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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22

Italia acaba de atrayesar otra
crisis ministerial, que muestra muy
,laramense que ell estado del pals
Is psecario. La csusa de Ia crisis ca
Ia mala situaci6n del Tesoro, y ha
tardado algo en- resolvsrse porque
ninguno qGerfa eacargarse del &c
partamento de Hacienda, : ningu-
no 10 queria por no poder resolver
Ia question. Ell pueblo ita' iano Sc
|queja de la marcha de los asuutos,
debi la 4 Ia polftica emprendida de
repente por los hombres de Estsdo.
qae en- veE de nivelar el presupues-
10 y desarrollar el comsrciO y Ia in.
dustria, han puesto el pais On unas
clrcunstancias desastrosas, dado
qae SO 10 haa cereado todos loo
hereados. Los radicales han sido
stempre mny opuestos q Ia politica
inaugurada par Dspretis y cOnti-
nuada por Orispi , Radin'; , no hay
que bussar otfa causa; Ia politica
International es Ia que ha perdido
q Italia, y la pe,jadicara muchos
amos. Aun cuand0 Italia 90 sspara-
So de Ia t. p slianzs, su mala si-
tuaci6a economica no se mejoraria
por ESQ, puesto que Ffancia no la
considerarA nunca como aliads, Y
por consiguiente, no est6 dispuesta
4 yolvelss 4 abris las pu srtas de sus
caercados. La naoi6n itslica vera
acsecentar 81 NAL hssta el dia en-
que llegue la gran catastr0fe.
Con motive de esta crisls, los
dIaflos ofieiosos italianos muestran
On gran cello para pro5ar que la
triple alianxa no im pone Z Italia
ninRuna obligaoioa determinada
sobre el terr sno militar. Este es
On efecso uno de los puntos esca.
b'osos qae han osasionado ID cEi.
sis.
Lu afsmaeioaes do los peri6dl.
eos tSenea su pnnto de verdad,
pncsto qua el tratado de Italia CON
Austria y Alemauia no encierra
nsngana clAnsula soare los aconts.
csmlsn.os del reino en- tiempo "a
pas; pefo si eontlene ciaus1las MI
lltAfes. que dian de un moio muy
cxplscito y dc tna manera sun mas
oasrg6sicA las facraas q 10 cada uno
te los sres EstAdos deoe de poner
al segvieio 10 10 Oonfs !eraci6n en-
oaao de guerra Resnlts, pucs que
Il eoaslngcase de- ejssci,o isaliano,
"a siempo Dc pas. ha de ser,
eoano 60 mny natural. proeosnlona.
10 81 cfersivo que de un momeuto
} caFu IN do poneg en- campaiis.
para eumplls con los compumlsos
'untsAsdos con los SHADES. Rs.a
ssAasalA, eoaocidA do muchoa. "a
sAiia 60 eonsfsdicol6n con 10 que
7ahsacaa lss Aoias odelosAG
n sxasaaono otrece naSs ae pasti.
"a ~ cssaisa Fr.neia; loo Estadoa
.lsaiSa De AlcmAnia 90 eet6n obli.
.Ascs 1 empnhar lAs asmaa slno
Asac Franc tenn a oforssvs: a.
SO sse3o = lsAnces 10 siene nsda
! se@es. n 10 deelafs Il guerra:
so = sssse vesiaesss, fnseA pro.
aasas ese. = - e. d 10 esiar obli.
lssa assaiN saaasis - srmax ade.
80 - ks@A - eozsidefa cosna
gsstssA % pasia = \ yeelas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22
aAcETA OE HOY.

Real Orden relativa j lss com
oanfas de cables. Reproductive
NOS ID parts disposilivs.
0 "a sobre ei can bio de desti
nos de D. Jo,e Vera y Moncla.
Tenisnte Fiscal de Ia Audienci,
l. 10 Criminal de Ponce, y Do,
Manuel Leon E,cobar, Jitz d.
L. InsssnciA 10 aquel Dissri.o.
Sabasta'.
Ayiso de Tesoreria sob-e 10.
psgos de haberss del presepte N =
Psuvidsncia, juaicia,e,.
ATuntAmisntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22

Y rsiones carecen de importancis.
Hay tambi6n quien dice que ell
viaje tisne p0r objeto frmar un
tfatadO de c0mercio entire amb q
lmperios, y que sc trata de I'M EN-.
p'estito los de mas allk afirman
que Q. objeto es zanzibar Ell aistema
actual de alianzas El case es que
ni unos nj otros aciertan an 10 que
dicen. 81 ell visje Sc lleva & cabo.
es probable one no reporte ningu.-
ma c0nsecuencia. Rusia Y Alema-
MIA no estan en- guerra declarada Y
por aho-a no tienen niogda motivo
pa5s rompsr; no hay, puss, incon.
veniente en- que los monarcas &,
vean y SO hablen, y SO diviertsn 81
les parace. Los psriodistas qua SO
entretienen en decir que lei Hmpe.
rador de Rusia encontrase al de
Alemania, 10 atacarfa g 10 miraria
con desaire, desba-rau; TODD 10 one
SO escribe sobre ell particular ests
hecho sin prueba1, es tempo per.
dido. Per0 81 escuchamos 4 la Co.
rrespondenoia p,Iltioa de vieus,
quiza, nos dc algun informe. va
que SO trata de I'm diario de la
triple alianza, que, sin ser amigo de.
Ru ,is, tampoco es enemigo decla-.
RADIO. No, dice ell diario austriaco;
esta vista no estrechara los lazos
amistosos de ambos imperios, nj
timpoco alej ara a Russia de Fran
cia. La stu aci6n presente pecma-
neoerA tai y c0m0 Sc halla. Pero
no Sc puede asegurar q le Sc man
tendrA siempfe, nj mucho tempo.
Exlste uu elemento poderoso que
lucha contra Ia alianza feanco russ.
'ly esa lucha halla apoyo en- to-
das parties.
/ En- San Petersburgo, en- MOSCOW
Iy en- to Ia la Russia, los b mb,es de
negocios y de hacienda, es decir, la
gente de bolsa, trabaj an con much i
perseverancia para separar la re
ph5lica del imperio. L3 mismO pa.
sa en- Franoia, en- donda los pro.
pios elem ent0s estsn amimados de
) sentimientos semej antes. Los dia.
! rio, de ambos aliados, sometidos &
la Bolsa, han alberto una campaii !
para deshacer Ia alianza. En Lon
! dres es en- donde Sc preparan todos
los artfculos adversos q la fran.
: co-rusa; de Londres salen todos
} los rumores y todas las noticias
contrarias & esa polftica. Asf 90
) expresa ell diario de Viena, y no &c
) puede negar que hay al 20 de YER
dad ca e,tas afitmaciones, pero,
por desgracia para los hom5res de
: aegocios, Russia saba muy bien que
D hallari dinero en- Francia, y no en-
!, Alemania, y ad1 menos en- Ingla-
terra, y que 81 Italia atraviesa una
D crtsis, es por habarss cesraio la,
puertas de la Rsp1blica latina.
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q IA. = NJ.
Js. " Mars.9.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22
Expression de gratitud.

Sr Director del BoLgriS Ma
cASTlL
huy sehor milo y dlssinguijo
amigo. E,tImafe dc 80 tna ANA
b lldad 80 sirsa dar eabidA EN- las
eolnsan4s dc IA mny i.ussrAdo pc
riodseo 4 u gal nta manlfesia-
cl5a, dossll nuessTa de ag'adas-
mienso QUE IA paise aaoa gotai ,
poT etn no pcsAs pnslc tsibatar i
s1s amigos. 7 aatleipindolc Las
mas sxgsessyAs K aclAs. icsgo cl
aoaos 10 Fe.Esrasmr dc V. atcnso
amigs y y. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22


81 Oomercio frances ha aooyi 10
coa mucha satisfaction la nst.cla
pubicada acerca de las rslaciones
de Ia reptblica = Espafia. En un
banquete de gala dado por 81 Du.
q1e de Mandas, y al cual asistfa Mr.
Ribot, Sc ha tratado de las negocia.
clones comerCiales. EI sefior OS-
novas del Castillo parece estar dis
puesto a negociar con Ffancia IN
tratado, & fin de mejorsr ell estado
de los negocios, que hoy dfa Sc ha-
Ian conpletalnente paralizadop.
Los comerciantes franceses yerlan
son sumo placer un tratado en- to-
da regla, rebsjando los derechos
arancelarios. Por otra parte, el Oo-
mercio espafiol no perdeEia en- clio
absolutamente NADIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-22
FELICITACION.

En- nombre de nue.tro querido
Director, senior Disz Canejs, y er
el del Diputado por Mayaguez, 81
Lsstre., damos expresivas graz
cias a los distinguidos seiiofes que
nos hsn snviado Y suscriban Ia
siguiente carts, que gussosos in
sertamo', prometiendo complacel
les en- su ruego:
"Adjantss, Junio 16 de 1892
Sr D. Jacinto Aqusnxa.
Capital.
Maestro estimsdo amigo: Ro
gGmosle felicite en- uuestro nom
bre al amigo d. Iguacio y oil 81
Lsstres, por sus ge,tionss en- fa-
vor de esta Provincis.
Sayos sffmos amigos y s. s.
.A.=G Q. B. 8. NJ.
HMaldonado Her mdnos. - jose
Aparicio.-P6ro Antonio p. Ma.
ras.-Ce'so Cabaliero.-Hip6litC
Aparicio. - Francisco Aparicio
-Nenancio Aparicio.-Lorense
Escandon. = DR. Jose MaIdonado y
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RnIAsl ElRdPEl.

9sl4lSogNClA ESPECIAL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
PERSONAL

Paul F. Dogee went over to Butte yestsr-
day.
James Chamberlain, of Neihart, is in the
city.
Geo. L. Carey, of Livingston, is At The
Helena.
Elias Storey, of Bozeman, is:a visitor in
Helena.
r.. J. sc%hmalhauser, Of Livingston, ie in
the city.
Frank d. Brown. the Philipsburg mining
man, is at The Helena.
Max Shower, of White Sulphur Springs,
il at the Grand Central.
Hon. j. W. Strevell, of Miles City. 10 In
Helena on lega! business.
Dr.. A. B. Murray, who is now located at
Coksdale, is in town on a brief visit.
F. M. Malone, of Miles City, is in the
city on railroad and real estate business.
Mrs. Geo. A. Gordon and Miss Ollie Haw-
kins, of Great Falls, are guests at The
Helena.
w. F. Goettler. publisher of the indie
pendent, at Souderton, Pa, is . visitor in
Helena.
Hon. John F. Forbis, who has been en-
gagged in the trial of the Plummer case be-
fore the United States circuit court, will
return to Butte to-day.
Mrs. E. o. Railsback went to Butte
Wednesday to attend tho State Sunday
School association as a delegate from the
First Presbyterian Sunday school Of this
city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
JEFFERsoN COUNTY MINES.
The Promising sirius-Testing Daphne
Mine Ore.

The Promising s~irius-Testlng Daphne
Mine Ore.
Ths Sirius mine, in the Cataract district,
n . very promising property, says the Age.
u 10 owned by the Briscoss, but has been
worked almost entirely by ~lsasers. the pres
ant lssssss being Joseph Garneau. Barney
Montague and James Wesson. their lease
running to the first of next year. They
have just completed a65O-foot tunnel, strik-
ing the ore body in the face of the tunnel
from two TO ten inches thick, with about
two feet Of concentrating ore. The ship
ping orc nets $25 = ton, and as the hauling
the ore yields worry we'll.
Hugo Freylsr and Ed Mueller have a
thres-stamp mill at work on the Daphne
mine, q mile and a half above Corbiu,
They run in q crosscut level $50 feet to the
vein and are sinking on it, being now about
125 feet below the surface. The vein is four
and . half feet wide. tho ore being pyrites
OF copper With sixty to eighty ounces of
silver TO the ton. Mr.. Freyler was in
Boulder yesterday with $500 pounds of ore
which he 10 having tested at the smelter
here.
1. G. Harris, of Ten Mile. this week had
she white quartz property near Basin sur
veyed for patent. The property was entered
fer patent last year by Messrs. Williams
and Bevan. of Butte. but Mr.. Harris claims
. previous location and not sufficient no.
tice OF the application for the patent, and
will make a legal contest for the property.
Frank Harlow n partners have several
men at work on their Little Boulder placer
minos. They are continuing work on the
bedrock aume and expect to strike the
bedrock in q few days.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Ksiank~..

The staging Of the extravaganza 10 COR
Geous in the extreme. AT the rising OF the
cnrtain the audience aaxes into Beelzcbub's
cave, a pit OF blackness illuminated only al
intervals by sepulchral flames. Changing
scenes display successivsly the Janish idol
temple. y fairy Rrotto. the floral bower, an
a~rtist's studio, Electra's homo and the
grand final transformation scene. Good
comedy work 10 done by Chas. w. Ravel AZ
the clown, William Ruge AZ harlequin and
Joe Allen ~ the high priest Of the temple.
Ih specialtiea are Of a high order, Of
which Mile. Bsrtoto. tho baby premier.
takes the lend. She 10 apparently no more
than six or seven years of age, but can
dance like = fairy md change her costume
in the twinkling of an eye. Her toe dAno-
Ing 10 the wonder Of every spectator. The
eight Mariposa skirt dancers tread several
Intoxicating measures, and wear wonderful
skirts. The Marlinis. French acrobats.
eight in number, perform difficult feats,
and avery member of tho company can
sing. Al a whole "Kajanka' ID a great
success. Usual matinee Saturday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
Tho Comsdx Of lane.

The three acts Of the comedy Of Jane,
which Mr.. Charles Frohman's company
present here next Monday and Tuesday. tell
the troubles of Charles Shackleton, an ex-
travaRant bachelor, who falls heir to prop
money 10 placed in his hands. In order to
obtain Some money to pay his debts he pre-
tends that he ia married. He blames the
debts on his supposed wife's exttavagnnce.
The trustee of the estats determines to
ascertain the real state of the case and to
rebuks the wife for d~issipating the family
fortune in so prodigal n Shackls-
ton. upon hearing OF the trustees proposed
visit, 10 in 4 frenzy of despair n Pc. suades
Jane. the housemaid in his employ. to pre-
tend. for the occasion, that she ia his wife.
Jane, on that very morning, had secretly
married William the butler, but, without
first consulting her husband, she agrees to
Shackleton's proposition. William haa
helped his master out Of many difficulties
before and resolves to add another laurel to
his good account. He accordingly hunts
p~ersonate ShaoklstoA's wife. All meet at
the same time to the bewilderment of the
trustee and the horror of Shacklston, not
to mention the indignation of the old lady
and Williams discontinue. From this
point on the comedy is moro than fairly
started and the play lsliberates in = most
entertaining manner. The cast hero
given at the Madison Square theater. Nov
York. nearly $50 nights, under Mr.. Charles
Frohman's direction. III company pro-
coed from here to Chicago direct for an ex-
tended run there. They are en- route from
San Francisco. "Chums," the New York
Herald's one-act prize curtain raiser pre-
codes Jane" at all performances.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01

successive nights and az many more as are
necessary to let all the teams entering COM
pste. The drilling will begin at eight
O'Clock every evening in the Helena audi
torium. In order to select the teams for
Silver Bow county, the managers OF the
Columbia Garden have undertaken to get
up a rock drilling CONTEXT there on
the Sd aud 4th of July. During the two
days $500 will DO distributed in prizes, $lbO
each dav as follows: Seventy-ive dollars
for tho frat prize, $50 for the second anu
$2b for tho third. the money to be paid on
the ground each day. In this way, it is
proposed, the teams, double and single
handed, can be selected to cote Helena to
entor the drilling contest for the champion.
ship Of the world. Those wishing to 80 10
Helena have here an opportunity to win a
prize that will pay tho expenses of their
trip. As already stated, only three teams
will be allowed to enter at Helena from
zach county. so that IL there are more than
that number who would desire to 90 to
Helena, this will be u satisfactory way Of
deciding the three best.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
THE PARROT COMPANY,

Annual Election Of Trustees and Officers
to Manage Its Affairs.
The annual meeting of the Parrot Silver
and Copper company wal held Tuesday at
Butte. More than thrse-fourths of the cap
ital stock of the company was represented
q the meeting. Reports were read and
other routine business was transacted, but
no dividends were dsclard. An election of
srustssa for the ensuing year Was held when
ths following gentlemen we're chosen:
franklin Farrell, A. N. Hotter, A. F. Migeon,
J: u. Gaylord. George B. 1urrell, A. j. Da-
choaen are: franklin Farrell, president:
a. u. Hotter, vice president; j. +. Gay
lord. secretary and treasurer; J. H. Mathews.
r.. assistant treasurer. At the conclusion
OF she business an elegant dinner. served
by Q caterer, was partaken of BY thu gentle
men at Manager Gsylord's house and ample
Justice done to the repast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

The First Days Session Not Very Well
Attended.
The first days session of the State Sun
day School association at Butte was not
very largely attended, because many of the
delegates were delayed BY bad roads.
Among those in attendance at the conven-
ton is William Reynolds, OF Peoria. ILL.,,
international superintendent of organiza-
ton. He is a man of wide experience an
acknowledged ability, and it is expected
that he will suggest many new and impor-
tant ideas in regard to Sunday school work.
In the cou' SO of an address Mr.. Reynolds
said that be WAS familiar with the slums of
Chicago. New York. London and Paris. but
after q two days invssti cation he was pre-
pared to say that Butte outclassed any or
all of them in wickedness. He said that be
would rather, live in Butte than any other
city in the United states, and then pro-
ceeded to explain this rather unusual re-
mark by adding that it was because the
devil was bigger and more plainly devel-
oped here than any where else. and that he
would consequently be easier to fight. Mr..
Reynolds said that he came from the city
which raised Bob Ingersoll, and also pro-
duced more whiskey than any other place
in the world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
MATCH.

30 take Place at Columbia Garden, Butte
Next Sunday md Monday.
Il - just two weeks now to the day whom
6hs International rock-drillinR contest will
taks plass u tho Mining eonRress at Helena,
rays the Butte Miner. The teams that are
n represent this county have not yet been
seleeeed. thouRh doubtless Page and Rsa-
ran will b mi Of them. Each county in
any mi1ina district of the country 10 en-
titled TO enter three double handed and
thyee sinRle- handed teams. Entries have
~ ~ made " least i've days before the first
day of Abe tournament Gully 12) and the
Ao1ynADSnt ttss8 9ill last Of least three
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
Closing in on the City.

New York, June 30.-The Herald 3 CORE
spondent in Venezuela says: News from
Caracas says that Gen. Crespo is closing in
on the city. and that President Villegas,
who succeeded Palacio after his resignation
and flight, must capituluts or fight. Gen.
Mendoza. with a large force OF government
troops, moved forward to stop the progress
of the Crsspists. and will be re- enforced aa
fast as men can be sent to his relief. Cara
cas- il being fortified, and heavy barbados
are being erected at all available points.
Gen. Monegar is in possession of the city
garrison. He has 1000 troops under him,
and 1000 will be moved into tho city from
LRpuayra.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
GREAT NORTHERN EXPRESS.

To-day 1t Succeeds tho American on That
Railroad.
This morning tho Great Northern Ex-
press company will commence operations
over the entire system of the Great North
srn railroad. All matter that has beer
handled by the American Express company
will o be handled by tho Great Northern
Express company. The employees at the
Helena Office will consist of N. T. Brown,
gene raj agent; A.. J. Morrison, cashier; J. H.
Iaruntzer, clerk; John Sherman and Henry
Gross, drivers.
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and velvet carpets used exclusively through.
out the hoase. office. elegant bar and
billiard room, Cigar stand n palattal bar
her shop on Arst floor.
DINING ROOM RE-orHNED.
Tho dining room In this hotel has been
leased TO and 10 now operated separately BY
the Misses Magic, who are prepared 10 fur
nish beard. Meals 60 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
The New Aerchnnts.

Operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
pany. now bsga TO that its rooms
are open fer the reception Of guests. Rooms
will be offered to transient guests at $l.25
per day tparlor floor. 81 per day (third
f1oor). rs cents per day Fourth floor). Ex-
ira for more than one occupant. All mod
srn Improvements, steam heat. electric
light, return electric call bell system, and
sunshine in avery guest chamber. BzIsssls;
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
Wanted in Mexico,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 30.-Proceedings
were begun to-day before United States
Commissioner Price. in the case of Carnes
YeaneZ, whose ext-adition was demanded
by the Mexican government on a particular
charge of murder. The testimony in the
case will be forwarded to Washington to DO
acted upon by the state department.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
HELENA IN BRIEF
Jaokaon's music store. Bale, block.
r. Q. ). ORA.

r. o. s.. OF A.
Washington Camp No. 8 meets Friday even
ings at l. {. q. y. Hall; visiting brothers cor
daily invited.
This 10 an American order; non-political. non.
s~ectAriAn and not unfriendly 10 good citizens OF
forsixA birth. Qualifications for membership
are: Native citizenship, belief In . snprsine he
Ing. suppsrt Of our public school system. oppost.
ton to any union Of church and state. aud OF
any Interference Of any oreign power, directly
OF indirectly. in the affairs Of our government.
II. II. BuRRus h q. DAVIES.
Recording Secretary. President
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
Millinery at Cost.

To close out tho stock. Best bargains ever
offered in Helena. Mrs. F. Kempsey. u
Warren street, next door to Merchants ho-
tel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01

VIII make rate of one and one-ffth fare
Tor the round trip for the Fourth of July
between all stations in Montana within 4
radius Of 800 miles. Tickets on sale July 2.
. and 4, good for return anti july s,
II. O.. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
The Great O

IL what everybody says is true, we are TO
have the best circus and menaQeris ever
Saturday July 2. The press
everywhere endorse it; travelling men are
unanimous in its praise.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01

invitation to Odd Fellows of Helena.
You are cordially invited to be present
and participate in the grand Fourth of July
celebration to DO held Ill this city. Come
and have a good time.
MARYsvILLE LODGE, No. "a, I. O. 0. F.
GEORGE K1lBY. Secretary,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01

Great Northern ExGNfsion-
July 9. 3 and 4 the Great Northern Will
sell tickets to points within a distance OF
800 miles Of Helena at n and one-hfth
fare for the round trip.
b. II. LANa1Ey, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-01
Auxiliary Rank Safe.

10 made OF solid brass, with combination
lock, loaned to anyone free of charge upon
deposit OF 81, ito cost. Five per cent on
eavinRs accounts. Six per cent ON time COZ.
ti6cstes. MONTANA SAVINGS BAsK.