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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
IOWA.
I)hXenport.


Davenport, Nov. 3. -- Scott county
gives BoJes $500 majority, gain Of 200
over 1889.
GrinueII.
GRINNEII,. Nov. 3.-Thuteen precincts
If Poweu,hlck county give Wheeler $40,
BOies !, 250-a slight republican gain.
Burlington.
BURLINGTON, Nov. 3-The latest re-
turns show a gain Of 200 for Wheeler.
Grand Rapids.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov 3.-B4lknap,
(rep. is probably elected 10 congress by
700 maj MY The peoples party cast o
j75 votes in this city,
iowa city
DIVA Cry, Nov. 3 Nine precincts IF
johnson coun give Wheeler 81, 30 es
/ $50, against 74l and 500 IN 1859.
Cedar Rapids,
CEDAR RAPIDS, Nov Renorts from
Benton county indicate democratic gam
OF ECO over 1859.
Boies' Slight Iots.
Fourteen OF 80 precincts ia this county
gave Bcies a majority OF Gj7, loss Of A.
over Two years ago.
MBquaketa.
MAouAxITA, Nov S.-Jackson comfy
returns PARTIALLY IN, show democratic
gains. nc Indications arc d i4uv gam ~
the county will be 100.
OttuIuwa.
OrTUMwA, Nov 3-Returns from halt
the precincts in the county indicate hedy,
republican gains over last year. he deui
oCrauc maju1ify, which vas last year
745, will be reduced over JOO
In Napeilo County.
In Wapello county nine procirc's Civ
Wheeler 1850, Boies LIB; republican
gain Al.
Waterloo
Waterloo Nov. 3--Ihis city, Boies'
home. gives Wheeler isl. Bones SS7.
Tie same precincts in 1859 gave HutchIu-
son $50, Boies ZAP.
dubuque.
DUBUQUE, Nov. She total cote Of
this cay was h,3l3, gam over lsto VI
1859, which indicates an iLcrce sea uenlJ-
cratlc majority.
Returns from all over tie state received
at the Herald oiic. up 70 2 o'clockludlcAte
the election Of BOIes by decided me
lUIllgs Ntailt an tIC CUTS give q NFttO
cratic gam Or bold their own. Some If
the interior counties show republican
gains, but tits conceded that they cannot
overcome Boies' majority OF two years
ago, 600.
Burlington.
BURLINGToE. Nov. g. Returns are
coming IN Slowly. So far they indicate
repul ,can gains
AIgona.
ALGoNA, Nov. g. Wheeler has 800,
Boieg l93-a republican gain Of "a.
independence.
INDEPENDENCE, Nov 3.-Wheeler viii
carry Buchanan county by about 206 ma
iority, gam OF 100 over the last cleo
ton.
Charles City. n
CHARLES CRY, Nov 3 Floyd county
gives 250 republican majority.
= $50 Keokui.
KEoKUK, Nov. 3-Iwo precincts in
bI- county give net republican gam
Of 81.
Council Rluns
CcUScIL BLUFFS. Nov. 3.-The esti-
mated vote Of inc clty shows republican
gain Of 800. Nine townships show a
democratic gain Of 80.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
THE PEAHL DCIION ENTER
PRISE
1t ia, Been Give, a Fine start by the New
Jarin Law.

The second pearl tuition factory ever
built in the United States has recently
started at Eau Clare in tbs state. lt'1
poets TO employ 300 banda The manu.
lecture Of pearl buttons IN this country hm
teen made possible by tie Mckinney bill.
Stevens Point Journal.
The pearl button iac.Cry at Eau Glare
il by no means tie second ever built T.
the United States There are several N
Newark N. j. Two have areaay been
established at manltoyot, and one Of
them had fine exhibit OF its products ri
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
CALAMITY FALsKuooDs.
An rl,uIidrai journal shows Them Up
~ Guou rhHpe.
Pam aud fitefias.

The malicious l}irg done by political
jemagoeups. and calamity pIopi Els about
mortgage has been e3IO,ed ID the census
reluins Instead d 100000 mortgages on
land, with iheeucuuyiguces amounting to
more than is value, as reI eatedIy asserted
is thee enemies Of the rrope, he returns
how that there are about 2, 250,0 Q0 homes
md farms Occupied by owners encountered
by mortgage. Az llpre aIe about II &c.,
900 fsmi6es las han oGetourth 1--we IN
epcumbeicd homes.
1So bilhcn, FIVE hundred and s.Ity-fve
million doltars u the total amount Of the
Indebtedness on homes and
fmms, estimated TO be about one third the
value Of the property tncum beIed.
The census returns a 50 show that about
tYo.thirds q the total mortgage indebted
ness represents the rur base money.
The lying still gees on however II 10
extremely popular with class OF people
aIe looking Forward n time when they
can. under cover If finance laws, Isssfd
.ith the intent in view, Iepudlate tier
honest debts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

SIOUX CIrl, Nov. 5. Arlington town.
ship gives 80 republican uajority against
- In 1899 On snge gives Westtali tpeo-
PIES capdidatel Z plurality; Hebron gives
Bles H. against 20 in 1889; Book gives
Wheelr2S majority, loss Of IL; Sloan
gives Wleeler 81, against - IN 1889,
Willow gives Wheeler 50, gainof 50 over
1889, and Woodbury. gives Boies so
against in 1879,
MUscArINE, Nov. 3-This city gives
Boies l,4l5, Wheeler 1910 Muscatine
county. except three precincts, gives Boies
537 majority, gain otl6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
ILLINOIS.
Chicago Republican

With the exception of two candidates
the complete returns show that the repub
lcans made a clean sweep today in both
city and county. The two exceptions are
i NJ. Cooley, the d, mocratic candidate for
drainage trustee, and BabcocK candida e for
County superintendent of schools. Bah.
cock s opponent, Bright was ropposed 10y
a large element as too prominently iden-
titled with the Bennett school law. For
the first time In many
ye RS the republicans secure absolute
control of the county board, not single
democratic candidate pulling through.
The republican majorities range from 3,
600 70 TO- 900, against S97 at the last coun-
ty election.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
Allegheny County Republican.

r turns from Allegheny county indicate
a plurality fol the republican state ticket
If l4,000
Mckinley &. 900 Ahead
Two hundred and thirty,six precincts
outside OF Cincinnati give Mckinley 80.
lS2; Campbell, 25,l36.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov 3-A.ll p m.
Chairman Hahn. on the meagre returns
received, claimed MCKnley' 5 plurality TO
e about 10000 At the same hour Gov
ernor Campbell SAID it was too early 10
make an estimate, though he felt conf
dent, as the vote IN Cincinnati an Ham
lllon county did not show the republican
increase which had been ella med.
Campbell Comedies McKIniey's Election.
Midnight-Camp5ell comedies McKln-
ley election 10y 5000
The Legislature.
Chairman Hahn, of the republican state
committee has received information on
leg stature candidates in about all the
counties Of the state AM gives as the re-
suit O. republicans and 81 democrats are
elected to The honse with five in doubt; Is
republican and Is democrats ere elected TO
the senate.
Chairman Hahn at a. M, claims
the state 10y from $4,000 to q 600 and
the general assembly by from 81 to 33 on
JOINT ballot.
Hamilton county is still claimed by the
republicans. Ii Cleveland also goes re-
publican, the house OF rrpesehtstives
viii stand: Republicans 66; democrats.
Al; senate, republicans 49, democrats II,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
ONO
; Republican Gain.


Returns from 50 precincts Of Hamilton
county show "a net democratic gam Of l4Oi
30 preriucls outside # the CIty show a heI
repubhcan gain Of 1923. - a-~ 49,,
Iftle present. IatIo is maintained Nc
kinney viii he eltCted ~ about zo,OuO
iIe Commercial Gazette's estimate is
1900 nj Jointly TOR Mtklnty aud re-
ulhCau mgllniy III the Legislature.
Two lundred ard ninety i've precincts
outside cf tie ci'y give net republican
gam OF 1924. IhIs IS about oDe-elghth
OF the state.
hcKinIey's old Home.
At Niles. M,Kinley's birthplace the re-
publican net gam was 2C0. NellSille
shows a netTepubican gam o. 80. Eleven
precincts Of Medina county show mel
democratic gain On three. - -
Campben'- Estimate.
A correspondent telegraphs that Gev.
Campbell comedies Mckinley S election 10y
1900 10 900.
The Outs co In.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 3.-Ihe indications
are that the rel uthcans gain representa-
tiyes IN Hancock, Paulng and daddIn
counties, all Of which returned democrats
iwoy years ago. 0beTlIn glyes net repub
hcan gain Of 40. Republican, gaIL twelve
IN Wellington ana thirteen IN Carrots
ville
CLEVELAND. Nov. 3-Belyue shows a
net republican gam Of 81; Hamilton q re-
publican gam OF IL.
by At Least 10000.
&c 1inley Il elected By 81 east 10000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

LoHpnS. Nor. 3 Ia vc,y Of the
further prohibition gram exports
from Russia the foIlUNiur statistics Of
Glasgow grain stocks pupii he'd TO day
are important IS compared with last
year. Wheat thows f3.O0U quarters
decrease, maize 50 900 quarters -four
a.. 900 sacks, barley 10000 guar. ers
beans ., $50 quarters; hut oats chow an
increase 81 2s5 quarters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov 3-A report re
ceiycd from the bank examiner M
Boston this morning shows that the
liabilities Of the Maverick banl, are
s., OuD, 600, and the cash on hand ST.
,uO OuD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
bIICHIGAE.1
Republican Victories.

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. 3 r. Estimate
based on returns thus far received, give
the republicans sweeping victory here
Belknap, republican, for congress, will b
returned by 200 TO 800 majority. The
late Congressman Ford carried ms districi
by 2,600 last fall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

NEW JERSEY
Democrats control The Legislaturo.

Democrats Control the Leg islature.
TRENTON, Nov 3.--The democrats wall
have a majority in both houses Of the
Legislature
Majority OF SO on Joint Ballot.
Up to / O'Clock the returns indicate the
election OF the entire democratic senato-
rial ticket, aud Al out of CD assemblymen.
This will give the democrats majority Of
33 on joint ballot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
rr,.bino.i. In American Pork.

I,oxDoE. Nov 3.--The Chronicles Der
lin correspondent states tina. sani-
tary inspector IN Dusseldorf has found
Ia a consignment % 100 aide, Of Amer
ican pork six sitirs badly infected with
trichinosis although officially certi-
Gee q b. 4h0iesoms
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

BRnaD gtpprr. Iul.. NOV Aleek
Scott, cOlorei vhlo druaiJ abused his
wife and split two inch board over
her head She made her way TO the
house Of her brotber.in-law. where
she secured an old musket and fatally
shot her husband The authorities
refuse 10 prosecute her, claiming the
shooting was in sell defense
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
VIoGINIA.
pemocratic Leglslatere

OF 10 state senators the democrats have
elected IL; of 100 members OF the house
the democrats have elected 70.
At lao a. m, the democrats claim ev-
ery senatorial district in the state. The
democrats will nave at least four-ffths OF
the house. The alliance has two candi.
dates and one straight out" republican
has been elected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

ANDERSON, Ind Nov g. The County
commissioners ordered the books ia
the auditors and treasurer Offices
covering the last six years to bc ex-
amined by an expert The order was
made upon "A petition OF members Of the
Farmers Alliance
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
Alliance Delicate

Dispatches IRON various counties SHOW
bat the alliance did not hold its own
Only AZ counties Of toe l0G in the stat
ave been heard from. in only tgo q
nem have the alliance made clean Reep-
,n the country the republicans appear e
nave regained foothold while IN th'
cities the alliance has made slight gain
In the judicial district the returns lndicat
that the alliance met a wholesale deteai
Republicans and democrats combine,
gainst alliance candidates for judges.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

LoypoS. Nov D. After hearing
arguments in tie May brick case ths
papers were taken aud judgment re.
served
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
Jolley Still Ahead.
NEBRASKA.
neml. Cnrle. the city.

Eight precincts of the city give 600 ma
i5ritl tor BruIs (p } Tor mayor w.Jh IN
4 Cartons that lie carried the city b.
20 0.
SMty-four towns and precincts ouisld,
4 Omaha owe Post lrep) j,743, EGgerton,
ldl.lancsl G.Al8.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

SttiLiuE Meet Produced by the Operation
oItIe Mckinley AotA

New Yak PIers: Tie itmous GIm Of
SIR Iitu. SAT- a Co.., q braUuo, Ing
laI d, have moved pait o. tltir great liant
to BricpcE ut, Com, wEuc tLey are max
ing piu5lc,3o tUlp'y ne AmHlcn MAJ
bet. ~ Budtud tms tlu raJs IL pnfb
wolcs. Il gives skilled ~trLcs tLue an.
aytIaEe q $40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
poat probably Elected.

Returns are coming in very slowly
Rough estimates from those at hand iii
icale that Judge Po,t (rep.l for supreme
judge, haE carried the state by at leus
) 10.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.
Good weather and Big Vote

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Tne weather
throughout the state was bright ana cool,
and d big off year vote was cast, The yot.
OF Pennsylvania will be compared with the
state treasurer's vote of 1889 which gave
a republican plurality in Philadelphia
county of SO 744, and republican major
Ivy in the state outside OF Philadelphia
county Of Il 1872
Democratic Majority Doubled
The democratic chairman estimates that
Cumberland county gives 25l democratic
majority. Ii was So in 80
Loss auG Gain,
Chester county shows a republican ma
iorlty of 1000, a loss of about l,00
Delaware county shows republican loss
estimated at 55S,
In Snyder county the estimated republl.
can gain over 80 Is 800,
A Midnight Estimate
At midnight returns from q counties
exclusive Of PM de'phia show net re.
publican gain OF ,64S for Gregg, republic
can, for auditor general ana about the
same for Morrison, republican, FIR Atate
treasurer. Philadelphia county return.
indicate thai the republicans will cary
the city Ivy 10000 aud the republican ma
jOrity in the entire state will not be less
tnan 10000 The proposition for holding
"a constitutional convention Is overwhelm'
ingly defeated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

AIIial &c Losses.

II is evident at thiq hour III p N } that
there have been republican gains IN ,v'rs
county IN the state The assertion that the
alliance party has lost strength Is verified.
The republicans have carried mtJJrlts
of the counties in Kansas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

here. II 1t IL true 81 the free traders Say
that fle Bniisirr can luy as nuch with
bis a IA as the larkee With bis s8.07, Why
dcesut be tuy IN Everybody knows be
doesnt. h. can't
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

But Sir Titus Salt q Co. rllo unpty M.
tkilled latoI laiedy. IN England tL,y
Jay tLelr uIskiiIcd IatoIut "a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
sOUTli D-AKoTA.
JolIey In the Lead


Huron. S D., Nov 3.-The election
in this state vas for Congressman to i
the Gamble vacancy The candidate
were, Joley (rep) Woods tdeml }, Smitl
Ondl. Up to s p. m scatter ug return
IRON 50 precincts in 100 counties inelud
ing the cities Of Waertown, Huron
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls show IgE'
vote The figures show that JolIey lead
botn competitors.
Jolley's vote here is 200 Woods sc,
and Smith, Sc.
JoIIey still Ahead.
Eightynue precincts in South Dakota,
including the cities of Waterfowl, Sioux
Falls, Huron and Aberdeen give Joiley
.4IlG, Smith 1856. Woods 5l3.
From The Large Towns.
102 precincts, including all the large
towns except Yanklon and 10 out Of II
county seats, give Joilsy 5,457, Smith
3,0y3, Woods 2 O75
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

Per week,
In BIi6lpot Il Jays Aruiebn wiltr,
lis iki5rd American lAtCraB goten AYR
age Of $40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
nemoe,ntIc Maiorlty poubled.

The democratic chairman estimates that
county gives 250 democratic
majority. 1t was So in -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

per week, IS against an ayeIpge q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

r.ta.4a. W hu 90 ytu poe II Wht
for lh, TX months eudre Sept. ~, ltal Z
1t was u 80, o. ~ the rate ot s2OU
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

Ttf Cal IId ItI 1t"I'
Sold, because Of the increased projection
afFIctd IS he Mckinley lgrh ultipy
focio1y n Oiunwa, Iowa, now employs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
hands instead ot

Tie London Fair Traders latest figures
csto he w8ges e ccn mon labmGs III
Great Britain are IL 10, on "a IA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

r turns from Allegheny county indicii
4 plurality for the republican state tick4
IF l4.000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
BOTH CHARGE ASSAULT.
Jacob Holcherg and Jacob Karatofsky
Take Each Other Into Court.

Jacob Holcherg and Jacob Karatofsky
Take Each Other Into Court.
Jacob Karatofsky and Jacob Holcberp
will appear in Judge Fleischer's court to-
morrow as complaining witnesses against
one another. Each charges tho other with
assault. Karatofsky swore out u warrant
against Holcberg yesterday charging him
with committing an assault with II piece
of rock. Holoberg shortly afterwards swore
out a complaint against k%aratofskv charg-
ing him with drawing Il deadly weapon.
The whole thing grew ont of the rivalry
etween W establishments. HolcberE
recently opened an auction house at tho
corner Of Main and Wall %streets. opposite
karatofsky'a pawn store. Tho rivalry be-
tween the two establishments led to Kara
tofsky putting out n sign on the Wall street
aide of his show window which the other
house considered nh imputntion on Ito
management. Holcberg took karatofsky
to task about 1t on Saturday night
and some warm words followed. Holobere
says karaiofsky drew a pistol, whereupon
he retired to his auction store to avoid no
ing shot. They passed each other again
y%esterday and Holcberg referred to the gun
play of Saturday night. Karatoisky, Ii Ia
said, put hia hand TO his pistol pocket nv il
TO draw a weapon, but did not do 30. Hole
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
borg ran Into the street. TO pick MP a rock.
Then knratofsky sworn out his complaint
and Holcberg did the snme.
FOR AN OLD MURDER.
Tho Man Jim Conley Caught Convicted OF
ManslanRhter.

The Man Jim Conicy Caught Convicted OF
ManslanGhter.
James Conley, Of Deer Lodge, passed
through Helena yesterday on his way from
Fort Pierre, Il. D., where he had been at-
tending the trial Of a man m med Whitley,
for murder committed in 1878. IN that
year Whitley shot and killed n man in n
hurdy gurdy house in Fort Pierre and made
his escape. About q year q Conley
went to Utah to arrest a man
named Edmundson. While there he saw
Whitley. but did not know at the time that
there was any charge against him. On his
return to Montana he ran across mn old cir
niar describing Whitley and offering u re-
ward for his apprehension. Then he re-
membered having seen the man in Utah
and went back there and arrested Whitley.
The prisoner WAS taken to Fort Pierce for
trial. The trial Inns inst ended in Whitey's
conviction of manslaughter. Whitley is 30
called because he has a fashion of bleach
ing his hair until it IN white, and then al
lowing it to return to its natural color I'M
til the time comes when it is again neces-
sary to change his appearance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
Incorporations.

Articles were filed yesterday as follows:
The Chalcedony Mining and Reduction
company, Of Philipsburg; to develop the
Chaloedona, Altoona and other mines in
the Flint creek district, Deer Lodge county.
The capital stock is 80, oo0,0 900 and the in
corporators are Josiah Merrell, of Oakland,
CAL, John Mcleod, John L.. Heron, Mich
olas j. Connolly. Michael Cunningham and
John Ward, Of P%hilipsburg.
Moulton Consolidated Mining company;
to do business in Barker and Neihart dis
tricts, with an office at Great Falls. Capt.
tai stock, 81, 100000. The incorporators are
George Harding, i. w. Zineler, james nj.
Clifton, W.. L. Houston, j. III. Johnson, Il.
E. Laban and Henry T.. Jones.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
District Court.

Lizzie Cartwright Va. New York Insur-
ance company. Motion to strike out part
of answer sustained.
Bridget Murphy vs.. Peter Murphy. Mo
tion to strike out part Of answer overtuled.
4. Il. Goodwin vs.. A. M. jacob. Motion
to reiEstats overruled.
Arthur UBrien vs.. j. s. NJ. Neill. Stay
Of proceedings for thirty days.
Alice Yoro vs.. j. 4. Murphy. Dismissed
without prejudice.
Tietig ct al. vs.. II. III. Kleinschmidt.
Sixty days in which to prepare statement
on motion for new trial.
Marcus Mnurin va. Nick Buor. Judgment
favor plaintiff for S92O.75 and $11 costs.
s. Il. Porter va. Vogel and Evans. De-
fendants' motion to strike out partso of COM
plant sustained.
S. Hamlin VS.. F. Atkinson ct al. Dis
missed as settled.
+. G. Chandler VS.. Stedman Foundry and
Machine company. Demurrer oyerruled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
Supreme Court Proceedings.

State of Montana respondent vs.. Napo-
leon Chaunndonnette, appellant. Stricken
from the calendar.
james Pendleton. appellant, vs.. Parnell
G. CowIing. Set for Tune 16 at 10 a. m.
A. NJ. Thornburgh, respondent. VS.. y. S.
Fish. Motion to strike out certain por-
tions Of the record over-ruled.
III. 9. Gels vs. Helena and Livingston
Smelling company. Taken under advise
ment.
Ida r. Barney, respondent, vs.. George NJ.
Hays, ct al. Appellants have until June Is
to file briefs.
W. N. Fletcher, Richard R. Purcell and
g. L. Campbell were admitted to practice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
County Clerks Office.

Papers were filed yesterday as follows:
Frederick Thornton ct al. vs.. Sidney A.
Witherbee, Bertha WitLerbee and Freder-
lex Witherbee. to foreclose a mechanics
lien on lots 5 and 6. block 1888, Bradford ad-
dition.
Deeds-P. G. Mannix to Thomas Hayes,
one-thiid interest in the Fanny Pa,nell
lode; $500. G. A. Grissinger to Charles
Schumacher. lot 10, block ", Helena town
site; 81.
Lode observation-disclosures and Palm lodes,
Greenhorn district by Andreas Gedeon and
William Comic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
Brought Back From Mandan

Frank Atkinson, n niulatto, was arraigned
before Judge Woodman yesterday, and
pleaded not guilty to the charge of stealing
BIB from Lille White, a colored woman
on Clore street. Atkinson left the city and
went to Mnndan, N. D., where he was
caught. He came pack with a deputy sher-
i'll. The trial takes place to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
Forbes q Davis-Special.
O." Forbes & Dayis-Special.
5000 o. r.. d N.
$50 Iron Mountain.
300 Helena and Victor, (Curlew.)
1000 Glengary.
5000 G. d D., (Elkhorn.)
Office rs and ~, Bailey Block.


Read VIM. Muth's advertisement and sec
what he has to offer you in the way of lots
in Kalispel. then go to his office and see the
Dlats. Prices are reasonable and terms
easy, and it is we'll worth your while to in
vestigate this matter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-09
Now Is the Time,

Now is the time to put plants ip your gar
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