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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

Owing to reports from Radical tss,crs one
item Of the New Castle programme Ia certain
Of execution, Sir william iisrcouft having
decided tina, tho Ia, budget, which he intends
shall be thoroughly democratic, shall include
proposals providing for free "brchkfssi
table" by the abolition 81 dr duile. on ten
coffee aud cocos,tbc fosn',itr reduction In The
revenue 20 he made III b, increased intaiiot
of land. Such sch'r,e would give Immense
satisfaction 10 the working glasses, which
have for long limo been agltating thl. sub
jsct,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

A cable ear going down hill at Pittsburr
colildcd with Republican marching club
Saturday evening. killing boy named Henry
APPEL, who was carrying a torch, fatally In.
jurln. Ward iiufYncr, aged II, who had both
ley. gu, on. aud seriously injuring iicnr,
smithcr. aged ", and Robert duincf. -Four
OF i've others received less serious injuries
0rIpman 0ladhiil Of the cable train, sur.
rendered himself to the police lie says tho
rails were 80 slippery the brakes would no,
Ind lhr carr.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

An article on poster advertising in
a representative magazine is sugges-
tive. 1t shows that advertising is
beginning to receive from tho public
the attention duo 1t as a minor art
Soon We mny hope to see IN similar
position an intelligent review Of
newspaper advertising. We have
heard that the subject was at ono
time considered by lending editor
but was avoided lest undue prominence
should DO given TO some private
business.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28
Dividing tho Dalton Reward Money.

Six officials Of the Missouri, Kansas 4
Tcna went to CofIcyyilc Thursday 10 dis.
tribute the 1900 tina, that company giyrs on
sceount Of the determination Of the Dalton
gang They decided to give each OF the fami.
lie. Of the four murdered citizens ti.O00 and
divide the remaining d 900 among i've other
citizens. John Klochr beitU Sac Of the five.
The relief fund, besides this contribution
amounts 10 5000,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

The most hopeful sign OF IN amcli-
oration OF tho drink evil In Great
Britain is the fact that heavy drink
ing is becoming questionable In that
country. This may soon n laint hope
to some. but 1t is more than that A
century or so ago heavy drinking was
common in the best American society.
We all know the vast change for the
better that has been worked in this
matter among our own people. Great
Britain is little slower than we, that
is all,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

THE old schoolmaster who posted
en- tho school-house door the notice
Trouble begins next Monday" had
his own notion OF tho difference be-
tween vacation and work. Forum
ately his notion is not that OF every
body, although the knowledge that
vacation is over or nearly over is
seldom entirely agreeable.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-28

The steamship city ~ Paris. from Queens.
town, has arrived IN New York. making the
trip In hve days, fourteen houts and twenty.
four seconds. THIS beat. the record for a
western passsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
UERRING.HALL-N COMPANY.

These properties need Introduction 70 the publc IRE
business OF Mc.sr. Herring CO. and that % the Marvin
Safe COMPANY o ginated shortly after the great IRE which
c,trovcd the business portion Of the city Of Ncwfork In
the year 1895 each Of these concerns has b'n In con-
,nuou and profitable operation Tor than half cen
fury.
Tho business u Farrcl Co.. n Phadelha. has been
tho branch in that the establishment ~ Mc>sr Her
ling CO. Mcssr'. Myers & Smith are manufacturers of
safes Fnrrel & Co.
business Of Halls safe and Lock Company
tablshed 1886 al Psbu2. Penn by Mr.. Joseph L.
Hall, who shortly removed his plant 10 Cincinnati.
Ohio where business has since been continued
Halls Safe and Lock Company Incorporated In 1897
The business has from beginning been continuously pro-
ntabe and has efowr steadily 1t Is now the largest
establishment tic manufacture Of safes
The Company begins business ~ OF June ], 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
STATEMENT or TIE VENDORS.

The proof vaults and safes manufactured
by the several now united In the HERRING.
UALTrMARVIN COMPANY are In almost universal use
I'm banks safe deposit companies, express cona l's steam
shin lines business and dwellings, and need
scarcely be- said represent the latst Improvements
and most pcfcct development OF the art u safcm1hnr
known 10 The world
These safes variety aud range in price from
less than 400 each TO 100000 or more for single
bank or SAT, deposit vault
The steady growth of tho business Is shown by inc
,ct ,at the number Of safes manufactured by these con-
Germs increased from $50 In 1870 % 2bn IN 1851 ana
II 400 in 1891 The establishments employ In the
aggregate moro than seventeen hundred men,
hitherto these establishments have been conducted In
the sharp-st competition witt, one another Each house
No. courcd scnratc managers stores branch offices and
agencies and IN independent set Of statesmen Inc er at
economy TO be attained through uniting the s"Vei" bnS
neses has been controlling feature IN the formation OF
the present corporation. The future saving In rent ana
other expses be Chus effected Is cNp'ctru u amount
annually than 100000
Tho property conveyed to the HERRING HALL-MAR.
yIN COMPANY embraces all the manufacturing plant.
lcasehod Interests machinery tools. Implements ard pat
forms used I'm the Of safes the catiEc plants.
horses trucks rigging all the stocks oil Sacs manu-
featured bought, and taken In exchange all matrai-
manufactured aud Of manufacture and sundry
other prncr,cs OF several with all their
patcnt rights trade marks. and good viii.
Me,srs Edward c. Hall. Frank o. Herring. John Fur
rc Richard r. pullcn. William H. Hall Wills H. Marvin
and Wright d. Townall remain az Officers and Directors
of Company, under contracts BY which they agree
To continue in It's service for FIVE years. longer de-
s,rcd , continuance Of the mana cement which has
brought these businesses their present height OF
pcrity Is thus insured
Tho books and accounts Of the several have
been eAom!ned the wcllknown public accountants.
Messrs HARROW, WADE, GUTHRIE CO.. the
suit Of whose examination 10 shown In the following Ger
udcAtAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

Allotment. will be mndc ns soon ns prncticnb,e'
TO accept IL In part II amy subscription 10 wholly
returned If the whole nmonnt applied for by my
application will he applied on the sums due "nder
Preference 10 allotment will be given TO the emp
advance subscribers. Advance subscriptions can De
opening Of the books.
subscriber. will have the option Of paying In
payments will be allowed nj the rate oil d per oe
when due will forfeit previous payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NEW-YORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NEW.YOHK.
1890 1891. 1892
Drvgoois .......... 392 IA si.jSl.7s5 81 GiG7i0
General Mcrchandise.. 3.2727e2 S,63j,2jI sli3,OGO
Total for the week 800 300 4l0 2S oi0 20 $50 sec
Since January l97 10 pa 2CJ 3ls Ss3 2i3Of i2il
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW YORK.
For the week. sofs. 73i 972giS sjI $50
Since January 1..... O.l2s 500 . liG207 0.j3o 2j3
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEWYORK.
For the week ..-.... 1920 $50 81 9iO.7s6 s77O,l36
Since January 1-..... l0?2S o3' iI2s1l3J 3253O3'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
Dipi0en0 Notices.

NOTICE:
~ THE LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
prepared TO pay Principal and Interest ito date oil
ment for its Deenure BINDS due 1892 and 1888 upon
presentation at Us Office. 100 broadway, NcwYorK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
PROSPECTUS.

This Corporation has been formci TO purchase uh'e
an, take o,c a, going several Of the Olis; ana
hes, known business proioft's In the tntG nLN, W.
those OF Mesr. Herring Co.. Il New.iork tho ia No
and Lock Company. Of nIat Onto; IT, Marvin sab
Couuany Of New York and Mes ISrrcl co. ana Myers
smith of Philadelphia nanuftctur Of fire and bufgdr
;roo, vaults and safes TIC liberation for such prhaS
being the Preferred and Con Stock Of the aggregate par
value o, three million three hundr'd thousand dollars
~ 100 600 Preferred and 81 900 900 Common stock Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
~ An M dM1,,ILI,.xsrowS AND LIVERPOOL.

l ron q. Fi;XSrowN and LLvERpooL.o m
TifS Of CffiC ACO.... " cinc,day MAY - 80 p La.
CiTY OF PARIS. w,dne day June l. % a. m.
From Pier g. y. r; ilolnpg Chr ,,tcpncrst lerry
lccatio. Of room Second ,arin so and $40 prepaid.
s'0 .fisiNG AND SUMMER sAILrNGs
CITY or PARIS. ...Jlnc 20. Aug. 3. Aug 81, scrt %
CiIY OF BERLIN ..... july q. Aug TO- sept. = Oct. D.
dry OF NEW-YOKKJ Jun. -, Jul, 10, Anrl7 Sept.l4
CiTY or CHICAGO June % July 20 Aug. -, sept. II
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION co.
General Agents. Q Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
ACCOUNTANTS CERTIFICATE
80. 800 BROADWAY.
NEW.YORK April H. L.. ;


We have examined the books and accounts Of the follow.
Ing safe companies FOR their ast three fiscal years cndng
1891. VIZ, THE HALL SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY
u Cincinnati. Onto MARVIN SAFE COMPANY Of New.
York HERRING 4 co. Of Ncw.York. FARRELL &
co. Of Philadelphia. Penn. and MYERS 4 SMITH OF
Philadelphia. Penn.
We md tho not profits OF these several companies and
firms after charging oil trading expenses and Of
newa Of plant and machinery. have been average
for the three years Of s276,32O07 per annum. The
profit for the last one OF these years amounted t.
s3i6, 79O.lo.
The Consolidated Company Will free Of all in.
debtcdncss. and In our opinion. with ample working
capital
The assets % be taken from the dates OF the
stock akngs adopting the valuations OF expert
appraisers In respect o plant, machinery buildings
lcaseholds follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
r g. EGER Cent Ac:. q. S. FIT Lee. 81 HIGHWAY.
" United STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EOR QUEENSTOWN AND IINEkpOOL.

Leave Pier So, y. r.. foot OF Kng.st.
WISCONSIN ........... Saturday May p. - 80 D. IT..
ALASK Saturday, May %. 80 a. II.
NEVNDA saturday June T. Il 80 D.
Na,urGaN June y D p M
MING............... saturday. June is, II
cabin passage. $50 800 $50 and 500 according %
steamer second cabin $50 and 49, Stecrage at low
n,s ;" NJ UNDFRiIII.L & Co, IS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE AMERICAN Cotton OIL CO.. .oo,

-
V,O TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
l. THE AMERICAS COTTON OIL COMPANY.
Us That a dividend OF three per centum out Of the
ret profits Company has tlis day been declared
anon tho oltstlnding Frfr!cl Stock OF th, Compaay.
nfv,bo on the is day OF June 1892. a the ontcs "
Mar Wuslow, Llncr & Co.. bankers, No. II Mas
san street New-York city holders OF record Of such
Preferred Stock at o'clock p H. Oh the 18th day OK
May, 1872 CO., ,..-, nah. ,, =, .,, .,
tbs nurpose on the 18th day OF May, 1872 o'clock
D. M closed until TIE I'd day OF June 1892 ot
10 O'Clock a.
21 mat dcemIng It for the best interests OF the Com
many that provision be annually made for the retirement
and cancclt0T OF the Outstanding Dclenture Bonds on
or before maturity thereof Nov 1900. the Company
has ,ppr1prilted for the current fiscal sili
rcnt t. pay and redeem such Bonds the Tar value
~ Two Hundred AMI Ten thousand s2l 600 dollars
or before July /, 1902, which due notice VIII be given
bv utilization. .
(3J Tina, thu capital stock OF the Company originally
autho reduced by tho retirement and
collation. of the following amounts. VIZ. .. -.
Cannon Observation-Disclosures. s54 900 90
To.al. 800. .......... . ~ 300 600 90
thus leaving the OF the capital stock outstanding
as sot forth Ia Report Company.
T. r. MUNRO. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

State issues were entirely neglected.. OF city
bank stocks American Exchange sold 90 at l3'
and New. York (j0) at PAL.
The general bond market was dull and ap-
parenty heavy, although The final declines were
not large. Northern Pacific cOns0l IS dropped
l-2 per cent 10 H. Reading incomes were quiet
but only 1-4al-2 per cent lower On moderate
sales Richmond Terminal collateral trust % fell
over 2 per cent TO 80, and receipts "a per cen.
10 80 Ia Atclison incomes were steady around
SO. As rule the last prices were the lowest
for the day. Reference is made TO our full re-
port Of bond sales.
Rates for call loans at the Stock Exchange were
nominal as usual on Saturday, but a small bust
ness was done at 1-2 per cent.
The Sub-Trasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House $s97,51s.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported al Washing
ton to-day were S526,2l7: from internal revenue
$443,3J2, and from miscellaneous sources $780,
G26 The Treasury received $4,000 National
bank notes for redemption, and the rpceipts on
this account for the week amounted to 81 .729.
304 To secure National bank circulation il holds
SlG1,790,6j0 In these bonds:
currency 1853 COO
Our and hail per cent EXTENDED at pr cen. = SIS $50
Ponds deposited for circulation during the week,
$4,000: bonds held to secure circulation with
standing-currcncy notes. Sl72,Osi.929: gold
notes 81 %, 4ae against which the Treasury holds
S2',900.3l0 legal money for redemption Of sur
In London British consols remained firm at
81 1916 for both money and the account In
the open market money was abundant at i-s per
cent for discounts and 10 per cent for daily bar
snccs Bar silver further advanced is 10 40 SD
an ounce American railway shares were dull and
slightly lower, but they only followed the move
mcnt in the home market Al Paris French 3
per cents rose 10 centimcs TO $3.50
The directors of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
ard Toledo Railroad declared dividend Of 2 I-2
per cent on the preferred stock.
The Virginia securities for exchange have ar
rived from London, and the l,ondhoIdcrs' Com
mittcc have engaged one Of the officials of the
State, who is now classifying and arranging the
bonds in proper packages preparatory 10 their
veriiicaton by the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund, under the act OF February 90 1892, for
the settlement OF the debt.
The following table gives the current quota
tions OF city bank stocks, together with their
value and the latest sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
ASSETS.

Nothing IS Included In the foregoing total for any Of
the patent rights trade marks. good VIII Of either Of
the several concerns
Csgnci. BARROW, WADE GUTHRIE & Co.
Chartered Accountants
This profit Is equal eight per cent.
upon the Preferred stock md over eight and three.
quarters cent. upon the Common stock while for
the last Of these years the return equal 20
over eleven per cent. upon the Common stock after
full dividend. upon the Preferred A. the
economies In expenses referred De effected the
viii yield upon the tass OF the annu,l profit for
the three years above mentioned eight cent per
nnnmm on the Preferred -,ock and ncnrly fifteen aud
enc. half per cent. uJ.iS per cent? OH the entire
Common stock
This calculation allows nothing for the enormous gain
effect through doing aMav With the large discounts
heretofore allowed by each concern In View OF the
petition with the Others for the increased sales
tain 20 follow tie improved facilities for transacng
business which will result combining several
interests.
There being mortgage bonds OF this Company.
Preferred Stock ranks first agalns, IT, property and
assets bond mortgage be created without
the consent Of ninety cent. OF the Preferred ock
holders tho Preferred Stock has practically all the
curity Of bond and it, cumulative eight per cent
dividend remains until pate q first charge against tho
earnings Of the conpany tho Preferred stock Of this
corporation forms investment OF the ,oIi aud
muncratvc character.
10 IL mnnfrst thnt the Wing In mud other
gains result from this Will enable the
Company "a upon Its Common stock n larger div.
idsnd than upon its Preferred Shnrcs and the Conn
mon stock WILL IN addition. he entitled TO the benefits
result from the future expansion of the Compnny's
business.
COPIES or THE Full. PROSPECTUS. TOGETIi.
Err WITH BLANK FORMS OF APPLICATION. CAN
BE OBTAINED AT TIE OFFiChs OF ANY OF THE
BANKIaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
financial Hleetlnqs.

OFFICE or NEw.YORk PROVIDENCE AND Dos.
TON RAILROAD COMPANY.
n Office is hereby given that special meet
ing OF The stockholders OF the New York. Providence
and Boston Railroad Company will be hcld IN lsutaF's
ESchangc in the city Of Providence. Rhode Island. on
Wednesday the 10Th OF May 1892. 10 o'clock the
forenoon. at which meeting there w j submitted for the
approval OF the stockholders lease OF the railroad aud
property OF the NcwYok Providence and Railroad
Company. to the NcwYofk NewIIayen and Hartford Rail-
rold Company for the OF sixty years Apl Ist
1892. and also such other usness be proper
present Transfer books VIII be closed from April 25th
TO MAY 2j,h. both inclusive. Nv order ~ Board u
Directors. SAMuE Ell D. BABCOCK. President
Dated the 18th day OF April 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
Gee Cream

TT oKToN'S IcE,CREAM is TIE OLD standard re.
III liable iee-cream always pure rich and neathiu
French and American all favors try 1t; you VIII like 10
and will use other. Depots 905 thave. 696 ~
ave-, l.219 9th-sve. aud 142 West l2Sthst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

Surp.us 5000. IT oUs,'VC eIo'' III" I''V'
The Clearing House statement Is as follows
For Observation-Disclosures. Sl2i ,S92.5ol; balances
81 53A1D3 For the weck-EAchanscs, Sal, ;
.,u,, lalnncra 81 81 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
re AMERICAN PACKET CO.

L EAyrc.s service to Southampton tLondon) and Ham
Magnificent twin screw steamers OF 10 10 onc
y. This line holds tho record fer fastest tine TO Londc~
and the Continent. Sa.ngs;
Norrennia MAY TO- ~ a. m. Coun bin June % d. m.
(olun ,bia May 20 a. IN. r. Bsnar:k.June 30, 10 m.
BIN arck Juno IL a. m. Aug VictOria.Juy = ID
Aug. VictpreJunc q, am. Noimannia July ~ a. m
Nom1nna June 1G, 10 am. tolumbi1 July u, 3 . D.
Ar,ercan Packet COuD1ny ~ Droldway n. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

OLSON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY,
Ia SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Apill 10th. 1892.
Coupons OF the 1T Mortgage per cent bonds OF this
coun1iv due, NAV I'd 1892 viii b. nd nre,enatiOn
de Ecw. YORK Guaranty and Indemnity Co.. No 80 Cedar
or AZ the ONCE VI the Company In San Francisco
Oa''' AZ '''' o''''' - GEO II. ROE. President.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
|M|LAR TO MR.. CROWLEY
of R. L. Garner Writes on the
Speech Of Men and Of
Monkeys.
10 Latter Seem to Have De.
veloped From a Much Lower
Species.
tho Human Races Arc Progeny OF
Simian Stock Their Languages May
he Likewise Descended,

Prof. r. L. Garner, who has made many
terestinR experiments to determine the
hguage of monkeys and who has now gone
Africa to study the speech Of the great
es as we'll as OF tho native human beings
the interior. has published many inter
ling account of our simian kinsmen. In
9 Forum for August he sums up the soien-
10 results that he has attained thus far in
. original and interesting Investigations
the origin of speech, and explains the
(turs Of the experiments that he has gone
Africa TO complete. Prot. Gamers work
As made possible only by the discovery
the phonoeraph, which he maintains ID
a very crude instrument for his use.
9 has 80 analysed tho speech of monkeys
ID of man a. to convert the sounds OF one
to the other. and thus no thinks he has
ptermined tho identity Of them. He has
me far enough in his experiments TO ask
Q interesting question: Does this not
rove along the line of photographic de-
blopment n descent from monkeys? He
kplains In detail how by the use
the monograph he has taken human
pund and analysed il, and found that
. constituent parts are the same 40
DO constituent parts of the speech
lower animals. particularly Of monkeys.
be scientific value Of these experiments
riginal Investigations into the origin OF
npuage, including Dr.. Alexander G. Bell
nd Prof. VIM. ID. Whitney. ~ he present
ate Of the speech of monkeys" says Mr..
arner, appears to have boon reached by
evelopment from q lower form. Each
hce or kind of monkey has its " pocul-
kr tongue. .elightly shaded into dialects,
ave the same meaning in differ.
nt tongues. The phonetic character
{ their speech 10 equally ~ high
. that Of children in a like state OF mental
evslopment, and seems to obey the Same
hws Of phonetic growth, change, and de-
~ as human speech. Il appears to me
hat their speech 10 Capable Of communi-
|asinR the ideas that they are capable Of
|onceiving, and measured by their mental.
boral and social status, is Us we'll devel-
(ped as the speech of man. meas
lred by the same units. In conclusion. /
kould say that since the sounds uttered
~ monkeys perform all that speech per-
|nced by the same means. acts to the aamo
|nds and through tho same media, II IL Al
lear an approach OF speech ~ the mental
operation BY which IL ~ produced sre an
lpproach to thought. II u can bo shown
hat these mental feats are not thought,
,he sams process Of reasoning could
how that these sounds R,s not
II man derives his other facul-
les from such an ancestry, may not his
Ipssch have been acquired from auoh a
II the prototype Of man has sur.
'ivod through all the vicissitudes OF time,
nay not his speech likewise have survived?
I the racss of mankind are the progeny OF
hs simian stock. may not their languages
v the progeny OF the simian tongusW
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12

no REV. W. A.. PASSAVANT. JR. YOU
l. arp hereby notified that tho under iyned.
commissioners appointed b. tho city council to
asses. property according to benefits, for tho
opening OF l.swrcnce street according to ordi-
nance No. 40 Of tho cty, Of Helons, approved
Jnne ~ isVs. viii moo! At tho city hall. 10 tbs
At tnreo o'clock y. IN. OF said day, Al which t me
and place you will he sivon, an opportunity to
ment to he made by said commissioners upon
lots l, 2, 3. I. 3 and . in block. No: t24 in Il
Allen addition TO tho city OF Helena. Tor the
T. +. FULLER, Il
Chairman.
g. u. TOTTEN.
MOSES MORRIS.
commissioners
City hall, Helena. Aus, :. lS9l
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12
NOTICE-N THE FIRST JUDICIAL Dis
~ trict court. Lewis and Clarke county, state

Of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that Fobmt T. 7. VAIN
wright and Caroline .ox having 1ilcd In this
cree Of this court, directing and authorizing the
administrstor and Hdministra,rix Of tho estate
VI BENJAMIN q. brooke. deceased, to convey to
Of the. brooke addition to tho city Of Helena, in
accordance with tho terms OF \ certain bond and
Undertaking.. made. executed and, delivered by
July. 1909. = oopy Of which Is to said petition at
taohed and, made a part thereof. tho hearing Of
which has boon liked by said cOart for saturday,
the apth day Of September. 1902. at ton o'eloox a
IN. Of said day at tho court room thereof. at tho
court house In, tho eity. Of Helena, county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and all persons Interested In
said estate are notified then and there to appear
and show cause. II any thera be, Why tho said or
dor and decree should not be granted.
JOHN nEAN, Clerk.
by G. W. HUTTON. Deputy llsrk.
Hhober b ftAsch. attOrnsyk
Dated July 10. l6o2 .y a