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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-30
COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE-No
~ ties = hereby given that Saturday. the ISzh
day Of June. A. D. 1891. the following described
Of King. state Of Washington Will be sold g. pub
le auction al the door Of fhe county courthouse in
said city 20 the highest Aad best BIDDER Iherefor
to-Rif:
Fractional lots % four 81 and swe f5i in block
thirtyeigaf f3Sl in g q 8oreuis pIAz OF al add
tioz 70 the city Of Seattle
said property has the following frontage viz:
west Third street g. 70 feet On the north Isssr-
sou street. lie feet ne east alley n block 80
AFORESAID. 1888 feet ths above described zeal e.
tate nezng the properly Of King county and
purposes
The property wlu be sold sabsec. 10 occupation
BY King coGury for county purposes until suca
time 2s he new comfy building Ro< N process
o. construction shall De rrady for use. provided
s1ch tine o. occupation shall nos extend beyond
Terms Of sale vii be 20 per cent down a. the
time OF sac % ancs 20 b. paid execution AID
delivery Of deed conveying re property.
BY Greer q The board Of CON nxsszoEsrs Of EiBg
county, Nasa FRED GASCH. Chairman
NOTICE To UNDERTAKERs-NOTIC IS
~ hereby gwen thai On Monday. Jane J. 1891,
a1tl the hour 2. q. on said DAY. sealed p---
pOsAis vii De received by the boArs OF county cum
missioners Of \ ng county. Washington. flr the
de On the counTv fsrrn for the period Of one wear
tros1 the 10Th dsy Of June. 1891
such proposal EslssE state specific sum for each
oarial, King county 70 furnish the necessary
Each proposal nnst Be aeeonpaatass BY a ce-.5.
net check q Two h1n3re<s dollars 10 b forfeited n
ne eoUaLy oy the Successful bidder IN he fails
10 enter Into contract within ave Gays zwars
The 5O4za reserves the rgat 70 re5ec, any and al
BY order Of the board Of eoanty commissioners.
Z. a THICHELL.
Dated At Seattle. May IS, 1881
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
~ hereby given that bid. will be received by the
board OF commissioners Of King county, Wash. in
the ONCE Of the auditor of said county until Tues-
day, June 2 1891, at the hour Of o. NJ for The
construction and completion OF wagon bridge
and necessary approaches across Snoqualmie river
at the hop ranch.
plans and specifications file in the office Of said
auditor.
Each bid must be sealed and ACCOMPANIED by q
certified check OF three hundred $500. O0) doaxs
as a guarantee of good faith.
The successful bidder win be required to enter
into contract within three DAYS after the da,e Of
award and 10 give good and sufficient bond in tie
fnll sum of the contract price.
bids a TWTCHFTI
County Auditor and ex-officlo Clerk of the Board.
Dated at Seattle, May l9, 1891.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACrORS-NoTI Is
BOARD OF commissioners of King county Wash, In
the once OF the auditor of said county until Tues
Gay June Z. 1881, at the hour of D. NJ for tie
construction and completion of wagon bridge
and necessary approaches across White river a.
Boise creek.
Said bridge 70 be constructed in accordance with
the plans and Specifications file in the ofice a
said auditor.
Each bid must be sealed and accorunsniss hv a
certified check OF three hundred $500 oO) dollars
as a guarantee of good faith.
The successful bidder will be required n en-sr
award and 20 give good and sufficient bond IN The
fGl sum of the contract price.
bids f. A TWTcEETTJT Fl" -
County Auditor and eK-officio Clerk of the Board
DATED AZ Seattle, May IS. 1891.
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CITY NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES CONCURRENT

HOUSE OF DELEGATES CONCURRENT
wasreas. Il sppears that. owing 10 certain legal
questions arising pertaining T. the lsssGHS Of local
i'm pEoSement oonas. and that even Il 40 q1asFloT,
"a 20 their Legality was rzssec 4 sens r. So
Die 70 sell such oonds within The res rjctI5us If
the charter as 20 pr.ce and rzre az tnsars-T -
thus the city e0unc defeated from carving oTr
TIE wishes Of numerous peiItiouers and paAlic
lnproSerg eats o. streets is Al siAncstil: there
Resolved hy the house CT delegates. the board az
aldermen C0rcuEriug. That AL citizens aps rror-
erty holders 10 crested n any % The PROPOSED iz-
p2ofS1NntS O any street tAe Application for
which = ROW pending before the cirv curp~fI ~
Tor vhich a petition = soon 20 be presented be
urgently Ves4aeSlEd 20 seclre toe signatures Of
owners If over three-Sfth. OF the mont FEET "a
peSlt Chs 2sSsHg Tor he Improvement ca rhe.f-a
mediate pay n,elit psaa, @s The charter provides
be adopted shan be By payment hy hsnsf~ eTcert
"a case ne owners q more Than tAree-ffths II TIE
ruE4oer ef the 'front.' feet The properly fronriag
such street ia the eIstric shas pefi7i,n for -
ether 10 ole Al OF tssJre the pzseAxe II slch
The T2a.Ss Pc Esoae1 for And &C. frarrs ~ usss
lsr " rSs = requested 20 notify Al pa.lri5rsers
extS-ing c=s'&4tioes vii art' about tias rlneh-
neez1esl Improvements ane snahse mary HiIifnz
l@oorsrs . secure work
1897. -' " * as n = W : d Ieyx e Nay
President House % Delegates.
Passed board OF 2l1ernsrn this 15ia 1sy % Nay,
a D Assl tr-OKeE ". ALL.
President hoard o. Aldermen
Filed BY ne this 2elh cay = Nay, A D. 1871
Puo'sshei May y, A D 1871 II e''' N's'A
ID EGIsTkATIoN NoTTCE.-NoTEcrI Is HERE
h 5y given 70 the ssa-iaed electors q ne city o.
Seattle Tnst he regis1rascE books o said city are
bours OF = q. and p n for ne Esrros- q reg
isfrztion for The coming SPECIAL sIrT election 10 e
he'd On AoD1sy yGas J. A b. 1871 z2d sil re-
man oFea until Friday. Nay -, A D 1897, when
they vii pe cosec fo< the p1rpcse 0f organization
and Val remain closed uat1 after the Nd special
Dated Maya
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BLACESHITRING.

pOBERT q. WESTERMAN HEAVY FORG-
III ing and general blacksFnithing- machine. shop
steamboat ard building vo-k: al kinds Of Logging
and nlil tools manufactured West street: uf,rxh
of YeSler avenue. z. O. Box Ill. Seattle Wash
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TAELORNG.

4 RTHUR L CtON. COTS Elm BC 49,
n TIE John l. Nltcssl Mex forN -
system used. "O1r specially trousers -
Seattle. WASH -
L J. LASSEN. gERCr Ant IA -
II. block. JccEseutRI square. south cSO''1~
AID 1~<a@r avavsrFa rayre@ tl
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CRY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = MGR -
~ street grade--@eaed proposals viii BE- rssss
by the undersigned secretary on the bs,sr =
lie works OF the city ~ Seattle on or bess~s -
day, June s. 1891, az ~ o'clock noon FOR - 20
Ing and construction Of sidewalks On hash -,
McClair street. from YesIer awenise ~ 49, - q
line 81 Eaton street., In the city Of Sessfi. -
coTtance with the plans and Specifications a. ~
file in ny Office. -
Zach bid is TO be accompanied by a $500. .
check payable 10 the order Of the sftv corn
for q sum not less than per cent o. fhe s.ssal
bid. aud no bid will be considered unless 49,.
MED by such check.
The board Of public works reserve the r.xss -.
Jet any and All bids r. W. D. ROTBR9rnr N
Secretary Board Of Pubiie 49,
First publication May %. 1891.
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BOOK RTNDERT.

DENoyEFE ASTHoNY-s BlNz1<
II claEkbook manufactures. rs1noxeN - -
i.igron street, corzsr Gem s''s- ! Is!
ASA
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MARBLE AND cRAyTrE y.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. r
~ aer sixth and PIKE streets. -eattie. - Z
cemetery wark On sn1Ete=s nesice'
ntsnetf On application.
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AssAYERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL AsSAYER FOR
". Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined; as
saying and chemical work Of all kinds done. Rooms
~, ~ and ~ sullivan building Front, between
Cherry and Columbia.
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yl-ANTED--WILL PAY CASH FOR A
w house and lot in city limits, hiEh land and
good neigh borheosl. II must be q bargain Address
r. q Box i.%o6
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MILLINERY,

MILLINERY.
THE ROSEBUD, 20 PIKE STREET.
i Trimmed hats. laSSst design, for spring and
summer wear.
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS. BIG
~ Glow house, BIC Pike street new assortment
spring and summer imported millinery Of latest
fashions.
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VETERINARIAN.

A J. AINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
"a. graduate Of Toronto Veterinary College. OF
ice al Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 200: residence telephone 367.
GREEN & NUGEST, VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clans and surgeons; honorary graduates Ont.
Vet. College. Office and in6rmary at Quincy Cab
stables corner West and University streets; tele-
phone 432.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-30

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEases. 4
- a. tae office - he board or p1bstc 80
the city o seassle up 20 noon o FRIDAY, 1900
1881 tl- TAO io1s Of scrap ron SOW ID es&fsse =
superintendent 81 the city - aFer w5rks ane
b. found n To yard Of the Eroadw2y p41rxx~S
statsoE corner OF ErnadNAy and fssier 80
the other a. tie city material yard. coxzsf -
son and cor uerciai streets. -
Bids 20 b MAZE N esags per pound for 80
ter a. Terms % be cas- -
Tie board reserves the right % rstecs any 80 "
bids -
Bidders VIII please endorse their tenders ~
OUTSIDE '.Prc p9ss-is fer scrap irOa.
By orsssr e ne s0&r1s- .--,s E
r. ". y HOLBRO0n. -
First puolicat on May 5. 1881.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-30

TOR sALE-I MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
It property in the BENTON and summit additions
For bargains on Madison street see +. w. AIMS
worth, 60s second street
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A Ii KINDS OF IRON FIRE-Esc APES NAN
~ uf&ctured BY LeAry q Caldwell a LOWEST MES
once - sullivan block Froas ssZesA
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HASTED-INFoRM4TIoN.

ygASTED - INFORMATION oF FRANK
W Francisco: was last heard from a. " haicom,
Wash Address y Cole. Houghton. WASH
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ROOMS AND BoARD.

BOARD WITH ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN-
~ SUITE from $40 TO $50 per month for two per-
corner Madison
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS

CARMICHAEL. STIRLING 4 co IAN
- scape g2rdners; plans and estimates furnish.
Box SS44 city.
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WANTED--A PARTNER WITH $3.50 To
w take half interest In paying store. good
location ard paving business: stock consists Of
furniture. Bidding. stoves. tlnwRrc. crockeFy. etc
. grea; chance far tbs right parry Address store,
Post Intelligence.
WANTED PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN A
w genteeI established business paying 100 per
rent yer annum. Address John Doe, Box Sal Sc
attic.
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ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY rrT
Il henry 5 Ice cream. al nAvorS alrvsvx or ns-ts
delivered promptly 70 ali parts Of the cftv: Nsfro-
plnts 20 cents. TWO quarts 81. or 81 Ter saIjsT,:
homemade candies. made fresh daily; LarssSt a.
sortment II TIE city 81 Henrys, ST. ThEF,i street
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DooM AND BOARD FOR TWO; FIRST
II class s0s Columbia
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TIE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY. MAY
rrxAxcIxE.

MONEY re IoAN-APPLY TO WRESTLING
VI & Wrestling. Attorneys ut Law, and Bos-
ton block.
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HOTEL TO LEASE-THREE-STORY BRICK
II hotel centrally located on Water street Port
Townsend. Wash, containing 80 bedr CONS din
ing-room. kitchen storeroom and basement: will
tease rom 10 years; furniture and bar fixtures
for sale cheap fine emporium ity for an energetic
man with three or four thousand dollars to make
money. Apply TO +. A. Bartlett. Port Townsend,
Wash
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A LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
n cure and Electrologisf. hairdressing pariors
2e and 30 Hoyoke block, Front and Spring streets
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L'oR sALE-SEvEN READ OF FINE WORK
Il cattle cheap. and logging outfit: must be sold
Apply 10 Anderson Bros, Jackson and Pearl
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4 r. WILSON, i,ala THIRD STREET,
al ground ioor, Pennsaa and teacher: card viii
sng aud sngrossns.
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every de-
scrip.ion: wharf building. pile-driying, dredging
and steam shovel excavating; plans and speclnca-
lions furnished on application; correspondence So
Iicife.i. Office, Occidental block Seattle. Wash.
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Tor SALE-THREE FINE BUILDING LOTS,
II top Queen Anne Hill. close 10 caDle: a barg ain
ri $500 each: one-third cash: time balance.
1'reen owner, rooms POI. 2O2 Washington block,
Front street.
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NOTICE TO C0NTEAt FoRS-JDf 81 q
~ Back street grade-SeaieG proposals - e-S
received BY the Undersigned, secretary Of ne
az pgnllc WORKS VI the city Of seattle. On ~ ~
Fridxy. June 3. 1891. Fl IL ocsock noon. ~
sides Of joy and Black streets fren knlgnl MsI
20 epOt street. ia the city Of - 4rt1e, N - =
ance with the plans and Specifications Bow ~ N
- my Office -
zch Did IS % be accom- Panied oy certI 20
payable 10 tne ORDER q IN city c9mpsross ~ ~
sum not .Iess than peg cerlt- Of tns sraou1-
oy scch cheek 1850
The beard Of public works reserve TIE to- x -
sect any ard 81 oil.s- r ". D. hOLb 80
secretary Beard Of Public Wak->f
first pshllratlon Nay .. l-9l.
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HOTELS

4 BSoIT HOUSE RESTAURANT PTKf
n street, Is now open; home cooking a srs-ssIfv
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-08-08
From Eureka to Ely, Taylor
and Phoebe.
Carrying the U. S. Mails and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express.
GOOD STOCK AND QUICK TIME

csTAGES OF THIS LINE LEAVE EU-
- reka daily at A. NJ. for Hamilton, Ely
and Taylor and twice week from Taylor 10
Phoebe.
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Poll taxes are not Included IN this
list.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is correct list of taxable property,
not exempted by law, as appears on
the Assessment Roll of White Pine
County, Nevada, for the year 1891.
BEN PAYNE,
Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor of
White Pine Comfy, Nevada.
Ely, New, August 7. 1901.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning oy
w. L. DAVIS.
Terms of subscription:


THE NEWS Office is. supplied witn every
Iscriy p.;n,inG ,i in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting dai
card 10 full-shest poster tuIheo o's ~
abort notice Orders Solicited.
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ASSESSMENT ROLL
-. Of....
WHITE PINE COUNTY
For the Year 1891.

Following is the total valuation on
which the several persons herein
named are assessed for the year 1891
REAL ESTATE.
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$1,000. OJ year is being made by John
! X. Goodwin, Troy, NY. at work for us.
\ Reader, you may not make as much but
! we can teach you quickly how to carr
4 from fb TO so day at the start, an
more as you go on. Both sexes,al aet
|&In any part of America, you can coa
q mence at home, giving all your time,t
y spare moments only 20 the work. ALI
new. Great pay suRk for every won
er. We start you, furnishing every.
thing. EASILY, SPEEDILY learned.
!. PARTICULARS FREE. Address at
flNsON q co.. PORTLAND, MAINR.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30
Tho Holiday EnternriSe.

Geo. H. Wright, publisher of the Living
ston Enterprise, has issued a holiday edi-
ton of that bright paper superior in many
respects, and equal in all. to any similar
publication heretofore issued in Montana.
Tt is not a mass of advertisements of pri-
waite mercantile and other houses, nor of
Mandatory biographical notices. but a clear
and comprehensive statement of the wealth,
resources and business enterprises of Liv-
ingston and Park county. 1t tells of the
mining industry, of the stockgrowing bust
ness, of the manufacturing enterprises, and
in addition shows the possibilities of sew
eral sections tributary to Livingston. All
the towns and agricultural communities, as
we'll as the mining districts in the state, are
concisely described. while a number of
special articles give a great deal of valuable
information. Given q wide circulation, it
is a publication which cannot help but be
of great service to those who are pushing
Livingston and Park county to the front.
geographically it is very neat, and the
publisher may congratulate himself on the
completeness of his work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30

WILL the people of Louisiana rise SUI
perior to the brides of the Louisiana
Lottery company and forever stop it's
infamous work in that state? Accord.
ing to Judge McGloin, Of the Louisiana
court of appeals, the company annually
has twelve drawings in which 1913, OOO,-
600 are invested. The total of prizes at
these twelve drawings are sl4, 767, 200.
Thus the gross profits are S13, 800.
In other words, says Judge McGloin, the
company takes nearly forty-seven per
cent for itself and gives the winners fifty
three per cent. These are indeed start
ling figures. The accumulated millions
of years form the resources with which
these pirates are now fighting the hon
est people of the state. 1t will require
resolute integrity, indeed, for the debt
ridden people of the commonwealth tc
resist an enemy so equipped.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30


ERAsTUs W1MAN said a good thing to
the New York dry goods men the other
night when he told them that what New
York particularly needed was a society
for the encouragement Of public spirit.
There is nothing in which the metropo-
lis is SO much lacking. Whether it is
because it started on its career without
it, or has outgrown it, it is a fact that
the city is deficient in local pride. This
is a serious charge to bring against any
community, but it is true, and the fault
unless it is cured will prevent New York
from ever becoming a truly royal city.
The same criticism applies with equal
force to other and smaller cities. Lack
ing q resolute, determined public spirit
cities with great natural advantages lag
in the race for supremacy and are left
far in the rear by towns that have fewer
aids from nature. New places like
Helena can cure this defect by moving
in time. And there is no better way to
do it than by organization, elbow-to-
elbow work for common ends and the
benefit Of all. By association in public
enterprises individuals get inspiration
and become benefactors of the commu
mites in which they live.
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He Was a Perfect Gentleman.

st. Louis Globe-D Democrat: "He fought
q fair and manly contest and deserved the
victory for his gentlemanly conduct
and fairness" With this touching
tribute to the winner the Asso
ciated press concludes a two-col-
umn account of a highly scientific fight in
New Orleans on Tuesday night between
Col. Billy Myer and Col. Tommy Carroll,
from which the latter emerged second best,
The s'gentlemanly conduct of Col. Myer
consisted in binding both of Col. Carroll's
eyes, breaking his nose, knocking out five
of his teeth. knocking him down about
twenty times, and leaving him finally a
mutilated and disfigured mass in one cor
ner of the ring, unable to recognize either
friend or foe. Some people have queer
ideas of the constituent elements of ''gen-
conduct"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30
THE WEATHER.
THE AMERICAN CLAIMANT.

The opening chapters of Mark Twain's
new novel, the publication of which will
begin in Sundays INDEPENDENT, are at
hand and give ample promise Of a most
delightful literary treat for II readers.
The book opens with u breeziness and
freshness that at once rivet the atten-
tion Of the reader, and every paragraph
sparl1les with droll humor. As a special
Offer to persons living out OF the city
who are not now subscribers to The In
DEPENDENT, we will send the SUNDAY
INDEPENDENT by mail during the con-
tinuance Of this story for seyenty-tive
cents in advance. Persons living in the
city who wish to get the opening chap
ters should send in their orders for pa
pers to DO delivered by carrier at once.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30
She Kept Some Boarders.

He rang the bell at the door of a Cass
avenue bo~arding-house and a woman APP
peared. She must have known everything
in her business by instinct, explains the
Detroit Free Press.
do you keep boarders here?" he in
CURED, hesitatingly.
Sometimes we do, ind sometimes we
DON'T" she replied after making a survey of
him.
How is that? ! don't understand" he
ventured.
Them that pays we keep, and them that
don't we bounce" she said, and watched
long enough to see him 90 away.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-30
WANTS JUDGMENT REVERSED.

The Great Falls and canada Road Tight
ing n Verdict.
Ex-Gov. Carpenter for the Great Falls
n Canada railroad, and Geo. W.. Taylor
and F. A. Merrill for George Sweeney, yes
terday argued before the supreme court the
appeal OF the company from a verdict of
the Cascade county court awarding Sweeney
$500 damages. Sweeney was employed
by the road as car cleaner. While under a
car doing some repair work. an engine
backed up against the car, starting it, and
SEQ 5000 and got ST, 800 damages. The rail
road company appeal on the size of the
verdict and disclaim also any responsibility
for the accident. The upreme court took
the matter under ADJUSTMENT.