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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02
Mems night shirts at The Zee Hive, only 75c.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Montana legion K. S. will meet this even
ing.
Rev. W. Rollins will lecture on "Heroism
Modernized' at st. Paul's church on Thurs
day evening.
Charles j. johnson, a native of Sweden.
was admitted to citizenship by the district
court yesterday.
A. j. Steele and wife have conveyed to
John E. Hanple lots 5 and 6 in block V of
the Mauldin addition for $1,000.
The well known theatrical architect, Mr..
Woods, is xpeeted to arrive to-day to sub
nit plans for the construction of the new
opera house.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
at st. Paul's M. +. church last evening. An
exhibition of Mrs. Jarley's n KIT works was
a most interesting feature of the pro-
Grainme.
The concert for the benefits of the Pres
b%yterlan church, to be given on May 7,
PROMISES to be a fine affair. Madame
Medine, Mr.. HirshEeld. P.of. Romnndy,
Miss Wilson and Mr.. Hoenig will appear.
There will be a meeting of the Montana
club at their looms this evening at S O'Clock.
1t IS TOR the purpose OF selecting a building
committee and arranging iluai details Tor
the construction of the new club house.
The social event of the week will be the
opening of tie B~roadwater on Wednesday.
Prof. Romandy's orchestra will be present
and VIII give concerts during the season.
Du5lng May concerts will be given Tuesday,
Thursday and sunday evenings.
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CLAIMED
James Mailoy AMI His Interest in the
Ida Lode.

James Malloy AMI His Interest In the
Ida Lode.
March %, 1890, Malloy owned a one
fourth interest in the Ida lode near Willow
Syringe in Jefferson county, which he sold
to John Berkin for $1,C20. In the trial ot
the case at Boulder Malloy said he was in
to2lcated at the time he signed the deed
and that his interest was worth at least
Sl5,00o. He also claimed that the consid-
Grafton he received was grossly inadeuuate
and that the deed was procured by fraud.
Rerkin, he said, knew the t. u, value of the
mine at the time he bought Mallov's inter
est and fraudulently concealed that knowi-
edge from HIM and represented that he
knew nothing about it. halioy testified
that he had been away from the mine for
about a year; that during this time the
property had been greatly developed and
was paying dividends, but did not learn of
it until later. Berkin denied that tine in
terest was worth $4,000 and that when
ne bought 1t the mine was endu-
veloped and is yet of uncertain value and
upon development may prove to be wholly
Worthless. he said he only knew of the
mn by current rumor and denied taking
advantage of Malloy's Ignorance, and said
Malloy was sober when he signed the deed.
The verdict of the jury WAS in halloy's
favor. Judge Galbraith adopted the special
findings, and in addition found that, besides
the gross inadequacy of the rrice, touching
which he said there could be no controversy
tue defendant had. in common parlance.
committed sharp practice upon Mallov. and
that it amounts to fraud in law. He or
dered that if Malloy should pay back
the money with proper interest Judgment
should be entered in his favor. decreeing
him to be the owner of the one-fourth in
terest and to recover $45i.1O, the costs of
the case. Berkin has appealed to the su-
preme court.
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Personal.

Wm. Muth has returned to Helena from
a trip to the FIathead country.
John S. Mills has returned from Spokane
Falls, looking the pictu o of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Ru1nsey will
celebrate their silver wedding to-day.
Mr.. +. A. Wallace, of Wallace & Thorn
burg, returned Yesterday from the east.
Judge Lorenzo SAWYER is on his way here
to hear several cases in the United States
circuit cou t.
T.. j. Rial is back from the Flathead
count y. full of enthusiasm for that sec
ton of the state.
billy Bishop, who has been so long at
the general delivery window at the Helena
p~ostotlice, has resigned. Mr.. Bishops rea-
son Is the inadequate compensation.
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HELENA, May 1, 1891.

HELENA, May /, 1891.
The Hon. r. II. Kleinschmidt, Mayor.
Dear Sir: AS you have indicated by your
action in nominating a successor to myself
for the office of street COMMISSIONS that
you desire to appoint to that Office a gen.
tleman of your own political faith, do not
wish to place any embarrassment in the
way of your administration by taking ad-
vantage of the failure Of the city council to
confirm YOU nominee. l beg therefore,, to
hand You herewith my resignation. Wish
ing your administration every success, |
remain, Yours truly,
JonN BRADY.
Mayor Kleinschm1dt asked COMMISSIONS
Brady to continue with his work on the
streets until Tuesday, when a special meet
ing of the council will be held and the
name of Emil KluRe will be again presented
at that time and he will be confirmed. The
claim of the democratic aldermen for
Brady's retention was based on the fact
that DIR. w. l.. Steele, when mayor, acceded
to the request of the republicans to keep
Col. A. G. Botkin in the Office of city clerk.
Mayor Kleinschmidt told the committee
who waited on him to ask Brady's retention
that he had already made a selection for
the office. The democrats then decided to
defeat the confirmation of whomever the
mayor should nominate. They did so. May
or Kleinschmidt decided to remove Brady.
The fact got out and Brady resigned.
1.-THE mayor, at the special meeting to be
held on Tuesday night, will call the atten-
ton of the city council to the necessity of
having all the municipal Offices in the city
hall. He says the rent now paid for office
rcol will more than pay for improving the
old building SO rs to Lave all the city Off
cers in one place. He wants the city
clerk, city treasurer, city engineer and in
spector of buildings all there. rs we'll as a
tre-proof vault for keeping the records.
One thing, the mayor says he contem-
plates is to allow the marshal to
run the police force. lie says
the the city ordinance requires but two day
men and two night men to be confirmed by
the city council. These he will nominate
council about confirming other members of
the police force. When the presence
of a disorderly or lawless element
requires an increase in the police force he
will appoint specials. When the necessity
for their services has passed they will be
dropped. On ordinary occasions the police
force will be kept down to the smallest
possible limit. All names of persons whom
the mayor intends to appoint and all mat
ters of discipline will be submitted to the
city marshal. The programme published
in 'egard to the change in the Office of city
marshal was carried out yesterday. Marshal
Cronin turned his office over to Marshal
Sims, Sergeant Quirk made way for Ser
geant Nicholson, and Jailor Frey gave place
to Tailor Rice. Policeman Tracey was dis
charged and William Martin took his place.
A. j. Craven also relieved L., B. Smith as
CITY clerk yesterday.
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A Helena Institution to Begin Bushes
Monday Morning.

A Helena Institution to Begin Business
Monday Morning.
This institution will open for bust
ness on next Monday morning. We
notice among it's stockholders the
following we!l-known Helena parties:
Col. G. A. Broadwater, John L.
Murphy, $. G. Ashby, L. G. Phelps, G. X.
Wells, II. l.. McCulloh, Frank Baird, DIR.
c. X. Cole, G. w. Cannon, Judge L. c.
Bach, J. b. Sanford and Il. G. Wallace.
Tire I4ombards, of Kansas City, together
with a number Of bankers at t. Paul, Kan
sas City, Butler, Mo-, and other points east
are also stockholders in the new institution,
The bank opens with 500, 900 cash on hand,
which will be loaned on real estate security.
1t will be the policy of this bank to en-
courage small %depositors TO opeu accounts,
the bank paying them interest on their de
poslts, Besides doing a regular savings
bank business, this. bank IS the branch
office of the Lombard Investment companv
Tor lending money on real estate in Mon
tana. The Montana Savings bank has
thi ty-tiye wealthy stockholders and it will
be managed and controlled by off. ers of
long and successful experience in banking.
Thus equipped and having besides its cap
ltal the very best of financial backing, the
new bank has a good future and The INDIE
d hespeaks for it that confidence
among our people its stability entities it to.
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United ttates Court.

George Ross Va. Montana Union Railway
Company. Motion for a new trial over
ruled.
st. Louis Mining and Milling Company
Va. The Montana Company Nimitsal. De
mnrrer to complaint oyerruled.
United States W. j. III. Moore. Demurrer
to indictment argued and submitted.
William S. OBrien vs.. Granite Mountain
Mining Company. Cause reinstated and
Judgment and decree entered.
Adjourned till 10 a. in. to-day,
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Now on

The following companies filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday:
Tarantula Mining company; to do a gen
oral mining business in Miasonln county.
The capital stock is 100000, and the in
%corporators are Robert Coombs. Huber
Vineyard, Bronson G~oldthwaite.
Manhattan Mercantile company; ia
transact a general mercantile business, the
buying and selling Of farm products and
live stock on commission. Operations will
be carried on at Manhattanville, Gallatin
county. The in%oorporators are Oliver p.
Chisholm. Il. P. Chisholm, Dr., and j. n.
Mcdonnell. The capital stock is SIC, OGO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02
Not n Divorce Case.

In the suit brought by Kate d. Edgerton,
of Minneapolis, in the district court of this
county, against Z. d. Edgerton, of Helena,
the attorneys for the defendent have filed a
motion setting mp that the action ia barred
by the statute of limitations. The suit was
entered on the register of actions as n pro
ceeding for divorce. but is simply an action
for allmony or maintenance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02

Perhaps the citizens of Helena have for,
gotten that the Helena cigars are manu-
faotarsd by our well known townsman,
Swend Carlson, on Main street, and conse-
quentlv are II home production. Union
labor. white mans labor, and the best bit
cigar in Montana.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

NJ. II. Tray, San Fran Jehn Wilson. >kalispal.
CISCO. T. Ii. Sharpe. halispel
$. u. Tourtillott, San Ben Appel, Des Moines
Francisco. Iowa.
Z; o en-, New York. 8. Il. Smith, Chicago.
Thos. ,selr and wife, ". c.. Sampson, Little
Granite: Muddy.
j. T. Hall. New York, i. s. POLAND. Town
Il. Il. Atkinson, Min send.
neapolis. jas. Picking, Chicago
Il. { nristanan, Ghicago VIM. &. Gosslyn, Ia
II. L. Rothschild, San coma.
Francisco. G. Camobell, Cookstnn
Al. Wilcox, Chicago. j, G.. MOODY. rat
&. " Averill, Butte. Francisco.
Deorle A Cobban, Thor. B. Guard. Mon
lutte. tana.
Alfred Jones, San Mrs. G.. B. Patrick
francisco. Hope, Idaho.
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Information oyerruled and defendant pleads

not guilty.
Frank Mares w. John Quirk. On trial.
Henry Gebhardt ii al. w. Martha T.,
schwabe; Fred bchimpf vs.. Martha r..
Schwabe. DEFENDANTS motion TO amend
answer in these caaeA granted.
Department No. 2.
Stadler II Kaufman w. Henry Behrena.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiffs for $644.3l
and 1910 costs.
Carl Kleinschmidt. vs. Phil A. Manix. On
trial.
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CONGREGATIONAL COLLEGE.

Co me Forward Gentlemen and Write Your
subscriptions
Work has fairly begun at last in the mat
ter of soliciting Inducements for the Con-
gregational college. The committe appoint
ed by the board of trade have issued a cir
cular letter and nave mailed a large num-
Der TO various citizens together with pledges
inviting a general subscription. These
pledges are so arranged that donations may
become due monthly. quarterly or semi-an-
nually as the donor may choose. The first
payment becomes due after the plans of the
first buildings to cost $40. 900 are completed
and work commenced. The pledges are SO
arranged that q five dollar subscription
may be divided into twenty-four monthly
payments If 80 desired. This course is in
tended to give nearly everyone a chance to
help and if we should meet with
a general response we may yet
secure this institution for Helena. II. M.
Parchsn. II. H.. Howey, j. b. Sanford, w.
A.. Chessmnn, j. j. FAINT, G. A. Broadwater,
5. i. Hauser, who constitute the board of
trade committee, will receive subscriptions.
Alp lodges received before the May 5 will
be considered. and will have a bearing in
determining the location of this college.
This should be a matter of persona al in
terest to every good citizen of Helena, and
if all take part it will be burdensome to
none.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort of
mankind are limos unlimited and when
syrup OF Figs WAS first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02
Lissner's Mineral Water.

am now prepared to deliver daily water
from mymineral springs to private residences
any part of tho city in any quantities re-
CURED for family use. Those desiring to
avail themselves of the benefits of the
water will please leave their orders at the
International hotel. M. L1ssSrR.
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known, ~ IL IL tho only remedy which il
truly pleasing and refreshing to tho taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse the
system gently In the spring time, or, In fact,
at any time, and the better IL is known the
more popular il becomes.
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District Court PROCEEDINGS.

Department No. l..
L. G.. Power vs.. b. O.. Lenoir. Judgment
III favor of plaintiff for 81, $4,000, Stay of
proceedings for twenty DAYS T. '"'.tl to RE-
pare statement on motion 10 rial.
Meyer Wise OF al. "a. ..ill IT al,
Default and Judgment entered against de
PENDENT for S23l.N II aud 20. 10 costs.
atule Va. James ii. Leslie. Demurrer TO
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Arrival. at the Grand Contra,

F. Arnco is, Toston. 7. o. Plnnkett. Toston
Miss I lara l'eaman, G. b. Darling, wife an.
Great Falls. child, Rimini.
T. IL. lrevise, Ruby j.. /. Dudley, East port
Ear. Maine.
Geo. Il Motif, Dear Miss Nary NJ. CIoskv
born, Ma'ysville.
j. ". Rocers, Placer. Alex. i.lge, Bald Butte
w. Il. Williams, Crow JAS; NJ. hioore, Marys
Creek. vile.
b. s. Pollard, Town j. ID. Rhodes, Blael
send. Pine.
w. Il. Cobb, Seattle. Nj. NJ. Ketchum, As
Il. B. Deyoe. Walla toria.
Walla. j.. o.. Lendenhotfer
Hugh Kennedy, Rim ltimini.
mi: j. BUFF, 4 .eemont,
ID. Brown, Mingus- Stephen Pierse, Nei-
Vile. hart.
H., w; Hanson, Great Mrs. Henry Ebony, Boze-
Falls. man.
III. Nj. Dfsdon. Wal Il. > Han on, Fergus
lace Idaho. Fslls.
BIO. +. Farrar, Flat Clas. T. Weidman, Flat
head. head.
Oliver Mylee. New William Clafy, Basin.
York. Miss Nettie Perkins. San
j. w. Collins, Phila- Francisco.
delphla. w. &. Dodge, Placer.
feter Murphy. Pla- II. T.. huffman. Mil
Ger. waukee.
G, Thiessen, Milwau- II. Nj. Jamison. Chi
kee. cage,
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A mans wife should always be the snme. on
pecially I" her husband but II she h. weak md
inefyour., ana uses Cafters. Iron Pills, she cannot
be, for they make her feel like different person
10 they all say, and their husbands say so too!
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Notice.

The Chamber of Commerce saloon will be
closed till seven o'clock this evening in
order to complete all improvefnenxa.
HEHHy AaMuBsEy.
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JOHN BRADY RESIGNED.
The Street Commissioner Did Not
Care TO Embarass the
New Mayor.
Emil Kluge Will Be Confirmed at
a Special Council Meet
ing Tuesday.
Tie City Hail to Be Improved and En-
1arged~The Appointment of Police
men-Marshal Sims in Charge,

: Street Commissioner John Brady called
on Mayor kleinschmidt yesterday and YER
bally rendered his resignation. The mayor
asked him to put il in writing. Ho did 30.
1t is as follows:
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II sick headache is mipery, what arc Carter's
Little Liver Pills If they will positively cure III
People who have used them speak frankly of their
worth. They are small and easy to take.
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Mosler \ lsnhmann safe.
Two Desks.
Ono latter press.
stool and three chairs.
Stove and pipe.
inquire OF Montana Packing and Y'rovi-
sion Co.
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l. + IN BRIEF.

Jackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three at the Bon
Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite FRS. National bank.
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The high standard of beer furnished by unrsky
Miller y Co.. il known 10 nil Montanians. Noih.
,n1 better waa ever furnished hy this populn,
hfm than the fresh book. ready to-dsy.
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The latest novels at The Bee Hive.

Rock beer, made by a home brewery, Horsky,
sai y Io.,s, is on drsnght to-day. 1t will be
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The World Enriched,

Only n few more baby carrisses at The Beo
Hive, one-third OF.
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My M0ther-ln-1.aw

Mems summer underwear nj 81 per suit, worth
81, at The Bee Hive.
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Remember the opening of the Chamber Of
on Saturday evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02

Pants TO order from SO to ST.. Suit to order
from 10 to 81, at Robinson's, the practical
tailor. III Main street, over 4. M. LI!a2aar,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02

The last legislature having
raised my license as auctioneer
from 1915 to 300 per quarter,
it is not advisable for me to
take out any further license.
Thinking my license ex-
PRED, [ stopped selling on the
WHITEHEAD GOODS.
After referring to my IL
cense, I find that it does not
expire until MAY 10, 1891.
I will therefore close out
the stock between now and
that time, commencing TO-
DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
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YELLOWSTONE note,. Glendiye. Moutana.

Boys iron wagons at The Bee Hive, just re
Ceiyed.
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The largest line of 25c. hose in the city at The
Bee Hive.
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Hus'ness lunch from ~ till q, Mt the Hell
eAi Cafe.
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Dressed Poultry.
If You want turkeys or chickens that are
killed and dressed here order of
LINDSAY ~ Co.
Edward street.
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HAVING purchased an interest IN the hrm
of Woltarstorff-Hask e Manufacturing
company. of st. Paul, Mimi, in which l
take an active part September |. 1891, |
wish to dispose of the furniture and bar fin
lures of the Yellowstone hotel, lunch com
ter, ice house and lot and storage cellar at
reasonable rates for cash. Guarantee five
years lease at same rates. For further par
t%iculars address John L. w. de Jons, Glen
dive, Montana.
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Good quality playing cards at The Bee Hive,
only 10c. per pack.
Bissel carpet sweepers only Sl.a5, at The Bee
Hive.
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MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,

1inware of all kinds at The Bee Hive very
cheap.
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| IRISH point Lace at 81, SO, and
| $3.50 per pair,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-02

Nottingham Curtains, 40 inches
" wide and 3 yardslong, only 70
cents Per pair.
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A lso beautiful patterns bound
II with tape, Al to So inches in
width and 3 IA yards long, at
$3.50. $2.25, So. 1926 and $4.25
per pair.
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Henry tsmus 81 wants all his friends to call
on him. on Saturday evening, to partake of some
of the fine lunch which will be served.
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Doll carriages at The Zee Hive.
Business lunch from IL till 2, at the Hell
ena Cafe.
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Ladies' summer vests at 1914 cents at The BE,
Hive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

"Christmas Day 1889 Had Il pleas.
ant walk TO Whitehall, whore / intend.
ed TO have received the communion with
the family. but came little too late.
by aud by down to the chapel again,
where Bishop Morley preached ON TN,
song Of the rugel, Glory TO God on
high. on earth peace and good will to-
ward mon Methougnt he made but a
poor sermon, but long, and rcprchend.
ing the common jolliiy of the court for
the true joy TINT shall aud ought 10 be-
on those days, Particularly CONCERNING
their excess in plays and gaming, saving
that he whose oilioe It is to keep tho
gamcsiers In order and within bounds.
serves but for second rather In duel
meaning the Rro0me porter. Upon which
1t was worth observing how far they ara
come from taking the approximations OF
a bishop seriously, that they all laugh
In the chapel when he reflected ON their
III actions and courses. lie did much
press us to joy, gnd to hospitality. But
one that stood by whispered IN my eure
tina; tho bishop do not spend one groate
TO the poor himself. The sermon done
good anthem followed with walls, aud
the king came down to receive the sacra.
meut.
"Christmas Day UGGO-To church in
the morning, aud there saw a wedding
IN the church, which | have not seen HI
many day, and the young people 50
merry one with another and strange To
see what delight we married people have
to sec those poor fools docoyed into our
condition, every man and woman gag
ing and smiling at them.
"CnHstmas Day uJGsl - To Dime,
alone with my wife who, poor wretch,
sat uudrossed all day tin 10 at night, al.
tering aud laoing Of u noble pettlcout,
while by her, making the boy read /,
me the Life Of Julias Cesar aud De.
, Cartes book Of music,"- Pepy's Diary.