the county of Lewis and
commence the business Of banking q provided
in section ffty-one hundred and sixty nine Of the
revised statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness
3srAI. 18Th day q IA August, 1850 '' ''''
r. w. NIXON,
Deputy and acting comptroller Of the currency
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Has several nice houssrforrsnt oooveuisnt
|ly located.
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PERSONAL.

The largest line of glassware in the city at The