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FOR sALE-B.rs.i9; 2,.to,y .od basement brick :
cabinet trim; burglar alarms, shades And screens
almost new. good ordeIi price eh, 500. CLAIR
ENCE B. SMITH, 1903 Fulton st.. brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Two houses. ttI56, lots 55Il00. 8.
story and bassment: ~ ,nprov.msnts well
100 on 18th st., near I'd ave. aiso . oompiste
Apply Dr. HOGAN. Sal Sd ave-, Brooklyn.
fOR sALE--I am compelled to sell my 3-story ard
bsser ent frame house, Is rooms and bath mod-
tion PIics ~ 400, See my agent, CLARENCE
B. SMITH, 1908 Fulton st., BROOKLYN.
FOR sALE-TWo-story house, frame, rooms
with cellar; convenient to three lines of cars.
Inquire on premises, 1877 pevoe St, Brooklyn
FOR sALE-3story and basement brick house
suitable for three families; Ia 6I+0IlO0, Il
rooms; rent S5O+ bank mortgage, -S3. 00O; take
second mortxaxs " required; price 81 7s0 u sold
at once. THILI- 6ll wythe ave., BTooslyn.
FOR SAI.E-iioqses SiI hns new 2:srory base
ment and cel liar brick houses in I'd Ward, Brook
lyn; only small payment dowp bAanea. mont thy (;
, same as rent see them and be convinced safer
OWNER. 81 9th ave. Brooklyn.
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In the circuit cycle races at syracu
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FAST 7TH ST. Windsor Terrace. Brook jn-Two
nics houses for sale cheap; nine rooms ana BATH
all improyemenis good cellar lots 3OIlO0, Inquire
OF Mrs. PLANT, can be seen on premises at any
tima
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DETACHED COrTAGEs. lots 25IlOO prler,
81. t00 easy terms: take Flatbush trolley car to
Vernon ave: cottages On Lott st. Apply owner.
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SD AVE. double store property, above l06th st. l
s2t, 500, easy terms. CAIN. 2Ol East ll2th 81.
u. 500 CASH-i-stoTy single nat, all improve
ments, price 50, 900 rare chance.
CAIN, 2Ol East ll2th st
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FOR sAI.E-Jsner.on ave. 3-story and basement
brown-stone, $500; Madison st, near Lewis
hne location; only ~. 900 cash required
6Ss Putnam ave-, new 3story and basement.
fency fronts. hard wood, open plumbing; . beau.
ti.uI homo at cost.
lsaa - 9..tors torn ana % b.:sm.sa frsm", % g. go 900
Hancock S.. history and basement brick, ~, 900.
WA. ii. II. PINCkNEY.
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BUILDERS-es.6 500 will buy 76 fact on lIth st
good loo.tion. THoMAS ROSECRANS. TN

tubs; %. 800; only $500 cash: balance easy per.
feet title; cheap, lot. . spscialty. Ora tlE &.
McG Ill, Futon and Van sick len avss.. Union L..
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY lot for sale ohea o.
1orsted on driveway. Z, Edmund Marks. 22o
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
|REC0RD OF THE COURTS.
To Prevent tho Sale OF Four Mining
Claims in Ottawa
District.
Allegations OF Fraud in the Dis
position of Property to Evade
Execution.
Suits against tho big OK Mining and lie
duction Company Wants u
New Trial.

A suit was commenced In tho district
court yesterday by Il. d. Edgcrton, person
nlly and as trustee, against Washington
Becker, Of milwaukee,. Wis. personally
and AZ trustee. to enjoin him from selling
tho Belmont. West Belmont, Topsy and
another lode mining claim. md mill sites
in Ottawa mining district. The suit is also
brought for the purpose of having Mr.. Ed
eerton declared the trustee for Becker.
X. w. Child. 4. Il. Bower and w.
r.. jewell, and for the appointment of n re-
ceiver and for IN accounting.
A. M. Hotter d Bro. filed n suit yesterday
against f.. J. Wassweiler and Caroline G..
Wsssweiler, alleging fraud. The complaint
states that the plaintiffs obtained n judg-
ment for $927.D against the defendants
and that the execution was re-
turned unsatisisd; that the defendants
are the owners OF the Q a ne a Of
section %. township 10 north OF range 4
west. and with the intent to defraud their
creditors conveyed it to H. S. Tullis for the
Tullis conveyed the property to Caroline
c. Wassweiler. The plaintiffs claim that
it is worth $40, 900 and ask that the deeds
be cancelled and the property sold at shcr-
IFS sale to satisfy their Judgment.
Two suits were filed by Fraser g. Chnl-
mers against the Big OK Mining and Re-
duction company to recover $3.641.3 6 for
merchandise furnished the defendant. A.
P. Dodge, Jay Comstock and j. w. Car
penter are made parties ia the suit.
Emil Wommelsdorf brings suit against
H. j. Field aud Rhodn Field to recover
sos. 80 for merchandise. board and sup
plies furnished defendants.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTION,

bne to BE Held Next Saturday That Par
enis Should Attend.
Saturday afternoon next there will be a
ublic reception at the high school. to
bhioh parents and guardians of Helena
chool children. and adults generally, are
Invited by the board of education. 1t will
. the first time the new high school has
cen thrown open for public inspection and
undoubtedly q largo number of people will
vail themselves of tho opportunity to in
poet the handsome edifice. The principal
hason for the reception is the fact that the
iepiay the iicieIa schools viii send to the
Eorld's fair is now all ready. and the
justices believe that the parents of tho
upils should have the opportunity to ex-
mine it before it goes to Chicago. It's
Pmpleteness and the character of the
fork will be n revelation to
|1ese people who do not realize what the
upils of the Helena schools nre capable of
Ding. The reception will be between two
nd four o'clock. the teachers and pupils
i the high school will net as q reception
ommittee. II is necessary that the exhibit
,r tho Worlds fair be kept in as good con-
ition az possible. and tor that reason, in
RIDER to prevent the handling of the ex-
ibit by children, the reception will be
pnined to adults exclusively.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
THE SHEEP INDUSTRY.


u W. {" " oh
breeding in Montana.
In tho government ,elort on the sheep
industry Of the United States, recently il.
sued, 10 a chapter on Montana by spsoini
Agent Heath. of tho Kansas Farmer, who
made a personal In %vestieation Of tho wool
growing resources OF the state. The report
dsnla with the breeding problem in Mon
tana ~ follows:
The class OF rams mainly In uso rrior tc
1880 were full-blood, or grade Merino, with
the Spanish or American type in the lend
and only q fair propo ton of tho French,
Since then there has been n disposition TO
use rams of the mutton breeds moro, but
not to tho total exclusion Of Mtrinos. Tho
use of the mutton-breed cams 10 in tho cx-
detrimental stage yet. and is confined mainly
to the shropshires, although the Cotswoids.
O~xforddowns and Sou.hdowns ara being
used to ~ more limited extent. Delaine
Merino ram have boon used IL great deal
and give very good satisfaction.
The most satisfactory ctosg, go fnr "a
tried during the resent experimental period,
and ono TINT appears to be growing in pop
ularlty with eheepmen, ia tho erogs OF the
common Montann owe with either the pure
bred Shropshire or the Delaino Me. inc lam,
Tho lambs produced froD this crosa in
nearly every case seem to make the model
sheep for Montana. and when tho breeding
udn oeeu JuulClOUS u very prOntaDlo animal
is the result. for both wool md mutton.
The great danger which confronts the
nockmaster Ill q new departure +. ON tried
methods in breeding. IL the tendency to
breed indlso Intimately. How to breed the
cross-bred owes and not p oduce a mungrcl
or deterio alton of wool, and perhaps IN
animal unanitsd TO the climate and the
customary methods incident to sheep hus.
bnndry in Montana. is the problem yet TO
be solved by most OF tho sheepmen.
Already there are manifest i'll effe cts from
the lndlsoriminate use of rams on hocks in
diderents portions of the state. brought
aoout by the eaRorness OF many flockmas-
te!s to secure a large mutton CARCASS. Some
have crossed Merino ewes with Oxford or
Cotswold rams. and as might bs expected,
BAD 'esults occurred Mt lambing time. The
sheep OF this Cross are iu many respects
unsuited to range Rrnzinp. AZ they do not
thrive go we'll in large tlocks and more feed
10 required for them than for fine wool
sheer.
The real danger ia the tendency to run to
extremes. For the man who has a few
sheep only, a cross 10 all right II judiciously
made; but the middle wool Cross ia prefera.
BILE to the wona-wool. The thing to be
avoided Is an radical change, especially
with as large focks as those Of Montans.
Tho Merino blood should predominant 60
long as sheep h1sbandry is conducted as il
10 now. Reckless GROSS breeding will event.
uate in a mongrel type. with q general de-
terioratiOn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
TWO RISONS.

Policy Holders in tho Northwestern and
New York Life. Speak.
In a letter under date of Glendale. May
&c. 1899. Henry KnippenberR, the well
known mining man and general manager
OF the Hecla Consolidated Mining COM
pany. writes to General Agent w. E. Phil
lips, OF the Northwestern Mutual Life In
suranee company, as follows:
Dear Sir: In reply TO your kind letter Of
NAV 10. ] will say that ] regard the North
western Mutual Life Insurance company
the best Mutual Life company among tho
many in our country.
In 1872 l took out my first life insurance
have taken out additional policies in seven
other companies. all mutual. but one-the
Charter Oak-which l think went to Can
ada. The Northwestern Company pays mo
the largest percentage iu dividends on my
Investment of the seven.
Last March ! discontinued q $40, 900 pol
icy in the New York Life and took the same
amount in the Northwestern.
have great confidence in the financial
soundness, safe policy. and honest man.
agemsnt of the Northwestern Life.
Another letter of the same character is
from Robert @. Folger, of Albany, n. Y,
under date of June 8, 1891. written to F. o.
Life Insurance company, of Milwaukee,:
Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry would
say that in 1879 l took out two policies, ono
in the Northwestern and one in the New
York Life, both upon the ordinary life plan
and both for the same amount. | have
paid my premiums in full upon both poll
cies, md my dividend additions in the
Northwestern are more han double of
those of the New York Life. The differ
ence in favor Of the Northwestern being
greater now than in the earlier history Of
the policies.
1 should be happy to show you these two
policies at any time you may cal! uron me.
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B WON THE BET.
An Interesting Proposition ms to eth
pOnular Voten

An Interesting Proposition MS to "the
Popular Vote"
To The Independent:
A bets b that cleveland gets tho popular
vote of the United States" Who wins the
bet? w. A. FERGUSON.
lB wins the bet. The proposition that
Cleveland should get the popular Vote OF
the United States implied that he should
get a majority Of all the votes cast. He re-
ceived /. 5GG, ASS out OF the II, 9s6. OO4 cast for
all the candidates.. A majority over all. or
what would properly be 'the popular VOTE"
would be 1888. 00S. Cleveland was there
fore short 426, 545 of n majority of the pop
ular vote. though he had 4S0.050 plurality
over Harrison. 4.529. 1893 over Weaver, and
much more over the Others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
INVESTIGATION CONTINUED.

Pic Case of tho Body Found in the Masonic
Temple Furnace.
Coroner Peasants and a jury yesterday
bntinued the Investigation into tho case
/ the body of the embryo infant found in
DO Masonic Temple furnace. DIR. L. l..
|elloRg ON the first day of the investjpa-
on agreed to see the lady whom hc alleged
as concerned in the case. and ask her con.
mt for him to tell her name to the co,o-
prs jury. Yesterday hs testified that he
i'd seen the lady, AND she was uuwillinc
at he should tell. The doctor said, how
Ter, thnSif it was insisted upon. he would
30 i'll order to remoye any cloud that
iRht be cast upon him. but he did not
re to do 30 md make it n matter for COM
on gossip. AT this point tho room was
|eared of all outsiders, and tho remainder
the Investigation conducted bahind
|osed dooig. Other witnesses ycstotday
sides DIR. kellogg weto Mrs. Precilla
ills. Police Officer John Frey, and James
llkerson, fireman at the Masonic Temple
Fevious to the term OF BIckerstaff, The
v~estigation will be continued to-day,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Iron Mountain-Lesds the list for popu-
lar investment. In anticipation of re-
sumption Of dividends in the near future
the price 10 rapidly advancing; 1850 shares
for sale.
Bald Butte"-This is undoubtedly the
greatest of all the developed gold mines in
Montana; sure dividend pnyer. The stock
l have will undoubtedly be withdrawn soon
if not taken; have it in bank to deliver.
Whitlach Union and McIntyle-Ths do.
velopment work on this great gold mine ia
progressing favorably. the stock is n safe
purchase and a good time to buy lots to
suit can be had.
Piegan, Marysville-5,00 900 shares in 1000
lots in bank to deliver.
Yellowstone (Castle)-1, 700 shares chear
If sold at once.
Florence, Neihart-1,O0O shares cheap ii
sold at once.
&c and 81 Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

The rush to the SLOGAN mining district
has already set In. The only route now
opou ia by way of Bonuer's Ferry. Idaho,
on the Great Northern. Stages leave Bon
noi's Ferry every Monday, Wednesday, and
friday. They onnec with the steamers
OF the head of Kootonni lake for kuslo.
The road il In fine condition. the trip to
kaslo being made in sixteen hours. Cheney
& Smith operate the line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
Under Now Management,

The Bon Ton restaurant, thoroughly re.
fitted from beginning to end. has been pur-
chased by Messrs. Walcott g. Stephens. 1t
will be conducted as n first class restaurant
in every ~resacot. and those who know Mr..
Walcott will understand just what that
menns-evorything the market affords will
be on our bills. Open day and night. Din
ners from five to eight o'clock.
Bon Ton RESTAURANT.
WAIcoTr y ~SrEPnrNs, Props.
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The mombcrs OF the Central W. c. T. T..
Q urgently requested to be present at the
this afternoon at three O'Clock in
o A. O.. U. w. hill. A full attendance Ia
rtioulnrly desired. M this is TN impor-
mt business meeting. md but very few
re present NJ the last meeting.
DELLA A. KELLOGG, President,
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Asking for a New Trial.

When William H. Byers. Horsky. Miller
q Co.'s former bookkeeper, was found
guilty in the dlstrict court a short time
ago Of forgery and the sentence fixed at
one year by the jury, his attorney, Il. j.
Walsh filed q motion In arrest of Judgment.
He will argue a motion for a new trial in a
few days. Byers is still IN the county Jail.
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Wanted,

Any one knowing the address of Mrs.
Frank Smith, who was formerly a resident
of Wallace, Idaho. and who hos been re-
ported as being in this city. will confer a
favor on Red Cross lodge, X. of p, by
sending her address to Il. w. Vanhcrn,
G. c., 1881 Lewis street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Mr.. Weed Was Not II Candidate.
To The Independent:
Permit me to correct n mistake which
you made in your issue of to-day in refer
ence to myself. You stated that | had been
among the aspirants for the position of
mineral land commissioners. Not only was
l never All aspirant for the place, but cir
cumstnnces are such that l should not
have been able to accept ii had it been
offered. Mr.. Twins appointment is an cx-
~cellent one. shall BIO obliged for your
courtesy in setting this matter right.
Very respectfully, L. d. NEED.
Ma eli Q. 1898.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
First National vs., Neill.

Testimony was introduced yesterday in
the case of the First National bank of
Helena vs.. Henry Neill, John 8. M. Neill
md the board of commissioners If Lewis
and Clarke county. The suit OF ia.nated in
balances claimed to be due from the county
on the new county jail building.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

The Ideal Dancing club extends a cordial
welcome to the patrons of its Friday night
dances and requests them. one md all. to
be present Mt its masquerade ball at Ideal
hall. opposite Montana club building. next
Friday night. March 10. Admission ST.
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Notice.

All Odd Fellows and Itebekahs are cor
|nlly invited 10 attend tho reception and
tertainment to DO given by Queen City
hge No. AZ, |. q. q. T.. this evening at
I'D Follows hall; the above being for the
embers OF tho order only. BY order OF
|lnmittee on Arrangements
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Lace curtains, chenille ror.ieros and curtain
goods in endloas variety at Tho Bco Hive.
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State Supreme Court.

Appeals were filed in the supreme court
yesterday as follows: Cook vs. Thomas
Greenough ct al, from Missoula county:
Henry Rlume vs.. G. Il. Cobban, from Silver
Bow county. The following have been set
for trial:
2~93--Jonnson We. Johnson, appeal from
Deer Lodge county, March 27.
3bl-Durfee ys. Granite Mountain Mining
company for March 27.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Large new line of embroideries. dimities and
apron checks at Butcher d Bradley's ut price
that cannot be equaled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10
Samuel X. Davis Special.

Special sales every day at The Bee Hive
Watch our ad in another column.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Tho Thompson Glove-Fitting corset in all
styles at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Non osn save money by buying notions. hos
Ey, underwear. corsetR. otr., at Eutcher K
|adley's. Others blow, but they do the bust
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Table linens, towels and linen goois at The
10 Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Open work curtain scrim loo per yard at
Butcher u Rradloy's. l0j Broadway,
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Meyers sarsayarilla is the best blood purifier
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Masquerade ball.

.Tnpor hanging. w. s. d. Smith. Gospel Mis-
sion,
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Tho Ruah to SLOGAN.

Bounty blanks, 50c pcr dor. Craig \
Helena, Mont.
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Mr.. Weed Was Not II Candidate.

New dress goods of the latest styles and pat.
terms are arriving daily at q no bee hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Bounty blanks, soc per doz. Craig 4
Davidson, Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Go to the Pee Hive Tor new styles of sprin,
dress goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Bounty blanks, SOC per doz. Craig &
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

BABY carriages, iron wagons, velocipedes,
ticicles and children's vehicles of all kinds at
Ae Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Lamps and lampwear at cost at The Foo 1.-Two
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Painting of ali kinds. W. S. d. Smith, Cos
pei Mission.
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Walls tinted. w. S. u. Smith. Gospel Mis-.
sion.
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Now spring wraps Mt Tho loo lIiv, lust mr.
rived and prices within tho reach OF all.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

Mems heavy underwear at Tho Rco Hive Al
bankrupt prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-10

For torpid liver use Meyers Sarsaparills, a
Gty Drug Store.
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Legal blanks at this office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-06
Ssbe 1arfer Sfptisen.

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98. 81. Wiliams Gisentbum an @aibs
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pdbrenb beibe auf Der Saso tparer.
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