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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08
senator HON in The naaif,.io.

Boston, Ocl0ber S.-Sena;OrHoar
yesterday expressed hi- qualification
Of the action Of the Mormon church
in abolishing polygamy n au article
Of faith. "But"he said: 81 am not
surprised that the le der now set
that tn Law II Congress i pressing
them AMI that theGeniile elemeat IL.
Utah i growing too rapidly b perm. T,
a continuance Of their Cdious prac-
tices. Twenty years ago, some one,
think II was Oliver II. Morton,
while travelling in Utah. told Brig
ham Young that IL would Dc the
best thing for him 10 have another
revelation and then abolish
polygamy. They have Stood
out a. long a. they cluld. -
Senator HOar regards the action
OF the conference as cOnfirmatory OF
his settled belief that all sectional
ism will disappear As the Nation
becomes homogeneous. "When
you can talk with people by ,ele-
phone" he said, 'their prejiHiices
aud l,eculitr local influences will
disappear. | think thIt l. the way
the southern question IS 10
be settled. Railway, telegraph,
telephone, bringing people OF all
sections Into close communication,
are 10 sweep away prOvincialism
and prejudice, ana the nation will
become Une ia sentiment on all
grra: questions. Bat" he Saii,
I'VE val ~. a.lmit Utah 10 STATE
hoOd."
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Grand Jury's Repori.

following i the report presented
BIZ the grand jury just before it
Wa Unchanged last saturday:
To 56e Honorable Tzird District Conf:
Having c1acluisd IL laborS, the
grand Jury s0r the September Term 81
IHis csurt Is about 10 aiiguru. ani
p.e-enLs the following a. it, final re-
port: The las grand jury. as we arr
Informed. investigated is affairs Of
the city ami county o. sal lake aud
tie pIblic institution. -iruatad in the
lisiric-, AMI iaars bsiu- IA complaint
made a. 10 any ahG-us c1nnec.gsl
herewith, we have ne c0n~iJar.d D.
no., -Stry o do 90 r. than attend 20
sue re-- llar Cf!minnl hu-iufs-- iaii Lee
fore rs. w have been in session
iwaHfy-ssven days Jdr.ng iIsa terra.
- .-li n Tine seven ia - E-srs .:.s,-uit.I
II Territorial aai iw-n.y DAYS 10
ULirsi States business. We tiavn.
during this ps-.ol, C nsiiarci
eigbty-One cases. 81 wLs-h atty
.s.ea werU TeTri'ori1. and Iscn-
ty-four United States cs~e.. We have
returned into caurt ia al fit:y-eigli
indictments, Of which fadv-eigllt
were Tor oiieusss aaainSt The paspla
and Zen for uifsnses against the Cui-rl
SAFES. Besides the c4>e. o. which
there was hi, pnevgoIs record. ws
have ignored the following IA which
dsfsndfuts aad bssn bound over b
await the action Of she grand Jury
The People -. Tracy ingrahan; a.
saglr
The People ~. = J. Gleason; PER
s1nlfiug an o.Isor.
United States -. Priscilla Charles:
adultery
Uni.sd States -. Harry Schroeder;
Unilsi States vs.. MlnrOs Alfred;
unlawful cnhRbitati1n.
United states ". ]. A. Pierce and J.
NJ. Thompson; frauiaieut use q the
mails
United S.a,e> y. Fritz Riepen;
aiuiIery.
United s.ases IS. Eliza Rremer.
adultery.
Unit-d States V. a. 3. Anderson.
uu' lwill cohabi.a.ion-
TIE People rs. Annie CErroli,
larceny
The People W. John snel-on. as
sauit.
Toe People y. R lbsrs Loeier, mur-
der.
The People vs. II. Hansen. assault
- rape
United States vs.. Daniel Densley.
IN awful cohabifaiion.
United States y. George Harmon,
cnhabiiafion.
United safes ". p. A. Bergpuist,
1uia Eful cohabifa-ipn.
United states ". Joseph Dover. I'M
awful cahabi,a.ion.
United safes IS. Paul Hammer,
Having finished the business before
Il, A. we are informed b. .ha assist
ini United States attorney, re most
ask 10 be discharged.
Very respectfully.
J. c. CoSKLrS,
Foreman.
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Merit villas.

We desire In say to our citizens,
that for years We have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Dr.. Kings New Lif.
Pills, Huckl,n's Arnica Ssive and
Elerific Bitlers. aud have never
handled remedies that sell as vel,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We TO net hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and We
stand ready b. refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results DO not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. 4. Z. Smith
& Co, Druggists.
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SosuoNDsLs. Ga, Oct. s.-Last
evening ]. e. For-ythe, secretary
and treasurer Of the Normondale
Lumber Company, and one 81 the
l.est known men la Georgia, was
killed by an unknown assassin, who
fired through the window. For
sythe was the principal witness
against Luther a. Hall, lawyer,
whose trial for perjury was Pending
IN the intel States court here.
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,,..nnnarnrr thc csn,e.

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-7fnles Seattle
snecIaI: WIiiIans .Ssrr1guc, Jr-, only
son Of Ex-Governor Spragur, "a
Rhode Island, and grandson Of Sol
ONION p. Chase, suicided today. He
has been working on a paper here n
short time, having come here from
Chicago. Dependency Is supposed
70 be the caiise.
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Peoples Territorial Convention.

The Peoples Territorial COnven-
ton met at the Socisl Hall at .
pm, Chairman Richard presiding.
The roll call disclosed the presence
OF fiity-four members Prayer BIZ
the chaplain. II. II. R3laop, from
the committee on order Of business,
presented a report when was being
debated with some warmth When
we weut 10 press.
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80. Iu,e-ttn4at

l. one which Is guaranteed to
hiring you satisfactory results, or in
case Of failure a return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
huy from our advertised Druggist a
bottle Il DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to bring relief IL every Gaze, when
used for affection Of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Group,
cic., etc. IL is pleasant and agree
able 10 taste, perfectly safe, and can
always - u pended upon.
Trial bottles free ~ \. G.. Smith
4 Cos. Drug stores.
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LONDON, Oct. S.-A dispatch from
Busios Ayrrs says the reports Il an
impending revolution are without:
fOunda'lJE. There is no reason TO
fear tr0Ibl-. The city and the whole
country are tranquil.
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BIO GRANDE WESTERN BY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. -. I.so

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE 4 OGDEN.
leave salt Lake 81 ain and $50 pm and
So pm.
Returning, arrive salt Lake at I0g5 Am.
and =. and SIS pm.
Train arrives from Wasatch on SATURDAYS
and leaves for Wasatch on Mondays oniy
Pnlluan palace ard BUFFET sleeping ears
on all thrcugh trains.
= ~ pOIiGE J. II. BENNETT.
&c t-ra. MenA=rT f-=u Frt &Fass Azt
General Cfices NJ salt lake City. Utah.
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r.r-.u.h cneln., on r.rIn.

PANS. Oct. S.-The Cabinet has
CHARGED The minister Of commerce
10 frame a bill fixing the maximum
tariff upon imports and giving the
government power TO make con,
eessions to countries whose tarin
Jaws favor French products
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CHICAGO LETTER.

overs or kutI.E0rmcn Lies.-Presi-
Dent Uarrison's Army Record
Diverse Views OF the New Tariff
BiIl.-P. I. Barnan's Theology.
Opinions GA Lotteries and the
Peasion System.-A MisinforEied
Hartlselu.-A Chinese Bee.-The
Status Of New ZealsHd.-Re-
gardin- the forre Bill and the
S.xt Presidency.
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FREIGHT TRAINS
PASSENGER RATES

Between salt Lake City and PAX CITY.
Single Fare, $500. Roaad Trip, 81
j. u. YOUNG T.J. MACKIN rOsH.
Manager. Gen Frt. 4 Pass. A<t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
- O Eolsrt Foreher. pecea.ea.

Estate Of Robert Porcher, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ uLdersigncd. Administrator % the
ESTATE Of Robert Porchcr. deceased. Z. me
creditors Of. and all persons having elaine
against ne sald deceased, 10 exhibit them
VIII Tic Necessary vouchers. within faur
mor th- after the rrst puhiieation OF this no
siXth Street, salt Lake CITY. in tbr C,ountv
% salt Lake. Utah.
Dated August .srd. lsfo.
ROBT. ". P0RCHER.
Aiministraior OF the Estate % Eotert
forcher. deceased 4 oau Az
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.mong the distinguished
rElrI.E oN -. srANn

were At'r;-u nj General Vance, o,
Illinois, WIu APPEARED a Representa-
tive OF Governor Fi!er. who was un.
allie q leave his official duties, Sec
n tsry ~ Sist,' Picnsou, Mayor SEE
vcns, CougrtSsmen Post and Hen
d.rson, General Arthur &. Smith,
General Miles, U.S.A., General
nisTiu. Deputy Commander d the
GAR. OF Illinois.
At:heconclusion Ofthe paTaie, the
PARTY repaired 20 the speakers
i nj ia font % the court house,
where Mayor Stevens welcomed the
President to Galeshurg in a some
what lengthy speech. The Prcs.-
dent responded briefly to the address
Of welcome, thanking the citizens
Of Gaiesburg and Illinois for their
cordial greeting. To the old vet
Grams here assembled he EXTENDED
greeting Of cOmra'ieship. (Cheers. }
The presence Of 30 many former
members % his Old brigade and army
corps was a pleasure Ia him, but the
absence OF those who had answered
their lat muster roll, and gone 10
% their last home, mingiing sadness
with tiiat pleasure. He hOpe,i those
annul. rcsniOns would continue for
many years % cone. tCheers-
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A MEMORABLE DAY.
President Harrison Addresses the
Citizens at GaleSburg aud
Is Applauded;
HE ALSO pulls THE WHISTLE
ON THE TRAIN.
Fhe French Cabinet Empowered to
Make Certain Tariff Con-
eessions.
SENATOR HoAR ON THE MANI
fEsTo.
1t Is n Wise Document, bat He
Does Not Favor Statehood
for Utah.
He ALSO pulls THE WHISTLE
ON TIE TRAIN.
SENATOR HoAR ON THE MANI
fEsTo.
BY Telegraph t. he NEWS vs.s
AZ GALESBTEG.
Not Less Than $1,000 Persons Greet
Hhr Chief TaEI,irafe.

GALESBURG,O October s.-The prin-
cipal event Of the day WAS the
reunion al GalesbuTg % the lirsi
brigade, Siih lewiston, 20;h army
corIs. o! the former command Of
General Harrison. The occasion
was the gathering not only Of old
veterans formerly associated with
the president, but o. theGrand Army
men from all sections Of the west
Excursions from all the principal
cities within a radius Of 800 miles,
added 20 the assemblaEe, and II was
estimated that the audience which
greeted President Harrison stCiales-
burg was not los han e5,OOJ. At
the dep1t the presidential party was
met by the mayor and council and
an ar.ny Of veterans, aud escorted TO
the iiotei where an houT's reception
Of distinguished citizens from all
parts Of the state aud west, greeted
the uresh.ent. Decorations through
out the city were pr0fuse and elabor-
ate
GALEsBURG, Iils., Oct. s.-Presi.
dent Harrison arUse early this
morning, hut he was Lot early
enough n escape thousands Of eager
Peorians who had assembled around
the hotd in that city, struggling for
"A sight q
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the train pulled out for Gaiesburg.
At Peoria the presidential party
was met by delegation from Gales
burg on a special train. Near
Galesburg the President, after a.
clrdiug n reception % oil veterans
GU bOari, Secae.aTy Tracy went
forward and greetei EngineerHiitOn
who was member OF the Presidents
brigade. On invitation Of the eng
neer, the President ami Secretary
Tracy mounted the engine and rode
IN the cab with the engineer fJT
miles. TO the President the enri-
neer gracefully yielded the respousi-
billy %! pu!iiHg the whistle for
stations aud crossings and the fire
man CONSIDERABLY tIruai over the
bell ruic 10 Secretary Tracy.
Upou an arch on The reviewing
s;anI. beneath which the Prcsideu;
stood, were the wonis, we vel
come our President" shortly aftcr
eleven O'Clock there passeJ IN review
the veterans ofthe Twentieth Army
cnrts, 500 school children 81 the
Central Illinois, and thousands Of
citizens.
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M nIsTINGrIsmED vIsITuR.

Az o'clock the baud sercnaied
the President aud a few minutes
later the mayor and city council,
accompanied 10y G. \. r. posts and
a company Of Illinois National
Guards escorted the party ~ the
train The march was ! triumphal
one. All Peoria turned out 10 do
homageto Tie chief executive. Al
the deIot over 5000 people were cs-
semhlcti. and the President, bei1g
introduced ty Mayor Stsrkes, spoke
As follows: my follow citiEeus: II
J. not J~l--!ble that shouli intro
duce this morning any serious
theme. have greatly enjoyed
this tripthrUugh my old state and
your, sisters in loyalty and
sacrifice for the Union, SIS
tiers also ia prosperity aud
honor. (Applau-e.l | find my
self simply saying shank you"
but with increasing sense Of the
kindnss- Of the people, II anything
could add 10 the solemn sense Of the
responsibility which my official
oath pieces upon me, il would be
these evidences Of friendliness anu
confidence. The great mass Of the
people Of this country are loyal, low
ing, dItiful citizens, ready 10 sup
port every faithful officer In the dis
chargeof his duty and 10 applaud
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livery HONEST EFFORT

for their gool. II l. a source OF
great strength 10 know thi-,and this
morning not less from this bright
sunshine and this crisp Iliineis air
than frOm thee kindly faees.I draw
inspiration 10 do what bes; I can TO
promote the good u the people OF
The United States. lApplause.l 1
10 today % meet with some CON-
Fades q your State, who stood with
me In The army o. the great Union
for the defense Of the flag" ZAP
plause.
At the conclusion OF the PresI-
dents sddress, Elsie Leslie Lyde,
child actress of Little Lord Fauu-
leroy" Sane. presented the Prcsi-
dent with a beautiful bouquet on be-
hail IL the G.. A. z. posts and ciii-
zens IL Peoria. The President ex-
pressed his thanks by kissing the
HseHFa faHu- .wF --vrfA
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-25
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR DILLON.

Acceptance of u Franchise GRANTED by
That city Ia Butte Parties.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June &C. =. Warren. acting
for the Beaverhead Water. Light q Power
company, to-day forwarded to Dillon nc.
ceptance Of the franchise granted the
company by the city council of that place
10 supply the tow with electric lights. A
water.
Acceptance of the latter franchise need
not be signified before July IA. Upon
completion, IL necessary, preliminary sur
veys will be made and plans completed
for active construction Of the works. The
company is composed OF &. ;. Warren,
Lee Mantle. George w. Irvine, n. l..
Frank, b. II. White and 4. J. Carter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-25
THE GAME.
In the National League,

~ hss0 "8asosss
CLEVELAND, June 2i.-The Brooklyn
League team won the game this afternoon
by heavy batting. Attendance 400. Score:
Cleveland ............O O o o o o o Is
Brooklyn. ...........3 2 I o .-i2
Hits, Cleveland d, Brooklyn IS; errors, Cleve-
land o, brooklyn o; batteries, Lincoln, Dowsc
and thinner, Loyett and DAILY umpire, Lynch.
CHICAGO, June 2i.-The New York
League club batted Sullivan freely and
played n fine fielding game, winning cas-
ily. Attendance $50. Score:
Chicago .,......-....1 o o -
New Nork. ...........S o 3 q \ o ] O'-iE
Hits, Chicago 10. New York ~; errors, chicago
3, New York .; batteries, sullivan and Neaeie'
Rusic and Buckley; umpire, Zaei'arias,
CINCINNATI, June 24.IOver 1,3O peo-
pie attended the league game to-day. The
visitors won through errors by the home
team. Score:
Cincinnati ..........0 o o o ~
Boston .........0 o % o o = u % D:
Hits, Cincinnati 3. Boston 4; errors, Cincinnau
:, Rosion o; batteries, Foreman and BALDWIN,
Getzin and Bennett; umpire Mr'(uaid.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Pitts
burg league club played a strong up hill
game hut spoiled several chances To score
by indiscreet base running. Attendance
1,100. Score:
Pittsburg ..,".....0 y "a
Philadelphia .......I % . o % o ~
Hits, Piitsbnrg D, Philadelphia =; errors,
Pittsburg o, Philadelphia 5; batteries, Baker ana
Decker, Nickery and Clements; umpire, Powers.
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PAUL DAVIS IDEA.
He Will Erect n Huge Bathing Place nj
Columbia

Columbia Gardens.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. June A.-Among Its many other
metropolitan features and attractions,
Butte is soon 10 have a flrst-class nator-
ium. Ever since Paul Davis secured an
interest in the Columbia gardens he has
been wondering what 10 use TO apply the
large amount of water which gusbcs forth
from innumerable springs within the
grounds. Recently an idea struck him
which he is now preparing 10 put into es-
ecution. He has decided upon the cree
ton of a huge natorium, containing both
plunge and individual baths. The build
ing will be very ornate and supplied with
all conyeniences. As soon Us the neces-
sary preliminaries can be arranged work
ON the structure will begin.
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Reduced Rates To Miiwauee, Wis, For the
knights Of Pythias Encampment.
For the above occasion the Northern
Racific Railroad company will sell tickets
ON July ID to 9Th. inclusive, to Milwaukee,
Wis. and return for u fare. Tickets
good for return passage until July oath.
JAMES =. MCCAIG, General Agent.
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The PLAYERS League.


PIrrsBuRG, June 24.-The Pittsburp
brotherhood won to-day's game by good
hating In the first inning. Attendance
2.40O.
Pittsburg. ....3 o o o o o o o D.
Philadelphia .........1 o u o o o u % i
Hits, Pittsburg Z, Philadelphia q; errors, Pitts
burg 4, Philadelphia 2; batteries, Stanley ant
Carroll, Bnfinton and Cross; umpircs, Ferguson
an Il Holbert.
BUFFALO, June 2i.-The Bisons had to
days game well in hand up TO the sew
enth inning, when they lost il through
poor fielding. Attendance 1,4OO.
Buffalo. ....... ,......O 3 o o o I o p,
New York. ...........O I o o 5 o . ! 1T
Hits, Buffalo II, New York n; errors, Bufial,
4. New York 1; batteries, Haddock and Mack,
Crane and Brown; umpires, Knight and Jones.
CLEVELAND, June 2i.-Livcly hits wor
the game for the Boston Brotherhood
club to-day. Attendance 800.
Cleveland. ...........O o o 2 o 90 y ! !
Boston ... .........,,2 Z o q 2 o ! q =
Hits, Cleveland o, Boston &; errors, Cleveland
4, Boston none; batteries, O1Iricn and Suteliiic
kilroy and Murphy; umpires, Matthews ant
Leach.
CHICAGO, June neutrality-suspicious.
hood played n miserable game this after
noon and were easily defeated. Attend
ance 1000.
Chicago .........a...3 ; o I 5 I o o OIL
Brooklyn. ............0 o o I q u /
Hits, Chicago IL. brooklyn !; errors, Chicago 3
Brooklyn ~; batteries, baldwin, Parsons an,
Farrell, and Darling, Van Haltrrn and Daily
umpires, Barnes and Gafiney.
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American Association Games.
At Observation-Disclosures ., Roches-
ter6.
twelve innings.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS


NKw YoRx. Sept. 2S-Bar silver. SLICK.
Copper-Steady; lake. September, ST..
Lead-Dun. steady.
The nArrownees and almcat nurnlv professional
character OF the stock market W. again demon
strated to day by the extreme activi = Of those
stocks which of late have become the special
objects OF bsor attacks with accompanying weak
ness In contrast to the dullness and compare
tive rmness Of the remainder of the general list,
after the early hammering was over there was a
full recovery in everything but the market closed
dall. firm: and generally At small fractional
Feroieum- Pennsylvania spot opened at
Soc, closed at i9Ac.; octoheS opened at soc.
closed at Soc. ~
Government bonds-4's. 122a; AIS. l0s,s;
Northern Pacific, 29S; preferred. 75N; Oregon
Improvement. AN: Oregon Navigation, IS: Short
ss On on es e rsS Ss Prime erc.,,;.
so-day bills, s4.sOa: demand. SlssE. -''N' ' .
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Sept 23.1Cattle- Recslpts 5000:
natives. ss7sasio; Texas steers. $50; range range
Hogs-Receipte. 15.OoO higher; common and
packing grades. $4,000 %: prime heavy and
butchers weights, St5OG4 90; light; $4,000 AS:
G4.SO: westerns, SA16@4.40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO o Sept q; 2s e., a9
Corn-Steady; cash, October 4sc; May, 5O.sc.
Oats-Easy; cash, October. $3.50; May, 41hc.
PorkSstesdy; cash, ss.s21; January. sll.55@
II .57k.
g. ss ssa-steaaS; cash. % 'za; January s''so4
Shoulders
Short clear-S5 .6565.70. ,ss
Short ribs-S5, 25A5.35.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-24

SHERIFF'S SALE j. HOLCBERG AND JUL.
Jus Rechtnetz. partners doing business under
the fr!l name snd style of Holcbsrg Il Rechtnerz,
plaintiffs, vs. Milo Summers and his wife, Mar
garet Summers. defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an order o. sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and eale 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 10th day Of September, A. D.,
Hoicberg and Julius Rechtnetz. partners. doing
business under the firm name and style OF Hole
borg and Rechtnets, the above named plaintiffs.
obtained Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against Milo Summers and his vito
Margaret Hummers defendants, on the 18th day
of August. A. d. 1890. for the sum of sass. be-
ides interest, costs and attorney TESS, which said
decree was on the 18th day OF August. A. D. $780,
recorded in Judgment book No. +. OF said court,
at page l29. am commanded to sell all that
certain lot: piece, or parcel Of land. situate lying
and being In the county of Lewis and Clarke.
state. of Montana, and bounded and described
as follows to-wit:
Lot No. one u, in block sixty-focr (84l in the
original townsite of Helena, Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana
Public notice is hereby giver that on Friday,
the Sd day Of October, A. D. 1890, 1t IL O'Clock
M. 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
described property, 30 much thereof, ~ may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with in-
terest and costs, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand.
Given under ,a my hand. this nth day of Sep
CHAs. NJ. JErrER1s, Sheriff.
BY ISAAC HoLBRooK. deputy Sheriff.
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Wilson & Co., Bailey Block, Omers
acre ranch. good water supply. $1,000.
$3.50.
2SO0-acre ranch with good hay land.
LIS head grade cattle, IL head valuable horses.
$4,000
6O-acre ranch, near town, good water right,
per cent. guaranteed on investment for five years.
$lAOOO.
90 acres Immediately adjoining East Helena
TOWNSHIP, suitable for plating. $500.
LOTS.
80 feet, lower Main street. 81, 500.
100 fest, corner Grand avenue, $1,250
It's feet, warehouse property. Gallatin street.
$1,000.
20 feet ON North Ewing street. $500.
100 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth streetss
93,4O0 ;. ST so. s. Z
40 feet, 6hiland street, $21 PSF foot. ii&
125 feet, Ames' addition, $11 per foot. '-Rf'
100 feet corner Hauser addition. 5000