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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-06-05

DY VIRTUE of power of sale con-
ID tanned in mortgage from Jane Fl.
Lamb to Ellen Ridout, dated on the
twenty third day of June, 1888. and re-
corded among the Land Records of Anne
Arundel County, in Liber S. H., No. 33,
folio 70, &C., and at the special instance
and request of the said Jane II. Lamb,
the undersigned, as attorney mentioned
in said mortgage, will offer to Public
Sale, at the, Court HOUSE, Door, in the
City of ANNAPOLIS, on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-06-05

Two things. money and convention
atty, will take anyb.,dy into the -Four
Hundred society of any city. :
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The best SC. cigar ever sold in tbs city
NJ a, Harris. ~ Nd. ave,
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TEN DOLLARS AND COSTS.

Did not Impersonate 81 Officer but Wont
too far.
C.. w. Slender, the assistant assayer in
the smelter at East Helena, was acquitted
in Judge Fieisher's court yesterday after
noon on a charge of i~mpersOnatinR an
officer of the law, The justice fined him
$40, however, for taking the law in his own
hands. He attempted to collect a wash bill
of 81 for q Mrs. Dowen from Joseph Mari
check last Saturday. Maricheck in his &C
had given Mrs. Dowen a dollar and she
handed him 80 cents change. Mrs. Dowen
denied this on the stand and was corrober-
ated by her young son, who WAS present
when Maricheck got his washing. She
asked Slender to collect the money. He
went to Naricheck's room at another house
where he found him changing his
linen. After some words about the matter
Slender drew a pistol on Maricheck. He
said his reason for doing go was because the
man made r threatening movement ~ If to
strike him in the face. Maricheck denied
this and said he was in the act of putting
OF his shirt when the weapon was pro
along'' and settle the difficulty with Mrs.
Dowen. Maricheck asked him if he was
an officer. Il am for this OCCASION" said
Slender. The forme then went with him to
Mrs. Dowen's house. but he paid no money,
claiming to have paid the bill once. The
Judge did not consider that the charge
would hold against Slender. but fined him
80 and costs for his intrusion upon Mari
check and display of force.
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CALVIN BEACH INSANE,
His Condition Examined Into by
a Jury In the District
Court.
Judge Fleischer Decides 6tendeI
Did Not Impersonate an
Omcer.
Contest In the Courts Over Valuable
Farming Lands In the Bitter
Root Valley.

Calvin Beach WAS adjudRed insane in the
district court yesterday by a jury. While
he was in the court room he was hand
cuffed. lilo has been afflicted with pericdi-
cal attacks Of insanity for some time. When
Mr.. Beach 10 in this condition the malady
takes the form Of religious frenzy. He Ia
also very violent and considered dangerous.
This is why he wal handcuffed yesterday.
Mr.. Beach 10 an old resident Of this county.
He has lived in the valley north Of the city
with his family and is we'll known. He wal
interested in the Prickiy Pear water suit
which was before tho district court a few
days ago.
The jury who passed upon his insanity
were j. X. Sanford, G. p. anWart and DR..
Reed. Mr.. Beach vas turned over to Sher-
if Jefferis for commitment TO tho asylum
for the insane at Warm Springs in Deer
Lodge county. He is a brother Of Elizeur
Beach, one of the Lewis and Clarke county
delegation in the legislature.
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PERSONAL.

John LepIey, of Fort Benton. is in the
city.
Judge Bickford, of Missoula, is in the
city. sEi
Hon. L. G. Marshall, of Missouls, is in
town.
James Gourley has gone to the coast on a
vacation.
J.. V. Bogert. w. A. lines and Hon. Chas.
S. Hartman are in the city from Bozeman.
Walter King has returned from a business
trip to Castle where he is largely intereste d
in real estate.
H. p. Rolfe, of the Great Falls Leader.
pany, are at The Helena.
Mrs. W. j. Penrose and her daughter Miss
Maud came over Yesterday from Butte and
occupied a box at Mings' last evening.
Mrs. Dan Arms, of Granite, is visiting
the capital for a week, and is the guest of
Mrs. Thomas Graham, of South Benton
avenue.
Judge l.. A. Luce. of BoZeman, was in the
house of representatives yesterday. Other
visitors we're Col. Geo. q. Eaton and Hon.
Charles $. Hartman.
Sheriff Templeton, of Livingston. arrived
in town last night to reinforce the large
number of county official lobbyists nov
gathered in the capiual.
Among the new arrivals in the we'll filed
lobby of The Helena last evening were Hon.
I. f.. Collins, of Great Falls, and Ex-Sena-
tor McNanara, of Big Sandy.
Charley Booth, clerk and recorder CT
Silver Bow county, and Will L.. Clark, clerk
of the district court at Butte, are in the
city watching legislation on the salary and
fee bill.
ID. p. Dayton has been transferred to the
ticket office at the Northern Pacific depot,
where he will hereafter dispense the paste
boards. n. II. Mason has succeeded him
in the uptown Office. as telegraph operator
and ticket clerk.
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HER LAST


Ntss Moore Finished Hsr season Last
Evening ~ MInE's.
Mis- Adelaide Moore closed her season ut
Mina's last evening before \ fair sized and
1pprecintive audience. She WAS an exceed
in4ly pretty and graceful Juliet snd 10 sue
cecdsd In capturing the audience thst she
received 4 call before the curtain. Mr..
ClSm9nts' Home0 WA artistic In every
sense, and he came in for 3 good share Of
the applause. The other sectors did fairly
we'll The company disbsndsd aft1r last
nights performance. Miss Moore, under
the charge Of her brother, Mr.. w. y. Moore,
the manager OF tho company, will 60 d.
rect to New York, where she will enjoy 4
long rest. Mr.. Whselock will return to his
home in Highland, N. J.. The other mem
bers OF the company will return TO their
PONIES In different parts Of the country. II
Miss Moore recovers her health she will 70
turn TO the COST In tho summer Ind posi-
ply return to the stage next season. II the
oates permit her appearance in Helena will
be gladly looked for.
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Ideal Banjo Club.

This celebrated company has been scor-
ing wonderful successes in this their first
season in tho northwest. The following
from the Fargo, N. D., Daily Argus shows
how they were received there: "The Boston
Ideal club appeared At the opera house last
evening in one Of their unique entertain
ments before a large audience. and the en-
tertninment given by them fully sustained
tho fattering notices which preceded them
and must have more than satisfied all an
ticipations raised by the advance notices.
The programme WAS excellently arranged
and consisted OF ensemble, numbers Of
mandoIins and guitars, banjo solos and
three vocal numbers. Taken as q whole the
concert was one Of the most enjoyable en-
tertainments given in this city this season"
This club comes under tho auspices OF the
Y. M. G. A. M Is the seventh of their fine
course.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

II. II. Whitehill, Of Deer Lodge county.
was appointed o notary public yesterday by
Governor TOole.
The time for receiving proposals for post
Office site and fixtures has been boon OK
tended to the 10th.
Governor TooIe, Judge Bickford and Col.
Tom Marshall, Of Missoula, occupied q box
ut Ming's last night.
The bids made on the contract for the
construction of the new county jail will be
opened by the commissioners to-day.
Two more checks. for ten dollars each.
issued by Morris Mulville, were found yes
terday. Morris will have Q trial to-day.
Richard A.. Harlow has conveyed TO
Thomas G. Richards lots l, 2, 3, 4 and s,
block s, Valley View addition for $500.
Naomi lodge No. ], Daughters Of Re-
bskah will give q grand masquerade ball
February 10 Mt Turner hall.
Ketchum d DeNoielle's bill Of S61 against
the city wat sor . desk, coal box, fancy
turned railing, 4 closet, table. for milk
tester and labor, and not solely for q desk,
as was reported.
The sale Of seats for the Boston Ideal
club entertainment Tonight opened yestcr-
day m WAS very gratifying. Inc !
appears at the opera house tonight. Some
good seats are left yet.
Annie johnson, n servant girl who had
OGEbA WI 80 az 80
Gilpatrick, died at Mr.. Gilpatrick's house
last night. Nothing is known in tho fami-
ly about where she came from or whether
she has any relatives.
The charter commission did not meet last
night. The printed bills we're not ready.
Work on these WAS ordered stopped yester-
day morning, but during tho afternoon this
order WAS rescinded. The commission ex-
poets to meet tonight.
On Tuesday evening next at st. Aloysius
hall. the Rev. Father Cyr. Pauwelyn. Of
Butte, will give q lecture and ~stereopticon
exhibition IN the celebrated Passion Play
of Ober-AmmerQau of 1880. The views
shown in this entertainment were taken on
the spot.
Box II, the last one on the list, called the
fire department away out to the corner OF
broadway and Stabern streets about eight
O'Clock last night. A strong wind was blow
ing at the time. The only fire to be seen
was a burning chimney at the residence
of Col. Andrew Casey.
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BITTER ROOT N

A Contest Between Settlers and a Railroad
Company.
A and case mas been submitted to Judge
Knowles, of the United States circuit court,
on an agreed statement of facts. The Nor
them Pacific railroad brought suit against
about twenty settlers in the Bitter Root
valley who have claims on odd sections.
Each settler has filed on 100 acres or more
of what is considered to be the finest farm
ing and in that sector. A portion of the
tract lies north of the Lo Lo river, the
greater part Of it being south of the river.
The railroad company claims title to the
odd numbered sections by virtue of its
grant.
A ruling Of the Interior department some
time age was u~nfavorable to the company.
The settlers all had contracts to purchase
the and when the company's title was set
tied. Upon the advice of their attorneys
the settlers made government filings upon
the land. The judge has not announced
whom he will render a decision.
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A delegation of six members from the
Trades and Labor assembly met six MEM
bers Of the Builders' and Manufacturers'
exchange in the Union block last night.
The meeting considered the proposition of
choosing u commission composed Of both
organizations for the purpose of finally de-
termining differences between employers
and employees.
The delegation from the Trades and
Labor assembly were Of tire opinion that
the various local unions who have represent
tation in the assembly had not delegated
power to that BODY to enter into any nego-
t~istions with the exchange for a commits
sion. They also Expressed the opinion that
in questions Of differences between the
employer and employee, the former should
treat with the union to which MS employe
belonged.
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III Got Damages.

A jury in the district court gave Catherine
Rumley a verdict for $125 against the
Helena Cab company. The case WAS on
trial Wednesday and her trunk filled with
water soaked garments was produced in
evidence. The defendants admitted the
clothes were damaged while in their pos
session but denied that she was entitled to
recover more han $50. An attorney
familiar with the case said the woman
would have got a verdict for $500 if the
jury had not thought to send for the trunk
and damaged articles.
Other proceedings yesterday we're:
Lizzie Hughes vs.. Lawrence Hughes.
Default of defendant entered.
NJ. L. Tompkins VS.. George II. Pew, ct al.
Dismissed as settled.
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Office Removed

DIR. Carl Schulin has removed his Office
and residence to the Horsky building. cor
ner Sixth avenue and Main street. where he
opened elegant quarters. The doctor is a
graduate from the German universities of
Leipzig and Marburg. Consultation in
English. French or German. Office hours
from 10 TO Il a. H.. and from 3 to 3 and !
to . p. m. Telephone .O4.
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$3.50
$500 REWARD !
Mail Lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
PosrorrIcG DEPARTMENT,

PosropFIcG DEPARTMENT,
WAsHfSDro.. ID. g., January Is, 1917
Proposals will be received at tho Contract Of
flee Of this Department until 4 . IN. of March
"a, 1891, for carrying the mails Of the United
Statea upon the rontes, and according to thu
schedule Of arrival and departure spsci6sd by this
department, in tho state Of Montana. from July
/, ISL TO june 20, 1885, Lists 81 reuter-. with
schedules Of arrivals and departures. instructions
10 bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds.
and all other necessary information, will be fur.
niehed upon application to Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Postmaster General
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was issued by the superintendent. II was mot
until after tbs night shift had gone down 10
work and uncovered ths edges Of thst
monster pay chute Of silver ore that has
made tho Granite Mountain mine u Of
the most famous properties In the world.
Had this memorable order to shut down
tho mine reached the camp q day sooner,
tho now thrifty town Of Granite. with It's
LOO busy inhabitants, and the worldwide
fame Of that magnificent mining camp
would only have existed In the enthusiasts
dream.o
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Solomon and Cornucopia, near Silver
Senator Quay Held the Bonds,

County Treasurer Barden redeemed $12,-
coo of Lewis and Clarke county school
bonds yesterday. They were issued in 1857,
and sold at a premium to United Senator
Mattheu s, Quay The bonds we're gilt
giit-edge security, and bore five per cent.
interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

The Board of Commissioners. of Lewis
and Clarke County, Montana. will meet in
special session. Thursday, February Eth.
1881, at 10 a. III. by order of the board.
j. ). TooKER. Clerk.
Helena. Mont. February 7th, 1891.
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Wisdom's Violet Cream

II the most exquisite preparation in the
world for softenine and whitening the
hands and face. II il not only a Substitute
for. but in every -. superior to ciycer-
inc, cold cream, ~vaseline and like prcpara-
tions. Try it.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants

j.. W. Page. Twin W. &. Humbert Brock
Bridgas. Ign.
John " ilson,. Brooklyn W. H.. Smead, Missoula
j., 4. Deer James Hill. Marysyille
Lodge. J. +. Brady. Marysyiile
J. A. HALEY. Livingston. III. l.. Glenn. Living
rs. Taylor, Glasgow. ston.
w. G.. Sloan. GlaEgow. i. NJ. Storm. Ola .eow
Mike Lynch and family. MIs. Larson, Uarys.
Marysyille. Vile.
N, oredeil and wife. W. Wilier, MarysvilIe.
Iarysyillc. Mrs. Wilkison. Marys-
W. ID, Iorentz, TOston. Vile.
j. L. Hayden, Mime James H.. Toupsjus
apolis. Demersyiile.
Eel Hansen, st. Paul. W. II. Ken ~. Psul.
A. Free. hnrgssiile. John A. sell. Marys-
l. iieBDigrr. Butte. Vile.
NJ. finkelpaugh, New w. {. Dodge and wife
thicago. PAGER.
Mis- Il. r. L~iyermore. William Watkins. .Jr
new Jersty. d..
v. II. Massey. Spokane. Ralph A.. Lewis. Butte.
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Mineral Locations.

Notices were filed with the county clerk
by w. H. Martin yesterday as follows:
~Oswegatchie. Phil. Sheridan. McGinty,
Emma, Juch and Dipper lodes, near Little
Prickly Pear creek.
King Solomon and Cornucopia, near Silver
City.
Samson and North Star. near Canyon
Creek.
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The clerks in The Bee Hive are SO busy that
they have no time to make a display of goods.
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Tickets for grand masquerade bill giyen By
Naomi Lodge &c. !. Daughters Of Hebpkah, ara
now on sale al Blake AWAITS Office. Helena Cafe
and the California Wine house.
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DR.. King will return the 18th. Fee him if you
have poor sight, tecause we guarantee his work
and are responsible if satisfsction 10 not given.
The j. Steinmetz Jewelry Co.
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Must Treat with the Union.

The parties who took extension ladder from 3IS
Warren street will please return same and save
Themselves trouble.
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Ladies' and children's underwear and hosiery
at less than cost. to close the business, at The
Bee Hive.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Star Course ticket holders Sc
cure reserved seats for Boston Ideal Banjo,
Mandolin, Guitar Club at Pope & O'Con-
nOr'S.
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II you need anything In the different lines car
ried by The Bee Hive. it will pay you well to tee
1he goods, as everything must 10 sold to close the
business.
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Toys and dolls at considerably less thar cost
to close the business, at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

The person that took the ladder from 31s War
rem street will return same at once or stand ar
rest.
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Cut Flowers.
Choicest selections always on hand.
Prices reasonable. Enquire 120 Broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

Statuary and vases at considerably less than
cost at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

Troop A. II. N. g., will give Q grand ball
Feb. &c. Watch ont for ad.
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Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagle's, liz
Clark street.
Schlappi, the artistic piano tuner.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite FRS. National bank.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. II. &. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
n guaranteed specific for Hysterjas Uizz!n ssl
Con g%nisiOns, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Hcsdachsf
Nervous Prostrati0n caused by tho use Of alcohol
Or tObaHcO. Wakefujness, Mental Depression.
f0ftsDing 81 the Brain resnltinH 10 insanity and
IetiiBg 10 rDisery, decay and death, Premature
Old Age. Barrenness, iozs Of Power IN either rex.
Involuntary Losses and Spsrmntorrhdea caused
~ over ~exertion 81 the brain, fe!f-assse Or over
indulgence. Each box contains n months trent
yasnt. 81 90 q boz. or siz boxes for $500 sent
BY mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOTTLES
10 cure any case. With each order received ~
rs for fix bOzes, accOn panied with $500, Va viii
eeUJ tho purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-
fond the money IL the treatment does not effect
acnre: 0uarantoes Issued only ny n. NJ. Par.
chen Il Co.,. druggists. sole agents, Helena, Mont
$500 REWARD
We will pay the above reward for any case 0f
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. jn-
digestion, Constipation or Costiyentes wc cannot
Gre with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with. They ara
purely Vegetable and never fail 10 give ~sstisfac-
non. Sugar coated. Large boxes. containing
20 Pills. 81 cent?. Bewnre Of cOunterfeits aud
limitations. The genuine manufactured only ID
TgE jon &. WEST COMPANY, Chicago. III. SOE
by II. II. parchen h Co. druggists. Helena.
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Special Meeting.

Barney x Eerry's American club skates, former
price 81, only - Is. At The Bee Hive
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UNION PACIFIC.

DLpART.
For all points east, south and west, via
Montana Central and Butte ....... CO. m
Fer ali points east, sonth snd west, via
Montana Central and Butte. ..u.. IL .. N
Via Northern Pacific and Garrison. rs A. m
Via Northern Pacific and GAR 1a50 .. m
AEaIvE.
From all points east, eonth and west,
via Butts and Montana Central. .-. 11:O q. N
From all points east, soath and west,
via Butte and Montana Central ~. $40 .. m
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. 12:20 .. m
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. Lao y. Ii
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The Military .

barney Il Berryis ladies' club skates. only Sl.5O.
nj 1hs. Zoe Hive.
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.Sleds at from 90 cents and upwards at The Be
Hive.
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DR.. Meyer. French optician, mt Mer
chants Hotel.
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DIR. Meyer, French optfcfan, at Mer
chants Hotel.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

DIR. Meyer. French optician, at Mer-
chants Hotel.
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Genuine Blue Point on tn, halfsheIi. Motor
OiiiCa
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DIR. Meyer. French opsici.n. At sGcr-
chants Hotel.