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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~ LOO; sound and perfectly gentle; with
harness and wagon, or separate. Bousquet
Bros, or Burke's Livery Stable, Sherman st.,
between Smith av. and Pleasant.
NOR SALE-My driving mare. phaeton
l. and harness at a bargain. Inquire at
Brennan's Livery, 1872 st. Peter st. ~
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for real es.
l. tate, standard ard common bred young
horses. Address JAS. Carr, corner Western
and Nel>on avs.
DO.tSrS TO winter, at Midway Park sta
l. 4 bles A. j. WoodmansPe. SUpt. Fs
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Miscellaneous City List.

DOR QUICK Returns" and safe in
L investment buy Superior, Wis.,, real
estate. The most rapidly growing city in the
West. and destined TO be the largest on Lake
Superior. statistics and other information
sent Oh application. r. NJ. Fulton, Superior,
Wis.
DOR SALE-A residence with eighteen
located on the bank of the Mississippi river
in the town of Wabasha; adapted for nice
summer home or a club house: terms reason
able Direct S. d. Milligan, Wabasha. Mimi
I OTIS FOR SALE ON GRAND AV.-
- For sale or exchange on East and West
Seventh South Robert, Hague, Minnehaha,
located houses and flats, with ali modern
conveniences, at moderate prices. G.I. Law
ton. DR.. Iawton's Office. Inpersoll block.
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TENDERS will be received by the auditor
i Of Cavalier county, North Dakota, up
to the 18th day of March A. d. 1S9 }. for the
purchase of county bonds, to the amount of
cent interest," issued by the board of county
commissioners of Cavalier county. North Da-
kota, in accordance with seed grain bill, en-.
titled, an act authorizing counties to issue
bonds to procure seed grain for needy farm
ers resident therein. II. d. ALERT,
County Auditor.
Dated at Langdon, N. D., this 4th day Of
March, A. d. 1890.
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yDRESSNTAKING.

nRESSNIAklNG = Fashionable dresses
IL made; very reasonable rates: perfect
fit: satisfaction guaranteed. 63 East Sew
enth ST., Room &
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UNITED STATES BRANCH.
Guardian Assurance Co,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. London. Eng.
ORGANIZED in 1921.

U. S. Manager. ..... II. E. Bowers n. Y. City
Attorney to accept service in Minnesota. w
A. Barnes, Minneapolis.
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NNA iED-Nalesmen ON sNIary com
w mission 10 handle the New P emt
Chemical Iuk-Erasing Pencil; the sr'atest
thoroughly i'll two seconds: no abrasion Of
paper; y o to 500 per cent profit; one az nt's
sales amounted to $500 in six days: another
So in Two hours; we want one energetic
sample by mail. 81 cents: for terms and full
particulars address The Monroe Eraser
Manufacturing Co. La Crnsse. Wis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTESIAN W. IL, OF any size and
IA depth drilled; water supplies furnished
aud water works constructed. OIL, Gas and
Water Well Drilling company, Pioneer Press
Building. ST. Paul. Mimi.
I AIDES PRIVATE f4OSPITAL-Nlrs
IL II. Stencil. 254 Martin St
MRS c. NJ WARE, $50 WALNUT ST.
1l Private hospital accommodations for
ladies sent by reputable physicians or other
satisfactory reference.
TTBEATER AND MASuUERADLc os-
Il tunes, wigs and boards, grease paints
for stage use, and TheateTLeih Bibliothek
Mrs. l.. Neitmann, 56 East Seventh ST., st.
Paul. MINI.
Manchants known 10 have no flies on
"S' Choose this page TO advertise on
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INSTRUCTION.

COLLEGE SHORTHAND AND TYPE
" Writing-Day and evening; best teach
ers: lowest rates: send for catalogue. Miss
j D. Hess, GA Pioneer Press Building.
ELOCUTLON LESSONS taught: private
IL and class; special course TO advanced
students Miss Haas, SEQ Smith av.
NHISS ADDA RICHARDSON, teacher
wi of artistic dancing. 3lS Wabasha ST.,
Room 2I2, Grand block st. Paul, Mimi;
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
or. AGATnA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art. 26 East Exchange St.-Lessons
given on piano, organ. violin and guitar:
also thorough course in drawing and paint
ing, including crayon, pastel, water colors
and decorative art work. For terms call or
address the SunerioreSe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NIagraW Bros. q Osmun.
129 and 100 Globe Building.

M e DESIRE to obtain control of acres
w i'll Douglas county, Wis, and st. Louis
county. Mimi: also lots and blocks in the
cities of Superior, Wis. and Duluth, Mimi;
we have constant inquiries for property in
both these places; persons desiring to turn
property quickly will find it to their advan-
tage TO correspond with us; we have at the
present time some of the best bargains ever
offered at the head of the lake. Magraw
Bros & Osmun
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PERSONALS.

MIME. EBACH. Trance Medium. Mass
1NI age and Magnetic Treatment sponge
Bath. sos Wacouta st.
M ME-. LULU, medium and fortune teller.
1NI positively leaves for the East soon;
ladies, 80 cents; gents 81. 81 East -eventh st.
MRS. q. Il. HELM, y East seventh ST.,
IfI Room 10; massage treatment, baths. life
readings. ST. Paul. Mondays Wednesdays,
THURSDAYS and saturdays. 3-72
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DIVE WORKS.

EbHE WUkSEASs
L7AHLEIt & MINTEL, MINNESOTA
IN steam Dye Works, 244 East Seventh st.
d II. SINCLAIR-Ladies' straw hats re-
M shaped; ostrich feathers dyed any
color desired. No. Is East Ninth st.
Z j. ROCHEX, y. W. Steam Dye Works;
l. Office 4l6 Robert ST., Ryan block; works
SO and 81 Indiana av.
JAMESON q 10, New York Steam Dye
Works; ladies' and gents clothing a
specially. IA West Sixthst
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EX7ANIrlJ. ~ N-Whu have experience
w or who have The snap 10 acquire II,
as agents, either local or general, for the
most liberal accident insurance company
in the world. Call on or address the North.
western Mutual Accident Association, 2'S
Rochester Block. Minneapolis j. l.. Thur
man. president; Ezra FarnswOrth DR. vice
president; EX-Gov. A. K. McGIll. treasurer;
S. r.. johnson. secretary. 57.S7
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AUCTlO.S SALES.
kavanagh 81 Johnson, Auc.
tIOneerS.

havanaSh a 10 hnsOn, AUc-
tIOneerS.
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIAUKE, Carpets
IL Etc, at Public Auctior-We will sell at
public auction at the residence No. So West
Fourth ST., on Tuesday. March IL, at 10 a.
suits, bed room suits, easy chairs, rockers
lamps, body Brussels and ingram carpets,
fine Brilliant range, cooking tenSils. etc..
ETC.: attend this sale If you want bargains.
Kavanagh u johnson, Auctioneers, 1877 and
1S9 East Sixth st.
KAVANAGH g. JOHNSON. Auclioneers,
IN make a specially of handling furniture
and conducting auction sales at private resi-
dences. No, 1877 and 1S9 East Sixth ST.. st.
Paul. MINI.
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BOARD OFFERED.

A IL PERSONS wanting boarO and fur
IA nished rooms, call AZ st. Paul Boarding
Directory, $50 ST. Peter ST., for information
free of charge.
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10 MEN-Five Germans, four Sweeds,
IL three Americans, to travel; $50 per
dpv commission Slnll 81. CITY Market
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EACHANGE-Wa Wanted, 10 acres
l. farm land in or near Brown county for
my home here; give full description. q -,
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NNANThD-An active man uu liberal sal
w airy to permanently represent an aSSo-
tive prices. general merchandise aud all
kinds of articles for nome and family use. in
each small city, town. yillnse and rural dis
trict: 50, 0GO members; paid up certificates,
Sl0O,0u0 in cash: credit well rated: refer
ences exchanged. Empire Cooperative AS
socialinn Lnck Box :, -. y. Y.
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WANTED TO RENT.

ID OOMS-Wanted to rent by man and
Ii wife. two or three unfurniShed rooms on
first or second floor: lower town preferred;
between Eighth and Thirteenth SITS. Call at
millinery Department. Heiuemann's, Sev-
Puth ST
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Nj USTCATI.

DIANO TUNING-Sl. 5O-First-casS work
L guaranteed. Samuel Il. Crutchett, SO
Wabasha ST., Room .; city references.
Eon a business chance" look in SUN
IU DAYS GLOBE, the great Want me-
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a. f., are your rooms vacant? An ad in the
WHV GLOBE will rent them.
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GOO 0lD TO LOAN, first mortgage,
ep|OsOOO sums to suit; current inter-
est James O. Meara, 1913 jackson st.
$40 0n0 40 L0 on St. Paul i'm.
tDtOsOOO proved real estate at lowest
rate Of interest; no delay. D. II. Michaud,
1(l East Fourth st.
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WANTED To BUY.

BUFFALO COAT-Wanted, buffalo coat:
ID must be long, in irst-rate condition:
state lowest price spot cash. Box 400, Supe-
rior. Wis.
DOOL TABLES-Wanted to buy, two
10 nnnl tAbles. Call 392 WacOuta 81
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d "a. ssJ Wanted. a bell boy at litter
ID national Hotel.
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ELOORS-For rent for wholesale and
Z manufacturing purposes, two floors, SO
feet wide, in wholesale district; steam, ele
yator and other power, if needed; to good
tenant low price. d. d. Dexter. 100 East
Fifth ST.
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SITUATIONS OFFFPED.

N1aic.
A GhNTS WANTED in every county TO
"A sell our s. ecialueS. Norey Manufacture
ing Company, Wauke>ha, Wis.
DAN NDLR AND YARD MAN
ID wanted Apply At 81. Dennis Hotel.
corner Seventh and Minnesota SIS. ST. raul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
MONTANA CONSOLIDATED COMMERCIAL CO.
HER PAS GOLDEN WHISPERS.
They Appeared at the Door When He
Called on the Daughter.

They Appeared at the Door When He
Called ON the Daughter.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 31.-Martin Bog
Rart we'll known and Jefersonian demo-
crat Of License, has pretty brunette for q
daughter. who teaches school in the aca-
denny of that town. Among her admirers
ID a prominent young bachelor, whose re-
publicanism is so pronounced as to be decid-
eddy offensive to the old gentleman. Last
evening the swain went to pay visit to the
captivating brunette. He rang the bell.
Soon footsteps were heard in the hallway,
which we're 90 heavy that he thought his
lady love had taken to wearing brogans,
He grew suspicious. The door opened and
he beheld-not the fair Dulcinea, but the
golden whiskers of her pa.
There was blood in his steel blue eyes,
and soon there WAS young republicans
collar in his right hand. big boot, APP
parently we'll tenanted, Was soon raised to q
dangerous angle. The young man, how
ever was man of nerve and ap4omb. He
quickly recovered from his surprise and
turned like tiger on the Jeffersonian dem
ocrat. A struggle ensued. in which the
democrat won. Still. it was no walk over
and the democrats victory 10 to be con-
tested. As it is expected that q duel will fol-
low. The young man, meanwhile, says he
was never so put out in all his life"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
WANT RECIPROCITY.
Cuban Tobacco Growers are in . State
Alarm,

Cuban Tobacco Growers are in . State Of
Alarm.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 31.-The department
of state has received copy Of petition
forwarded by the Tobacco Growers and
Cigar Manufacturers union of Cuba to the
Spanish government urging negotiations Of
a reciprocity treaty between Cuba and the
United States. The petitioners assert that
they are confronted with the simple prob
lem: ION one side ruin, stagnatton and
misery and on the other an abundance of
wealth and promising future" They say:
"The United States buy from us tobacco
and sugar to the extent Of $5l ,00O, 600, and
1t is not strange that the American govern
ment should make itself strong on the alb
solute necessity that we have of that mar
ket, to demand reciprocal concessions. or
which is the same thing, exemption Of their
-four, lard, machinery. hardware, and other
articles in our tariff, to increase exports to
this island. In one word. they want to pay
US for the tobacco and sugar they consume
with the goods they produce. To-day they
only sell us $1O, 600 GOO or $12 00O, 900 worth,
and they desire to increase this amount to
the S., 00O, 600 that they buy from us. This
is what the Mckinley bill amounts to,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
Tarinh and Taxes.

PAINS, Got. N.-The minister Of COM
merce explained the new tariff bill to the
tariff committee to-day. The object Of the
maximum and minimum system, he said,
was to avoid Inconvenience connected with
the favored-nation clause in any treaty
with foreign power. In the discussion on
She budget in the chamber to-day. Pelletan
approached the government for creating
Sfesh taxes and demanded economic re-
forms. Premier de Freycinet replied that
every possible reduction had already been
effected. A motion by Gaillard, radical, re-
questing the government to introduce q
bill reforming the assessment in demo-
cratic sense was adopted.
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ARE HENS BIRDS IL
The Question Raised BY tho New Tarl "A
Law.

The Question Raised BY tho New Tari n
Law.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 31.-The officers Of
the customs department have concluded
their examination of the new United States
tariff. or what is popularity known as the
Mckinley bill. A discovery which is of in
terest to Canadians relates to the imposts
on eggs. On the list Of dutiable goods is
an item, "eags five cents per dozen.' In
the list Of free goods is the item, ''eggs of
birds, fishes and instcts.
''Now," said Mr.. G. w. Jessop, dominion
customs appraiser, and the greatest author
ity on tariff matters in the dominion, ''if
an American importer enters a consignment
of hens eggs at the custom house as eggs
Of birds can any collector of customs say
that they are not eggs of birds, despite this
obvious interpretation? II the collector
rules otherwise will there not be an appeal
to the courts3 l am pretty sure that if our
tariff were similarly worded the courts
would decide against Us every time"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
Foreign Flashes.

Epidemic fever prevails in Killarney.
Disease attributed to use Of bad potatoes.
met at Balllnzona Thursday. President
FoRnetti endeavored to argue that the re-
cent votes showed that a majority of the
people were satisned with the government.
but he was interrupted by angry shouts of
dissent from the galleries.
The anti-semitic party in the Hungarian
diet has been dissolved, after an existence
of ten years.
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Visitors In . Hun.

TORONTO. Oct. 3l.-The second delegation
of the iron and steel institute, which came
up from the south. are disguised. The city
council had decided on an elaborate recep-
ton, but learning that the delegation
would only stop i've hours in the city said
they would not spend a cent on them. Only
two gentlemen were at the depot to meet
the party, and they declined civic attention.
saying they were grossly lnsulted. Col.
Holland contfasted the treatment with the
magnificent reception everywhere in the
United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

One Of the boilers in the Portage Iron
company's mill at Duncanville, Pa, OK
ploded, fatally injuring James Weaver,
Samuel Plipp. VIM. Miller and Theo Orth.
Several others we're slightly scalded.
In the converting department Of the Beth
lehem, Pa. Iron company's mill to-day, a
molten metal tipped over. Michael Duvan
was fatally, and Eve other men seriously
burned.
The stockholdars' meeting of the Atchi-
son. Topeka 4 Santa Flo road to. day ratified
the purchase of the Colorado Midland. No
other business was transacted.
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Must Establish D,,c,p.,ne.

LONDON, Oct. A.-The Dockers' union
has issued manifesto forbidding any
strike on account Of the dock companies,
proposed changes. If any men are uniustly
dismissed. they must complain to the
union, which is called upon to prove it's
stability by thorough discipline.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
The Ancient aud Venerable,

LoSDoN. Oct. Commenting on the
Behring Sea matter the Times says: 1--WE
think the question of marc clausum, which
Mr.. Blaine appears to desire to throw into
the background. must be dealt with before
progress 10 possible. When that is settled
England will be perfectly ready to cooper
ate with America in dealing with Behrine
- maraudora"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
Lawlessness In Hungary.

PmTH, Oct. 1.-The residents Of the vii
lage of Laczhasa are excited over a crime
committed there. A corn dealer named
Bleier, his wife, two children and maid
servant were at the station awaiting the
arrival OF the train when brigands attacked
the party and killed all and robbed their
bodies of valuables
The house occupied by Juhass, a tax col
lector at Erlau, was entered by burglars
last night. Juhass and his housekeeper
were murdered by the thieves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
On the Gross Orc.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The treasury de-
partment has issued orders to the collector
of customs at Ell Paso, Tex, instructing
him to levy duty OF one and one-half
cents per pound ON the entire weight Of ores
from Mexico in which lead is the chief
component part. instead Of ON actual weight
Of lead in the ores. a. has been the practice
heretofora
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
Looks to France.

RoME, Oct. 3l.-The statement is made
that in his farewell interview with Cardinal
Lavigerie, the pope said he no longer hoped
for anything from Austria. Hewould place
all trust in France to secure the RESTORATION
of temporal power.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01
Recon- mends Dismissal.

New YORK. Oct. 31.-Referee Raegener hes
fled his report in the case Of Talmage &
Martin. printers and stationers, against
Treasurer Lounsbury. of the National Re
publican league, in which he recommended
that the action against the league be dis
missed with costs.
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enough to guarantee profitable season.
While the athletic association guarantees
$500, this sum could easily be doubled by
popular subscription.
The Butte ball team is organized and also
the Anaconda club, and it is understood
they will cross bats at the Smelter city next
Sunday. Helena. always first in everything,
should not be lacking in enterprise enough
to organize ball team that will carry off
the pennant and glory of season as we'll as
the biggest portion of the gate receipts.
Whoop 'er up for base ball.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24
PERSONAL.

F. T. Mcbride, of Butte is in town.
Hon. G. E. Crutchfeld, of Philipsburg, is
in town.
Hon. Jerry Collins, of the Great Falls
Tribune, is in town.
II. S. Hill and Il. b. Wheeler have gone
to Sun River for a weeks shooting.
F. Burley johnson left for Topeka, Kan,
yesterday, via the Northern Pacific.
Frank L. Thresher, of the Pioneer Press
company, left for the east last night.
]. p. Moray and wife, of East Helena
departed for Massachusetts yesterday.
Charles Z. Severance, one of the large
wool growers of Montana, is in the city.
Hon. w. d. Flowers, Jim Ponsford, S. p.
Panton and City Marshal Fredley, all of
Bozeman. are in the city.
Representative Patrick Carney, of Madi.
son county, was in the city yesterday shak-
ing hands with his numerous friends.
Billy Preston, the popular conductor of
the Northern Pacific who suffered SO long
and came near losing his eyesight on ac-
count of improper treatment by former
physician of Helena, returned yesterday
from the east with his eyesight fully re-
stored. He is receiving the congratulations
of his many friends on the successful out
come of his misfortune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Said Pasha will again be given by the
California Opera company at Ming's this
evening.
The next attraction at Ming's after this
week will be the Casino Opera company,
which will open May 8.
The requisition on the United States for
the four-gun battery for the Montana mil
itia has been approved by the secretary of
war and the battery will be issued at once.
The young people of the Congregational
church hold social tonight at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wilmer, corner of
Hemlock and Hayes streets. All are cor
daily invited to be present.
The Chamber of Commere and Chamber
of Commerce Building association will hold
an important meeting at the Board of Trade
rooms tonight. A committee will be chosen
to select sight for a building.
leak in the water main on Broadway
between Rodney and Ewing streets yester-
day caused the settling of several yards of
earth over the old sewer trench in the mid
die of the street. The repair was made un-
der the direction of City Engineer Miller,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24
Arrivals at The Helena,
Arrivals at the Grand Central.

.. J. Mcconnell. Butte. {. P. Wells. Mimi.
4. &. Winston, Minne- f. H. Gooo m an. Town.
apoliS. send.
n. LSlese and, Paul. +. N. Fletcher. Jeffec-
II; j. Schriener, Elk St, n Island.
horn V. Il. Gordon. Chicago.
I. :; ingalls,: Placer. j. Jelica, Great Falls.
j. Gleason. Wolf Creek A, s. Flershein. X e
l. Lewis. W. s. S. Mrs. r. l.. Fr:dIev Fl
h. ID. Gardner, W. s s. Nasinnis.
W. ii. Murphy, Stemple. NJ, 4. Mitchell Ni,cbus
:. \, Johnson, St Clair. NJ. WEIGH. Cataract.
j. !; n. HeTry, Cook City. r. sullivan. Butte.
1. 1. " brien, Butte G. d. Greene, Boulder.
J. j. hltlper, Marssyille
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24
Court House Cuttings.

Arthur 3. Dickerman, G. M. Webster. H.
?. Rolfe, L. E. Collins, L. E. Brady, Her
bert Chowen, James Wilmott, F. P. Atkin-
son. Thos. Gahagan VIM. j. Clark and Will
Hanks have incorporated the Cascade Alb
stract company, with capital stock of
1000 in 200 shares of $50 each. Business
will be carried on at Great Falls.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to David NJ. Cummings and Maggie E. Nc
Cloud of Helena, and George Pieret and
Asseaulth O'Kane also of Helena.
NJ. Silverman, Jacob Feldberg. H. Town
and l. L. Israel of this city have incorpor-
ated the Society Emanuel. The incorpora-
tors are also the trustees.
Among the real estate transfere filed for
record yesterday was that of Jennie T..
Atchison ct al. to Robert L. Clarke, east
half of section Z, and west half of west
helf of section !, township 10 north, range 2
vest containing $50 acres. The considera-
ton is 81, 700.