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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-04-05


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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.


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1t is said that ten per cent of alum,
added to plaster Of paris while being
burned, renders it as hard as marble ON
setting, and capable of taking ine
polish.
London Truth says that the art of
the working goldsmith is disappearing,
owing to the cheapness of diamonds.
Every one who buys an ornament insists
now upon precious stones, and estimates
it rather by the value of the stones than
by the beauty Of the workmanship.
Experiments with 3 new explosive
called ecrasite. which is to dynamite IS
100 to 70, have recently been made in
Austria. and are said to have succeeded
so we'll that the invention has been pur-
chased for military purposes exclusively.
Considered as a food the strawberry
would hardly be rated as very nutritious.
The small amounts of food constituents
present are 80 diluted by the ninety per
cent. of water. that to sustain lie : very
large QUANTITY would have to be con-
sumed.
Photography has attained recog-
nized position in medicine. There are
amateur photographers on the staff Of
nearly every hospital, and the extern
sions now being carried on at the En-
glish Royal College of Surgeons compre-
bend s'photograph-room." Before long
the surgeon will think no more about
carrying his camera than he does now Of
carrying his stethoscope.
Edison has invented q new battery
cell for the use Of telegraph companies.
It is described as q simple cylinder Of
zinc in which il placed 4 thick stick Of
caustic soda. and the cell is then filed
with water. It is said to possess mar
yelous potential energy. with mini
mum Of internal resistance. and bat
terry will work as well in wet weather
"a in drv. There is NO polarization and
the zines never REQUIRE cleaning.
Corn husks are utilized in Austria
In the manufacture of naper. Tho
husks are boiled with an aikali in tubu-
lar boilers. The qlutino4s matter il
pressed ont from the fibers. The short
1ibers are used. making paper stronger
than the same weight made from cotton
OF llu6u rags, Doluk bp6cl8lIy 8O8PboU
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q hurried scramble to put things little
in order. The visitor was Mr.. Weston,
and he had s.'called to see Miss Flor
ence." He asked for her at the door;
but, according to previous instructions,
the servant showed him into the room
where Florence sat with the family. He
greeted them warmly, and then advanc-
ing to Florence, he took her hand.
my call was more especially for you,
Miss Florence" he observed quietly.
And as my time is limited, perhaps
you will favor with . few moments
alone?"
Florence rose to follow him from the
room, but her mother interposed:
'You surely have nothing to say to
Florence that you can not say before her
mother" she remarked, rather sternly.
"Then before her mother / must
speak, he returned, with visible annoy
ance. ''as my time is short. Florence,
l love you-hsve loved you since the
first day / met you, and recognized in
you the companion and helper have
sought so long for my future labors.
You and l are both bound to others by
ties which are rksome, nay. CALLING.
feeling as l believe we both do. Flor
ence, shall these ties be broken?"
mo! nor said Florence, wildly. 81
have promised you have promised Go
to her who expects TO become your wife
and-God bless you'll"
Then goodbye. Florence. dearest
H~o,k A~ln~nI
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True Economy

D . buy TIE best thngs at the lowest prices when
you necd = good medicine. q h true practical
eooaomy4O bur Hoods sarsaparilln. for II 10 th9
best At the lowest price. TO- Doses One Dollar y
ORIGINAL with this medicine and true Of no other. II
yoa wish TO prove the truth OF this popular line
buy bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and measure
lts contents You viii lind 10 TO hol5 100 teaspoon
fuls. Now read the directions, and you will md
the average dose for persons OF different axes 10
less than teasDoonful. Thus the evidence OF the
peculiar strength and economy of Hoods Ssrsapa-
rilla 10 conclusive and unanswerable.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists n; six for g. Prepared only
By G. l. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries Lowell. MASS.
100 Doses One Dollar
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REPORTED AND RECOMMENDED
Bill to Sustain Prohibition State Laws
Timber Culture Law.

Bill to Sustain Prohibition State Laws
Timber Culture Law.
WASHINGTON, May 27.--Wilson, of Iowa,
from the committee on judiciary, has
reported the following substitute for the
original package liquor bill now under con-
sideration by the senate: That when any
intoxicating liquors are transported from
one state or territory to another, or from
any foreign country, such liquors shall,
when the actual and continuous transpor-
tation of the same shall have terminated.
be considered to have ceased to be subjects
of inter state commerce and be part Of the
common mass of property within the state
or territory. and subject to the respective
powers of the state or territory in respect
of all police regulations, or prohibition,
regulation OF taxation.
The senate committee on public lands
reported voluminous substitute for the
house bill to repeal the timber culture laws.
The bill repeats the timber culture act of
1878, except as to Nebraska, and all acts
supplementary thereto, with provisos that
no valid rights under the act shall be dis
turbed. etc. The act of 1877, making pro-
visions for the sale of desert lands is
amended by the additions of sections gov
irrigated, and giving parties the right to
associate together for the construction of
irrigation canals and bitches. The bill fur
Their provides that no public lands shall be
offered at public sale except abandoned
military reservations, isolated and discon-
nected fractional tracts and mineral and
other lands
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mo. 2575.}
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
q. .. LAND OFF1CG,
HELENA. Mont. Ma 2 , 1890


Notice 10 hereby gwen thaJ narles A. Broad
water whose postoffice address is Helena, Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana: has this day filed
placer mine bearing gold with surface ground.
situated in nnor ,ized mining district, County
Of Lewis ard Clarke. and State Of Montana. and
file in this office a lot No. Il, in unsurveyed
township 9north, range We t of principal base
line and meridian merida OF Montana, said lot No. II.
Beginning at location corner, which is gran
lite stone. 2Oxl2xl5 inches, msrAei l.l799, for
croper No. J., from which corner the Florence
initial point bears 81 degrees l3 minutes 1889
feetrunning thence II degie,s 30 minutes e.6Oa.2
fest:thence degree 10 minutes e,a2S feetthence
- MINUTES y t tss &c
grees minutes W, 1868 feet; thence p degrees
81 minutes W. 1891 feet: thence 70 degrees rs
mum f as tiene eese d ~ mnnta
W, l9s feet; thence IS degrees 20 minutes ",
lsis feet thence is degrees 70 Y. 1905 feet:
n = degrees r minutes e. 7sa.5 ct: thence So
degrees SO minutes e, esq., feet; thence IS de-
srees 10 minutes e, 12l.S feet: thence ~ degrees
| Is minutes e, la4.7 feet: thence n 81 degrees q
minutes e. 1914 lie NJ thence N degree 10 min
utes @. a2aS feet: the degrees rs minutes e.
es06 feet: thence Is degrees Is minutes .. $50.
thence n degrees 70 minutes Q, 565.5 feet, tn
corner No. l.place of beginning. There are no
conflicting claims.
Magnetic variation 70 degrees 80 minutes. con-
The location of this mine is recorded in the re-
corier's office of Lewis and Clarke county, in
book - rage ll3 of said records. The a5join.
ing claimants unknown.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely any
port ion Of said placer mine are required Ia file
| their d verse claims with the Register of the
United States land Office at Helena, in the state
of Montana, during the sixty DAYS pe:iod of pub
LEGATION hereof or they will be barred by virtue
| of the provisions of the statute.
s. w. LANaHoENE. Register.
| i. p. STERLING, Atty. for Claimants.
| First pub May y, lsSp.
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SATISFACTORY YEAR.
The Good Work Done by the Livingston
Building and Loan Association.

The Good Work Done by the Livingston
Building and Loan Association.
LIVINGSTON, May 27.-[Special, THE an
nual meeting of the Livingston Corpora
tive Building and Loan association was
held in Knights of Pythias hall in the
Miles block last night. The secretary an
nounced that there was $4,000 on hand,
which was auctioned off by the vioe-presi-
dent of the association. Mr.. Orlando En-
mons. The money brought 100 and los
per cent premium. Next was the election
of three directors. There were 9s votes
cast, of which p. Hopes received 50, Q.
Emmons 6s. and S. M. Nye 60. and these
three gentlemen were declared elected.
The second annual report prepared by the
auditor shows the dividends on the first
series of stock to be sos per SHARE as
against GO cents last year. The earnings of
the second series of stock for the past year
was 81. The association has loaned to
members during the past year about
$4,000, almost all of which has been ex-
pended in buildings.
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Dillon.

Fishermen report angling for the speckled
beauties good in Rattlesnake creek.
Thomas Pengilly, who recently left for
Boston, has secured a government position.
Clarence Newbury is slowly getting well
from his recent fall down an elevator in
Portland. and will return to Montana as
soon as able to travel.
Till tappers worked the cash drawer in
the Brewery saloon three nights in success
sion last week. Only small amounts were
taken-half or two-thirds or what happened
to be in the drawer.
The county fair association scheme, which
b!azed up SO conspicuously few weeks ago,
has gone glimmering out into cold, dark
obscurity. 1t is altogether too late now,
and projectors state that next year the en-
terprise will be taken hold of earlier and
more attention paid to it.
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aOx n

> the First Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of Lewis and
= Ellen Gleason, plaintiff, vs.. Hugh McLaugh-
The state Of Montana send greeting to the above
named defendant:
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the first judicial district
Of the sS tn and s5 the h.
plant fled therein within ten days exclusive of
the day Of service) after the service on yon of
If served out Of this county but within this dis
trict within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days, OF Judgment by default will be taken
plant. The said action is brought to recover
Judgment on certain promssory note. for one
hnndrei dollars, mGds and delivered by You to
plaintiff. on the LIST day OF May. 1884, with in
terest thereon at ten per cent per annum from
date.
Second, to recover Judgment on certain prom
issory note, for two hundred dollars, made and
delivered by you to plaintiff. ON tie 18th day of
june 1884, with interest the r,cn at ten per cent
per annum from date.
issory note, for one hundred and sixty-one dol
lars ma lie and delivered by you to plaintiff the
day of May s with thereon
Fourth, to recover Judgment on certain prom
issory note, for ninety-two dollars, made and de-
liyered by you to plaintiff on the LIST day of July.
1855, with interest thereon 1t ten per cent per
annum from date and for costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
required the said plaintiff will demand judR
| ment for $lCO with interest thereon .. ~ per
| cent, from May LIST, 1885, for SEQ. with interest
thereon at 10 per ant, from June 1884, for $751;
| with interest thereon at 10 per cent, from May
80 1885: for $a2 with interest the con at 10 per
| cert. from July ]. 1885. and for costs Of suit.
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
and Clarke, this tn day Of MAY. in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hdndred and
ninety.
[Seal.] JOHN BEAN, Clerk
IT, j. CASSIDY, Deputy Clerk,
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Delnersville.

Immense quantities of trout are now be
ing caught in the saltwater river.
p, S. Ewing and family arrived from
Helena last week and have moved onto their
ranch across the Saltwater.
Lang g. Teideman commenced last Satur-
day to brew beer, and in few weeks will be
ready to supply the Flathead trade as we'll
as the outside cities.
The school district of North saltwater
No. 43, have secured Miss Proctor as their
teacher, who will com mence school on the
o6th, in A. Moricaps old house.
Lieut.. Ord accompanied by DR.. Coe, with
a detachment of 20 men from Capt. Viii
sons command started Thursday morning
on march for Tobacco Plains and will be
gone IL or Is days.
It is understood that Engineer Kennedy
has had to abandon his boat conveyance up
the Middle Fork and has put on a pack
train. Old hunters and trappers offered to
could be made in no other way than by pack
animals.
Ranchmen of the valley who are living on
unsurveyed land are getting very uneasy
over the unnecessary delay of the govern
ment survey which should have been COM
pleted and accepted before this. Surveyor
General Eaton should see that this survey
is completed at once. The ranchmen are
prevented from making many improvements
on their farms that they need by the tardy
movements of the present contractors
There is movement on foot however that
will soon bring about the required result
The Inter-Lake.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Butte.

Hon. w. A. Clark left for Arizona sun
day evening, to look after bis mining inter-
ests in that territory. He will be absent
number of weeks.
Sheriff LLOYD has appointed John B. Gal,
leoher. under-sheriff, Frank Is. Thomas ana
Harry Nichols, assistants; Jerry 0rlmtns
and Tom Richards, assistants.
Mable Hale. Comique fairy aged %,
took 25 morphine pills, in room 70. iron
block, the 18th, with suicidal intent.
Friends thwarted her rash purpose.
Butte philanthropy and capital has or
panized Tor the salvation of Dillon. A
company has been organized and known as
the Beaverhead Water, Light ana Power
company, its object being to furnish water.
nronosed works at Dillon by the company
will be $4,000. Beside abundant water
and electric lights, the proposition OF the
company is to furnish electric power to all
in Dillon desiring it.
A handsome price has been offered to the
board of trustees of the school for the Cen
trail school property on West Broadway.
offered S75, COO cash for the property, and
this proposition will be considered at the
next meeting of the board. The schoo
house lot faces more than $50 feet ON Wesl
Broadway, and the same distance on Yves
Park, extending between these streets OF
Academy.
1t was nearly 2 o'clock Tuesday morning
before the Butte Workingmen's union IN
ished it's meeting and adjourned. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President, T
F. Boland; vice-president, John Porter; re
cording secretary, James Brown; financla
secretary, w. Il. Deeney; conductor,
Percy; warden, John G. Sullivan; trustees
4 L. Longreen, Thomas Reeves San ana 1,a a. =
1000 members at the turnout of the Miners
union June ID. The union will hereafter
meet regularly on Sunday evenings.
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New York, May 27.-The Oregon Trans
continental dieectors to-day discussed re-
organization. The full plan will not be
made public until the annual meeting,
June Is. II is officially announced, how
ever. that new company would be formed
whose stock should be exchanged at par for
Oregon TranscOntinental. and in addition
divide a surplus of $2,o0o,000 among Ore
gon Transcontlnestal stockholders as a
dividend,
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Sunday EYcurRlon.

TIE Northern Pacific Railroad company
will make a Sunday excursion rate of one
are for the round trip to all points between
Helena and Butte via Garrison; also to all
Butte, Helena and Jefferson County and
Helena and Northern branches. Tickets to
be sold on Sundays only, good to return
same day. A. d. EDGAR, GeE'l Agent.
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New Foundlanders Are Wrathy.

LONDON, May 27.-Lord knutford, colo
NAL secretary, has received an angry
address to the queen from the Newfound-
land Legislature. The address protests in
the loudest manner against French aggres-
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Man and wife Assassiuated.

NEWPORT, Ark, May 27.-Harrison Sailor
and wife, two respectable and inoffensive
negroes living near Riverside, Woodruffs
county, were assassinated at their homes
this morning by unknown parties supposed
to be negroes. Much indignation is ex.
pressed.
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ORDINANCE NO. a6S, CREATING THE Of
" fee of Chief of Police.
of Helena.
sEcTIoN 1. The Mayor shall nominate. and by
and with the consent of the City Council, ap-
point Chief of Police, whose term of Office
shall be for one year from Il . date of his qnalif
cation. or until his suc,o sor is appointed and
qualified; said officer shall take the came oath of
Office is required of other officers OF the city.
and may be removed in the same manner as other
city officers
Sec. >. The Chief of Police shall be under the
direct supervision and control of the City Marsh
al, and shall, under the direction OF said Marshal
have charge of the police of the city and perform
all DIT ties required in the detection and proven
ton of crime.
See. 5. The Chief Of Police shall receive An an
nual salary Of 81 500, payable monthly IN install
ments, in the same manner as other officers Of
the police force.
Approved May q. 1880
DONALD BRADFORD. Mayor.
lSeal.l Attest ROBT. b. SMITH;
A True Copy
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sions, bounties and smugglings, which, it
says, the English government seems to tol-
crate, and absolutely declines to consent to
arbitration of the lobster dispute. The
Legislature calls upon the imperial govern
ment to cause the removal of the obstetrics
and stop all fishing privileges until boun
ties are abolished. and threatening to take
their own measures if the government re-
fusaa.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and of ease
and comfort follows the use of Syrup of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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LOST!
$50 REWARD

will pays reward Of fifty dollars for the re-
coyery of my pocket book containing money
and two demand notes of Charles Lehman for
@ easn psaahs to me- and dated the one about
Payment of said notes has bsen stopped ana
they are Of no value to anyone but myself. All
persons are cautioned against receiving or nego-
tiating the same. -
WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL,
Jefferson County, Mont.
ORDINANCE NO. a6a, AMENDING ORDI-
" nance No. IS, concerning Migrants.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City
of Helena:
SECTION 1. That sections l and 2: of ordinance
No. g, are hereby amended by striking out the
words twenty-five dollars wherever they 90
cur in said sections and inserting in lieu thereof
the words ''Ons hundred dollars"
Approved May q, 1880. ~
[Seal1 Attest: ROBT. b. SMITH,
City Clerk.
True Copy,
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Correspondence Solicited:
H. B. PALMER,

Room15, Merchants National bauA.u44.-..g
4 ssIGNEE's sALE-NolICE Is HEREBY
"A given that at II o clot K noon, on Thursday,
the 18th day of June. 1880, at the Office building
of the Helena Iron works, He!e-a Montana, the
undersigned will sell to tire highest bidder for
cash, at public sal,, the following describe
property, (being portions of the property con-
veyed to him by a certain deed of assignment
from OF Is. H. Tatem--the real est ate hereinafter
described, constituting what is known the
Helena Iron works, and the personal property
herein being appurtenant to the foundry bust
there carrie on' to-wt: Lots Is. 20. p, y,
Al, AZ, 4S, 4 A. in book lot 10, 20. 81 %, %,
Is, u. IS, ~, So in block p lots 2 3. 90 81 90
%, q, q, 20, in block IS: also two lots next to
warehouse OF foundry on west side of Main street
and also two lots next to foundry on east side of
Main street, said premises being more fully de-
serbs d on pages :is to $40, book s. of miscel-
30 the +, Lowing personal property, to wit:
machine engine and boiler. drill presses shaft.
pulleys, ETC., hand tools for bench, l portable
drill. machinery IN pattern shop, l lathe,
planer scroll saw. l circular saw, bench tools
in machine foundry. ladies', cupola. faskes,
chills, coke oven and tools; all stock manu-
featured and raw materials and all other appur-
tenances OF said foundry business: l black
horse, double carriage and harness. Persons, il
any, desiring to bid. but not being able to attend
SALE may submit cash bid in writing to the un-
dersigned at the First National bank at Helena
addressed to r. W. knight, assignee which bid
will publicly be read At time of auction.
wv. KNIGHT,
As Assignee h. H. Tatem.
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'4That tired feeling is entirely overcome by
Hoods sarssparilla, which gives feeling Of
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ will he meeting OF the trustees q the
Thomas Grass Savings Bank held in the once o.
said bank, Saturday, June 9Th 1880. q ocIoek
r. M, for the purpo of electing ofhrers Tot sne
onsuing year and transarting any ana III oensf
0asiness-. VIM. J. Grnse. Hecy.
Helena, May 10Th, 1850
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+. W. ELLIS, Clerk.
Dated Helena, Montana. May 10, 1890.

pROPOSAISEBID0A ARE INVITED FORTHE
:! construction of bridge across the south
fork ef the Sun river =. re ste Of theod bridge,
tanA- bidders to accompany their bids With
plsns and specifcations Of the work. Rridss
prosches, Is feet on top. BIDS to be sssIsd ma
addressed to the undersigned to be received until
June 1, 1850 Board reserves the right - ri5esf
any OF all bids By order OF the Board.
]. & OOKER CT
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SCROFULA

Is that impurity Of the blood which produces
unsightly Jumps or swellings in the neck;
which causes running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness Or
deafness; which is the origin Of pimples, can
cerous growths. or "humors;" which, fasten-
ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and
death. 1t is the most ancient Of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.