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Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-08
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,
 N...n...l.u-n lh lSAn

November 25, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his clalm,' and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada county, ArF', at Prescott. Ark, on January l6. ls9o, VIZ John l.. Mcdnugh Nevada county, Hd. ll,5o9. for the SI NWi Sec, {. Tp' F, S K 23 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuoun residence upon and cultiva- ton of, said land. viz: John S haltom, William G. Barton, Charles E. Moore and Homer Stanton, all of Emmet, Nevada Co.,, Ark. w. K, RAMSEY,
 Register.
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Notice Tor Pub IicatIOn. LAND OFFICE AT CANpEN, ARK,
 Nnvn-nbnr pO iSSq

Notice is hereby giver that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that snid proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada county, Arkansas, at Prescott. Ark, on January 2, 1890, viz: Washington NJ. Kay. Nevada county, Hd. ll,tiG, for the Ei NWi See. g, Tp. 10, SIR 23 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said And viz: James c. Dean, William T. Smith, William F, Ward and Charles T Cozart, all of Prescott, Ark.
 W. K. RAMSEY,
 Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-08

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Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-08
PATIENCE.

Have patience: the clouds will depart, That OCT shadow thee now The sorrow will pass from thy heart, The care from .liy brow. The morning Is flrer, we know, For the darkness of night. Have patience: thy shadows will go, And thy sun be more bright
 - Exchamge.
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Money To Loan.

We have perfected arrangements io ban mnnfy, in sims nf SEC and upwards un improved fnTmS, at iv per rent intorcst, payable annually, not in advance. No com missions. deductions nor expenses of any kind. Call and see Us.
 SMOOTH, McRAE X ARNOLD.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-08

A man aroused his wife from a sound sleep the other night, saying that he had see ghost in the shape of donkey. "Oh, let me sleep, " the irate dame reioined, 'and don [ be frightene d at your own shadow. !"
Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-08

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
ALFRED c. BRAGG GUILTY
Of Collecting One Dollar In the
Name Of the Federal
Government
The Jurors Present Judge Hunt
With q Gold Headed
Cane.
The Board of Parlons Approve of tho
Governors Clemency Toward
Herbert A. Mellen.

Alfred G. Bragg was found guilty in the
United States district court yesterday OF
impersonating revenue officer. The testl-
mony showed that Bragg collected 81 from
teamster from the Canadian side OF the
international line who came into
Montana north of Fort Benton. The
teamster had paid his duties, and
told Bragg so but the latter in
formed him he would have to pay the dol
lar for recording the customs certlhcate.
An attempt was made to prove Bragg's
character to be good, but it seemed to have
little effect on the jury: John Shober,
Braeg's attorney, madea vigorous appeal to
the jnrymen. After being out about half an
hour they notified the court that thew had
agreed on a verdict. Then a bailif was
sent after Mr.. Shober, who was down town.
Through some misunderstanding another
court officer locked the jurymen
in their room. The governments
attorney found this out and another bailiff
was sent out to hunt up the janitor of the
court house to get key. When the twelve
men were brought into court and the YER
dict read, the defendants lawyer had not
yet been found. The judge told the prison
er that he could have the jury polled if he
desired. He said it was not necessary.
Bragg will probably receive his sentence to-
morrow. The maximum penalty for such
an offense is three years confinement in the
penitentiary and 81 600 fine, which may be
reduced in the discretion of the Judge.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. p. A. Meadow, of Maiden, is at The
Helena.
Departures via Northern Pacific: p
Prentiss, Cleveland. Ohio; Thos. T.. Lloyd.
Mrs. Annie Lloyd, Chicago. Mrs. G. Hepe.
ner, Milwaukee,; s. j. Hanson. Valparaiso
Ind.
William n. Gallup. of Bonita, Mont, w.
terson brothers, of Dillon, Mont. students
of the Engelhorn Helena Business college.
left yesterday for their homes to spend va.
cation with parents and friends.
The following students were enrolled at
the Engelhorn Helena Business college the
Rass . week; Roland ]: Martin; Of Great Falls,
Springs: Mont; Miss Elizabeth K. Miehie'
George +. Miehle and Alex. Duval, of Hell
ena: The enrolment Of the college ia In
students, the largest number this college
ever had before the holiday season.
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The Watch Headquarters.

Our store may rightfully be regarded as
the watch headquarters of this section. We
have more goods and sell more. than any
hree other concerns combined. We lu
the prices down to a proper basis when We
started in, and in consequence have reaped
the reward Of giving you goods at the
''hurrah'' times. We want to sell good
many between now and Christmas. We
have two grades of boys watches at IS and
Sc, which are splendid, durable. accurate
time pieces. They are six jeweied and will
last twenty years with proper care. Get
one for your boy, to teach him how to take
care of watch. They are always useful;
when you 20 camping or cunning, for in
stance. See us about them. No trouble to
show you.
The j. STErNMETz JEwE1RY Co.
wfd Main street. foot OF Broadway.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Gospel service for men only at the Y. NJ.
g. A. rooms to-day. Short addresses by
Maj. Beard
Rev. J. NJ. Gugel will hold German Lu
therad services to-day at $50 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
First Baptist church, corner Eighth ave-
nue. and Warren street, services this morn
ing and evening. Preaching by the. pastor,
Rev. c. B. Allen, Jr.
Cakes street NJ. Z. churck. Preaching AZ
II q. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at
All are invited to attend. Z. F. Hawk,
pastor.
The first Scandinavian church on Hoback
street. Preaching this mornins at 1880,
and this evening at 1880, Sabbath school at
$50 this afternoon. j. +. Frederickson,
pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Fort Scott, kansas,
who has lately arrived to take charge OF
the Christian church in this CITY,, will
morning and again at O'Clock this even
ing.
scandinavian Lutheran service tonight
Mt o'clock at the German Lutheran
church, corner Ninth avenue and Rodney
street. There will also be partaking of the
Lords Supper. Rev. N. Boo oficiates.
Scandinavians are all invited to attend.
Presbyterian services in the district court
room of the court house at II a. m. and 1880
p. IN. In the morning Christmas service
will be delivered to the young on "Christ-
mas Gifts" Young peoples prayer-meet-
ing at Gas p. IN. Sunday school at 230
p. III.
St. Peters Episcopal church. Rev. F. T.
Webb rector. Fourth sunday after advent.
Early celebration of holy communion at
$40 a. NJ. Morning prayer and litany with
sermon at II O'Clock. Sunday school and
1880 p. M. Strangers cordially invited.
At the Grand street Methodist church the
revival continues. Sabbath preaching at
2:D p. M. Rev. Rollins, of St. Paurs
churcn will preach Monday night. All
Christians are invited to cooperate in this
work and everybody cordially invited to
attend the services. d. b. Price, pastor.
Preaching at the Congregational church
by the pastor, Rev. +. D. Kelsey, Sc. D., on
the themes ''Christmas'' and 1.-THE Sixth
Beatitude." A cordial welcome 10 extended
to all. Young peoples meeting at GAS p.
m. Bible classes and Sunday school at 2::O
p. m. at the church. The branch Sunday
school held at the German Nj. E. church is
at 3 p. III.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Broadway and Ewing street. Services as
follows: Mornining, IL; subject, before
and after Christmas, or the changed world.
Evening 1880; subject, ''.rhe Dance of To-
day" sunday school at 1915. Epworth
League, 6:3O. Prayer meeting, Wednesday
evening. 7:30. Good singing, seats free,
gentlemanly ushers. All will receive cor
dial welcome. w. Rollins, pastor.
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PianoLamps and Onxy labels.
We have just opened some of the hand
soonest tables and piano lamps with Mex
lean onyx tops, that we have ever displayed
Novel shapes and artistic designs. Come
and see them. Prices are low. We box fol
shipment free of charge.
HALL CLOCKS.
We have fine assortment of regulators
in artistic casee, suitable for the hall,
Accurate time pieces, they make useful
and ornamental present. "a. es4 es d
ROGERS SPOONS AND FORKS.
We carry complete line of established
patterns in Rogers plated flatware. The
largest stock in the city. Prices are the
lowest; also remember that they make a
good present and are as lasting almost as
solid silver.
GORHAM PLATED GOODS,
The Gorham company's plated spoons
and forks are the finest, next solid silver
ware, obtainable. More silver to an article
than any other firm uses. They are the
thing for those who want artistic goods at
a low price. We have large line.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Our shelves offer wide range for the
fancy of lovers of art-potteries. We find
ourselves overstOcked in this line, and we
will hereafter sell all goods that have been
in stock one year at one third off marked
price, expecting Royal Worcester, Crown
Derby and Doulton.
The ]. SrE1NMETz JEWELLERY Co.,
wfd Main street. foot of Broadway.
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MELLEN PARDoNED.
The Board Of Pardons Approve the Gov.
ernor's Clemency.

The Board Of Pardons Approve the Gov
ernor's Clemency.
The action of Governor Toole in pardon.
ing Herbert A. Mellen was approved by the
board of pardons Yesterday. George W.
Taylor, of Great Falls, and n. r. Buck. of
this city, appeared in Me!len's behalf. The
board thought that the ends of Justice had
been subserved in this instance, Mellen hav-
ing already served three years and seven
months while the property he took from
his employer has been returned.
The board did not approve of the pardon
granted Henry w. Straight. They do not
feel fully satisfied on the presentation made
that the facts warrant them at this time in
approving the action of the governor.
They request that the attorney for the an
pllcant furnish them satisfactory evidence
frst, Of the amount of money taken from
John Stewart. second the person or persons
taking the same. when and where. third, the
to John Stewart by Straight, and the time
when paid.
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Read and Consider.

Were we to advertise that we would pre-.
sent silver quarters to each customer onr
store would be unable to contain the people
who would crowd to the benefit. But that's
what we do. We might Just as we'll charge
the same prices other merchants do and
then present each customer about 10 per
cent. of each sale. for our prices are at
least that much lower. So while We don't
take their money and then give it back. We
save it for them, and it's just as good as a
present. Please remember this when Won
1eel that you want to find a quarter and
always purchase your groceries of A. r.
Gates Grocery company. And after Dec.
- you can g nnd half dollars instead Of
MS. as after this date we shall reduce nr;cea
on almost everything in our store. Come
and see us and find the half dollar. Re-
member. A. r. GATES GRocERY Co.
GrandOn Block.
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"A novel display Of Christmas pre- ,entsls that
dow OF the store is q multitude o. sewing ma
chimes and . card bsarine The legend. Given
Away with every $40 overcoat. How t can ba
learn: ut. Judging from ths swarms Of CUE M.
err and the number Ct package. on tie s,rest
1searlns the name OF H. ia, We should ima9ine
hope this last :oreak Of the great edvertiser
vii not ruin our Aocal machine dealers n 6,ive
me SINGER OF Wheeler Wilson company into
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Buy your Christmas presents at The Req H;x
THE SECOND NATIONAL,


Among the Oldest and Most Solid Institu
lions in the State.
Though there are banks in Helena with
larger capital than the Second National
no financial institution in Montana car
with more fairness point to steadier o
healthier growth. The bank was organized
in 1882, with Mr.. E. D. Edgerton as presi
dent. position he has held ever since. 4
number Of the solid men of the city wer,
interested with him, and from the first tn,
Second National received its share Of bust
mesa. Though Mr.. Edgerton was presi
dent, until about four years ago he did moi
take an active part in its management. In
1855, being relieved. to some extent, from
the cares of other business enterprises, he
took active charge of the banks affairs. Al
this time the deposits amounted to about
$4,000. Since then they have grown
to over $4,000 and each succeeding
and pleasing growth in the aggre.
gate amount of business done. In proper
ton to the capital, the Second National
does an amount of business equal to the
other city banks, and as the men who COM
pose its directory are among the most care
ful and conservative. as we'll as successful,
in the city, this business is as sure to keep
ASoVAAo
and state.
Mr.. George B. Child is the cashier, and
the good work he has done since his con-
nection with the institution is ample evil
dence of the good Judgment displayed in
his election to the position. He is
admirably fitted for his position, having an
extended acquaintance in the city, and
thong b ranked among the younger business
men, is noted for his good Judgment.
President Edgerton, though interested in
many enterprises throughout the city and
state, yet finds time to look after the bust
ness of the bank. The last statement shows
the capital, 5000; surplus and profits,
$28,7OO; individual deposits, $3.50, 7O6. So;
demand certificates of deposit, $7O624. 76.
If the business of the bank continues to
grow in the next few years as it has in the
past three, it will necessitate change to
more commodious quarters, though none
can be secured that would be more central.
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CORPORATIONS.

Some New Mining Comprehensive Col,
umbia Company's Statement,
John Murray, A. j. N. Hosom, C. C. An.
drews, Thomas Grimes, C. Murray. Georoe
kirwin. James Murray and E. J. Rowe
have incorporated the Indian Greek place,
mining company. The capital is 500. ZOO.
Operations will be carried ON in Park die.
trict, jefferson county.
The Columbia building and loan associa-
eion. OF Denver. Colorado. filed a atate-
ment with the county clerk yesterdav
ne capital stock is e5,0W,00O Of which
sets are S66, 600: liabilities and outsta ndino
stock none. The secured indebtedness r
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BORN.
DIED.
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

STOCKS
| FEW YORK. Dec. Polar silver. SI.Ol.
The stock market to-day was almost enti,e,,
professional We tkness prevailed in early trs.i
ing, but after the publication Of the bank state
nent, which was very favorable, reaction -. II
and tbs entire list closed at small fractions bte
than % t evening Sugar shows gain of TX.
Governments dull, stealy.
Petroleum-Weak al day. Pennsx,v.,;.
closing 661s spo
Money on call easy; close offered At 4 mar can
Prime mercantile paper, 8A69. Sterlin1 ex
snsns E an,sta fsray steady; sixtyday bills
government bonds-Is. i22: 4x.. 1osk
Northern Pacific. 2lh: preferred, 81; Orsoon
Line 1sa; Union Pacific. az. o''
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Dec. 20. = ClosinR-Whea4 tt,.dv.
cash. SlAc; January. 9lAc; May. Sion
Cnrn-Steady cash. $50; January. sikc. Nav
0s.:IEssy; caah. 4lAennc; January, 41no;
:, PPssl-Dull; cash. s77s; January, soa,; NAV
Lsrd.DulL Cash. $50; January, s,.7,.
Harley Nominal.
6houldefs-S4.23@i.S5
Short clear-Ss.l0g51.
Short rihs-Sl. 7O9l.7h
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Dec. N.-Cattle--fsace;pt. Ann
suady to hrm. primo ristm . eteers M :.Is'
S g 70 good stsers, $l.O0Gti.S5; stockers
HogERseeipss. lsooo; stron,. hisher. ,;.,.
mixed g. s. prime heavy and butehssr n.
weights, $S.O9a&s light, o. 46Ga50
eheep.heceipts. I 10 elOu, lower: ra.ivr.
s6e.Oe westerns, et.eG4.sG Texaas IS Is
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$6S, $50 in loans, secured by trust deeds on
real estate. The report is signed BY w. p.
Caruthers, president.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the secretary of state of the Ell Do
raoo mining company. The incorporators
are Henry Bernard, Thomas j. Lapp, A.
!A6erzoR, L. C. Mosier and e. M. Tower.
The capital stock is $2,5OO, 600.
j. NJ. Keith, Thos. L. Greenouoh. VIM.
IL; Hammond. John Hargrove and s. j.
wilson have Incorporated the Little Ana
conda mining company. Operations will
he conducted in Missoula county; the cap
ital stock is 81, zoo. 600.
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An Artistic show.

The place that seems to attract the most
attention and bring crowds to halt for
the past day or two is the show window Of
Cans q Klein. The work Representa- a
winter scene, where boys and girls are slid
ing on toboggans. skating and making
snow balls. In the background is b ouse,
covered with snow, on the top Of which is i
representation of Santa Claus mnkin0
ready to crawl down the chimney. The
work is very cleverly done, Mr.. Louis
Schotte, the artistic window decorator he.
ing the DESIGNER.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph L. LaDriere ct ux. to August Man
sey, the westerly part of lot l, block 2, JOS
eph Cox addition; $125.
Dearborn Canal company to Edmond La
chapelle, Jr., the right to the perpetual use
and possession of fifty inches of the waters
of Dearborn canal; $500.
Mary A. Smith ct. oonjux to VIM. p. Por.
ter. north IS feet of lot 6, block o, Blake
addition; $3,25O.
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Holiday at Wolf Creek.

Messrs. Kisselpaugh and Kraus are de-
termined that the residents Of Wolf Greek
and vicinity shall enjoy themselves during
the holidays. On Christmas eve they in
tend making good and happy the hearts Of
both young and old by furnishing them IN
elegant Christmas tree. On New Years owe
they will give all an opportunity of trip
ping the light fantastic to the strains of
most delightful music.
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Ball New Years Eve

The third annual ball given by Battery
A., N. g. NJ, to be held at the Electric hall
will undoubtedly be great success, as
every member of the battery is acting as a
committee of one. There will be some tall
rustling done to make it a great success.
No pains will be spared to make it pleasant
and secure good time for everybody.
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Civil Business.

Montana National bank vs.. j. H. Russell
Leave granted defendant to amend answer.
Minnesota Thresher company vs.. Felix
Leundre. Motion to strike out from COM
plant taken under advisement.
The jurors we're discharged for the term.
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Holiday Presents.
Meyendorn & Well have q choice assort-
ment of meerschaum and brier pipes and
smokers articles which they will sell at re-
duced prices during the holidays
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The winter term will open Jan. s. Exam
nations for promotions will commence
Jan. II. The semi-annual promotions
will occur Jan. 10, at which time new
classes will be started in all grades of the
schools. All pupils desiring to attend
school during the winter term should re-
port at the proper buildings at this date.
Jan. 10, at 1:3O D. m,
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T. Carney, Fish Creek.
!; 3. Bristol, Whites,
Court sherif, Canvo,
Ferry. 80
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thom.s
Malley. -.@.e
Mr.: and Mrs. G. Smith
Misso ula.
Mrs. l ergstrandt, Ella.
ton.
MT, and Mrs. A. Nc.
Gau,ey,. York.
John Corbis, Marysville,
Charles II. BALDWIN
Townsend.
A; J; Phillips, Sand
Coulee.
u. D. Mclean, st. Panl.
T. 4. Sloun. lutte.
p.I u8nam, st.
=. Merriam, jefferson
J. G. Bsldin.Anaconds..
New Merchants.
whia n,.a Thompson.
H ,. nevin. Marysville.
sohn Culver. jefferson
L: Gdlaghan and son,
Thres Forks.
Chsr.es A. Gregory.
John B PARKS, Rimini.
Neal Rafadie. klkhorn.
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sled will be given TO every purchaser of a
boys suit OF boys overcoat bought from Har-
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Figs, Dates and Nuts.

New Symrna figs, Fard dates, English
walnuts, black walnuts, large hickory nuts,
shellbarks, hazel nuts, filberts, pecans, al
monds, Brazils, Maroni chestnuts, cocoa
nuts. and peanuts, all new crop.
LINDSAY q Co., 20 and % Edwards St..
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Given Away,

A sewing machine will be given to each
customer buying $40 overcoat from
Harris, the clothier.
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Holiday Presenta.

Woodman s sanders fine cigars, opposite
Grand Central.
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Toy dishes for the children at the Bee Hive.

An elegant line of lneerschaum and
brier pipes for Christmas at WoOdman &
Sanders,
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Number of days taught ............. 10
Mum Der of boys enrolled ............. 7O9
Number of girls enrolled ........ 800
Total enrolled to date. .............. 1900
average number belonging ............. l,s0).!S
average dally attendance .............. LIS. 81
Eases OF hardness. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 237
Days OIL absence. .:...................... 1.49l
amount OF pay roll, teachers .......... Ss,357 O8
amount OF pay roll, janitors .......1... S335 %
lotal amount OF pay roll .............. S3,692 US
Average number Of tardies per room =.
Average number Of absences Per room. As
Number of pupils enrolled since last
.,iepoit $3.50 81
Highest per cent of ,punctuality, d. L.
Backstones school. .......... 100
Highest per cent. Of attendance, Mrs.
sa Alice Williams school. :.....,;.;, =. 97.es
~, Williams -; 49,. 1892
ing the month Observation-Disclosures.
Number of cases of truancy reported
Member of visitors ..........,. .... 4S5
Number Of Luoils neither absent nor
tardy RIO