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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOURNAL INNER.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1890
Eida Openad.


 The following bids for forage and straw Nere opened st the office of the post qaartormaster at whipple Barracks today
 Ii Strshan. 50, 900 lbs corn@ %.
 T Curd. Fresno, i2o,o0O lbs bsied cat hay al sos ger ton.
 A 0 Burnister, 100 ,o0o lbs bAled grsin hsy, Sl-26 per hundred
 \ Levy, 20O00lbs bran. $. .50 per 100 i; 10000 lbs oats, &.
 Ii c Hubbard. 2oo, 600 lbs grain hay T5c Der hundred at Los Angeles ;ss0 ,000 ihs ost hay, 7Sc per hundred At San Fernsnde; as, s,eeo lbs straw st Sec per hundred.
 x Levy, 100000 lbs baled alfalfa. SEQ; l0o,o0 lbs grain hay .haisd ,sl 9 I; toe.osO lbs grass hay bsled, sll5; 50.- tSoo lbs grass hay bSled, S7c.
 R Emerson, gro. 900 lbs corn, s2 g. " J Simmons, I70,o0e lbs loose grass hay, s2l per ton; 2l0, ,00e lbs baled grass hsy, s2S 5o' per ton; eo,0oo lbs loose bedding, sIe5e per ton; Ise,0O0 lbs saled grain hay, ss7. % per ton
 \ Levy. ioo,ooo lbs corn, s2.45: tO0,. eOe lbs barley, s2.45; loo, eco lbs rolled barley, s275.
 Olive Milling Co, Los Angeles, 2o,- oeo lbs bran, $Lso; s7e,eOO lbs corn, si.9e.
 A I Carrier, at Pomona, 420,0o0 lbs esied grain hsy. 62s; at Los Angeles, s2o.eoo lbs baled alfalfa hay, 52i.
 John Duke. 2Os ,oso lbs barley, ss.65 i; 100000 lbs rolled barley, S2T2; %, zoe lbs bran, $2.so; 3oo. 900 lbs baled alfalfa hay, sa4S5 per ton; Io0,eoo lbs corn, S2.s9.
 Bashierd & Burmister, 370,oQa lbs corn or barley, S2 50; sT0,Oee lbs oats, s775; 420.0o0 lbs bsled grain hay, Sl.5o; 4so.o0 lbs baled alfalfa hay, SL2s; 20ooo lbs bran, Si25; e0,O0e lbs straw for bedding, sI50.
 R Emerson, 20,eo0 lbs bran. g l9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
sHtRlFFs SslE.

pY VIRTUE IF AN EXECUTION Is- s sued aslt e the diSti,t cnaft of lae third iadseis' dsiflet. os the ferritefY ef Arts ma. ia and fer tae esuuty t fsYsp4i, dated August &s tSs0, la a ,sFtsss acton, wherein Josetsi4 khis, as plaintiff, Feeasefsd eagment ssAiust D. f. Nlchals, defseasi't, !, Dor tke snfa 0f dye hna9fsd | ana nftesA ast9 Q io0 s3i569l dollaFs. N interest there h Elr rate oi on per cent ger month from the issh dsy of Augsist, is9a. together wstsi eaisis saG afcEuiag e,ssis. have levied apus ics following deser3b sa pfep ftE ~ ;hs ~iia sa sAmea aefeadsRL, D. I Niebolt, to ~it !. hliih siEAl, uslu and tniersss oi tho sstc dsfsua At. D F. Sirkeis. vi, is sd fa siie ASs hall Of thc nessA sent aasEsfF q sec i'sa nlns s9i s9~Hs ip hsftSsn tial nefth si Fahgv fogf tsl ~est. e0a t-ininE essily t~l agfs A' sst8ste b skull Fsisy, aasApsl coasiy Aft~ saGa Territory alec, thAt esFlaiH nAsaius ststsA eF sni seFel hcsiins de. called. bssise ea sf,d agxl ss she kex,Hgs nfnibz eiAin 9r- t v-NtA a iss7. e D 2. Nichols, aeii , Pa Ss set $. R0bina-sH. 'reotdtd ts nook ss s.f 6. at p4Ess 94 20 Tenesas nf Fave. sAi sssRp Y, eEc stusIs tu Weaver uiiniaE aiss ff sants os faFa @t @ne ierrlioff ei A4sfaas sxso. tAAt seFtaiH 1ieisE slA m ef asfnaEsi lode caiies sBfsa sHd keesn ek the Hta Boz, ioextea AFFl q, ise7. 1y 4. kee-
 nson, Ioha Fhiiiips as a D F slshois, situate la Viewer saialux 2 aiFiet. iaespa snn ?, ArinoaA TssfsgnTy, sA1 tas nssi.ee uf eASi1n whureof is F.cesSe sa hfssk q oi a aeR, ei i.aes 3a. records ei sss fsvsrsl coz Esy.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
Notice of Forfeiture.
row. D. CHAMBERS, HOUR nElRs, AS

ITO W. n. CHANBRR.s, HOUR uEikS, AS l signs and legal representatives.
 You are hereby noiifisd that inc under. s.Ened, who is co awncr with yoa iu the Mel gln miuiag elsim. has expended the ssn ol tEo eundsea dollars ln isi.or and improve msnss Uicu sald mining clAim, tho ssid eX peHei'u's <n improvements iHg made Ia Nos.s fSss and Issa, ir Gpissuce with ths UBits5 States mining ws. reaGlriuE annual espesciiusss te b. m ale on mining (! ens.
 fhe said As illla miring eiaim sopEi-is ol Laoo ' ln length sy ,sJs feet wiss, situate iu Walker mining district. in the county YsF- anai in ite Fe-rl orr oI trlsoas record os he lcc siiaa uf ihe as d Me- mining riaiu is made n the record or mines ihS sffee ot cosnty rfeaFder ef said YAyanai county ia hook X le. page IA
 Aud Yan are rsreh7 further uo,laed that iI, Et ihe cAplFaitcE oi Egatty days after The pahiic st.on of this notice. yog fasl or refuse to caniribU'- CT pay to use your proportion of the ss!d expenditures. feFc her viih the cost of t1 publlei itiea of this noiief. tae in- teFcst of you le ssid Meifs n sDining elAifa nil oc forfeited alG D ( nc thc prapeFiY us the undersigned. !. ' sfLIfKFN.
 Prescott. ArlE ,scat q. lspo
 gFirsi pnblicaisaE Sept, 70. isse.l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE M rsrscarf. AnTz !

LAND OFFICE AT PeEsc1rr, AREz .
 Sept ts. iNAf Note l. hereby rIvaa taRf lh fui ewfna named settler h as ( ied a .ttoe ssf , is iatsn- tion n caaate su make aDal Croof tz. support oi bis claim and thar said pro vii ee made before the Register i Receiver at PrSze e, ArtsoDs, on saturday, ntTGner ss IS1, Vfz; Naraoy A. stephess. Ho stead En,ry af3 for the < M ofsE !. .e6 IT. Ia \ | N
 Re names the foll wing witnes ta prove hts goasinu1us resifencs upon. ard cul iva- tio1 of, ssia fsnd. vzs L. " Clearwater, W of Prescott Arix.
 Any person wao desires b protest against the siicwanceo of s1cl proof, or wno suuw of any tnnsf ntiAi ss sson, rndee the "a w and the regulations Of the Interior Depastiasnt. way such ~r1Of should n8, be altaw d ~i iil be gfvs q sn opfsortsaity at the above n1~ntieaed tims snf pla~e to cross SxamtEa the witnesses c sad cla nssut, and to ofF4r evidence n rc- hnttai ot tbsl sutroisted by claimant.
 J. q. MARTIN Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
THE SHRIKVALTY
Vim. Q. 0'Neill NiihdraWS from the Ticket and Murruy Me IneTnay Appoint ed to Fill
 ihR Aananrr
the acancy.

Just heloro noon yesterday che com munisy was electrified by the announce ment that Vim Q. o'Nein sud George c. waddell had withdrawn their names from their respective tickets, leaving on each dell and aching void iu the place of live and active aspirants for the office of sheriff
 In the minds oi s great many of our people the rnmor gained credence but slowly, but the following letter which was handed to Chairman F. M. Murphy by Sheriff o'Nein last evening settles the fact so lar ss the republican side i. concerned
 To tho Chairman and Members of the Republican County Central Com.
 mittee, Prescott, Arizona
 GENTLEMEN :--l have the honor ,o respectfully decline the nomination for sheriff of Iavapsi county, rendered me by the republican county convention and would ask the substitution of some other candidate to al the vacancy so created
 The reasons which have sctuated me in this step. will make public at an opportune time.
 Thanking your body, as we'll ss the republicans generally of the county for the honors conferred OF me in the past,
 am frsternslly yours
 [Signed) wM. o. o'NEIE-
 At meeting oi the county central committee last evening for the purpose of taking .ormsl action on the resignA- ton of Mr. o'Neill, motion was made refusing to accept his withdrawal, which was unanimously carried. Mir o'Neill being prese nt, however, insisted that his decision was final. and asked that the action of the meeting he reconsid. cred After considerable debate tbls was done, aud s motion was then made to the effect that the resignation be accepted, which wac carried.
 To fill the vacancy on the 0 cket the name of Murray McInernsy was pre- sented to the committee, and he was nominated without a dissenting vote A committee was appointed tc wait ou Afr. McInernay aud ,niorm him 0. his nomination, after which the committee adjourned.
 Mir. McInernay has won honorable in the discharge of his re- sponsihle dutles ss chief deputy under Sheriff O Nein, and bis nomination is clean-out. faitering and deserved endorsement of 0'Nel's admirable sd miuistration. I republican more iai,h- ful anu energetic or a man more honest and able than Murray Mcinernay could rot have been selected. Sincere and determined in his convictions as to the duties and obligations of 8 public official bis election will lace the sheriG's office -a high public trust-in the hands ol a public exempiar.
 The JoURNAL-MINER feels an honest pride in r,an WHO meets Teverses as Murray McIncrnay did few years sgo, while his shoulder was yet st the wheel. ,nly to turn his face more resolutely se he front, and though years Of oeaseless struggle be the price, yet never falters
 t. fortunes all his own, and to ask no man to share his diversity. To use a homely phrase, this sort oi a man twill dc to tie to, !" and in presenting his name to the voters of YRyapai county the republican party has the fullest confidence that when the balance is struck at the polls, Murray McIneInay will net be found
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IA n org,ck Ar rasscorr. ARrs., ]

IA UFFicR ~ FRISCO Fr, ARIs,,l
 X Eust I. Ises / Notice is hSrshy giver ihSt tho fotEowing nHinst settle has hie s.et lsfs int ssai on to .a tge sazi proof ia sUptsvFt of his claim ana that ssia aFoof will be made bsfore the Register aad Receiver oF c \ Esn4 on 5. Rt Prescott. Arizona, oa Monday, Be pte nc b8r a2. isfl, viz e eivtn ~. Il sskeii, homestead entry 296 for the SOathsas "a See Si rp e R8 F. He nameS tee following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon s d cnliiys- Of, sad ieaI, viH: j. A. Para, of Pre- c0f i. Artxoua, George C--Nsddell. of Prescott, Ari- soua, lcHn ktrwaggen. of tcttoawo0a, Arl@ sons, George Ward. Of Co tpaUDod Arizona. Any pcEson who desires t0 prnieSt sEsinst the allowance Of Nfeh prcoF. ns Wno Snnws Of any sub taHtial reason, nBder the law ana th [, regulations Of the Interior Department. wny sucd proof ehould moi De allowed. will Gc given sn opportunity al the above m 'ianel UDle and place to cross exeutne he witness or said claimant, andt to offer tvidenc in re- brttal ol iaat su bIn tied hy claim snt
 J. C. MARLIN. Rsgistsr. f.rst Insertion A0@as. 2,-sh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND osrscs Ar PRESCOTT A T. ]

ansnst 2s, issp
 Notice iS hereby given tast tas following uared atsiar ha hied nofice a' his lnE "a . Hoa to make hnal proof tn support or hts claim. snd hat said proof VT te made be- fore ths Register snG Receiver of the U. & Land olnco at Prescott, Arizona. on S.sn raay October (, leeN. viz Icci ". Warrington, Homestaad 6atry sSS. for the Sonth N of x " & and NV S SW sec, G and NE E aE "A Seos 2S ID IS R2N.
 He names tue following witnesses to prove nts centinuoG residence upon anf rnitlvs- q of, said land, viz; A. J. Head. Hughsy Hughes. S. L.. Riley, K IT sharp. sli of Prea- colt, Arix. |. c. M RrlN EegiStar First publication Aug 27i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
Ihmsdar. ssnlanheE IS. 1880.

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 D ted ei sratf. sfix 4uaasf z7. iso
 70 D NELL
 sher sl NsTspzi County. Aria. hg N HciN aNsT. Chlei Deraie aus3 |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24

;. Jidwell reports to us that seven teen hesd of his cattle were attacked by Q strange disease, from which seven two COWS and five cslves-iied. He describes the symptoms ss resembling poisoning, although all were not sffitct- ed exactly alike. Eve died with con yulsive rigors. within few minutes after being discovered. The other two lived three days, moping, and gradu- ally growing weaker until they died. A marked sym ptom Of these latter, and those which recovered, was constant desire to drink without seemingly being able to. They would stand for an hour or more over water, with heads down, but nol drinking liver Belt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24

(The following named person were mitted to citizenship in the distri.t |ari, yesterday: John K. Mcdonald. ,stay Reimer. Henry BriRkmeyer, hus Bsomauu Jesus Berrhow, iiheim Anderson Louis Johnson, Ham .shaw, Jerry O'Neii. .iber; uis 1tldenhrant. A J. BatooF, John ,gris, John Dempsey. Louis Becke vid Sslhyaa, John Bon Hein. |ec G. Henderson. .Adelph sheerhrsnd, Barrett, John Ellins Thomas M'c- a.
 he secretary of va: has allotted a
 etty fair amu9nt .'ar general repairs Whipp'e Barracks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
q wedding.

At the residence of Captain Hancock, om south Cortez street. Wednesday evening, at o'clock, Mr ". l.. George, Jr., and Miss Alice Kellogg weTe united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev. NIT. Albright performed the ceTem Jnyi after which tine bridal party, consisting of few intimate friends, and the bride and groom, repaired to the residence oi Capt ". l.. George. on Washington street, where the bridal supper was set The groom is we'll known in Phenix having come here several months sssgo from Tempe, and being now manager of the Phenix and Prescott stage line.
 The bride is one of the best known oi the young ladies of rhenix, and is ad- mired by all who know her for her true womanly qualities.
 The young couple leave this morning for Prescott. where they will make tbeir
 uture home. That they may enjoy many years ot happiness and prosp, r .ty Is the wish st their numerous friends-Republiean.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
letter Ls,.
Ray Fsves.

ohsirmsn's clear duty, as every one
 kuows, t'og taking the syes is to call for the
 noes. u' he hend of hay fever makes naughi of the task
 aking the eyes and nese B; one grasp. o oecision of course can be reached in this way, } inc trouble increases by night and by
 day. ha every poor victim has fonnd to his cost ! at TO gayel,oa quell iI bat mat of
 king Frost. IN. |. Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
pasiurage tn nOrsss-

Geop PASTURE FOR HORSES, ALL EN. W csssei ey sebstsutisI feBse; gooi grass SON, os the cid Sa m Aitie- Tanch IT, ~kall valley. sus9ts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
Dissolution of Ce- paFiHsrshIp.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN THAT TIE IN co partnership heretofore existing hc. tween John Raibls and GeOige Waller IS this day dissolved. John RSshle assumes all iis- biiltes. a d all bills du9 ths sRid arm will he collected by him.
 Prescott, Aris.. August, II. lsal
 JOa RAIBLE. 1ar VEb WALLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24
ssoard of superv,sors.

Board Of supervisors met Septem ber %, 1890, at 10 o'clock, pursuant te ad iournment.
 Present -- $ F. Behan chairman and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and the clerk
 The following claims were audited and allowed
 Warren l.. Day, insane examination ss5; j. N MeCaniless, insane examina ton S25; Prescott Lumber Company, lumber, Si5. %; Jos. $. Cook, read over seer Dist. No. I9, $l4925
 The matter of funding the county in. a5btsdness was examined and taken under further consideration
 On motion tbe board atJOurne u
 It is presumed, by the way in winch the democrats are aoundering around after candidate kor sheriff, that they are looking for the man that struck Billy Patterson to maEe the race.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-24

The following bids for forage and straw were opened st the office of the post qaartornaaster st whipple Barracks
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28
CHANGES IN ELECTION JUDGES.

Mode ON Account Of Sickness, Excuses
Rssldense, Etc.
Tho county commissioners yesterday
made the following changes in judges Of
election on account Of sickness. excuses,
wrong residence and other causes:
Precinct Eugene Myer in place Of VIM
Fenn. @. A. Donnelly vice J. b. Atchison
Precinct 3Jaoob Adams vice O. d. La.
Croix. VIM. Fem vice II. Reinig. Henry
Haupt vice B. II. Tatem.
Precinct 8-GeorRa q. Freeman vice j.
W. Hathaway. Henry Cannon vice Harry
B. Comfy.
Precinct 4-Jaoob Feldbura vics Henry
Klein.
Precinct 5-H. L. Lutte vice James swee-
ny. A. p. Read vice G. II. Smell. J. w.
Hathaway vice E. n. Hoyt.
Precinct Cd. 8. Featherly vice w. e,
Cox. g. F. Hufacker vice r. J. O'Connor,
b. G. Davies vice 81. L. Lutte. Andy O'Con-
nell vice Jacob Switzer.
Precinct rs. T. Fl. knight vice Her
mann Cans
Precinct 81. W. Buskett vice J. B. viii
son.
Precinct 9-W. 81. Little vice Sam Ken
nett. w. s. Haskell vice Bennett Price,
John Curran vice ]. Oleson.
Kessler's- George Seymer vioe A. P. Tur-
ner.
East Helena-A. G. Smith vice NJ. N. Ro
sencrans. F. w. Plummer vice A. g. Car
son. Gilmon Riggs vice NJ. Jacobs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28
AM IMPORTANT DECISION,
Tho Supreme Court Says Just How
Long Judgment will
Live.
No Execution Gan be Issued Al.
tor Six Years Have
Hlapoed
John Jacobs Plsads Guilty to the Charge
Of Selling Lottery Tickets-- Other
Court NeWs.

Tho supreme court handed down Q de.
cision yesterday Of great interest in conn
mercial eense. 90 settling for the Arst time
how long after the entering Of judgment
IN execution can be issued. Tho opinion
wa written BY Justice Dewitt, the other
members Of the court concurring.
On Dec. 8. 1883, Judgment was entered
against Cornelius L. vawter In favor Of r.
]. Peters Tor 81, ISL 40 costs, etc. Jan. u,
1884, execution was issued and on Aug. y Of
that year it was returned ~ wholly unsat-
isdsd. On. Doc. 2, 1889, an affidavit was
Med BY Peters showing that the Judgment
was unsatishe6, and a motion was made for
leave to issue execution against vawter.
Nothing further was done until Dec. 16.
1889 whom Vawter was served with notice
that motion would be made granting
Peters the right to issue an execution on
his judgment. This motion was denied
March 20. 1880. It appeared from the REQ
ord that the motion was not made prior to
Dec. 9, 1889. the day on which, six years
from the entering Of the Judgment. Il u
pred. Peters appealed.
The court in its opinion saws that there
vas on the statute books on February IS,
1874, law known as section $50, which
provided that the party in whose favor
Judgment was given might tat any time
within Ave years from entering the same,
issue . writ OF execution for its enforce
ment." On that day law WAS passed and
approved, known a. Section $40, providing
that "after lapse Of five years from the
entry OF Judgment, an execution can only
be issued by leave Of court on notion" etc.
In the code Of 1877 section 25O was changed to
read, The party in whose favor judgment
Is given may, 1t amy time within six years
after the entry thereof, issue a writ Of exc
cution for its enforcement, etc." This
amended Law became known az section 812,
and is the one on which the case at issue
hinges. The opinion of Chief Justice Cooley,
OF Michigan, 10 quoted to the effect that "a
statute amended 10 to be understood in the
same sense exactly az if it had read from
the beginning AZ it does az amended,
Applying this principle to section 8l2 az
amended to read ''six' instead Of '.fve,'
and then applying section $40 to section
BIZ, court holds that all executions on judg-
ment were deliberately limited to six years.
Therefore the court holds that the iudg-
ment was dormant from December 8, 1858,
until December 8, 1889. and that on the lat
tor day lit died in its sleep without expert
encing the revivifying treatment of mo-
ton for execution or an action at law"
The lower court is sustained in its ruling
against Peters, and hereafter all judgments
on which execution has not been had in six
years will be useless after that time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28
HE WAS AT A DANCE.
Fseer Paulson Cats Up High Jlnks
UsuAlly Quiet Unionville.

Fseer Paulson Cats Up High Jlnks In
Usually Quiet Unionville.
Ihere was social dance at Uniouyille
Saturday night and among tho attendants
vas one Peter Paulson, woodchoppsr by
profession. Al the dance progressed he
grew moro enthusiastic and noisy - he
nlled up with "bug juice" He continued
me- hilariousness until Sunday morning. He
tried to get into saloon, but the proprie-
tor had gone up the street for few min
uses and closed the place. Paulson grew
impatient and insisted on getting In. He
picked up convenient beer key and threw
1t against the saloon door with great force
and knocked the door in. lie then helped
himself and invited all his friends In to
drink all they wanted. The proprietor mp
ON returning was indignant at this state OF
anairs and kicked Paulson out of the house,
and later swore out warrant for his ar
rest. Paulson was brought to Helena and
placed in jail. He will have trial to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

Amount Of Track Laid This Year-An Ap.
pointment.
The following is summary Of track
laid from Jan. to Oct. l. by the Northern
Pacific: Northern Pacific d Montana rail
way. Gallatin-Butte line, 1873 miles; Sap
Norris line 1916 miles, Harrison
Poney line IL miles, Boulder Elkhorn line
So miles, Desmet- Idaho line 81 miles; total
in Montana 1905 miles. Northern Pacific
d Idaho railway, Pullman-Lewiston line,
miles; Central Washington railway, Almira
to Grand Center, 1872 miles; Northern Fa-
cigc d Gus. Burnett Coal road, 20. miles;
United Roads Of Washington, Centralia to
mouth Of Black river, 1871 miles; total In
Washington, 1875 miles; Duluth, Crookston
d Northern railway, Crookston to Carthage,
Mimi. M.6 miles; Coeur d'Alens Railway 4
Navigation Co., lullan towards Idaho line.
~ miles.
N. 81. Mills has been appointed assistant
Of the Montana division Of
the Northern Pacific. with headquarters at
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28
PLEAD GUILTY TO ONE CHARGE.

John J. Jacobs Comes In Court In Time
to Save His Bail.
When the name Of John ]. Jacobs was
called in the district court yesterday, no
ono answered. Jacobs was to stand trial
ON two charges, one Of selling lottery tickets
and the other Of advertising them. On hia
failure to appear his bond was ordered 70
be forfeited. Five minutes after this Jacobs
came into court and Judge Hunt revoked
the order for tho forfeiture Of his bond.
Jacobs then plead guilty to tho charge Of
selling lottery tickets, and County Attorney
Nolan entered mol pros in the other case.
Il was stated that Jacobs had gone out Of
tho business In Helena. Sentence will
probably be pronounced tomorrow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28
Mrs.. Carlton Gets ! divorce.

Ars. Carlton Gets . Divorce.
Judge Hunt, in the district court yester-
day, granted Mrs. Nellie n. Carlton, Of
Butte, divorce from her husband, Charles
w. Carlton. The grounds on which the di-
vorce was granted were cruelty and deser-
ton. The parties were married at Butte on
Fob. q. 1883. Mn. Carlton claimed that
her husband deserted her in October, 1888,
since whom she has been forced to earn her
own living.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

A Popular Man.
VIM. Muller, the democratic member Of
the Meaghsr board Of county commissioners
u in the city from Nsihart. Nj. Mule,
enjoys the distinction Of having, during the
last election, secured every vote but one
cast ct Neihart. There were ninety-eioht
votes and he got min tty- ssvsn, having ~
his own vote for his opponent. Carter ~
cured thirty majority there,
Ar: Muller says. t6s registration wss verv
loosely conducted at Neihart for the ap
preaching election. The rep1blicans man.
aged TO out Of about forty democratic votea
on technicalities. $3.50
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

The largest assortment Of wedding prseepts Il
10 be seem ct The Bee Hive. aud tho prices thu
lowest y will well pay yo1 70 visit this ostab-
Gshmsnt II In quest OF wedding presents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

Ladies' fast black hose only 80 per pair It
Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

A full and complete line Of the celebrated
hodgers plated ware (warranted) Just received 6
The Gee Hive. = y z