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Arrivals ut the Helena.

j. F. Morrison and wife G.. p. Pifer. Boston.
Fort Assinaboine. Thos Osborne, Spo-
o. p. Chisholem, Boze- kane Falls.
man. VIM. L.. Dormell, Fhil-
s. Mackey Chicago. adelphia.
j. L. Bradley, St Louis II. L. Graves and Read,
r. s. French. Helena. Minneapolis
1T. King. billings. c. w. Savage, Living
o. b. Quimby and wife, ston.
Boston. G. W. Cook, Roston.
John kangley, Straton, John Stinson, San
Ill Francisco.
W. H. Daniels, Des b. ID. Townsend, st.
Moines Paul.
Paul Blackman, Mime N. McGraft, Muskegon.
apois. w. A. Wittick, Minne-
H. Buneil. Sand Cou- apolis.
ley. +. ". Flint, Los Ange-
j. C. Winans. New York les, Cal.
L A. Bigler. Clearfeid. g. S. Hughes, Clearfeld
Pa. Pa.
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Lost,

Bargains in childiens cloaks, two to eigh1
years, Al The Bee Hive.
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The Census Agent is Through.

Special bargains in ladies' muslin underwe;
at The Bee Hive,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05

Tho past month VIC have been packing
but>kx Ia glass tuhz. aud have I'D : nne
opportunity 70 prove cur work by look
ing into the Gdes and bottom Of The
pac1sagc-
Wns surprised 70 - the amount a.
spse occuyied BY cir on brine afser the
tub was supposed to he filed. unless the
gTeatcst cgrc was taken in the work.
ind thar tvice worked butter. Judging
from outside appearance. n,akes thc best
job. would advise packers 70 do a.
denfizts; 70 make perfect weld. they
put "a small quantities Of gold in the
cavity 4 . TINA, 10 filing teeth. So do
with butter in the tnb.
II you do not think this carr b called
for. tzlrn ont the partof tub the follow
ing day. and - II the sidcs of the butter
hug the wood or II there are spaoes for
air ns the brine soais away.
have sold tons of busscr in New York
TO furrierr. ETC.. because il was stru-g
and mclded On the side q the packagea-
Since the day Of refigcrator cars and
cold storage for butter (which. by the
way claim b. have beeu the firrt 70
and use IA New York city;
this cold storage wss used 70 hold the
once = week receipts of leo car butter
from 6t- Lawrence county. New York.
twenty-five ycazs ago,. this evaporation
from the wood = less than formerly; bus
for holding. the tnb should be well
packed on the outside. % prevent some Of
his lcss in weight and quality Of buttef.
A N. Bingham in Creamery Journal
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How . s~cde Has ,1ad- whey ray Hand
s"a'~',' - si's same -i.a~ cIv.ss x.w
f""d - Cows aud aI.s- ..Heso.~rsse L.
Crsans.
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~ square. lOiiues ~ less. ! week. 81 20
rach subsequent insertion. rs css
rouser advertisements at the same
80. ! frsctiou over even square or
.,ua-.s. :ountcd as . square. These
-. 10 terns ,or transient stvertise-
..sts:a r@asonA5le deduction will he
osde 20 regular advertisers.
uotIces of sDpcintmept Of sdminis-
trsors M legal nvtices oflikc 9 character
% ne paid IN sdvsuce.
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The Scientific American says that ccws
deprived of SAT- for week will shrink
from IA TO II per cent Of their usual
quantity Of milk.
Hang the man that waters his milk,
and put the man who otherwise adul-
terates Il into the rnifrnfinrv ~ l'fA
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I a coFrespondent OF tho Michigan
Christian Advocate writes:
h Liquor dealers vii, have little fear oI
Iosing their business % long as Chris-
tisn people favor cider. cider fosters
the taste for strong drink. II not, Why
then will . poor drunksrd beg FOR just :
little cider q . farmhouse. when ne has
no more money 10 buv liquor in town
believe the devil laughs when he sees :
hther pouring ont cider for his little
boy to drink"
There u no doubt thas many boys and
men first acquire IN abnormal taste for
alcoholic insoxics nis through the use of
cider. Neither 10 there any doubt that
IN rural communities, - IL the late
amendment csmpsigns in Massachusetts,,
New Hsmp.hire. Connecticut. and else.
where, II 10 . great ssuIp bling block In
the way OF occurring the prohibition OF
The liquor trsfic The cider pledge IL
no less important than that against beer,
wine, and whisky.
The 6. o. y. never fails 10 have some
Of its government officials 70 pttend the
brewerS convention. to extend fraternal
feeling. This uscd 70 be the busineas of
Mr. ltaum. present Commissioner of
Pensions, when he was in the revenue
department. Al the recent meeting of
the brewers in Washington, Hon. John
M Mason. Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, and John N. Douglass. Mr..
Hsrrison's Comm issIoner Tor the Dis-
trict of Columbia. represented and spoke
Tor the government.
Do your duty and expect thanks from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-05

The Teachers' Association OF Warrick
county wss In session II BoonviIle Fri.
DAY and Saturday. They only bad fair
attendance. Many of the Old teachers
stayed q home. The exercises were.
good. = Evansville Courier.
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Do your duty and expect thanks from
NJ man.
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W. have no ~ mpsthy for men whc
81 'he lime sct - II they feared Tho Pro,
bibition psrtv will not give them 81
they want. and are making friends o
the msmsnon ~ l)smocratic sDd Rspub.
lican uurighssousoe-s. tbst they may b
received bsck into their rsuks.
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! J. s;s !, had paid for the stones he was
= suppose not"
Dc you know that he didn't pay for
The witness didn't know and one n ! az
the incidents upon vhich the insanitv the
DRY was based had gone to smash,
!, Mf. PARSONS patiently reconstructed il ON
the redirect examination, but its bloom vas
gone; 1t could never seem the sane in che
5ury'e mind AZ before Mr.. Choate had toyed
with it in his boyish glee.
:, II was 20 with all the witnesses, one after
the other, from morning until court ad-
journed. Whenever he made point the
great lawyer's broad hand. with long
sweeping motion down over his face.
Nnoothed on the smile which might have
betrayed an emotion. Otherwise he gave
no sign of any interest in the case beyond
tender regard for the witness and an anxiety
that the jury should have the exact facts,
nothing more and nothing less. At every
fresh attack he shook his shoulders gently
and seemed pervaded by an inward chuckle.
He seemed constantly as ready to bubble
with froth az champagne bottle with the
cork half drawn.
He was evidently having lot Of fun out
liked it.
When the days session ended Mr.. Choate
arose ponderously, shook himself lion
fashion, ran his hand through his brown
hair until he felt that the curIs were tum-
bling impressively over his lofty brow, put
on his overcoat and chuckled gleefully at
ms Jones and pityingly at Mr.. Parsons
Jones. Then he patted the pockets in
which he puts his fees and started home.
Nobody in New York, not excepting Bob
lngersoll and Chauncey NJ. Depew, can
make 800 a day and have more solid fun
at the same time than Joseph H. Choate.
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". e. Cox. Gold Block. oa.r.,

W. + Cox. Gold Block, Oilers,
Choice lots in the Amos addition ct I'll pa
front foot
A fins variety Of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to $1l per foot.
Choice lots In the Bradford addition ct vaxio0
prices.
Blocks in highland Park q g. 500 for choice
A fine block in Brooke addition. fronting a
Hxuser boulevard. et SIG per front foot yls
A 6no selection OF lots in HauseI Addifiou ftoW
$22.5O to $40 per front foot
Desirable lots in Loekey addition. near Hslsns
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond HIN.
Some very desirable Main street peopser =
reaeOnA be prices.
Two fiye.foom houses. nsv. ground sox1A e
u 900 each. easy terms. 80 e Z
.Twelve-rc 20 house nsaz business esntes. stsun1
u2x100, foe $4,000, -, 81 IS
Several new deeirab!e Residences =
1hres,stosy brick Building. rsas Sse - ~
Forty scrss insids city linits, vsy dasazaAas
fifts:n scs:s adioinins cik = ahost sasAall
price OF adjoining LSopoEty. 81 a. Ks
plating. ~ - n go
. p ee.s aaar town. w daliuaAls "a = -
~ sss9 N aiA..e 49, - Haaaa: -
- &
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a. ). ss.sls : Co, Batlsy Block. on,

a. !. stssle : Co, bailey BOOK, 0Asrs
bath and furnace, Neaahsr strssk. fer 6.oo0; Fan
cash. balance sir and twelve months, 10 -
4.ssis ... ss ss, essss s & 81 49,:
:si 500. &c i: 81. 80 s:
to suit Ct 10 per cent q
Eleventh avenue, only 81 900: 500 cash. $i.ioo n
July. ". ~ psr cent. balance to suit At 10 Da<
si.,soon frame house On io 81 scsloc. On F!ftA
ance three yeAxs q 10 per cent.
y block aud half from motor; si.Soo cash. =
son and Cannon strects in. HrOaGwatef addition;
prics 5000, one-third cash. balance one and two
addition; price Sl,6t0, one-third cash. balance
one e Il cent
evenue one block from eiectric motor; SIS Per
foot, onsthiId cash. bslance one and two years
ioo1ias fset ON Peosta avenue one block from
electeic motor in Hroadwater addition; SIS per
foot, ons-third cash, balance ono and two yeaxs
l2bxi22 feet south and cast, corner Logan and
1ynd:!l y AZ nyenuc on motor line IN Central addi-
.s0xi4o feet on Lyntale avenue In Northsrn Pa
ciiic addition. for y. so0 cash,
.so1ioo feet % Boaidsr svsnus In NortAsra 20
.bcxlaO feet On Park avenue in Capitol HIN Cd
dition, one block from motor $1,2t0 cash.
t,so 11 ,ay fsst on Logan street in Central .dl
.75xllsh feet ON Warren street In Central addt
ss.sS ST. or Nam . ssss for s,esoo cash.
eoxloc feet south and west front, corner Four
teenth and Pearl streets in Central addition, for
iOOxlso feet north and vest front corner
$4,000 half cash. balance ons year at 10 per cent.
0lxl19 feet on Lyndale avenue In Psichen ad-
dition. on electric motor. Tor es,200 fAvoEAbls
sOxl2o feet corner Livingston and Dakota
streets, on motor line, for &l,6OO.
E0xl4O feet on MiesoulA street IN Jockey addi.
ton. for $3.50. one-third cash, balance ak and
twelve months ut 10 per cent.
tOx14O feet CORNER Dakota and Billings avenues
In Iockey addition. for x9OO. tsrms one third
cash. balance six and twelve months at 10 pen
sOxl4ofeet ON Butte street in Jockey addition foe
Soxi4s feet on Mirsoula street il Locker add
sOxl2O teet on Davis strest In loekey sddi-
s2xi00 feet on corner Hridgs and. Raleigh
5osito feet on Missouis avenue. III $3.50. terms
b0xl25 feet on knight street. In Syndicate addi.
tion, on motor lincs Tor el5 pse foot, tOrms hale
e,sh ssl ;, Jaly ;, & e On r. ssns
n syndicate addition, for SIC per foot, teri
half cash, balance July /, 'oi. at 10 pse cent
sOx125 fest ON Wilder avsnae. for Sl1 pr AooA
toxi2s Test. on Hollias avenue on elsetris
motor. tor only S12 per foot, terms essy.
Lets n ElowsEs ed6ition u from s8so - p9
Tor $4,000. =
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Wheeler. Word d Cos List
LOTS
200 feet In Ames addition, I'll per foot
100 feet in n. r. addition, $l2 per foot.
20 feet on Madison avenue for $4,000.
100 feet in Ming addition, $l2 per foot.
100 feet in N. p. addition No. 2 for $A75.
10 feet on Shiland street for 81, 600.
Lots IN Mclean Park SIS each, $40 cash and -
per week. 4. Z MT ~ -
ACRES.
q aores near Rroadwater Hotel ct 500 nor
acre. -
HOUSES
Residence in Fanser addition. 5000.
Eesi1 ence in Bradford addition, 5000.
Residence in Hobsck l. Cannon addition, g..
Residence in Bassett addition, $500,
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER, Word d Co,
10 and II Gold Block. Helena.
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n ". 9. Folk \ Co.. r.rxa,a..

IA ". 9. Folk \ Co.'S Barxains.
. q feet front on Main street. hne business loca-
90 e 50 scst ilont On Main strest, near sixth
fro sa building q $500 per front foot.
eo 1So teet On Heena evenus near Main steest =
$50 feet on Helena avsnus. eosnsr. u $50 pse
. sos,sS pn Main u. strsst .. $500 psr mont soos
-Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition No 1,
100 feet on = sornsr Central addition 1t sx.ss
ssst q omss Ss1sa aadon e. oS.e
J. toxloo choice corner Bssttie addition. prios
), tSaIio choice cornsr. Bassett .ddito.. price
six choice lott in Lecksy addition from 500 =
s. iest On Edwards street. near NJ ain. as s4sorss
600 feet On lower Main street from Sss 70 ca
per front foot; choice property ssTF
FIVE scres OF plated rroperty on electric linz
20 acres In, ae the city limits plated. 1t $50.
=. THIS is tho cheapest property to-day offered
ThFoe choice lots in Coz addition Ct bedrock
Ono lot In Northern Pacific second addition.
lOOxllO on Eighth avenue, price $4,000.
100 feet corner knight street, Hauser addition
y.
Several choice locations on tho Hsusee bouls.
ward. IN Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
l,00O--Two-stofy frame. eleven room. closets
and cellar, water il house and yard; terms 5000
ca Gsah, $4,000 at two yoArs, per cent intsrest.
S2.oOo-Qne story frame. five rooms and bath.
closets and cellar, water in house and yaydA ON
lot 4lxl40; inquire for terms.
/, $500 --Two-etory frame house. ten rcoms.
bath closets and cellar. water in house and ssrd.
6,b00-1wo-stOry frame house. eight rooms,
~ I! modern conyeniences. west side on motor
bath. ste. stabls Oh lot lot so1i3s. Vest side;
term, F;s.s $500 cash bflanc9 long time
$4,000 each; terms $500 oash. balance to suit
oawo s% y frame five rooms wator b
s. 100 Eisht-room brick house, water in yars.
stable tor ten horses sheds etc., Broaswater adj
" "W-t onr.room frame house on Madison
avenue. water in yard terms $500 Gosh. balance
!. s., OOo-Two-story franc house, ak rooms and
bath. closets. etc.. west side; terms 500 cash.
balance to suit.
$4,000 Two. STORY frame house on Clark, street.
ssven rooms. bath. etc.; terms $3.50 caAh, balance
Sl.s0 Two frame housss on Ewing street; No.
contains i've rooms, cellar ard closets; No.
terms $500 cash, 81, 100 two years. O per cent
~, 5OO-trame house, seven rooms, water in
che yard, lot 5,xlaos terms. $1,7OO cash; halanos
$i,a0-One-story frame house, five rooms, two
lots fenced separate, size Of lots 100xli0 in
Northern Pacific addition No !, water in yard.
special Inducements will be ,nado on Great
Tor plating always on hand
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Wilson b Co, Bailey Block. Offer:
1860 acre ranch, good water supply, $1,000.
:. 4asacre ranch. good buildinks. fences. etc.,
$780,
2.s00-acre ranch with good hay land.
I25 head grade cattle, - head valuAble horsea
$4,000
l60-acre ranch. near town. good water right, .
per cent. guaranteed on Investment for i've years.
10 acres immediately adjoining East Helena
townsite. suitable tor plating. $7yo00.
LOTS.
80 feet, lower Main street, S2,5OO.
100 feat, corner Grand avenue, LEO
l15 feet, warehouse property. Gallatin strssE
$1,000
50 feet ON North Ewing street, $2bO0
100 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth strSeta
tS,4O0. -
70 feet, 6hiland street. S21 pr foot.
l25 feet, Ames' addition, $il per foot.
1OO test. corner Hansen addition, 5000
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Helena Real Estate and Building Associa.
ti0n.
Herbert B. Reed, Secretary.
Ground Floor, Bailey Block.
tC lots mess sity limits. 500 each; s. cash -
S2 Per week. ~ N n -
Is cash and IS psr week ~ 4 n I7 4
2 lots in Northern Pxci6c addition No. 3 $50
each; rs cash and S. par wsek.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 800 cash and "a
OAR month. 80 ~
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VIM. Moths List,

N0 a,ree Montana avenue property.
30 acres choice West Mud property.
100x125 Bradford addition. corner, S2,o
900 front feet Syndicate addition. "a pee 1ooe
800 front fcet Heymer Park, 80 per foot. 81
One block, Highland Park, choice. SS,soa
100x225 Hauser avenue front, $500
l00xl50 belle sue addition, 5000.
26xl25 Main street front, corner. 5000.
10OxlA0 Eighth avenue and Idaho, $4,000.
90 acres at 80, $500
Residence in Tsuser addition, $780,
Residence in Bradford addition, $A90
Residence in Bradford addition, 85OO.
Residence in Hohack ard Cannon, 81 500.
Keaidence oosnor Breckenridge and Gen
B6.600. I n.
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SUMMQNs-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tana, IN and for the county of Lewis and Clarke
Bertha Hegener, p aintiff, Va. lArles Heg nor.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
Youare hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court Of the first judicial district
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day Of service) after the service On you OF this
summons If served within this county: or, il
served ont OF this county, but within this dis
trict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty
daye, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of eaid COM
plant. ESQ
The said action ia brought to obtain decree
said court dissolviny the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between the said
parties, the plaintiff alleging in her complaint
cause for divorce that the defe nd; mt has been
guilty OF extreme cruelty to pl Unfit In the man.
NOR and at the times set fer n in the complaint,
and hat the defendant has been guilty Of habtual
drunkenness for tho period of more II an two
years last past. and plaintiff prays fer sener
relief.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the eaid complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will apply tor the
relief demanded in the complaint.
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 nineteenth day of November in
dred and ninety.
lsEA1- JOHN BEAN, Clerk
By H. J. CASSIDY, Deputy Clerk.
MASSENA BULLARD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 19.-Bar silver. o6hc.
Copper-Stagnant; Lake, November, $3.50,
Lesd-Weak; dull; domestic. $4.75
The stock msrket in response to the panicky
feeling in London opened at to ~ downward.
Prices were subsequently fairly well held and
on comparatively moderate business ara trom X
to IL per cent. better than at the opening.
The excitement in the market soon subsidized
and business subsidized into . very moderate
volume The fluctuations became small and the
best prices were well held. At II o'clock the market
was fairly active and steady to firm ct about the
best of the hour.
Stocks after II o'clock displayed q firm front
and en- very moderate business brought prices
above the best fgnres Of the hour, recovering
nearly al the loss from last night The reaction
~ peared before noon, however, ind the change
is rather heavy The momentary weakness at noon
was soon over the market showed greater strength
than At any time during the day. everything
traded in advancing sharply. Finally they were
lifted above Last nights prices. Later, after a
slight reaction. further gains were made. At AIS
the market was active and strong ct the highest
prices OF tho day. At 2 O'Clock money was
easier at to per cent The last loan was made
at 5. Stock at 2:15 became more active.
Final changes are quite irregular. hut advances
were largely in the majority. Burlington 4
Quincy is mp sx. Jersey Central 81, Pacific Mail
0I9s OAAiOA aCAAC A73s NOTCu0rU f6OlIC preferred
IN, North American 1.
Gov. rnments steady.
Petroleum, December, opened, SIX; closed
Money ON call easier: s@sh; closing offered 8.
Prime mercantile paper, 6x@8h. Sterling
exchange firm; sixty-day bills, $40; demand
government bonds-l's. 1cO; lM's. los:
Northern Pacific, 20A; preferred, 60; Oregon
1mproyement. 1917; Oregon Navigation, rs; Short
Line. q; Onion Pacific. 45N. =
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov. Ia se-Wheat-Stesdv.
cash 90h; December, 92c; May, 3d.
:, Corn-Firm; cash, 501c; December, 494:
:, OF. stsadier; cash. 42nc; December, axe;
Mess pork Steady; cash, ss.7s; january, sloss;
:, L.rd. Steady. cash. $3.50; January. sa12x
Harley--Nominal, 7ac
khort clear 5.55@$5.6O.
short ribs-$5. 25&l5 80
Shoulders
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Cattla--R eceinta. II nm.
stronger; steers. 50. 75@5.25: Texas, 81 9O0S. as
H0gs-Heceipts, $4,000: panicky and lower:
rough and common. So. 25@S.5O: fair to good
mixed, 81 5563.65: prime heavy, and butchers
Weigehts, $S.65@370; Light, S.. 45@S55: pigs $500
sheep. Receipts, 5000: steady; natives. S. $50
lambs IS. 9O@540 -''
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units ~ reasonable prices.
THE UNDERSIGNED, MASSENA BULLARO
and Augustus h Ewing, appointed trustee,
BY the resolution Of the stockholders of the
West Grant, Mountain Mining Company, adopt
Cd on the 9Th day of October. 1859, hereby give
notice that there remained in their possession
and unexchsnged on tho 18th day Of February.
seven uS,2sT shares Of ..tock of the Elisabeth
Mining Company and TINT, pursuant to the d.
rection and order 81 tho hoard of trustees al the
West Granite Mountain Mining Companv- the
undersigned will soil at public auction r. the
highest bidder or bidders tor cash, al the aast
front door OF the court house in the city Of ri.
Lo AS. Mis- o1ri. on the fifteenth day OF Decem.
her, lssO besinning ct twelve O'Clock noon Of
raid day. said ls p? shares Of the capital stock OF
thereof Is ehan not have bsen exchanged for
West Granite Mountain Mining Company at jck
prior to december 8.h, 1870.
Notice IL . 20 given to West Granite Mountain
Mining Company stockholders who failed to ex-
chArgs their shares prior to February 18th, 1880
that. ~ direction Of the boa.d Of Trustees. and
With The consent Of the parties in interest. the
exchanges Of Elizabeth Mining Company stock
Tor West Granite 4orntain Mining Company
sock q any time prior to the eighth day. OF De-
gambler. 1880. ON tho tern . provided In the yeeo.
lotion ct Oct. 5th 1882 tuat 10 to say, one share
OF ne former Tor TWO shares Of the latter.
:. west Granite stockholders who wish TO avail
themseIyes Of the sid extension Of time should
room ~ IAclede saildins, "; Louie Mi.eouri
g HAneeoa Ballard. room No. Gold block
Helena. 4entanA befMe December 6th, l8oQ
HzSsENx B6Iixk6D.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP = THE
y psrtnership existing nnder firm name q
B,oadwater, G. ]. McNamara, T. A. NARROW and
a. Il: Wilder, doing blsiness. at Fort Maginnis
dissolved. Either Of the said eopartners ara
authorized to collect accounts and demands, and
ssttle business in liquidation:
G. j. MCNAMARA.
T. A. NARROW,
A. H. WILDER
Fort Maginnis Mont, Nov. /, 1890
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front, $500. -
100 feet Hausee boulevard, south front, 81, $50
Endicate addition. north front. $500.
O feet. corner Of Jocelyn and Wildse Streets
200. Syndicate addition.
500 feet. Syndicate addition. $4,000 Easy tsrms
20 feet. Syndicate addition, $1,000
e0 toet on Helena avenue. fronting north, g, COO
,9oJ feet on the east side. near the railroad,
Property ON lower Main street suitable for Inn
p1ication.
200 fest Of property Oh Confer street. at reason
able figures.
Lots in the Syndicate addition. large list from
el2 to SIS. = ~
Lots In the Anes addition, I'll to SO.
!. Lots in tho Bellvus addition. SIS 10 $50 pee
foot.
Iots in Hotsl park. prics and tsrms on spppN-
), Largo List Of acres inside and outside ths city