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The morning call., 1892-01-06
THE STOCK MARKET,

There was no particular change yesterday and
prices remained steady with very little stock
changing hands. The assessments on Alta and
Curry caused these two stocks to shade of a few
cents the clippers taking advantage OF the marset
and selling few shares short in order to MAKE the
assessment No news OF any importance was re
celVed from the mines, and the general impression
prevailed on the street that prices would 20 still
lower.
On the early call ophir sold at 81 go. Mexican
81 90, Curry 81, Best d Becher So o. Con. Cal g.
Va. S. 80, TO sales OF $50 shares. In the middle
stocks ChOllar sOld at 95c Norcross s5c amt Savage
81 IS. OF the south enders Alta sold at Toe Gale
donia 30c Crown Point 81 Is, Justice 25c, Kentuck
15c, Overman soc, Seq Becher soc and jacket soc
The outsiders showed change
on the 2 80 p. NJ. call Con. Cal Il Va sold m to
81 under sales OF 375 sh1res. with Fitch buytng
The balance Of the market showed no particular
change, with the exception of Alta, which sold
down to 55c under sales OF 700 shares After the
can prices remained steady aud the market looked
well AT the close.
NOTES.
The Benton Con- reports credit balance OF
Silver was steady at 9458@94s4 in New York
An assessment OF so cents per share on Carry
was levied yesterday; also one OF 30 cents on Alta
The Mount Diabio Mining Company has sold
1883 ounces Of silver at 95 cents per ounce
During the past week there were extracted from
tons and S2j pounds OF car samples assaved
Sle 81 Shipped to the Brunswick mill 4 3 TONS
averaged
Slo 05 per ton.
Following is the official report Of the pumping
operations iii the Grown Point incline for the EEK
ending January 2, 1892: The pumps have been
working up to their fuil capacity during the week
The pressure OF the water IS being reduced rapidly
and Ia few days expect to lie able to bore
another hole through the bukhead. The surface
OF the water In the Belcher incline is Us feet
below the floor OF the 1900 station. AT the over
man mine the surface OF the water in the vertical
shaft is IS feet below the 400 station.
The following mining claims around the Com
stock have been relocated: The West Kentuck
situated IN Gold Hill Mining District has been re-
located by Joseph Mcdonald and William Bewick
The Genoa claim, IN FiOwery District, has been
located by Fred Pfeiler. The Golden Belt in Sill
yer star District, is rel coated by +. f. FitznIer
The mining claim IN Silver Star District heretofore
known the Underground has been relocated by
p. z. Webb under tie name OF Great Expectations
The Sunrise, Ennis Duckey claim, situated in Gold
hin Mining District, has been relocated by NJ 5.
Boyle the Adalgo. W. II. Jackson and A. S
Beuner have relocated the Co.e mining claim in
Virginia Mining District under the name of the
summit. {. H. Redman has been getting in his
work and has relocated in Virginia Mining District
the DiTagO, Mascot and W est Chollar. F. j. Keyes
has FLED relocation notice with the County Re
cOrder OF the Virginia Standard mine. In FOwery
District, under the title OF the Pure Bullion The
LaplaJa orc. in Gold Hll District, has been relo-
John r.. Collins.
The morning call., 1892-01-06

And In accordance with law and order from
the Board of Directors, made the seventeenth
day OF November 1891, so many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary Will be sold
public auction at the Office OF the company, Ala
California street. San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY,
the eleventh day OF January. 1892 ut the hour OF
O'Clock NJ. Of said day, to pay said Delinquent
Assessment thereon. together with costs Of adYer-
tising and expenses Of sale.
A. S. GROTH, Secretary
Ofice-4l4 California street, san Francisco
raOp -
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The Wool Market,
Portland's Business.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-WOoI weaker. Domestic
fleece, 3U@36c q 10.
POrtlands Bu.iness.
PORTLAND (Oregonl, Jan. 8. Clearance3 ,
S4S2 900; balances, $4,000
The morning call., 1892-01-06
EpgIish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5.-Ths spot market is lower
ut IS 6l3d Cargoes are dull at ABS for off
coast ASS Sd for just shipped and ass 80 Tor nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, IS Cd February.
Is cd; March, IS 12d; April, IS 3D. May IS Cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Jan. 5.-COnsOls. 50 70 Silver. 43 81 :;
Rentes. 95f 4212c; Bullion INFO the Bank OF En-
gland 500 900
The morning call., 1892-01-06
New York Markets.

gland, $50 600
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. SIN spite of the reactionary
temper prices the stock mardet to-day were
StuObornly held, and some stocks even scored hand
some advances. Industrials were the features for
strength No material loss occurred In anything
Chicago Gas is up $50, distiIierS 13, Northern Pa
cifc preferred l "a ana cordage l per cent Gov
erumeuts firm. Petroleum closed at q ne
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Cnted States Bonds-4s,
1l74: do 2s, 100; Northern Pacihc. 70 70 Ca
madam Pacifc. 9312: Central Pacific. SALE: Union
Pacific, 49l4; AtchisOn and Santa re. AS Is Wells
Fargo. 1879: Western Union, S45s; SILVER. 81 5sc;
Wheat-January, $l U324 Flour-Steady Cot
fee-$l2 30. Sugar-3G5%sc. Hop5-Paclfc Coast,
15G22c Hides, lac. Copper-Lake. $l070. Tin
Spot, 1890. Lead-DOmestlc, - 70. Iron, SIS.
Petroleum, 611ac.
Hops are quiet. Some very common sold at &C.
The transactions In irst-ciass were unimportant C..
London aud Germany are firm but quiet. thus far
the holiday season seems to have passed without
the slightest indication OF a reaction in any quar-
ter Germany has sent fewer hops to England this
season than last, chiefly because the export surplus
was smaller. On the other hand the exports from
the United states have been phenomenal Still the
aggregate amount OF hops drawn from ali foreign
sources by England leaves no burdensome supply
there, and the chances are that many more bales
will be wanted from America before the eud of the
season. unless Germany does more in the future
THAN up 10 date. There nave been exported THIS
season TO date nearly 10000 bales from New York
aud 5000 bales from other ports, which are far
above the average OF preceding years.
RAIsTNs.
There is a fair movement In California sacked
raisins for spot chiefly. at 9SG5c for threecrown
quality. Bids very close 10 Inside figures made
on carload lots TO arrive.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Coffee inactive, weak and declined to 20 points.
Sales, $1,000 bags. January, sl2 50; February,
Sl2 35: March. $ll 80. Rio firm at an advance OF
Sugar-Raw quiet; centrifugal. e6 deg. 8a8s8c;
muSc0vadO. 3 lice; molaSses sugar, 2 1850; re-
fined stronger; powdered, molders' A and cubes,
4.3l@4.44c; graduated, 41s@ 4l4c; CONNECTION
The morning call., 1892-01-06

MORNING SALES.
Board Cal Electric Light, 1855; 500 Hawaiian
Commercial, 3.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l0 s Water, 9714: 20 Hawaiian Com
merciaI. 3: 20 Giant Powder. 53.
Street-$90J0 Branch Railway Bonds 1851
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
Helena. Mont. Dec. 2. 1891.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TIC CUT TIM
~ Der upon public lands.
In accordance with the provisions OF ssction 9
OF the act of conRrese, passed March 3, 1871. and
the rules and regulations issued thersunder by
the honorable secretary of the interior and the
honorable commissioner OF the general land Oh
fee May S, 1891. J. Henry Longmsid, whose
postoffice address is Bannack City. Een' erhead
county. Aoatsns, hereby gives notice thnt at the
pub ic .tion Of this notice. he will make applica-
tion ia writing to the honorsbls socretary of tho
interior for authority to cut and remove all the
merchant thle saw logs. pins and fr timber. on
tho following described un.urveyed public lands.
to-wit:
Commencing at a point whore Euffalo creek. .
left hand fork Of Grasshopper creek, enters into
side range and distant from tho town OF Lam
mack, in Beaverl cad county. Montana. about ton
miles in a soutaWcsterly direction; extending
thence up tho said Butia'o creek ard parallel to
It's course for . distance Of two miles more or
less, and for half a m lie on the ris hit or %essterly
bank. and = mile On tho westerly or lett bank Ot
said creek, being a parcel OF ground about two
miles in length and a mile and q half In width.
containing about two thousand acres,
is about $40, 900 fee. of fir and 2s0.0G0 feet OF pine,
moro or loss. -,
The character OF the land upon which said
timber is growing is %gravelly and mountainous
except q small strip, whion is swampy and wet.
The ii n Dor there, n is rough and scrubby, ts
greater po. ton Of it being tr.
Tho purpose for which the timber 10 TO pc cut
10 for tho erection of workmen's dwellings,
storohouses. reduction wolk KS, underground work
and all mining purposes for the development ot
the COLLEEN Leaf mining properties.
J. HENRY LOkGMAlD.
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

First Baptist church-Rev. Mr.. Darrah,
of Butte, will preach at II q. NJ. and 1880
p. m.
St. Peters Episcopal church-Usual ser
vices morning and evening. Sunday school
at 2:30 p. m. Rev. I. L. Webb, rector.
Central Presbyterian c~hurch-Corner of
Helena avenue and Cooke street. Services
at II a. N. and 7:3O p. m. sunday-scbool at
2:3O p. m.
Rev. F. Peterson, of Butte City, will lead
the services to-day in the First Evangelical
Scandinavian church. All Sc%andlnayians
are invited.
German Lutheran services to-day at 1880
q. NJ. in the Norwegian Lutheran church,
corner Idaho street md Twelfth avenue.
All are cordially invited.
Archbishop Gross will preach at the Ca
thedral to-day at 1890 a. N. and at vespers
at seven O'Clock. AT eight O'Clock an in
formal reception will be rendered his grace
at St. Aloysius hall.
First Unitarian society-G. a. r. hall. j.
H. Croker. minister. Services to-day: II
a. m.. How the Gospels We're Written;''
7:3O p. H., Different New Testament Views
of Jesus: First Three Gospels"
scandinavian Lutheran garvice every
Sunday evening at eight O'Clock in tbs
Scandinavian Lutheran church corne,
Twelfth avenue and Idaho street. Rev. N
Roe, pastor. scandinavians are all invited
to attend.
The usual services will be held in the
district court room of the court house a
IL a. w.. and 7:30 p. m. Preaching by Thu
pastor, Rev. Il. V. Moore. Sunday schoo
at 2:30 p. m; Young peoples prayer meet
ing at GAP p. NJ. All are cordially invited
Grand Street Methodist Church-Corne
of Grand and Warren streets. ID. B. Price
pastor. Preaching at II e.. IN. and 1880 n
M, but the pastor. Sunday school at 2:3t
p. M. Subject of morning discourse
''Christ and His Kingdom" You are cor.
daily invited.
Christian ohurch-Benton avenue an,
Hemlock street.-Sunday school at 9:45 d
IN. Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m
Evening theme, The Seven Stages in tn
History of the Kingdom of Cod Youn
peoples society Of christian endeavor oc
are most cordially invited to attend thes
services. J. N. Smith, pastor.
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THE CHICAGO,=
milwaukee g.
ST. PAUL R'Y.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from 81. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwau-
kee to Chicago and all points in tho East
ern States and Canada. Tt il the only line
under one management between 81. Paul
and Chicago, and 1t ID the Finest Equipped
Railway in the Northwe ct. 1t 10 the only
line running Pullman DrawinR-room Sleep
ing cars with luxurious smokinR-rooms. and
the finest ~dining-cars in tho world, via the
famous 'River Bank Route" along the
shores of Lake Pepin and the beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chica-
20. It's trains connect with those of the
Northern lines in the Grand Union depot at
81. Paul. No change Of cars Of any class
between 81. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, time tables, and full information,
apply to any u ticket agent In the
northwest. "0~t
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The Horrors of the Slave Trade.

The African slave trade is yet garfield on
to such an extent that a thousand lives
are sacrificed every day in the year. Indeed
it is doubtful whether i'll the most bsrbar-
GUS periodsof human history there has been
nny greater barbarity than the slave trade
of to-day. Fol- years there has been con-
slant agitation in Europe for the civilized
suppress it. The result of long considera-
tion was the treaty Of Brussels, which every
leading European power except France has
now signed; and France and the United
States are the only two important powers
which have not yet affixed their signatures
cept by the ratification OF all the civilized
governments, and If it go into EJECT there
is every reason to believe that very muci
of the slave trade will be abatsd. III,
treaty of Brussels is now before the senate
of the United States.-The Forum.
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PERSONAL.

Marshal Furay has goneto Deer Lodge.
He will be back to- morrow.
Harbert Soreiber went TO Irontcn, Ohio,
via the Great Northern yesterday.
"A. ]. Steele goes to Kensaa City to.mor-
row morning via this Union Pacific.
f. Nv. Fisk, who il building the natator-
ium at Boise City. il visiting Helena.
w. Il. Nippert has been engaged az ate
n~ographer in Judge Fleiacher's court.
+. il. Hauswald, formerly of Boacman,
has accepted 4 position with the American
National bank.
Prof. H. Il. Engelhorn took a trip to
Great Falls yesterday in the interest OF the
Helena Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. A, D'Arohuel, of Butte,
on their way homo from the east, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rumley.
Secretary Pops. Of this Montana Fair AS
ISOLATION, went TO Butte yesterday to at
tend the meeting Of the secretaries Of vari-
Gus state racing associations.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS or THE
Jersey Blue Mining (onpany-OHGce Of tho

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ Jersey Blue Mining C,omDany-Ohice OF tho
Jersey Blue Mining Company.
1t having been so ordersd 1t z meeting OF the
trustees Of the Jersey. Blue Mining GO. held
Pee Dec !, , 1887; no mestinI j. d hereby ,Sys s xiysn
Company will bs held il the .oompany's Office.
room one. Power building. in the city OF Helena,
Mcntana. on We lnesday, tho Goth day of January,
purpose eff considering a proposition to sell the
entire property of said onpan IS follows, to-
wit:
All OF that certain patented quartz lode min
ing claim situated il the county OF sllver p BoX,
quartz lode mining claim. designated by United
States survey ard patent Is survey lot NO: 10 IL
section six (6), in township. three, 80 north. OF
range seven. IA. west, principal meridian end
base line of Montana, together with all the dips,
gold and silver barring quartz, rock and earth
therein: md all the rights. privileges and fran
ehises thereto incident, appendAnt and aIppur-
tenant, Or Herewith usually had and enjoyed; ana
also all and singular the tensments, machinery.
tools, implements. hersditaments and appurten-
ances thereto belonging or in any vie appe..'
tanning, AMI the rents. issues and prohts thereof;
and, a.ss. all the estate. right. title, interest
properly, possession, claim and demand whatso'
ever. as we'll in law as in equity. OF the SAID Jef
ises, and every part and parcel thereof, with the
appurteraucts And suoh. other business az
""' p''''' ''1' :, j. 3. H6DNgiT:
" 5nD| .E-.5>5 JOHN 7. MURPHY.
H5.-. Ii. NJ. PARCHEN.
. ~. .@' J. j. MICKEY.
.E Trustees.
B. BROWN, s.,r..,,
VrS.--@ vR.-Ar ~. q JQn% "&"
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The New Merchants.

Operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
pany, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for he reception of guests
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
ST. per day (parlor tloor). 81 per day
(third tioor), IS cents per day Fourth foor).
Extra for more thar one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests ut less rates. All
modern improvements; steam heat. electric
light, return electic call bell system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room. cigar stand and palatial
barber shop on first floor.
DINING ROOM
The dining room in this hotel has been
leased to and is now operated separately by
the Misses Maggie, who are prepared to fur
mis- board at SIS for tickets good for twenty
one meals, 81 for twenty-one continuous
meals, 50 cents for single meals.
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-VIOS" VIE
Closing

Money on call easy: closed offered at ~: prime
mercantile paper. sterling exchange
steady: 6O-day bills. 81 824; demand, 81. a4A
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Jan. 16 Notwithstanding. $500;
shipments. 500: steady; natives, So. 0O@4 60;
stockers, 81. 1o@2.7o no prime steers on market.
Hegs-Recsipts 10000: active: steady: rough
and common, S3. 75@3.9O; mixed and packers,
"a. 95M4.10; prime heavy and butchers weights,
81. 1894. %; light. So. 8564.1O
Sh~eep-Receipts 100: dull; lower; native
ewes, $3.00n4. Is; mixed. "a. 25@4 10: prime
wethers, S5.25Ft5.aO; western wethers, $5.O0M5. -
Texans, S4.85@5.O0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHrcAeo. Jan. 1B.-Close--Wheat~-Firm; cash
s6Ac: May. alAc.
Confirm; cash. s87s@381ac; May, 411s@
Ike.
Oats-Firm; cash, 2skc: May. Size. ~
larley-Norninal SAC.
Pork-Firm: cash. l l.37H; new May, $t162H
Lard-Stezdy: cash, 81. 22la; May, SG.52h.
shoulders-$+62t.a Gi.15.
Short clear-S5 8)Gn5.s5.
Short ribs -$5.5545.65.
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Self Winding Takers.

A matchmaker had been called from his
work to hear from a customer a long story
about the behavior of her watch. told sew
eral times over. "Oh. dear!!' said he; II
hate to have these self winding takers
come in!'-Exchange.
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Counter Goods.

The Bee Five has again arranged their
bargain counters and they are now replete
with a full line of useful household goods,
which can be bought at one-half the usual
prices. They invite al inspection of their
New goods are being added every day.
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THE MARX ETS.

STOCKS.
Nrw Yonv. Jan. 16.-Bar silver. 93Ac.
Copper-Weak; lake, $l1.0l.
~Lead-Easier; domestic. S4.17H.
The stock market opened higher. While the
day was the dullest for some time prices were
slightly improved during the first hours, but all
advances were afterwards neutralized. The
close was firm, the only important change being
sugar. which lost 11s.
Governments-Steady.
n]anm-El 6Ala
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Arrivals NJ Tao He,en~,

AFr1vnia N 1N0 HeIeMN,
E. NJ. Brown. Denves DIR. and Mrs. Eiddell,
FL. H. Scott, San Fran ..flkhorn.
cisco. s+ Wm.. T.. Enray, leet
NJ. DR. Galloway, PhilA- Lodge.
delphia. ]. " ood, Minneapolis
Il, q. Sederhnlm, Chi w. =, May. L. Paul.
cago. J.. c. Murdock, Chi
j. NJ. Honghton, Ros- cago. ~.
ton. gan Irenary, BIS
]. e. Goldsmith. Chi marck.
cayo. J.. Johnson. city.
A.. Guthrie, St Paul. j. r. Powles, Seattle.
L. j. Donohue. Marys- Miss l4ottie Heyworth,
vile. salt Lake City.
Paul A. Fuse, ST. /. NJ. Rumsey, st.
Louis. Louis.
A. s, Holman, Chi T.. j. Kennedy, agent
nook. J.la. Sullivan Co.
L. J., Carpenter, Butte.
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Arrivnl. e tho Grand central.

George Seymer, Ten r. A. Abercrombie,
Mile. East Helena.
NJ, {. Terrence, Enpira. ]. P. Livingston, Lv-
P. L. Hathrick, Elk ingston.
horn. Thos. Sanford, Fiegan.
w. b. Gordon, Great W. q. Birkhead. Marys-
FALLS. vile.
H. II. Plotting, Marys- John Larson, Marys-
vile. vile.
Miss Austin, Living L. B. Morrell and wife,
ston. Neihart.
d. S. Hooker, Boulder. George Raker, Boui-
Chas. Nolan, Canton. der.
Geo. Fowler. York. T.. Ii. hathaway. Mis-
NJ, Il. Doe, Philipsburg. soula. II
j.. s, Hoffman, Philips Mrs, Earta, Boulder.
burg. Albert SERVER. Marys-
l.. u. Pierson, Alta. vile,
j. w. Ierter, Wolf w. Gibson, Wolf Creek.
Creek. Geo. Farman, Wolf
Charles S%undquist, Tos. Greek.
ton. Joe Sunaquist, Ioston.
Ed. Cardwell, Jeffer- George Frost, Mnrys-
son. vile.
II. A.. Lightbody, Marysville.
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-FEMA Ale.
advertisements uniur this heau three tirnc,

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAI.T.
Advertisements unNer this head three timnA
FREE.
SITUATION WANTED-TWO WOMEN WANT
y washing anil ironing at homo and Will 60
out by tho day, S0S North Rodney.
STTuAiIuN WANTED-~A REFINED YOUNG
NJ girl. thoroughly Experienced. wishes poai-
ton to oxre for children and To asAist with the
housework Inn wAshinRl. for $40 per month,
Address with IN l particulars Aliss 81, this Office.
AlTuAIlON WANTED-AS .GOVERNESa,
- nursery goyerness or companion ny educated
ommendation. Ploase address care ok Mrs.ttsn-
~gelhorn. T09 Ninth avsnuo, Helena.
SITUATION WANTED ~ BY EDUCATED
~ German AZ nurse; Is good saver. good rec-
concentration; would 80 out OF town or travel.
Address a. A. 100, this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY, A YOUNG LADY
y as an apprentice 10 q milliner. Address u.
Mac, this office.
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I.ErTEns

Iscttersto tho following addresses remain M,
called for ~ this ufiipo,
Scotch housed oepar," NIiuOk, issJ. Mcninnusiis
A.Miss tsedford,N. "Roberts,N Amos ''lMiss
"Woodfurd 4"
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LOST.

TOCKHOLDERS'MEErJNG-THE ANNUAL
- meeting of tho stocklolders OF the Ho!ena
Electric company win be held ut the general Of
1ice Of the company in Helens. Montana, On
Tuesday. January. 10, 1892, at 7:5o. p. m, for tho
annual ~olection Of trustees and for tho transsc-
ton OF such other business as shall legally como
bsforo tho meeting
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SILVER
i Dollar Mining company: Notice is hereby
given that a meeting of the stockholders of raid
company will be held at the Office of the secre-
tary at No. SO North Main street. Helena, Mont,
January. 1882. it which meeting the question OF
selling or mortsaging the property Of said com-
pany to pay off the indebtedness of said com,
paying the Indebtedness disposed Of:
JOHN III. FktESER, President.
JNo. J. FALLoN.- Secretary.
Helena. Mont, Jan. IA, 1892.
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THE EMPIRE MINING. COMPANY LIN,
i EDITH creditors OF tho above named
company are required on or before the 18th day
Of january. 1sgl. to send their .narnes and ad-
claims md the names and addresses oil thor
solicitors III any TO Henry Cameron Kichardson
and James Hastings, OF 70 Martins lane, Can
non street, in the city Of London. tho liqnidators
III the said company, and il 40 required by no
tice in writing from tho said liiqnidators or By
nrnyo their said debta or claims at such time and
pniacs M shall DO specifiod. in such notice, or in
| default thereof they will b, excluded from the
benefit OF any distribution made before such
| debts arc proved.
Solicitors for tho Liquidators.
Dated Nov. %. 1851.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNUAL
- meeting OF the stockholders of the Helena
Gas tight and Coke company will be held at the
general Office Of the company in Helena. Mon
lana. on Tuesday, January ~, 1879. at 7:3o p, m,
for the annual election OF trustees and for the
transaction OF such other business as shall To-
galiy come before the meetint.
II. l.. WALKER, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
~ Henry Hosn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. adj
ministratrix of the estate of Henry Hoen,
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
mbit them with the necessary vouchers, within
fonr months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said administrator at room 20,
Pittsburgh block, Helena, Montana. the same
being the place for the transaction Of the bnsi-
ness OF said estate, situate in the county o.
Lewis andClarke.
ELIZABETH Is. HOEN,
Administrative OF the estate of Henry IIoen
deceased.
Dated Jan. Is, 1852.