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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
THE M'CREARY SUBSTITUTE.
Fixing a Time When It VIII Be consid
cred.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-strenuous eff
forts have been made by congressman
favoring and those opposing the Nc
Creary substitute for the Geary bill to
agree upon a time when the bill shall be
considered.
1t is feared there will be no quorum in
the House as soon as the vote is taken on
the federal election law repeal bill. Eli
forts will be made to get the bill up as
soon after this vote as possible. Some OF
its opponents want to put it off until the
first of November, To wait for a quorum
There is little doubt expressed but the
bill will go through as soon as vote can
be reached. Several western members
are preparing speeches which will Sc
verely arraign the administration foi
non enforcement of the Geary law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05

after an examination of the offers and
quotations each day, should determine
what, in his Judgment, is fair price.
He either has to purchase 4 800, Geo ounces
at the Dealers prices, nc matter how
unreasonable or exorbitant, or he must
employ such means at his command to
ascertain the actual market price. The
efforts of the department since June II
have been to simply ascertain the fair
market price of bullion on each day twas
offered for sale, and when ascertained to
make purchases at that price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
Steamship Arrivals.

Lizard Columbia, New York.
Philadelphia--lllin Southampton.
Genoa-Fulda, New York.
London Werkendam, New York.
New York-Majestic, London; Fran
cisco, Hull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
AWARDS AT THE FAIR.
Utah Comes Well Up in the Mineral De.
partment.

Utah Comes Well Up in the Mineral De-
partment
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-The bureau of
awards of the Worlds fair has made the
following awards:
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING.
Oregon-Board of charities and correc-
ton reports.
pany; Albuquerque, automatic disinfec-
tor.
STREET CAR AND AERIAL APPLIANCES.
California-San Francisco: A. II. Hal
idle, passenger and grip car; ropeway
and grip; historical collection of cable
systems pulley; California wire works,
wire ropes and cables.
MINERALS AND GEMS.
Authorizations collective exhibit of
gold and silver ores; Arizona collection
OF gold; Hubbard, silver and copper
Peabody mine); United Verde Copper
company, copper ore; Detroit Copper
company Graham, collection of copper
ore. Arizona Copper company, Graham
county, copper ore; United Globe Copper
company, ella county, copper ore; Jules
Bauman, collection of copper ore; Old
Dominion Copper company, ella county,
copper; Christmas Gift, silver ore; Copper
Quon Cous Mining company, copper ore;
a. Barton & Co., Tombstone, silver, lead
and zinc; T. E. Sorie, Cochese county,
collection OF gold and silver ores; Tomb
stone Mining and Milling company ),
Tombstone, gold, silver and lead ores.
Utah-Ontario Mining company, Park
City, silver sulphurets and silver lead
ore; Cactus Mining company, Frisco,
bullion ores and other minerals; Utah
territory, collection of silver ores; Wool
ley, Lund & Judd, st. George, collection
company, Park City, silver sulphurets
and argentiferous galena; Territory of
Utah, collective exhibit of gold, silver
and lead ores.
Wyoming-Uin County State board
and Cheyenne, quartz and calc spar;
state board of Cheyenne, agate and marble
mosaic; j. FL. Mcclure, Huntsville, large
moss agates; w. w. Beck, of Fossil, fos-
sill fish; Welcome mine, Bear gulch,
auriferous quartz ore; state board of
Cheyenne, collective exhibit of copper
ores; state board of Cheyenne, stream of
tin; state board of Cheyenne, collection
OF tin ore.
Nevada. Grandelmeyer, Hamilton,
collection of minerals. state of Nevada.
mineral collection; s. Morrison, Eureka,
mineral collection; Joseph Grandeinger,
Hamilton, collective exhibit of ores;
James Grandelnlyer, Hamilton. geologi-
cal and mineral characteristics OF metal
lurgical classification of ore.
Idaho-Snake river opal mine, fire and
peacock opals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
MOONEY PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
His Examination Postponed, Awaiting
the Result of His Work.

OGDEN, Oct. Especial. This morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, Jos. Mooney was
arraigned before Commissioner Bishop
and pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
assault upon Moroni Keen with an intent
to commit murder. After argument of
counsel, the court fixed the Mooney
bond at 5000, which money he will
procure today.
The preliminary examination was post
poned until October A, awaiting the re-
suit of Skeen' 5 injuries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
WENT INTO THE DITCH.

A Serious Accident on the New York
Central Last Night
PoUaHKEEpsrE. N. Y, Oct. 4.-The
fast Chicago express, bound south on the
New York Central & Hudson River rail-
road, while at full speed, ran into a
stock train on Lacy's switch this evening.
The engine went into the river. The
fireman was only slightly iAjured. The
passenger coaches were derailed and none
OF the passengers injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
Loss oF LIFE ar aIoBmE.

1t Cannot Now BE Estimated, but Is
Great.
MOBILE, Ala, Get. 4.-The loss of life
in the recent storm cannot be estimated.
The following are known to be lost. Il.
J.. Graham, Ed Brewer, Mrs. Stephen
CONTINUED on page Fl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
Why PURCHASES WERE NOT MADE
Secretary Cariisle's Reply to the House
Resolution


Resolution.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Secretary Car
Isle has sent to the House reply to the
resolution of that body asking him why
a, 800, 600 ounces of silver bullion were not
purchased during July and August, as
required by law.
The reply says as the United States is
the largest purchaser OF silver in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05
Obtaining Money Under False Pretense

Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses.
OGDEN, Oct. 4. -[special.l - Michael
Russell was found guilty OF obtaining
money under false pretenses by a jury In
the district court this afternoon, and will
be sentenced on Friday. This case ended
the criminal calendar for the September
term
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05

STREET CAR AND AERIAL APPLIANCES.
California-San Francisco: A. II. Hal
idle, passenger and grip car; ropeway
and grip; historical collection of cable
systems pulley; California wire works,
wire ropes and cables.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-05

LContinued on page ?.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
R K A
B a x a,
Opowiadan,e.
-:::89:s-
(Ciag dalszy.)
vi.
Pc szczeblach powodzenia.

miejsklego otoczenia Elzbieta
zapomniala wkrotce @ PREY.
krych wrazeniach, wyniesio-
nych z pobytu W swojej wsi
rodzinnej.
Ludzie bogaci W Gdahsku
bawili sic, a panic stroily sic,
]ak najpieknjej, wiec zamo-
wien ma stroje by}o bardzo
DUO. Elzbieta ME mysla}a
O niczem innem, iak o
at}asach, aksamitach i koron-
kach.
A poniewaz byla ulubienica
nietylko p~racodawczyni, ale
take i pan. kt6re suknie
zamawiaiy, wysylano "a vice
do domow. a suknle przy-
mierza}a, wybiera}a materye /
iak najstrojniejsze lie robiia.
Elzbleta talk sic zajela
swoim zawodem, re iuz pra.
vie oczu ME mia}a, lax tylko
ola strojow, rzadko mysla}a
O rzeczach powazniejszych. A
! iednak gdyby patrza}a g}eblej
i w swo1m zawodzje bylaby
znalaz}a nauke o znikomosci
wszechrzeczy. Czyz bowiem
suknie slubne ME krajaly
sic jednoczesnie re snutnemi
szatami zaloby?
w piracy pilnel przeszed}
prawie rok. Rodzice pisywali
do niej azeby ich odwiedziIa.
Lecz Elzbieta odpowiadaia, IL
must pilnowat swo1ego zawo-
du, gdyz Cd tego zalezy je]
szczescie. Pisa}a, jak wiele
| zyskuie cd zaniechania urlo-
pu; PREY TEN wspomniala, re
wSrotce ma zamiar otworzyc
magazyn ma w}asna reke.
Take by}o obecnie jej
marzenie i "a rok na]dalej
pragne}a doprowadziG jej do
skutku.
Mysla}a sobie tax: Skoro
otworze magazyn strol6w ma
w]asna reke, wtedy te panic,
kt6re mnie polubi}y, przylda
! do mnie, zw}aszcza gdy we
dza, re najlepiej, potra6e
stroje szyc.
Predict, ani2eli sic spodzie.
wala, doszedl zamiar jej do
skutku. " kohcu jesien1 wy
na]e}a mieszkanie, przyjela
dwie szwaczki i zacze}a ma
wlasna reke. Cd razu prawie
znalazla DUO roboty; wiele
znajomych pan przychodzi!o
do mel. Pod koniec roku ME
mog}a nadazyc obstalunkom.
Jedne panic polecaty ia dru.
GIN; przyie}a wiecej szwaczek
I w krotkim czasie lei pra-
cownia strojow stala sic pier
VISA W miescie.
Kazda z pan wielkich
chciaEa tylko Cd nleJ mice
stroje; ,,frejlein Elisabeth
by}a wszedzie ma ustach, gdy
chodzi.o 0 to, kto na]ladniej
sza suknie uszyc potrafi
Elzbieta ME chclaEa podae
swoiego nazwiska ma szyldzie
DO SO sic wstydzila. Nazywanc
ia krotko ,,freilein Elisabeth =
a ona byia Z tego kontenta
Me dosyc ]ei iedoak byIo
szyc stroje miec robote
pragneIa ziednac soble mai
~ ~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

N"'A' ~o ~ MUD AdIplCnlllCl
sic ubleraG portrait. Q
w tym czasie wlasnie
otrzymala list cd
matki, donoszacy lei, re o~)ciec
czuje sic niezdrow. Sprowa-
dzl4a do niego doktora, lecz
ME mog} zrozumiec choroby.
Biedna kobieta prosila Elzbie-
te, ably przyjechala niebawem
do domu. Me bylo to zao
pewnle nc niebezpiecznego,
- talk przynajmnie] dokt6r
upewniat, lecz ojciec schulz
bardzo, ME m6gl sypia6 i
skarzy} sic ma dotkliwy Dol.
Matka spodziewala sic ME
bawem przyjazdu Elzbiety
/ mia}a nadzieje, re zabawt
dni kilka, gdyz matka by}a
JUL bardzo zmeczona i ME
wiedzia}a co dalej poczac.
Elzbieta, czytajac ten list,
mia}a ma mysli lyle w}asnych
spraw i k}opot6w, re ME
zastanawla}a sic nawet mad
MIN. lego duia w}asnie ua-
p}yne}o DUO obstalunk6w.
Wobec talk naglacej roboty,
prosba matkl wydaEa jej sic
wprost niemozllwa do pre-
proWadzenia,
Ona mia}aby wyjechac 2
Goahska w}asnle w tel chwi-
II, gdy ]uz oznaczone zosta}y
dni bali naibogatszych i
na]wiecel pahskich rodzin.
Smlac iej sic chciaEo ma sama
mysl 0 ten.
Lecz po chWlli, otrzasnaw-
sly sic re swych zawodowych
%kIopotow, pocze}a znowu
rozwazac mad tym LISTEN.
Obawy matki byIy zapew-
ne przesadzone. Jesli doktor
twierdzii, re ME ma niebez-
pleczehstwa, pocoz sic trwo,
Eye? w czemzeby ona,
Elzbieta, mogla bye pomoc-
ma? Me umiaia dogladaG
chorych, byfaby pc prostu
zawadq.
i tax wszelkimi sposobami
starala sic zagluszyc CLOS
sumienia i ukryc sauna pred
SODA istotne pobudkl swoje.
Zasladla zaraz do llstu.
chcac wytl6maczyc matce, IL
niepodobna jej opuscic,
Gdahska w obecnej chwili
Lecz zanim list skohczyla,
oderwaao ia, DO znowu
panic przychodzily z nowemi
zsm6w!eniaml i tax zeszlo do
w%ieczora. Teraz w}asnic do
kohczyia list. w tel chwili
przybyfa ia odwiedzi6 przyja.
ci6]ka i namowl}a ia, ably z
MIA poszla ma wystawe obra.
COW, ktora wieczorami
OSWlElldil.
Elzbieta zwykle ME u
czeszcza}a nlgdzie; lecz dis
Ola Representa- smutnych
mysli postanowila pojsc.
Ma wyStawie spotkala kilka
znaiomych pan, lecz ME wda}a
sic z niemi W rozmowe, al.
BOWEN ochoty do tego ME
mia1a. Przeszla pokoje, W kt6-
rych obrazy wisialy, bezmysl
ME.
Lecz nagle stane}a pred
]ednym Z obraz6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

lSo"oOiS, PiOAd
i kosztowne materye, lekko.
myslne panic, smiesznostki
icn; zda}o iej sic, re jest
znowu ma}a dziewczynka,
wraca}a pamiecia do dawnego
zycla - TAX pe}nego swobody;
w uszach miala plusk fall, a
W sercu dziecinna nieomal
radosG.
Przypcmoia}a sobie, iak
wielka by}o ola niei uciecha
puszczac sic ojcem ma
morze. i zal ia zdja}, re on
tam ley chory, a ukochana
c6rka ME moze bye PREY
MIN.
A wraz myslq o s%kromnym
domku, o dzlecihstwie, przy-
chodzi}o ]ej wspomnienie to-
warzysza pierwszych zabaw,
gdy oboe z Jackiem, swo-
bodni jak ptaszeta, pieli sic
po skalach i bosemi n6zkami
przebiegali piasek nadbrzez.
ny.
Ogarna} ia niesmak, wstret
n'eomal do tego niespokoj-
nego, ambitnego zycia, ktore
wlodla teraz; dzieh pc dnlu
jedno i to samo: wybieranie
strojoW, przymierzanle sukien,
ustawlczne pochIebstwa.
| jake by} eel tego wszyst-
kiego? Przypusciwszy nawet
re po szczeblach powodzenia
doidzie do szczytu swych
anDicyi i bedzie mlaIa pie
Made l stanowisko plerwszej
londyhskiei modniarki? Czy
warte to by}o tylu zabieg6w?
Czy jej to zastapi ml}osG
szlachetna i serdeczna, ktora
od:zuci5a w swe) szalone]
dumie?
Hobby tych, kt6rzyo taczali
ia teraz, zwraca}y sic ME dc
mel samej, lecz do kierow-
njczki zyskownego przedsie-
biorstwa, do pieniedzy, kt6re
chciano z MIA dzieliG.
A rozmySla]qc mad TEN,
zapragne!a W g}ebi serca
naprawlc wielki bad, jaki
pope}ni}a tam daleko W swe]
rodinnej. mad brzegiem mora,
PREY skale.
| Coles sic tax zapa-
trzy}a ma obraz! - odezwal
sic nagle pc "a MIA CLOS jej
przyjaciolki. = Chodz ma
tamte strone salonu! Jest tam
bardzo ciekawe p}6tno:
przedstawia bal wielki. Suk-
ME sliczne malowane. Zdaje
CT sic, re czujesz atlas pod
palcami. Moznaby nieomal
okresllc, jaka jest jego cena
"a lokleG. To sic nazywa
malowaG! Chodz. choc PREDICT
ep juz zamyka)a.
Elzbieta oderya}a sic z
trudnoscia cd rybaka i iegc
coreczki.
Wrcciwszy do domu ME
mog}a zasnac. Wracaly iej
wspomnienia lat dzieciecych,
a z niemi mllosc do rodzic6w,
co tax dlugo drzemaIa w jej
sercu.
A gdy mad ranem sen ia
zmorzyl, widziala w MIN 6w
obraz i wyciaga}a rece do
dziewczynki, siedzacej u ste
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bait, n nsn that takes whatever IA thrown
to it, and when oncc hold Of the hook new
err tries to shake a friend, but submits To
the inevitable, crosses his legs and says,
Now I lay me" and comes ont on the hank
and seems to enjoy hcing taken. Il IL a
fish that is a friend of tho poor, and one
that will sacrifice itself in tho interest Of
humanity. That is the fish that tho state
should adopt as its trade mark and cult
waite friendly relations with and stand by.
We allude to the bullhcad. Tho bullhead
never went back on u friend.
To catch the bullhead it is not necessary
to tempt his appetite with u porterhouse
steak or to display an expensive lot Of fish
ing tackle. A pin hook, a piece Of liver and
a cistern pole are all the capital required to
catch u bulihead. He lies upon tho bottom
of II stream or pond In the mud thinking.
There is no fish that does more thinking or
has n better head for grasping great ques-
OF chunks OF liver than the bullhead.
The bullhead has n fine india rubber skin
that is as far ahead of fiddle string mate
rial for strength and durability rs possible.
American Angler. >
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-11
MINING AND BLASTING
POWDERS.
Blasting Apparatus
Manufactured and for sale by
Latin Rand Powder Co..
20 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK.

SHFR1FI's SALE HENRY DUIaNAN.
oer. ' doa.s pS1 n:IDsa, and Mnd /: NJ l.: J. %.s oo,p.rt;
tiff, Va. Montsn. Club. .assena Euli.rd, First
National nank Of Helena, Montana. Helena Co:
p,ztncrs As Jsaiot ro'. 4 Hahn. dcfend.nts..
Under and BY virtue Of An order Of ,ale and Do
district. court Of the First judicial d adj district o. the h
state of Montana In and for tho county Of
4. D. 1873, in the above entitled act on, wherein
henry Duignan. James 1 u,gnan and L. n. jan
son, co,Peftne, 8 doing bus,nsss under thu firm
the above named PLAINTIFF. obtained . judgment
and decree Of foreclosure and sals arainst Mon
bank Of Helena. Montana. Helena Co-opers,ivo
ick. j I'm Jezisx and BEN Hahn. co-partnsrs -
soth day q juno; a. D: 1879. for tho sum
Of si,7s2 70. besides interest. costs and a.
torney,s fsss. which said decree WAS on tho Goth
mont book a1 No. Of laid aid o osaet' At r = 'oas.
l am commanded TO sell all those certain lots
pieces ot parcel. OF land. situate, lying and b.
Of Montsns. and bounded and described as fol-
lows. to-wit:
and four "H' in 81 Sioe ON numsstsd ioa avg hu II, I"ss' a ".
t4os) OF the origins. TOWNSHIP OF tho city Of Hel-
ens, a. is included in the following bonn isrisa,
western line Of Fuller avenue or GuioS s.1set or
Center street and the aster , lins Of Sixth
avenue. or Price street. tho point Of ~iDterssc-
ton king ON the southsast corner Of aaia let
mum bered two t) Of block numbered four hun
drcd five (40;) Of sAid Helena tovn.ite: running
thence northorly along the west line Of Fullsl
avenue or Guloh street ono hundred fifteen tl1s)
fcet: theeo, westerly pa.alisl with ths north linz
q said lot nnmbersd four - sixty tool fest;
said lot: three lp and four ~ ssventy-two. and
limo OF sixth avenue or lrioe street: thonce
southsastcrly along tho said northeast line. Of
tixth avenue Or Price strees ssvsnty-hve (75) feet
to the place Of bsstnning,
Togsther with all and singular the tsnsmepts,
here litaments amt appurtenancss thereunto be-
lonstne or In aaywsse ap~pertAinins.
Public notieo 10 hereby given that on tuesday.
this l9a day Of alrus,. 4. d. 1893. at II O'Clock
p. Of that day at the front door Of tho cont house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county; MontanA,
Will. In obedience to said order of sala and dedreo
OF foreclosure and sale, roll tho above described
property. or 70, much Il creoi ~ may bo
III cessary TO s,tisly fald Judgment, with interest
and costs. to tho highest and boat bidder for cash
In hand.
Given under my hand this aist day OF July.
A. d. 1852.
CHARLFs u. CURTln. Sheriff.
by FAXED Z. Hoss, Under sheriff.
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Registration of Yemperaturc.

OF tho many applications of electricity to
the registration of temperature, one of the
most ingenious is that proposed for use in
hospitals, whereby the temperature OF the
patient can be constantly brought to the
cognizance Of the attendant or physician.
1t is well known that in certain diseases,
especially in rheumatic fever, tho discovery
of a sudden increase Of temperature Is Of
the utmost Importance. To record this it
is only necessary to fix a bulb under the
arm of the patient, and the sudden increase
in the body heat will be announced at once
by the ringing Of n bell.
If this application be further developed,
1t seems probable that every patient in the
ward will wear the apparatus fastened un-
der the armpits, each bulb being connected
with the number indicated to the house
surgeon room, so that the dresser or house
physician will only have to lift up his eyes
and read or the indicator that No. 3 or 4 in
such and such a ward has developed an
alarming degree Of temperature. - New
York Telegram.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-11
An Effective Threat.

The queen Of Italy is an excellent mu-
sician, whereas King Humbert displays but
little artistic taste and has certainly no ear
for music. OF late the queen has been COM
PEELED to use spectacles when reading. The
first time her husband, who detests them,
saw her wearing a pair he exclaimed:
"Margherita, take those glasses offr'
But as the queen was in no hurry to
obey, the king, having exhausted his pow
ers of persuasion, at last said.
"Margherita, if youdon't put away those
glasses I shall start singing"
The effect Of this simple threat was mag
zeal. Rather than submit to the martyr
'om Of listening to the false notes of her
WIS spouse the queen gave way and
ner spectacles. -Corriere di Ma
poll.
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4 CO,


ssoo-Neat we'll built cottage on Sparta street.
pantry cellar, city water. lot Dxl25. stable; $2i
per month; good location for keeping cow and
-, ssso-New cottage of four rooms, CELLAR, good
barn and over half an acre Of ground. im,nedi-
stely adjoining city limits on south and within
the das'g pia @snd Tor poultry ra,h 1Io OF e sSs so 10, n dSwn, Z III !
PR month; buildings insured three years for
$500. policy thrswn in.
east eide: shed, fences, city water, lot bO11lo;
!.ssOl.N.v, six;room dwelling on est side,
Netional certificates taken.
Fenton and Hollin.. on electric line: hall. six
to run three yssr:; viii take Montsns National
certificates for equity. $7t0.
S2,;NO-New b.lck dwelling on east side four
three closets. slcova b,th room fully plumbed,
pantry cellar, hot and cold water, hail, p.rlor
n nsd. satiin sh ro9a dn':A: :5ea II G Ies h .9o,eo ais eek
down. sD'''s''D 'A''' i'' sA1'O0' s''0
$s,D0-New eeven-room brick dwelling, mod
sno: On ss't Vii ;idt s.f on .R Po5s1 a. Mo ossa%'1 N.i ss;o.9
.s2,6;o-Aousea and furniture:. house has hall.
Kitchen, good sedd'' ontb eaadiss ' sna f S.ss ~a' house ss
was specially built for prsssst owner about
three years ago for permanent residence, hut
tude; the nous. is oompieteiy furnishei /: the
terms are 800 down. $25 per month, practically
a cheap rent for the house. but evory dollar ap-
plies on the purchase money; anyone who is pay
look into this chance to buy house and furniture
with NO greater monthly expenditure than rent
ing.
a, 000-Six-room brick dwelling on corner of
Eenton and Gilbert streets; elegant lot. having
seventy five feet frontage on benton and l5O feet
on Gilbert. Montana National certificates taken
1880 Attractive ten-rOom (double) frame
dwelling en- kodney street; city water. sewer
50x240: good outbuildings; convenient to school,;
$3.50 down.
UNlMPROvED PROPERTY.
For which certificates of deposit on the Montana
will be accepted 1t par.
$500 Lot S0xll0 on sparta street.
$500 6xl4O on MissUula avenue.
$52o--Lot h0.l4O on Prospect street, adjoining
SsoO-Iwo lots on Peosta avenue. one block
from electric line. two blocks from Lenton
) ,ooo.-!For 100 feet on Benton avenue. alioin-
S2.s0o-Corner adjoining Hauser addition, hay.
frontage on Dearborn avenue Of l26 feet; one
from two electric lines.
200 choice lots in different rarts OF Broad
water addition At prices from 5000 up, for which
n Montana National certificates Of deposit will DO
LOANS WANTED.
on house snd lat worth SLIGO to 81. ZOO: 5 loo to
$1,000 at IL per cent on county warrants: $4,000
on acre property adjoining Helena worth Sl2,-
700: $500 on ranch worth 5000. and a number Of
others.
a fine list Of ranches in Gallatin, Bitter Root
md Yellowstone valleys.
MATHEsoN d CO,
Gold Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-11
THE LEO MINING 4 MILLING COMPANY
= OF Montana. works located az miics from

THE LEO MINING 4 MILLING COMPANY
= OF Montana. works located az miics from
sptts; silver Bow county. Montana.
sotlcs e hereby given that at . meeting of tbs
July, le9s. an assessment Of one d half cent nor
share was levied upon the capital stock Of aid
1893, to John {. Msyor, s%eer.tsry Of said o soms
psny. at tho Office Of the 90 Mining L Milling
company OF Montana. room 40 Commercial
said assessment .hall remain unpaid on tn" sosh
dAI o August, 1898: shall b deemed delinquent,
and VIII DO duly advertised for sale at public
Will 20 sold on the Esd day Of September, 1898. TO
pay tho delieQuent assessment. toeother with
tho costs Of advertising and expense Of sale,
JOHN Z. Mayer,
eecretasy Of said Conn Any,
hoom 40 Commercial building. st. Louis, Mo-,