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LECTURES.
FINANCIAL.


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REAL ESTATE
COMPANY OF nrst MlKiats+ NorFta
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Lots for safe on q d kISl. I~yahe -eni-aH.
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qutrs-d persons Co.ugsLuN. Nlach n1Ak tne
who hpy and rurify absolute MAJ 10 sold -
buiid. q suig rur, laser
Br1LDERs- TIE WASHINGTON
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ducenl@nts OF REAL. ESTATE COMPANy
let you. Cali aud
talk II over IoOl ST NV.
John n Walter - President
=. ,Nush.ius Il IN. Voc lrsisllt II
John hldout.--. arfasuruf EDd Attorney.
W Mo~by Williams. ........... Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Chas. r. Newman Tr.rk 4 Co-a,s,s
John KIDD Z. : Augt.stus Iav'ar
John Il. Mal5ar, Nir1l a., NJ It.sfs
W Ao-by Williams dlg 4 20
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LOCAL MENTION,


FORECAST TIL kloEr n =. SUNDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland,
fair; slightly warmer; probably warmer. fair
Sunday.
For Virginia. warmer; fair; variable winds
High Water. Low Water.
1854 a m Ii:os pm. 4;57 am. 500 pm.
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MINES N MINING.

Good News From the None Such-East
Granite, Crescent. South Drum Lummon.
News reached the city yesterday of an
important strike in the South Drum Lum-
mon mine at Marysviile, which is owned by
Helena people. No particulars were re-
ceived, but definite information is expected
to-day.
General Manager Pardee, of the East
Granite company, writes that on and after
the 18th inst. the price of the treasury stock
will be 81 per share. The company has
sold 10000 shares at 80 cents in Granite and
Philipsburg. To-day Mr.. Pardee starts for
New York to attend to his litho-carbon in
terests.
Manager Sprague, of the Crescent com
pany, says ore is being shipped from the
mine every day. The company is about
$1,000 in debt. but he does not think much
of this. He says the mine is we'll able to
pay 10 off and he intends to make a big
mine of the Crescent. He says 100000 has
been expended within the year in taking
up the bond and improving the property,
and he has no doubts of the future. He
admits that a carload of ore was attached
recently, but says this was of no signifi-
canoe and would not have happened had he
been in the city. He settled everything the
next day. He says the company owes him
$4.5OO, and he wishes it was $4,000. He
denies that the niue is badly managed, as
had been reported. 1t is understood that a
number of laborers have claims against the
company for wages.
The Copperline company's contract for
sinking the shaft fifty feet will be finished
o. Saturday.
Owing to the condition of the Missouri
nc ore is being shipped at present from the
Radersburg mines. AS soon as the river
freezes solidly shipping will be resumed.
Reports from the None such mine near
Unionyille. are most encouraging to the
owners. From a pay streak Of ten inches
when work on the property was first started,
it has kept growing better right along, and
now at a depth of 100 feet there is eight
feet of quartz. An assay across the vein
gives returns of $44.G 60 to the ton. The ore
is free milling gold quartz.
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--sa-
REAL ESTATE
A. j. Steele T. Co.. Bailey Block. OfYer,

AID. Steele T. Co.. Bailey Block, Oner,
ESght-room house on corner lot. 5Ox1o0 fest
OATH and furnace, Meagher street. for Sc. 800; hall
cent.
six;reom frame houss On, lot, 4o11oo, on
Anlsdale street, only sa.aoo; 5000 csah. bai.aoss
.geven-room srame lonse on lot. 42x1oo. On
shi AZ !: st S oniy $500; $1,000 s.si. bsisn q
Five-room frame house Oh lot, 5ox1oa, o.
July. u, at psr cent. Ebsfsnsces to suit uis4: It el 10 p 81
cent.
.ysnas, On .tress E. .sf Inc q $500 81 sa sl.SSo es.h. s 81.
Ss1i y fss ss north a. 1e s. ssni front. corner Gar
field and Cannon streets in Cannon addition, on.
y , saoak e.. isat halt saa. from sna motors s.e3 i, sl,eoo cash: ,,,s,
prioo 5000, one-third cash. I balance one a and twe
looxl2s feet on electric motor, in Bro.dw.t.,
addition; price 1880. one-third cash, BALANCE
'1 ioe sas ' let eerne r. H II Rsih ssn Avenue and peo.t.
svenue, one block from. electric motor: SIS Per
fo1t; one-thi.d cash. balance one and two years
,1oo1125 feet on Peoste avenue. one block from
electric motor in Brcadwater addition; SIS Der
loot, one-third cash, balance one and two yearo
125sls2 fest south and east, corner Logan and
!i;yynnd. ss Az ayenue on motor line In Central adj
sox14o feet on Lyndsle avenue in Northern Pa-
eihc addition. for 81 .So0 cash,
srn Pacific addition for $4,000.
5ox.oo feet on boulder avenue In Northern Pr
cifc addition, Tor 81 200 cash.
.aGxl20 feet On Park avenue in Capitol Hill ID.
dition, one block from motor; $3.50 cash.
so1,isA feet s on Logan street in Central add
751l!sh feet on Warren street in Central sddi-
hon. for $500. terms easy.
25xi9o feet On Main street, for S12, 800 cash.
6Ox1O5 feet south and west front, corner Four
teenth and Pearl streets in Central addition. for
iOOxl5o feet north and west front, corner
Spruce and Mound streets in Mauldia addition;
S0xl19 feet on Lyndals avenue in Parchen adj
dition, on electric motor. for 1920. favorable
50x120 feet corner Livingston and Dshss,
str eets, on motor line, for 81, 500.
50xl4O feot on Miesoula street in Jockey addi
ton. for $3.50, one-thtrd cash, balance si1 arc
twelve months ut 10 per cent.
5Ox14O feet corner Dakota and Billings avennss
In Jockey addition. for $500, terms one third
cash, balance six and twelve months At 10 pes
5Oxl4ofeet on Butte street in Jockey addition fos
$500. terms easy.
50xl4O feet on Missoula street in Locker add
soxi2o feet on Davis street in Lookey add
ton. for $780,, terms one third cash. balances
s211oo feet on corner fridge and Raleigh
5osl4o feet on Missouri svenne. for sssS. terms
50xl25 fest on Knight street in Syndicate sddi-
ton, on motor line. for SIS POI foot, terms half
each, b, b:l an; 2 JuIy !, 81 a1 At 70 .n per esnt -
f. Syndicate addition, for SIs psr fooc, tssms
half cash, balance July ], 81, ct 10 per cent.
ooxl25 feet on Wilder aysnue. for $l2 pr fsos
b01l25 lest on. Holliss avenue. Oh slsserts
motor. for only $12 Per foot. terms eafY.
Lets in Flowers addition at from sdAo = ~
lOscrss svA Of sen Of 80. IL, tn 10. r
Tor $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE
II. W. 8. Folk h Co.'S Bargains,

d. W. 8. Folk \ Co.'S Hargnlns.
81 feet front on Main street. fine business locs,
50 to % fsst front on Main stz.st. ne.r Slit,
80 to 90 feet on Main street below the Iroz
ff9ne building, q $500 per front foot,
ss aSe p asst hon, on h taes avenue ns's Main street, =
100 fest on Helena avsnus. cosasr. ct $3.50 Pc.
so1,sS en Main strs't st 500 ,sr front foot
Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition No. 1
'i 10 h fsss On acorn: = sesn:e !. os saeo P' addition Lii; .. .sas 5,
per front foot. 'e
lls feet on eornv. Central addition for 5000.
sosloo ohoios eornsr bsatt'ss s' a aidai aa'i prio,
5o1Iao choice corne,. B.s.stt addition. prio,
81 choice lots in Lockey addition from S4oo II
50 iset On Edwards street. near Main, st $3.50 ps.
coo feet ca lower Main street from SIS to so
per front foot: choice property.
tor Fi tSe 1 lore t; OF D,a ii s1o pSESSoerty on eleotrie line
go; This il the cheapest property to-day offered
Thsse choice lots in Coz addition It bedrock
One lot in Northern Pscifo second addition.
10oxl4o on Eighth avenue. price 1890.
1oo feet corner knight street, Hauser addition
n 4SO per 'front.' foot.
Several choice locations on the HauseR boula.
ward. In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE,
S4,000-Two-atory frame. eleven room, closet,
and cellar, water in house and yard; te-ms 200
cash, $4,000 at two years, 8 per cent interest.
Ih y 1RoFco Ip1nsy rent, rents for $.' Per month. So.
closets AID cellar. watsr in house and yard, O
lot 41xl40i inquire for terms.
SS.So0-Iwo-story frame house. ten rooms.
pain, closets and cellar. watsr in house and yard.
lot y WHO: inquire for>tsrm..
Se.5oo-Two-story. frame house. eight rooms.
s;ad modern convsnisnces. west side on motor
bath. ete. stable o. lot. lot 6oxis5. vest aida:
terms $500 cash. balance long time.
5000 ca; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
$4,OO-Iwo-story frame. FIVE rooms, water IN
house; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
sard; terme $500 cash, balanoe to suit.
3too-tight-room brick house, water IN yard,
st.6ie Tor ten horses. sheds, etc, Broadwater sd
~. "W-Fo ur-room frzms house on Madison
svenne. water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
sAoo-Two-ssory frame house, six rooms and
balance to snit.
S4.20o-Two.story frame house on Clark. street.
soveh rooms. bath. etc.; terms $500 cash. balance
Sl.so-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No..
! contains i've rooms. cellar a3d closets; No; 2
terms S2,7oo cash. b 100 y years. s psr cent.
the ynId. lot M,xlao, terms. $1,7oo cash; balances
$l.sW-One-stoRy frame house. fye rooms, two
lots fenced separate, size of lots 100xi40. in
Northern Pacific addition Ne. !. water in yard.
Special Inducements will be made on Great
FAILS and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
Tor Plating always on hand.
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W. H. Coz, Gold Block, Oilers.

Choice lots In tie Amss addition at I'll pss
front foot.
A fine variety Of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to $14 per foot
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park 1t %, 500 for choioo.
"A hns block In Brooke addition, fronting ON
asuser boulevard. ct SIG per front foot.
A hEe selection OF lots in HauseP addition from
$50 to $40 per front foot. -.
Desirable lots In Jockey addition, near Helons
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable Main street propsxty q
reasona bic prices.
Iwo hve-room houses. new, ground 60x12S. .
1900 each. easy terms.
Twelve-re I'm house near business center. grouns
1l2xl00, for 3 $3.50.
Several new desirable residences.
Ihrss,story brick building. rents for e2S 81
month. Tor I'll coo.
Forty acres inside city limits. very dssirahk
tor plating.
Fifteen scrss adjoining city 1t abost saslaa,l
price OF adjoining y..opartJ.
plating.
70 acres nesI town. very assirsAas and at sAkis
factory pFiCe.
5000 acres in different tracts nsas Hs,sas eroo
$50 upwards.
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AT THE VATICAN.
The Encyciical n Other Matters Unde
Consideration.

The EncyclicAl ana Other matters Under
Consideration.
ROME, Jan. 13.-The Tribune says the
pope has submitted proofs of his encyolical
on the social question to several emf
nent European savants. This journal
says the papal advisers are still discussing
the advisability of the vatican advocating
state Intervention in disputes between
capital and labor. 1t is alleged that
the English clergy advocate such interview
ton, while the French are against it. The
pope has appointed n commission to study
the religious situation in the South Ameri-
can republics with n view of re-
organizing e%p,scopates on a system sim
liar to that prevailing in Brazil.
which is bassd on conamon law and relig-
ions liberty. Above everything the pope
wishes the clergy to be in line with both
the political and social situations Of their
respective countries.
Won Schlozer, representative of Prussia
at the vatican, in an audience with the
pope, announced that while Germany was
unable to accede to the return Of the
Jesuits, all other religious bodies were al
lowed to return.
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SUMMoNs-1N THE DISTRICT COURT or
- the First Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, in and for the County Of Lewis and

~S NNuAAtJ Va A0WLS dlO
2oan RELY, Phillip Reilly, Frank Reilly, Mary
susan Williams, Nee Reilly. John Sullivan ard
James Sullivan. Plaintiffs, ". Massena Hnilard,
William 3. Reed Mary 4, Reed, Alexander A,
Reed, William H.: Hays, salina W. Fagley, Chris.
v. Dankmyre, Adam IEmich, John A. bowers,
Msguire. Maige i. Heilman, John Nc aean.
William Gnckert as trustee, Joseph Vog.I, 81. -
Mary WeieT, Henry beehn; James s. Stewart
Jackman, Charles y. Hutchinson, Mary A, De
Long, Milo Brooks. Lou Pais.eg, Nathan Troyfns
Max Asch; Thomas j.: Kissntr, Jacob c. rIsasa'
NJ. Neil. daf' n ANTS. ''hi D.
The state of Montana send greeting tothe abovs
You are hereby required to, appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the first judicial district
OF Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the com.
plant filed therein within ten days exclusive OF
The day OF service) after the service on You Of
if served out of this county but within this dis..
trct within twenty days; otherwise within forty
aasf, or ro; Judgment aecosai, by +, default .hs will be taken
plant. The said action is brought to uniet
lifis H. the sou. ii naii IF the wass nriarte
and M the 'ofthwes, Quarter Of the southeast
ship ten north. range three west Of
the principal mer dian OF Montana, in / eSis AMI
Clarke county. Montana, and /" declare void
certain in~strume ants. which purport to convey
certain parts 'of said land the several defend.
ants. an to cancel the the reco.d of said instrl
ments. in the office Of the clerk and rec ,,der r.
said county, Al 4 : which is more I lily set forth
i'll the plaintiffs e ,mplain'. md file herein.
And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the eaid plaintiff will apply to the
court f,r the reilef demanded IN said M nj,
Given unuer my hand and the seal of thedis.
trict court of the first judicial district Of Tia
state of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and oiarke, this 2th day OF IN tn.
year OF our Lord one thousand eight handred
and ninety. "Dofu
lseail JOHN BEAN,
BY II. n. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
WALSH d NEWMAN
Dlai,tiHo, AI4..na..
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guilty man and no doubt Is expressed as to
the Justice OF the verdict. Judge Henry
remanded tha prisoner back to jail for SEN
tence on Friday night.


GARR1soN, Jan. 18.-[Special. This town
has for a long time been infested with
trarnps and suspicious characters, much to
the annoyance of the people here. This
morning about twenty tramps took posses
sion Of Lincoln park, built camp fires and
proceeded to make themselves otherwise at
homo. They were surprised while prepar-
ing breakfast by a party Of citizens armed
with shot guns Winchesters, ETC., who de-
manded their immediate exit from the
premises. They did not stop to argue the
matter, but vacated in all haste. The citi-
zens hero are determi ned to rid the commu-
nifty of such characters, who will doubtless
give this town 4 wide berth hereafter.
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A Thief Resists an Omcer.

MrssouLA, Mont, Jan. 13.-[Special. l.
Andy Fehan, who last night. when being
arrested for petty larceny, struck Officer
Murray over the head with a revolver,
to-day received ninety days for the larceny
and a fine of 800 for resisting an officer j.
Judge Evans has been increasing his doses
lately.
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pROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE
invited for the care, support and mainten-
snce OF the sick; poor and infrm OF. Lewis and
for tho year succeeding March /, 1891: said pro.
posals to cover the entire cost OF feeding, cloth
IN. ,ns al iii bn n1s,Sins Of s.i ,hs sick, pG s;a md d hintirmn.
dressed to the undersigned, to be received until
February %. 1891. The commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. BY order Of
the board. J. &, TOOKER (lerk.
Helena. Montana. Dec. IL. 1890.
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Helena Real Estate and Buildint Assoeis-
ton.
Herbert B. Reed, Secretary,
Ground Floor, Bailey Block.
coo lots ness city limits. 500 each; 50 cash al
o. per week.
2DO lots near Northsrn Pacific depot. SIPS sschs
@ cash and So Per week.
20 lots in Northern Pacific addition No. Z D1ss
each; SIS cash and 90 per week,
Five iois oS Eighth svealS. 500 ssss aaa -
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Fatal Accident.

VICTORIA, b. O., Jan. 13.-Yesterday af-
ernoon a gang OF men were employed dis
charging salmon from the steamer Danube
and had piled up about 5000 cases on the
dock. Suddenly the floor gave way and the
mem went into tho water below. Three
were killed, one fatally injured, and several
others Geriously injured.
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koTICE;-A SPECIAL MEETING OF II
=. stockholders of the Nevada Cfe,k pi,cor
aiming company will bs held at the office II
massena buliard, Esq, On January 10Th. 1891. ,tt
tees. n RATLIGu trHS~
Jan. I. 1891 oetIe'ap'
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Not Much of u Revolt.

LONDON, Jan. 13.-Further advices from
Chilli confirm the statement of the Gillian
minister here to the effect that only a Ior-
ton of the CHILEAN feet is in revolt and
that the army continues to remain loyal to
the government. The government is TAX
ing energetic measures to suppress disturb
ance
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VIM. Mutla's List

20 a:rco Montana avenue property.
$40 aores choice West End property.
100x125 Bradford addition. corner, e2,oo0
900 front feet Syndicate addition. S14 per fosA
800 front fest Beymsr Park, % per foot.
Ous block. Highland Park, choice. Ss,5oo
1O0x225 Hansen Avenns front. $40
100x150 Bells ne addition, $3.50.
26xl25 Main street frcat. corner. 5000.
10Ox140 Eighth avenue and Idaho, $500.
60 acres 1t SO, 1920.
Residence In psnssr addition, $500,
Residence in Bradford sodition, $4,000.
Residence in Bradford addition, &6,50O.
Residence in Hoback and Cannon. S3,sO0.
Rssidsnce cofnsr breckenridge and Gen
De.se0.
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NOTICE TO CREDlToRS-EsTATE m
AZ George w (leyoInpd daraao. al

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EETATE OF
~ George w. Cleveland, deceased.
Notice is hereby given b. the undersigned. nd
ministrator of tho estate of George W. lieye-
land, deceased, to the cream ors Of, aud ali ner.
cons hayin f. eiaim agsinst the said deceased to
exhibit them with the nscessary vouchers. within
four months after The first publication OF This
notice, to the said ADMINISTERS or at the os'iee ~
Comfy Il foots,. Novelty block, Helens, Mont.
the s:s:ne being tbs place for the transaction ri
tie business OF said estate in the county 81 Lewis
and Clarke. WILLIAM ID. Il I1U
ceased 49,
fatsd Dec. 22d. 1850,
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ANNUAL MEETING-THE ANNUAL MEET
fAing Of tho shareholders OF the Helena District
Telegraph company will rs held at thu, seereta-
at 3 p. M. Mondny, January 10. 1891, for the pur-
pose OF electing officers and directors for the
ensuing year. 7. II. kLxINscHMIDr, Pres.
Ii. u Sec'y.
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All kinds of miners boots and shoes at
great discount this month at the New England
shoe store.
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Children'a fine xii shoe, 81; spring heel.
hand turn sole good style aud good wear. all
sizss, 4 to8, al NewEngiand shoe store.
a Handsome Calendar for 1891, Free.
The Chicago, st. Paul d Kansas G ity
railway has issued one of the handsomest
alendars we have yet seen for 1891.
Enclose three cents postage to T. ii. Lord,
G. 2. d L. A., c., st. p. & X. C. Ry., Chi
cago, ILL.,. and copy will Immediately be for
Warded to your address.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship.-Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between d. G. Ross
and +. I%entenberg under the firm name and style
sent, been dissolved. d. g. Ross will continue
the business, assumes all Indebtedness against
The late said firm, and will collect all outstand-
ing bills.
DAN c. ROSS.
FRED. TEUTENBERG.
Helena, Mont, January 6, 1891.
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A CARD FROM A. +. ENRICH.


eO
the Grand Republic Mining Co.
SHELTER. Mont, January 8. 1891.-To the
Editor of THE INDEPENDENT: In your
issue of yesterday, January 8, 1891, page
five, devoted to 1.-THE Mines of Montana"
is printed a copy of a letter and circular
about the Grand Republic company. Near
the end of the article my name appears in
a II calculated to give to it's readers
the impression that | am connected with
this outrageous scheme to defraud the inno-
cent public. This is the first time / have
seen my name mentioned in connection
with the Grand Republic company, and
take this early occasion to repudiate any
connection with the scheme, and to state
that l do not sanction the liberty taken by
interruptions persons in using my name to
advertise fictitious mines.
Yours truly, A. +. ENRICH.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE FIRM
berg and II. Blumkin, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, H.. Blumkin. withdrawing
from the firm. and A. Goldberg will conduct the
business at their old place, No. IS South Main ct.
A. GOLDBERG.
II. BLUMKlN.
Helena, Jan. 9th, 1891,
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LOST,

LOST.
u iI, wine and f Ba,l,a VENUE BETWEEN
SILK shopping bag containing purse. Ei,J n .mi
pleaSe itave at The Bee Hive and receive rews "di
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ANNUAL MEETiNG-THE ANNUAL MEET
tAing Of the shareholders Of the Helena district
Telegraph company will be held at tine secreta-
rvs office, room /. first Nations Bank building
at 3 p. M. Monday. January ~. .s9i, Tor the p1f-
pose of electing officers and directors for the
ensuing year. L. ii. KLEISsCHMIDT, Pres.
II. SoMMERs. Sec'y.
RIDS WANTEL-SEALED BIDS TO RE-
move, the garbage from the old dump in
bquaw eulch to the new city dnmp will be re-
eeiyed At the Office of the city clerk until noon
en- Tuesday, January 18th, 1891.
ROB1. b. SMITH, City Clerk.
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BORN.

HUNTER-T the wife of w. J. Hunter, a son,
Sunday, January II, 1891.
JACkMAN-January II, to the wife of Chas. S..
Jackman, ason.
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T.. B. LEBK|CHER-
End Floor Herald Building
BLANK BOOKS
. -s
To Order
49, ).
Books Neatly Ruled and Printed
Books Neatly Ruled and Printed

DISSOLUTION NOTICE. - NOTICE Is
hereby given that the copartnership hereto.
fore existing under the name of Kirkendall 4
Haltord il this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Ibnmas y; hirkendsll assumes all liabilities
and will collect all outstanding accounts.
Nigned) THOS. b. kIRKENDALL.
JAMES b. HALFORD.
Dated Jan. 10, 1891.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
snd for the county of Lewis and { larke. In the
matter of the ertate of Deborah NJ. Hoyt. de-
ased.-NOti OF probate of will.
Pprfu ant to I'm order of said court, mnde on
the S1st day I December. 1899. rotics is hereby
given that, Sat- riay. the 31st day OF January.
1891. at 10 O'Clock. a. H., of sad day. at the court
county OF Lewis and Clarke. has been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will OF
said Deborah NJ. Hoyt, deceased, and for hear
ing the application OF +. II. Clewel and Charles.
Kinda for the issuanc, to them of letters rs ex-
ecutors Of said will, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated DE- sifber 31st, 1890.
JOIN BEAN. Clerk.
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