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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-18

sooIEDAD DE sEaURog soBRE IA VIDA

A contar desds DE- Mayo pr6ximo pasad0 el
n6usro de- p65xas yiqentes en- eEtn Soriedad Sc ha
rsiuoido men6s 5e ~ oiert0 por 70 casl, con
faime al articul0 66 de- sua Ettatntos. enfrn Ii
uisma en- el period0 dc liquid ci6n. que dufar6
an $40. eH decir hasta De Mayo DC 1882
La ofcipa de "a s0eiedad eortiD1a calle del Co
mtrcia n6mero Il Esqulna NJ rina
X 40 publica para conocmiento dc los Benorea
Aregurados.
Ponce Junio IA de 1o9l-El Presideute, "a. SaLa-
Ter. en-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-18
Gaia de Pr6stamos
2RBINA2

El die 20 del actual las npeve de Ia MAJ
nsna SO rematarsn en- pdbiica aubssta lac
preDdas, de los talones que continuation Sc
espresso poF cuenta de quien coTresponda 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-18
iiMaraviIIas deia CienciaH
i9S 1SR MOS!

iiLean en los folletos 10 que dicen los
primeros m6dcos de las Antllasii
Enfe.moe!! no hay engano, tomen es-
ia mafaviIloss medicina.
Proc6renla en- todas las boticas, Sc
curarAn radicslmente.
Farmac6nticos: pedidla Arrillaga
o., Ponce.-C. ]. Monagas y ca, Ma
yaRtiez -Fidel Guillermety, Capital
y. Martinez, Humacao.
Ponce, Dcbre. 10 de 1891. SIn. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-18
NAGNESlA AER.EA"DA
ANTIRILIOSA
DEL
LcdO, Don Juan Jose Warquez

Esta MAGNEsIA aefeada inventada on 1885 y
psrleccionada en- I54O tan couOcida por TODD 81
mundo, ha sidO objeto de fijar la atenci6n Do aqne
lac persOnss que smbiciOpas ban trabajado, no va
pafn siab0far maqnehia con otfOs nonbres qae des-
Dc uego no cOmpiten con a nuestra pOrque este 81
remlladp de- los cOnocimientOs De Ia encia del bonn.
brs que a posee del inventors sinO de los fasihca-
dofea cue adn eam6s grave.
LaMAGNESIA Do JUAN JOSE MARQUEE,
cue % 4 hnca que produce los efeCtos one bus
can d mamo tempo la qgIs su aut0r, 6nicO "
exclusive tiene prVilegio da invenci6n dado por el
aoberno Supreme de In Eaci6D para tOdOs Os do-
minioa eapaholes, es tambi6n imitada no debe
conianalrae con otra alguua
6. De yonta en- Ia aoredltada FARBEAOTA DE
YALLE q cANCIO demaa de Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico.
RabFicn Sam GgnuciO 28.-Wabnmn
cORREo, APAR1ADo 287
6m Ponce, Fe6reyo 10 ae 1892
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-18

Ponce, Noviembre IS de 1891.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

Shooting kangaroo with d rife ra"
quires large degree OF skill On tha
fiat plains the animals "loom" In an ex-
traordinary manner. aud it Is only after
much practice that Que nnaccusto1ned
to measuring distances over thesr I'M
relieved areas can got their rAnEa-
Sighting, for instance. at 600 yards, the
tyro will be likely to see his bullet kick
the dust 200 yards short OF tho mark
and the kangaroo. alarmed at thu
whistle OF the missile on the ricochek.
making off at express train rate In thu
distance. The surest way to bag kau~
garoo at long range In to put your sighta
up for the greatest distance at which
the rifle Is gauged, and gradually lower
1t until tho bullets take effect
A kangaroo will stand a lot Of firing
ut In this way. and although be wilt
look up an each shot slngs above him.
seems to consider 1t some strange insect
or other, anu directly resumes feeding.
The ping of rifle bullet that comes
over him without interruption ls quit*-
different to tho noise nlade by ball Oh
the rebound, and while he will TAXA
alarm FROM the latter tho former hAa
little disquietins effect upon hun. r :
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

EOZEMA<, DEE. ;;,I.-1'lt+ FEATURE III
yesterdays ets-i,n ut TIN. >tut- Te.arh~
%rS' Association Was tile address t,y
Pete k'rh. Hin subject wn- tte l@
tory .! Mnntann, anu Wa ll.tltiitd tn
t. most nhlc luunt,tr. The u ctiuD oi
ntflrers resulted It, tt,lin~s: f: Il.
S,rere Of DR'ln1, president: c. ".
Hurrflarn Ut Twin Bridges, tir+t vice
President; Miss Y. T.. ODDS of AIt!e-
City, secoud vice"pre-'deu'; Miss Car
+ Cox Of Butte. third vicr president
Miss B+ttie Riley If Mi-sot1la, secrp-
tary; T.. A. Osteiu of Miles City, trtas-
urer; Is. A. Merritt OF Helena, member
of the executive committee. Mis- 'ula
was canned ~ the place Of tie ntxt
convention.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

LONDON, D-c. 81 fine Stntiagn
correspondent "f tue Times today
Al1iruis nIl Wla: !ie declares tn be
antl'urily, that Chilli would hut tetI
hAmltint-d in b. lt,tnx In the situ,n-t VI
~: power IN t+r'.'1H ,te, peacefully attl
in u ln1t,IHtr l.nnnrnbleto D,ih herself
alt& thA Ini5td :3tAtt-. the <.1Iit1 t
which, but luf II l~hHlht ;.tn4 ~ttret
fo u. nf trIntinAl pu"tdur fulIrweti
III tthitI. ami which tlA- ,,l!nwed cnh~
-tnnt ta]s* r+turt~ hn~tilt .n g0ntt
u''h~4s aHhinE abnwtt, rot4Id never
have ~uh Exaggerated proportions.
fht correspondent .ni. Ut l.. In tei.
dent that there nrr lIrr hrHnd~ wIf'
ure Hnxinus tnr The in*uHurat,nn at
war, v Inch would t,t fils4-t roAs To tht:
hr>t itttrtstS i at both nutttt,l.- cu1-
gprt1tI T. r..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

rAlnu until n+.w th,r.. re- fro II fif{I 10
| I'm, present.
Tlcr d~cl4re that til. Mea~iaI,
who is 10 expet thu w.l4t*s, hr II Il .rk
the untlA|p und restore their Hull:ii,&
.r,M d.. j. t:ntil ,ly ~Dtt,l, AMI ttitt III
Gh'tst ttatIce Will tn Kept vi tAy. hnd
nl3:Ilt until he hfrtye-. I>uu n.r. lrlvtt:
o:,ln- in fr1t1t W4iktf L4k., Ne>A.Il,. /:
t1tHi ilE ntt ti1n tttt }att< lk1 III. $i'VhfltI
l,rt*It ,tt III e;4tz1,t.tt|I it*e
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

FORT RENO, /. r., Dec. 3l,-Ihe
Messiah craze has broken out afresh
among lie Cleyennes aud Arapaho+s.
and M little anxiety js ftIt. While ii
Ia quiet enough neur the reservation
buildings dancing has been going on
among tlla hills for several days, and
tha .cruze III apparently. spreading.
The headers are Wnirlwinu and Old
Grow -: the Cheyet'ne+, and Left
Hand. head chief Of tbs Arapahpes.
At first thp gathering was small. hut
tne Indians have Leen streaming into
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

In prunulRating es' teric cogitations
Or articulatlng superficial sentimental
lt'e= and philosophical or psycho|ogi~
cal observations beware of platitudln-
Gus pondertsity let your statements
possess u clarified conc1sene>s, COM
racted comprehenslbleness, e ,alescent
consistency aud Il concentrated CO.
geuey. E>chew All :ongIo,neratinn1
OF t1atu|eut garru1isy. jejune babblt y
nlent and arinille atlactations. In try
Ing To impress Il ,ou others The superb
ority of the Wisconsin Central lines.
and why you and en many Of Others
u.e this thnrou9hfare from 1T. Paul
aud Minneapolis and Duluth aud
Ashland to milwaukee,, Chicago nnd
| points east and south, it il not Leces>
sary to u>e jaw bteakers. Lei your
extemporaneous desean,ing+ aud I'LL
premeditatpd expatrintiops have intel
| Iigluflity and veracious vivAcIty, With
ont rhetlnmuntnde or thrAponirai bonl-
hast. Stdulously avoid all polysyl-
lAbIo rrotundlty, l,sittactnus vaculty,
ventritoqua! verhuslty aud vandi|o-
qaent vApidity, shun double enten =
dres, rrurient jocoslty and I'estiferous
profanity, obscurent or apparent. tn
other words, talk plainly, naturally,
sensb|y, aud truthfutly nay the Wis
| ctn-iu Central lines III THE ROUTE Alld
| that endA It.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03
Moving Munitions IhtttwAr&i

WAS'I1$GTUN, Der. 31.--Wltliin II (
past two davr +, ,0tNt pounds nf Btt Wn
powder aud ~ |H1(> pounds uf gun cot
ton have bten forwarded from the eas1
"a San Franci. G.. The Brown powder
IL Intended for the great laval gun.
and the cotton for the she'll. and tnrpe-
dies. Beyond these fact. there h,>
n"thing teen learned at the depaft~
thtt,ls today concerning war plepara-
tiO1s,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

. 4 san. Anltnio -}ttrla4 It, the -un4+
nper say: Nhrn nlH,st't, ehr UInted
States trustS will Attnck Gatz4, who j.
sail To .+hrnn4prd ntar fnl,t1IH. The
lut1ryl- FIR frAu1 any telegraph sta-
tion, aud she engagement may lave
TAKEN p|ace to:iay. The only h+w~
received hy Gt nrral Stanley wn< 10
the .buve effect and ranle from th+
tt1irtr cohtlnatd'ng :Foft Hing.oIh
during Captain 15nufkt'$ ht,--nrt
The murder 1T Etteral l4z,r.llzu Garria
hy his .ttoor., nn' lltrir Hight into
T~xbs to jn&n GAiz4 has been con"
tirn+d+ Tile kill,nxtc u,rtd at Mier.
Th~ nuulbtrtf ht>ert.r4 IT, unknowu.
LATEK,-Gen. stanley f+tl- certain
HI AL nctl III took place today between
GarzA'- ul+,t Anti the regulars
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

Woox Chong, ,h+ old reliable
"washet,t VITO was located -o long on
Briuxe street, I'm. renewed to lower
Main street, n+ar the river, where his
Md cu4l01n4 rs can tinH him. Heet and
cheaIeet work ia tn+ city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

bnsru<, ~. s. .~Tte Am tican
Wool III d Chiffon f. porter, in it.. an-
na.l r+vtrw Ut The wal market, shows
tht. ock IT wonl un-o'd iii the t,rlu-
{! pat market. of 1h4 United States,
iucIudinx B ston, New I,rk, phi!a~
delphia, Chicago, Sail Francisco, st.
Luis, Galveston. Troy, Hartford,
pf,vlde.cr, Albany, San Anonlo
ami Milwaukee H. follows. Totsl,
1854 333 pounds. For rane time last
>rar, 65,920,8 ,8s22:; and adding tn the
foregoing tixurts ,ht estimated
anl,uut* III other m4rk-t- and cou~
resIed rupplits Of wool la the pultess'
hand, makes Il totat supply of 1o6,~
IA .:9:33 p,unh+, ngAIn-t A22,S0l. .6h2
pounds Il year ago. and Inrr~sse Of l3.-
So, ISL pounrs. Th+ prizes for domestic
wo i during the year @htw4 III average
~ cline Of hb ut TWO ctn'* l'tr pound
auh Au~tr atlAn and other fnreigl
wno'- fully ONE crtlt. Dur ny the
greater part uf th@ year an unu 'uttly
t4rx. MttluuNt nf 1ofe:E1 W,ml, uotat,ly
>u ttrI'atI, ha- h. It'll said In An+r'ca,l
4tt@'~. wh'c1 displaced nm eunAl
a,tt: ii y IT, :n:nest.: fI.tre<, whsci, Wa+
+" u :nR :1rf'nt: "ns,> pEtt:n'1-'s -"
:,4::lVr an1 u"ru,uu'.t'n1 In t1uAulitf.:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

Notice.

NOttEt.
Stntr If Montana. tutlnty Ut Ehatcr.
III t1,r Di.t rict II, t1,ul fur sad county
I'm TN. .nuttrr nf thu estate OF charles H.
Mckay, Decreased.
Notice. ~Tinr appointed fur proving VIII
No,ic, Is hereby given that Thursday me
:1xt tlny ,f Drte,nI,rr, 1s.'1, ut "clnck H. m
"i9e ,f sa'd @ Juy nnt thu court r""n Of *Hd court
IN Mlcs tty, County Of tnstr have ,lrx;n ntn tlc a.,
Til nr Kid IhurIts il. Mckay. tcc"ns'sl, nnA
fur he,ritlg the application Of sarn'l nlcnnS fa
aA Emory Vine fnr the tsan'lco +" them vi 1'l"
LITE '''''"''''6'"'' FKED NJ. SCHWARTZ.
=: tIerk Of District Court
Ny 1tAnoLp i1nnWN,
Miles tity. tnn.ty of Easter I"'c' ~ l7'''
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

k.us Solomon wl,U w.'@ II very We
~ ~, .excettt 1exard1uE The f.. mine
na,t n nul1a'aEv4 nnc~ remarked that
fltefe was IIntIlluk t1rW uLt1er the sun.
rrntAllX ht hAs; Iu~, hau MI jn1tr-:
view w1tl, hos X ;,tddltr or N :send 'r:
of ii new klnt! If ~t,a}. While W. are:
nt1.nnitnE tue lle& NtAr nHh ffltnti1E:
greetings At1 @pGiHf =t::nlrte<>e-, b W.
:u1Any knnW THAT ttl- u Il v..ry ancient
cn-tnn.+. When our :-aXt1a s1te+-tnra
were dwtll1ng ',* nny:=- ::A..I >+"ats',A+::
kills. nf wild +*n~1%, :the:::> noIl +
Rnn14u was ceirt,r 4tl;11 =tA,~ :t'it- t nf
rliF hrw year ,1ult:+*:*@ We IT, tln%'.
VISITS Wire exchanged, present. Eiv+*u
und received, tnr streets were titled
with gay nl4suurad' RI, aud thsre Were
long professions ut whIt+-tobttt nrlr-ta
and devotrs to liz t~mtle>, Ard *nok-:
ing sacrifices. In thn-r +tAy-, Aowev IF,
visits could no. be rxr sn11+d with
Railroads, with "hoilday rates. Now
pe, pie eau reach cstaut friends with
case aud spt ed, by taking The Bur-
iingtnu, which goes every Ehsre. For
rates aud tickets, aHk your local agent,
or write to w. J. G, Kenyon. Gen+.
pas<. Agent. st. Paul, Mimi.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

VANCOUVER B. g., Dec. 31.~-Tlae
Yokohama correspondent ofthe News
Advertiser sends this account of the
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

s::. r ~ r.; *:;. f." <<:*"".. =
Genet;*l Our i, i NJ t.rt,ops Murder
]. II. Him >.>.t1t rr1 JON the. !.
*:. Kev*1uttor1l,t,. ~: ..= f.. 4" Z"


"*f.AhE1", r,xA.> Dr. II *s*~:An t,.'rr~
view j" ] Il tht t'tal' :*,.A'*<. 1t',A'~t'a',
just tr:1n: thr rcts'l" nf fittza'H opera
tt"t1, shows that t*'r,e h certainly n
'trt~ 'tttl" with. f;A,zt.~ amt IT. one at
t'nrz n tttiArt1Hrllt>, Wt,ich ta.fnt.i
II *rdlr t:1Enwtd, lhtr- ar+ mt t+>-
han 3Wl ntHF, II. at. lamp where they
had taken IL -,nLik 11t It! WIRE the IT,
tt,&Nt4 nt teevts when had hten
@Angli '+tetf, and ai~n ttirty-one camp
Tires. The trail bore prnot If d coins
pany ot several hundred men. Capt.
Hnrtiit fnlloWe1 close on the trail Of
'hr>e men until they ros ed the river,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.~~A Tim, H.
Democrats tpe :lat frnm L4tedo nay =;
4 telegram Was received by Colonel
Core. in NucvA Laredo, from General
Gsrci u, at MieF. stating that Captain
HArdie Of the United Stale4 cavalry
had notified him Of hi- (Hard,.'~)
scouts, and rtpnrted that Garz4's nen
we're tnas@inE near Eel TlKrt, Il crossing
on the Rio Grande TN the line of starr
and X.pata counties, Texas, below Rn
GrAnde city. Captain Hardie ated
that he WAS marching for that point,
and ASKED General Garcia to be 0u
hand with the Mtxitnn lrnous to re-
reivr the ntnEAud.rs when they trt,~s
tn Mex'cau sal. 4 report was hrnn:ht
frn,n IApat, r"nnty tonight. stating
TIT Ga,za'- trttup, II III captureu de-
taciuI-ht If M+ xi"4n 'runp- with nrtu~
and Equipment T, I. lrrurt ~a>~ thu
1+vni..tint!i-t~ executed the officers aud
EAtt the 1llttl ii 4:hHnte m 20 without
their a:.,.> or join 1tt revolutionary
f.rt~-, AMI illt> RI j. .ih' latter Tne
tetart, hnNe evtr, h MT tstAt ed iese:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03
%4,tia.4'.

rhe regular annual tnort},is 81 tlr, ,har"'
hI~r~ II liz >t"ck irw'rS S1tl'nal T nank t. h,
TOR tin. rct" IF drett"r~' VIII hr ,i ~, ~ IT, IT,
4we"n iilr hours Of 10 "'cIt'ck II. III and !
o'clock j.. N. :, u.,,.,,n,,,,, t.,.,,;.,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

ST. Louis, Dec. *l-The Republics
speejn{ from San Angelo, Texas, states
.'hu' parties from near the burder re-
unrtl.a the Mtxicans working IA
the ranches In many instance. have
been lenvlng their employment well
armed tn jnln Garza's bani.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-03

MONTEREY, Der. 3l.-Mtxico news
was received hire late last night tha'
General LoIetzp Gat cfa, In command
OF the troops IN the field In the north
ern part OF Mexlou, with headquarters
ut hIier, has been murdered by his
command, and the entire force, num-
beriug several hundred MEN under his
immediate command, have gone ov-r
to the revoluttonists, crossing over into
Texas in Il body ut Il point between
Ramo ana CArrigo. The private .ul-
die1s iu the Mexican arm> are nearly
all convicted crimln ais, who, Instead ot
being given tetms ia prison, w re sen-
fenced to -erve III the army. They are
desperate chara ,ter+, an1 nrarly all n,e
secret synpAtl,'z rs nj tne rtvolu-
tionury movement. General G lrtia
WAS one ot the most promItlent aid
etflcrnt officers Ia the Mexican army
aud his death ut tho ti1le IL II s"riou.
blow to the govefns"ent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-25
NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL LANDS.
An Interesting Question Invoiving Iheh
Control Must 10 Settled.

An Interesting Question Involving Their
Control Must 30 Settled.
BISMARCK, N. d., Nov. 2I.-When North
Dakota was admitted into the union che re-
ceivea something over 700, 600 acres of land
for her public. educational and charitable
institutions. These lands were to be Sc
lected from the public domain within its
borders. Col. j. b. Power. who was ap-
pointed by Gov. Miller as the states select
ing agent, has completed the work of choos-
ing 400, 900 acres from the surveyed public
lands in the state at an expense of less
than one and one-fourth cents per acre. 1t
has been necessary. however. In order to
get good lands to select some that have
been filed upon bv intending settlers and
Rfterward abandoned. In such cases the
state is compelled to prosecute its claim
in the general land department the
same as if an individual, the legis-
lature of 1891 making an appropriation for
this purpose. The money thus expended
will be returned to the state by the general
government. Col. Power stimate that
the entire expense to the state in securing
title to its land grant, as we'll as the expense
in selecting the lands. will be less than four
cents per acre. 1t is said that the state of
Washington. which received a similar do
nation Of lands when admitted to the
union. is paying 10 cents per acre for its
selections alone.
The control of these lands in this state
rests with a board designated as the uni
v~ersity and state school lands board, OF
which the superintendent Of public instruc- |
ton is a member and secretary. The state
receives sections 16 and Sc in each town
ship, and these added to the general land
grant bring the states allotment to over |
1000, 600 acres. The details of selling,
leasing and caring for these lands by law
belongs to the department of public in
struetion, which. in the opinion of good
constitutional lawyers. is not a school
office, but a state office, and it is claimed
that the Office of superintendent of public
instruction was not intended to be made
eligible to women by the trainers of the
constitution, but that they were granted
the right to hold school Offices only.
1t is upon this ground that the state su- |
pyeme court will most likely be called upon
to decide Mrs. Eisenhuth's eligibility to
the office of superintendent of public in
structiou. The constitution says the super
iutendent of public instruction shall be a ,
qualified %elector, and it also says that
women shall be entitled to vote on all
pertaining to school matters. and
be eligible to any school Office. Mrs. Eisen-
huth is said to be a very bright woman,
with superior educational attainments, but
that she lacks the business experience to
conduct the affairs of the office to which
she has just been elected on the fusion
ticket is admitted by ali who know her.
men of all parties express the
that the courts should decide at
time, in the early history of the state,
If a woman is eligible to the Office, and
10 to whether it is or is not q state office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-25
Importers of Havana Cigars, Fine Wines and Liquors and Table Water
BACH, CORY & co.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice 10 hereby given that there will be a
meeting Of the stockholders of the Piegan hin
company in room ai Of the Granite Block. in
the city Of Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, on Monday. the 10Th day of December.
I'll Ills Is NESTING ass ei Is ca I; II for the purpose OF sub
uniting to the stockholders for their .considera-
contract or ~ratifying a contract made by the board
OF trus ,eas with Frederick r. Lingham and Rob-
ert !; Eilbeck for the erection and operation &c
amIlllng plant in connection. with the property
now in and upon the mines of this company. and
upon uGn at the p prdpsst, OF Of thhista omp e l,e for f the s secnse
ity Of the performance of said contract on the
part OF the company: and for the purpose of
and Robert j. Eilbeok, to enable them to fally
carry cut the terms and conditions of said con-
tract.
The particular tracts aud pieces of property to
be charged with said lien, charge and estate are
described as follows:
The Piegan quartz lode mining claim, located
BY J. A. stemple on the 18th day of September,
1875. situated on the south side of Dry Fork,
Pi.gan gplch. in stemple mining district, ] evils
ton OF which said claim is recorded in book
II" OF lode claims at page N, of the records of
LEWIS AVE- ana Ciarke county, NJ oDtana.
claim. discovered and located Sept. 2s. 1875. sit
tunaitae;da on the south Of the piesan quartz lode
the Stemple mining district, evils and Clarke
county, Montana; certificate of location OF which
said claim was duly recorded in book ~" of
lode locations at page 7s, of the records of Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana. And the same dis
position is to be made of each and every parcel
and piece of said property above described, as
above proposed.
BY order Of the board of trustees.
w. M. q. SETTLES,
{. A. CAMPBELL.
O.. &. DALLAS,
d. M. SUTTON,
A Majority of the Board of Trustees.
Dated Helena, Mont. Nov. 5. 1882.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-25
WALTER MATHEsON's LIST.
DWELLINGS ON 1NsrALLMENr PLAN.

DWELLINGS ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.
S1.00O-Neat new cottage on Davis street about
ten minutes walk from Broadway: new barn.
poultry house and nearly an acre Of land. only
500 down, $25 per month; a decided bargain.
2,2oO-.Handsome dwelling on Blake street,
with hall, five rooms. two closets, pantry, cellar,
bath room, city water In Kitchen; $3.50 down. S25
S3,OO0-six room dwelling on Fifth avenue be-
tween Davis and Beattie streets, with two lots
having q combined frontage of 100 feet; stable.
$3, 250-New brick dwelling on Third street
near Beattie, with hall, seven rooms. bath room,
cellar panty; several closets, hot and cold
water, nnished IN oak; good lot; $500 down, $25
ss,75d-New brick dwelling on Highland strest
two blocks from broadway. eight rooms. bath
water. furnace; good lot. house fronts north and
has very hne view; $500 down, $40 per month.
avenue between Beattie and Raleigh; bath, fur
mace. gas and sewer connection; good barn: $500
down. SAC per month:
.Ien-room brick dwelling on South Ewing
within three minutes walk from court house.
with lot 42xlO0, at VI. $50.
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
$3.50 42x1O0 on Fifth avenue: $500 down
balance in two years.
$500 each for two lots, each 5Ox140, near Mon
tana avenue in Flower Garden addition,
$500 for 100 lots in Boyce addition. we'll To-
$ ,5oo-corner on Benton and Gilbert street,
$65o-Good building lot in Easterly addition;
500 down.
$S5O-Lot in Broadwater addition on electric
line.
Lot on South living one block from court
house, 5000.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
From Sc per month up.
2-Nicel furnished front room on first floor
WALTER MATHESON,
$50 North Main street.