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BUILDING A BIG SAW Mill.
Important Enterprise That Will As
sist in the Growth Of
Great Falls.
Eighty Tons Of Ore to Be Hauled
Daily from the Paragon
Mine.
Rettmbering the Silver Bell-Other News
from the Growing Metropolis Of
Northern Montana.

GREAT FALLS, Nov. 26.-[Special.] To
day ground was brokuu0by the Butte d
Montana Mercantile company for their
great saw mill plant just above Black Eagle
falls. This will be the largest in the
state, having capacity Of 100000 feet per
day. The company expects to cut 10000
GOO feet of lumber here next season. A v
shaped boom will be built in the river about
400 feet above the dam to hold the logs
which will be float d down through Smith
river from Sheep creek. Besides the saw
mill the plant will include all kinds Of
machinery necessary to work the wood into
finished products such as doors. sash, etc.
Fifty men will be employed in the mills.
Messrs Clark and Humphries are here on
their way to Barker. where they have con-
tracted to haul eighty tons of ore daily
from the Paragon Mining COM
pany's claim to the railroad at
Monarch. Their outfit, consisting Of
eighty mules and necessary freight
Wagons and camp supplies arrived at Mon
arch, via White Sulphur Springs, to-day.
Barker is already very lively camp and
this additional force will give il regular
the old Silver Bel! and have put three shifts
of men at work replacing the old timbeis.
They have also commenced burning char
coal in the old pits. The Little Giant
smelter il turning out ton OF bullion
every twenty -four hours.
The first sociaple given by the Y. M. G.
A. was held in their rooms last night and
WAS success in every particular. The as
ISOLATION is now firmly established and is
doing much good among the young men OF
the city.
Jack Enrieht was to-day bound over to
appear before the grand jury in the sum of
$1,000. He is charged with having run .
"br ,ce'' game of faro. w. ID. Benson, on
same charge. was bound over last week in
the same amount.
w. j. Boston. known for his desire to be-
come married man, has at last found a
mate and was married to an estimable lady
from Baltimore, Maryland.
The board of trade has been resuscitated
and held an important meeting Tuesday
night. Steps we're taken which will give us
better mail facilities. Great Falls will be
placed on the list of second class Offices
after July l next, SO Mr.. Bixby, special
agent, says. He promises four carriers
within short time One new clerk has
been added to the force and three hundred
boxes ordered.
The fire department will give grand
Thanksgiving ball Thursday night for the
benefit of sick member. Two new houses
have been ordered for the hose companies,
one on tho north and the other on the south
side of town.
Work on several of the buildings is being
pushed day and night and no rest 10 taken
on Sundays.
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The Oldest, Most Successful,
and Only Reliable San
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All requiring expert medical or eurgi-
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Pacific Coast Doctors now in Butte
City without having to visit San Fran.
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TIE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
on TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL $500. go.
DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC MONEYS
OF IL United State, The STATE Of Nsv York. tAs
CITY OF New York.
.Hkseident. Vice President
I scd sssi.;; 1aos. J. sR9H SlssIs;,.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
erayton Ivss. President.
EDWARD ]. Berwind. Pfeot. Colo. Coal and Iron
Co.
Charlss J. Canda, Ex.Assistant Trsasursr, o. &
Wn. N. Golfer. Jr.. Of W. N. Colee D Co.. II
ChaPney n. Dspsw. Prsst. N. Y. G &H. R. %.
aO1is Fitzgerald. Priest. Mercantile Trust Co.
y. p. Snydee.
Msrcsllss Hartley. Of Hartley 0saAam. 10
Henry 3. Hyds. Pr.st. Equitable Lie A.sur.ao.
Society.
+: Q. issthiesssn. Of r. o. Matthiessen 4
Wlecher's sugar he6ning Co, 106 Wall street.
John =. eearlss. Jr.; Priest Havsneyer's Sugar
sisnsl y 1yi:r, Pe.st Fourth strsst National
WAaAn G WAitnay. Ex-6serstax5 It u NAVY
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]. L. SMITH.
Freight Transfer Line
H1MENA. MONTANA

HELENA. MONTANA. (.
An kidd e merchandise and othee hp9sAfa
octading 0ge4 promptly tzanstegrod au0 ~
O6ssi0J. 3aldbseg's etcso and q - 49,
y 11oe ~ Soc1avo DIoAapt attaAt1oo
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chine, and be goes TO his work a. cheer
fully as an animal of his kind could be ex-
pected to.
Farmer Cunningham has litter Of pups
by this wolf, out Of female deer hound Of
his, which are the widest uncanniest look
ing things imaginable. They have the
temper, somewhat modified, of their pater-
nal ancestor. Cunningham has an idea
they will make good hunters, but his
neighbors say that by the time he settles
once or twice for damages they will do in
sheep folds one of these DAYS he will get
over that idea.
Change of Time.
Commencing Nov. 10Th, Union Pacific
steamers, Estate Of California Oregon
and Columbia" will leave Portland, Ore.
every third instead Of every fourth day az
heretofore. The same rule will apply from
San Francisco to Portland, effective Nov.
18th. A. E. VEAz1E,
F. d P. Agent. q. p. BY.
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ro.dax,s sensation-scand.

To-day's Observation-Disclosures
The subject of this sensation is the new
piano-tuner, Mr.. j. H. Zimmerman, who
has just arrived from the east and is now
connected with Jackson's music house, OF
this city. Mr.. Zimmerman was recon-
minded to Mr.. jackson as a. frst-class
tuner. and upon Investigation by the latter
on his eastern tour was not only found to
be first-class, but an artist in his profession
throughout and an entire gentleman. He
has perfect knowledge of the piano and
its belongings, being capable of tuning,
toning. voicing and repairing, regulating.
rebushlng or recapping the action-in fact,
everything that pertains to piano making.
he has made the piano II life study and has
no superior in action work, which il of as
much or of more importance than
or wear of the instrument. Any one having
a piano cannot afford toset an Incompetent
man ruin it; therefore d pays to have the
BEST when at the same time they are the
lowest. Mr.. Zimmerman has also the repu-
tatlon OF being very prompt, and any orders
left at the store, in the5 Bailey block on
Main street, will receive prompt and care
tlcnlar with their piano, or having any crit
zeal faults with their instrument will do
we'll to employ the above tuner, who has
come here to stay. He rs in time past
been concert tuner for som of cur leading
artistes. and is sure to please, and if you
will have him once you will never do with
out him. 1t is pleasure to know your pi-
anO IL Entrusted to safe hands. Give MIN q
trial and you shall be satisfied for yourself.
Mr. Jackson guarantees all HIS work salts
factory; il It doesn't prove 90 all money
will be cheerfully refunded.
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Governor Toole's Action in Regard
to the Troublesome Indians
Near Lima
He Calls on Secretary Noble to
Remove and Disarm
Them.
Prompt and Favorable Response - Tn
Bucks In war Paint, Well Armed,
and Very Sullon.

Governor Toole has received numerous
kilograms from Lima, in Reaverhead county,
saying that great alarm exists among the
settlers there over the ghost dances that the
Indians are;having in that vicinity. The GOV
ernor sent telegram to Secretary Noble OF
the Interior department requesting that thu
Indians be removed to their agencies and
disarmed. A reply was received from the
secretary yesterday saying this would be
done without delay. No further trouble il
anticipated, but the settlers are keeping
their eyes open, and the local militia COM
pany is in readiness to respond to a sudden
call. They will, however, make no open
demonstrations, which would be likely to
precipitate conflict.
The Indians, about 1EO in number, are
Snakes and Bannocks, from old Fort Hall
and Lemhi agencies. They came from
Idaho, mostly in small detachments, and
camped in the neighborhood of Lima, where
they began their ghvst dances. They are
dent that the messiah craze has struck them
as it has the Sioux. While they have COM
mitted no overt act beyond killing some
range cattle, their presence creates general
alarm among the settlers, especially an the
Indians are sullen and show an ugly dispo-
0AUAOus I0lu6lu8 W tdIA Will tu0 Wulso VoO-
pie at all.
The prompt action of Governor Toole in
advising the interior department, and de-
mandinR the removal and disarming of the
Indians, will meet with approval from all.
The Indians are of their agencies without
leave, and this Of itself is sufficient to war
rant the authorities at Washington in tax
ing action. Coupled with their truancy is
their war-like prepa, ations and appearance,
and these two together justify the governor
in the steps he has taken to protect the Set
tiers.
Lima, OF what is better known as Silver
Springs, is on the east side Of the divide in
the lower part of Beaverhead county. On
the other side OF the divide is Lemhi
county, Idaho. It Is in this county that
the Lemhi valley Indian reservation is
situated. The old Fort Hall reservation is
to the southeast of the Lamhi, and is partly
in Dillingham; and partly in Oneida county,
on the line of the Union Pacific railway.
The two reservations are about 150 miles
apart. It is surmised that the young bucks
from Fort Hall visited those at Lemhi
agency on their way to the mountains
where they thought they Thought they
would be undisturbed in their DAWES.
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The Builders Exchange,

The meeting of the Builders and Manu-
facturers' exchange, held in the Board of
Trade rooms Saturday night, was we'll at
tended, nearly every branch Of industry in
the city being represented. The meeting
was called for the purpose of electing Off
GERS, and the following gentlemen we're
unanimously chosen:
President-John Stedman.
-president-W. Y. Simonton.
Treasurer-W. II. Gebauer.
Secretary-W. r. Jones.
Direetors-D. 2. Workman, Geo. f. Boos
u. i. Fuller, Nick Kessler, J. P. Ketchum.
be held hereafter on the third Tuesday Of
every month.
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A Farewell Dinner.

A dozen friends of J. w. Ward, the we'll
known plumber. who is about to move to
Portland, rendered him farewell banquet
last night at the Boston. The affair was
given under the auspices Of the Journey
men Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters L. A.
No. 40. Those present were: +. O'Connor.
9. Il: Bishop. F. G. Bartos, John Hogan,
]: w. Ruddick. John j. Weber, II. Nj.
Clark, G. NJ. Woke, NJ. NJ. Donaghue, b.
5. Lyons, John Campbell. The repast was
bountiful and two very pleasant hours were
enjoyed by the party.
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Fanny Davenport.

The great American tragedienne has writ
ten the following note for the benefit Of
her sex. 1t should prove especially inn
class is go we'll informed on the subject Of
which she writes as professional women:
New York, Aug. 1l.-Mr. Wisdom: Dear
Sir:-Your Robertine was highly spoken Of
in San Francisco and lady friend induced
me to try it. It is very fine and is an ex-
cellent application for beautifyinR and
whitening the face and hands. The Rob-
ertine powder is delightful. Very truly,
FANNY DAvzNPORT.
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PERSONAL.

9. 4. schlappi, piano tuner for the Capt..
"a City Music company, came in last night
from a trip to Missoula.
Hon. q. II. Kleinschmidt, assistant cashier
yesterday after an extended tour abroad,
Departures via Northern Pacific: Miss G..
Jerould. Kansas City; NJ. B. L. Price, Phil
sdelphia; B. w. Noyes, st. Paul: F. J.
Coberly, Kansas City; N. Quinlan, Queens
town, Ireland, sailing from New York on
steamship Britannia. White Star line, Dec.
Z; Mr.. Mendock, st. Paul; N. A. Clifford.
Chicago; Max Oppenheim, New York; Anse
Hulburt, Paducah, KY; O. B. Thomas, La
crosse, Wis; N. Ostrand, Dubuque, Ia.
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Religious.

The meetings now being held in the
Grand streetMethodist church are growing o
be exceedingly interesting. Last evening
Rev. A. G. Couey preached IN excellent SER
mon; theme. The gospel invitation" The
attendance was good, and there were two
additions to the church. Services to-day al
7;O 2: m. Rev. Couey will preach. Servant
OF christ, here u an opportunity to serve
trend with You, and join in the warfare
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ONE OF THE 2s4.

A Certificate Of Election lssuad IN Hon.
William W. Dixon
The paper which certiiies that Hon. viii
liam ". Dixon is entitled to sit among the
~ democrats who will compose the bulk Of
the next house OF representatives, was made
ont Yesterday. It was prepared and signed
~ Gov. Toole and countersigned BY Score
tary OF State Rotwitt. The certificate was
forwarded to Judge Dixon yesterday after
noon.
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County Taxes.

The county treasurer has sent notices 70
all taxpayers to the addresses given ON the
tax books, and those not receiving the Same
and owning property subject to taxation
are IN no manner excused from the PAYMENT
Of taxes by the failure to receive such tar
notice: An early call at the treasurer's Of
nee will be to the convenience Of the tax
payer. County TaxAsupxR
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Masonic Electson

At the regular monthly meeting of Hell
ena Council, No. 8. Il. d s. M, held laat
evening. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: I. l., w. E. FEEDER
lex; D. /. VIM. McClatchey; p. c., ". Is.
smith, Treas, John w. Thompson; Rec.
George Booker. The following officers were
appointed: G. g.. w. H. McCann; G. C..
]. w. Hathaway; s., F. D. Jones. = ~
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L o. o. F. Election.

Rocky Mountain encampment No. /, |. O.
0. F., elected the following officers last
night for the next term: John r. Biles. G.
r; Q. G. Kirkwold, s. W.; Moritz Mothaa
h. r; g. E. Getchell, J.. W.; II. Aasmueaen'
scribe; l.. Marks. treasurer.
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Oscar Elsctsa.

The following officers of the Hrmonia
GesanR Verein have been elected: Theo.
hleinschmidt, president; Mike Rtinie. vice
president; Louis Hillebrecht, secretarv.
Henry Richter. vice secretary; JAG. Loeh'
treasurer; VIM. Gslhaus, librarian; b. d
Yaeger, trustee. =.
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Balls Photos, Cheapest and B,rsst.
Our holiday photos, in latest ety1es, fine
~ retouched and elegantly finished, are the
cheapest and best in the CITY. J. p Ball 4
Son, Main street, near Sixth avenlia. and
Helena avenue, opposite Turner hall.
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B. Prize silly d Co.'S silk warp Henriettaa
are made OF the purest and finest silk and
the best quality of Australian wool. Every
yard 10 guaranteed to be perfectly satisfac.
tory TO the wearer. They are stamped eyery
hve yards. on the under side Of the sel-
wedge, with the manufacturers name IN.
Priestly d Co. in gilt letters. Unless sn
stamped they are not genuine,
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embroidered handkerchiefs ~ a1d ~ Hn .sH
stitched initial 6sc and ~. Iniisrs : lss.s
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Arrivals at the Grand Central,

Grand Central.
Miss =. Shafer,, Marys-
vile.
John Carries, Marys-
vile.
j. A. b. Car Is, Marys-
vile.
John Murray. Bedford.
George Kirby, Marys-
vile.
John Carbis, Jr.,
Marysville.
Mrs. VIM. McKincheck
Marysville.
Mrs. Whitestone, JEFF
fersOn.
Mra. Davis, Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Kenck, Placer.
Mrs. X. bradley, Scratch
Gravel.
John Fitzgerald, Boul-
der.
NJ. Unicker, Butte.
Mrs. Mandyke and
child, Bozemxn.
W; J; Calkins, New
w. f. Jewett, Roders-
Tfos: Lang. Roder.-
burg.
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For Hosiery, Yarns, UnderyuMr and
Gloves try the Kaitting Factory, 3;l3 South
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Dolls, doll cabs. doll iewelry and doll sundrie,
Ut The Bee Hive
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WiIlArrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
+. j. Losee. Il. A. Coorie, E. N. NerwinR,
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o. X: =. means Oregon Kidney Tea, which
cures all kidney troubles.
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DECEMBER, 1890.

We want this last month Of 1850 to
% the month OF all months in the his
Tory OF our business year. We want
foU to be one OF thousands who are
going to make it sc. Whys
BECAUSE: We have gathered the most
elegant assortment OF Holiday Goods
ever assembled in any one store Of the
kind in Montana.
bEoAusE: They are strictly fine goods
IN every sense of the term. Our buyer
selected them in New York from only
the best of makers, SO that your buying
@ us 'nsures you the quality. No shod-
dy. no inferior articles.
BECAUSE: We pride ourselves upon
our methods Of dealing vita you. We
will not knowingly misrepresent any
thing. We will notsell 10-kt for 1ikt;
we will not sell fiawed diamond for a
perfect one. We allow no misrepresen-
tations behind our counters end pledge
you that, quality considered, our prices
are the lowest. Come and sec US.
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Frank Tucker, Placer /.
J. $. Henry, Great
Falls.
II. q. Kline, Neihart.
B. z. S,ickney, Craig.
w. L. Austin, Portland.
Geo. w. Paabury,
Marysville.
G. w. Gould, Butte.
w. &. Eerche ad, Marys-
vile.
Add Turner, Choteau.
Hon. G. j. McNamara,
Big Sandy.
James Barkley, New
ChicagO.
A. Price, Marysville.
John A. dell, Marys-
vile.
o. nj. SOudan, San
Francisco.
8. ]. Allen. Missoula.
John Potter, w. s.
Springs.
s. Goodman, Stillnater.
]. johnson, Billings.
w. H. Edwards, Elk
H. T. Raxter, Marys-
vile IT.
Julius Danioehy. Placer
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Take it before breakfast" DR.. Herl3vs En-.
lish DandeliOn Tonic.
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Sons of st. George.
Albion Lodge Order Sons of st. George,
No. 237. meets every Tuesday evening at
7:3C, at ''Good Templars Hail. corner of
Grand and Warren streets. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all members and Wis
itors to attend.
w. NJ. CATRoN, President.
w. JAMES MURRAY, Secretary.
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V~-~p-

II you would 10 informed in regard to tia lat.
ct novelties in tnyr. dolls. game and holiday
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To the Ladies Of Helen.

SILK and wooden hosiery made tn order
Knitting Factory, 313 8euth Main street
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Take it before breakfast" DE-. Henley's Eng
lish DAndeliOn Tonic.
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''Iske it before breakfast" Dr.. Hsnlsye Ene
lish Dandelion Tonic.
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Rev York Dry Goods Store viii ,enaan oner
evenings during December.
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Two Ciearmakers Wanted.
Two union ciearmakers can find employ
ment at Fred Sass, 1856 NorttIdain street
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hasis hnssrns q IL Bss Hiys.
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Pick out your holiday presents now while tn
stock is complete and fresh ct The Il Hive.
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Go to The Ee, Hive fer Christmas presents.
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Go to The Bee Hive for Xmas presents.
All kinds of toys at The Bee Hive.

Go to No II Warren street for switches, WIG
and fronts. Hair cut, Cu1led and dressed.
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A Lovely Complexion
May be obtained and retained By the use of
Wisdom,s Robertine.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

=. W. Odds. Kansas Geo. H. Bailey, Aber-
Clty. deem, 8. d.
w. A. Logan, wife and W. mi. Tatoen. St.
child Missoula. Paul
Y. b. Castle. Butte, C.L. Whit, New York,
John w. Plummer, w. j. Wood. Tenver.
=. Elkh0rn w, McWhite. Butte.
Y. ". Cane New York. d. j. McMahcne, Ere
T. VI. hurley. st. Paul. mont.
It., l.. Turner, Los H. e. Billan Chicago
datas, Cal. w. II. Rust Tacoma
W. H. Paulhamus, Alb i. NJ Willis. Pittsbure.
erdeen g. u. Pa
Chas. A. Nelson, Aberdeen. & D,
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LOSING GU
.#HT COST#

Beginning Monday Dec and continuing until Sold shall
offer entire stock We
ST. and Sixth large elegant seasonabe g
which this offers exceponabe opportunity
prices before offered N Helena.
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The Ceur d'Alene company, operating
the Poorman mine in Northern Idaho, is
now paying regular monthly dividends.
The December dividend, aggregating $685.
600, was declared on the I'd instant. Cnur
d'Alene stock is held largely in Helena,
Butte and other Montana towns.
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Hive.
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