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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-20

The Leveea sttIl Breah1n9 60 OVoG~5
aowing the kouahern oon1on
LAKE PROVIDENCE, Ia. Mosch 1ol-Iho 60
vase II Raleigh this aftornoon II okaQo 11ons
sand feet wide and from ten - tuolyo ~ 1no1k
The water ID going through WIN uonDom1 -
force and velocity. Attempn aso nolnk unIo
10 fassen the ends - - 10 prevent tnf1kw ~.
rnnion- & &
up 70 6.a0 touighl one - NJ 1uohon en1nE
6nally been secured ana the e1A9 en1 IN 0
made secure tomorrow.
No great change hae hcen roporoo1 - ~
happening from ovex0ows. q
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Indiestssns % (1e11.
S&AexA~ flaenenn

We we're shows . smaii pteee = 80
ye~ssrssy fnss was wonderfux1g f1<ns 49,
uksn fruzn . prassect bsewsm 194n
kuDy Greek AF. Bsss n she pe =
p4ny 10 being formed and yoV ~
bxY in ahouf two wseks ios ~ me1c6e1
party win 10 hesdsd ~ CspeAfa VT
Bess bofn of whom ere sxpenenoso 1 = p 1
IBIS prospect - - Deb - - 80
dseAfe. the eofnpsuy vii cofnU&[
a. once. The place IL txsbatnsy IL .s
bar, aad al VIII feel auiss e - =. 3. Fl
sncccsz Of The enserpf1se. BE-
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OLYMPIA, March is.-The following named
notaries public have been appointed BY the
governor:
C. D. Emery. Seattle: George n Tarbell. Henry
l. Aeafllea Luther J. Emerson. Tacoma. J. c.
n Reynolds. L ". Bradshaw, spokane Falls;
George W. Tibbesss, Gilman: c. r Harrington.
snoquaimie; C. r Cranmer, Pom Gamble; VIII
lam Munks. Ffdaigo. A. r. Burfofd. Walia
wslla. Total number 70 date. esA
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ma Federal Ceurts.

TACOMA, MARCH is.-Nr. r. NJ Hopkins, Of g.
atfle. and A. Reeves Ayers. OF Tacoma, viii.
between them, fii the four important clerk
ships OF the unstsd states courts In Wasbing-
ton. Mr. Ayers hes been appointed clerk Of the
r-nitea ststss circuss coars and deysty clerk Of
the United states district court and Mr. Hop
KIN. clerk cs the district covrs and deputy clerk
of the United States circuit court
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THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
Taking the Oath and Announcing APP
poiufmeuta.

TACOMA. March la-The cath OF once vaa ad-
ministered to United States Marshal Thos. B.
Brown this morning by Judge Hsnford, and
his commission delivered to him. Judge Han
ford and Marshal Brown went to Seattle this
afternoon, where the latter win relieve Marshal
Hamilton His bondsmen signed suresies 70 the
amount OF ssno0o. which were approved
The following appointments have been made
BY Marshal Brown: d. G. Lowell. Tacoma,
deputy marshal for Pierce county; James II.
woolery, Seattle. deputy marshal for King
county; Chas Lambkin, Tacoma. warden OF the
United States penitentiary At McNeii's Island:
Arthur Perry, Olympia. cfiice clerk.
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Five Men Perish In Weooeoonn~GnofD
Fat Ont she H1aoeA
HuRLxy. Mis., March t9.--A Rront neo = unro1
ing in the Germania mine. K5se m1nom nolo
perished. AL efforts TO stay ~ nom1o n0p9'
been unxucceskful &
The names of the dead are: 1on0 J1tu
his son John Thomas. Hugh waroes 3tpm0 -
Ivan. William Banks. ell mtpeuk
The loss viii reach o1D0.O04 z
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lsOoD rRuIT YIELD.

Frost VIII Not Injure the Trees About
WallA Wnlia.
wALLA wALrA, March lo.-From various or
chardisn in and around WAila walla your cor
respondent learns that the fruit yield this sea
son will average 100. Notwithstanding the
gloomy predictions made from time to time.
The cold snap came ON gradually. - did the
present spring weather 1t II sudden changes
In temperature that caused damage to fruit.
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ALAsKA.s poRTs.

Mr.. Do1ph's Bill Passed Favoring the
Cold Country.
wAsHfEsroS CRY. March I2-Mr Doiph has
succeeded In having his bill pssssd for ports OF
entry in Alsska II constitutes Mary island
wrangel. Junesu, sand Point. KODIAK ana
ounalsska ports Of delivery In the customs dis
frsct OF Alaska. and provides that the secretary
OF the treasury shall appoint o:1icen for each OF
these places
buildings TO cost szs 900 ore 10 be erected for
the government
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Young Dempsey and Tom CIeary Fight
-Four Rounds ~ Tacoma.
TACOMA. March ia.-Youns Dempsey. Of Ban
Francisco. and Tom cieary. OF Tacoma. fought
four rounds at the Theater Comique tonight
Clesry won the light on its merits.
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A white Man Legally DaD1nneo ~
Crime ~ GfennAn, Myoo
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March II. ~. I. Coor1Aom1
. white man, was hanged et Ge6no1A wf5as
this afternoon for the murder = JoAa 1I1tmon5
colored. on July 10. last
The hanging was private
cheasham is she frss white ma 90 hans ~
Mizsissippi Cor killing negro.
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PsrTxsrKa. March I9.--Three hom1ur4 M
quit work nj the Keystone rolling MI ~
on account Of . reduction OF wnon hoon
poor material. The trouble = Q11SW Ul
mill over the diAehasge Of = nan Gooo1g1 49,
strike OF 80 men. and n II alleged ~ = T. 0H
l,se employees win 20 out tomcTFuu.
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Several Pevssus Reported w1o1e1 - -
Chicago = Northweeonsn.
MILWAUKEE. March tS.--A ool1in11o oo1UtGt'
two passenger trains was reported q ~ NJ n
wessesn road st Ia vslie, WiA. thje moeu
Several persons are reported htl1o1.
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AsnLAxD, Wis. March ls.--Dlsm48 Ael
Rossman II authority fof the sf1eomnne 09
least two ef the jurors in the 60 g. Al
Perrin. charged with robbinx - MM3Y I
siousl bark. have bsen bfsbeA - I'M l.
now boen out two daya II II sat1 nmmom
psamincns men sfe implicated.
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DRESSED sxEr srnD1CA1uL

Engiishmea Buy Out ; utg Qn>oo
Company.
CHicAso. March i1-Jhe anuouoeenou II
made tonight that The proposed oa1o e ~
Hammond Dressed Beef Company - - xnC11
syndicate has been eousumaato4. IL oQW'
capitalization IL 3. .so0.D0D.
IL IL said that al OF the stoch ~ hooa D1oCc
in London.
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Hgw Ycsx. March l9--Mim un1y A.
psvsy. known 70 the ssaGs snA oGo1eml
a. Minnis Msddsrn. vas maxno4 01ny =
rfson Grey Fiaks. editor u - neu It.
Dramefte Mirror. Mn yisks ~ fuse44X -
yorccd from her era husband, - G1Un4
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wAsHixsroS Cgvr. March fs.-~senator Squire
today presented q memorial from the wash
fugton legislature. asking eonSfess 10 appro-
pirate sioo ff1 for improvements on the sxsxit
river II was ordered printed
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wAsnrssrcs cEy. March n.-The rniss1
States rssenus cutter. Dispatch. which wss
aground with Secretary Tracy on board. hss
come on and has reached Norfolk unsntured
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PoKr TOWNSEND. March is.--Jsmes Jones, OF
shis city. today purchased OF samuel Haclock
sIl bis land fronting on Port Townsend bay.
ss.oat 10 scres ~stn over . raiis Of water front
ara including the tcwns.te OF Hadioek. for .
consideration Of gIi0n0
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wAsHfsGros CIrr. March iS.--Goveruor
shoRpe. of Idaho, who has been In washington
for several weeks working hard for the sdmis-
sion OF his state, left for the West today. He
thinks that Idaho's admission ia assured.
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DEMoCRArIc CONVENTION.

The State Central Commistee Of Oregon
Decides it for April.
sALxx, Or. March l9.-The Democratic stats
central committee today decided 70 hold state
convention in Portland, April "a
The convention viii consist Of le2 delegates.
apportioned on the vote for governor four years
ago.
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wAsnsrgTox CRY. March Ea--The president
accompanied By en- senator seweii. left wash-
inxton sEfs afternoon on Q dncking expedition.
with coartesses froa the Maryland Dacking
fs&rsk
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CEaTrAsoo1A Teas. March l9.--Tne shorsaxs
os City Auditor whsfesE1e reported last ni9ht d
- Sc. ard the city II scared ~ gooa bonds.
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fsn IN he market ssr sszs rssk ssrreis 10 bold
30 ponnds sseh- Apply GhsFsez i1seh. 1fIz
FSozsE street.
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MAPs ~

Mx.s os Ballard. showsnx wnere tie Manitoba
yssirasd sn1 cAasdixn Fscise railway are eosn-
tag in. xn1 where tae Ere&E ress estate 6caA sfe
rnsnx oc- DAsssi Jones k Co. 90 6eccn1
ssxne Ola aorkzz<&dv teaay.
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wAsrfssros csrr. March ss.-Possmxssrrs
spposnteds Mary Z. Cole, Hessltlns, LAncoin
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THE SENATE.

The Upper House Has IN Evening ses-
sion.
OLYMPIA, March f9.-Nfneteen senafoYp an.
swerei roll call this morning.
The reading OF the minutes wxs dfspensed
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nk3v 1ss sasno rosrin Sup
Soe ovs ssss
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-05
JoTT1NGs ABOUT TOWN.

The sheriff . ofacs = being handsomely
xedecorated and refurn1shed.
Tho Sunday school Of the Grand strsst
church will have picnto to-day At Alham-
bra.
John Zeiglsr il going about ON cratehes.
He sprained his loot Sunday by tripping
Alma N. williams has begun an astioe In
the district court for Q divorce from her
husband, Lemuel W. Williams.
Judge Galbraith will b at the court house
IN this city Of 10 q. 10. August q to hear any
business that may be presented.
Yesterday Vas busy. ono With judge
Sanders. He had twenty-five drunks mp
before him and collected over 800 in lines.
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic
will be held Thursday At Lake Wilder. The
members of st. Peters Sunday school will
have picnic Friday at Buxendale.
The young people Of the Baptist church
will give sociable at the residence Of Mfs.
Stradling, No. 7M North. Rodney street, this
Tuesday evening. All are cordially in
viteo.
The Turn verein society will celebrate it,
Sunday. There will be Rymnastio exercises,
music and dancing and singing By the
Tryoler trio.
Grace Lewis pleaded guilty yestsrday to
the charge that shs did willfully and ma
liciously, break and destroy one looking:
glass; in the room Of Nick Williams and
paid fine of Gao. Nick Williams paid .
similar fine for striking her.
Helena is going to have Kirmess dur.
ing fair week and Carnival of Nations"
Preparations have already begun. Re
hearsals in the flower dance and 0ypsy
dance will be had Wednesday afternoon
and the tennis and postillion dances
"Wednesday evening.
Fire was discovered in the press-room OF
The INDEPENDENT building yesterday after.
noon, caused by the explosion Of bottle Of
benzine. A still alarm was sent in, but thu
fire was extinguished without turning the
hose on, thanks to the energy Of Marsha
Cronin, "Red'' Hoback and others. Nc
damage was done.
A social club called the Calumet club
was organized last evening with the follow
ing officers: Abe Soloman, president
Julius Kahn, vice-president; VIM. 6chctt
treasurer; NJ. Loeb, secretary. It 10 tn
intention of the club, who possess their owl
orchestra, to give monthly musical and
literary entertainments, introducing tn
latest works Of our most classical conn
osers. Great credit is due to Mr.. A
Posnanski and Mr.. Louis Harris, who were
tho main prompters Of this organization.
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Preshyterfan sunday school Picni.

Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic.
The annual picnic of the Presbyterian
Sunday will take place on Thursday, Au-
gust 7th, at Lake Wilder. Special cars will
be attached to the regular train leaving
Montana Central depot at $40 a. M, re-
turning at GAO p. m. Those who find 1t in
convenien to meet at the church can pro-
coed individually to the train-Others will
leave the church at 8:16 a. m. Persons not
members Of school who wish to go may pur-
chase tickets from Mr.. H. ]. Lowry, Pitts
burg block, Mrs. w. Chessman, Mrs. T.
HoWey
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Yesterdays Departures.

Via Great Northern: 8. L. Ide, @. E. SUIT
ton, s. w. Heath, @. w. Lombard, Mrs. G.
w. Lombard, Miss Gertrude Hathaway,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Carter, L. ID. Cobb and
wife, Miss Sarah and Jennie Cobb, Boston;
John Moratz, New York; Mat. Torrlie, NeA
York; @. B. Lorenzo, New York; Charles
Bull, Columbus, O.; E. B. Harris, Athens,
Ga; e. 9. Dana. Saginaw, Mich; Mrs. @.
81. Finley, Toronto, Ont; Mrs. j. w. New
burgh' Galena, ILL.,: Mrs. Carrie N. Potts,
Galena, ILL.,; j. E. Gillos, Los Angeles, Cal. /;
j. Fuller, New Yor: H. F. Cleary, Montreal.
Via the Northern Pacific: Miss K. Car
penter. Miss n. M. Shiland, Miss l..
knowlee, 8. N. Higgins, s. w. Fenmick,
Alice A. King, E. D. Hosmer, RIA. Hosmer,
r. A. Stone, b. e. Stickney, Alfred Cum
ningham, 9. F; Burnham, Daniel Hibbetts,
William H. White, II. w. Ordell, Boston,
Mass; Miss M. b. Hill, Chicago; A. A..
Whittier and wife, San Francisco; J. D.
Salvail, Jean Selras and Paul Salvail,
Montreal; b. A. Davis, st. Paul; A. j.
Wetzel and j. s. Wetzel. Of Great Falls,
Miles, o.
Via Montana Central: G. A. Blaisedell,
Ogden; James Pearley, Omaha; 8. II, Gill
LARD and L. Fish, Colorado Springs; T.
Kelly, Nashville, Tenn; Prof. b. @. Yaeger,
Boston.
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Personal.

Hon. W.D. Flowers is in the city again.
L. O. Leonard, manager of tho Rocky
Mountain Telegraph company, is in the
city.
Chas. E. Miller, Of Black Pine, Deer
Lodge county, is taking vacation and
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Orr and daughter, and
Mrs. T. Riley left yesterday for q weeks
vacation at the lakes in Woodland Park,
Montana.
Major Il. G. Walker returned yesterday
from an extended visit east, and may be
found again at his usual post, as secretary
of the Board of Trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Van Cise, with their
two children, of Deadwood. s. D.. are visit
ing Helena, the guests of G. d. Greenfield.
They are on their way home, after an ex.
tended tour of the sound country. Mr.. Van
Cise is one Of the most prominent lawyers
in Dakota and has numerous acquaintance
among the legal fraternity.
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VACANT LOTS.

5000 eae h for lots 50x14O in in Hewins'
addition.
$3.50 for good building lot 5Ox125, one
block from Rodney street.
800 for desirable residence lots in Bro. d
water addition. SIS down, balance on
one aad two years time. To intend
ing builders no down payment re.
CURED.
$500 for excellent lot on Prospect ave.,
! near Floweree addition, 5Oxl4O. Only
500 down, SO per month.
$1,000 for 100 feet on Broadway.
Bargains in lots in Easterly and
Floweree additions.
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New Real Estate Firm.

Wheeler, Word 4 Co. is the name of the
latest real estate firm. Mr.. Wheeler il we'll
and favorably known as a member of the
late firm of Witherbee d Wheeler. and the
other members are also too we'll known to
require introduction. Mr.. Will Word is q
SON Of Hon. Samuel Word, and the third
member 10 Mr.. T. E. Crutcher. This firm
of energetic young men will handle as a
speciality, property in the Bellevue, Brad
fo1d and AmeS additions.
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st. Peters Sunday school will hold its
annual picnic on Friday next at Buxendale,
new and very pleasant resort on the
Rimini branch of the Northern Pacific.
This place has the advantage of being 90
near Helena that the little people will not
be tired by long and tedious ride in the
heat. Various amusements, such as swings,
croquet, tennis and base ball will be pro-
vided.
Members of the school will be carried
free, non-members will pay 30 cents for the
round trip.
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Oar Boys In Blue.

For the g. A. r. encampment the Great
Northen Railway line will sell tickets to
Boston. 4ass.. and return for 370.06.
Ticksts will b ON sale either at the mp
town or depot ticket odkces fsom August 18th
to 9Th inclusive.
Returning ticksts will b good up to
August n, With privilege Of having same
extended to September 80, 1850.
d II. LAN0LN.
oenasal Tiskst Agent. u. G. ny.
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q. A. r. Attention.

q. a. Il. Atf0nt10n.
For the Twenty Fourth annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
to be held in Boston. August 18th to 18th,
the Union Pacific railway will make rate
of one fare for the round trip from Mon.
ma points to Boston and return. Tickets
will be sold on August 4th to 9th inclusive.
Good to return until August 9th, With pro-
viso for extension by joint agent at Boston.
to September 30; limited to continuous pas
cage IN each direction.
A. z. VKAxu,
FREIGHT and Pas, Agent.
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New interpretations.

The Silver Bill Mining Co. has been in
corporated by Russell Wilbur. Patrick
Donnelly, John Wilson. ]. A. Savage and
P. Hopes. The capital is 100000, in
shares of 81 each.
P.D. Grummon. A. NJ. Thornburc. John
T. Olayberg and E. G. Richards, have in
corporated the Helena Cemetery associa-
ton. The capital is $3.50, 1000, and shares of
800 each.
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MATHESON & CO.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

$135Ofor new, well-built, frame dwell
ing ON Rodney street; good ehed and
fences; lot 5Ox150. Terms: $3.50 down,
e25 per month.
$3.50 for new and handsome cottage ON
Hollins ave, one block west of Benton
ave., on line of electric road; south
front. s2CO down, rs per month.
s17Oo for new 7-rcom louise on Sparta
street; good fences, city water; within
10 minutes' walk from court house;
lot 5Oxl25. Terms: 600 down, $50 per
month.
$1,000 for large 7-room house, Peosta ave-,
half q block west OF Benton ave. and
one block from electric line; city wa
ter; 5000 down, SO per month.
$500 for one Of the finest residences on
Broadway.
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On account of thu Anaconda races the
Northern Pacific railroad will sell tickets,
Helena to Garrison and return. ct one and
one-iifth fare for the round trip. Tickets
ON sale Aug. LIST to 9Th inclusive. Good to
return to Aug. 10Th.
A. d. EDoAR, General Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-05

Geo. Travis, Rimini.
E. Mcdonald, Mansas
City.
g. Reynolds and son,
Placer.
T. d. Ellis. Bozeman.
Il. Nelson, MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jewell,
Ra ersburg.
]. s. Wetzal, Sazille, Pa.
T. Ct. Hathaway, Mis-
eou,a.
]. R Whitmire, Boss
Mr.. and Mrs Donald
Grant, Great Falls.
G. Il. Hackett. Victor.
Hon. A. D. Blake, Vic
tor.
J. @. Shirley. Union,
Oregon.
NJ. L. Campbell, wife
and child, Vancouver,
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Intending TO retire from busins0 vii
closs cat ny entire stock Of clothing, fur
niahing goods, hata. eaps. boots and shoss.
blanks1s and quilts st cot.
4. RuxMyxxD,
1DGoath Main s1peo4
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-05

Geo. 8. Parks, Salem,
Jas. Graham, Post Fila
w. 8. Hill Chicsgo.
Chas. E. Miller, Black
Pine.
w. ]. Goblin, 8. F.
G.. Newman, Omaha.
A. X. Erwin, st. Paul
H. &. Newstadler N. Y.
]. L. Mrney, N. Y.
II. N. Cobb, st. Paul.
Geo. w. O'Brien, Butte.
P. L. Mclaughlin, st.
Joseph.
R. W. Warren, Hough-
ton.
DR.. Jno. Arthur, Kan
key.
Chas. r. Leonard. Cres-
ton, Ia.
Bob Sticht; Great Falls.
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Do You Want . Home ?

II 80, buy new and substantial hvs-soom
house built for the owner. Easy terms.
Call at the premises, los Alta street. one
block east Of Hoback, and ons block south
{0f Broadway,
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Prof. Peterman and his superb musicians viii
give fine concerts at the Broadwster each evening
from $50 until 10 o'clock. During the dinner
dining room.
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Arrivals At the Helena.


]. NJ. Stanley, N. Y.
G. II. Wieleger, Post
Falls.
w. Fl. Searles, Mime
apolis.
w. D. O'Neill, g +.
Geo. b. Coleman, Great
Falls.
r. A. Sears. st. Paul.
G. 8. Gerald and wife,
st. Paul.
Jno. Bean, England.
N. n. Mclaughlin, st.
Joseph.
]. H. Vivion, Butte.
Mrs. Col Hooker, N. Y.
n. NJ. Brodwell and
wife, Missouri.
L. q. Leonard, Ana
cOnda.
Geo. l.. Helm, N. Y.
NJ. Connors, Elliston.
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The Grandon Cafe 10 now under new
management. Board $500, meal tickets
@. 90.
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Plunbsrs' Unioa.

Ths 3ourneymen plumbers. gas and steam
filters have organised . union, and will
meet Wednesday, August 6, p. M, at A.
aembly hall, Onion block, foot Of Broadway.
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Money LopDed
On furniture. No removal. NO publicity.
Apply to 6l1z South Main street.
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The 0Fsndsn Cafe the coolest dining
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tickets $500.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF
IN real estate In the district court of re first
judicial district of The state Of Montana, in and
for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Notics il hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order 81 the district court OF the first judicial
district Of the state of Montana, in and for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke, made on the 10Th
day OF May, A. D.. 1890, in the matter Of the es-
tate of L. M. Dunphy: deceased. the UNDERSIGNED
admiaistratrix Of said estate will sell ct pnblic
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash, lawful
money of tie United states Of America, and SUBJ
Wednesday, the 9th day OF August, A. d., 1890
nj . O'Clock o, m. at the front door door of the
court house, in tine city of He ena, county OF
Lewis and Clarke, state OF Montana, all the
right tile interest and estate of said 4. M Dun
nhy at the time of his death, And all the right,
title and interest that the said estate has by
on, ration Of law or otherwise acquired other
thsn a. in addition TO that of the said Il. n .
Dunphy, at the time OF his de; /. in and to all
that carain quartz mill and water.risht. situate:
Wing AID being in the com OF Lewis and
Clarke. state OF AOntann, eou 0eoCflDo - fol-
< certain Quartz mill, situate near Park City,
+oo.ther with the machinery and certain water
right attached thereto. and Land and houses be-
,srms and conditions OF sale: Cash, in lawful
NJ ouey OF the Uni,e1 Statee Of America
Zen psr cent of the purchA Q money to Be paid
tho adilijustIa rx on the day OF eale, balance ON
coniirm atom Of sale IL said district court.
Dee' - SUSAN n. DUNPHY.
Administrative of the estate Of z n. Dunphy.
nstod Helena Mont, August L. lSo0