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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Flat THE
N tine for the Tegigtration Of tie namo e ~
qualified electors in election district No. ene, q
tbe comfy of Lswis and Clarke ssnd sfnfo a
Tontsna prior to tAe general slsotion, 70 S hsid
On Tuesday the fourth Dr. Of Novsmbee. 4. b.
isoO, for tie eaid county Of LsUis end CIaehA
viii expire at ten O'CLOCK p. N. on tie 6ftnonfk
DAY Of October. 4. D. 1884,.
1ho names Of the ,svesal pessi1cts ~ Delling
placss smhsAosd in aid elestana 4istFie6 Ee. 90
end fc0r In Word Two, Five snd 6fx In Ward
nree, and HBeeinet esvsntes1. oaDposo6 -
Unionvills and Park City.
CHAA Il, MHA
ReeSshy Aaont, Uoetiea Dls6i2 Ia. I, Lan&D
~ OF ooanU, 0an4nnA
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A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH.

Tho Supreme Courts New Rule ON Ad.
missions to the Bar.
The supreme court yesterday made new
rule regarding admissions to the bar which
will make 1t impossible for lawyers to prac-
tice in the courts of Montana after having
been disbarred elsewhere. The rule pro
vides that when application is made fol-
tho admission of an attorney upon certih-
cate that such person has been admitted in
the highest court Of sister state or terri
tory, the applicant shall present his petit
ton in writing, verified by oath, which
shall state where he has read law and was
first admitted, and in what state he prac-
tlced; whether any proceedings have been
had Tor his disbarment in any court at any
time; whom. whore and how long in any
1urisdiction he has been engaged in the
preslding judge Of the highest court in
which he praotioed that no was of good
standing In his profession" There 10 said
to be case coming up shortly which will
involve this very question.
Admittsd to Practice
Stephen Carpenter, Of Helena, son of ex-
Governor Carpenter. Of Montana, and J. D.
Walker, Of Missoula, were Yesterday adj
United to practice BY the supreme court.
Other Supreme Court Business.
Fisher VI. Brisooe. Judgment for Fisher
affirmed.
Anderson W. Perkins; Durbon Vi. State
application for habeas corpus; State W. J.
w. Gibbs; Waugh VI. Schmalse; and Gard
ner W. First National bank Of Billings, set
for to-day.
]. r. Randall OF al. ". Phoenix, Lauca-
shire, American. and London, Liverpool
and Globe Insurance companies, set for
Monday.
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Jsekson'musio stors. Bailey bloet.
Dinnsr mem u 70 8 q ths Hon Ton.
Board and rooms q 1is Neesloia ia
ClaIk streot.
eehlapPt. the sztistie piano tu,es. Cap
tai City Music Go.
Ja10 y. 1a1hs aaseAant 1anaR. Naan
s1zooA sgpel4e 11sit uo1ienai hsok.
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DANCING.

Prof. A. Thelin guarantees to teach
any one to dance in fifteen Lessons.
Glass meets every Monday night 1T
Electric Hall Regular dance night on
Thursday evenings Music by
PROF. q. w. DUNCAN.
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Conductor shorts Case.

Go to the Bee Hive for bargains in mems fur
nishing goods.
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Good News for the Ladies'.

A few more baby carriages at cost to close, at
The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

. the best place to buy your hosiery, yarns
underwear gloves, etc. Hosiery knit to
order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

Muslin underwear at manufacturer cost ct
the Bee Hive =
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Children's underwear at tho Bee Hive 1T east
ern prices.
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city dividend Of four cents Per share, az
gre9ating $4,000, was declared. The mine
y reported to b looking a. we'll q ever.
inc railroad 10 NOD within six miles Of the
dump.
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Reduction i'm naok n.t...

Reduction in Hack Rates
On and after this date the Pioneer Hack
d Transit Line will sell tickets for cash
good for any part of the city. to OF from
any depot, for dances, theaters, receptions,
ETC., where carriages are not detained over
i've minutes. at the following rates
Twenty tickets for .. No half mile
limit With US: Everything goes. Call at
the Once, II N. Main street, and purchase
your tickets. Gas. F. STuARr, Prop.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

Fine assortment Of horse blankets 1T A.
j. Davidson & Co.'s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

SoCiabl0 Tonight
There will be sociable at the Helena
Business college this evening under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary society of
the Temple Emanuel. An enjoyable time
is anticipated. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

UNION Mo0t108A
There will be social meeting Of men,
bers of the different unions Of Helena at
Good Templar hall. corner Grand and War
rem streets, ON Wednesday eve, October s,
at eight O'Clock.
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Major Dsda AFFAIR.

u
Observation-Disclosures insthe above prom
erty are growing very weary Of the stagnant
safe OF affairs into which this company has
resolved itself. There does not seem to be
any inclination On ths part Of the sohwab
d Zimmerman interest 10 revive matters,
Mr.. Daniel Welch IL ono of the stoekhold-
orr who is DESTROYS that something should
be done looking towards the further devel-
opment OF the property. He has been I'M
able 70 get anything satisfaetory
Intentions. Mr.. Sohwab says il the other
stockholders want to advance the necessary
FUNDS to insure resumption Of operations
they can go ahead, but he is determined not
TO 20 TO any more expense until he is reim-
bursed for what he has done in the past. It
= not ct all improbable, however, that Mr..
Schwab would entertain . proposition to
purchase the holdings of certain stockhold-
ers whom he would prefer to see out of the
company. Without the cooperation of
echwab Zimmerman, however, it 10 inn
probable that the stockholders will be able
TO accomplish anything at the forthcoming
meeting. That the Major Budd can be
made paying proposition under competent
management ID no longer doubted by posted
mining mon.
Tho New Smelling Company.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Helena and Livingston Smelling and Re-
duction company, held in this city yester-
day, the following proposition, submitted
by the trustees, was considered and adopt
ed, thus perfectine the new organization:
That for the purpose of consolidating this COM
pany with the Montana smelling company, Of
Great Falls. Montana, this company grant, bar
gain, sell and convey to corporation to be known
~ the Union smelling and Refining company,
the property of this company at East Helena, to-
wit: The north half "a OF section numbered
thirty-six 1881, Of township numbered Il0] north
of range three Isl west, whereOn is situate the
smelting and reduction works of this company,
for consideration of four hundred and eighty
one thousand nine hundred and fifty-sevsn dol
lars and eighty cents payable in the common
stock of said Union Smelling and Refining COM
pany. at par; provided, said Union Smelling and
Kefning company shall also acquire the eme!ter
plant and real estate belonging to the said Mon
tana Smelling company, ut Great Falls, Montana,
for the sum Of five hundred and thirty Thousand
six hundred and ninety-6va dollars and fourteen
cents, payable likewise in the common stock OF
said company, at par.
Everything is now arranged for the re-
sumption Of operations at East Helena,
under the new management.
As further evidence that work will re-
sumo, Pope d O'Connor yesterday filled
large order for chemicals crucibles and
general assay materials.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

Nice line Of carriage robes at A. j. David
son 4 Co.'S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

The Bee Hive Is headquarters for toys Of all
kinda
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working wemen,s HONG.

Headquarters for window glass and naiut. an
oils. Parchen's Drug Store.
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Wait Until She Arrives.
Ladies, do not select your bonnets until
you examine Mrs. Hunts Partisan millin-
cry. She will arrive from Minneapolis in Z
few days.
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The board for the Working women's
Home viii hold their regular monthly meet
ing On Monday at two p. M, Oct. 2, at Mrs.
Heilman's, Rodney street.
DxLA A. KELLOGG. Secretary.
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son q Co.'S.
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Agnes Booth.

Some special bargains In incomplete dinner
md tea sets at the Bee Hive.
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Fine aesertDeat e herse blssnksts q A.
}. Oov11seo = Cas- 1
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Union Meetings.

Special sale Of ladies' underwear 1t the Bee
Hive to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

Twenty hack fares for 15 ut the "Pie-
uOoE,"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

Nice line Of carriage robes at A. ]. David.
son Z Co.'S.
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Only frst-class oyster parlors, motor -.
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Agnes Booth.

Childrsn'e handmade wcolsn hose, al colors
IS cents ut the Bee Hive.
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Imported Pil.snsr .sJen.ison . Co.. to
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Agnes Booth.
Fins Livery Rigs at the ..Pionssr."

Nice line Of carriage robes 1t A. J. David.
SON D Co.'S.
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1nD1A m mw.

Agnes Bsoth.
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Special prices on silk ribbons at the Bes Hiv,
sooiable Tonight.

New veilings and ruchings ct the Bee Hive.
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lgnes Booth.

Go to No II Warren street for switches, wise
and fronts. Hair cut, curled and dressed.
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Othsr Supreme Court Business.
Fisher W. Brisooe. Judgment for Fisher

Agnes Booth.
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Stephen Carpenter, Of Helena, son of ex-
Governor Carpenter. Of Montana, and J. D.
Walker, Of Missoula, were Yesterday ad-
United to practice by the supreme court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-07

~NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Sale Of seats
begins Wednesday morning at Pope d O'Connor'i
Drug Store.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

milroad hy possable and IN most cases by
good, wagon roads, Roads built
in the mountains would have q solid fouu
dation. Engineering still would have 10 be
invoked onlS 10 make them smooth and TO
avoid steep grades. The eject Of building
good wagon roads would he noticeable in
mining districts iu an increase in the min
erol output. There are many small mining
camps ia the mountains where development
work u checked by the imposslbility or
the great cost of getting ore Ia market. II
these camps we're connected by good wagon
roads with some railway, the working OF the
mines could he made profitable 4 similar
effect would be- had upon localities interest
ing as tourist or health resorts. 10 connect
such places with the railroad very superior
wagon roads should be built. 10 do this
would he y ques,iod Of the expenditure of
great deal oi money But in many cases
the expenditure would be instifiedby the re-
-ults.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

The little circle "i poker players IN the
s,rmlo, made mp of the senniors from
Nevada. and Cameron. Plumb and one or
wo hhers. will lind % congcmial addition iu
iis ranks N the person of the senator from
Sou,h Dakota. Mr.. peltigirw. say. the New
York SUM- If ANY of ihcm succeed in trans
ferinu any of his pile from his pockets 10
their own, II will not hr through luck. bni
gn0d play. loo, for moi only does lh- tickle
goddesa look npon rcliiercw with favor
hui h, is poker player from rwny bach
knows he value Of hand. possesses an im-
p,iiuhnblc ince, O cool hend, aud iudg-
meni SECOND to none IN the world. lie is
hard man SO win n'Onev from NJ cnrds.
When the sK new senators we're drawing
ior ierms. and peitigrcw drew the plum.
prominent South Dnkotnn nmarked II
would have gamhlcd on At. p,liigrcw can
draw go the small eud of rovd flush and
iill every time. Not very lone Ipu senator.
then Mr. ptttigrew. was sipying NJ a.
smnll Town IN Dnhotn. where he knew two
or Three men whose piles Wole nearly as big
M his oNn. Some one suggested quiet
fHAif ~ hNNNs lUANN ifFAnk lNiAllk tlNt ~
do pciigrtN was willing. and they adj
iourn,d TO private room in the hotel,
where pretty sliti game was soon in pro-
girs>. Ahcr playing some time n Jack pot
became igthci fat" Al last some ONE
opeued 4 Tor fifty. petigrew hesii0ted at
first. hni concluded Ia come in and drew
four cards. The man who opened the pot
bel 50 aud Pettisrtw raised the same
Hmount. The ihlrd player dropped out a.
the mau who opened had moi drawn any
cards II heing lbe inru Of the opener he
raised another lliN which pcttigrew
doubled. This soIi oi thing went ON for
some liiilc tine, until the fellow who had
opened ho pot began Ia gel uneasy.
How many cards did you draw. Petit
grew" he nskcd
-Four" WIS the laconic response.
well, you an betting livel, on four
card draw"
pettislcw sand nothing, but 4uggcsted that
ihcv rai.c the limit 10 $lOO The other fel
low bcgan tu get nervous. bui thought that
his opponent could not possibly huye
better hnnd than his own. nnd raised AN
other hrtN. rctliercw cume right back a,
him without "a smilr, and the other fellow,
IN desperation called. rculgrrw laid down
his haud ace, king queen. jack, and ten
spot oi clubs
Great scott WAS IA, chorus.
"Gur>s tllal's my pot, said reitigfew,
"Mhdt m -- did yuu draw toy asked
bis companions
THAT typewriter. said reti,groN, in
dicatnc the modest little queen ot clubs.
What did yon open II on;'
"Thrcc kings and pair ol aces though
/ don'i SNOW as thar is amy of your bust
ltes
lhnt lrohr up the game. The Senatorial
players here heard this stor, oi peiugrew's
luck and ne fighting shy Of him. They are
~ much afraid of the Dakota mans pro-
verbal lucA that be- has not Vet been invited
INTO "a game. lie j. watching hi~ chances,
however. aud soonrr or later he will gc' into
the staiesmen'S game.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18
CoIRT At BUILDER.
Wear Tor FmheJglemeui The CiNil Bust
ue>s Tran-astrd

Wear Tor tmheJylemeui Tie civil Bust
ness Transacted.
Bot tpua Jan. H. Special The iury
in the casr of lhcob Swiiler against X. A.
Allen Il al returned verdict for the plain.
iin STAY NGs glanled pending the pre-
parUiion OF motion lor new trial.
Charles Il. Cunningham WAS sentenced to
one year al Deer Lodge for embeSzlemeni
The indge IN passing sentence said that on
account of mitigating circumstances the
lighlest penalty allowed by The law would
bc imposed and that his term Of service
should begin with to-day.
Josephine Hopkins pleaded not guilty on
u charge ol assault aud WIS reuianded FOR
inhl ON January 18th, subject io motion for
q continuance.
ln-Siaie VI. Alphonse NulbOuef, Dennis
Page aud Frank I4ackie: starting prairie
lr,s. Motion to quash Indictment over
ruled and exception noted. Plea of not
guilty. aud trial set for jan ~.
173-A. Fred Bright ei al vs.. Elkhom Min.
ng Co.: motion ~ dismiss transfer argued
by counsel.
Gases number 49,. 81. es;. l.0l9 and Hl
were. upon motion of defendants. transfer
red 10 the United States court.
The balance Uf the session was devoted to
evidence IN Hazleton against Crawford,
which will probably last until tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

Unrl'~n chapoyer In the Washington
legislature gbo is od Of place. Our
uNn nmp house should send for hinl and
swear him in as one ~ their number al
onoc. Ills tame /. Clark and n reiaia-
tlou for criticisms ia the press be- has ia
trolucrd q bll which requires new-
papers opUbilsh ai the end oi every
article lrbgraphic. editorial. communl-
cation, Or otherwise. The name II tie eel
Iior, reporter or correspondent who wroie
IT, ENtTNs from other papers must be
properly credited Violations are mis-
demeauors. punishable u, huc ~ from
-lOn lu SAN This bill should he amend
ed 30 ns io require eferl newspaper 10
submit iis articles g. The Legislature for
approval brforo Publication. There is
nmhing so dangerous lto q legislature
as 900 mnulzlel press.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.


Enin liey has bad relapse aud is now in
critical condition.
Severe earthquake shocks were felt in
Carnthia lasi night.
Wool at Philadelphia is quiet and steady;
Montana. l6'd2ic territorial, lrd22c.
II is reported that Don Carlos is now AT
Graiz. Austria. plotting rising in SpHin,
SIR. Navarro hns cabled his congratula-
tions 10 his SON at Paris upon his engage
menl with MARY Anderson.
Ariilo Brothers. foreign bankers. with
branch houses in London. Paris and Mad
rid have been declared bankrupt. Liabi
iiies tiOO,OJ.
An extensive robbery OF Turkish priority
bonds and Mexican national bank shares
hasoccnrred The securities were stolen in
transit from Paris 60 London.
The Paris figaro SAYS Portugal has CON-
planned to Prince Bismarck that Great
Britain has violated the Berlin treaty. She,
therefore, asks TINT n conference be con-
yoked 10 discuss african affairs.
The results OF the German-C Clech confer
cnce. held in Vienna, have exceeded expoc;
ailons. The conference has succeeded IN
rocOneiing all differences between the
CZcchs and Germans IN Bohemia.
ne liOulll III ine inNfltIoi ulAtflCi.
Belgium. has broken ont afresh. The
miners became involved IN a dispute a, to
the method of cNecuting the concessions
granted them by the mine owners aud agaiI
went on a strike.
l.. II. Stone. harness dealer of San Fran
ego. has peitionud the court 10 be Il
rlared an insolyent debtor. Liabilities
S9l.G assets practically nothing. llo
owns real estate estimnted M SlOs.Ou, but
which is mortg0ged for $4,000.
The mems depart ment of ID. l.. Moody
new cynngeization institute AZ Chicago
opened yesterday with an address 10y Mr..
Moody aud several prominent local clergy
men. Large numbers of people attended.
The institute will aim 10 train missionaries
io get al the unrtached MASSES.
The license of the Midland Accident III
surancc company of Kansas City, Of which
eA Governor Crittcnden is president. has
been revoked by Insurance Commissioner
Ellerdec, of Missouri. There are some very
Vely reports about the condition of the
company andfrud was rcsorted 20 10 secure
license 90 do business in the state.
lioIr \ou Roeller hes been selected prcsi-
dent of he lower house of the PIussian
diet. The secretaries were also selected.
The minister Of finance in submitting the
budget, said the surplus for the fiscal year.
lsSs-S' amounted 10 eighty million marks.
The cstimates for he year lNN.1l WAS
placed ~ is'i,0WOW marks,
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

IuC srheme of Senatpr Butler Of
south Carolina io coioniye the blacks ri
the soltl'jn \lrica is Wild, islanar, and
Impractical. The race problem is % ser.
pus one. but II cannot be- settled 10 thai
w1e. Va the first place no considerable
unmbero 81 negroes would want io leave
the United States. ia the second place
If q larry, number It'd want 10 %. trans
porlallou roUd mol br provided for
them. Let Mr.. Butler sd down and
lignfe out how many Vessels carrying
tNo or three hundred families each
would be required lo transport even oue
million of lhc eight millions OF negroes
10 Nlrjca liui ihe transportation ques-
ton ssldc The scheme wouldn't work.
The government has nothing lo,lo with
rare preIudices and dllicnltics. The
negrn must work oul las own salvation
under laws HAT make no distinction in
race or color
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

The attorney general of South Dakota
may Well be named Necessity, because
he knows no Law. He has recently de-
liyered himself officially ~ the opinion
that the prohibition clause ~ the cun
stiluiion is ia force aud has been since
the day when the result of the election
Of Oct ! Was officially declared. although
the legislature has not up Ia ihe present
writing enacted the mode " enforcing
the article or prescribed penalties Tor its
violation. This opinion is ia direct op
position 10 the we'll known aud uniyer
sally accepted principle that . statute
which does moi specify the mode u It's
enforcement ar prescribe penalties for
violation Of lis provisions is per So mop
eraliNe and void. The courts will not
uphold the attorney general Of South
Dakota 10 hs opinion thai persons who
have been selling liquor in that state
the Inst three mouths may he proceeded
against crimnally and cNilly Laws
cannot hc made retroactive, II will be
time enough to bring the South Dakota
WHISKY sellers io taW when they shall
ynlate an operative statute.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18
THE INDEPENDENT


Remittances At the risk ~ subscriber unless
made by registered letter check, or postal or ex-
trcss order payable 10 The lndenendenl Puhlish-
ing Company.
EH-Persons desiring Tn lNDEpENDgST served
81 their homes or places If business ran order by
postal card or through telephone No. 400. Please
report cases " irregular delivery promptls
Advertisements, 10 insure prompt insertion
,honld be handed 10 before p. m.
Rejected communications uoi returned unless
postage is inclosed.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

ThE New York Sun thus offers us the
consolation cup:'There are four Montana
claimants for the senatorships Of thai
state, and two somebodies ~ them must
wear the willow. But il they come east
together. wha, n satisfactory poker part y
they will make"
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

II. q. Ou-. editor " the Los angeles
Times. WAS the original iiscoNerer and
inventor of the Murchl-ou whose letter
to Lord Sackvllp. then British minister
To The United States, WAS supposed to
have had some efle,l lu turning votes
from Cleveland at the last presidential
election Otis naturally expected some
recognition from tru. Harrison ol ihe
services he had rendered in tbaj dis
reputable affair. but like Dullel. the
other catspaN that helped pull the lIar-
rison chestnuts out Of the lire. be- WAS
ignored with the Pccksniilihu contempt
characteristic m tie administration.
But IL the allegations u John W. t.reen.
postmaster under the NetMr regme
and candidate Tor feappointmrnt row.
be true. Ots is quite able 10 take care
If himself Green alleges that u ls>G
before bis official term had expired, Otl-
approached him with domand Tor
division Of his salar, as postmaster. Had
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

TUT esteemed Herald quotes repub
ican senator as saying TIN INDErtNp-
lNT's reports Of the senate proceedings
msreprcsept the dongs ~ that body.
The author Of that statement is un
doubtodly one OF the same men Who
broke faith with the democratic senators
and his word is as worthless now N IL
was then.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

rhcrrnre many locHlities inthe mountains
OF Colorado which viii likely never enjoy
the advantages Of O railroad SAYS the Den.
ver News. They are situated m too rugged
country TO admit Of the construction Of IA
railroad, or the business they could give IA
railroad is too small. But the Development
and prosperity OF these places ought not to
1c suffered to Ing for the lack Of railroad
which will probably ue,cr bc built. These
place could Rll bc connected with some
The Helena independent., 1890-01-18

MATrHiw SuNLty QrAt, t,Joseph Ben
son Foraker. Murat lIaeiead, President
HaTrison's home organ, the indianapolis
journal, The entire republican party in
Iowa aud Pennsylgauia. are on record
against the Australian system Of voting.
Butte Inter Mountain please COPY.