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There is more catarrh in this section OF the
country han all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed TO
he incurnbic. For n great many years doctors
nronolpced IL a local disease, and prescribed
tocal remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced IL IN
constituticna disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F.. }. Cheney a Co, Toledo,
Ohio, is the only CONSTITUTIONAL cure on the
i0drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly upon
the blood aud mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer SlW for any case 1t falls to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
f.. j. CHENEY d Co., Toledo, o.
ry- Sold by Druggists. 75c.
n,-rn hnOnMn little Russiana were born last
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An Act to authorize boronghs 10 order and regulate
The construction OF sidewalk and to provide for
The payment OF tho expenses 81 the same.
L. Bc il enacted by the Senate and General As
srmhly Of the State OF New Jcrrry, Thai the incGr-
porntii bOruughs OF this rtatn shall have power
through their several appropriate legislative bodfs
10 pass All ordinance Tor tho regulation. e%onsiruc'
lion aud repairs OF sidewalks. and thereby To nx
and determine the method IN which sid walks IN
snch b,ronghs shall he constructed, repaired and
maintained lroin material cut OF which The saiuc
shall be constructed. and also 10 provide for the
payment of the eost II pneh construct on, repair
and maintenance; provided, however. that the
property OMucrs MAJ construct. ~ their own eA'
iersc, sidewalk. OF any mnlcrial that may he nj
low ed by general ordinance Of such borough.
& And nc 1t enacted, That any such pJrongh
may prescribe by general ordinance In what earcs
such sidewalks shail ba constructed, repaired aud
mainiained at the nNpens, OF the abuitin. land
owners. whenever III any liutpugh II siali hereafter
become tbs dUty OF any ON ner OF admitting laGds
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A Further Supplement- to an act entitled \ act 70
amend aud consolidate the several ssis rclntlngl 10
ca,ae ard game nsh.s approved March twenty
seventh. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four.
i. lie IL enacted by the senats Ana Gelefal ~.
II rlal not be- Law fmi for any ptfson o. persons 70
capture. XIII or have fals. n ! os.iss'on s''ss
the same has been taken or killed. n"s nIst ~
dsy september and The sixteenth day OF Dneeuiber
In any year. under . penalty of twenty dollars spF
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An Act to dcfray The Expense. Of The contested

An Act to dcfray the expenses OF the contested cleo
ton cas-, Of Stuhr aglinst Mcdonald.
l.. BE il enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the state Of New Jersey. That the sum of
two Thousand nine hundred aud thirtylhree dollars
and twenty. four cents he and same il hereby apprU
priatrd to the drm OF Knight Il %tiuiChlcl. stenog-
raphers. for services performed and testimony de
livcred TO the Senate Committee on Elections, in the
contest OF StnhI against McDUna d, session of one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety.
:. Aud be 1t enacted. That tins act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
Anuruyrt Auril IL 1891,
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An Act concerning the laying cut and opening ct
streets IN cities.
l.. Belt enacted by the Senate and General As
scmbly Of the State OF New Jersey. That whenever
the board ot aldermen. common council or any
other municipal authority IN any city OF this stale
shalI be required by any law, general Or special, TO
cndcayor Ia agree with the owner or nwncrs for the
purchase Of any lands necessary to be taken for use
NJ n public street before proceeding TO condemn the
same by the exercise OF the power OF eminent do.
main. il shall be lawful, in care the ownership OF
any such lands shall be IN dispute between two or
more persons, for The municipal authorities OF such
city 10 proceed. with respect 10 such lands, in the
same manner a. WHERE no agreement can he made
by reason of the legal incapaciIy Of any owner of
lands necessary to b. taken ~ afureseid.
!. And be Ii enacted, That tins act shall take
effect immediately.
AnnrnNInl NLrii LII lsll-
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A Further Sup. icIneni 10 m act entitled 'An aet
concerning roads, approved March twcniy'
~peycnti, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four [Rcyision. page nine hundred aud nii"tyl
/, Re il enacted by the Senate and General A.
sembiy OF the State Of New Jersey, That whenever
Ihc choscn freeholicrs shall meet 10 lay out. alter
or change any by-road. pursuant 20 he provisions
Of ecctiOn thirty-six of an act entitled AN net eou-
cerning roads" approved March wcnty'sesenih
one thousand elghf hundred and eevepts Tour no.
vision, page one thousand and twoL A. amended by
supplntnent approved May ninth, one Thousand
cil.ht hundred aud eighty. four tsupp eineDt 10 IT,
vision, page eight hundred and sessniyt0ur' .ec,
lion ihirtccnthl this said frehoiderr 80 met thah
have power. and It shall be their duty TO deterniinr
whether u by-road heretofore used as turh siiali
have there existed. whether The same shall have bcen
shut M or rendered impasrable, whereby TUG IN.
hsbitant. may be- put TO immediate Inconvenience
or dl1leuity ms aforesaid and 10 that end shall
have power as well to take testimony ~ TO proreed
upon their own view and knowledge ar TO The eais-
tence. use and obstruction OF said by road; ard VI
shall be their duty TO make u report OF their pro-
ceadiDgs. which report shall iuliy sst forth, the Ap.
pii alton, the time and place OF bearing nc nanlss
u wiinessca By them examined. q any, tbs'r nnal
determination of the matter. and AL proce.dinxs ny
ihcm had which said Tcpoft shall be by then hifd
within ten days, in the office Of the cilk %
the court Of common pleas Of the county ana os
him recorded,
effect immediately.
Approved April Ia, ispi.
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exc.

An Act to authorize the courts of common pleas 10
transfer licenses, and to authorize the executor or
administrator of a liccnsee to continue business
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
scmbly of tho State OF New Jersey, That the inferior
courts OF common pleas In and for the several conn-
ties OF this etatc shall be and hereby arc authorized
aud empowered. in their direction, to transfer any
license granted by them TO any person or pcrsous 10
keep sn INN or tavern, and any liccnsc granted by
them to any person To sell ale. strong beer, lager
beer, porter, wine or other malt liquors.: and ~
case OF transfer. the liccnsc 80 transferred shall
only be good or effective for the unexpired term
thereof.
.. And be 1t enacted, That the applicant for such
transfer shall. II the transfer sought Is from one
person 10 another person, at the time Of said appli.
cation, present to The court a petition signed by at
cast twelve frceholdrrs ot the city. town. townsbip
or borough In which The original license was
granted, requesting the court 10 grant such transfer,
which petition shall set forth that The person 10
whom such transfer IL requested lie a person nj good
). And be il enacted, That II said licensc is to
keep an Inn or tavern. the petition shall further set
forth that the person to whom such license ls sought
10 he transferred Is known to the freeholders re-
quertipg the transfer to have al leatt two spare bede
more than are necessary for his family use. and that
the place licensed Is well provided with house room.
1. Aud he Il enacted. That il saId application is
for the transfer OF u license 10 sell ale, strong beer:
PETITION shall be followed by an aridavit Of the per
ron to whom such ~tranefcr 10 to be made that the
persons recommending him are frceholders la The
poses to sell, and that he will keep a quiet aud or
derry house according TO the requirements OF Inc
nw.
8. And be it enacted. That notice OF such pro.
po.ed application shall be fled ~ith the clerk Of
laid court at least ten days before presenting the
same.
I. And be it enacted. That the license so trans.
fcrred shall be good for the unexpircd term thereof
and no longer.
s. And b. Il enacted. That Ia case of the death OF
any person licensed by the said court to keep an Inn
or tavern. or to sell ale. strong beer, lager beer, por-
ter, wiue or other malt liquors. his executor or adj
miiiistrator shall be and hereby IL authorized 10 CON
time the business OF the decedcnt under the sainc
License for the uncxpired term thereof. and may
transfer the same 10 the manner hereinbef1rc pro-
yidcd, 10 the same extent rs the deccdcnt could have
done.
o. And be 1t enacted. That all acts and parts of
acts. Inconsistent with the provisions of This art. be
and the same arc he-cby repealed.
10. And be Il enacted. That this act shall hkc
effect Immediately.
Arnxad Atrif n 1SQ1. Y -|f. .H. .
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CHAPTER CLxxxIx.

An Act to enable the governing bodies OF cities of
the third class and of all bOronghr, towns and
villages in the state having power to license and
regulate tho sale OF beer. ale and Intoxicating
liquors, and to license and regulate billiard "a.
locus and ball alleys therein. to authorize the
transfer of such licenres from person to person
and from place to place within the corporate lin
its of such municipal corporation
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That The may
or, recorder. aldermen and common councilmen or
other governing body of cities of tho third class and
Of all towne. boroughs and villages in this state
having POWER to license. regulate and control the
sale OF beer. ale and other intoxicating liquors and
to license. regulate and control billiard saloons and
ball alleys within the corporate limits of such mani
cipal corporations. shall have The power by ordi-
nance TO Rrthorze regulate ard control The transfer
Of any and all such licenses granted. authorized or
issued by them from person to person or from place
to place within the limits OF euch municipal c0rpo-
ration; provided, that in case of transfer. the IL
cense so transferred shall only be good or effective
for the upexpired term thereof.
!. Aud be 1t enacted, Thst this act shall take eff
feet immediately.
Approved April IA, 1891.
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An Act 10 authorize turnpike companies TO straight
en- portions of their turnpike ruads.
I. Be il enacted by the Senate and General As.
sembly OF the State Of New Jersey. Thai Whenever
the board of directors Of any turnpike company al
this sistr, organized by virtue Of any general or
special het 81 nr"rlarstion. shall desire TO alter aal
portion OF us turnpike road by having such portiul,
net exceeding one thnrsaud yards III length, va.
Gated aud RELAXING It In any other plsoe. IL order 10
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a Az named oDow, iiyIng In tho
suburbs, wAy made . father u low days
ago. and bo sont this announcement 10
the local paperi ~ litils bpow dfiIleJ
into my houss Last night.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
That
Tired Feeling

Prevails with It's moat encrvatlng and di~eoafasina
effect In spring aud early summer, when the 'anibs
effect Of the cold air Is gone AMI tho days grow
warmer. Hoods Aafsaparllla speedily oserepmrs
'that tired feeling" whether can.ot ny change Of
climate, seaaoo or life. by overwork or fitness, aud
irnrar,s that fseilng Of strength nDi erif 'anndenoe
which is comforting and satiaiyips. II aiso cures
aick headache. billouaneAs, indigestion Or dJspepsiA-
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
There's a patent medicine
which is not a patent medicine

There's a patent medicine
which is not a patent medicine
: paradoxical as that may
sound. It's a discovery the
golden discovery of medical
science It's the medicine for
you-tired, run down, exhaust
ed, nerve : wasted men and
women; for you sufferers from
diseases of skin or scalp, liver
or lungs-it's chance is with
every one, it's season always,
because it aims to purify the
fountain of life-the blood
upon which all such diseases
depend.
The medicine is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
The makers of it have
enough confidence in it to
sell it on trial. !
That is-you can get il from
your druggist, and if it doesn't
do what its claimed to do, you
can get your money back,
e0e,y cent Of it,. !.
That's what its makers call
taking tile risk Of their sOoras.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

The Erie is the only railway running solid
trains over its own tracks between New York
and Chicago. No chang OF cars for any class
Of nassengers, Rates lower than via. any other
A. .laGS linz
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

Tiny, little, sugar coated
granules, are what DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are. The best
Liver Pills ever invented; ac-
tive, yet mild in operation;
cure sick and bilious head
aches. One a dose.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

FITS stopped free by Dir. KILNEs GREAT
NERVE REsToHER. No hts after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and q trial bottle
tree. Dr. Kline. al Arch St., Phila-, Pa
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05
Use for Petroleum

The most marvellous results arc nov
being obtained from the use of petroleum
in the treatment Of catarrh Of the heal
and throat and lung troubles. Send for
pamphlet free describing the new treat
ment to the HEALTH SUPPLIES Co..
no Broadway, New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

An Act to provide for the care and preservation of
the monuments marking the boundary lines of
this state.
. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
scm5ly of the state Of New Jersey, That The rip
arian commits sioucrs OF the state are hereby auth
orized and directed during the ycar one thousand
eight hundred and nincty-thrce. and every third
year thereafter, to cause to be made an examina-
ton and inspection Of all the raid monuments
upon the said state boundary lines aud to make a
detailed report thereof TO the Legislature. and II any
OF such monuments be found injured. displaced or
removed. The said commissioners are hereby auth.
Orizcd and directed, in CO. operation with rer,Oi.s
duly authorized by the adjoining state, to repair.
restore or replace the same, and to cause suitable
stone monuments to be set wherever such are now
wanting at the points where said state boundary is
intcrsected by the boundary OF any towns or coun-
! lies of this state, or nv any highway, and for the
purpose Of carrying out the provisions of this act
the said commissioners arc authorized 10 expend
such reasonable Sums of money as may be neces-
sary 10 defray the Expenses of such examination,
repair or restoration of said monuments. with the
Incidental expenses connected herewith payable
to said C mmissioncrs by the treasurer of this STATE
on their certificate of said expenses when approved
by the governor and state comptroller.
=. And be il enacted. That this shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved Aprjl 4, 1891,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

each gray or black squirrel so taken. killed or had
~nnlawfnlly IN possession
q AMI Be It enacted. That all acts or parts of
acts Inconsistent with the provisions Of tins act be
and the same arr hereby repealed.
3 Aud he Il euacted. That this act shall be taken
TO be a public act. and shall take effect immedi
afcly.
Approved April IL, 1891.
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CHAPTER cxcIy.

A Supplement 10 an act entitled "An act to rcor-
gaiize the hoard Of chosen frceholders in coun.
ties OF the nr-t class In this state approved April
third. ond thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine.
4. lie il enacted by the Senate and General As.
rcmbly of the state OF New Jersey, That the board
Of chosen frccholders provided for In tho act to
which this Is a supplement ehall hereafter In tho
election or appointment Of a cierk thereof. ~ pro-
vided for by law, have power to elect or appoint
such clerk for a term not exceeding three year,.
which term shall be hxed or expressed by raid
beard II the time the choice or appointment of snch
clerk lie had, and he shall hold office for tho term
designated and until his successor shsil be duly
chosen and qualided to act; any person who may DC
by such board chosen TO oil any vacancy which
may occur by death. rcsignaf ion or otherwise. in
the Office OF any such clerk whose term shall have
been designated as Aforesaid, ,hall be appointed
only for the unexpired term which mny remain.
. Aud be 1t enacted, That this act shall take CT
feet Immediately.
Approved April IA, 1891.
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CHATTER CXt,V.

A Supplement- to an act entitled IAN act concern
ing roads," approved March twcnty-seyenth one
thousand eight hundred and seventy four.
l. be II enacted by the Senate and General As
scmbly of the state Of New Jersey, That shc treas
urcr of the township committee of any township
within this state shall not pay any moneys 10 any
ovcrscer Of roads of such township, unless the said
overcer OF rOads shall present an itemizcd bill,
stating where. when. and by whom the work
charged for had been done. together with the cost
Of tools. material. &c. the raid bill and work hav-
ing been frst approved by the said township com
mirtee and snch approval endorsed thereon.
2. And be It enacted. That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with this act shall be and the same
are hereby repealed. and that this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Annrnxel Anril Ia. 1901.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

OVER 5,oo,ao little Russians were born last
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-05

Eh tANNhs
A Supplement to the act entitled IAN act for the or
gsnization Of the national guard of the state OF
New Jersey approved March ninth, one thou
pand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
/. be il enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That whenever
a first lieutenant commanding a gun detachment
shai nave served 1--we years rs such. he shall be en-
ti,lcd to the came promotion that Is now accorded
to other staff officers of like rank.
Q. And he it enacted. That this &C. shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved April IA. 1891.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
Pleased With Great Falls.

John w. Thompson of Helena arrived
in town Saturday from Fort Shaw
where he has been examining the WORK
on the Crown Butte canal in which he Is
largely interested. Mr.. Thompson is IA
member of the city council of Helena
and was frequently mentioned as a can
didate for mayor just previous 10 inc
last municipal election in that city. nc
can always be relied or to champion th'
right and being a bitter foe to the alo
and gambling element, he would nc
doubt have made a very exemplary mayor
for the temporary capital. Ills ia'her'
j. ID. Thomson, erected the littShurg
Penn, and other leading office buildings
of Helena ard is said to be n OF inc
heaviest owners of realty in that city'
The subject of this sketch is very highly
pleased with Great Falls and expressed
regrets that he did not get in ON th'
ground floor of some town property nc
will find that ii is not yet too late. i I.
catch on in the future metropolis TINS 1t
his first visit here.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
That Patriotic Day VIII BE Fittingly Cele-
bratel,

The meeting held at j. x. Clark 4
Co.'S office Friday night to take the pre-
liminary steps toward celebrating the
anniversary of American independence
in a suitable manner was well attended
and entirely successful. AS a result of
that meeting Great Falls, never behind
any other Montana city in observing pub
lie holidays. will celebrate the glorious
Fourth in grand style. Nothing will be
wanting to make it a rcd-letter day in
the history of our city-a day for old and
young to have a general good time and
demonstrate their faith in our free gov
eminent.
The meeting was called to order by
Charles Wegner, who was subsequently
elected chairman. G. II. Clark was
elected secretary and Frank Erwin treas
urer. The following were appointed as
Il committee to solicit financial aid: Rob
ert Vaughn. Prank Erwin, Milt Hcnder-
son, Dave Churchill, Il. 3. Judd, and
John Germ.
There will be another meeting next
Friday evening to complete a program
far the day. Arrangements are being
made to have a iireman's ball in the
evening of the Fourth. and it will nc
doubt be a grand affair. There will
probably be a parade, made up of the
Grand Army, the militia, the tiremen.
the various secret societies, and last. but
not least, the bows of the Typographical
union and some of the labor unions.
Some one will be asked to deliver an
grafton, and the time honored preceden,
of reading the greatest of all documents
the Declaration of Independence, will nc
doubt be followed.
There will also be some good races, a
football game, and there may be a boat
race. In the evening there will be q
pyrotechnic display.
Some steps will no doubt be taken tc
appoint "a committee to go to the depot
and welcome our Lethbridge friends and
escort them around. A large excursion
will come down from that city and nc
effort should be spared to reciprocate the
fayors shown our people when they were
in Lethbridge. In short it will be 8
great day for every one who takes pride
in commemorating the greatest day il
American history. Let us all pull to
gether and make the celebration a sue
cess.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
in the valley.-Columbia Falls Column

in the valley.-Columbia Falls Column
bian.
An interesting glove contest will take
place at Cassidy hall, North Great Falls,
Tuesday evening, June 10th, wherein
Cassidy agrees to stop r. S. Gray, the
we'll known restauranter, in ten rounds
or forfeit $50. Both parties have met in
the ring before and a lively bout is
promised.
Vast deposits of magnetic iron ore are
reported within a few miles of Choteau
and already several locations have been
made. The new discovery promises to
be of great Importance to this section.
An investigation of the value and extent
of the find is now being made and next
week we hope to be able to give much
reliable information concerning it.
Montanian.
A lodge of the Brotherhood of Loco.
motive Firemen was formed Sunday by
the railroad iiremen running into this
city. This new organization is calleo
the Sun River lodge, No. 456, and starts
out with IA membership of twenty-five
G. f. Smith was elected master; w. &
Locker, secretary; Paul +. Fey, receiver
and II. II. Cunningham, magazine agent
The lodge will meet hereafter on the
second and fourth Sundays of eacf
month.
The Columbian of Columbia Falls has
the following: ''Troubles never com
singly. Not long since Mr.. Miles log
boom in the tlathead river. east of BaC
Rock canyon went out. causing a shu,
down of the saw mill, at which he wgs
preparing to saw lumber for the GreaI
Northern bridge across the main river
Following this disaster the Butte d Mon
tana Commercial Co.'S represented by
Nj. Miles, $4,000 dam owe Whitctsf
creek went out, causing an overflow Of
the creek below, but no serious damage
to PROPERTY.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13

The annual meeting Of tn, VocF
holders of the Railroad Lode Mig t,
of Ncihart, Montana. will be hs!a d, ne
office of Donovan N Lytrr. 10 . ach-
Cory building, Great Falls. Moctand. on
Monday. June 18th, 1891. at IL o'clock a.
M. to elect officers for the ensuing year
and to transact such other business as
may lawfully come before said meeting.
DoN l.. WILLARD, Pres.
JonN 4. UoTFMAH. Sec.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
The First of This Years Clip.

The first of this seasons clip of WOO
TO be shippcd from Great Falls for the
year 1891, arrived Friday. 1t came
from the homo ranch of the Sun River
Sheep company, and was stored in the
warehouse. The consignment amounts
to about 5000 pounds, and will be stored
here for the present. By the end Of
next week the woolmen for miles arouno
will have thousands of pounds Of the
heecy material stored here or will have
loaded it in Great Falls for eastern o
markets. The indications are that tn,
amount of wool shipped from this point
in the next six months will greatly sur
pass the record Of previous years.