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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
THE WIRE BECAME "LIyE.'



Electric Light Company.
Ole Swanson, employed AZ lineman by
the Electric Light company, had an OK
perience yesterday afternoon that he will
remember. For a very brief time he was
acting as conductor for the strong current
of electricity that came from the wires of
tho Car line and made an exit at the base Of
the pole. Swanson was engngsd In repar-
ing the wires running from the poles at tho
corner of Sixth avenue and Main street.
near the Murphy block. An electric Cur
was coming mp Main street st the time, and
Swanson, who was holding on to the cross-
piece OF the pole, felt queer sensation
creeping over him. lie sat bolt upright
until the cnr paased, and then descended,
thinking very little of tho occurrence.
Power block he ascended the pole there and
tnking his seat the crossarm,
began with his plyera to tighten
the guy wire. While doing 80 he chung to
dead wire. The guy wire about the cen
tire OF the street is only six inches above tho
electric wire on which the trolley runs. While
thus working Car cnme along toward the
depot. There was an unusually high ten
sion on the spring of the 'witch's broom
SUCK, f" ana as tho car passed the wire con-
tanning several thousand volts WAS pressed
against the guy wire. The next thing
foWaA4sob hIlc" Wdb btlHL He WHH hGbinR aH
conductor for large amount OF electricity.
and the guy wire as we'll AS the dead wire
were very much alive. Swanson dropped
over and lost consciousness. Bnt for his
position on the crossarm and the network
OF wires around him, he would
have fallen to the ground. How long he
remained i'll this position he does not know,
though the spectators below on the side
walk say it WAS less than minute. When
the car passed the power wire lost contact
with the other, and the current suddenly
ceased. Swanson revived at once and went
down the pole. He was assisted into a
neighboring store, and in about half an
hour was able TO be about. The only exter-
nal sign of the terrible ordeal he had gone
through WAS a long s,ar where the wire had
burned into tho flesh between the index
WAS still pretty we'll charged with electricity
and will not be himself again, he thinks
until he gets it all out of his System.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
HARRIS
The Glothier,
ST. Louis Block, Main St,
One Price. Square Dealing.
St. Louis Block, Main St,
Where Will We Buv?

1t is not such an easy matter to
decide, when one considers there
are upwards of dozen stocks of
clothing in Helena, and the un-
wary, or the customer not posted,
isss sliable to drop into a store
where their neighbor can buy
much cheaper, because they
question the price. All will agree
that business house that would
sell you suit for $40 after an
effort to get SIS would rob you
of SIS if you cid not ward them
off in stating these facts. We
appeal to the public: (which
most deserves your patronage,
the one price dealer, or the hovse
which would rob you if you,
~~nld allow it?''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Good Racing at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, May TRACK good. atten-
dance large. Three years old and upward,
one mile-L. Leonard won, Cashier second
Happiness third. Time. l;42l4.
Three years old and upward, six furlongs
Princess Limo won Mount Joy second
Radcliffe third. Time. l:l5la.
Three yens-olds, mile and seventy wards
-Kingmnnd won. Bermuda second, Michael
third. lime, las.
Three year-olds, one mile--Longshore
won Belle second, Helter Shelter third
Time, 1:4lS4-
Two year-olds, nine sixteenths of mile
The Nero won, Wager second DR.. Molloy
third. Time ;57l6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Work men Held as Prisoners

ScoTrDALE. Pa, May Tabor leaders
are greatly agitated to-day over informa-
tion they say they have to the effect that
tho coke companies are holding new men
brought here who refuse to work under
surveillance Gnd will not permit thom to
leave the works. 1hey say that about iifty
men areauarantined in houses at Central and
nearly that many at one of the Lisinrngs.
The men will not work, they say, neither
can the, leave on account of armed guards
who turn rifles at them when they try to get
away, The Coke companies when asked
III such measures were being resorted to
made positive denial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
LIABLE TO CAPTURE,

The Vessel Was United States Property
and May BE Recovered.
WASHINGTON, May 7.--Attorney General
Miller this afternoon made public the sub
stance of the correspondence in relation to
the insurgent vessel Etata ahd the schooner
Robert and Minnie. He refused to give
out the full text of the correspondence.
The information given by the attorney
general agrees substantially with that read
i'll the press dispatches. The representa-
tion upon which orders we're originally
given to detain the Robert and Minnie
were made BY the Chilian minister and
were to the effect that he had information
that the neutrality laws we're being vio--
lated. The attorney general refused to in
dictate what further steps he has taken in
the matter since the escape of the two YES
sells, or to discuss the probability of any
international complications. He had sew
eral conferences with the secretary of the
navy during the day and this gave color to
the story that efforts would be made to re-
capture the Etata.
'Can you take vessel on the high seas
without violation of law?' reporter asked
the secretary of the navy.
Eyes SIR" replied the secretary emphat
ically.
"Will you do it?'
II have no answer to make to that" said
the secretary. "You can't skin hare be-
fore You catch him.
This seems to summarize the present sit
uat!on. The Etata will be captured if pos
sible, but she has a long start of any pur-
suer. Her escape raises an important
question of international law. The Ala
bama claims, which cost Great Britain
twenty million of dollars, arose in similar
manner through the equipment of con-
fedsrate vessel in an English port and sup
plying of men, guns and ammunition to
her by British vessels. AS the Etata has
been seized by the United States at San
Diego, she was technically United States
property until discharged and is therefore
United States man-of-war OR TO confisca-
tion if she ever enters a United States port.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Business Suits.

The rage for black continues,
and is greater than it was last
year. We meet it with the
largest stock in the city, no
doubt. We show them in Thib-
cts, Cheviots, Flannels, Serges
and Corkscrews, The prevail
ing style is sack, and cne of the
handsomest suits that is shown
this year is our 1906, a serpentine
Vale Cheviot, bound and patch
pockets, that will be seller or
we miss our guess.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Spring Overcoats,

Have been in such active de-
mand that eur linss are badly
broken. We have therefore
marked them down to such price
that any one wishing to purchase
will sacrifice style to price. We
have two shades, a gray at $12. 50
and light brown at S12, that
are bargains in any Country,
Don't miss them if you want to
buy Spring Overcoat.
You will find our goods clean
and well assorted-nol the shop
worn relics of bygone ages, with
moss on the edges-but all nice
stylish patterns, well assorted,
and what is the most important
in clothing house,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
An Idaho Justice of the Peace Responds t.
tho eau of DUTY.

tho eau of Duty.
United States Marshal Furay came very
near losing Patrick Lennon who is under
indictment for illegal voting Mt Butte last
fall. few days ago the marshal got track
of his man at Burke, Idaho. and started
Deputy Marshal Warren T.. Evans for him
In the meantime Furay to!ecraphed the
authorities at Burke to hold Lennon until
tho deputy arrived. -Four hours after Evans
left for idaho justice OF the peace at
Burke teleGraphod the marshal that the
otlicets woali not hold Lennon unlass their
fees were pad. furay then .elegraphe the
Justice 10 do his duty ~ an American citi-
zen and arrest Lennon" Icste div after
noon the marshal received reply from tue
lestice SAVING Lennon had been taken into
custody and would bo delivered To the
deputy On his arrival.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Loeators of the College,

The Congregational college committos
will arrive to-day from Great Falls ut a.a5.
committee from the board of trade will
meet them on the arrival of the trai n.
During tho afternoon the visitors will bo
shown the various points of interest In and
about tho city. Before their departure for
Livingston, in the evening, the will visit
tho Hotel Rroadwater and the natatorinln.
After tho committee hns visited the various
sites Il meeting will be held and vote
taken upon the location of the proposed
enllaon
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
---77~=7-=7 : - 7'l717-----7--
Ihe Sleep Flst.nk Contest,

SAN FRANcIsco, May THE sleep fast
ing contest which egan n week ago with
twenty entries, ended IN W. @. Woodford
the only contestant who remained awake,
being forced by the management to retif.
Mt 9H5 this morning. He had been without
sleep l5s hours and forty-tive minutes and
when finally obliged to close his eyes was
pronounced by physGirns in danger of los
ing his reason. 1t IS believed tonight he
will recover. He broke the record of lai
hours and twenty minutes made in Detroit,
and received 500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
On the Bennings Track.

WASHINGTON, May -Four and one half
furlongs-Jester won, Stilletto filly second,
Aristocrat third. Time, 49,
Three quarters of mile-Sience won,
Louis second. Silent third. Time. 1861.
Mile and one quarter-Lotion won. Low
lander second, Virgie third. Time, 2:09.
Five and ne-half furlongs-lndia Rub
ber won, Belisarius second Vintage third.
Time. 1:25.
Mile aud decentralization won,
Sam Wood second, Rhody Pringle third.
Time, 1:5014.
Steeplechsse course--Natchez won, Huck-
leberry second, Dewberry third. Time,
4:15.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08

NAsuvrLN, May Track very fast. at
tendance over 5000. Three-year- olds. nine
sixteenths of a mile-k. X. won, Doll,
Mobiles second, Alice ID. third. Time, :h3la
Three years old and upward. seven fur.
longs-lSutch won, Sullrose second, lied
Light thiyd. Time, l:39l,.
Three years old and upward. mile and
ne-siXteenth-NirGe Dor won. Long Shot
second. Wyndom third. Time, lao.
Belle Meade stakes three -year-old tlllies.
one mile Ida Pickwink won, Philora sec
oud. Bonnie Byrd third. Time, las.
Two year olds, five furoups Mitch
ell won. Blaze Make second. Westlake third.
Time, l:O6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Official Weatller.

WAsHINGToN. May 7.-The signal Office
special weather bulletin to-day saws the
cold weather prevailing over the country
for the past three or four dnys was of I'M
usual severity, extent and duration and has
been accompanied III some sections by lower
temperatures for the season and later trosts
than ever previously recorded by the signal
service The temperature will probably
rlso SLOWLY from this morning over tho
whole country and severe frosts are not
likely again to occur this season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Thc V. Al. q. A. Convention.

KANSAS Cry, Mny AT the Y. NJ. G. A.
meeting to-day number of interesting all
dresses were delivered. Among them VIVA
one 10y Nice-presileut Peabody, of tho BAL
tmore OHIO railroad. On the oppoitunI-
ties and responsibilities Of railroad assocl.
ton work and Its best methods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Bought 1000 Acres Of Iand.

HunoN, s. d., May 7.-To-day was con-
summated the largest single private sale of
farm lands over made in South Dakota.
William Glangoue, OF Hull. England. s0ld
So 600 ucros OF land in tho James river vsl-
Icy to tho Now York Land and lrrigsti On
company. of Huron. The prics paid was
not disclosed. The company nov owns
100, 600 aeros IN tho artssiau basin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08

MiiwAukEF, May burglars are follow
ing IN the wake Of n circus IN the interior
ct 4he state and many rohberies are re
ported. The most serious occurred at
Marinettc. Wis. 'the safe Of the Marin
ette Iron works was broken open last night
and $1,000, mostly belonging to employees,
taken.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
BASE BALL GAMES.

The Home Club Mentioned First in the
Record Here Printed.
LEAGUE CLUBS.
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg 4.
Chicago3 3. Cleveland g.
Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia Z.
Boston 8, New York 8.
ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
Boston 8. Cincinnati 10.
Baltimore 10, Louisville 7.
Washington ., st. Louis ii.
Athletic &. Columbus IA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08

At tho meeting of this school trustees laal
night tho following appointments wsra
made IT, Ill vacancies; Clara botkin, HaIly
Mat MAS, tinunnh Sommsrmicr. Minnie
kiefenrath, Matte Greenless and Mise
Franc Magnsss
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
Hank lteperts called For

WAsnINaroN. May ~ he comptroler of
the currency has issued n call for reports of
the condition of national banks at tho
close OF business, Monday, May 4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-08
To Snperintsna Irrigation in Montnan.

WASHINGTON, May Walter H. Graves,
of Denver, Cob, has been appointed super
mteudent of irrigation on the Grow reser-
vation III Montana at Il salary Of 81, 700 per
annum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Watk fir Weatter!

8nr iber 50Sabren i@on tpurbe Mts.
MinsIoD's Sootbing 6prup bon Wfils
lionen bon Mitterr beim 3abnen BET
Qinber a~mgesrenbet. Mirf Du i'm
@@lafe btr@ bas S9reien zines Rinbes
geffbrt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb Dor
S9meraer tueints Weun 70, IaFe iofort
eine GlaI@e bon sMrs. Minslotp's SOP.
thing eprup" 6oleu. Gein wertb III u.1s
be3ablbar. &c tpirb benz tIeinei1 2eibett.
ben iofort 2iaberung beri@afen. Ser.
IaBt gu@ barauf, Mitter, es 1T tei,
3petfel bardber. gs beilt 9bfenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nierett, beleitigt Mino RoIit, ers
tpei9t ben Gaurren, b~erbinbert @nt3in.
oung unb iidrtt bas garae 5pHem.
rNers. Winslptps Soothing Syrup
fur 3abnenbe Rinber 1T angenebm tn
@ei6mad unb bas &eaept fammt BON
einem Der beffer tueibli6en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit BET dlien
9rugeiften in ber ganaen Welt 3a boz
ben. preis Is @ts. per GIai6e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. @ias,
Ions Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

0ienanS 5lueiielt, oaB Or. Sase's
@atarrb @emeoD audi pirtlid ieben
Gafarrb bcilt. Oh 6u nun bic 9raufbeit
srit tteuerbtnsS Dir 5use3osen ober oh
bieielbe bereits ldn9er in 6eincm SOrper
Uur3elt, neil Die 9eriteler lift 8ers
traren 6ur6 cine @arantie bon $500
befrdftisen, un6 5tuar 1T bies feline
marttidreieriide 5eitunss : @arautie,
ionbern finO 6ieiel6m rauf Gerlansea"
ieoen Gusenblid fir bid bereit.
Dieler gaseublid tritt Ouu, elm, lueurt
Oa benefit, baB Die 9eriteIer bsfislbsu
biz feline 9eiluns peridafea tonnten.
Der @run6 fir ibr 8ertrauen liest
aber BARN
Or. Cages Seilmittet bat fd ais
iOldes beluabrt 1T neua uno neun3is aus
bun0ert 66len pon Gatarrb int &opfe,
uno Die @OrlO's Dispeniarp MeOical
GRociatiOu tann Seabalb ba8 8iiifo fi1
stifattea, bid ais BEN ~etiuaisen 9unbert-
iet an3uisbeu.
Die ein5ise 6rase 1T nun Die = bif
bu bsreit ben gerind su MAIDEN, Oa bic
6erfeler sewiat fin6, bas @iiitO gu
dbernebmen
ST Dies Der 5au, 70 1T Oas @eitere
gang siafad. On besablit an Oeineu
Gpotbeter SO Gents unO Der 8erlu9
besinnt.
Strebft Su nad ben $500, 70 lutrf
Su stipas piel 8eiieres srbalten = cine
bo~0ftdnOise 9eituns
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mfe III bies

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Belpbnnns
fir ieben Gaa bon Ratarrb, ber ntdt bur9 Gin.
nebmen bon Sau's Ratarrb Sur aebeiIt ueroen
tann.
8. s. Gbeneb & Co., Gisentbtimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir, bic tlnter3ei9neten baben 8. s. gbenss
felt ben Ietten IL Sabren sefnnnt un6 baltsu
TIN fir boQfomnien ebrenbat in allen De.
f@dftSbanblunsen unb finau3ieu befdbist,
ale bon feiner Girnta etnsesan9enen Serbinn>
Ii@feiten 80 erflaen.
SET & gruar, g%robbanOeIs GrosniFen,
9olebo, Ohio.
IS aIbing q, Rinnan& Marbtu, grcSs
banbels.D roguiffen, 9olebc, ObiD.
Sau'S Ratarrb &ur iuirb inuerli@ eeaon,n.er
un6 pirtt birett auf baS 8Iut uno Bic f@lei.
misen OberF6@en bes @bfems. 9eusnife
fret perfanbt. Rrei8 75 geMts fit bic Glaf9e.
Werfanft bon allen Mprtbetern.
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..@,tt a~uslebeu".

Oas nsut ausie5en1 bdnst ni&t Bios RON Der Saut=
farbe ab. Gs 1ieSt ttefer, benn es bdnst BON benl se=
iunben 3ufanbe Ser inneren Srsane ab. SIT bic Sober
untp itis, bann febt man selb unb sauts ans, TT Der
Wasen in Ilnorbnuns, bann iiebt man opspepttiA
srdrnIt@ unb perbrieBlt@ aus. Gprse fur cute @es
iunbbeit, bann ptrft Dn nsut ausieben". electric
8itterS III sas srpbe SeiImittel, baS anreSenb unb te=
Iebenb auf Bite tnneren Srsane einpirtt. GS rertreibt
juslei& Wnsf@Idse, @ei@phre, GbAten unb icnfise
llnretnisteiten Der Saut, nnb reri@afft einen retnen
Eeint. gu bdben in Der apptbete BON DreiB, Tbpmp=
ipn s. Go. so Gents Bite Glal1e.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

Or. 29m. 9tetter tpeiIt seeentpdrtis
In EUROPA. Die 3eit feiner &hdtebr
ipirb in ben 6paltet bieIes 8laties be-
FAINT gema9t tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

Syebem bas Geine. 9~oIIanb 1T
bic bette Be3uesquele ftr Sbee unb
Raffee.-Mout Sbr @u@ etn 5~ufriebenes
0eim betf@afen 3auft $bee unb
bon 6oIIanb.-G s 1T Cure
S@ulb, tueun Sbr i@Ie@ten 2afs
fee betommt; BET 9olIano, 237 Wef'
gommerceftraBe, 1T er ffets ausge3ei@net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23

den bon sartem 8lau ober &oIa Inn
ibren gals. Damn iebeu fe gau3 prbig
aus.
9as Naigatorleber III Elm bett1ntlis
der 9anbelsartiteI. Sic meifen &eiies
tai@en uno @@reibmappeu, bic mon
bier Rebt, fopie aud fIeinere @egell.
ftdnbe, pie Brieftaf6en unb portemon=
naies, b~eioubers aber @@ubtpert, tuers
ben aug bteiem o~auerbaften unb tpafere
oi@ten Seber gefertiat. @ie es f9 bon
benz Seber unterf@eibet, bas mir Rro.
tooilbaut tennen, tpeiB i'd ni9t; es
tebt genau ebenio aus. 5ebr tbeuer
1T es ui@t. Sir elm 5ea, bas 1,80
Meter lang rnb gegen 20 gentimeter in
Der Mitte brett lit, 3abIte Id $3.50.
MuBer NQigatDren, bdngenbem Moos,
19Snet palmen, guten uno biligerl
Ipfelfnen 1T in Sadionoile ni6t bel
gu boIen. Die 6fentli9en @ebdube,
bic Der @inuobner nit ienem finoli1en
Stole, Der ben Nmeritanern eigen lit,
iotalb He auf ibre Stdbte, Bauten unb
Ginri@tungen gu fpre@en tommen, benz
5remben als Sebensmuroigteiten seigt,
Rro ai9t ertpdbnenspertb. IS lit
f6tper oerf6abli@, bob Sadlonbile aIs
8interrefuaium aufseiu@t Dirb, bentt
In biefer 8saiebung tann es nit benz
unperglei4li6 i66neren unb tomforz
tabieren ct. Nusuiine gar ni9t bers
gli9en tperben. 8ermutbIi1 1T es Ie6r
piel biaiger, aber aud In bieIem Talle
nod inner 5iemli9 tbeuer.
GteiIi6, tpenn man bic BtDipsfte Der
9otels lief, 10 muB man @ott meib
wel9e @r%partungeu begen. 90 mirb
ans eradblt, baB td8Ii6 saonssrts1 bon
oer &ap.Ie unter Seitung bes 9errn
YrofeRor gounbIo gege5en tperoen. Sn
Mabrgeit ~Dereintgen f6 altd9li1 areis
nal ei1 t~rarxiger &lopierpauter, 3tpei
@eiger, elm geIofpieler, elm Gl6tii urb
etn &larinettenbldier, I'M bic &ttbe 3u
ffbren.
@era6e3u f6adberbaft III bic ffd6tii@e
8eleuGtuns. Die tpeuisen 2oteruerl
farrert bon S6mub. 9ie 3eute piHett
.nffefthnf nnf f1iH1f Nnh nlfM Nnfcrnnf1 1t
6sr Msoens38nSsn nsSS~ss 81 mos% &"
mol c-srs;n;ot n,srnsr Ss.Fsr W. CIV LINN" M
finer Iirhsri}brth1;t iaeben H. 81 81; ~ Ssn,
Sane ihrsr Ery;St,mr mn ~ hsr
Md9tigteit Der Gtoubi9i9t. bic BITE
nber riehrioes Sitter mil g;xsrbe;f az,
mdo.n S,trm h;e5e nrouem 1esMs;hsn
i1ht nun Elm ismrneyI;% HedsrnSss
ssISmmS,sn fein SiMt n, tnsrspm nesitrs
iim NIT iehr nmner,5rsrSsm q .;oIns
To mor nen,s,ft b,t Sos S;sss w. Ssr
9siemmtnwr SoM tx, MP n;sI r g ~.
mon N ",sn uih 4.S tt @ wv W.
neStrerot sn me;tsm Sm;,Gsnra,,r.s S
Ssheu S;sss .ose 'ns, uHsrsr onsa;n'
amer MN NM, mus ~ rs,,, S a
Sr"no s;n % ssSr o map q. msns ssT 80. ;a", nn.
Hm her NJ ys%tsm Msos bas,"s+ ~" ~,
sein Nonehem Inn on S s;s;"su a ,nsT o.
nsn Mnnf.,r Ssr Gtoht ,,nter ss onsssar,
an BEN .gouose Ser 6nteIs. b~ienbenhs
eIe riIne WeIeuh;unnen onoehromt
bie oher mebr hTsnhen 'oJs hsIenMtsn
alaes bos Hn6 chem iene omerifoni}men
eioenthiimIimen l1nfettiofeitsn RE mcn
bbiInfnhbifh In ben po%f nshr,sn ,r"s
Sie birr az Somhe fsimsm meysSsu "uP.
foIen. Inh nm lie IN heshois Ser ner.
lE 49, ~ S~S1uso w. Obts
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p@- 2aBt @u@ bel 9ancoaf &
g obi eine1 Nnsus MAIDEN; Sbr toer'
bet aufriehen fein.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-11-14
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, lss
COUNTY OF MCLEAN.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDIT

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Washburn, Mclean Co., N. D., Oct. 81, 1891.
I. Frank Wells, Auditor Of Mclean County,
North Dakota, do hereby certify that the an
neXed list Of real property has become delinquent
BY reason Of non,p 4; yn .atf Of r, t1x ELS for Or, III year ear
interest, advertising and all other costs %accruing
thereon, as provided by statute, together with
costs OF sale, commencing ON the first Tuesday
A. D.. 1891, between tho hours of 8 O'Clock Il. M.
and 4 O'Clock p. M, continuing from day to day
in the Court House, In the Town Of Washburn,
County Of Mclean and State Of North Dakota.
Witness my hand this 3lst day Of October,
Ali. 1891. FRANK b. WELLS,
County Auditor.