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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03
FOR SALE.
h. W. s. Folk 3 Co.'S bargains.

- w. % e OAk - 10 y ASALX1l0os
t;sn f SET front on Main street. ine business loca
80 to 50 feet front on Main street. near Sixth
avenue 500 per front foot.
W t9 70 feet on Main street below the Iron
Iro 9on building at $500 per front foot.
:, 100 feet on Helena avenue near Main street, at
$50 per front foot.
e. lso feet on Helena avenue. corner, at $50 per
ax.s9 on Main street ut $500 per front foot,
-Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No. 1,
100 feet On corner Central addition at ss2se
per front foot
1aS feet on corner Central addition for $1,000
northern Pacific depot, at $l2 per front foot.
., oSx a choice corner Beattie addition, price
soxl4o choice corner, Bassett addition. prics
.a q. choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 t.
$ feet on Edwards street. near NJ ain. .. s4sope,
600 feet on lower Main street from SIS to $et
per front foot; choice property.
for the low suls s 81 sio Sesespe'' On ''s'4'
20 acres inside the city limits, plated. ut $50.
wv y! rms is the cheapest property to-day offered
Three choice lots in Cox addition At bedrock
prices.
:, On lot in Northern Pacific second addition
$500 cash.
l00xl4o on Eighth avenue, price $4,000.
1t $50 per front foot.
Several choice locations on the Haueer boule.
varo, IN Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
-Two-story frame, eleven room, closet.
cash, $1,000 at two years, per cent interest
This property rents for S45 per month. :,
S2.5oo-Qne story frame, five rooms and bath
closets and cellar. water in house and yard, or
lot AlXl&O; INQUIRE for terms.
SS5H-Iwo-story, frame house. ten rooms
bath, closets and cellar, water in house and yard
,$6bO9l-Two-story. frame house. eight rooms
All modern conveniences, west side on motor
line e. tsrms to suit.
bath, ETC.. stable on lot, lot 60xl25, west side
forms " 500 cash. balance long time.
80 Eve oo houses on s BROADWAY, five rooms each
/, $4,OOo-1wo-story frame. five rooms, water In
house; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
$3.50 One,story. tiye,room frame. water in
s., -Eight-room brick house, water in yard,
stable for ten horses sheds, ETC., Broadwater ad-
dition; terms $500 cash, balance to suit.
avenue, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
8, Ooo-Two-story frame house, six rooms and
bath, closets etc., west side; terms $500 cash,
$4,2OOITwo-story frame house on Clark street.
seven rooms. bath, etc.; terms $500 cash. balance
10 kUlG. .
$4,8OO-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No.
/ contains five rooms, cellar aud closets; No 2
contains six rooms, cellar and closets, 6Ox150
terms Zoo cash, S., 100 two years, 6 per cent.
$S,50O-frame house, seven rooms, water in
the yard, lot 50x1aO; terms. $1,7OO cash; balance
three and one-haf years at 10 per cent.
$l,6OO-One-s story frame house, i've rooms two
lots fenced separate, size of lots 1O0xl4O. In
Northern Pacific addition No. l. water in yard;
terms easy.
Special inducements will be made on Great
Falls and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
for plating always on hand.
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Helena. Aug. 80. 1890.

NCEICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
~ Helena 4 Livineston smelling & Reduction
Company: Please take notice that . special
meeting OF the Helena 4 Livinsston Smelling d
Reduction company, will be held 1t tho Office Of
eAtd company, In the city of Helena, county of
Lewis and Clarke, state of Montana, on Monday,
the 9Th day OF October, A. D. 1880 1t IL o'clock
nosn, Tor the purpose OF considering and voting
upon the following proposition, to-wit: That
Tor the purpose OF consolidating this company
M1fh the Montana smelling company of Great
FAILS. Montana, this company grant, bargain,
. es!i nd convey to corperstion to be known as
properly Of this cenpany Ct East Helena, to,wit:
SIX (SS) of township numbered ten tlO) north, Of
smelling and reduction works Of this company,
tor consideration Of four hundred and eighty
one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven dol.
lars and ei.hty cents, payable in the common
stock OF said Union Smelling Il Refining COM
Rany. 1T par; provided. eaid Union Smelling &
ke6ntng company shall also acquire the smelter
plant and real estate belonging to the said Mop
tana bmaltin9 company. ct Great Falls, Montana
Tor the sum OF five hundred and thirty thousand
six hundred and ninety five dollars and fourteen
cents. payable likewise in the common stock Of
Dated ct Helena, Montana, this 18Th day OF
August, 4. D. eighteen hundred and ninety.
A. ]. DAVIDSON
$50 A. j. SELIGNAN,
8. e. HAUHER,
II. NJ PARCHEN,
G. W. CANNON,
A. II. HOTTER
Lvinsston: SMELLING and ksduction company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03

A LAS SUNMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
n court Of Helena township, county OF Lewis
and Clarke State Of Montana, before B. +.
Woodman, Justice Of the peace.
Dr.. c. c. Hill, plaintiff. vs.. Olaf W. Anderson.
defendant.
PENDANT. greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear b.
fore me. b. I. Woodm.n, justice Of The peace.
my ofice in Helena within ten days . ter the
completion OF the Publication Of this alias cum
1850. ct raid day, then and there 70 make answer
to the complaint of Dr.: &. c. Hill. the shove
named plaintiff. in civil acticn to recover tbs
services r. ndsrsd By plsiLti for ioiendans a. his
special instance and request, and in dsfauit
ke,sof, judgment will be rn ieeed against ven.
Olaf VI Anderson, the above named defendant
Tor the sam of eighteen and 50-l00 dollars and
costs Of suit in this behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Angus
4. d. 1850. ~. WOOD4AN,
JUoAoo ct the teane Ct I'D Csaniy
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION = THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing by and be-
tween Miller and Roth, and doing business under
the firm name and style of Miller d Both, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All liabilities Of
the late firm viii be paid by Miller & Socks, who
viii collect all debts and accounts due and those
that may become due the firm, they alone being
authorized to receive and receipt therefor.
NJ ROTH,
JAMES MILLER.
Messrs Miller and Sock having purchased the
entire interest of Mr., Roth, of the above firm.
the business OF the Star Soap Co. will do busi-
ness in the old stand, 2O7 s. Main street. Penn
block. MILLER q SOCKS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A. j. Steele Co., Bailey Block, Offer:
Eight-room house on corner lot. 5Ox1OO feet
bath and furnace, Meagher street, for S. 800; hal
cash, balance six and twelve months, 10 pc
cent.
si1-reom frame, house on lot. 4ox1oo o,
| at per cont.
seven-room frame house on lot, 42x10O OF
6hiland street, only $500; $1,000 cash, balanc'
to suit ut 10 per cent.
Five-room frame house on lot, 50x103 o,
Eleventh avenue, only $500; $500 cash. 110O il
July. ~, at per cent, balance to suit at 10 PEI
Six-room frame house on lot, soxloo, on FIFTH
avenue on street line; 81, 500, 0OJ cash. bal
aoh eas front corner
field and Cannon streets in Cannon addition, on.
" block and half from motor; 900 cash.
125x125 feet south and east 'front.' corner Madi-
son and Cannon streets in Broadwater addition
price 5000. One-third cash, balance one and two
years at 10 per cent.
lOOxl25 feet on electric motor in Broadwater
addition; price $1,6O0, one-third cash, balance
one and two years at 10 per cent.
1OOxl25 feet corner Harrison avenue and Peosta
foot, one-third cash, balance one and two years
1OOxl25 feet on Peosta avenue, one block from
electric motor in Broadwater addition; SIS per
foot, one-third cash, balance one and two years
1251i22 feet south and east, corner Logan and
5Ox14O feet on Lyndale avenue in Northern Pa
cifc addition, for l.SO0 cash, ;,
5Ox14O feet corner on Lynda!e avenue In North
ern Pacific addition. for $1,000
5OxiOO feet on Boulder avenue In Northern Pa
cifo addition, for LOCO cash.
dition, one block from motor; 81 .250 cash;
oOxlisA feet on Logan street in Central addi-
75xiisH feet on Warren street in Central addi-
ton, for $4,5OO. terms easy.
25xi9O feet on Main street, for 81, 500 cash.
se sogh .Rd
i0oxl5o feet north and. west front, corner
Spruce and Mound streets in MAuldin addition;
5000, half cash balance one year at 10 per cent
90xll8 feet on Lyndale avenue in Parchen i'd
dition, on electric motor, for $4,000. favorable
5Oxl2o feet corner Livingston and Dakota
streets, on motor line, for 81, 900.
5OxllO feet on Missoula street in Jockey addi.
ton, for $3.50, one-third cash, balance six and
5Ox14C Sect corner Dakota and Billings avenues
in Jockey addition, for $500, terms one third
cash. balance six and twelve months at 10 per
5Ox14O feet on Butte street in Jockey addition fol
$780, terms easy.
soxlSo feet on Davis street in Loekey sddi.
ton. for 81 500, terms one third cash. balance
sa fest Ridge and Raleigh
streets, only $9Oper foot. terms favorable.
5OxliO feet on MissOu]a avenue, for $3.50, termt
one-half cash, balance six and twelve months.
5Oxl25 feet on knight street in Syndicate add
ton, on motor line, for SIS Per foot, terms hall
cash, balance July 81. at 10 Per cent.
5Ox125 feet corner Laurel and Cannon street,
in Syndicate addition, for $40 per foot, terms
5oxi25 feet on Wilder avenue, for sla per foot
| terms easy.
5Oxl25 fest on Hollins avenue. on electri,
motor. for only S12 per foot, terms easy.
Lots In Flowers addition ut from 81 to So pe
foot, on favorable terms:
40 acres swA Of sen of sec. IL. tp. 10. n v
for $4,000.
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n RESOLUTION NOTICE THE PARTNER
~ ship heretofore existing between Fred Nc
Lean and Geo w. Huffaker, under the style
and firm name OF Mclean & Huffaker, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Fred Mel
to continue the business and to collect all bills
and pay all outstanding accounts.
FRED MCLEAN,
GEO. W. HUfFAKER.
Thanking the public for past favors and re-
spectful y asking . continuance of the same
remain yours truly.
FIXED MCLEAN.
Helena Mont, Sept. 1, 1890
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03

Helena Real Estate and building AssocIa.
tiOn.
Herbert b. Reed, Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
400 lots near city limits. 800 each: g cash and
81 psf week.
100 lots near Northern Pacific depot, $l2s each;
IS cash and rs per week. s'-'
70 lots in Northern Pacific addition No. 2. Sl5O
each: IS cash and . per week. - 80
Five lots on Eighth avenue, 500 osah .,d s2s
pae U0nth. ~
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VIM. Muth,a List.

N0 acres Montana avenue property
24O acres choice West End property.
lOOxl25 Bradford addition. corner, g. 500
900 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 per foot.
800 front feet 6eymer Park, g per fost.
One block. Highland Park, choice $500
1GGx225 Hauser avenue front, $500,
lOOxl5O bellevue addition, $1,000
25xl2S Main street front, corner $1,000
lOOxl4O Eighth avenue and Idaho $4,000.
50 acres at $40, 1900
Residence in hauser addition $500
Re sidence in Bradford addition. Sam.
Residence in Bradford addition. SS' I'm.
Residence in Hoback and Cannon, $500.
Restdence corner Breckenridge md Gem
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03

ISs1ANTMoPDE, Sept. 2.-The Armenian
Iiarch, after a conference with the sui
h secretary, obtained an trade. assent
10 the demands made BY the patriarch
Is memorandum, including the restora-
of the privileges of the Armenian
oh and improvement Of the condition
he Armenians in Asia Minor. The
iiarch thereupon agreed to withdraw his
lnaticn and continue in his post for
|, months. pending fulhllnent Of the
hn's promises.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
to the stockholders in the Rumley Mine com
pany that the annual meeting of said company
August, A. D. 1890 at o'clock p m. Of said day
at the company's office. to wit: At the .parlors
Of the First National Bank, in the city of Helena.
Montana, in pursuance Of the bylaws of said
company, for the election of a board of seven
trustees to manage the affairs Of said company
for the ensuing corporate years
All proxies must be in writing and filed with
the secretary.
A. majority of the stock not being represented
at the meeting called in the foregoing notice., q
stockholders meeting Of said company is hereby
called to meet at the place above designated on
Saturday, the 18th day of October. A. d. 1890,
pursuant to article 10 of the bylaws of the COM
pany for the election of the board Of trustees in
said notice mentioned.
"; E CULLEN, Secretary.
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Armitage & PiAtt,
.0s~O ~
ACRES.

hE"4tNBO y Z A0tts
ACRES. g.
$50 per acre, 100 acres nine miles from city.
$40 per acre, 80 acres close to city.
$50 per acre, 100 acres five miles from city.
$50 per acre. 800 acres six miles from city.
Several large ranches, frst-class in all respects;
great bargains.
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot, IS lots in Hershfeld addi-
ton. t$
$50 per front foot. corne, Montana avenue and
Phoenix avenue.
$3.50 to $5OO-iots in Northern Pacific second
addition.
$s5 per front foot. one-haf block in De Lacy
addition, Warren street.
$500 eoch, three lots on street, Easterly
addition.
National bank.
SIS per front foot. corner Twelfth avenue and
Warren street.
$50 per front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard
Isl, S5O-Fun lot on Sixth avenue, inside Hoback
street. .as.sss;, s,ssg s. E.
S2so Improved properly paying $500 Per
month.
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Helena, Mont, Sept. 1. 1890.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-03

A majority Of the trustees Of the Helena a
1ivine1ton 6meltine and Deduction company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
LA BLANCHE PROPOSES A FIGHT
He Offers to Put Up His Saloon Against
Dempsey's $4,000.

La Blanche's announced terms for another
meeting with Jack Dempsey is the topic Of to-
day among San Francisco sporting men, many
of whom regard it as most amusing, while
others admire it as q shrewd scheme by the
Marine 70 either get rid Of his saloon for S5 00O
pretty fair price, or to keep it with $1,000
purse money besides.
La Blanche proposes to put up his saloon
against Dempsey's $1,000 cash, but in a most
peculiar way. Should the men fight to q finish
on the proposed terms the result would be one
of these things: Either Dempsey would win
and be allowed to buy La Blanche's saloon
valued on the Marines word at 100000 for
his $1,000. getting 5000 back through the
California athletic clubs purse, or the Marine
would win, keep his saloon, pocket the purse
and let Dempsey draw back his $1,000
In other words" said friend OF Dempsey,
Jack Is asked to pay $4,000, Of which $4,000
would come out OF his own pocket, for a chance
to whip. La Blanche, or take q whipping and
say nothing, if La Blanche can give him one. "
Dempsey's reply to this novel proposition il
awaited with much interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
THEY PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Several People Accused of Crime Ar.
raigned Today.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, this morning Samuel Spriggs, charged
with HOUSEKEEPING January 20, residence of
F. Grady, plead not guilty.
James Snowden, colored, was arraigned for
an assault with intent to kill Florences Turner
on Feb. 2 and plead not guilty of intending to
kilA her. He said: "She tackeled me for a
fight 1 saw her sitting in mans lap and 1
was after the man, who ran out of the back way,
and she ran against a knife in my hand had
been living with her for years and she is the
mother of my five children" said be, land the
Lord knows I did not intend to kill her; it
was the man was after"
George Reed for assaulting Officer Kerster,
Michael Green assaulting Officer Furgerson and
q. X. Ofutt assaulting Officer Maddox each
plead not guilty.
James NJ. Watson, IT,, the young man in
dicted for forging the name OF DIR. A. p. Pardon,
through Mr.. G. NJ. Smith. plead not guilty.
MIR. Smith said he proposed to submit evidence
as to the defendants minority and he would
enter the plea with the understanding that il
may be Withdrawn.
Dennis Mcdonald plead not guilty to the
charge OF houseoreaking at the store OF A. Saks
q Co. on February 20. His father entered bail
in $500 for his appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
A STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR.
An Exciting Encounter In tho Shadow
OF Police Station.

Daniel Buchanan, negro, told Judge Miller
this morning that he had been in the Police
Court SO many times for drunkenness and fight
ing that he couldn't count them. He was
charged this morning with house breaking and
assault. The prisoner lives in a stable not far
from the sixth precinct station house. Last
night about 1l:30 o'clock he started home, but
instead of going to his own home be climbed
the fence in rear OF the police station and from
there got into the back yard of Mr. George
Russelrs residence, No. 80 E street. Mr.. Rus
sell heard noise in his yard and, remember
ing that the lock on the back doorswas broken,
lie got out of bed and went down stairs. ex-
pecting to meet burglar. He saw the negro
and waited until the latter appeared to enter
the house. Just as the door opened Mr.. Rus
sell dealt Buchanan stunning blow in the face
and foored him. He then dragged the in
truder closer to the house. and cries of ''po-
lice" aroused the officers in the station. Police
man kimmel was first to reach the house and
then the fight was renewed. Buchanan was
worsted and was locked up as burglar and
fighter.
Today in the Police Court he was held for the
grand jury on the former charge and was given
three months for assaulting the officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
Celebrating Their Freedom From Debt
The Work of Thieves.

Yesterday afternoon George II. Childs Of IA
sth street northeast lost S54. so by thief tax
Ing couple of pocket books. Mrs. Harriet NJ.
steed Of Clinton, Md, left her satchel and
pocket book on q seat in the waiting room at
the Baltimore and Potomac depot, and on re-
turning found that her pocket book, with $40
was gone. Stephen Boggs at 209 I'd street was
robbed ola Capital City guard uniform, five
shirts and childs bank containing 50.
Culver Green of 1916 F street was robbed Of
spring oyercoat yesterday. George Fritch of
1924 street lost lap robe Wednesday night.
Dr. J. Bird OF 1886 G. street had a lot of sur
gical instruments stolen from his buggy yes
terday. P. Heibrugei Of 9l3 Maryland avenue
Lad an overcoat and pair OF gloves stolen yes
terday. Julia Palmer of Temple court south
west reports that her clothes line was depicted
Last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
The Firth of Forth Bridge.

The opening Of the Forth bridge, which is
set for Tuesday next, is exciting universal in
terest throughout England. The prince Of
Wales ia to be the central figure Of the cere-
mony, and engineers are coming from all parts
of Europe to be present. Forty railway mag
mates from France have already signified their
intention of being in the party. Following the
ceremony the invited guests will make q hur-
ried tour of Liverpool, principally to inspect
the wonderful sidings Of the London and North
western railway, where nightly 5000 cars are
shunted and shifted entirely by gravity. After
this they will inspect the Mersey tunnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
A Centenarfan Soldier Dead.

John Caldwell. who was undoubtedly the
Oldest veteran in New Jersey. is lying dead in
the soldiers home at Kearney. Caldwell, who
at the time Of his death was in his 10th year.
had served throughout the war Of 1919 and
also throughout the Florida-Indian war.
In the former memorable encounter he
served under Gen. Scott and in the latter he
was private in the second United States artil-
lery. He was admitted to the home In Newark
in 1883, whenlhe was In his one hundredth wear
Up to the time Of his death Caldwell was DOS.
sessed of considerable vitality and did not show
his age to any great extent He was abstem-
ious in the use Of liquors, bat was an invsterate
chewer Of tobacco and smoker a. we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
SATURDAYS GREETING,
What the Model Twelve-Page Star
VIII BE.


The SrAa viii appear in twelve-page form
again tomorrow real literary feast in q
dozen courses These mammoth numbers have
long since ceased to be an innovation and have
become regular weekly treat to the sub
scriber. THE SrAR's facilities for issuing q
great paper are unexceled anywhere, and
ii gives to its readers on SATURDAYS
an extra sheet containing many
interesting and attractive features without in
the least detracting from its always full, COM
plete and accurate reports Of general and local
nsuA The SrAR's reportorial force Of careful
and experienced workers prepare every week
q series of special articles which give variety
and excellence to the Saturday editions.
Chapters on the home and society, on politics,
games and sporting life and all that goes to
make up the warp and wool Of serious but
happy existence, are found in its bright and
pictured pages The paper is in itself
library OF history and biography, while every
number is a compendium Of the days doings
of the world
will cheer the leisure hours of Saturday even
ing and Sabbath day:
WAsHINGTONS GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Qllustrated).
The reclamation of the Potomac fats and
what has been done on the work.
THE CABLE ROAD Qllustrated).
The 7th street railroad and the cars which
will traverse it.
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN Qllustrated).
Something about Mrs Bakhmeteff, Mrs.
Cuilom and Mrs. Hearst and their social
triumphs.
MIRACLES on WHEELS Qllustrated).
Some queer bicycles that work on water and
soar through the air.
CONFESSIONS OF SOCIAL BEAT.
A three years struggle to force his way into
Washington society.
TAKING THE CENSUS
The army of inquirers which will sweep the
country, and how they will work.
RUNNING A BIG HOTEL KITCHEN.
How edibles are prepared for the guests Of
great hostelry.
A DREAM OF COMFORT.
How life could be made pleasant if towns
and homes were built on millennium plans.
BY Shirly Dare.
WHOSE WAS THE HAND Illustrated).
Another chapter of Miss Brsddon's interest
ing serial
IN TROPICAL CIINES
Description of q four days mule ride in the
United States of Columbia. By Fannie B.
Ward.
MANILA AND ITS PEOPLE.
A visit to the land of tobacco rope and earth
quakes. By Henry Norman.
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
Interesting echoes from the metropolis. By
The SrAR's special correspondent
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Some things which pertain to children and
their ways
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
An entertaining chapter on an always inter-
esting subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-28
Charged With Being an Impostor.

On Wednesday German. giving the name OF
John Won Bosselman, called on Charles Simons,
800 D street, and asked assistance, claiming to
be fellow countryman. Mr.. Simons took the
stranger to his house. When Mr.. Simons left
the house Won Bosselman persuaded Mrs
Simons to loan him IS. giving her as security
what he represented as a diamond pin, and
when Mr.. Simons examined it, he found that it
was worthless. A description Of the man was
given Detective Raft, and he, with Officer Ken
dali, later arrested him. The case was called
this morning in the Police Court and continued
until Tuesday. 1t is stated that Won Bossel-
man has travelled extensively in this country,
pretending to be an Odd Fellow and Mason,
but this morning he failed to show any knowl-
edge Of either order