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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-06-04

his hand. How ineonsiderate in me to
ask yon to read it at once, when you
have 50 many duties! 1t would serve
me right if you should condemn it,
His eyes met hers in silence, and she
knew the truth at once.
You do not like it-eonfess," she
said. trying to laugh.
NO, do not like it.
She still smiled bravely, but Mack.
enzie saw her cheeks pale, and the sight
smote him with intolerable pain.
Il never had task in my life which
was SO hard as this" he said a'The truth
is rs bitter Tor me TO speak IS for You
to hear; yet can not lie to you; can
not even palliaIe Or conceal"
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
AN ARABIAN GENTLEMAN.
The Men of Algiers as Polished and
Refined as the Cultivated
American,
But the Women Not the Ideal
Creatures the Poets and
Painters Portray.
Cleanliness Among the Moors Part OF
Godliness Arabs hidden
Riches-The Mosques.

Especial Correspondence " Tho lndrppndeni.l
ALOilHs, Feb. 21.-Iho nutiyc Arabs of
Aleiofs are by no means the woird, uncouth
and felocious Arabs of the desert. They
are asa body us different ia Appearance,
dress. cusioms aud what may be- az least
called nn oricutal refinement, as Nrc the
splcndidly-formcd. intellectual and cult.
waited people uf our American cities differ
ent from the roughcst cowhoys of the
plains, or the poor whites of the noun
tain regions oi tie south Thor mannor is
Ht all times of the most polished dignity
and Husiere gravity. This Is perhaps
more true Of Arab men than Arab women:
and II ia possible that his interesting COS
tune adds much To his imprcssnencss in
this regard The city Arab or Moor. ns he is
often termed, # good circumstances, is al
ways n wel-dresscd man and is invariably
one of the cleancst beings on cur,h. / do
not know just how many doors of heaven
nrc opened for cleanliness 10y Islam. but
the Koran makes u part OF, rather than
next TO-, godlupss. he city Arab, pure
and simple. 10 we'll ns ihc Al-Oriau Moor.
who. for distinction. should bc fixed In iho
mind rs the Arnb who has iutermarried
with other, chiefly oriental. races, alike
wear richly embroidered WIistruals. with
hright-colorod and often icNeltd sashe-.
hapgy, Iounye-llir wllto trousers,
which stop short just below
the knees. exposing bare brown
legs TO the feot 'lha feet arr cuc3-ed ia
slippers or sandals, which can be removed
instantly. Some Ike the Algerian Jews.
wear the richest of silk stockings. jle
outer garment is tho white lufnous. wrap
often of the most delicate wooden texture
frequently seven yards 30 lougih, which Is
gracefully drRped from tho shoulders. OF
head Hnd shoulders, With the pure Arab
the bnrnOus becomes O part OF the head
gear, a sort of hood, bound round and
round with silk or hcmpcn cntd: hut the
Moor, who is a grcnief dandy, mry ulwa,s
be distinguished 10y his turuan. R piece ui
spOtless muslin wound about "a bright
red skull cap, called a shaobca.
Either the Arab or Moor j. ludi
crous figure bumped on the back of
the diminutiye donkey. which surius 10
have reached nn extreme pf Httlpurss in
Algers, for here 10 Is scarcely larger than q
healthy gout. But Rsiride hls Wbltr or.
dappled. Arab horse although the lUca OF
the ARAB steed' being wond, rful anmal
IL all mistake ms u simply p0sses.'s the
hardy and lively qualities uf spirited
mustang-or strldlng with measured trend
and flowing robes along those quaint old
streets, or still standing against some
Moresuue gateway, he is always majestic
and impressive figure.
The Arab woman. sayc in rare pleasant
exceptions, is hardly what the poets and
painters have shown us II She he grace
iul or beautiful. u is extremely difficult tC
discover iiiand she possesses neither ofthes,
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
" Boulder Chief Mining and Milling company.
You are hereby notified that q meeting OF the
stockholders of the Boulder Chief Mining and
Milling company will he held AT the office Of Sho-
the 5tl day Of April. A. ID. 1890, al o'clock p:
m Of said day. The object and purpose Of said
meeting is to sell or dispose " the entire prop
erty ~ said Boulder Chief Mining and Milling
company to the best interests of said company.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF febru-
''' ''' WILLIAM THOMPSON.
G. L. DAHLER.
Il. II. CLEWELL+
j. l.. kOONTZ.
THOMAS GOFF.
Trustees.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
Ahrllult Y. CRAVEN,
u. N. HoWhf,
=. q EIlpATHIGk.

SCUnoL NOTlCE-NoTlCE rs HEREBY
- Fiynn Tia 500 Saturday thc 5,h No, of Anril
A, b. 80 thrre viii b' ID moafins of i'o ,,imii.
hgl oicoto'- ~ school ti'f No. ~. cNis and
G. rE. rugntY, Nuntla, az tle schopl house IN
said dutriet' Tor r1 pupJ-e uf ~ @ lug threo
ifns.n'. inr sail district, gnI trausanfing any
oihrr iu.lurss uMi iuag lawfully coa.e bcfmN
s4il .nc,tinL
said election to be- loll hf7eIn tic hours Of
II o'clock A. On. hnd y O'Clock m.
CASPER n, FtMAN.
htihlNI ErL,
Tr1-Ic.s ~ District No. 81
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
NOTlCT OF srnnoL EIFITlON NOTICE

NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELE, TION- NOTICE
~ is hereby given ilal annual meeting Qf the
trustees and qual d 1t voters " sehpol district
No. 2, LOWS and ilafkc county, Will in h'ld ui
me nchuui honse "a snu district VIZ
M Trinity schuul hpnsc. LFwis nud
larto county. Montana on 1aufday.
Airil y i-p Tor tno uurpo-' of clcri.ne ono
trustee tu soryr term ol thrp YEAR., and loi ne
trlnsactiou ~ nny other business iha, inay law
Tally come h.iorc it. Tie POLE viii D. opened
al p. ul. and closo nc o'clock p. m.
Iy orier OF tie board OF trustees.
JOHN SANFORD,
lli-fricf Clerk.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

NOTICE TO CO-OwNERS- JOHN RANN,
~ You are hereby notified that l, james A.
Gilltllan, your co-owner. have, In accord
ance with Section 2.32i Of the lis-
yised Statutes Of the United States expended
in labor and improvements upon the Marathon
quartz lode mining claim. which is located in
Stemple lunorganizedl mining district, Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana, for the two years
ending December, lsss, and December, lSsa, the
sum of two hundred dollars 5000 lawful money
Of the United States and you are hereby further
notifedthat unless you contribute yonr proportion
Of such expenditures, together with interest and
costs. within ninety days after the complete SER
vice Of this notice by publication, all your right,
title and interest and claim In and to the above
described quartz lode mining claim will become
the property Of the undersigned your co-owner,
who has performed the work and made the re-
uuired expenditures thereon. The description OF
the above quartz lode mining claim will be more
fully described by referring 90 the county records
of Lewis and Clarke county Montana, where said
quartz lode claim was duly recorded.
JAMES A. GILLFlLLAS.
Irst publication Ian I-tn
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESr OF
~ Benjamin II. Greene, deceased. Notice Is
hereby giyon that the undersigned administrative
ni the estat. OF Benjamin n. Greene. deceased to
the creditors and all persons having claims
again-i tie said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary yourhers within four months after
tho first publication ~ this notice 10 the said ad-
ministratrix NJ the office of A. &. Botkin. city Of
Heleiul. comfy Of Lewis and tlarke, Montana,
the .amo being the place for the transaction Of
the bnsiness Of said estate, ia the county of Lewis
and Clarke.
Dated at Helena Mont. March g. 1880.
ENMEBINE ID. GREENE,
Administrators Of the estate Of Benjamin IL.
Greene deceased.
EIrsl mobilization March B. $50.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

CAMPING IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
v Those who expect 70 visit the Park this sea-
son would do we'll to correspond with the UNDER
signed, who takes camping parties, spends twelve
ding, visits all points that stages do and many
more. Plenty Of time given NJ every point 10 SEQ
and enjoy everything, and charges no more than
will leave Cinnabar about June ~ Write for
particulars TO W. W. WYLlE,
Bozeman, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE |
~ is hereby given that an annual meeting OF the
trustees and qualified voters of school district
No. "a Lewis and Clarke county will be held at
tho school house in said district viz nj Mitchels
Ilanch Lewis and Clarke county, ,Montana,.on Sat-
uray, April 5. 1890, for the purpose Of electing
one trustee, To serve n term Ot three years. and
for the Transaction Of any other business that
may lawfully come before IL. The polls will bs
opened at o'clock p. m. and close nj o'clock
y. IN.
by order Of the board Of trustees.
OLLAl SANDWICH,
lat tl.rl
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES L.Sp OfFIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HELFSA, Mont March T. lsqO (
Notice h hereby given that George A. White,
Fila A. White and Frank Wilton, all ~ Silver
I5itv. Mont, have this day filed application for
n1tcnt. under the mining laws " congress- for
a placer mining claim, situated in unorganized|
mining district. Lewis and llarke county state
of Montana which claim is recorded ia tho o4ice
of tlio county recorder uf Lewis and Clarke
cnunfy, and described ne follows, by legal sub
divisions VIII The p. W. a ~ n. e. Z, Of u. ".
and tie D. ~ n. W u ~ n. W. q, ~ sec p. audI
the p. % oi r. q. NJ O. a, and tle n. q, of s. W.
q Of +. q. 4 and the n. e, 4 II p e. of ). ".
uf scc TO- all u l. II T., r. W., Montana embrace
iug ~ acre upon which notice ~ said applica-
ti0n Was pastel TIE ith day ~ March $50 TheI
adjoining claimants to these promises arc un-
known. ;. ", LtNGHORNE.
first publioa March 100
NOTICE Ov. SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.
~ Is herohy eiyen that an annual meeting oi ths|
trustp' AMI gualihlI yutOr. ~ school district
No. r.. Lewis and tlarko county. will h. held all
lic scho.l huu-c IN .Ad distrirt ON Saturday,
April b lNN for Tho uurpo-r uf elccting oneI
trustee io servc "a trm ~ thrco years and furI
ihr ifnnActlon " hny otlpr business that may
lawfully come bcfurp lt. Tbs polls will be open-I
ed AZ o'clock ., m. and closc al $50 o'clock
y. NJ.
by order Of the board Of trustees.
CHAs. L. DUDLEY.
District Clerk.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

NoTICE-MR. G. F. WoODMAN is NO LONG
~ er connected with the Montana Grain Pro-
duce Go. All persons are warned not 10 transact
any business or pay him any money on behalf OF
this company. All indebtedness due the com
pany must bc paid Ia the undersigned or his duly
authorized agent. -
S. II. CROUNSE.
Pres. and Treas. Mont
Grain 4 Produce Co.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30
Helenn, March %. lse0.

NOTICE OF school. ELEC CTlON NOTICE
~ is hereby given that the annual hool meet
htll nj the school house in said school district,
county of Lewis and Clarke state of Montana,
on saturday. April o lsi1, for the purpose OF
eortng two school trustees to serve, one Tor three
,ears ard Que for one year.
Polls will open nj O'Clock p. M OF said day
anu ''''' ~ wM. BROWN.
u. GEHRlNG.
Trustees.
NJ cuver f'ttv Mont March 20 lbql
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

NOTICE OF AN ELECTION FOR SCHOOL
~ hnud- Noiso is hereby given That IN cleo
tion will bo held a, the central school building
in Helena echuol district No. !, Lewis and
Clarke cuuHty, state et Montana, on Satur-
dly. April s. A. u. ls,1, between the hours Of
O'Clock 90. M. anl sunset. m Which time the ques-
tion will br submitted Ia the qualified electors Of
taid district whDthcr said huard shall he author
i4cd to Issue coupon bands to the amount of one
luud ell thousand dollars lSlOUOlJl hearing in
ieresl at Tho rate OF i've uer ceutnm rcr annqm,
payable Seml-annally, said bonds tn be payable
Ia tNruty y'RTs from date ~ Issuance and same
rudcemahe trn years thareirom, for Tho purpose
Of erecting one school building On Tho Central
rrho0l gruunds in tho touuh ward Of tho
riy uf Helena in tho said district: Tor erect
ine one school building ia The Seventh ward Of
tlle city ~ Helena ia said district, aud for pur-
Glazing land necessary l1r tle samc. for erecting
an additional school bull ding n the tirst ward Of
a!id rls ~ Helena IN sitiu district, and FOR uur-
chasing Land necessary for the Same, and for
erecting Hn additional school binding In the
Siath Warl ul lho ci,r ~ Helena ia said district
Dnlcd Hclcna, MHseh n, lsN.
AhrHI Il !. CRAVEN,
". n. nOWEY,
=. q. GlLPAIRltk.
Trustees Holcng scaOol District No. /, in
L''"'s Sad Olar,e coont., state OF MONTANA
NOTICE or SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE
~ De- her b} given tupt an annual meeting of the
trustc- and qualitcl voters of school district
No. y LOWS AMI tlarlio county. will ho held NJ
thr school nuu-n IN snid district viz NJ last Hell
cnt srlluul huU-p, lrait aud Clarke county,
Muntatia, uu Saturday. A. ril =, lsiu fur the rnr-
I0-'uf eloriing oIe tfustr 10 serve o. town of
n Icr hrur-, and lor Tive trtuIucfluu ot any other
IA b. thrt uny lawfully come before u. Tho
uOlls will hn Upcncd at y. m. ald cius' nt I
ly order of the board ~ trustees.
4. II. DONALDSON,
District clerk.
The Helena independent., 1890-03-30

kentucky Colonel-ihis discussion about
how To treat oN-presidcnts is entirely mn
called for. New York Man-Ahl Yes, sir.
The way to treat them is TO hand them the
decRntor and glass and then turn your
eyes IN another direction.-lenowlne's 5
Na
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-02
NJ. A. No. 600.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFIcE RAPID CTR

u. S. LAND OFFICE RAPID CITY, 8. D.
Notice is hereby given that the HaTiney Peal
TIN Mining, Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany, by James w. Fowler, its agent. who's,
postoniee address Is Rapid City, Pennington
county, South Dakota, has this day filed his an
plication for a patent for 1870 linear feet %
the Custer Lode mining claim mine or veir
bearing tin, with surface ground 800 feet IN
County Of Custer and state of South Ia
kOta, and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file IN this office as lot number Ga
said lot number GO being described as follows
to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner OF the
claim, set a post 5X5x5i inch long 10 In ground
on SOLD rock, projected by q mound Of rock 81
inch high 10 inch base marked II cor. No. ON
one side and NJ. G.. ca on the opposite side fOI
cor. No. l.. From which L. :. LOc. Mon. No. CT
bears south ~ deg 81 min west, TOO II. Thence
FIRST course, south, ~ deg 20 min east, var. 10 deg
50 min east. 1881 70 Il 70 cor. No. 2; thence see
ond course, north O. deg Is MN east, var. rs deg
10 min east, 800 IL 10 cor. No. 3; thence third
min east, 1881 80 II To cor. No. 4, thence fourth
course, south G5 deg Is min west, var, ~ deg rs
min east, 300 u 70 cor. No. ! and place Of begin
ming, containing an area Of 1902 - acres.
The location " Of this mine is recorded I'm the
Register Of Deeds Office Of Custer county, state
OF South Dakota, In Book z Of Location CertIh-
Gates. The adjoining claimants are on the east
and north by unknown claims, ON the south by
the Hidden Treasure and Grow lOdes, aud on the
west by the Tin Reef lode.
ANY ana All persons Ginning adversely any
portion Of said Custer lode, mining claim OF
surface ground are required to nle their adverse
claims with the register OF the United States
land Office az Rapid City, in the State Of South
Dakota, during the sixty days period Of pub
LEGATION hereof, or they win be barred by virtue
Of the provisions OF the statute.
j. T. LUSE, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published for the
period of sixty day, .(ten consecutive weeks), in
the Custer Chronicle, a weekly newspaper pub
liShed az Custer City, South Dakota.
FIRST publication, June II.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-02
NJ. A. No. 500.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

VI LAND oFflCE hAFiD tIIb,S. ID, I
Notice Is hereby given. that lie Harvey Peak
Tin Mining, Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany, ey James w Fe%lfr' IT, agent, whose
county, State OF South Dakota, has this day filed
his application for a patent for 1850 linear feet
OF the Great Eastern lode mining claim, minc or
VEN bearing tin, with surface ground 20 feet In
width, situated in Custer mot Organized) mining
district, County Of Custer and State " South
Dakota, and designated by the field notes and
Official plat on file In this Office as lot number
to-wit:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner OF the
claim for corner No. l, which is Identical with
cor No. / ". G. gu Tin Reef lode, set . post 5XJ,
by "a inches long, - inches in ground, protected
by a mound OF rock - inches high, 20 inches
base. marked II cor No. I on one side and NJ &. G2s
on opposite side for cor No. |. From which q.
\. Loo Mon No. 06 hrs south Q deg 10 min west
1853 II. Thence first course, north, - deg -
min west. var 10 deg 33 min east, 1850 II 10
COZ No. 2; thence second course, north, 60 deg Is
min east, var II deg IL min east, 30 II To cor No.
3; thence third course, south, ~ deg ~ min east,
var Is deg II min east, 1850 II 10 cor No. I;
thence fourth course, south, CO deg IS min west,
var ~ deg 81 min east, 29s II 10 cor No.. | aud
place of beginning, containing an area of 1924
acres.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the
Register OF Deeds Office Of Custer County, South
Dakota, In Bocb a OF Locations, at page SIS. The
field lode, on the south by the Tin Reef lode, NJ.
G.. G27, on the north by the Sharty Fraction lode
and on the east by unknown claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Great Eastern lode mining claim,
mine or surface ground are required to fle their
adverse claims With Che Register OF the United
States Land Office at Rapid City, In the state of
south Dakota, during the sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they viii be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
j.. 4. LUSE, Register.
IL Is hereby ord, red that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published for the
period Of sixty DAYS, tten conse. ut We weeks IN
tie Custer Chronicle, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Custer City, South Dasot1
j. 4. LII L, Register.
First publication, July ~.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-02
Personal Paragraphs.

w w. Osborn came Tuesday from
Omaha.
w. Warrington represented Yankton
in town on Tuesday.
+. Wiras, Of st. Louis, was a Monday
arrival at the Vienna.
Bert Marshall signed at the Kleemann
on Sunday from Omaha.
j. I. Henderson, of Chicago, was a
Custer visitor on Tuesday.
J. G. Malloy was registered at the
Vienna on Sunday from Chicago.
G. +. Utter came in from Siding z on
Sunday aud signed at the Vienna.
A. b. Allen was a stranger in the city
on Saturday from Hancock, Iowa.
Mrs. Turin Mas a lady guest at the
Vienna on Monday from Kansas City.
J. Mansfield, of Mansfield, S. Oak. was
among the arrivals in the city on Mon
day.
A. a. Lasch was a drummer from Lin
coin, doing business in the city on sat
urday.
G. +. Longacre was a Philadelphian,
with rooms at the Vienna on Satur-
day.
+. G.. Lockwood of Grand Island, left
his autograph at the kleemann on Tues
day.
&. G.. Westernhaver had business in
the city on Wednesday from Alliance,
Nv. n. wc5pIau was rakIngln the town
on Thursday. He halls from Mortified,
Minnesota.
c. X. Coleman and wife were among
the guests registered at the Kleemann
on Wednesday.
Pat Gibbons, the we'll known b. & NJ.
railroad contractor was sojourning in
the city on Monday.
u. Mcleod, a gentleman hailing from
Port Huron, Michigan, was an interest.
ed visitor in the city OF Wednesday.
II. d. White and Ed Wilson came in
from Newcastle on Saturday and re-
manned over Sunday at the Kleemann.
c. +. Chapman and +. ID. Chausee
were a brace of Chadronese who were
domiciled at the kleemann OH Satur-
day.
s.. Hazeltine and G.. Hawley were
Battle creek farmers in the city on Wed
nesday Oh business before the board of
comfy commissioners.
w. NJ. Maher, w. Ferguson, +. Marley
and G. l.. Congdon were representative
Rapidities noted among the Tuesday ar
rivals at the Kleemann.
r. ii. Richardson, of this place, de-
parted for Nova Scotia on Wednesday,
where he will make q six weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Marshal Matthiessen, Of Deadwood,
came down Saturday after a recalcitrant
boot logger, who was duly bagged and
taken to Deadwood for judgement.
Mrs. DR.. ID. w. Flick was a guest at
the Vienna on Sunday, en- route from
Hot Springs to her home at Rapid City.
Her son, r. T., accompanied her from
this place.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-02
Mining Items

The famous Michigan mine near
Lusk has been abandoned upon the re-
commentator of an expert, who report
ed that no vein existed and that the
blanket deposit had been worked out.
Many cars of rich ore have been taken
out and shipped east.-Sundance Gazet-
te.
Information believed to be reliable
has been received to the effect that the
big oil deal has been consummated. II
such is the case il means much for Wyo-
ming. as the deal involves ten or twelve
millions Of dollars, a large portion of
which will be distributed among our
oil land dealeFs.--Derrick.
SCHOOL OF MINEs.
Under the new management of the
school of mines, located ut Rapid City,
the school was closed, to be opened
early in October next. Located as il is,
in the richest mineral section of the
United States, the new board Of trustees
on assuming control decided to make it
the very best technical school in the
United States. They have found it no
easy task to secure such q faculty as
would make it just what they had deter
mined to make it. For several weeks
past Don g. Needham, of this place, and
7. 0. Bogert, of Scotland, both members
of the board and OF a committee to
engage a faculty have been in fire.
quent communication and several trips
have been made to the Dakota Agricul-
tural college at Brookings. Reports last
week stated that the deanship had been
rendered Prof James III. Shepard. and
Mr. Eeedham 10 day wired Secretary
Frendenfeld, OF the board OF regents,
that Prof. Shepard had accepted the
place preferred. This means the secur-
ing ofthe best man for the place that
possibly could be found. Prof. Shep-
ard is unq~uestionably the best chem
list in the whole west, fnot in America.
His works on chemistry are used in the
best colleges Of .ae country. The Da-