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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01

4 =. sessis = c.. bailey block. o1srs
bssS anS fsss 49, Fl ee 49, 3. g. = -
cash, hlanco ~ end tWesve monfSs. "a -
can't q
m sis,reem issns Aea.s On - lezloe a
& 81 cent. S--s s'''ss' sA'ssS
ssvse-reon h9ne 800 q 1t. 42xloe =
20 suit Ct 10 per cent " q a. = ~ a
Nve-room frame hcuss ca lot boxloa q
July. e. 4 psr cent 6sssss 70 suis 4 ii Is - =
Six-room frame huuse ON NJ snx1nn m FsfkA
: :nse ss, on ssss:s s az nas 80
fsld and Cannon strssts n Cannon sdditicp.u 81.
12sxl2b feet eouth and east front. corner 1eadi.
con and Cannon strests s. BrosiWster sddifion:
price 5000, one thifd cash, balance one and ~
10Oxlas ieet on electric motor In Broedv,tee
addition price $1,600, o1e-third cash, baiance
ioozia5 fset corner Harrison avenue and pso.ta
loot, ons-third oash. balsncs one and two yssss
= q gSs i sses ON p.o.. .,.n,. so. ,o
electric motor in BrSsdwater sldition; Slb Der
loot, one-third cash, halaAos one and Two yesss
= sss G isss south and ... corner 1o... .,a
1cndals avenue on motor line IN Central ad5i-
ton; $4,000
clio addition. Tor 81 $50. SO ossS, : A'n
se1aaS fset S9ERss o. !sdsls svsnns in North
se.iS fss. On PAX avenue o in Capitol nm a.
so1iisX fest on Logan stssst & c. Si add,
.7s1llsh fest on Warren street In Centssl sddi.
ssxiso tset or Main in street, for sl2,soo ca.h.
60xl0S feet south and west front, corner Four.
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n. ". 3 Folk \ Cos rarsains.

NV. 3 Folk \ Co.'S narsains.
. 81 feet front on Main street. dns business loca-
avenue. 500 psr front foot. - $50
10 to 20 fest on Main street below the Iron
frc SH i building q $500 per front fcct;
e,C Ivy fsst on Helena avenue near Main stcsst -
80 feet on Helena avsnus. ccsnse. 4 siso pr
soz.0S en Main ,trsst It 500 par mont foot
-Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition NJ. i,
ioe fest On corner central addition q es2to
st omss adason tos
boxloO ohoioe CORNER Bsattio addition. prsos
tO5llo choice eornsr. Bassst. addition. prios
.Isix choice lots in Lecksy addition from $40 =
8 tsst On Edwards street. near y ain, q $3.50 Fsr
600 test On lower Main street from sss to %
par front foot; choice. property.
FIVE sores Of plated propsrty ON slsotris linz
70 acre. ini a the city limits. plated q 10.
GOo; This - tho cheapest property to-day ofsssd
TER,e choice lots in Coz addition q bedsoek
One lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
l0oxl4oon Eighth syenus. price S2.eoo.
l eod test corner knisht street, Haassr sadiaoA
/
several choice locations ON The Hausss bonls.
ward, In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
5000 -Two-story frame. eleven room. closets
and cellar. water in house and yard; te~ms 92.0l0
each, $1,000 It two years. 9 per cent intsrest.
~ rs ETopS,st !y rents tor 81 Per month -.
closets eDd cellar. water in house and yard q
lot llxll0; inquire for terms.
$SA0-Two-story frame house. ten rOonA
bath closets and cellar. water in house and yard.
,$s,o00-Iwo-story frame house. eight rooms,
AZ modern oonvenisncss, west sids ON motor
"a :Ss g. Tsss frame hss.: =. rooms
terms % 800 cash. balance long time.
ass r% 9a JUS s zs tom e su ea'A
house; terms $500 ca.h. balance 70 suis
SIS cash. Sss.s q 5 .a v' IN
SS:40o-Etght-room brick house, water il yaS(,
ssshe for ten ho,sss, sheds, etc., broedwatef ID.
~ "o0-f our.r room frame house on MadisoA
evenus. water In yard; terms $500 cash. balance
$1,000 -Two.story frame house. six rooms and
hpath. caoset.. etc.. wese side; terms $500 cash.
$500 Two.story frame house on Clark street,
sven rooms. bath. etc.: terms $500 cafh balance
/. $i,soo Two frame houess ON Ewing .trsst; No.
contains i've rooms, COLLAR sd cltssts: No.
contains FIX rooms, cellar and clUsets G0xl50s
go nssh hsd .ws yssgs Per cat
tho yard, lot axiIOs tcrnas. $i.i0o cash; bslancs
thses and one-half years At 10 per cent.
ID. fenced seps.e szs e ots in,so
Northern Pacidc addition No. !. water in yard:
Special Inducements will b. made on Great
Talis and Butte property. Acre traits suitahls
Ioe plating AlWayD on hand
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New Sioux City Route
<A5H.

Passengers for tho East from Rslan.
and other Western points viii i3nd Az
NEW ROUTE via SIOUX CITY ana
the ILLINOIS CENTRAL r r.. ma
only desirable ~ to time and equipment.
but one Of the most attractive, pesein1
through Sioux City, the only Corn Pd
Gee City Of the world; Dubuque, the
handsome Key City of Iowa; Rockford
Illinois, new manufacturing city, that
has become world within itssss," ma
Chicago, whose growth and enterprise
i the wonder Of the world. With 81.
CANT Tree Chair Cafs, and Pullman Pal.
90 Sleeping Oa1 On every train b.
twesn Sioux City and Chicago, and with
eloss connection with the UNION PA
CIFIC trains Ut Sioux City, ths
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Wheeler, Word = Co. . List
LOTS,

Wheeler, Word y Co.'S List
LOTS
200 feet in Amos addition, I'll per foot.
100 feet in n. i. addition 1l2 per foot
20 feet on Madison avenue Tor 42.7OA
leo feet in n. y. addition No. tor xA75.
20 feet on 6hiland street for $1,000.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, 80 cash and o
per week. 81 -
ACRES.
n acres near Rroadwatsr HotGl It 900 pss
sore.
HOUSES.
Residsnoe in Eolser addition, 5000.
Neeiaence In bradford addition. 5000,
Residence in Hoback 4 Cannon addition. a..
Residence n Baseett addition. $500.
Residence II Syndicate addition. $4,000.
WHEELER, WORD &'Cl1..
IL ard II Gold Block. Helena,
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WIN. Mutl,'s x.sst.

40 a,res Montana avenue property.
40 aOres choice West Eud property.
l00x125 Bradford addition. corner, $2,1oA
eOo front feet Syndicate addition. 81 psF -
One block. Highland PAX, choice, SaieA
100xZN HAnsor avo1uo 'front.' $40 0,
l0ox140 Bella sus addition, $4,000.
1xl25 Main street front, corner, 5000.
l0Oxl40 Eighth avenue and Idaho. SS00o,
% acres At 80, $500
hsstdsnce In paaesr addition. $500.
keeidence IN Bradford ADDITION Sam tS
Residence in Bradford addition, &6.5O0,
kee!dence in Hohack ard Cannon, $s,500
', heeidence cornsf Breckenridge and Cen
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Court House Notes

The appointment and acceptance of w.
W. Williams AZ agent of the Pacific Express
company ct Helena was filed with the score
itary or state yesterday.
Default was entered in the district court
yesterday in the case of James Renwick
against 8. Geigherick and others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-01

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial dintrict Of the stats OF Montana, in
and Tor the county of Lewis and Clarke
In the matter Of the estate of James C. Mcdonald
aecese e y ger TO SHOW cause why order Of
should not be made:
Chas. Watson, the administrator Of the estate
Of James c. Mcdonnell. deceased, having fled liz
petition herein praying for order Of sale Of ali
the real estate Of said decedsnt and 500 sharee
Of Of mining stock belensing 70 said decedent, for
1t is therefore ordered BY the judge Of said
court that q! persons interested in the estate Of
said deceaeed appear before the eaid district
S ssSn on a s.torday the sth day of Noyembsr.
the court room Of said district court et the court
house in Helena, county Of Lewis and Clarke 70
to the said CHI. Watson. - I'd nni.tr.tor atYrs-
CEASED, also 200 shares Of stock in the Big OF
Mining. and Reduction company.
And that copy of this order b published At
least once . week for four successive weoks IN
the Helena Daily Independent, nswDpaper
printed and published in said Lewis and C1arEe
county. WILLIAM Fl. HUNT:
Datsd Octseer 9th. lsoa
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Illinois Central r. r.,

ssspsctfully presents. ~ claims for thu
now and every Wy dssirabls SIOUX
CITY ROUTE
For Snsdsro and further particulas,
an upon looal ticket agents, q addre0
~ = 1nr1iamod Is Manchester. Iowa
]. +. MERRY.
Aesk On. HaA IA
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Arnitass = Pias,.

Armitsge = Piatt.
ACRES. III
20 PSF acre, 100 acres nins miles from citH G
$l0 per acre, 30 acrae Close to city.
$50 per aero, 100 Acrcs i've miles From city.
$O per ecre, SOO Acre8 six miles from city.
Several large .nohss. frst-class in all rcspccte
great bargain. :.
LOTS.
tion. - !.
$50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue AID
Phoerix aye0ue SAY e
$50 o $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on
$sb per trent foot. ono-t 4 block in d. Lac,
addition, Warren STREET
$9c ga =. three loS ON street, Elstesly
"a choice bM iness lot; ndjoins Montan,
National bank - f
SIS per II At foot. cornsr Two,fth avenue md
Va :fon street. --1
ssO Ler front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard.
3 $A.s 5o-kuu i on Sixth avenue, inside Hobacl.
street.
y 9TH. +
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New Interpretations.

Electric Mining and Reduction company
by B. @. W. Evans, Ben +. Orcutt and John
w. Craddlebaugh. Capital stock $450, 900 in
shares of 81 each.
Montana Folkeblad Publishing COM
pany, by @. A. Donuelly, b. ]. Kopperdahl,
and Ebert d. Weed. Capital stock $685.
600 in shares of IS each.
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Helena Real Estate and Building Assoeia-
tiOn.
Herbert B. Reed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
toc LOTT neaf aity limits. 500 each: Is cash ana
" per week. :. 2 =
200 lots near Northern Pacific depot, 3lS each;
y cash and - por week. q q :. =
% lots in Northern Pacific addition No. 2, $50
eaoh; rs cash and So Dor week.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 500 oash and 3N
par month. - ~ m = -.
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Got HIS Divorce,

Judge Hunt, in the district court yester-
day. granted divorce to Charles Bernard
from Aaryetta Bernard. The parties were
married in Helena on July l, 1884, and lived
together till May, 1889. On the fifteenth Of
that month. Bernard charges, tho woman
deserted him. Mrs. Bernard made no reply
to the complaint. and Judgment was en-
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TEE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK

TIE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
o. THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
100 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL $500. 900.
DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC MONEYS
OF tho United fit s,tts.s The st.s Ct New York ths
BRAYTON Ivt6. V.P. SNYDER.
resident, Vice President
a sco .shis;.. rHos' ;. A sE:a G.shiss;:,.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BrayCon Ives, President.
Edward J. Borwind. Preot Colo. Coal and Iron
Charles ]. Canda, Ex.Assistant Treasurer, U. 8
VIM. N. Color, Jr., Of w. N. Color 4 Co., II
Pine street
Chauncsy NJ. Depew, Prsst. N. Y. c. d H. R. Go.
Y p. Snyder.
Mssrc:lius Hartley. Of Hartley 4 Graham. Ia
Henry 5. Hyde. Prsst Equitable Lite Assurance
r Q. .sistthiessen, Of. F. o. Matthiessen l.
W1echer's sugar Refining Co., 1O6 " all street.
John r. Sesrles. Jr.; Prest Havemsyer's Sugar
Sidney i; ?yier, Prest. Fourth Street Nations,
tank Phil nlelphia, z
William c whitney. Ex-Seorstay Of IL Nav.
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James Barker on Trial for Attempt
ing to Rob the Helena
Hardware Company.
The Jury Asks for Further Light
on the Sheldon For
gerry Case.
Charles lsernard Secures . Divorce from
His Wife Maryetta Matters
Of General Interest

James Baker was put on trial in tho dis.
trict court yesterday on the charge of at.
tempting to rob the store of the Helena
Hardware company during the night OF
August 10 last. County Attorney Nolan
represented the state and Col. A. G. Botkin
appeared for Baker. Two witnesses living
near the place testified to seeing q man
working ct side window of the hardware
store. One Of the witnesses went for a
policeman, who arrested Baker. The putty
had been cut from around a window pane
and the glass broken. Without concluding
the taking Of testimony court adjourned
until this morning, and Baker was taken
back to Jail handcuhed. At the request of
Col. Botkin the jury were allowed to 20 to
the building and examine the surroundings.
The Sheldon Perjury Case.
The jury in the case of William q. Shell
don, who is charged with perjury came
into court yesterday, and asked Judge Hunt
to allow them to zee the affidavit which the
accused made confessinQ to the offense for
which no ID being tried. After elaborate ar
Ruments BY County Attorney Nolan, for the
Judge Hunt decided to allow the jury TO
hear the affidavit read, and to examine the
signature. He did not think il proper to al
low the paper to 60 into the Jury room.
After the afndavit had beon read and the
signature examined, the jury retired with
Instructions. il they agreed during the
night, to make up q sealed verdict.
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ROE MIE

lVR 8Ax&.
FOR sAIE ~sSr0fRn4Y. NOV + A 10 ( f..
-, At 10 North Warren street, = lot Of house.
'.o e furniture at private sale.
For SALE-.sTHE PAVILION" At LIvIN0-
d.ros.. on; also the ice houss and private read
| Aandt, livingston.
nor SALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR
single OF double driving; perfectly gentle;
welght L.z50 Address box III.
FOR SECONDHAND. Blk HORSE
power, horizontal engine, fixst-clAss. Stead
man Foundry d Machine Co
TOR SALE-ANEW HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
-, pantry and bath room on HOWE street, No
Apply At said house.
FOR SALE-A FIvErROOM HOUSE AND A
vacant lot Call at the premises. 108 Alta
street. one block east OF hoback and one block
soo1n OF hrcadway. and make an offer.
EoR sALE--CHEAP, A FIRSr-CLAsS 10
morse upright steel boiler. Apply It this
A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITEK YkhMs
reasonable Apply at this office
HELP wANTED-FE1GALE
WANTEDI1YoUNG NURSE GIRL that
WANTED COMPETENT GIRL 10 COOK
"AA~ w SCAoIAA uOUo6WOEA 1t ME0.- lie
Marks. corner Fifth avenue ami Warren Refer
ences required.
WANTnD-A WOMAN TO d. COOKING IN
r.r. restaurant Address Mrs. n. bridgham,
Billings, Montana.
WAN ED-sMART GIRL TO TRAVEL AS
~ clerk and cashier for Marty ON the road
With watches and jewelry. Address B u. this
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 6o7 N. Warren.
WANTED AT MISS STAMPS DREssMAK-
ing rooms, tirst-class waist maker. Room
Z. west entrance. Diamond block.
WAN1ED-A GOOD GIRL FOR COOKING
Floyd-Jones, Hauser boulevard.
HELP WANTED-MALH.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss TlNNER 10 90
w to Great halls. Apply to zach. Cory b Go.
WANTED-TEN GOOD QUARTZ MINERS
w Ut East Pacific mine, Placer, Mont. w. 3
Dodge.
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWENTY-FIVE
need apply. VIII pay good m.n ss75 per day Of
nine hours, and guarantee steady employment
9ntil spring; 1Aaolley, Mason. Marks q Co.,
WANTED-sTEADY AND RtLIABLE BOY
Herald & ba 10 q bnde. y an apprentice Apply 1t
N ANTED-AT ONCE, FIFTEEN GOOD
w work teams. SIS. per day, and twenty good
men to work in timber ct $a5 per month. b. r.
Bussey. Jefferson City, Mont
WANTED GRAND ARMY MEN; WE WILL
~ pay $50 weekly for one order daily; some
thing new for live Workers. Charles y Webster
York city.
Nx1ANrED-1WO ACTIVE YOTJN,, MEM As
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&1(1 REWARD-STRAYED FROM JUDGE
WAV Armitage's residence on East Broadway,
one bay horse branded g l. ON right
shoulder and thigh. one gray mare branded VI
on left thigh: black dog with them; $40 for their
delivery to the above described place.
+ ,OSI-SlO REWARD Will BE GIVEN
for the return of one brown two-year-od FL
" with Roman nose and bunch ON right hind
foot, to Fred H. Stafford, Fair Grounds. Hsisna,
Mont.
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SITUATION WANIED-A6 HALE0L.ADY IN
nee Address 8. D., this Office. sAD'1i.
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THE MARKETS.

ELL1sroN. Saturday. Nov. l.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-25
Capital yorrrEos.


Oysters brought from so to 80 cents per
bushel In Baltimore yesterday.
A large number of Aunapolitans left
to-day for the Talbot county fair.
The Baltimore base ball club defeated
the Toledo club by . score Of z to 6.
The sudden change In the weather has
caused many to bring out their winter
wraps.
Assistant Engineer W g. Smith. of the
navy, has been ordered to examination
for promotion.
The work Of grading and paving Green
aud Conduit streets, is progressing slowly
but surely.
Business IL almost at staud-still, and
every day is holiday to many of our
business men.
The first mass meeting Of the Anne Arun
del Democracy will be held Ia this city In
front OF the City Hotel, October 7th.
Mr.. J. ). M. Basil has commenced the
erection of q brick store house on the va
cant lot adjoining his store on Market
space.
Mr.. II. K. Dennison. painter, has the
contract for painting the large frame
dwelling Of Chas. II. Dexter on Green
street.
Tomorrow Is the last day of the the
Talbot county fair, and those who have
not visited the exhibition should not miss
this opportunity.
The rsmovalof the postoface from It's
present location TO Main street, Is copsid-
cred by many the most central and con-
venient place.
The excursion train over the B. & E.
s. Railroad for the Talbot county fair,
due here at $50 did not arrive until 9
O'Clock last night.
Halls Hair Remover is free from al
chohol and dyes that injure the skin. 1t
Is scientifically prepared, and will restore
gray hair to Its original color.
An Annapolitan lest his hat In the
breeze yesterday while crossing the bay
en- route to the Talbot Fair, and had to go
it-bare- headed until be reached Easton,
where he was readily covered.
The steamer Tockwagh of the B. & T.
s. r. r., was unable to make the railroad
pier yesterday morning owing to some
projectingb otis In the piles and the hes-
w sea together, and the passengers had
to land on the Bay Ridge steamers pier.
You cannot be too particular about the
medicines you see. When yeu need Q
blood purifier. be sure you get Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and no other. 1t will min
gle with, purify, and Vitalize every drop
OF blood 10 your body. 1t makes the
weak strong.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-25
AHEALTH CODE.


For Towns and villages IN the STATE.
The State Board of Health has estab-
lished Health Code for towns and VII
lagos, under the act Of 1890 chaptes 622.
The health officer of the town, or the
county lie made 30 Inspector of the State
Board of Health with power TO superin-
tend the enforcement of the board reEu-
lations. Where there are no health offic-
ers, the town authorities, or justice OF
the peace, are empowered TO ACT.
The inspectors are authorized to exam
Inc premises; aud require drains, water
closets. cssspools, &c /. to be cleaned; to
require that noxious or offensive matter
be removed: 70 order the cleaning, chang
ing of construction, or abolition of pig
pens; to sample drinking water and have
Ii analysed; to require slaughter houses.
and the walls and floor OF any room Ia
which q dressed CARCASS or part of any
animal Is hung or kept. to be maintained
10 q thoroughly clean condition at all
times and to be lime-washed or other
wise disinfected once q month; to inspect
all articles Of food exposed for sale and
TO condemn aud destroy what Is diseased.
unsound or unwholesome; to sample and
have analysed food suspected OF being
adulterated; 10 sbate nuisances wherever
found
Rule 4 says:
Where, on the certificate of any two
legally qualified medical practitioners, or
any three persons affected. II shall appear
to any Health Officer or Inspector that
any house or part thereof 10 In such .
filthy or unwholesome condition that the
health or comfort of any person is afec-
ted or endangered thereby; or that lime
washing. disinfecting, cleaning or puri-
flying of any such house or part thereof
would tend to prevent or check sickness,
said officer or inspector shall give notice
In writing TO the owner or occupier of
such house or part thereof, to lime wash,
disinfect, cleanse or purify the same, as
he may think necessary
The officers and inspectors are required
to report to the State Board of Health /;
they are directed from time to time, or
whenever necessary, under the authority
of the State Board of Health, 10 prosecute
offenders against the sanitary code.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-25
Modern Dlscoverers,

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phone and electricity. says the Pittsburg
News, DR.. Franklin Miles, the well-know
specialist In nervous diseases, 10 10 the
nervous system and nerve fluid. Among
his numerous discoveries his Restorative
Nervine is undoubtedly one of the great
est 1t Is unsurpassed In nervousness,
headache, epilepsy, neuralgia,
backache, melancholy, sleeplessnese,
change of life, etc. Free trial bottles of
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also DR.. Milea' new book on New and
Startling Facts" fer the afflicted. Every
one should read this very interesting,
and finely illustrated book.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-25
state secretary wayte Resigns.

Mr.. w E. Wayte, state secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
has resigned his position, to take effect
Immediately. With his family he Will
leave in few days via New York for
Galveston, Texas. where he had accepted
. similar position. He expresses many
regrets 1t leaving his friends In this State,
but his new place will give him . large
field of work. Mr.. Waytc has been CON
nected with the association in this State
for years, and has organized many new
branches and put new life into old ones
of this State and West Virginia. His last
Wait to the Association in this city was IN
June last