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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

DEPARTMENToF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
~ Of Indian Affairs. Washington. April 10.
Eeef. (bids for Beef must be submitted in sop
arate enyelopes), Bacon, flour. Clothing, or
Transportation, etc." (es the case may be-; and
Nos 65 and 81 Wooster street. New York.. will
5 be RECEIVED .ni ;nln Until p 2; t m; , of ;Ine sd,yio a sgd 10,
10000 pounds Bacon, sO.OoO,0 600 pounds reef on
the hoof, 10000 COO pounds, net teef. $4,000
pounds heans. 5000 pounds 3 Taking Powder,
s s.eoo.o"o pp opndds f -Four, 's iis,ooo POUND POUNDS >1 losd.
90, 600 pounds Hard Bread. $4,000 pounds num.
my. lO,U0J pounds Iard.b40 barrels Mess Pork,
1900 pounds nolled Oats, 10000 pounds Cats,
5000 pounds kice, 22.C0l pounds lea. 1900
pounds Coarse Salt, 8 5000 pounds line salt,
So. ooo pounds SSap, LOCO. 600 pounds Sugar. and
Also blankets, Woo,en and Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING in part Of Iicaking n,l l1;1e y " d.;
yards buck. free from all sizing. 2s.oCo yards;
Denims, 1900 yards; Bingham 100000 yards:
Keatucky jeans; 10000 yards; Chsvloti 5000
Shooting. $500. yArus; Hickory shifting, 2o.ooJ
yards; CALICO S%nirting, 5000 yards, clothing,
Groceries. Notions y l ~a'd ! are ne Medical Ne, ~ III Supp5ae y
eous articles, such us harness, Flows. Rakts
j orks, etc. and for ub,rt $40 wagons REQUIRED
eas City and sioux City. Also for such. Was ous
al may be required, adapted to the climate OF
tho Pacific Co.st, with California brakes, deliv'
eot d and supplies that may not be contracted
Tor 10 be delivered at the Agencies.
BIDS MUST De MADE OUT On GOVERNMENT
BLANKS.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of
subsistence supplies required Tor ench Agenc.
and School, and the kinds and quantities il
gross. of all other goods and %articles, togethe
with blank proposals.. conditions to DO observed
by bidders. time and place of delivery, terms .
contract and payment, transportatitn routes
and all other necessary. instructions. will b.
furnished upon application 10 the Indian Cffic'
in Washington, or NOS. 65 and 81 Wooster street
New York; the Commissaries of Subsistence. Y
!. A., at heyenne. Chicago, l~euvenworth
Omaha, Saint Louis, amt Paul and san Fran
cisco: the FostmRsters at Sioux City, lows
Yankton, s. Dakota; Arkansas City. Caldwell
Topeka and Wichita, Kansas. and Tucson. Ar
The right is reserved by the government to re
;ect any and oil bids or any part OF any bid
and these proposals nro invited under provis
that appropriation shall be mnde for the supple
Bids will be opened at the hour aud day sboy
stated, and bidders arc invited to be present 8
tho opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must DO accompanied by certi6e
checks or draft upon some United states u!
~pository, the h~ntional ! ark Rank OF New fosi
the First National hank OF lander: Wyo.. or II
0 First National / ank OF an lrancisco. GAL. IL
q al least five per cent OF the amount OF the pr
r. v. BELT, Acting Commission"r.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-No-

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. EsTATE.-No-
~ tice is hsrebT given that in pursuance of an
order CT TIE district court of tho county Of
Lewis and Lewis and Clarke. state of Montana,
made on tho 18th day of March. 1883. in the mat
ter of the estate of Aiico Nelch. deceased, tho
undersigned. the administrator of said estate,
will sell at private sale. TO the highest bidder,
Tor cash, and subject to confirmation by eaid
district court. on or after Saturday, the I'D day
OF Aprl. 1919. ell the right, title. interest and
estate OF the said Alice v elct at tho time of her
death, and all tbs I ght, title and interest that
the said estate haa, by operation of law or other
WISE, acquired other than or III addition to that
OF the snld Alics Walch AT tho time of her death.
Ia and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate. lying a d being in tho sniu county
OF owls and Clarke, state of N ontana. and
bound, d and described Es follows. to wit:
Lot number six 90, N block Il, in Mhuldin
add ion to the city Of / elena, as said lot and
block are numbered, designated and described
IN tho plat CT said Mau'din addition, on file in
the office OF tho county record r Of said count,
of Lewis and Clarke,
Terms ana conditions OF sale: Cash. Deed a
g Expense OF purchaser; bids or offers may b,
mn ie n any tiTo after the first publication u
this not GO and before the making of sale: al
bid. and otIcrs must to in writing and left o.
tho otfice of W. d.. Gardiner. 70 and % ! allie!
bio K in Helena. LOWS and Clarke COUNT. u
delivered to the undersirnsl personally, or fle'
in the office of the clerk of "a d court.
DANlEi. j. WEIGH,
Administrato Of the estate of Alice WEIGH. de
ceased.
Dated March 81. 1899.
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HAD TO ENL|GHTEN HIM
Carter Makes an Argument Too In
tricate and Technical for the
President
The Great New York Lawyer Still
Talking to tho Arbitration
Court
s.als Protected by Men Arc Private Prop
erty-He Denies u Quotation In
tho Thunderer.

PARIS, April 19.-Carter, OF counsel TOT
the United States in the proceedings Do
fore the Boring sea tribunal OF arbltratAon'
make, request that publicity be given the
following statement: Yesterday Carte"
complained to Baron de Courcelles. ptesi-
dent of the tribunal of arbitration. OF a
misrepresentation OF his remarks IN 'no
T,ondon Times. In this report Carter was
represented as referring to an American
judge Dawson, a. a two penny half-penny
iudpe." Carter explained that he said
nothing in the least desparaginG of that dis
tineuished and very worthy judge. What
he reellv said was that the United States
conld not be held responsible for
the reasons which judges assigned
for their decisions. If it were &c. the
United States might be held answeraole Tor
the decisions of any two-penny justice OK
tho peace. He (Carter) never said the
Judgment given by Judge Dawson, CON
demnino British schooners seized in berine
sea vas incorrect. On the contrary. he be-
l;aved that iudameut sound and he should
endeavor to defend ii.
The Judgment spoken Of by Carter was
that delivered by Judge Dawson IN the
United States district court OF Alaska IN
the cases Of the schooners Dolphin, Anna
Beok. Grace and Ada. which opinion widely
reviewed the claims relative to Boring sea-
and the evidence in support OF those claims,
and directed judgment Of forfeiture issued
against the vessels.
In resuming his argument before the
tribunal of arbitration to-day. Carte'
claimed that seals are not fere in nature,
but private property when nourished by
man. Carter quoted cases in suppoIe OF
this contention, notably the case Of Mor
gan vs.. the earl of A~bergavenny. which re-
snlted in the decision that deer are private
propsrty, similar to bees and wan being
Wild until cultured. Seals f%requsntipR the
Pribylof islands were. Carter contended,
ouarded and cherished by the United
States; therefore a species Of husbandry ii
formed. giving . property right in seals.
The line of argument presented BY Carse'
In support of the claim of American own.
srship in these seals was so intricate and
technical that the president of the tribuna
fr~equently questioned him in regard II
vnndA
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4 1MINlSTRATOR's SALE. NOTICE IL
- hereby. given that in pursuance Of an order
Of tho district court Of the first judicial district
o . the state q Mont.n., II and tor the eeuaty
April. 1893, In the matter Of the estate OF Patrick
Power, de oeased. tic undersigned admin
! TRAITOR OF the ostats of tho said
uccedent will sell at public auction
TO tho highest bidder for cash. lawful money OF
the !. nited states. on saturday, the 18th day OF
April. 1873, commencing at 10 o'clock .. m. Of
said day. at the late residence Ct tho said dece-
dent in tho Prickly Pear valia y. About. eight
miles northeast Of the city of Helena, in .aii
county. tho following personal property. to wit;
ing machine. two cooking ranges. two heating
stoves, one moving machine. ono rake. ono pow.
one three-inoh schuttler wagon. one three and
nne-quaIter Pain WAGON. tcols, Jaws, BELLOWS,
&c, in blacksmith shop, one set Of express. har-
ness, two sets of work harness. fifty chickens.
lhrce ducks, ono two-seat light wagon, one
~phAetcn, ono shovel pillow. one cnltiyalor. 1.ooo
pounds Of oats. 1.5oo pounds Of wheat. six tons
Df good hay, for y-f.ur tons ct cow hay. one
bull, three cows with calves. three heifers. two
milch COVE. one stallion. four brood mares. two
colts, three work horses. ona ge!eing;
Adminis!rator of the estate of Patrick Power.
deceased.
Dated April Is, 1864.
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TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY. -
l. Mines on Crow creek. about two and one
half miles south from st. Louis. in Jenerson
county Montana
trustees of said company held on the 18th day oil
April. 1888. an assessment No. y of one mil.
per share was levied upon the capital stock oi
office at Helena. Montana. on or before May q
1885. Any stock upon which said assessment re
mains unpaid on May -, 1893, shall be deeme
delinquent and will be duly advertised for sal,
at public auction. and. unless payment shall b
made before, via be sold on June II, 1893. to pa,
the delinquent assessment, together with til,
costs of advertising and expense of sale.
W. j. MAcHAFFlf, Secretary.
Office State Publishing Co, Ill to l1j Broad
way. Helena, Montana.
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Socialists Defiant.

PARIS. April 19.-The French government
has instructed the governors of northern
industrial towns to e1pel any foreigners
who may be organizing to assist in the
revolution in Belgium. Belgian socialists
at Roubaix resolved to disregard these
measures. and passed a resolution declar-
ing their readiness to subscribe and other
wise assist their brethren in Belgium. A
large proportion of the miners in the dis
tricts adjoining the Belgian frontier. natur.
allied Belgians and French socialists, are
making efforts to induce them to atrike, in
order to assist the agitation in Belgium by
stopping supplies to Belgian customers.
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CHERRIES sALF.-THE THOMAS CRUISE
y savings Bank. plaintiff, vs. sarah 7. duth-
RE, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, de

SHERlFF's sALF; THE THOMAS CRUISE
y Savings Bank. plaintiff, vs. sarah r. duth-
rie, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis de
PENDANTS.
decree Of forocIosnro and sale issued out Of tho
district court of tho First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. ON the 18th day Of March. A. ID.
1893. in the above entitled action, wherein Ihs
Thumss Cruise Savings Eank, the above named
plaintiffs. Obtained a Judgment and decree OF
ants. on the 9th day Of Decsmbe', A: u. 1897, TO.
attorneys feoe which said decree was on the Eth
day Of pGcosMm a ..h 4; Y; 1 lsH,. c .eoord e. p IN 'o sss'
ms IT. t book md a 10 sell .1 ea aiI t aous1 c az nsas l oss,
piece. or pareels Of land. .itnn,e. lying ind heing
in the county of Lewis and Clarke. state OF
Montana. and bounded and described as follows
Lot number fifteen ji5) in block number fiys
h hs DIRE an. and 81 sist H. isSo, 4 Mo 1hs or s'p SS!a ssw sina1,
three and one half (6s,l), feet front on Spencer
street. comIpencing at to southern boundar'
TREE and one-half lGoh, teet;, thence one hun
drtd 400 fest t, q boundary line again: ihsnc
west one hundred and sixteen and eight-tenth'
ceriain parcel q land fronting on Davis m,
Spencer arrests, eleven and ons-ta ulh) fec
s G,H" n an sai ti' 10; n nnm inn " h}},sen as IS "A Also "0i i"
number eighteen az in block number one ID o
Joseph Cox addition to the city Of Helons. ss sai'
iot ana DOCK afo nnriDereu, ucsiHnhte. Z
eGribsd upon tho official plat OF asid addition o!
file in tho Office Of tho county recorder or Levi
aud Clarke, county. in which the said premise
arc situated.
Iosethsr with all and singular tho ~tcnemsnts
her~sditanenfs and nppurtenAuces thereuntO be
long ~ or in any wiso mp ,rtaintpR.
Public notice Ia hereby given that on Thursday
tho 2.tn day of Alatl. A, d. 1885,. at " o'clocl
~. OF TINT day, at tho front door Of tho cour
tana. ! will, in obsdisno, to said order of sal
. asd decrce OF foreclosure and talo. seli tn
above described property, or so much thereo
a. nay DO nscossnry to satisfy said Judgment
Wy! WIN interest and costs, to tho highest and hos
bidder. for cash In hand.
a. l.. 1888.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
~ r. T. HosH. Under Sheriff.
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DEPARTMENT BOARD STATE PRISON
- Commissioners, HelonA, Mont, March 20

CND
Tho board Of state prison commissioners here
by invites sealed proposals FOR the care, keeping,
clothing, feeding. maintaining and furnishing
medicines md medical attendance of all persons
confined in the state prison at Lesr odge, Mon.
tana. zach, proposal shall specify tho compen-
astion per day Tor each prisonor for a period OF
two () years.
The proposals. must conform to the provisions
OF tbs ~etatutes now In force in relation to tho
care and keeping, of %convicta. the 81 ules and
Regulations for the government. of the Mon
tanH statc Prison" and the provisions Of this
notice. ~
One Of the conditions Of each bid must bs to
the effect that the bidder releases ali right and
claim TO the clothing, wearing apparel and bed
ding OF each. prisoner at tho expiration of the con-
tract. All bidders. can obtain from the cit * Of
the board q lit Of the clothing and : description
of the + ,od required each day for the prisoners.
All proposals. must be accompanied by a corti.
fed check in the sum Of one Thousand 1000
maintaining prisoners at the state prison" with
the name ot the bidder endorsed upon the on
velope, and delivered to tho clerk of the board
on or before April 20. ls0a.
The board reserves the right to nominate and
appoint the medicA. attendant for the st.ta
prison, and to reject any and all bids,
]. +. KlCKARDS.
II. j. HASKELL,
.. u. ] OTWlTT.
Members Of the Eoard Of State Prison Commits.
sioners.
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MATHEsoN.
LOTS IN HROADWATElt ADDITION.

LOTS IN HROADWATEH AouAIIoN.
have lots for sale in all p,rts of this addition
Mt low prices and easy torms. turchasers VINO
mid cnn have three TO five years time TO pay
for their lots. Among the bargains nave IN
Xxi. addition are two lots on Henton avenue
aaioininv electric line at $S75 each; z corner on
Poosta ayonna 10oxl2a. only one block fr9 ON
benton avenue for 1880; I, corner hayihg "a
feet on Madison avenue and 100 on Hoiians' on
electric line, for Si.62a; a corner ooxAZo QUO
block from nenton avenue for SIho,
500 for lot SOx1i0 on Ninth avenue near e'ec-
trio line. .u., .;.u
water adjacent. v.,. .aa,.,.,
containing u lots, each bOxlAe. MI.
$3.50 for four lots in Northern fAciho fiFs'
addition, each hOxl40. .o-,o
only 800 down and s1h a month.
s 5000. modern brick seven-room, dwelling
new and good lot ON east side. $500 down. !,
Good frame dwelling OF six rooms, new. shed,
fences, city water, with two fine level lots. .eacf
50xl40. An excellent location for anyone wish
ing to keep hens or cowa. House insured thref
years for $500. $3.50 down, balance to suit pur'
chaser. Price $1,6D.
Houses to rent from IS up: Furnished house
six rooms. on fifth avenue. $50; furnished house
WALTER MATHESON,.
Room Is. Gold Block.
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.NOTlCE TO OREDITORs--IN THE Dis
- trict court Of tho First judicial district Of
ne state OF Montana. IN and for the county
In the matter Of tbs estate OF Henry NJ. Bran
Notioo Is hereby viren by tho undersigned, ad.
ministrator Of the estAte OF. Henry NJ. Hrsnde-
ges. deceased. to the orodi or. OF, and all
persons having. claims against tho said de-
ceased, to oxhihit Thorn with tho necessary
vouchers within ten months After The first pub
!,cat.on 81 this notloe TO the said edministrater 81
the law oil CO at MassenA Euilard. hoom 8. Gold
hlook, in tho city Of Helena. in ihe county of
via and tlnsko, state of Montana, tho sama
be ng the place for thu. transaction OF tho bust.
Clarke.
l,atea March Is. A.. D. 1909.
IL. n. HRANDEGEEs-
Administrator of tho estate Of Henry M. Bran
degee. deceased,
first publication March "a. 1899.
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Sp0kale Falls 4
Northern Railway
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TOO A, NJ. Leave....spokans Arrive o;aof' ID

Commencing March IT, passen-
gers leaving Spokane on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays connect
same afternoon at Northport with
Steamer for Trail Creek, Robson.
Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay. Aims
worth, Kaslo and SLOGAN, and Pas.
senaers arriving from the north on
those days 90 directly through to
Spokane, arriving at $50 p. m.
Daily service via this line will
commence about April 40, when
passengers will go through the
same day.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF wILL-1N THE

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL-IN THE
N district court OF the First judicial district
of the state of Montana, in and for the county
of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the estate of William Chum-
asero. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court, made on
the 18th day of April. 1898, notice is hereby
given. that Monday, the 1st day of May. 1893, al
10 o'clock a. IN. Of said day. ut the court room
of Lewis and Clarke, has been appointed y.
the tirae and place for proving the will of said
William lhumasero. deceased, and for hearint
Thomas A. NARROW for the issuance to them o
letters testan,entary. when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated April II, 1893.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY H.. J. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
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W. G. Dodge's very interesting account
of the loneliness of his forty three days and
1000 miles of sea voyage to Panama in 1850
without sighting n vessel ia pretty wide Of
tbs mark IN the statement that Noah was
''out only forty days'' in his voyage on the
waters of the flood. A re-reading of the
very definite Mosaic account OF the time
that Noah and his family were shut up in
the ark will, We think, satisfy Mr.. Dodge
that instead of forty days it was one year
and ten Observation-Disclosures Star.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L lfica of Chief Quarteruastar. l%anRrtmant

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L Office of Chief Quartermaster, department
SEALED PROPOSALS.. in triplioate, will be
received at this office, or at tie following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont until IL O'Clock 3.
m. on May Is, 1893. and opened then, for fur
nishing and delivery of snch WOOD. GOAL and
CHARCOAL during the fi.cal year commencing
July l. 1893, as may be required at st. Paul. Min
marck. Grand Forks and forts Buford, Penn
bina, and Yates, n. d.: Brookings and Forts
Meade. Sully and Sisseton Agency. s.. D.; Hell
ena. Deer Lodge. and Iorts Assinnitoine. Gus
ter. keosh. Missoula. Camps / oplar River and
Merritt. Mont: Fort, Yellowstone. Wyo., and
Sioux City. Iowa. Blank forms of proposals
with full Instructions to bidders. will be fur
nished on application to this Office. or to th,
Quartermasters at the various points named.
JOHN v. tUREY,
Quartermaster. U. g. Army, Chief Quarter
master.
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tho hades employed from 20S27 70 41.4sl,
the wages paid from 49, 17, 1lb to So 5l ,h16;
aud the value of the products from &21. OBJ. :
10 to SAG 81. 5o3. The number OF looms
increased l4,823 to 80, 231. The south pro
duces 20 per cent of all the sheetings made
in tho United States, 6 per cent OF the
ginghams and II per cent of tho van.
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Seals in the Antarctic,

LONDON. April 19.-News has reached
Dundee that three Dundee whalers are re-
turning from the Antarctic ocean. where
they found al enormous number of fur
seals. One vessel alone is said to have
60, 900 skins on board. II is reported that
the skippers prevented the scientists who
accompanied the expedition from taking
observations in order to preserve secret the
whereabouts of the sealing grounds.
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THE MARk ETS.
STOCKS.

New YORK, April 10, Il silver. s2}s.
Copper--Quiot; casy;lake. silica
Iead-Quiet; domestic. s4.12a.
The stock market was feverish md irregular
throughout, Uncertainty in regard to tho pol
icy of the government in reference to tho cur
rency question causes timidity among traders
which assists those working for lowcr prices. A
break of SIS in Missouri Pacific ut tho openins'
10 i7is, on a rumor that the roaA il about to h
placed in the hands of u receiver, lod to u de-
cline in the general list of ono half per cent. tr
a g, atement by Gould and Sage that tho rumor is
utterly without foundation the stock rallied &c
49A. Other stocks advanced one-half to 2s in
sympathy.
6overnmenta-Weak.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Tue.dny,. the 25th day Of A pril, a. !. iS03. re-
ceivo scaled ID Tor the furnishing. Of board OF
prisoners to the city OF Hs!one.. Montana. for
board of prisoners to DO delivered when needed
at the city iai! in tho city of Helena. laid bid.
shonld be scaled, married.. Proposals for GARD
Of Prisoners, and left with the city clcrk at his
office in the city hall, hetw cen now aud noon Of
tho day aforesaid. 70 bids received after ~
all BIDS. This notios is given pu,susnt to order
Ut the council duly made April II. 1893.
SYDNEi Il. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated April ~. 1853.
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More Earthquakes at Zants.

ATHENS, April 19.-Zante was shaken b. q
severe earthquake at midnight. Slight dis
turbances were felt almost hourly until
noon. when another violent shock caused a
repetition of recent panics. The historic
houses of the poets Foscolo and Salomos
tumbled to ruins. The harbor was thrown
into violent commotion and enormous
waves broke over the water front. The
British warship Infexible. of the Mediter-
ranean squadron. has arrived with food
and tents.
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Famous Billiardist Dead.

PARIS. April ia. P. Rudolphe, the
famous billiardist, is dead, aged 39. He
had Travelled all over the world, giving ex-
hibitions as q fancy player. He WAS once
champion of America, having won the dia-
mond cue from John Deery. His real name
was ReYI0ud.
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Nav CHILEAN Ministry.

VALPARAISO, April 19.-Pre sident Mont
has formally accepted the resignation of
the members of his cabinet. Senior Ezra
zuriz has accepted the task of forming a
new ministry and HOPES to complete his
work by tomorrow.
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TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS OFIHE FL Il
= beth Mining Go. In WOW OF the desire Of
this company to avail it.olf OF the p~riviispe OF a
law just enacted by the legislature of Montana.
thirds OF tho stock, this compsny may make ito
STOCK assessable, il it, asked Of owners of stock
OF inns company who may have certificates In the
namo OF others than themselves to fend them
to tho oiiice for transfer. in order to establish
proper ownership.
l. NJ. RUMSEY, President