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HANDB ALL.
A Tournament VIII Be Given to Bring
Out the Players.


Out the Players.
The proprietor of the San Francisco
Handball Court is making arrangements
for q tournament, which will be open to
first, second and third class players. Gold
aud silver medals will be given the first and
second winners Of the classes.
A championship medal OF handsome de-
sign will be offered for a match, best two in
three games. between the crack players OF
the coast, purpOsely to determine who is
the champion,
Entries will be received at the court from
now until the 17th inst, aud committee
will then be appointed TO classify the play
ers. after which the drawings--on the same
principle as coursng drawing-wiH be
held.
The tournamentwill be begun on Sunday,
the 18th Inst, that is If sufficient entries
Will be received 10 guarantee the carrying
out of the scheme.
Tournaments Of this kind are very pop
ular In Australia aud in some Of the East
ern cities. 1t should certainly prove q great
success here, where there are now SO many
exponents or the game.
This afternoon Jones, the Australian
cham piOn, Will play j. Wren and Joe Law
less, best three games OF tweAty-one aces.
for consideration of $50 side
The unfinished game Of last Sunday be-
tween the four French handball experts
viii be decided. A large amount of money
is pending on the result of this latter con-
lest.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
A Bright Novelist.

Marie CoreIli. writer of "The Romance Of
and strength, is nor, as her name wonld
imply. a native of Italy; but thorough
going English girl. the daughter of Charles
Maekay, formerly OF the Illustrated L0ndo on
News. Miss Mackay has several of the
eccentrclties of genius. doing all her writ
ing at night and under tire influence. Of
strong inspiration, and has adopted her
nom de plane because Of her love for Italy
and all things Italian. She Is attracting
great interest in London now on account of
the Queen having given the sanction of her
approval to the young writer's Books. which
the great lady has. according to the English
idea, honored by reading.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. >:
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co:


THROUGH LISE E0 INV gORK..yrA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at SeoS :oR the 5th. xtsSa
Jtth snf 18th OF each moHth calling az FSEssy
tariuns ports Of Mexico aud Central America: -
Through line: baiings- SO Timber 9TH; IS san
jose ssetembe= 15tas SS San: JSFar; Septein2er
Zeth, IS City OF NewY"rk. :; :.
&. NAY LINE T0 MENICAN AND CENTRAL
-. AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA. .: =
T. :sTEAMEE SAILS Al NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. caring at Msxatian, San Bias. ManEanilloi
&: :Aespalco; Port Angel, saus gCruz Tons& san
Exnito, Gcos ChaInpertco, Sa1 Jose. do GGstens1a
srsjutFs. la I.ibertad La Union. AmspsIA CoriatA:
kni. Juan, del Sur and Punts ArenaS /:
~ sy line saiiins-S piember le!h at l2-o'elacT
noon s.. CEy.of Fanal9a- u! -. =
When the regular ss.,ins dats falls on sanltsE.:
tttanters wfi!bei!spatchsa tAe foilowing donaay' :
j.: - : rs ~ " MD CHINA LiNE :
: FOR 1OKnHhMA AND H0SG-K0N4
Connecting st: Yokohama with :stesmsrS i1e
:. Shanghai. aid ri HI ong Roug fos East Indies
Straits. etc; -. -, z
City OF Pekihg Observation-Disclosures ent II at 3 p. NJ
q hins lyia 0n0fElu) Tuesday Sept 27. at 3P. NJ
Hefu turday lcteaer is, at3 p NJ
City Of Rio de Jsneiro Saturday Soy 3. NJ 3 Fl;
"RoGnd-trip tickets 70 Iosohsrns and return AZ d %
dlcsG rates. :. -.
Fifst and Brauusn streets. IS: =. :
Branch 0rsce-202 Front street.. "a.
-; oAIr.%AN DER CENTER, General Agent.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
FOR PORTLAND &AsToaIA, OREGON.

THE. HNIoN PACIFICs.. SYSTEM kssa.
. l. ocean Divisipn-ant PACIFIC COAST &lss4AAsy
STEAMSHIP: Ci9MPANY Will dispatch frels Spe-ai-:
stree. wharf, 10 for the: above ports one Oh
'as sTATf ifS 4F sSs August a. septe1r
Der * L.. 49, =
; ItiLUMBTA-aughst IT, 90. September o, %.
.fRTGON4-Au 49, rs, September 8, lS5:39.
.Coan cctlng. VIII Portland with the nioA PACIFIC"
and ether diverglng lines for all points la 0regon,
wasbingtou;. British Columbia. AlassG Idaho
Nj gnfsha, Dasots, Utah. WyOmfng, Yellowstone
Park and ali peints east sud south and to Europe .
trip, paafn, S3a: g..
Iicker onices:-l Montgomery street and Palace
. HoteT, 4 Nav Montgomery street: 20" =:
Z Freight oric 426O CaferRia street. a.. -:
|. .sG0ODkLL. PKRKISs & Cos Supt. Ocean Line. ::
I N nEa At SaTfl lr1n r.
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ON THE field OF SPORT.
The Great Battle for the
Championship.
AS TO CORBETT'S CHANCES.
sportGman Who are Getting Ready for October
i-stevsrson and Gauia!r Boatrsee.
Angling and Handbsn.

The great championship battles that are
booked to take place at New Orleans this
week have, in measure. shad ed all otner
lines OF sport.
The devotees of gun and rod are, neVerthe-
less. finding good sport 10 pass away their
leisure hours.
H&ndball, cricket, tennis. etc, are well
patronized by those who take an interest In
the pastime. The following is a summary
of latest sporting.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE. .AsPIN.w AL l. Hsxs.
- fortpightly for the: West indies and f.lA<ss fslA<1ss
France and Plymouth To land passengers.
Through BiHsof Lading ip connection with the.
Pacific Mail S Co issued for freight and treasure
to direct ports In Englan and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth,
Cherbourg. Southampton. Flrstrelass, $l95; third
class SGT 90. For further particulars apply TO :
tt PARkoTE & CO.. Agents, 3Q6 California st. .
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cuMpaGNlE .::GsNERALE:.
TR A MS A 7 l. a N I'll q U.
-. n 4 NO 70 H4xt

-. :Frenrh Line TO Havre.
TtoMPANY'S .fIER fNEwJ. a2 .NoRrH:":<ASSA
u River f0otot Morton ST. Travellers by N.sAGG
this line nj old both transit by English railway and
tho discomfort OF crossing the channel 10 "a small
boat: : ."
La RoURGeGNE. Capt. Leboeuf
la CHAMP ACME, Capt. Boyer:
$: Saturday Sept. 1ith, 400 A. M.
la HKt-rAGNE. Capt. Collier.
:.....,..:. Saturday, Sept. 24th, SEQ A. NJ.
La TOURATNE, CAPT: Frangeai, :...:..r.:.:.:: ::
: as- For:further particulars apply to
- No. 3 Bowling Green, New.$oEk.
..:J.F, FUGAZr& & co, Agents. Montgomery ave.
San Francisco. g.,
Branch oifice. ! 9 NJ ontg onery street
p s&AH steamers ef'thls flne Will make the ser
Vice between Cherbourg and New: ork instead OF
iIavre,. CON alencfng on. Saturday until further
notice. :. aa3l IL;
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i. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co. .

HISPATCH STEAMERS .ERttM :. SAN ISa4.
~ Francisco fer ports In A aska 8 a. AZ. Gssss4zx
September and October 8, "a.
For. British columbia and Puget sound' Poris
n; Sept. and Oct l, IS, II. le, 81, 20. =.
FOR Eureka, Humboldt Ray, Wednesdays A. NJ
: For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all waJ ports
.eyerS fourth. ard fifth day. s An: =:
For. San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and San Luis oeispo, every. feurta
fsor5ports In Merico first ef each month; "
Ticket ONCE Palace HoteI 4New MONTGOMERY ST.
.6OOpALE, PERKINS co, GeiieraE Agents;
. Eff e. lUMsrket St. San Eranciscos :
The morning call., 1892-09-04
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-KENTUCK CON.
~ selidated Mining Company. Location of prin-
ctpal place Of business, San Francisco, CAL location
OF works. Gold Hi, Storey County. New.
hotlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment No. 4,
levied the fifteenth day OF July. 1882, the sew.
eral amounts opposite the names OF the rsspec@
tive shareholders, as foitowsi
The morning call., 1892-09-04

go tn:.sccdrdance with law aud 40 order of
the hoard OF directors, maze on the 18th day OF
Js,Iy 1892 so many shares of each parcel of such
stock a. may be necessary. Will be SOLD at pubic
suctfon at the oficc OF the company. $40 Pine
street rooms is and II, San Francisco, Cali
fornis on THURSDAY, the sth day Of September.
1892 at the hoEf OF clock r. NJ of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. togetheF
With costs of advertising aud expenses OF sale
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
omce-Sl0 Pine street. rooms 10 and III san
FRANCISCO, California :.
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NEW .wEsrERN HoTEL,

KEARNY AND. WASHINGTON SrS:-R E-M0p-
IN. elea and renovated. KING. WARD CD
European piai- Rooms soc 40 81 SO per day. az to
81 per week, So TO $50 per month"; tree baths; hot
and cold water every rooms; fre crates In esery
room; elevator runs. all hisht. fell wesasa ly
The morning call., 1892-09-04
PosrPosEMENT

-rrHE ASSES SNl5EN T: on PEER MINING GONE:
i pa by; which, Is deIinquens IN 9ace August 20.
1s52,s hereby postpGHed nnti1 THURSDAYs Sep
tenber.S 1872. aud tile salesday until Thu RSDAT
oeto6er ., 1892. at O'clock Pm. By order Of:
AUG. WATERWAYS, Secretary !:
0fhee-Roofn 23 y eYada Block, 309 M0ntg9nserys
street, San Francsco, Daf6rpia, au26 I'll =
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STEAMERS FOR. STOCKTON

/. + EAvE. wAsHINGToN-ST. WHARF DAILY
IL except Sunday, st ;. .r. N: 80. :: :-
Steamer J. y. Pstets-Ntgniay, weduesday ;ane
FftdaS. Steamer Mary Garratt-TaesdaY Thgrs.
.taya a S4f day
cALIF0ilNIA ..SAvIaATIoN AHD IMPROVE
-: MtENT. COMPANY. iyi0Et :
The morning call., 1892-09-04
WHITE STAR LINE s !.
Unllcd States and Royal Mail Steamers
= BErwEEN
New York, Queenstown 81 LIverpooI,
SAILING; EVERY WEEK, =

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD kSga~
u ing to steamer and accommodstionss Sc fssaas11
Jeefsd; second cabin. $50: Majestic and Ientone.
'azO and $46 SteerAge tickets from England Ira
land, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and psamssx,
through to San Francisco at lowest fxee1 tickets.
sailing dates and cabin pia. may be procur ed from
w. HI AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock, or At the Geaera,
once OF the Company. 6ls Market Sc, nnosr Ifana
apS6 TuweFrSutt Gen: Agt.; fer Pacific Ceast
The morning call., 1892-09-04
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

tpHE SPLENDID sooo-ToN STEAMERS: $50,
Iof this line. carrying United Staress assss4saZ
Mlarf RS uaders =: -
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND. SYDNEY
:: sts at.r - ....
SIS. MoNow Al. FRIDAY, September 16t 2:r, NJ
-: FOR HONOLULU ONLY.
SIS. AUSTRALIA. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 49, st9 r.n
For freight aud passage apply at once, s27 Mar.
:26 tf =. 6eneral Agents
The morning call., 1892-09-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

A ASSESSMENT NOTICE-CHALLENGE CON
n solidated Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cpai place OF business, San Francisco, Cal loea-
tlon OF WORKS, Gold Hill. Storey County, Ney.
Notice Is hereby gwen that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the Gath day OF August
1892. an assessment mo 12J of:10 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
tion payable Immediately in United States gold
coin TO tse ary at the office OF the company.
33l Pine street, room 3, San Francisco, Cali.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day OF September, 1892.
will be delinquent and ad vertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment Is made before will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 18Th day of october, 1892.
To- pay the delinquent assessment together WITH
costs OF advertising and EXPENSES OF sale. BY order
of the Board OF Directors.
G. L. MCCOY. Secretary
onice-33l Pine street. room 8, San Francisco
Cal au25 td
The morning call., 1892-09-04
North PACIFIC :t0tST RAILROAD.
SAUSALETO FERRY.
TINE. TABLE.


+ Commencing SUNDAY, August7 I. 1892, ana
until further notice. boats and trains will run
Prom SAN FRANCISCO for: sAUsALITo. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL f'TseK dsys)-7;30,
is1nGaysj~s 90 90 1906, Ii so a. As ~ 1880
| j 80 2:30, 100, 5:25 8345 P. NJ. Extra trips oa
SUNDAY for Sausalitoat Il 400 4 NJ; 7;45 r. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MIL VALLEY (vveek
daysl-7 So. a;1o, IL 100 N: 3:25, 500. SAC
| fsundaysj1s4Oo. 900, 1000, lI:3o A. 1880
2:So, 400; s rs p; M ExtEatrip oa Saturdays at
| l:45 p, NJ -: =:
From SAN fRANCIsco for fairfax (wsek dsys)
1So 4 NJ 10 ;o9 .Gn r Il jo mn.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FkANC c! SEQ fwesx
/ days gays 10 8:4a. 7:46. s:l3. 1l;o5 H 1:45.
| fsub bdaysfDs:oo: ~ s:4s. 1r;oo: II So ": 1.1o
| q 20. $50. rs, g:O5, 100 r II Ertra trip on
/ Saturdays st :6;2o p M. Fare SO. cents, round
| From FAIRFkx ror SAN FRANCISCO (wsek
1days)-7 ;36. A. N. /: 5:06 r Il;
f flsuqdaysJ-s 81 o:i5. $780, Z so2 p N. Fare SO
/ cents. round trip. :
f dagsl-8:2s, e:5o. 1853. s:le, l1ilo a. M. 5:35
,snadsr.j+s:os S;gI 1oos II 40 ! ": 1:2o .a.4s
/ 400, 6:30; 80 r.M. Fare 40 cents, round trip
l. From ,sAUSALIT0: Tor: SAN FRANCISGo week
'oays}!6:467 :lo, S:fo. 300. HAS a .;2:23.
t tsand45sl = 8:45 10 20, li:so < NJ; 1898 40.
3;}g rs, . 90 :5e, AZ r N; 6. Extra trip q
- 2-=.
Leave san Fran:i,-. ,r..,. lArriye San Fran
/ cisco: tnroaRn Aftins ~ cisco. ::
9:30A n Week Camp Taylor 10 St45 A.N. w ees
| $500 Pm. days. cs1oFaa, Points l5FM!( days.
A. NJ. Reyes and way r. NJ.
| 500 Sundays stations II. 1915 Sundays; .
| A. ". = jtIonsles, II Hav:l8 AS An: Mndys
s5S nxg Sssf aa5s Nils Nils anaTo aGe4 rA days.
T 500 r satdys} and say stst'ns s:lhrN. sun!iys
F rhift, day EtcuI ROUND "Trip, IS perceas
+ 'Frifay to Monday Excursien Rouud-srib Tickets.
| Toca 6ns aGd Fglnt Reyes; sLs25; Tomaes. So 90;
| HoYaFds. 81 50,.:cazadero. 50 %: ...:':.
l. SUNDAY Excursion +-RQpdd-rrip Tickets: Point
f. Reyes s 90 .Tomsles, sl:60$ Howafds. 81 90;
| Duncan Mtils. and. c. zAaero 81 So ~.
+ %THRaUG HIST AGE FtCUNSEGTiOSs. DAILY {su "A.
day pte) at Cazaero wirh informing train from
san Frsne1sce TO and from Stew Point, Gaaz =.
| Point Arena. Cutters Cove, :Nayatra, Naad oeino
+ Gly Fort Brags and all Doints on the North Coast.
T. WILLIAM GRAVES, y. B. LATHAM. 3.
F.. General Manager Gen. Rssl Il Tat Ags
General q osfces. rsap splae Sire It :: >:
The morning call., 1892-09-04
.POST.PONF FMENT.

THE ASSESSMENT on PEERLESS, WHICH IS
i denquent In eifceRnA A uyust j. 992, is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY. September !. 1892
and the sale day: untIt TUESDAY, September; 20,
1892 at L O'clock p. E ,Byorder Qf the Board OK
The morning call., 1892-09-04

. AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
oh1ee-Room %. Neyadl block. 309 Montgomery.
St, san francisco Call ornia. aif2 Cd:
The morning call., 1892-09-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

. 60. = (FAUTEIN SlS It<MI..@ :.
Trains Leave and are Due tp Arrive at
:: SAN FRA SCTSCo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19

A STARTLING DISCOVERY.

The New York Observer reprints the
following curious advertisement from a
religious weekly paper published in Now
York. Religious doubts and difficulties
answered by private letter. State your
difficulty clearly and enclose 81 for re-
ply. No charge to the poor" The
philanthropist is q North Dakota man.
This new messiah is the fellow we
have been looking for during the last
1900 years. Now that he is arrived
there Will be no more use for theological
%seminaries, while heresy trials will
become affairs of the past. If q sufficient
number Of dollars are sent to this new
mental healer all the churches will be-
come Il and the Bellamy idea, at least,
80 far as religion is concerned, will be
realized. If it is possible to settle all
religious doubts, certainly it is possible
to remov all other controversies in the
scientific world. And then what a
happy people we shall be. If by simply
sending a SILVER dollar to this man from
North Dakota we can find out whether
there is such a region as the hell that
Marguerite found, what a great burden
will be removed from the popular mind.
With this knowledge certain ministers
of the gospel will be without employ
ment, while on the other hand if the
place does not exist a greater number
will be in the same p%redicnment. The
only feature of this system unexplained
is how the North Dakota man secures
his information. And yet, it would not
be surprising to find that his sources
were entirely reliable. 1t must be re-
membered that we are living in an age
whom the sting Of the ancient serpent
Of the wine cup has been removed, unC
the wine is no longer red. In any event
it is just as we'll not to denounce the
North Dakota man as a crank or inn
poster until his system is investigated
for it is a subject in which most of u.
are Interested.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19
FREE wool AND BETTER MARKETS.

FREE WOOL AND BETTER MARKETS.
The statistics concerning tho sheep
industry shown by the agricultural de-
partment, on Jan. /, 1892, are interest
ing. We find there are but six states
in the union with more sheep than Mon
tana and but five with q greater valua-
tion. This state, according to the re-
port, has 2,0So,337 sheep valued at 3d.
22S,566 at an average. price Of $3.50 per
head, which average is considerable
lower than in most states in the union.
In commenting upon the figures, Con-
gresham Hermann, OF Oregon, brings
out the fact that in 1890 the people in
this country consumed 600,0OO,0OO
pounds of wool or twice as much as they
produced. This should be evidence that
despite heavy duties, and the use of
shoddy in cheap clothing our manufac-
turers are forced to use a great guam
tity of foreign wool. The question
naturally arises, why cannot this wool
which was imported bs produced in this
country? Wool growing is profitable,
we have wide ranges, there is plenty Of
capital and plenty Of energy. The an
swer is the oft reiterated one that owing
to differences Of climatic conditions it is
quite as impossible to raise certain
grades Of wool here as it is to produce
certain wines.
Is then, U manufacturers must i'm
port woods which cannot be produced at
home, why not offer to them the facili-
ties which will not only enable them to
manufacture wooden goods cheaper but
will make a better market for the home
product. # Mr.. McKinley's method
VIII not accomplish this result, let US at
least experiment with Springer's IDEAS.
wool growers should be sufi-
GENTLY interested in this question to
study it in all phases.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19
TOO THIN.

The Daily Russell Harrison travels one
ttall and no other in the direction of free
coinage-the false one that leads to and
ends in the international conference
Evening Herald. r. -@.
Right you are.
While all democratic papers, the Butte
Inter Mountain and the Helena Herald
men we're working side by side for the
Bland bill, the Journal was throwing
slurs at the measure whenever opportun-
lty offered. It never made q manly fight
by the presentation Of arguments, but
vainly striyed to hit below the belt, il
made his sort OF campaign because it
knew that the %reigning power behind
It's throne was against free coinage first,
last and all the time. It was forced to
be disloyal to Montana, to fight against
her greatest interest for the sole reason
that it must keep in line with the
presidents anti-silver views.
When all leading newspapers in the
mining states, irrespective of politics
came out with a square endorsement Of
the Bland bill, it could fairly be assumed
that the. measure met all requirements
demanded by the friends Of silver.
With like reason it could be assumed
that any Montana newspaper hiding
under cover during the fight was inter
ested in the welfare of President Harri-
son rather than Montana. This is the
situation in a nutshell so far as the
Journals position in the silver fight
was concerned.
Now that the fight is temporarily lost,
it comes out with fulsome praise of
President H%arrison's advocacy" Of free
coinage. 1t is too late. The people of
Montana are not go blind that they can
not see through a gauze mask.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19
SIXTH WARD Ii D
This Contract for tho Nav building LIE,
for 4li,aa2,

Tho Contract for the Nav building Let
for &li.dsa,
The Helena school boatd met yesterday
and awarded the contract for the new
school building in the Flower Garden addi-
ton, Sixth ward. The bidders were: San
don d. Carlson, Sl4,Gsa; Henry Vogol, $1l,-
Ga5; Gebhardt Il Wagner, <14,s 6a; w. III.
Orr, Sl4, sGs; Z. w. Flake, S14, 1878; Muir &
Christie, $1b, los; w. Y. Simonton, SIG, ITO;
+. j. Shaifer, SIT. 1856. The contvnet was
ordered let to sander Il Carlson, tn, lowest
bidder, and the papers will be signed at =
meeting OF the board tonight. The plans
of the building were drawn by Superin-
tendent i. Al. Williams. and have been de-
scribed heretofore.
Trustee Miller asked tho atatus OF the
new high school building matter. Chair.
man I~anghorne said that 4 previous meet
ing the boatd had notified the contractors
OF willingness TO arbitrate certain items in
their bill of extras. and refusal to submit
to arbitration on the others. The answer
had not ret been received from the contrac-
tors. At the next regular meeting of the
hoard he wonld propose that they take pos
session of the building and finish it. lii
the opinion of the county attorney no fur
ther notice to the contractors was neces-
sary. The contractors. BY not answering
the boards communication could not ex-
poet to hold on to the building indeti-
nitely.
The board decided that hereafter all
and special meetings be held at
7:30 =. M, instead OF four p. M, az here !
tofore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19
NEW COMPANIES.
Five Corporations File Their Articles
With the Secretary of State.

Five Corporations File Their Articles
With the Secretary of State.
Secretary Rotwitt received articles OF
incorporation yesterday for record as fol-
lows:
PhilipsburR Athletic association, by
Steven Severson, Herman Kaiser, 10. Mo
Lsod, M. r. II. Cannon, q. J. Quivey, Fl. Il.
Titus, Fred Beley. to maintain q base ball
club. Capital stock. $1,000 in 5000 shares.
The Standard Electric COMPANY, By =. j.
Anderson. #. H. Barnes, j. T. Erase, w.
A. Boots, N. II. Dinsmoye and G. E. Miller.
Capital, 500, 900 in shares Of 81 each. To
do business at White Sulphur Springs.
Bozeman and Butte Mining company.
BY B. Olds. G. w. Hoffman, Walter
Cooper, /. j. Kuntz and Geo. Cox. Princi-
pal pluce Of business, Bosnian. Capital
stock $4,000, 900.
eth b. Smith Electric company, BY John
G. Rourke, Geo. +. Sohinetzel and Seth B.
Smith. Capital $500 shares $1,000 at 81
each. Place Of business Butte.
The Driver-Bradley Drug company, at
Great Falls, By Fl. NJ. Parchen, J. y, Brad
ley and j.. 3. Driver. Capital $751; . in $50
shares Of 500 each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19

The New York Advertiser furnishes
tho following protest against tho Kelley
cure: "We regret to see that Editor
Halstead is in favor of encouraging
Keeley, the quack, in killing off drunk
ards. Humanity shrinks from destroy
ing c%ancerous and consumptive people.
Why should drunkards be exterminated,
seeing that ONE of the best poetry and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19

The mass meeting TO be held in this
city to arrange for the relief OF Russian
sufferers should be largely attended.
Every citizen with the smallest spark Of
human sympathy should give his share
to save his fellow beings from death in
the most fearful famine in centuries.
The plans for relief will be made known
and everyone will have a chance to oon
tribute something. @% +
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-19
EASTER MONDAY WEDDING.
Thomas Clark aud Lizzie A. Bliss Married
at st. Peters.

A very pretty wedding was celebrated
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at st.
Peters church, when MIR. Thomas Clark
and Miss Lizzie A. Bliss were married by
Rev. f. L. Webb. Miss NJ. r.. Bryce made
a very charming bridesmaid, while j. How
ard Bryce acted rs best man. The groom
is g. well known and popular contractor
and builder Of Great Falls. The bride has
for so1ne years been connected with St.
Peters hospital in this city. where she has
won the kindly regard Of a host OF friends.
The happy couple left for Great Fails yes.
terday, where they will make their future
home.