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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Xxx.

Die Birser, wsI9e suiammenserufen
worben wareu, UNI nit ausemsinsr Abffin,s
muns sinsn neuen 9rafsu Su wabIen, be-
bettsu in peri5isbensn @ruppen bic srpBe
@bsns DOT Der Stabt Brisse, uelde Der
Sanb senaunt wurbs. Mtitten auf Der
Sld6e bate man cine Griblne erri1tet,
auf Der fid bic S9Offsu pon Brisss unb
bic uornsbmftsn Hanoerii9sn Sitter nit
ibrem SeIoberrn, 9sruaas pan Yraet, bes
fanbsu, iowobl um ibrs Stimmsn absuses
ben, ais aud absr bic RsssImdBistsit Der
Ibittmmuns 81 MAIDEN,
DiSoir Dos. Der abi9suIi5s gerrdtber,
Der felt Der usbsrrumpsluns Der Stabt has
beionbere Sertrauen bss Selbbsrrn AZ ges
uieBen i9ien, ltanb ebeafaus binter ibnsn.
Dor Der Eribine war cine srcBe ans
;abl uon Sirsern, bic msiit bsiabrt unb
~bsionbsrs prd@tis sstIeibst parsn, In elmer
bsionberen 9ruppe psriammsIt. SIS mas
rem bic 8orfebsr Der Stabtbesirfe unb Der
9iloen, bic bier psrhabmsn, mas bic
S46ffsn unb bic Sitter su iasen batten ;
bann muBtsn fis 3u.ibrsn 9sutsn ssbsn, bic
etpas wsitsr pon ibnen s~ntfsrnt ben Sanb
bsbsttsn, ibnsu bic Worts ibrsr Sbrtsteit
mittbsilsn, i6re Stimmen in gmpfaua nabs
men uno bas @rsebniB Der WabI ibren
S9bffsn ibsrrsi9tsn.
Sisis 9orfe5sr ipra4sn isbr Iaut unb
sifris iber bic in Srase ffsbenbe AngeIes
senbsit. ginise MOLTEN, bag man bic abs
ittmmuus aus benz @runbe ~psrrueiaern
iols, neil Der R5nis uon Srantrei4 in teis
ner Weiie' fi9 nit Der 8srpaItuns SIans
berns 3u b"sfafen babe unb bsnno1 ben
girssrn bon Srisse ui9t ben Ratb,
~fonbsrn iosar Ten gsfebl ssseben babe,
einen neueu 9rafeu au wdbIen.
Sn alien 3sitsu battsn ibrs YoreItern
has &s4t ssnonen, ibre Siriisn islbif su
wdblen unb u wurbe ibusn bisiss Ste1t,
bas ibnen Sabrbunberte lang ssraubt &C.
wsien NOR, wieber surifssssbsu. Wan
tonuts aIio ui4t 70 tbSridt isin, ss absus
Isbnsn, alsin bssbaIb, neil IS bur9 BITE
ginmii9uns zines frsmbsn Sirifsn linen
wisber su EbeiI wurbe. Warum ssisten
ft5 bic Burger, bic fur WilbsIm pan GOO
iftmmen woIten, 10 un3ufriebsn2 Warsn
fe In ibrer 8abl ni5t sbsu 10 fret, pie bic
anbdnser Otetri9s pou gliaB obsr bes
iunsen 9raien Dor SoIanb2
Disie unb dbnIi9e @rinbs batten bic
unaufrisbsniten gorltsbsr sinissrmasen BE-,
rubist; bsnno9 bIisbsn bic @sipra@s
spii9sn ibnen iebr bisis unb srrest, pabs
rsnb ieber fi9 Wtdbs CAB, ben anbern su
aberrebsn, fur bisisn Obsr isneu Saritsn gu
ftimmsu.
Sn bisism aussnbIids srt6nts bic Sroms
pete zines Ssrolbs, wsI9sr Stias unb aufs
m~srtiamfsit ssbot.
(5~prtissuns foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
S@ritt far S@ritt u~erloren fs ben Bo'
ben unter tbren Eiken.

S@ritt fir S9ritt usrlorsn fs ben go'
ben unter ibren 6iBsn.
@obre9t ba9te an DaterIia unb ieine
S@wefter. Wts Elm 8Iis i9oB ibut Der
@ebante burd ben Ropf, baB fe In Der
Bobnuas bes &aifeuans uidt fiber ietsn
uns tn bic 9dnbe bes Seinbes fallen
pirben.
OR perIieB bas @sfs1t; iprans tn bas
@ema4, tn benz BITE Sunsfrauen waren
unb rief:
.s5nea, f$nsa, fOIst mir! Gilt Obsr
es 1T gu ipdt!"
80 Der aru,e gssarb, unisr Bsf@aser,
unier Befreisr!" rief Witta, ,,psrIdbt Du
i'm obne WitIsib, Robrs9t2 gle wsrben
i'm fur9tbar u,artern!"
Sn bieism Auseablide srbob Der Bers
wunbete bic 5dubs unb fifsrts tn tIasens
benz Con:
u&obrs9t! Robrs9tl"
Snslosbe, aus tieffer SeeIe geribrt
NIB eri4ittert, ur1faBte ZEN R5rpsr isinss
u%erwunbeteu Sreunbss, bob i'm NIT sepaIs
tiger anffreusuns auf feline S9uItern,
lief NIT ibm mad Der Ebir, wdbrsnb sr In
fsberbafter l1nssbuIb gu ben Sunsfrausu
faste:
vSoIst mir, psrlabt mid ni&t! Sun
&IOifer unb In Der Bropfst fub mir fiber!
Romu,t, tou,mt!"
DrauBen ffans nod cine sabIret9e
S@aur RerIe, BITE ft9 psrtbsibistsn, obs
wobI Der sanse frsie 9Ias pou uon Sfss
grtnmen mar.
gs seIans Robrsdt, pon ben bsiben
Sunsfrauen sefolst, am BaIaffe porbsis
5ufommen. Ro4 etua aebn S9ritte unb
er bate bic ense Pforte bes SIofsrs sr.
rei@t. War CT etnual bisr, bann bsfanb
Ct f1 In Si1erbett, benn bieie @ebdube
warsu nod Defenders bsfsiiist unb tonnten
aud, mad benz gerIufs Der Burg, nod
LANCE sebalten werben.
S&on iubeIte Der iunss Sitter, bsnn Ct
bate bic 8Ioferpforte beinabe errei&t;
bod pl6sIi9 murbsn bic tdmpfenben RerIe
pom eineu. uitbenbeu 9lnsriff Der Ssinbe
~iberrumpeIt unb sesen bic gde bes gals
Iaftss bin turitseworfen.
0er nod fret In isiner Bsussuns mar,
~firH,te fisbsnb unb nit benz Seinbe pers
mii1t uis cine Sturmfutb tn bas RIotfer
unb 10 tam AUDI &ebrs9t tn baHsIbs nit
ieiasr 2aff bineia.
Sofort wurbe bas Tbor psrrammsIt unb
befsfist.
Robre9t sius In zines Der &Ioiferse.
md9ef ubb Ieste gssarb auf sin Bstt nies
Der. Damn tsbrte er beinabe wabnfinnis
Dor S9reden On bas Ebor surit.
Soft isi Dant, Oaterlia, Du biff ses
rettet!" i4rie er, isiisr 8erlobtsn tn bic
Irme fiesenb.
Aber iofort ianbte ct Isine Bl;te tums
meruoa in ieiner umssbuns lumber.
,DuterIiu, NO 1T meme S5wsfsr9
Su wetnf, g 6immel!"
nsIrms, arms Bitta!" f9Iu@ats Das
terIia.
sic lit ni5t BET Dir!" i5rie Robre6t
nit DOT gntisssn sittsrnbsr Stimme, ,fe
1T brauBen seblisbsn! 8ebe, webel"
gon 8srsweiluns iibsrmannt, feI er
auf cine gant nieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
ct. &aphaels : Yereiu gum sduse Der
Gin unb Nuspanberer.
3 ur 9 d


Bon ptf4tsesutn Ssitsn ptrbs Id 70 oft .rfu4t, s,rsa
Castle Garden su supiausen uus tbm bebnIata ,u i,fn.
Sd bin ssrRs gu isbsm Sisnftt b.r.it. Rur mS1t, Is bits
ten, tets ssuan a~u3ussssn, init peI4sm S6tHe Der Betrsis
ftnee tommtu lou. BsHn man uns ui4t ben uua,idbrsn
@ts unf BITE ~unesiahrs 3sit austbt. uaun elmer tomlntu lou,
10 " q i5psr, Ia fat uHmoeItt, StmaResu un,sr ess
Diane @tnwauttrer ~ausftnsts su MAIDEN. Aud warc %
gut, wtnn man ben B.rpauotsn i4oH BITE ahrsis Der sursS
pdti4sn Observation-Disclosures ausdbt. Auf sisIs art phrss
aud loon Srabsn far he seiorst ptrbtu, uns tdmsn isIsa
am R6eriten eirett an mtd. &ir gtbsu bier BITE abrsNs
Der psrtaitssnsu gsrtrau.usmdnutr auS bsmsrttu babel
nod foIseuees.
Der 3psf hes 81. 8apba.Issg ,r.ius IN, BEN R,iftus,s
Saus uub Beiftane enstbeibtu gu lafsn, uao ne uor Is'
BEN S4astn tn Sstttitsu uno sstftissn Stustn gu btoos
rem. Sebe austunit In Sstrtis liner tsheH auseIestaStlt
Der Reiis wtre bersitpiutsft uuo gratis srta,ilt. ~
m1ss babu su Steer Rd In Rstits aus.sssnbtttu pns
traasuspoa an ben SrsiH wtnesu. Sir eta 8uSsi
Der psritisetusu Observation-Disclosures:
DsytrausuSua annsr esS ct. NapbasIH
DsrttuS tno tn3
prtmsn; Strr paiter 9. S4ISiitr. siHhtafr.
SamSaTaI: Strs sSs's0r @ssHbsrG Or. sdssa'
antp,rpsa: Ssrr 3. B. Bars,u n, - au,uu. gSarlO,,,
Rottsrtam: StrT Sacob 56IItr, pan Der Ga6itraatiT,
Saurs: Strr y. saWbtrt Rttb N n n, Rns Denket.
sous0u: Ssr gafor %. 8oIt IL linton 6nsa,
s~tuupOoi: per- BtIHam SrOa. 50 0us Street.
Rtp BORT: &sp. I. &suIaub, tatboI. Brtthsr, Stat
Strttt. ssssuhber 9atiIt gaIben.
porto autsr.. Brou. &io Sranst tu SuI. BraRItsa
DER eItmtus BaIIaH.
ystnptAt (GoHa Sranesea), Br0p. Sauta gatbartas
sTaA!itn; SaT sshSr g sssss sSaHiiaI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Billy Mellen is ON the sick list.

Billy Mellen is on the sick list.
Hon. w. j. Penrose and James A. Muir
ray are over from Butte enjoying the in
MIGRATING atmosphere of the Queen City
and its many beautiful scenic attractions.
Great Northern departures: Miss Allie
Smith. Chicago, Mrs. John Furlow, st.
Paul: Ben Shobridge, Detroit; John How
ell, Memphis; E. S. jackson, st. Paul.
Miss Addie Coombs.a student the past two
months in the Perrine shorthand depart
ment of the Helena Business college, acts as
clerk and stenographer for his honor, Judge
Fleischer.
Yesterdays Northern Pacific departures:
Chas. GLENN, Chicago; H. G. Stier, Chica-
60; Ed Payson, Warwick, Kan; Fred WAR
renton, Ulster. Pa; R. A. Tully, Vadens,
KY; Peter King, Grandes Piles, Que; A. T..
Dean and wife, New York.
+. G. Babcock, the widely known halter
and furrier, left for the commercial marts
Of the east yesterday on his usual purchas-
ing trip and will make selections for the
fall and winter trade for his Den yer, Butte
and Helena stores, and will pay especial at
tention to his purchase of fur goods. He
takes with him many orders for seal wraps
and capes ordered by Helena ladies and
promises that the reputation of his house
for carrying only frst-class goods will be
fully sustained.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


Byron's charming domestic comedy vas
very we'll treated last evening by Helena's
amateur talent. The performance was of
unusual interest to society people and in
consequence there Was large representa-
ton of the four hundred in the audience.
While no one expected to find Andersons
or Booths in the cast, all were agreeably
surprised by the really excellent rendition.
The performance was given with the char
acterictic ease of stock companies, while
the setting Of the play showed care and
taste. The applause was frequent and
hearty and there was no lack of floral trib-
utes. The efforts of the different amateurs
were appreciated and an enjoyable evening
to all was the result of their efforts. Mr..
Robert Sale Hill in the character of Champ
neys portrayed the trials of lover with
much care. His comedy in the love scene
Mrs. Lamberton was a naive and pretty
Miss Melrose. while Mrs. Hills picture Of
Violet was one of the most attractive
parts of the cast. The character Of
Clarissa Champneys was excellent
" sustained by Mrs. Wallace.
Mr.. Wallace was very we'll adapted to the
character of Perkins Middlewick, and his
humor kept the audience in smiles while he
was on the stage. Mr.. Thornburgh was
devoted lover, and Mr.. Metten's Sir Geofrey
was faithful and pleasing portrayal Of the
ambitious parent. Miss Glenton received
enthusiastic rounds of applause, and Mr..
Fortunes character was we'll sustained.
Altogether it was a fine amateur perform
ance, a repetition of which would be vel
coined by the audience present last evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Maude Granger.

Tomorrow evening at Ming's this charm
ing and talented actress will begin brief
season of drama. Her friends in Helena
will be gratifed to know that the initial per-
Torrance will be the production of her new
success Inherited. Miss Granger's growing
popularity has placed her in the front rank
among the best actresses. During her en-
Ragement in this city she will be seen in
her famous character Camille. She is ABLY
supported by company of unusual excel
lence, while her costumes are said to be
rich. The performances in this city will
doubtless attract large audiences.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Will Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive in
Helena at 1885 this afternoon on the west
bound Northern Pacific express:
Mr.. L. Barnay, F. Silen, T. NJ. English,
Mrs, Alice Jarvis. Mr.. r. K. Boney, Mr.. D.
J. Hubbard, F. r. Simons, E. F. Fuller,
Chas. F. Griffin and wife.
Via the Great Northern: E. M. Bulfinch,
Ella Wesner, New York; r. v. Dear, Du-
City, Pa, "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
STAN ID linen goods at Fowles' Cash Store.

A. r. Gates Grocery Co. have made
still farther reduction on many articles.
Prices have been reduced in the east and
this firm will always be the first to reduce
prices. They are independent and can and
will sell groceries lower than any other
house in Helena. They discount ali prices
made by other houses. Don't forget the
place, corner Sixth avenue and Warren
street, Grandon block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Ella Wasnar.

Tomorrow evening the bright and spark
ling Ella Wesner will begin four weeks
engagement at the Harmonic. She will at
tract large audiences because she is one of
the cleverest women in her line in the land.
For several years she has sustained won
derful popularity with large audiences in
all of the leading cities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

Cq an, Conroy. St.
Bl.nbridge 6. Clark,
New York.
w. H. Newhall, Ct
Paul.
David G. Browne, Fort
Bsnton.
D. r. Parsons, st. Paul.
g. Tudor, Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mis-. II. d.
Alton, I15ineston.
o. M. Thunlin, Chi
cagO.
Tho 9. A. Cummings,
Fort Benton.
G. H. Spencer, Chicago.
w. NJ. Faber. st. Paul.
+. w. Gibbons, St.
Paul.
j. L. Cornell, San
Franz j eco.
Y. A. Chabot, San An
tome, Tex.
L. NJ. [ rowe. Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Arrivals at the Helena.

A. L. d ,wler, Chicago.
/. McMichael, Mime.
apolis.
Jno. P. Real. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Rolfa AMI children,
Great Fails.
G. Miliixen, Chicago.
J. s. Proctor, st. Paul.
NJ. b. Pike, Chicago.
Z. P. Barto, Denver.
G. A. Stuart, San Fran
cisco.
j. b. McCrystal, Min
neapo.is.
Mr.. ald Mrs. n. F. Nc
Dewitt and niece,
Butte.
F. G. Yentock, Salt
Lake City.
Newton Phillips, San
Francisco.
j. B. Hodson, Marys-
vile.
s. s. Hand. Denver.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
News Notes and Gossip Picked Up
Among the State and County
Officials.
The Governor Receives an Inter
estin0 Painting From In
dian Philip.
What tho State Omcials Talk About-The
District Court-The Montana
Club Case.

Saturday is always quiet day around
the court house, and yesterday was no ex-
ception to the rule. In the treasurer's Office
a group of state officers were grouped to-
gether discussing political affairs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Silk mitts at Fowles' Cash Store.
steinm ctr Watch Club.
Awardings in the J. Steinmetz Jewelry
watch and diamond clubs:

The Hee Hive his still ON hand some decorated
dinner sets tea sets and chamber n T. which u ~
~ o,0sine out Ct ono half actual valus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Arrivals at the Grand Central.

anu NOAAUVAA.
p. H. Luddy. letters IN
+. .. Kesfs, Washing
ton.
Mrs Kooch. Denver.
Chas. Watson, Marys-
vile.
i. A. Houck. TiHn, o.
NJ. Shelby, Cleveland, o
l.. w. Gasnell. NewOr-
leans.
A. Elae. Bald Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Dor
ance. Lincoln.
S. NJ. Emery, Lake City
MINI.
c. p. Gregory, +"
w. w. McCreary. Pony.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Fuller, Marysville,
John Clancy, Placer.
Leo c. Little, Salt Lake
i. c. Hoffman,, New
York.
+. B. Wright. Kansas
City.
Mrs. Lewis, Butte.
j. T. Jones, Glendale.
Geo. b. Shuneway. New
York. mz..
j. Bufo-d. Philipsburg.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

John Klein, Corhin.
T. H. T;llcott, Living
ston.
B. +. Wood, Woodland
VIM II Phillips, Ma
rysvi J..
Chas. shelby. Cleye-
land, G.
Fred Spraguo, White
sulphur Splings.
j. X. Whitmire, Boss
burg.
Chas: Wegner, Great
Falls.
w. G.. Dye. Lake City,
MINI.
s, w. Robe, Chicago.
John Brown, Pendle-
ton.
p. Is. Ingalls,, Placer.
Mr.. and Mr.. Dr.. G. A.
Nilsson. st. Lonis.
w. H. Todd. Butte.
Theo. Shed, Marysville.
j. A. Martin, White
Sulphur Springs.
James Higgins, Marys-
vile
I. 6, Hathaway, Mis-
soula.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Lace parasol covers at Fowles' Cash Store.

Tho Gates Grocery Co. are ON deck with a
car load of the celebrated Sears xxx Sey-
mour Butter Crackers, the finest in the
world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

In the governors Office the executive was
found smoking a fragrant Havana, while he
unused over the artistic features of paint
ing he had just received from Philip, the
half breed. whose death sentence for the
killing Of John Rombaugh was commuted
to imprisonment for life. Philip has re-
newed, through his attorneys, application
for a pardon. With the application he sent
the governor highly colored sketch .por.
traying the scene Of the murder. While it
is crudely drawn interest attaches itself to
it in showing what an Indian can do. The
scene Of the murder is at the foot Of
mountain covered with stumps where once
was thick growth of trees. A camp fire is
burning and John Rombaugh and his partner
are wrapped up on a cot, asleep. Philip is
lying rolled up in his blankets. about twen-
ty yards away, also asleep. Two horses are
picketed and grazing. Potlatch Fanny
wrapped in a zanapo 10 standing erect,
while the dead Indian, attired in hne
clothes, has his rife aimed at the two white
men. Every little detail is given in the pic
ture, such as camp kettles lying about, logs
of wood, and Philip has written under each
object what it is. Red ink denotes flame
from the camp fire and underneath is
marked the word ssfire.'' The picture of
course intends to tell the whole story OF the
shooting, but just how Indian Philip could
tell the position of the other Indian ard Pot
latch Fanny when he was asleep is what
puzzles the governor. The painting will be
turned over to the historical society as
specimen of Indian art.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
For Rent.

A very desirable furnished front room ON
6rst AocS. 2l6 Eighth avenue. three doors
fson school h0uss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
OFFICIAL SCORE,
Attention, Painters!

Attention, Painters!
There will be a meeting Of the Journey
men painters Monday evening, at O'Clock,
third floor of Union block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
Gun Club Shoot.

The regular weekly shoot for the club
medal was held yesterday and the official
score is as follows:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
PERSONAL.

Go to FOWLS Cash Store for children's aprons
anu infants goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
TOR4ALA
TOR sAiEEBED- R0ON sET, NEARLY NEW.
II Af13rpnn A. IA thia of3cA

TOR SALE SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE OR
y exchange; $50 acres located miles from
land, with thousands Of outside range; springs
run 90 inches Of water; shed SOxl66; good log
house and cOrral. is fenced partly; will take
$500 cash or equivalent in other property. Adj
dreae ~. care INDEPENDENT office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

In the district court clerks Office Messr q.
Cassidy and Thompson were blandly smil-
ing and wiping off their handsome mus
tachios as the reporter meandered into that
department. you're just too Late" was
the greeting of Mr.. Thompson. The genial
clerks had just disposed Of a bottle of
Pomeroy Sec, to the health of Chas. Gross
man and Minnie Gernold, to whom they
had issued marriage license. The couple
are both of this city. The court record for
yesterday was as follows:
1851. Dryfus vs.. w. w. Woods, defend
ants motion to vacate order made July l6,
sustained.
4384-Schwab & Zimmerman vs.. A. F.
Owens ct al, granted extension of time to
file statement on new trial.
4485-J. F. Pullman Va. the city of Helena /,
motion for new trial denied.
246-Hahn & Immels VS.. Chas. Frohner ct
al, dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
Rocco Moricio VS.. Chas. Frohner, dis
missed and settled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

Attorney General Haskell, perched in his
Office near the dome of the capital building,
was found wading through volume of
literature in connection with the important
land case now going on in the United
States land Office and in which Mr.. Haskell
appears for the state, as school lands are
involved. While the state is defending the
case the United States will pay costs of
witnesses. The hearing has been postponed
till Monday and the state now rests. Sper-
ling ct al. will then begin the presentation
Of their case. There was one
interesting point in Fridays hearing"
said the attorney general, ELECTED by Sec
rotary Rotwitt's testimony. You see, the
state went to the trouble of examining the
ground. which has been jumped for its
mineral, and Secretary Rotwitt and State
Treasurer Hickman, two old and exper-
fenced miners, made the examination. Mr..
Rotwitt testified to having found one tenth
of a cent in gold In the working or develop
ment made by the claimants. In response
to question he said it cost $26 to extract
that amount of gold. and that it was done
as cheaply as it could be-that he used the
cheapest method to do the work. This
evidence was to show that the land is nom
mineral. Mr.. Rotwitt washed out three
large pans of dirt and in all only secured
one-tenth of cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

TORaALA
E0R sSi.T~sSD- SooH al, NE4RET NEW.
y Adiress A. II, this ofEics.
nor aAI.E OR RFTT-HANDeOAELYF FUR
= niahed new house Of eleven rgoms on West
eide cellar, Furnace water, bath, large gard. st.-
BILE. 60; pcs session Aug. 10 ADDRESS nvess-
FOR sALE-A NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL
lar, ETC.; water in kitchen and yaad: lot ssxl0o.
sss. S TasS hs sa.n SS vii tat :' Or
r %o9th 81 e for i. fn g. fos
6, VII VII a ~ %pp, & &c
oo s ssef n ss'
INOR SALE-SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE OR
exchange; 100 acres located miles from
Philbrook. Fergus county, MontAn& good hay
run 90 inches Of water; shed SOxls6; good log
house and corrals Is fenced partly; will take
$500 cash or equivalent in other property. Ad-
dress T., care independent ofitce.
TOR sAi.E-TnE WINDSOR KITCHEN AND
ers; and Two front ois ss rooms for rent. :
TOR sAIE--Two GOOD HORSES: WILL
be seen at kagen's stable, Breckenridge street.
on Rodney street.
nor eALE-FIvE THOUSAND HEAD OF
= sheep. Enquire Of Thos Goff, this city.
TOR sAIE-THE MONTANA EMPLOYMENT
agercy, with we'll established business; will
sell absolute or half interest, Address Douglas d
Boyle, 1904. Helena ava
nor sALR-BY THE OWNER A HOUSE
built for . home with six rooms; lot 42xlOa;
cheap for cash Apply At premises, S,s West
= head Of we'll brock work horses. 2 wagons; |
bob sieis Helena Livestock exchange, Helena
YEA, Montgomery 4 Go.
TOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW PHAETON.
I Inquire at Aliens stables, or OF 3 H.
Crounse.
TOR SALE. CHEAP-CONF AND
fruit store, ice cream parlor, soda fountain,
Of candies, located on Central ave. in the city Of
Great Falls, Montana; price 81, 900 cash. Address
Wells 4 Bassett-
FOR sALE-HORsE BUGGY AND HARNESS;
= nice family horse, not afraid of motor or
trains. Inquire at Aliens Court Square stables.
TOR SALE OR KENT-ALLEN's HOTEL.
Thompson Falls, Mont This is well es-
andes shs o9as tie
years; contains 10 we'll furnished rooms. Can
give possession at any time. Apply to J. a.
Allen, Thompson Falls, Mont
FOR ,sALE-GoOD HOTEL, COMPLETE
i with bar. Address N. b.. this Office
EOR sALE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE.
Apply sos Harrison ave.
TOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS 20
= horse upright steel boiler. Apply at this
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a reasonable Apply ut this Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this bad thrss times
FREE
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ in bank, store or Office; good penman and &C
SITUATION WANTED-As CLERK, STORE
~ room man or bartender or driver; capable
and sober. Address So, independent
STTUATION WANTED-RY STENOGRAPAER
~ and typewrite; can wsi = on either the Rom
inRton or the Csligraph Address x. l., Inde.
pendent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN WITH
in a good family; willing to work Tor board. Ad-
dress Mrs. A. 8. s., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED - YOUNG MAN
~ would like to keep . few sets OF books. rea-
sonable. Good writer and accountant with good
ClTUATION WANTED-TO DO PLAIN SEW
y ing; will 60 out by the day. Address No. ~
North Park avenue.
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TOR SAl4E-THE WINDSOR KITCHEN AND
i dining-room for sale or rent; full OF board
ers; and two front office rooms for rent.
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TOR RENT OR sALE-s-ROOM BRICK
Il house in splendid location, with stable and
all modern improvements; terms reasonable.
Apply at Herbert Nicholson d Co. g warehouse.
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TOR sALE-TWO GOOD HORSES: WILL
work single or double; weight over 1,1O0: can
be seen at kagen's stable, Breckenridge street.
OF Rodney street.
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houses, and rooms each, suitable for
housekeeping, $50 and $35 psr month. Inquire
ut No. IA Bridge street