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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
Corporation Notice.
latsd Jeraey cLty. March 90. lsgl-

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE nth
= - day Of soyember, 1855, Application " As made
to the Board Of street and Water Comm Issioners
BY William Boesein and others Tor the improve =
PEAksALL AVENUE.
between Old Bergen Road and avenue E. IN the
following manner, including all lnsersec tions:-
graded to the established By excavatns or filirss
the same TO the established grade
To have new atinch curb SET on either sids
TO have the present curb resss and new % inch
10 have the cutters On either side paved with
stoae paving 70 width OF thirty SIX inchss
LAID on either sidewalk
10 have he present tagging reiaid ana new
Tagging laid where necessary
And 81 other work done that may be necessary
complete the impr 5Venlent in good ana sabstan-
NoTice Is also given that on the 18th day Of
March. ISL the Commissioners OF Assessments nled
with the Board OF street and Water Commission
erfy wi probably De ASSESSED, and the probable
amount OF benefit 70 each lot or parcel OF land.
q frontage for the SAID imDrovement. and ne
OF the Clerk of tho Board Of Street and Water
streets OF avenues or particular sections thereof
ere included II 2, sata assessment, l namely
from Old Bergen Road TO avenue +;
OLD BEkCEN ROAD
on the south side from PsarsaIl avenue about 90
fees east ana - feet west 1870,
ON the north 30. rom fesrsan s5saur .sout
feet eaat and zD-55 feet west
OCEAN AVENUE
CA the south side from Pearsail avenue about 1z5
feet east and 2s.s feet west
GARFIELD AVENUE.
on The north side from Pearsaii avennc about 3
feet east ana g. IS feet west.
GARFIELD AVENUE
an the soath side from PeAFsai4 avenue about IS L
feet east and zssi1 feet west.
And that the 2esh day OF April 1891. at 10 O'Clock
a m, and che meeting room Of tbs Board Of street.
and Water Commits sioaers. airs hereby hxed as tbs
time and place when and where the Board OF
street ana Water Commissioners VIII meet 10 asar
parties Interested In said application and ali
remoastranees against she safe improvement shmt
may be presented In writing
B9 order Of the Board OF street ahd Water Coma
GEO. r soU1oN.
Clerk
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29

Berkeley CEab p lIsics huve kepta num
Der Of the members bil5y around t,5wii the
past week, SO that they didn't SNOW upK
at the rooms
Alderman Macarthur has decided to get
his hair cuf fer Easter
Charley Cumberson will have a new
uecktfe
While Surrogate O'Neil has promised to
wear a red, white aud blue bouttoniere.
Al. WIsenbaum says he will borrow q
coat Of Mehl for Easter
Van Derzee has promised to appear in a
new white beaver
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Is cHAscERy or VIEW IERsEY.

IL
Between the jersey city Insurance. Couspa1N
ON Bill. &C. Special orner for publication
IL fact0rily appearing 70 the Court that Sot
W foods the person who held under William q
Bockus, the DsorlgEgor. In Ia the Bill
OF Complaint in said mentioned. Is dead. ana
MS heirs and aeyisees and The persons now Ao&eznx
and IT likewise appear ing 10 the satisfaction p
the Court thst Mary Nell wife OF Peter ell " 1r<
lifetime claimed 20 be daughter of said John
Woods. and a such claimed TO have some 1ntek9s<
in SAID tands and that the said mary Nell ana
Peter Eel. her husband. are dead. and the hcitn
and devisees Of said Mary Men are whol1y ~
known. r. M
Il is on this nineteenth dsy Of March, etghteen
hundred ana nfnety-one. motion Of John Gr1Ezlos
Of counsel with the complainant. ordered that the
unknown owners OF ..an that certain house ana
lot. piece parcei Of land situate lying and being
commencing one hundred and twenty rye Test
from the corner OF Grove and Wayne stfeef4 bE1ux
twenty five feet in front and and onc huudst4
feet deep each side. bounded on the west ~ =
lot OF susan Pauimier and on the east BY los 81
George Ogden, and Is known as lot number -
anEts nil be fore the twenty hrss day q 4ep-
ren1ber next that In default fhereqz such qeare9
be made against them as the chanceiior shall think
equitable aud just 8 .
And il Is further ordered that this order eh14
within twenty days hereafter be published ~ Ile
City in this sase and continued therein, q least
once week, to within ten days Of Tho sxElr4ttc4
OF the time herein limited 10 appea<. plead A.
- : ~@'-~' ALEX : ran5
ALLAN AcDEnxoEz: -
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Cooperation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY Given THAT or I'M
IN zstn day Of November, $50, sppl1cet1on -
cosSTE06 rios or Hl g|EE sEwfs = OCEAN
south sf Gates eve. e1a a5 g -.
from OCEAN avs 70 GarhsId sges ths server n
siors and ii accord ance with ths estsbiished plaa
o. sewerage, together with al the n9cefsa1k man
hoies- oonnseiions. resolving basin5 and sppnrs
Notice IS also given thar On the 18th day %
wah 1he Boa4a q Street sn ssss saons1s
ther Dre,i1nsuzry sksteh: showing wh9< propsrN
will probably % assesssd and the Drobanie exnosas
probable OF assessment per focr Of frontafe
Tor he SAD anprose1len1 anf the ssns z neZ
q rhs Board Of ssrsss and Water
And nosios IS also siseu that the 1o1lQwinH =.
srs inciaasd II aid Assess sssaZ 1amsiyi-- rs
OCEAN AVE =. s.
4 IS lew s' g ape posS fesi vest &
Gates ave.
on the south side from . point about q g rea9
wess Of Sea View ave 90 apoi1ze aeo nE i<. 2 fse9
s's'e = s1''s'' Old Old BERGEN Road.
On ths soath SIDE from daSea a*e ansut s& fssc
- GARfiKzp AVE.
On ne nerth s,ae from estes eve zeeuf l& 1ss5
from old Bergen read 70 6arnala ave-
and snet the s9sn day q April 1881. 3 70 eeiock
and Water CoIn1Iissi 6nsrz arr hereby fxed Is tbs
time and place when ana whsrs ne Beard e
parties Interested IN said application. and Al
rnonstrances against the said Improvements that
81 q iss Boasa q sirsss and wassr O..
natssaoners, - -,~<~.,<.-
Dated Jersey city. March %. 1881.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
THE ARION CLUB.

Bowling has been the main attraction
at the Arion Clubhouse to keep the boys
in trim the past week.
Tomorrow night the bowling tourna-
ment prize will be awarded, / under
stand, to the Monday night club.
And there will be a big hurrah, too.
Tonight the members will have a grand
Easter entertainment in the theatre OF
the club house. The play. "Under der
Erde." viii be performed by the members
of the club.
The children's singing class is proving
big success.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29

CPEcTAIs MASTERS SALE IN CHANCERY OF
and George Schwerer et TX. defendants
On bill Tor partition and decr-e for sale
BY virtue or decree OF he Court OF Chancery of
New Jersey made in the ABOVE cause, the
twelfth DAY ,, OF fsernary eighteen hundred ana
premises mentioned and described ia the It'll of
complaint and said decree FOR sale. William q 4
shall sell at public vendue. TO the highest bidder
THURSDAY the second day Of APRIL eighteen
hundred and ninety one. lis9ll
at two O'clock In he afternoon. upon the premises
all the following lands and premises, being the
same described IA SAID decree. to wit
All that certain loo piece or parcel OF land sit
jersey 'Cits. County 81 HUDSON and state OF New
Jersey; IA block number TWO hundred and forty
naaD male ~ Joseph !. Mangln, entitled Map OF
thar part Of The town OF jersey. commonly called
OF Bergen b. 1904 bounded and described as
Follows Beginning on the .nortnsasteriy side
at a point distant ons hundred and forty
six feet aud six inches, southeasteriy from
Of Rruaswick street. thence running northeast.
eTly as righs angles win Newark asenue sixty
point IN line running az night ANGLES with Newark
avenue. and distant seventy six feet and three
thence soashwesteriy Al riht angles With the said
avenue and parallel with the said
fhsne ;' westerly along is nors6eriy sids q
place Of beginning, Beins The same premises con
veyed ny Erast Ritz 70 George scnwsrer BY deed
recorosd In Liber 81 page esi OF leeds for Hudson
County including the estate and interest In dover
Shwsrsr Ia the sad premises fosssher with ali
and singular the Embellishments and appurten
anees % the SAID premises eeionSing or IN any
Dated Jersey ciis. February. 10 ls9i. si2sa
snec,al Mister IN chsnee-y Of New ssrsev.
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by local applications, as they can not reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way 10 cure Deafness, and thar IL by constitu-
tionnl remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets IN
famed you have rumbiing sound or imperfect
hearing, ana when It is entirely closed Deafness
BE- taken out aud this tube restored to us normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh
the mucous surfaces
We win give One Hundred Dollars for any case
Of Deafness, caused by Catarrh, that we can not
cure by taking Hairs Catarrn Cure. Send for
circulars. free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, 8.
Sold by Druggists T5c.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29

IrRASK STEVENS AuCTE0xEER
oftice. No. IS Montgomery Street. Jersey City.
Notice Is hsrens given that the Subscriber VIII,
hy virtue OF decree OK the cears of cnaucery.
dated December ia. 1891 sell ST public onction 20
the highest bidder. on Friday. tho 1hird day Of
April next two O'Clock IN the nfsernoon. AZ the
ONCE OF krAnk Stevens. no Is montgomery street.
Jersey City, three hundred and thirty $50 shares
OF the capital stock Of the Soseph Dixon Gruefoie
orsd dollars,
Dated Marcb $. ;ssS.
EDwARDF. G. Fo{zSG
Receivsr Of The Joseph Dixon cra0ibls Company.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
THE HUDSON SOCIETY.

The members of the Hudson Demo
cratic Society are well satisfied with Tn Q
committees work In selecting the Har-
denburgn mansion for the new ciuo
house The more they examine the
premises the more they become convinced
that IL is better adopted to their require
meuts than the building on the square
which they now occupy. They VIII enter
into possession on May !, and expect 70
be In condition to receive their lrienas
shortly afterwards.
When the club starts In to give those
lectures on current political questions.
which am told will be soon, Brigadler,-
General William Fearnaught Apoesu VIII
talk upon taxation. -
George A. Heaney was away from ms
office two whole days last week ana ne es,l mas
just finished calculating how many $Soo
he missed while away.
Bob Elliott, ! am told, Will presenS
the club with several of his fake WOOD
bnrning open fireplaces which Durn noun
ing but gas, for the new club house. :,
George Record has commenced 10 talk
about the public corruption which ne
claims exists in the CITY, and laments the
fact that no one will join him in O. elti-
zens' move to squelch 1t. Why don't
George run himself? He would receive
veto which would astound great many
people, and Ii he was not elected, he
would come SO near to IL that there would
not be much fun In it for some one.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
LOugesfa Co.'S Special Remedy

w ARRAETxD TO CURE ALL DISCHARGES or
ps., the urtnsry oTEens ia either sex. Gravel and
e. No. Sis Columbus ogepue Boston. Mass and
NO ~ Psnproke place. Liverpool RuglansL
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STEA MBO4TS.
5 TcMlNcToN LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE ALL FARES REDUCED.
BOsTON, $500 PROVIDENCE. ~. 40
Steamers leave new Pier e n. R. one clocx
seozs Ss1ss - = J ? =: as..y: szceRI SUNDAY
SPECIAL MASTERS sALE---fn cHANcERY OF
:, Between Assggares gaeauiu. complainant ana
On 5lll for Partition and decree for sails.
William 7. Nldlge. solicitor.
By virtue Of decree OF the Court Of Cnancerv OF
New Jersey. mace In the above cause on the six
feenth day Of February, eighteen hundred and
premises men tione1 and described il fss BIZ q
complaint sud said decree for sale. 4 William o
shall sell Al public Ten due fne highest DID aers
61nd5ed a,,i rs - - - 1919 sSnissa
AFTERNOON. upon That part OF the premises known
Ing lands aad premises. beisg the same described
In said decree 70 witt
an those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF land
ana premises situate. lying and being IN Jersey
City, in the county or Hudson ana sfate OF New
ones the clerk u the conals Of BSdson on :fo sss
SAID. entitled Homestead property Of T. h Wake
man. situated In the foafteenfh ward OF Jersey
CITY. n 81. are known aud distla nished lois
sde ~ M ana 1assen @ RsiaE , On me westerly
together with all and singular the hereditane1lfs
or IN sny wise psrsSin na1 SAID nrsss % @
sold Y two parcels. each Of SAID lots constitute
Lated Jersey city. February Z, 1871 ss.4g
special Master in chance Of Kew Jersey
II cHANcERr OF NEW JERSEY.
10 (Ldfie4 D oututriAn1 J. J2ae sutherland.
John Nelson Rapn, Frances 5rnui Theresa Ram
William Graal. Florence Murphy. Lydia Marion
Graul. frances Graul William J. Graul ana Mary
a. (iraul.--
By virtue OF an order OF the Court OF chancery OF
New Jersey made on the day or the 9ate hereof. ia
cause wherein William y Edwards and Lizzie
X. edwards. his wife conaDlalnants and Won
and o.he<s are defeadan YOU required 10 ap-
pc ar ana plead demur Or answer 10 the complain
ants bill. or before the SIKH daF OF Mar next
or the said bill Will be taken confessed against
you.
his said bid is FLED Tor partition OF certain land
IN Jersey lily. Hudson county. New Jqr4eT q
which Daniel keenan, died seizei.
And yoa- Charles :. sutherland. Jonn Nelson
Rapp. Frances erani William j. Graul. Frances
Graul Fioreues Murphy. LYDIA Marion Graui ana
Mary a. Graui, are made defendants because you
each enc OF the tenants in common OF Tor have
a vested remainder I'M said lands.
aud You. William Graul, are made defendant be-
cause as the husband OF Frances Graul you may
claim some interest in said lands
Ana you. Jane 4 Sutherland and Theresa Rapp.
are made defendants because your husbands have
interest in said land. and by reason thereof you
claim right of dover therein
Dated March 5, 1891.
JAMES P. SORTHRoP,
Solicitor of Complainant.
No. Exchange Place,
"a Jersey City. N. ]
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Il -claANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To DARWIN S. DsLBKAR@-By virtue Of an order OF
the Court OF ChNneery q View serssg made GA the
dey OF the date hereaf. In cause wherein he err
ssy Ciy building and Loan Association is
plainanr you and another defendants. ~ GU
are Required to appear. plead the com
plafnanis Till on or before the ninetscnth day OF
Nay next. or the said Bill viii be taken as con.
fes ed against you.
fhe said biM Is n isd foreefose certain mort
gage given by YOU said Darwin s Dolbear. to The
said com plananG dated October Sth 1888. on lnaas
In Jersey City. HndsaH county. New Jersey
And Won said Darwin s Dotbear, are m AIDE tse-
fend ant because you the owner OF said mort
caeed premises r. B. SEYMOUR.
Solicitor of Complainant.
Weldon Buiiding, Jersey city. X J
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EstAlH Ot - f0117 = cH'-7R1-'s 1717<7E7zz7saNt
Emily n. Ogden. James L. Ogden, Jr.. and Isaac
C. Ogden. Jr.. executors o. 1smes l. Ogden inte Of
Ordinary Of the STATE OF Now Jersey, dsted Jsna.
1ry 4l 5sqf hereby g4se notice 10 the creditors CT
said decsdent brine IN their debts dsni4as and
claims against the estate Of safe dpcedent m der
cath or tttirsation wtthln nine months from the
date Of soid order shey VIII be forever barred OK
any action therefor against sad sxeeutors.
1&AtS l. OGDEN JE
ISAAC c. OGDEN, JR
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIv ED AT
commissioners on Monday. April 18TH 1891. al 70
O'clock A. n. for the improvement OF FIFTEENTH
STREET, from Grove street 70 Erie street. in ae-
coruanre win specifications on file In the o1ce Of
Mercer street. where blank forms Of bid and agree.
fnenf OF sureties may be Obtained
ESTIMATE or oEANTfF1EK
About go cubic yards OF earth excavation
About 10 cubic yards Of eartn filing
About 80 cubic yards Of sand or gravel filling
About t.40Q square yards Of stone Daviag
About 80 Inca feet OF new cur nstone
About 81 square feet Of new bridge stone.
About .eV lineal feet OF reset eurbstone-
About nanhoies 70 be reset
Time allowed for completion OF work forty five
tl5l working DAYS. The making of the ahoTe
proven emf and award Of the contract therefor
VIII be subject 20 the onsfrauce OF owners
OF tns properly, liabie 70 more than one half the
assessment therfOr
Proposals must Be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed proposals for the impr oveneut Of flf-
fsenth sire IT directed .sE A. Du&an, ESQ,
Chairman Of COMMITTEES on Streets and Sewers,
and handed 70 fhe Clerk OF the Board il open
nesting, when called for ia the order OF business
relating 70 sealsd proposals. No city oficiA1 wili
be accepted as surety. nor viii substitution OF
sufsTles De allowed The attention of bidders "a
especially called to Section IS OF the New ch arter
o. ! 81 undar the terms whereof no contraet
oterec by the contractor have been approved By
the Board OF Flnal ee the President OF said Board
having peyses to examine the proposed bondsaen
b order Of the Board of street and Water com.
GEO. F. BouroE
Dated. Jersey City. March 27sh. 1891
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For thebIoodis the life ;

I cpoEsT & 90 s WORLD PANIED MOOD wrx,
- tire Is warranted 70 caeanse the blood from "A
impurities from Whatever cause arising For
scrofnla. scurvy Skin and Flood Diseases and
sofes o. KINDS It's effects are marvellous SOLD In
eottes a. 81, Or bottles roF 81 To lie nad no So
columbus avenue Boston. Mass., aa9 ~ = feaa-
bToks baaez. Liverpool Enxland-
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Dated Jersey CITY. March slsh, 1871
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
Hon. William j. PenrOse. Editor of
Butte Mining journal. Assas-
sinated.
Shot in the Dark by an Unknown Man.
Who Threw Down His Pistol
and Fled.
a Brief Biographical Sketch of the
Murdered Man-Aggressive
but Generous.

BUTTE, June 10.-W. J: pcnrose editor
of the Butte Mining journal. and mem
Der of the legislature, was shot dead
early this morning near his home. He
was found lying on the sidewalk motion
less. \ bullet hole was in his temple
above the left ear. All the surroundings
indicate that the work was carefully
planned by the murderer and the sure
manner in which the hcllish deed was
accomplished leaves no doubt of its pre-
meditation. The night was apparently
smoke hung over the city and its sombcr
pail was doubly intensified by the fact
upon Montana street. the chosen scene,
there was not the ~faintcst glimmer of the
lights that should have been shining
from the electric plant.
Early in the evening Pcnrose had been
gone home with his wife about $3.50
o'clock. About midnight he left home
voluntarily ana came up town, MI the
electric lights in that portion Of the city
were cNtinguishcd at the time. The dis
lance between his residence and the
spot where ne was murdered is about
$50 yards, and from the position in
which the body was lying when found. it
is supposed that the murderer waited
for him on the opposite side of the street
from the residence, and walked up on
the sidewalk at Il gait fast enough to
bring him to the northeast corner of Ga
lena. where the shot was fired.
The men who first found the body
were strangers and did not know Pen
rose. and it was not until after the officer
arrived that the identity of the deceased
became known.
That the killing was the result of a
personal grudge and not robbery, there
can be no doubt. as his gold watch and
chain, diamond scarfpin, finger ring and
some money were found on his person.
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NEIHART NOTES,
Herald, |

ln"Tdli.
Grading is in progress on the site FOR
the new national bank. When this is w
we will stop sleeping with our guns under
III pillows.
Mrs. George Roohl suffered a very
painful accident last Sunday by stepping
on Il nail. The wound caused two Or
three days of indoor attention.
Died-At the Ncihart hotel, Wcdnes-
day, May ~, of pneumonia, William
Brown, perhaps II years Of age. Mr..
Brown was a miner well known to the
citizeds of Ncihart. But little is known
of his former home o. Of his relatives.
He received friendly care through his
sickness, which lasted but a short timo.
He was buried next day in the Miners
Union graveyard.
b. S. Fitzpatrick came down this week
from Snow creek and reports things up
and moving in that locality. He is two
thirds owner in the Fourth of July and
the Tom Hendricks on Snow creek, and
says that these properties will be stocked
next month for Sl,OOO,00O. These
are excellent claims and will no doubt
soon make good returns. Mr.. Fitzpat-
rick is Il gentleman in every sense and a
better member of "A company could not
be found.
1t will be interesting to railroad men
to learn that our town, though small, if
the home of an invention which will con
tribute toward taking them out of the
ditch when theo may be in need of such
aid. Since the 4th of December last j
M. Donnelly, an old-time railroad man
has had under way, in the patent office
at Washington, an instrument for re,
placing derailed cars and engines, and
today a model was forwarded by Mr.
Donnelly to his legal help, G. E. Lemon
of Washington, ID. G. This model was
executed by j. +. Thormond. who works
in the shop of Charley Crawford, and in
style and finish and mechanism dis
played it Isl credit not only tothe maker
but To the town.
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The Commissioners

The county commissioners approved
Tuesday the report Of the board ap-
pointed to select the lots in North Great
Falls that will be decided to the county
for building the Fifteenth street bridge,
The board consisted of j. q. Gregg, T.. II.
Clingan, and II. f. Brady. soon as the
county attorney passes on the titles to
the lots A. X. Barbour and }. q. Nrcgg
will turn the property over TO the county
The Wrought Iron Bridge company,
will receive for building the proposed
bridge $4,000 from the county and GILL
$50 in lots from the North Great faIls
Townsite company. The county VIII re
ceive from the North Great Falls people
$4,000 worth of lots, which are valued
according to the list price OF feb.S, lS'"'
The commissioners ordered ! Johh-
son, road supervisor, to eNpcnd slo" on
the road near Deep Creek.
The time for holding the special clec-
ton in regard to anncXing certain OUT
lying districts to this city was SCI July
Il. The voters of Great Falls nave III
ready expressed themselves on the gucS,
ton and the election next month VIII
give those living in the districts to he an
ncxed an opportunity to vote on Inc
proposition. The voting places VIII d,
the West Great Falls school house anu
! the residence of II. p. Rolfc.
The commissioners will be IN session
today.
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Secretary Tod Of the North Montana
Fair association read to the TRIBUNE
last evening a letter he had just received
from Mat Storm, the noted horseman OF
San Francisco, engaging ten stalls for
the meeting here in August. lie says he
has received several such requests and
expects there will be a large number Of
the crack flyers Of the western country
at the meeting. The association is 10Y
building stables and putting the track in
shape. They expect to have everything
in good readiness by August Il, the first
day of the meeting.