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7@sc; Pecans, 1212(@l4 for small and l5Y1Sc ios
large; Ffberts, 1l90l212c; Brazil Nuts, 12La = ~
spot aud 76Dyc to arrive; CocOanuts. 30 ouDo lUU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Asparagus were iarge
Yesterday. The Gamers were in the market ana
bought at Toe p box, while some poor st9cA
went as low as soc. Peas were in demand AT nigner
boxes Asparagus, $40 boxes Rhubarb and l16 SACKS
Peas. CucumbeTs, 7be@fl 20 u dozi AspaIaS11sE,
75c@SI . box for the general run and 81 25GI 20
Angeles Tomatoes, 5Uc@1l so for Inferior to good I
Dried okra, 2O930c; Green Peas, 5@!c Tor sweet
aud 495c for field: String Beans. 1OGl2!2c: MAI,
rowfat Squash $50 y ton; Dry Peppers, lo0o2Uc .
10; Cabbage 5O@6Oc per ctl; Feed Carrots. oVc;
Turnips T5c Beets 81 Parsufps 81 IS: garlic, zH2
csc y 10 for Italian and I2l5@15c for California.
RONISIONS-Easuern Covered Breakfast Bacon
is quota0le at 139l3Isc q 10; California Smoked
Bacon, 9G9l2c for heavy and medium, l2H2gloc lor
light and 1870 1870 for extra light Bacon sldeS,
trade 1212Gl3c; California Hams, salt, 1l@1114c
p ID; refrgerator-cured, 1$4@12c; Lard. tleroes.
Eastern. all kinds S159ac; cases, 1O9lu1ae; Call-
1Oc: pals, 10ib. I01ac DO, SIN. l0I4c; kegs. 934
lOc y H. Mess Beef, 81 509S; extra mess do.
So 5Oa9: family do, 81 30 I12; clear PORK
Sl9 5OG2O; mess do, Sl7@l7 30 y Dbl; Pig Pork.
q key $363 25 Pigs Feet, $l39l3 80 q Dbl;
Smoked Beef. 1ls4 @12c y 10.
HOPS-NonlnaI at 25@2Sc q ID for common to
HIDES AND PELTs-heavy salted steers, 7l5o
p 10; medium, DC q ID; light, DC 10; COW
696iac: dry Hides. usual selection. &C: dry hlps
&c: dry Calf, &c. prime GoatSklnS. 4ugOOc eacu;
medium do, 25@S5c; small skins lO9Z0ci Deer-
skins. good summer, 81 z3c medium, Sogt2 &c;
thin. 2O@25c: Sheepskins, shearlings, LUG -OG;
short wool, 30@50c; medium 65@9Oc; Tong WOOL
sOc@Sl % q n, Cu!ls of all kinds about 70 less
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 34295Ac; re-
hncd 47s95c; Grease, SC g 70.
WOoL-FalI clips ar" quotable rs tollows; Sacf1-
mento Valley free. 13Gltc; do defective, LOG l2ci
Mountain free, lU9lJc; San Joaquin and SOUTHERN
s@1l0c q 10.
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COTTAGES TO LKT.

FURNITURE or . ROOMS AND bath FOR
I sale; can be seen to P. N. Apply lois Mis-
slon ST. apl It%
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FURNISHED HOUSES.


DEAUTIFU NEW HOUSE ON PACIFIC
ID Heights; marine view; 10 rooms and bath;
handsomely furnished: electric lighting and all
Inederu cOnyeuienceS: to let for Few months at
$3.50 per month. Apply at 1914 Vallejo st. apps rs
EURNITURE IO-RuOM HOUSE FUR SALE REA-
L sonsbe. S17 Mission 81. app IT.
IN. o-Ll.I-EL. nL :. I.AnMs IN MAEu ElR
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visors If the city was bound to pay the ex-
penses of chemical analysis ordered by
the Coroner, and replied yesterday that in
his opinion the city is so bound. The
statutes confer power upon the Coroner
when it is necessary to cause post-mortem
examination or chemical analysis at the eX-
pense of the county. 1t is the duty of the
City Physician and his assistant to conduct
all autopsies, but in his opinion an autopsy
does not include a chemical examination.
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New YORK Markets.
NEW YORK. April 6.-The stock market under
went sudden change to-day and Decided strength
and activity was a most welcome relief after its
long stagnation. The stimulating influence I'M
doubtedly came from Chicago, and stocks in which
that center is interested took the leau in the early
rise, while outstripplng everything else in the
amount of business recorded The new movement
on the part OF the Chicago people may indicate that
the time has come in their opinl on to bull stocks,
owing principally to the adjournment OF the West
ern Legislatures and final defeat of the anti-rail-
road legislation. result of the operations to-
day almost everything traded in shows material
improvement over last weeks figures. The final
advances Of note include Sugar 34 Burlington
224, Rock Island ls4. Governments dull Petro-
leum May closed a. 73c.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Unted States Bonds, rs,
12l14 HIS 1902; Northern Pacific, 267s Canadian
Pacific 1895; Central Pacific, 291a; Union Pacific,
1865; Atchison, 2912; Wels-Fargo, lao; Western
Union, 81; Silver, 9Sc; Sterling, 81 S612@4 SO.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Wheat, cash, - May,
81 1919.
FlOur-Frm.
Coffee-May, SIT 30
Sugar-31s@31a.
Hops-Paclfc Coast, 22931c
Hides-13Iac
Copper-Lake, $l3 20.
Tn-Spot. $50 80.
Lead-DOmeStic, 81 1924.
lrcu-$l4.
Petroleun-SpOt, 73c.
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EXPERTS FEES.


FIournoy Asks for Pay for His Wit
nesses.
John Flournoy who was Carl Lundquist's
attorney through the vicisSitudes of five tedi-
GUS trials, and who finally succeeded in
having his client purged of the stain of
murder, appeared before Judge Hebbard
yesterday with q request for an order al
lowing DR.. w. S. WhitwelI $50. DR.. f. V.
Hopkins $500 and DR.. w. II. Mays 800, as
experts for the defense in Lundquist's many
trials. Assistant District Attorney Camp
bell opposed the matter vigorously. In his
opinion expert witnesses should not be al
lowed fees unless called by the State, for it
would open the gate to an incessant drain
on the public fund. The matter was taken
under advisement by the Judge.
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, April 6.-The Mark Lane Express in
Its weekly review OF the British grain trade says:
English Wheat is active and in good demand at an
average rise of shilling. The finest quoted
at from 40s to 42s, and farmers are not eager to
sell. Foreign Wheats are up Is. California Wheat
is firm at AS. Large conslgnments of Indian, Cali
fornia and Australian wheats Will hardly meet the
prospective demand. Limited arrivals of Barley
raised values Sd. Oats are abundant. Corn at Lon
don. Lfverpool and Glasgow is quoted at Cd, at Brs
tol id dearer. AT to-day's market English Wheat
was stronger; foreign averaged rs dearer. There
was good inquiry for Californian and Australia ian.
Corn is badly assorted in the new crop. Flour Is
dearer on the fortnight
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"Ii,tIe Pete,sn Case Postponed.

Judge Murphy is bedridden with the
grippe, hence could not go on with the
Little Pets" investigation yesterday as in
tended. Judge Hebbard postponed the
matter until next Saturday. Mean while
Thomas Basbford, the witness who stated
that Pete tried to bride him. and who was
put in Jail by Judge Murphy last Saturday
for being drunk, was released from custody,
but ordered to be on hand when the case Is
la
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Zealanda for Hon.
olulu the Santa Cruz for San Pedro, and the Gypsy
for the Salinas River.
The willamette Valley falls due from Yaquina
Bay, the Umatilla from Victoria and Puget Sound,
the Point Iona from Hrays HarbUr, the Pomona
from San Diego, aud the Emily, Arago and Arcata
from Coos Bay.
The German iron ship Cribs, 1878 tons, was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat to U. X. Hayre
Antwerp. ADS Cd.
The British iron ship MayhiIl, 2O27 tons. Is char
tered for Wheat to U. X. Hayre Antwerp,
AIS 81.
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Professor t. c. Mendenhall. Chief of the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
and a noted physicist, is now en- route for
this city. where he will stay week. He
will then go to Alaska on the steamer Car
Isle Patterson, touching at Seattle and Ia
coma. Fremont Morse of this city, one of
Professor Davidson's assistants, will accom-
pany Professor Mendenhall ON his Alaskan
Er,,x
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, May and June, 71s9714i Wool
Bags. 36(0jSc.
SUGAk-fhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
follows. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed,
Extra. Powdered and Fine Crushed all 63sc = 10;
Dry Grsnulated, &c; COnfectl0uers' a, 57sc Extra
Z, Sc Golden c. 4$4c z 10 Bags. 14c more than bbls
The American REFINERY quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, $3.50 q 10; Extra Fine Powdered,
65sc; Dry Granulated. DC: Xxx do, Sc; COnfec-
TONERS A. 57sc; White Extra c, $3.50; Extra Q, 5ci
Golden C. 43.c a
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HerdeI,s Nemesis.

Lena Hoppe has furnished Frederick Her.
del another surprise in the shape of third
suit for breach of promise of marriage. This
time Miss Hoppe wishes $40, GEO with which
to repair her dam aged affections. Mr.. Her
del has in his possession documents bearing
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the signature of Lena Hoppe, and duly wit
nessed, in which in consideration of $1,000
she acknowledges complete satisfaction of
all claims for her fractured affections. As
no papers have been served on him he is at
a loss as to the object of the suit.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, April 9.
:, -, rrru nfAuuEra

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat weaker.
Barley options lower.
Other Cereals unchanged.
Bran weak.
Large receipts of Hay.
White Beans firm.
Potatoes weaker.
Onions steady.
Butter and Cheese lower.
Eggs steady.
Poultry nominal.
Lines lower.
Large receipts OF Asparagus.
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Done cheat ycU2ssG8
out Of 8 good eacGe by
taking a poor am1 tetioB
for the genuine Seal Gg
rth Carol ina plUa
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m ep
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rook rime hx the Fnralnck.

Charles Bradford, accused of an attempt
to commit burglary, put Judge Hebbard to
the trouble of empaneling jury yesterday
and then was permitted to withdraw his
plea and plead guilty to attempt to commit
burglary in the second degree. 1t looked as
hone there So he decided To make the best
of the game
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The San Francisco Board was not In session yes
terday, ont Of respect to the memory OF the late
Coll Deane, and trading at the Pacific Board was
light.
Local securities were quiet, with an advance In
San Francisco Gas to SOL.
Andes is assessed soc and CholIar soc.
The Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Com
pany paid quarterly dividend of loo per share on
the LIST, making $4,000 paid this year.
The Cosmopolitan assessment falls delinquent in
office to-day aud the Gould IL Curry delinquent sale
takes place also
Bulwer Con. has received shipment OF $685.
being the cleanup at the mill This makes about
$4,000 from sou tons of ore
Marysyile Tunnel and Quartz has levied an as
sessment Of sc, delinquent April 27th.
Con. Cal and Va. milIed last week 1865 tons ore,
assayng 1874 90. and shipped s90.630 to the Carson
Mint
Chollar milled $40 tons, assaylng $40 40; Over
man, 1900 tons, Sl5 50.
Con. Cal and Va. yesterday made an additional
shipment of S36,s72, making total shipments on
March account to date of $ll9,40l, with the clean
up for the month TO come
The following companies report balances hand
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Coffey Admitted to BaiI,

NJ. NJ. Coffey, an attorney under arrest for
attempting to bride witness, filed bond
for $1,000 in Judge Hebbard's court yester-
day and was released pending trial. His
sureties are Philip Dolan and A. Friedud.
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cottage, ZS0l JACKSON ST, COR. OF
~ Broderick; rent cheap; s rooms aud bath. Apply
G. Il. UMBSEN a co, a Montgomery st. apps 81
no LET-A COTTAGE-HOUSE of ROOMS
i and bath: large garden and stable; all in good
order; rent cheap. Apply on the premises 2s2O
Mission 81. mr5I II
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CHICAGO April 9.-wheat was weak and lower.
The opening was from 1ac to 1c lower than Satnr
days clos ng, and Immediately eased off 1se more,
then recovered about sac, then weakened, prices
declining 7sc, advanced 1886 to &c, and closed
from I2c to 5sc lower than Saturday. Receipts
$4,000 bushels shipments 227, 900 bushels Rye
dull at SIC. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Wheat, cash, 81 03,
Corn-665sc.
Pork-Sl2 20.
Lard-$6 80.
RibS-S5 SO.
Whisky 81 l6
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CAMPING OUT"
Ian EYpER IENCE

CAMPING OUT"
Gan ExPERGENCE)
Written for THE MORNING CALL.
TENT on mountain SIDE
q A bed on the ground SO damp,
With mosquitoes buzzing around
N/s Oh! this is life in camp
To FISH, to sketch and TO f1irt,
To feel half sorry you went
To gossip and read and dream,
Oil this is life in tent.
To idle around all day.
To climb the trails about.
To come home weary and vexei,
Oh! this is a camping out"
Alameda, Cal, 1891 ANEhEh
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San Franciso, Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughtcrers to dealers are
as follows:
51s6p6c; third do. lose.
VEAL-Large 6607c; small Calves, 79se.
MUTToN-Wethers, 3 go ,13c: Ewes, S99c
SPRING LAMB-I0112IRc r 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs sos &c p ID for heavy hard
granted and 5ss@D55sc for light average do; stock
Hogs, 41a@43sc Is 10; dressed do, S0pSc O ID
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Dr. Seelye, the eIl-known college presi-
dent, declares that at the present rate of
progress the women of the country will. at
the end OF the present century, be better ed
Gated than the men.
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City and County Attorney burst was
asked by the Clerk of the Board of Super
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them cas.oria
aus 2y saTuTh
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MORNING SALES.
Board-$3000 Contra Costa Water Bonds 1OO.
60 Omnibus Cable, IS.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-5o GaslIght. 607s; $50 do 81: so
Omnibus Gable, 641a; $1,000 z Branch Railway
Bonds, 1O5.
Street-$l00o of Bonds, 1O2.
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The State of Missouri has received a check
from the Government for S646, 95S 90 In re-
fundment OF the direct tax.
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New York Markets.

Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts 81 S9la; bankers sixty-day
hi
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Fine silver.
Quoted at csc 2 ounce.
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Eng1ish Wheat aIarket.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, April 6.-rhe spot market is quiet
at IS I'd. Cargoes steady at 42s Sd for of
coast, IL Cd for Just shipped and AZ for nearly
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 15c for sight drafts aud zoe
for teegraphic
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Shipping Notes

LONDON, April s. -Consos, So l1-I6: United
States Bonds-4'S, 1884; do, 41a's, 104; Silver,
4434; Rentes, 94f 9TI5c
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, IS Cd; May, IS cad;
June, SIS 5l9G July, SIS 412d August, IS 412d; Sep
TENDER, IS 41ad; October IS 4d.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOHT
TESEENT, ChrOuOmeter and Instrument
Maker. IS Market street
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 7S@7SIhc.
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TTPPER FLAT; $50 NATuNA ST; RENT
u cheap; sunay. Apply &. II. UMBSEN & CO.
II Montgomery St ap5 81
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n Ew LOWER FLAT; Sw. COR. DOLORES AND
II Tweuty-third: rooms and bath. Apply C. II.
UMESEh s co. Il MONTGOMERY 81. ans 81
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x NEW FLATS. UPPER AND LOWER. OF
y rooms and bath EACH all modern improvements;
Willow ave, bet. Larkin and Polk SITS. Apply q.
Il UMESLN s co. Il MONTGOMERY ST. ans 81
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nividends Declare

niviaenas Declared.
COMPANY Amount Payable
North star....-............ 8 80 I....April
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COR. HOWARD AND I4IH-3 SUNNY BAY
" window iats;-3 rooms each. APPS BIS
C1S 4Ol1a OAK sT-FLAT OF ! ROOMS
u LIZ. app 3t-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN srEAtiERs.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


/ VIM Brown, Sacramento
J n Thane, Sacramento
S II BOTland, san Jose
Robert Mckay, san Jose
K j r Oden, Vallejo
j NJ Stafford. Vallejo
j A Riley, san Jose
j II Reid, San Jose
Henry A Uley, san Jose
Max Franklin. San Jose
Mrs l. Rider, MERGED
W S Cleveland II W. Bflo
Mrs Marriott Il C. Alma
c Ii White, U S Navy
Z d Wilbur. p Z e Co
A ID Anthony, Portland
W w BOHrdman, Reno
j J Grunt. Sacramento
! j w Harrington, Vallejo
! j II RiOrdan 81 W, oaklnd
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
I07 HYDE-2 sUNYY UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
10t for Light housekeeping. APT 2t*
J01d MISSIONS OR PLEASANT ROOMS
IN11 furnished for housekeeping. app 3tF
900 THIRD-2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
OAO rooms; front house; rentlOw; single room.
EIO NINA sT-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM
OtO for housekeeping. APT 2t%
CUNNY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING SUITE.
- S6212 Mission ST. app 5t%
O07 TEHAMA - NICE, SUNNY ROOM FOR
OC light housekeeping. app 2t*
XIX o'FARRELL - FURNISHED. LARGE
O1O basement rooms Tor housekeeping. APT If
q FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
q 312 Jessie ST., bet. Fourth aud Fifth. lt-
I'm PROSPECT ST., BET. SACRAMENTO AND
1IO California; housekeeping rooms 81 per
week. app 6t'
~ WELSH ST., OFF FOURTH-2 FL R.
LII nished rooms for houseke epIng; reasonable.2s
Oh SEVENTH, Mr. FoLsOM-sUNNY HOUSE
OIL 4 keeping rooms; water-coset; rent $40. %
61 LANGToN-2 SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS;
O1 complete for light housekeeping. ap6 2t@
OOR4ROoMs; BAY WINDOWS; CRATE; FUR
= nished partially; private: terms moderate.
1735 Market St., junction OF Haight. apo Ste
1O7 FOLSOM sT...8 UPPER UNFURNIsaED
III = rooms and yard. APPS 3t%
III TQkK-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM AND
LII housekeeping rooms. APPS ST.
7OI TURKS OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS;
1Ol suitable FOR housekeeping ap5 3tt
O06 SIXTH = NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
QUO rooms housekee pingi reasonable; bath. 8 3e
1900 MISSION = UNFURNISHED l TO
L. ~ rooms; entrances. APPS st"
QUITE OF ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING OR
- for one or two gentlemen; with use OF bath.
1Sl1A Steiner ST., near Ellis. apl 7ts
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-10

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - NOTICE Is
holders Of g. 4. Perry 4 Co., will b, held Mt tho
law Office of Mastena Eullard, room y, Gold
block, Helena. Montann, ON the 18th day OF April,
~electing five Trustees of said company to ,erve I'M
iii the next annual meeting OF the company. and
until their SUCCESSORS shall be elected and quail
fed. and tho transaction uf such other business
~ may be properly presented.
&, Y, PERRY, President.
q. w. PERRY. Secretary.
Dated April I. 1891.
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If we had an artist such as other
advertisers possess, we could make
us a cut Of a mule or jackass with one
1 OF both hind feet landed in the region
of the stomach Of a very old lady
ycleped Helena" we fancy she
would drop her knitting and ssum
a different attitude from the one in
which she has been presented.
But whether Helena remains bolt
upright or gets doubled up, as she
may when the vote Of the capital
question takes place, there can be
but n opinion about the attractive
ness of Bozeman, and it's suitability
as a place for the permanent capital
of Montana.
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DE Mortuis Nil Nisi Bonum."
We have nothing to say in dispar-
agement of Helena.
Let the dead and beautiful rest"
It is only as an aspirant for becom-
ing the capital of Montana that we
are compelled to compare her advant-
ages with those of Bozeman.
we have no cuts or caricatures by
which to present to the eye the re-
spective merits of these two places.
The places themselves must be seen
in order to understand the immense
superiority Of Bohemian.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-10

nIsSOl ,UTION NuTlCE-NoTlCE is HERE
~ by given that the co-pRrtnership heretofore
existing betwcen John Mica and Eugene baum
gartner under the firm name and, title Of Mich
consent, John Mileh retiring from tho Ilarmo,
ria hall and Eugene Gaumgartner retiring from
he | \. l.. saloor. All balls outstanding
against or duo to the Harmonic hall are payable
to and by E. Baumgartner, and all BILLS owing
o and by the. !. y, l.. saloon aro payable to'and
by John Mich,
JOHN MICH.
Il, BAuMGARTNER.
Helena, Mont, =. April ). lsYl.