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dcCoNNKLL l. CLAYBIRa,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
~ the care. custody, maintenance and treat

NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
IN the care. custody. maintenance and treat
ment of the insane of Montana.
Under and pursuant to section 8 of an act en-
tilted A act to provide Tor the care ana keep-
ing Of the insane approved i f taD r. -, i 1871, ! cn 40
tody, maintenance and treatment OF all persons
adjudged insane within this state for the period
All proposals rendered in pursuance Of said
act and this notice must he, sealed and addressed
thus: y. X. Toole. president OF the board Of
commissioners for the insane, Proposa g Tor
the care and keeping of the insane. Helena,
Montana"
/. The amount per capita for keeping. caring
for. maintaining and treating all persons ad-
Judged insane.
2 BY the day.
This TO- include proper food, clothing. ned
nursing. pioper and suitable treatment for such
time. and expenses of burial in case OF death
during such time.
posed to provide for the care and keeping OF the
insane. -
and keeping Of the insane and the railroad facil-
titles for reaching the place DESIGNATED.
All proposals must be accompanied ~ 2 cert
this state for the sum Of one thousand dollars:
| payable to the order of J. X: Toole: president OF
the board ct commissioner TOT II ne Mn insane , y tSa
and the person or persons Masking the same shall
/ tRll to execute D DOM ANU enCo lA'O SN'"S'
J in pursuance of the terms Of such proposal:
Anproposals received in accordance wl'n sag
ACT and this notice will be opsned by the presi-
dent of the heard of commissioners for the IN,
sane at the otlce of the governor, at the city o..
tan % clook In the forenoon of said day, and tina
right to reject amy and all bids and proposals so
received and opeaed is hereby lessTvsa,
President Board of Commissioner for the ln-
sane, FL
Office of the Executive. Helena Mont. feo'
%, 1891.
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PERSONAL,

j. W. Murphy, the Butte real estate man
is at the New Merchants.
Col. f. M. Malone, the prince of story
~tellers, is in town again from Miles City.
Chas. A. Gregory, of the Montana com
pany, came In from Bozeman last night.
William l.. Greene, who had II severe at
tack of pneumonia last spring, is again
confined to his home with the same trouble,
G.. W. Kelly. who has been a guard at the
penitentiary the past year. has resigned
and is going out on the Great Northern ex-
tension.
William Weinstein, a prominent mer-
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THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE &
ST.. PAUL R'Y

ID the Fast Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwau-
kee to Chicago and all points in the East
srn States and Canada. 1t is the only line
under one management between st. Paul
and Chicago. and is the Finest Equipped
Railway in the Northwest. 1t is the only
line running Pullman Drawing-room Sleep
ing cars with luxurious smoking-rooms. and
the finest dining-cars in the world. via the
famous "River Bank Route" along the
shores OF Lake Pepin n the beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chicn-
90. Its trains connect with those of the
Northern. lines in the Grand Union depot ut
st. Paul. No change of cars OF any class
betv 81. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, time tables. and full information.
apply to any coupe ticket agent in the
northwest
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MIR. CLEwELL CONFIRMED.

Soon be Ready to Take Charge of the Hell
en0 POstoffice.
WARRINGTON, March s. Special. l-Sena-
tor Sawyer. chairman of the postoffice COM
mittee, received a note this morning from
Power, asking him to move the ,conhrma-
ton of L. H. Clewell, as postmaster at Hell
ena, stating that all concerned were salts
fed with the appointment and there was no
opposition to Mr.. Clewell. This afternoon
the nomination was confirmed.
Henry C. Meyers was this afternoon APP
pointed postmaster at Missoula and to-
night confirmed.
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Take 1t Before Breakfast.

The great appetizer, tonic and liver regu-
lator-positive specific for liver complaint,
in use for more than 50 years in England.
Bad taste III the mouth on arising in the
morning, dull pains in the mead and back
of the eyes, tired feeling, dizziness-sym-
toms of liver complaint. Remedy-Dr.
Henley's English Dandelion Tonic. Get
the genuine from your druggist foS 81, and
take according to directions.
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Funeral of Senator Hearst.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The funeral SER
vices of Senator Hearst will take place at
noon Thursday at the house. DIR. Bartlett,
of the New York avenue Presbyterian
church, will officiate. Saturday the remains
will be removed to a special train which will
leave Washington at eight p. m. and is ex-
pected to arrive in San Francisco the fol.
lowing Thursday.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants.

Arrivals at The New Merchants.
Miles Finlen. Butte. j.. Whitmire, Bloss-
VIM. Addison, Eutte. berg.
}. Il, loole, Anaconda. s b.. Loyejoy. Mis-
A. Thompson, Missoula. soula.
John w. Hummer, klS- +, \. Murray, Boulder.
horn. j. w. Murphy, Butte.
+. NJ. Malone. Bezeman, Ii. F. Elsesser, Min
j. B., Patterson, st. Pau neapolis
Jas. Mullany. Addison. j. j. Henness and
N. Y. wife. Rimini.
\. NJ. Collins snd wife, Mrs. ID, W. Bateman,
Marysvilie. Great Falls.
s. Vaudeville, Chicago. j. d. Conrad, Marys-
A. G. sta. az, st. faal, vile.
A. Greg DRY. Bozeman.
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Defect In the Claim,

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Trainsito Hur-
tarte, widow of Gen. Barrundia, in her
own name and as representative of her six
minor daughters. and Ramon Benoobicata,
as representative of his wife, Barrundia's
daughter, have filed with the secretary of
state a claim against the United States for
$1.O00,00O for having surrendered Barrun-
dia to the Guatemalan authorities, at whose
hands he lost his life. There is a defect in
the claim which. in the opinion of the state
department officials, will prove fatal to it,
and that is the fact that it is made by citi-
Zens of a foreign country, without the
knowledge and consent of that country. 1t
IS said at the department that it is a we'll
established principle in this country, as
we'll rs others, that claims of citizens of one
country against another are recognized
only when presented in the name of the
country of which the claimant is a citizer,
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WASHINGTON, March 3.-The conferees on
the Indian appropriation bill have
reached an agreement, the house
accepting the senate amendment appropri-
ating $2.991, GOO for the payment of the
Choctaw ana Chickasaw Indians for lands
occupied by the Cheyennes and Arapahoes
in the Indian territory and compromising
on 500, 600 as the amount to be paid friend.
ly Sioux for property destroyed in the late
Indian war.
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Arrivai. at the Grand Central.

Chas Crawford, Neihart. John Davis, Marys-
Miss Maud Jose. Marys- vile.
vile. Peter M. Murphy, jack
Geo. Hodge. Chicago. son Creek.
Hugh j. Wales, Helm c. l.. Meyer, Wickes.
vile. Stephen Yerga. Phil
H. j. Herrin, Marysvilla. lipshurg.
John, Sanford, Marys- A.. Il. Cornick, Marys-
Vile Vile.
?. Conley, jackson, Neb. j. Gleason. Lowsley.
Jim Ande son, Rimini. Geo. b. Riggs. Helena.
John McEiver, Spokane Mrs. VIM. Watkin snd
Falls. daughter. Washing
Peter +. Hosch, Jeffer- ton, ID. G..
son. t. +. Murray. Boul-
Vim. Claffy, Basin. der.
II. H. Herrin. Marysyille. w. j. HieLer, Corbin.
Fayette HARRINGTON, &. c. Dow. Alhambra.
w. A. G. Dow, Alhambra. H. A. Day. Helena.
w. j. Mcconnell, St. K. Mckay. Heimsyille.
Regis. Geo. A. MalOney, st.
Mrs. j. j. Hennesy. Paul.
Rimini. John J. Hennessy,
W. H. Ryer. Chicago. Rimini.
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matte and consular appropriation bill. Hit
stated the only subject which had
been Ina dispute was the senate
amendment relative to the Ha-
waiiAn island cable. The proposition. M
II now stood, reduced the cost from $3,UOo.-
O00 10 Z 2.250.0O0. and provided Thar tine COY,
ernMcnt of the Hawaiian islands should
nay one-third "a much MS our own. II fur,,
ther provides That the United States could
nj any take the whole property! on
payment OF the actual cost of construction
After debate the conference report WAS re-
iected S6 TO 126. A resolution instructtnR
the conferees IN the part OF the house 70 IN
sist on the disagreement TO the Hawaiian
island cable provision was agreed to. Dan
non presented the conference report on the
suMdry civil bill, and it was agreed 70. lhe
house then took a recess until S:jW.
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NOTICE nc CREDITORS. ESTATE Oh
IN Thumas Il. Casey. decaasa0.

Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned adj
minis,rator Of the estate of Thomas +. Casey. de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this notice.
to the said VIM. j. Sweeney NJ the law Offices Of
DuBoss 4 Penny, rooms - and %, Bailey hoek,
Helena, the same being the place for the TRANSIT
action of business OF sail estste in the county o.
Lewis and Clarke state of Montana.
Dated Feb. q, 1891.
VIM j. SwEENHY,
Administrator Of Thomas +. Casey, deceased.
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The Night Sessions.

WASHINGTON, March AT the evening
session the senate insisted on the Hawaiian
cable amendment to the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill and agreed 10
further conference, Hale stating maj was
tho only matter in dispute. All the house
pension bills that we're on the calendar
we're passed. In all l60 o. them passed
to-day and tonight, the passage not
occupying much moe thar an hour
The conferences reports IN the Indian ap-
p-opriation bill and on the postotlce appro-
priation bill were presented ana agreed 70;
The conference report on the copyrlGnG OH
was then presented and explained ov Iin...
He said It was the only agreement that
could he reached, and failure to agree TO u
would be equivalent to the defeat OF the OIL.
1t left out the Sherman ndm
1t left every one at liberty to import TWO
copies of foreign books by paying duty on
them, and it left newspapers
to be imported, providing they ana not con
tain COPYRIGHT matter. The conference re-
port was agreed to after long oeo"'e' '"eA
to nineteen.
Tho conference reports on tine pension
and agricultural appropriation bills were
agreed to. o
Al the evening session of the house the
speaker laid before that body the senate
joint resolution tne ac' eSu"S
fishing circuit courts OF Appeals by Pfo srat
ing that such courts shall lF.d the Hfse
session the third Tuesday in June, 1871.
The conference report on the postoihce
appropriation bill was agreed to. Funston,
Of Kansas, submitted a disagreelng report
on the agricultural appropriation
bill and the bill was returned 10
conference. The conference report on the
pension appropriation bill was agreed 70:
A bill was passed providing for payment OF
the bonds of the District of Columbia. fall
ing due on the frat of July, 1891 and les2.
The conference report on the Indian APP
preparation bill was agreed to. The senate
amendment to the army reorganization OH
was concurred in and a conference ordered:
The conference report on the copyright bill
was submitted and after a brief debate
agreed to, 127 to sew nty-seyen.
At three q. N. both houses were in ses-
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will Arrive To- day.

will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
DR.. J.. b. Harris. Sam Argann, j. l.. Holder,
Il. A. Plummer, John Law. Con Peoples,
w. A.. Lauterman, Mrs. $. II. Freeman.
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Editor Mccormick. a Man Widely and EaVOI

Editor Mccormick. a Man Widely and Favor
ably Known Throughout the Pacific
Coast. Gives his Experience.
PORTLAND, Ore, March 26.-Having tried
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea we
heerfully bear witness to it's beneficial
agency in affections of the urinary organs.
1t is simple, safe and sure: it is easily taken
and restores healthy vitality to the organs
it is intended to operate upon with assured
success. :. J. Mccormick.
Editor Catholic Sentinel.
Read the advertisement of j. w. Murphy Il
Co, in this issue, in regard to Prospect Hill ad-
diti0n To Rozarnau
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- as stenographar and typewriter: three years
experiences; best of references in city. Address
IL. II. H.. care independent.
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SITUATION WANTED-ANY. ORDERS OF
y any kind of machine sewing taken at north
west corner of Sixth avenue and Rodney street.
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chant of Ph%ilipsburg, arrived in Helena
yesterday and left in the evening with his
wife for New York.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
y aged 2S: handy with pen; has had four
teen years general office experience. Highest
references. Address A, H.. independent Office.
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SITUArION WANTED-MAN AND WIFE
mining or other camp. Address G, Independent
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TOR RENT-NO. $50 SOUTH RODNEY.
L hall. 5 rooms. city water, $1S: small house
with barn, $40: Broom brick. modern, furn-
aces, S4J. Matheson d Co.
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LOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM BRICK, HOT
/ and cold water, Dearborn, opposite s. C..
Ashby's. Inquire III HOWE.
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SITUATION WANTED - AS NURSE. OR
= general house work in small family. Address
M, NJ, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED BY WOMAN, AS
- cook in private family: is first-class cook.
Address room 19, Bely.dere house.
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WANTED-IF YOU HAVE ANY RAW FURS
to sell and want to get what they are worth,
own use and can pay the highest prices. Ycu
will be treated white and get your returns
promptly. Best references given. Correspond
ence solicited. L.. 8. Berry, Manufacturer of
Furs. 1OI State street, Chicago.
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Tor RENT-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE FUR
L niehcd complete with all modern improve
ments; hit water plant for heating. Address
Box "a.
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EOK RENT-FIVE-ROOM AND SiX-ROOM
l. house ON Lawrence street. Chandler 4
Heath. "a Edwards street.
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WANTED-A LOT ON OR NEAL HAUsER
w boulevard; price must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Builder, care independent.
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Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.
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WANTED.
Ut MAS Mss EeNasAs

SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head three times
FREE.
SlTUATION WANTED-BY, A COMPLEMENT
~ stenographer: one who understands the bust
ness; operates any machine. Address Miss Ellen
Huxtable, kalamazoo, Mich. 1.l
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MTSCEIY. NEOUS
WANTED-LaDY CI. GENTLEMAN PART
'. ner in a paying business. Small capital re-
CURED. Inquire at Judge Fleischer's office. cor
ner Main and sixth avenue.
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FOR RENT-SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
l. all modern conysniences. Apply at ss
Benton avenue. Orc Elmo Terrace.
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TOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
L keeping, on South Ewing. back of church.
lnauire at ~ Warren street.
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tok N "FA.I"INSS.
EOR RENT-FiNE ROOM BRICK HOUSl
L on Rodney. SIS; s.room house with bath, oI
Edwards street.
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MONEY To Dan.
TO A ny h. h. PALMER. SEE ADyER
L tisement on fourth page
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CLEAR REAL ESTATE. TO TRADE FOR
~ houses and lots, hotel, mining stocks or
good business. s. H.. independent.
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DOR kENT-TWO LARGE FURNlSHt
l. rooms ut % North Benton avenue.
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE
L or en- suite. cheap. 2l2 North Rodney.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-16
oJTARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

Taral ard Sims have been fined $3.50 each for their
prlzehght in the Jockeys after the first race on
Monday and there likelihood Of the fines being re-
mtteG said President Dwyer ''We've go: TO get some
thing pay for those fences
Mr. Dwyer asked If he could not give out oaore
the first race fun lists Of entries for all the and
accomplish as much as by holding them back IL was
represented to him the public were no, satisfied with
receiving the entries for race ot time why"
sold he, they're having lots OF run ehsshg programmes
look at that crowd! You never such thing such
fun and excitement on a racetrack before.''
Agents Of the poorooms q. the track quietly look
ing around 70 see what could be done By OF cem-
promise. Nh Dwyer expected TO receive proposition OF
some sort but It bad not been made at O'Clock.
'Mike' Dwycr thought the attendance exceeded that
Of Monday a vos entirely satisfied with the progress OF
the fight Neither he his brother thinks the struggle
will last than three days.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-16
WINNERS AT THE LAToN1A TRACK.

Cincinnati Ohio Sept. 15.-Beautful weather, fast
track and $500 spectators the conditions at the
LatOna to-day. FavOrites only in the FIR ana
sixth races, and second third and fourth choices won IN
and outsider in Of the other races III
the sixth sallie McAliste Red Wing and Nellie F.
fell after starting English, who rode lied wing
dashed aganst the fence and suffered from broken
.houlder badl and cut and bruised held lie IS badly
hurt
First race-Seng; purse for hree-yeerolds and up
word that have race at th: meeting one mile
Bertha by four lengths, Laura DoXey second BaeD
third. Time-1 "a.
Second race-Seing; purse for three.yearo ana up
ward. mile and seventy yards Ell kndlg TOOK th'
prize by 1nsolece second, length ahead OF Reveal
third. Tme-l 47i2
Third raNeFree handicap sweepstakes for hree'year
oldS and upwsrd. One mile and seventy yards ina
Archer won, with DR.. Nave second, Blue Wing mira
Iine-1 AS
Fourth race-Zoo Zoo stakes for twoyear.od hllles
SIX furlonCs Flrlne two lengths. Matilda second
Lillian Beatrice third. Time-l:1
Fifth raee-Purse for maiden two.year.ods four fur
longs Coptain Drane by half length Fauvete sec
ond length IN front Of Day Dream, third Time-O AVA
Sixth race-Purse for maiden twoyear-ods four fgr,
longs Cioely by q neck ketcence second, a length
In front OF Arthur Davis, third Time-O :49'4.
Seventh face-Purse for maiden twOyearods four fur
longs Elsie S. BY length and half Frank Esnlan
second and Jessie Belle third, a length back Time
D :j0L.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-16
SON OF EX-MAYOR EDSON IN TROUBLE
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY IN GETTING MONEY
FROM A ROCHESTER BANK on
SIGHT DRAFT.

Rochester. Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-Ilenry T. Edison, son
Of exMayor Franklin Edson, of New York City, was
arragned in the police court here this morning. on
charge of grand larceny in the first jegree. He
waived examination and @as held for the GRIND Jury,
furnishing bail in the sum OF $4,000. For several
years young Edison has been the manager Of the
Rochester branch OF the firm of Franklin Elson g.
Co. II is currently reported that he has spent money
freely and has made frequent drafts his father and
his fathers firm. II Is one Of these drafts that has
made trouble for him.
lie arrested complaint Of Frederick p Allen,
cashier Of the German-American Hank. on a charge
Of obtaining 40s7 so in money from the bank by
aid Of n sight draft for $1,000 drawn by him upon
Franklin Edison & Co.. said Henry T. Edison then and
there we'll knowing he was not entitled to draw said
Franklin Edison Co. for $1,000" in
Mr.. Aliens affidavit, on which the war
rant was issued, he says that young Eison
appealed 10 him for loan Of $500 for one month
upon a note lndorsed by his wife, Susan D. Edison,
asserting that she good security. This sum was
accordingly lent him. week later the sight draft
for 81. 900 drawn and the money paid to Edison,
less Interest and exchange. The draft was not paid
at tho expiration OF the ten days, and still remains
unpaid Mr. Allen further says that~he believes
Edson's statements were false, and made with in
tenton to defraud.
Ex-NIayor Edison, in his affidavit, says that his
son had no money on deposit with the firm Of Frank
lin Edison & Co.. but did have open account with
1t. Had tho dcponcnt been at home and had the
money TO spare, he continued he should have paid
the draft His son, he says further, frequently drew
upon him without saying anything about II previously.
lie icllevos that his son was In good financial con
dton on Jnly -, hut understands that he has lost
heavily in wheat transactions since then.
Edison is about thirty years old. strenuous efforts
have been made to keep the story from reaching tha
ears OF the public