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NEW LITIGATION.
Several More Civil Cases Commenced in
tho District Court.

Several More Civil Cases Commenced in
tho District Court.
Frank p. Chandler is suing the Stedman
Foundry and Machine company for 100000
damages. He alleges that on January q
last he was engaged in constructing an
elevator in the four-story brick building on
the east side Known as the Hickey barn.
Chandler says the apparatus was defective
and broke, throwing him to the ground
with great force and crushed one foot.
Frank p. Sterling has filed an action
against the Sophia Lode Mining company
to recover $395.5 so due on n promissory note
and for $S42 due for work performed in
developing the mine.
Sturrock q Brown ask Judgment against
the Boston and Montana Consolidated Con-
per and Silver Mining company for $S2S.SS
a balance due ON account for furnishing a
low pressure steam heating apparatus for
the coinpany's works at Black Eagle Falls,
Cascade county.
$John S. Nj. Neil and A. j. Davidson file
a complaint against Edward Jordon. They
allege that they are the owners of lots 8, 8
and 10, block 81, of the original Helena
townsite. and that Jordan, without right.
tooksspossession and enclosed the lots and
ousted the plaintiffs. They ask to be
restored to the possession and that Jordan
be decreed to have no right therein.
Arthur OBrien complains of William
Mellen, Realty company, of Maine, and
Robert e. Fisk and says that the Realty
company and Fiske arc the owners of the
premises known as the Bon Ton and Bos-
ton rertaurants on Nam street. The
plaintiff asks tor Judgment against Mellen
for S460.67. with interest at ten per cent.
from December 20, 1890 and $75 attorneys
fees; and that the premises be sold to pay
the judgment. and that the plaintiff have
execution against the defendants for any
deficiency. The action is brought to recover
n balance due On account for plumbing
work. -5
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Tho Fourth of July.

The Ruby Miner reports that slopes are
now being operate 1 in the 100 level in the
Fourth of July. in which twelve men are
working. The ore taken out contains rub,
silver, native silver and native copper. II
sorted and resorted, and only the choices
of their %high-grade ore is sacked for ship
ment. The ore house now contains about
200 sacks of this picked ore. The pumps
have at last drawn the water out OF the
shaft to the 200 level, and the pump Is nov
being cleaned out. Foreman Sheehan says
that the shaft and lower level have beef
prepared for President Clark's inspection
and until his arrival mining would be CON
fined to the 100 level. President Clark IL
expected from Helena between the 10Th anc
Goth of the month.
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Concentrates.

A strike of twelve inches of rich ore is re-
ported in the Tiff mine, Willow Springs dis
tr1ct, which is being worked by MIR. M. L.
Barney.
The deeds for the Quinn property near
Radersburg have been filed with the county
clerk and recorder of Jefferson county, so
that the trade is fully contaminated.
Jos. Cans, who recently sent to Nevada to
complete the arrangements for the working
of the property nsar Ely, bonded by Helena
men, has returned. The visit was a salts
factory one, and the Helena syndicate has
definitely concluded to take the mine.
The machinery at the Mountain Boy will
be IN readiness to begin operation to-mor-
row, says the Miner. Th property adjoins
the Germania on the west and is developed
to a depth of 800 feet. At present the lower
workings are filled with water, to pump out
which several days will be required.
ManagerJ j. H. Longmaid, of the Golden
Leaf Company, passed through Helena yes
terday on his way to New York. MIR. Long
maid reports everything looking nicely.
both at the Empire mine and at the Ban
mock property. Sixty men are employed
at the latter place, and things are being
pushed as rapidly as possible 80 as to get
the new mill started.
The Montana men in the syndicate which
founded the Sky Line, Krao, and other
| properties in the Kootenay country, are W.
III. Thornton and H. Gieserich, of Ana
! conda, and II. E. Sargent. of Butte. Scott
! Mcdonald has been made superintendent
| of the properties, which will be developed
this summer. and before the mining season
is over it is thought they will be paying.
Articles of incorporation for the Great
Falls Consolidated Mining company have
! been filed. The capital stock is placed at
I 81, 900, ZOO divided into 100000 shares at s.
each, and the management of the affairs OF
the company will be in the hands of five
trustees to be elected annually. The trus'
tees tor the first year are L. S. Woodbury.
Henry bitterly, j. G. Jones, s. 9. Arm
strong, +. d. Finlon.
An extra high grade of free milling ore
from the Honey Comb and Gold Dust lode
claims was seen yesterday at the Crane
Central hotel. Assays run upwards Of
$3.50 in gold per ton. These are valuable
claims and are situated only eight miles
from Helena, in a gold famed mining dis
triot. They are, we learn, held under con
troll by j.. N. O'Brien, who purposes selling
a half interest and develop them sufficient
ly, and erect an ~arrastra or other mill.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. John Caplice, of Butte, ia in the
city.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin, widow OF
Choteau county about a month ago, passed
through Helena yesterday on her way to
Fort Benton to look after her late husbands
interests.
The Rev. F. D. Kelsey, Sod. begun last
night at the Montana university a contin-
uation of his series of very interesting leo
lures on tho common flora of Montana.
The other lectures will be given tonight
and on Monday and Tuesday.
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Jersey Blue Operators.

The Jersey Blue company, in which
Helena people are largely interested, and
whose property is located east of Walker
vile, has ordered r new h~oisting plant and
will begin operations as soon as the now
machinery arrives from Chicago and is
placed in position. The company. it is
said, has in its treasury Il working capital
If $11, 600, with which work will be pushed
to the limit during the summer. The Jer-
sey Blue has always been considered good
property, having in the past produced
many tons of ore of a very fair grade.
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other now incorporation ia the Mine Deycl-
opmcnt company, with u cnpitni OF s2,Dvo,.
ND. Tho Office Of The three companies VIII
bo Ia Bouldor.
Tho Alavieska Mining company. ncar
IIernic8, atrnek the vein nj tho depth of
iifty-hvo feet aud got fourteen feet oi orc
mana wing 1870 ounces IN silver. xlG III Roid,
aud ~ rer oent. copper. Thu snnnneorn nro
~ VOL pleased with thu utioo TINT they
have commenced SINKING n now double
compartment shaft for the development OF
tbs property. This will be sunk eighty feet
md u cronacut made 10 the lead.
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New books at The Bee Hive in paper covers
Just received: Attilla the Hun, by Helix Dahn;
Stolen Waters, by te,ia Il. Gardner; Ten old
Maids, by Julia p. smith; Nemesis, by Marion
Susan hieldins. by Annie Edwards; Hates Elk
periences, by.J ii. lngrahsm; Not to the Swift,
Chapman: His Last Passion, by the author Of I'm
satisfied; The Cavern Of Death, by Caleb Graves;
lherese hnluin by Emil lola; Almost Per
aiay Agnes tlemmins; Love Works Wonders,
by Bertha NJ CLAY; Wild life, by Capt. Mayne
Held, and hundreds Of others.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Deeds filed yesterday for record in the
county clerks office were as follows:
George M. Cumming to Mrs. Angie Rose,
lot 4 block 26. Northern Pacific addition:
500.
Kelly Jamison to John W. Rose lots S
and s, block 3 Depot addition. $3.50.
John G. Bullitt ir., to Milledge W. John
son lots 8 and 10 block 65 Northern Pacific
addition; S775.
Robert S. Word to Richard A. Harlow,
lots 8 and 6 block ia, Syndicate addition;
$3.50.
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Compnny-Riohmond lodo, Lewis and
Clarke county.
Montana Empire Mining and Smelling
Compnny-Empire lode, Jefferson county.
John Cornell, ID. j. Hennessy md Fred
eriok q. Bickeil-Tully lode, Silver Bow
county.
Isaac N..Slonn and I'homas II. Coulter
Lot 81 lode, Deer Lodge county.
Jacob Grsf--Henry lode, Silver Bow
county
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VIII Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
H. Frank, A. Atkinson. W. f. Sanders,
John Brunton, j. q. Gushing, c. Nj. Clark,
Il. H. Carter, j. H. Thompson and wife.
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Lissner's Mineral Water.

! am now prepared to deliver daily wator
from mymineral springsto private residences
any part of the city at ten cents ret gallon,
in any quantities required for family use.
Those desiring to avail themselves of
the benefits of the water will please leave
their orders at tho international hotel.
NJ, LrssNER,
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25c. But Worth SOC.
ARE YOU WILLING TO WAIT?

HNE TUU w ILLTNU To VA 7
We now address all inquirers
for, or intending purchasers Of
Wool CHALLrEs. We will open
in ten days, the most magnificent
line of NEW Wool Challies, sam
pies of which we are now pleased
to show you and take orders for
reserve. They will create a ems
tion-the most beautiful designs
ever brought out, direct from
New York importers.
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Will Arbitrate.

D. T.. Workman and the Crane Elevator
company, of Chicago, have agreed to sub
nit their differences concerning the con-
tract for an elevator in the Montana Ma
tional bank of Helena. The arbitrators
selected are Il. p. Fuller. s.. IL. MoIntire
and r.. H.. HOWE.
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RALEIGH 4 C!arke'S.
LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE.
J'o-IOAY

We are still showing an i'm
mcnsc display Of the finest under
wear ever brought 10 Helena.
Beginning to-day, those Stainless
Black U~ndcrvests, Sleeveless, for
merly Csc, will be
80. CENTS
One line of the 2sc vest is en-
tircly gone, but part OF another
lot are still to be had.
25c, But Worth SOC.
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A fter B~roadwater's, you will find the
Crystal bar. Grand street. IL pleasant place
to drop in. Open all night. A nice lunch
and u glass OF beer.
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K. A. BELL,
Real Estate and Mining Stock
, Exchange.

Main street BUSH Q 9 House. Rents
for s175 per month. Price So 900
8.Room Brick west side), all modern
improvements; fine stable, 3 horses
and COW, coachman's room, etc. This
Is a bargain. Price $1,000
9.Room Brick, east side, all modern
improvements, bath, closets, etc,
nearly completed. Proc $1,000.
q Boom Brick least side), modern i'm
provements; just completed.
Price S.. 200.
Groom Brick, Sixth ave-, near Davis.
n IS a bargain. Price $4,000.
Broom Brick-veneered, Hillside ave.
stable, ) horses, woodshed, etc.
Price $4,000
broom Frame, closets, cellars, etc.
Price $1,000; $3.50 cash, balance equal
payments every six months.
4-Room Frame house (rew) on Tenth
ave.; easements and closets. Rents
for sl6.50 per month. Price $1,000,
StU0 cash, balance two years.
Broom Stone house, Park ave. Rents
for $40 per month. Ea ~ terms.
Price S.. 900.
3-Room House and stable, South Rod
ney, that is a bargain. Lot 50xl4a.
Price $3.50.
A good list of Ranch Property for sale.
Also a large list of Montana Mining
Stocks for sale below market price.
-
Give me a call. / can suit the most
%fastidious. Merchants Ma ional Bank
Block. NO. 10 Edwards street. Box 1856.
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A Rarc Chance for Somebody

To get a delightful residence on tho bou-
levard near Madison for II sum far below
value. Promises i'll perfect order. Apply
to DIR. Peasants, Power block.
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IL you have any clothing or furs that need
making over. or repaired and cleaned in first
teal tailor and furriar. II Main street, over /.
X. l.. Bazaar, Helena.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Chamber sets, nicely decorated, specially manu-.
faotured for The Bee Hive, only S3.7a per set.
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Civil Business,

Department No. ..
IL. Allen Smith VS.. G. s. Appleton ct al:
judgment for plaintiff.
Z. L.. Kellogg vs.. Eliza Hswins. Special
findings filed.
S. Schwab ct al. Va. AL. Owens ct al. On
trial.
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You can order u suit, overcoat or pants from
Robinson, the tailor, fcr almost what you would
pay for ready mate clothing, iie will have thom
made by tirst-cIass tAilors either IN New y ork or
thicAgo. He will pfess and repair them for you
FREQ OF charge for three months, II Main street,
over l.. \. l.. Bazaar, Helena.
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Hot lunch from II to ? 800 every day Mt
Granite block.
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For a first-class meal, go to the Helena
Cafe,
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Pants to order from Sc to SIP. Suits to ordsr
from S25 to $40, at Robinson's, the practical
tailor. IL Main street, over l. y. l.. Bazaar,
Helena.
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Fels & Co.'S scented glycerine toilet soap
(equal to Pears at The Bee Hive. Only % cents
Der lOx,
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.Sprinkling pots for garden us every cheap At
The Zee Hive.
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Ths Bee Hive decorated toilet act, nine pieces,
only 81. 10: with slop pail 81. They are bargains,
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DIR. Watkins, the veterinary dentist. is in
the city and will be at the Central stables
on Edwards street for a week.
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Jaokson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three at tho Bon
Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
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You hardly realize that il IL medicine, Whom
taking Carter's Little Liver Pills; they arc very
email, no bad effects; all troubles from torpid
liver aro relieved by their use.
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Go to The Bse Hive for barga rs in tinwa re
and household sundries.
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Arrivals .t the Grand Central.

A. G.. Lombard and
family. Hogan.
G. Il. Mckoin, Chicago
David L.. Barker, Nei-
hart. T.. ......- .....
o. G. Thompson. Chi
cage.
c. W. Iarling. largo.
j. w. smith, Flathead.
L, Mayes, Great Falls.
j. A. Fletcher. Canton.
Eli hesley, Whitehall.
W. NJ. Richardson,
RadersbGrg.
A. b. Vail, Chicago.
1. +. Jones, Scranton,
Pa.
q. u. johnson, Cascade
81. Osborne and wife,
Marysvil.e.
John Sanford, Marys-
vile. -zs
A. l.. Stapleton, Alham-
bra.
j. Il. VanC leve. Great
Falls. 5..#.
O. q. Cooper, Chotsau.
A. Nj. Weight, New York
Mrs. &. Miller, t'orbin
W. I. Edwards, Kansas
l.. X. Asoher. st. Louis
j. A. Bennett. Helena
viii McComas, Grear
Falls. .---.
j. w. Burnett, Chicsgo
A. A. Morris, Billings
Oscar Hodgson, Elk
horn. ..s
I'hos. w. Fisher. Butte
l.. Il. Buell., Minneapo
lis.
Vim. Schery and VIII,
Wisconsin.
James Chamberlain
Neihart.
VIM. Il. Redding, Liv'
ingston.
G.. l.. Meyer. Wickes.
Joseph gill. Gregory.
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Veterinary Dentist.

Black Jersey ribbed vests for ladies only 500 al
The Bee Hive.
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business lunch from II till =, at the Hell
0nR Cafe.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Ladies' and misses jersey ribbed sum mer vest
only l2H cents at The iiee Hive.
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Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests with short sleeves
only SOC at ] he Eee Hive.
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Have You seen tho bargain CONNER at The Fee
Hive? il not it will pay you to call at once.
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To SEQ II you noed glasses go TO DR.. Lawyer.
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E. M. Campbsll, New
York.
j. A. Savage, Living
ston. r." ..--..
j. &. Maslin, Chicago.
II. X. Freeman, Chicago
VIM. P. Blake, New
York. II.
Henry Longmaid, En-
pire. Mont.
ii. b. Greening, 81. Paul
H. N. Cobb, st. Paul.
c. W. Fogg, Chicago.
Louis A. Holm, Chica-
go. .....
p. Iandell, Chicago.
o. @. Williams, Cincin.
matt, o.
Vim. A. Wilson, sar
Francisco.
+. o. Wilson, Portland
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To stop that ear from discarging go to DR..
T,e1vver
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j. w. Lewis, Rimini.
+. N. Hayes. [ hicaso.
f. w. Paige, Chicago.
w. Il. Jewell, haders-
burg.
| John W. Fowler, Man
kato, Mimi.
NJ. f.. Root, Canyon
Creek. .5..... ..5 49,.
| j. II. Sites, Great Falls.
U. X. Ascher, Il. Louis.
Lee Davis. New York.
{. b. Darling, wife and
child, Rimini,
Edwin j.. Barker. Rsders-
burg.
r.. N. North, Denver.
A. T. Dorranoe and wife
Rochester.
G. A. Matthews, Marys-
Vile, lila.
II. Longmaid, Marys-
Vile.
j. j. Connolly, Butte.
III. g. Bro WI, St. Paul.
ID. Williams, Great Fails
r. r. Mott. Great Falls.
Mrs. .1no.l rsloar, Marys-
Vile.
Mrs. s. Hieber. Corbin.
Vim. Coync, kimini.
a. Belcher, Boulder.
Jos. C.. Crnmer, Wickes.
Aug. Hornschuh, Mil
waukee.
A. c. Tompkins, Bill
lings.
M, Wormer, Bald Butte.
L.. hembsch, Marysville
j. j.. Hickey. Killing
John Duffy, Silver,
Alex Fig a, Bald Butte.
j.. X. kanouse, Towns
end.
L. ii Goodman, Towns
end.
Chas. Turner. Wickes.
Chas. y. Pike, thicago.
j. j. Bonner, Boulder.
Ii. A. Grath, Corbin.
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Sheet music at The Bee Hive only 80.
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Chas. d. Pike, Chicago. E.
Mrs. Henry Mclean
Martin, San Francisco j.
+. ID. Pease. Livingston
W. Il. Kust. Tacoma. j.
Delaney Stone, New u
York. "-... W
John Caplice, Butte.
Louis Betz, st. Paul. II
Chas. T.. Dudley, Marys-
vile. ......" 4.. II
Jas. Bames, Jr.. Great II,
Falls. G.
c. T, Shelby, ST. Paul. l.
NJ. j. Franklin, San
Francisco. .." p
II. d. Beckan and wife, o
Great Falls.
A. r. Dunbar, San Fran v
cisco.
j. e. Walker. Chicago. +,
ID. l.. WILDER, Riverside.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants.

8. S. Hickey, New York.
Il. r. Grant, Missoula.
Mrs. j q. Hunter, Mel
hart. ....
II. F. Sawyer, Gallatin.
Tim MoCarthy, Towns
end. +. s.-..
John McEvers, Chicago
r.. IL. smith, Portland.
Christina Stevenson,
Great rails.
+. T.. kingman, Red
Wing.
Magyar Costkyan, Chi
CaXo.
Ed. Stair, Hastings.
j. j. Grant. Cut Lank.
Arthur Lyell, fitch
mond, w. v.
VIM. Thompson, Butte.
I'D. Lucas, st. Joa.
Geo. u. Smith, Butte.
Michael Mangold, Chi
cago.
Mary Lindlahr, Marys-
vile.
X. McC. Blackie, Ana
condn. ~ ------ ~
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Miles Wix. Missoula.
w. Fl. Hazlett, Ken
lucky.
Mrs. s. II. Bowler.
Helena.
John Dougherty, Basin.
Henry Mitchell, Butte.
Tim Mccarthy, Towns
end,
W. ii. Dixon, st. Paul.
G. X. Lewis, St. Paul.
G. G.. II. Smith, st.
Paul.
B. 4. O'Neal, Fort
Benton.
Geo. q. Bradley, Chi
cage.
Geo. Freyburn, Omaha.
Henry Mayhem Basin.
A. Sololnan, san Fran
cisco.
J. Reed, Willard, Keb.
Peter Reece, Macon.
Henry Lindlahr, Marys-
Vile.
II. j. Wesson, St.Louis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-15
ODDS AND ENDS
Picked Up at Random From the
Legislative Drift.

EGCKeU Up at canQOm From the
Legislative Drift.
Senator Deans bill fixing the salaries
of the officials of the city of 81. Paul
was passed, with the following amend
ments: The city cOmptroller's salary is
raised from S3, 800 to $4,000, with clerk
hire not to exceed 81, ,0e0: commissioner
of health. 81. 400; assistant. &, 200: a live
stock Inspector added), $1,000: a meat
inspector (added), S1.U00; all expenses of
the department not to exceed $4,000.
The commissioner salary is raised
S400- Captains OF police are raised
from 81 400 to i, 800 a year. The appro-
prlation for the fire department is raised
from S2O5, GOO to S2l5, 900.
Mr.. Stevens had his bill. proposing an
amendment TO the constitution to pro-
hlbit special Legislation. substituted by
that OF Senator Eaton. which has passed
the senate. and is Identical to the one
introduced by the Ramsey legislator.
The bill was passed without the slight
est opposition.
The house bill giving the city of St.
Paul authority TO grant sites for manu-
factories on the West side leYee was lost
by u yeas to 2I nays. MeSsTS. Ames.
Bell. bearing and Stevens voted against
the bill. Mr.. Bell had the vote recon-
sidered and the bill referred back to tue
Ramsey delegation.
The committee on interpretations re-
ported in favor of the indefinite post
ponement of the bill regulating the
charges of telephone companies. Mr..
Turrell wanted the report OF the com
mittee adopted. This was the third bill
of the kind that had been so recon-
mended. Mr.. Kinney urged that the
bill should go upon general orders. and
by vote OF 70 yeas to l6 nays he Sc
cured his point.
The Duluth q Winnipeg land grant
bill was made a special order for this
afternoon at o'clock.
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Passed the House.

The major portion of the day was
spent in the third reading of bills
Among the more important bills passed
were:
Il. T. 1207-Providing for appointment of
gas inspector OF St Paul.-Walsh. r. A
II. Z. 5I4-LegaliZing deeds executed out of
state.-Chustleib.
H. F. 53z-To repal chapter u. General
Laws 1881. relating 10 time Of beginning civil
actons-Ames
H. F. 610-Relating to state reformatorv.-
Penney
H F. 621-To prevent defacing of milk
cans.-Huset-
II. F. 719-Amending section /, chapter Is.
General Statutes 1875, relating 10 intoxicat-
ing liQuors-Turrell
H. f. 10 Relating to closing estates in
prObate.-Greer.
H. F. 900-Protecting dairymen from loss in
shipping milk.
II. P. 27I-For erection of monument TO
victims OF Sioux massacTe.-From ApproprI-
alton Committee.
H. F. 203-Reimbursing Redwood county
for trial expenses.-From Approximation
Committee.
II. F. 623-Reimbursing Wilkin county
for trial xpenses.-From Appropriation
Committee.
II. F. 934-For the levy OF state taxes for
1892 ana 1S93.-Bjorge.
S. T. 635-Ameuding constitution relsti7p
TO special egislation.-EatOn
5. F. 6Jz-Fixing pay of Auditor OF Wright
county.-Eaton.
S T. T0-Legalizing certain claims
against Minneapohs.-Smith, John Dav.
y (. I24-RelaCng to issue of bonds by
lie Sueur.-SmiIh. Z. r.