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Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
m.yrAKKrHR MAYORS oRFIcE

The Board OF Selectmen May ADOPT
summary Measures 90 Procure Ad-
dftfouaI Room fer the Assessers-
The City Has Declined Taking Any
Action In the Matter - The Mayors
Once Belongs 60 the Town and the
Mayor May Have 10 Seek Quarters
Elsewhere.
At the meeting of the seiectmen last
evening Sslectmen Sternberg reported that
the city had practically refused to do any
thing toward enlarging the present quar-
ters of the assessors- As this was, In his
opinion, the ulnmstum Of the city on the
question, and q the town had offered 10
pay one half of the expense, the city re-
fusing to pay the other half, he strongly
advocated the town taking possession of
the rooms owned by the town In the city
hall, and at present occupied by the city
officials, and make use of them for the as
SCISSORS
Town Agent Clarity also favored the
same plan, explaining that under the CIT
cumstances there was nothing else for the
town to do In the matter. He said that
recent decision of the courts had given the
town q certain number of rooms which
they were not occupying, but which were
being used by the city officials. BE was
of the opinion that the town should take
possession of the mayors Office, which had
been awarded to them, move the tax col
lector into that Office and use the present
tax collectors Office for the clerical work
of the assessors' Office.
Although the opinion of Selectmen Gar.
rity and SterRberg was evidently that of
nearly all the members of the board some
of the members were in favor of giving the
city one more chance and in order to do
this Selectmen Sternberg, Cunningham
and Clarity were continued as q committee
to bring the facts In the case, as well as
the opinion of the board of selectmen,
relative to taking possession of the mayors
Office to the attention of the city govern
ment and report the result to the board.
Selectman Cunningham reported that Q
piano had been purchased and placed at
Springside Farm, and Charles A. Fsrren
was appointed q special town constable.
The petitioners asking that the town gov
eminent take some measure restricting
bicycle riding on the sidewalks In West
willie were given leave to withdraw, after
which 1t was voted to incorporate their
prayer in the call for the next town meet
ing
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IsFoRmALLx PROCLAIMED.

The Russian Extradition Treaty VIII
Go Into Effect I'm Twenty Days-It is
no More Than Other Treaties.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Russian
extradition treaty has at last been for
mally proclaimed, and will hencsforth be
the law of the land until superseded by
another treaty. The ratified copy of the
treaty was not returned from Russia to the
state department until late last week. The
document was in the French language, and
its translation was completed yesterday.
To day the president saw II for the first
time when Secretary Gresham carried It to
the cabinet meeting. All that remained to
be done was to make the official proclama-
ton. and that was done this afternoon.
The proclamation itself recites the pro-
visions of the treaty with the announce
ment that 1t would 60 into effect twenty
days hence, that is to say, on June "a.
It ia claimed in official quarters that In
spite of all that has been said about the
treaty 1t Is similar in scope to all the extra
dition treaties negotiated by the United
States in recent years, although in practice
1t may be that the administration of the
articles will have different result.
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a SITUATION by aconpstsnt gin 10 do r.p.
80 erl houssvork- Inquire rs GRAND AVE
NUE., two flights UP. Se7 IN
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TOACHMAN, one who thoroughly understands
~ the care OF horses Apply between the
hours OF and p. m. at
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Electrical Storm in New York.

Electrical Storm in New York.
NEW YORK, Juno can electrical storm
of unusual severity passed over this city
about o'clock this afternoon. Telegraph,
telephone and electrical wires of all sorts
were much affected. A part of the Produce
Exchange was struck and the building dam
aged about $500. In Brooklyn the cleo
trio light and trolley wires were struck
and demolished.
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EULALIA AT CHICAGO.
She was Greeted by a Big Crowd on
Her Arrival at That City.

She was Greeted by n Big Crowd on
Her Arrival at That City.
CHICAGO, June 6.-The Infanta Eulalls
and party arrived here to day. A large
crowd assembled at the station and gave
the princess an ovation. Mayor Harrison
received the princess and kissed her hand
The royal party were conveyed to the
Palmer house in carriages escorted by two
troops of the Seventh cavalry and followed
by other carriages containing the reception
committee and city officials.
An immense crowd had gathered near
the hotel to get glimpse of the princess.
The latter was 80 fstigued, that on enter
ing the hotel she retired to her bed cham
Der and spent the rest of the afternoon in
sleep. The infsnts will visit the fair on
Thursday.
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NEW YoRK, June 6.-shortly before
noon the three csravels made . start for
Chicago. The. caravels were dashed to.
gether side by side and were lowed down
the North River, around the Battery up
the East River by the tug Traitor. At
Whitestene the United States cruiser New
ark was lying in wait to convey the cara.
ysIs.
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YoNKERs, N. Y, June 6.-Miss Marion
Scribner, daughter of G. Hilton Scribner,
president of the Belt line of New York,
and ex secretary of state, was married at
st. Pauls church here to- day to Rev. De
Famery Mel, rector Of Trinity church,
Hartford, Conn. Rev. Charles Mel, faith
er of the groom, offciated, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Atcheson and Rev. Benjamin
Davis.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

ODESSA, June Ga Libau milling firm
has ordered 300, 900 pools Of wheat from
German exporters of Konigsburg, in conse-
quence of the bad transport arrangements
with the southern wheat districts. The
firm calculates that It can gave 1 copeoks
per pood by buying German wheat for
consumption In the Baltic provinces. This
step may stimulate the Russian minister of
the interior into building the long asked
for light railway communication with the
wheat districts, which would serve the
double purpose of assisting trade and pre-
venting famine in any particular district.
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VESTERDAY afternoon, e lAdy1s hunting case
iii gold watch. Monogram LESyon outside com.
ing from Academy street. up Chapel 10 Reck &
Bishops, sDs Chapel street Reward for its re
turn to PEN & BISHOPS,
See II s02 Chapel street.
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LaidlaW,s sniff DI.mI,sed.

Laidlaw's Suit Dismissed.
NEW YORK, June Civilian r Laid
laws suit against Russell Sage to recover
$50. 600 for injuries received in the dyns-
mite explosion in Mr.. Ssge's Office in De-
cember, 1891, was dismissed by Judge
Andrews to-day. Lsidlaw alleged that Mr..
Sage, to protect himself, held plaintiff be-
tween himself and Norcross when the lat
ter threw the bomb.
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True Bills Returned.

PITrsBURe, June 6.-True bills were to-
day returned against Morris W. Meade,
superintendent of the Pittsburg bureau of
electricity, charged with conspiracy, and
@. e. Christian, John Butler and Frank
Corey charged with conspiracy and larceny
by the officials of the Westinghouse Elec-
trio company.
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district Of New Haven. S., Proba

June 6, 1898. (
ElSTATE of MABEL 1. STEVENS, Of New Ha-
ID ven, in said district minor.
Upon the application Of Samuel A. Stevens,
guardian, praying for power and authority to
sell and convey certain real estate belonging to
said estate, as per application on fila more fully
appears, 1T
determined at a Probate court to be held at New
Haven in said district on the 18th day OF June,
that notice be given of the tendency OF said appl
cation and the time and place Of hearing thereon,
by publishing the same three times In some
newspaper having q circulation In said district.
By the Court TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN.
ior
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More Time Wanted,

LONDON, June 6.-Mstthews, Richards s.
Co, general merchants in Birmingham,
have appealed to their creditors for more
time. Their assets are locked up mainly
in Chilli and British Columbia. They cay
they will BIS able to pay in full their lisbil-
titles of e70, 900.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

Judge Hotchkiss, in the court of COM
mon pleas, has rendered judgment for the
plaintiff to recover $24s.67 and interest
from July 1, 1891, in the case of W. G..
Cowell, administrator for A E. Gum
against Elizabeth z. r. Doolittls.
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NEW York, June 6.-About 81, 200, 900
in currency was shipped TO banks in Mil
wsukee and Chicago, where there have re-
Gently been troubled with runs.
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VIENNA, June 6.--The Gar has sent the
Sultan of Turkey the queer present of an
album of paintings by frst-rste artists of
all the war ships in the Russian Black Sea
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FULL CONFESSION MADE,

The Robber OF the Bank OF Naples
EIonerates the Cashier from all
Connection with the Crime.
ROME, June e.-Signor Cuciniello and
others have been indicted in this oity for
the alleged embezzlement of 2, 450, 900 lire
from the Bank of Naples. Cuoiniello. who
was manager of the Bank of Naples, and
who was disguised as priest when ar
rested by the police in the latter part of
January on the charge on which he has
just been indicted, has confessed that he
abstrscted the entire sum, which he Is &C.
cused of embezzing, in January last.
In his confession Signor Cuciniello ex-
culpated the cashier from guilty share in
the abstraction of funds
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RED MEN CKLKBRATE.
Fine Time at Hammonassetcs Lodge
Room.

Hsmmonsssett tribe, Independent Order
of Red Men. exemplifed the adoption de-
gree last evening in their wigwan In the
Exchange building. Delegates were pres
emit from Querehaug lodge of Bridgeport,
also a number of brethren from NewYork-
At the banquet which followed, speeches
were made by II. E. Cooper of Wood
bridge, Z. D. Allyn, Prof. A. N. Loomis,
Joseph A. Bromley. B. F. Guyer and 9TH
ers. The lodge will work the hunters de-
gree next Tuesday eyening.
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WASHINGTON, June 6-Comptroller of
the currency has appointed James B.
Ssyles of Milbury. Macs, a national bank
exsmiCer.
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To Listen TO MIR. KEENAN,.

LONDON, June 6-The Society of Friends
of Russian Freedom will entertain George
KEENAN, at Bsrnsrd's Inn hall on Saturday
evening. Mr.. KEENAN, will relate the story
of his visit to Siberia
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NEW YORK, June 6.-Seven Italian stone.
cutters on their way to Quincy, Mass,
were barred to-day at Ellis Island as CON
tract laborers.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

CHICAGO, June 8.-This afternoon the
crowds surrounding the banks diminished
and e measure of onfidence seems to have
been restored to the depositors.
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0dIants.


one Cent n Word each Insertion,
nve cents . Word for q full week,
tseven umea.)
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VIII Guard Against cholera.

LONDON, June 6.-President b. 81. Fow-
Ter of the local government board, stated
in reply to a question in the house Of COM
mons to-day that the officers of the govern
ment would maintain strict watch to pre-
vent cholera from gaining a foothold in
Great Britain.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

Furnished House for Sale.
~ A fortune renting rooms to Yale stu
Ei9 dents, with or without board location
~ and oppor tunities unexcelled. These rooms
and board are in great demand at the highest
prices. The right person with, say, five thousand
dollars cannot fail to make a fortune. 1mmedi-
ate application you lose it. Address
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TOLEDO, June Ga special from De-
fance, O., states that the doors of the De-
fanos Savings bank closed yesterday after
noon shortly before o'clock. This was
done by the assignee, Rolla q. Gleason.
Many of the stockholders did not know
that any such step was in contemplation.
The bank is the strongest In the town and
has paid up capital of $27 600. The assets
will reach not less than $3.50. 600, and the
liabilities are stated at $100, 600.
The Harvard Crew.
BosToN, June 6-The Harvard crew will
go to New London Saturday. Substitutes
and coach are undecided on. The crew Ia
expected to consist of Fennessey, Cum
mings, Vail, Fearing, Davis, Newell, John
son, Burgess.
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A THOROUGHLY reliable swedIfh girl. no.
auon 70 do general work IN private FANNY. are
~ mnsn brighter than the average and viii make
isT its He-p- FOR rsssrs1es sglly a.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
| JUNE7.
sSs sas NOOK ia a''1' H''4 4ss
DEATHS.
HALL-At Chicago, on June 4, of pneumonia,
John Randolph ban, aged IS years.
Funeral services will be held at the residence of
John Hall, wallingford, Conn., on Thur Sd.
HoLTSIh hi city suddenly, Msy ;sIst, Albert
Assi iroa Il. ss'9,' on
oeiocs Ksa1ss sSd friends s
MILLER In this city. June 81, Eugene 8. Miller.
Funeral hom his late residence, 472 Orange
the ccn7enienee Of the family.
MARINE LIST.
xH6e PORT OF NEW HAVEN. S@kS1
Sch John H Plat, French, Norfolk. coal to RI.
Sch James Bsyce, Chambers. Norfolk, coal to
Sch Leander v. Beebe, Beebe, Phila., coal to
RR
Sch O. Q. Lister, Robinson, Georgetown, 8. G.,
Brig Haverlah, Savannah, Ga lumber to -
CLEARED.
n. s.
FOR SALE,
~ nice mare, suitable for family or
3e7 ~ s4o FERRY STREET.
FOR RENT,
@ Two connecting rooms on State street,
II above Chapel, suitable for club rooms or
". offices ; 81 cam heat, hot and cold water.
my9tf Inquire at 1858 STATE STREET.
FOR RENT.
"a One second and one third floor fiat, z
:id rooms each; steam heat; all improve
aps4tf 6S6 STATE STREET.
For Sale or Rent.
- Have just completed two one family
ia cottages, containing rooms each, on Peck
street near Atwater, fronting Clinton
Park; all modern improvements. Call and see
them. WILLIAM KONOLD,
sp4tt 100 Clinton Avenue.
To Rent, at Block Island
A A cottage. close by Mineral Springs, for
s3I the sale OF Ice cream, confectionery, Gu
ksR rios, etc, will be rented for the season to
reliable parties. Address E. e. OSGOOD,
Clerk Spring House,
je7 2tt 1903 Nor.h College, City.
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LAND COMMISSIONERS.

A Chatham Man Appointed by Pres
fdent CIeveland-A Strong Pigott
Man.
CHATHAM, Conn, June 8 William Wall
of this place has received from President
Cleveland his appointment as land commits
sioner. Mr.. Wall is uncle of Representative
Wall of Aiddletown. He was a delegate
to the congressional convention and was a
strong Pigott man. Mr.. Wall is a farmer
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

To Rent, at Block Island
A A cottage, close by Mineral Springs, for
+: the sale OF ice cream confectionery, Gu
ssR rios, etc., will be rented for the season to
reliable parties. Address E. e. OSGOOD,
Clerk Spring House,
lei 2tt 108 Nor,h College, City.
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WANTED

"A NAN % drive retail milk wnron: ROOD
ise, New Haven Branch - -
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Atlas sUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT
staIe OF Montana IN and toe the county Of
!: =: Grutohes. plaintiff, Va. Sidney A. With.
The state Of Montana sends greeting ia thu
above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear In an action
IL s.G sss district ssasas oo yes e. e. ne me f fir.t i nsmaS pa1s; it,is;
Of the state OF Montana, in and for tina county Of
L1eYla Ana Clarke, and to answer the complaint
Med therein, within ten days Exclusive Of tbs
DAY OF servioe) after the service on you Of this
mmo II served within this county: or, e
served out Of this county. hut within hisdlstriot.
Or Judgment BY default will b taken asainstyoa
according to tho prayer Of said Complaint.
lh0 sSiu action iS brought to recover q judR.
ment against You FOR the sum OF six hundred
aoilars. alleged to 30 due On : u nissory
dred dollnrs. and due and payable ak month";
after date and bear ng interest It the rate Of ono
per GENT per month from date. Said note has :
credit endorsed thereon Of TWENTY-FIVE doiIara
paid tept- IS. 1891.
And You are hereby notified that IL ron fail to
required, tho eaid plaintiff will take jndsment
egatnat You Tor tho sum of five hundred and
seyenty-fve dollars. with interest and costs,
GIVEN under my hand and the seal OF the dis.
rict court OF the First judicial district ot tbs
state Of Montana, in and for the
! j ss;i fnl ,.s. III, this i is, a.: ~ ~. g u 5aos; i i:
Court. sishtEun%rsd !, ma ainsty,iSrss.
FL JESSE RIoKER, deputy Clerk.
n u Garland, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SHER!FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands, issued out OF the dis
triee court of the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana. in and tor the county Ut Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit OF John h. Mcrris against
4ig OK mining Conn any, duly attested the 28th
day of jane. A. D. 1873, l have levied upon all
tho right, titls and interest of the eaid zig ,x
Mining COMPANY in and to the following de-
scribed property, situated in 1 ewis and Clarke
county, state OF Montann, viz:
The Gufllow quartz lode mining claim. stu
ate in, Stemple tunorgnnized) mining district.
Lewis Snd Clarke county. state Ut Montana. &C
cording to the notice Of location OF taidq quartz
lode mining claim Of record in book ! of lode
locations, on page 1i6, in the Office Of tho county
recorder Of Lewis and Clarke county,. and the
amended location thereof of record in the Office
of the county recorder Of Lewis and Clarke
county, in book 9 of le5s locations. on page IT,,
Of said reccrls, reference being had to such no.
tices and the records thereof for q full de.crip.
ton of said premises.
Together with all and singular the tene.nents,
hsreditaments and appurtenanees thereunto be-
longing or in anywjss appertaining.
Notice is hereby 4 ven that on friday, tina 4th
day Of August. A. ID. 1898, at the hour of IL o'clock
m. OF said day, at the front door of the court house.
in the c,ty of Helena. county md state
aforesaid. | will sell all the right, title
and interest of the said lag , x Mining +, ompany
in and to the said above described property, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OK July,
A.. D. 1897.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FREE T. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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SnER1rr,s sALE-BY VIRTUE Oh AN Exp

SnERIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands. issued out of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
Helena. Montana. against Northwestern ,iuar.
anty Loan company. duly attested the Sd day Of
July. A: D. 1893. l have levied upon all the
right. title and interest Of the said orth-
to tie following de.oribed properly "1ssty'i situated . I'm n
Lewis and Clarke county, state Of Montana. viz:
Lot number sevon "a. in block ''D.'' Of lietjen
addition to the city Of Helena, in tho county. Of
and block are numt cred and described upon the
official plat Of sid addition on file in the Office
OF the county recorder of the said county Of
9 and Clarke; also. s.portion Of the n. ". \
follows. to- wit: beginning At q point in the line
of the county road at the intersection Of the
right of way OF the Helena and Red Mountain
the said right Of Wy. $50. fact; thence south
easterly at right angles to said right OF way. I25
feet; thence in a souther]y direction. at right
angles to the county road sc feet to a point on
thence along the line of said, county road in =
northcas.erly direction to the place of beginning,
1855 feet. more or less. said tract Of land contain
ing SLIGO of =, acre moro or loss.
ments, hereditamenta and .ppur enances thor0-
unto belonging or in any vice appsrtaining.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
July, A., d. 1893. at the hour of IL O'Clock m OF
cont house.. in he lily 1' q Tsle sas
Montsna. J will sell all the right. title and in.
terest OF the said !Northw estnrn ,iuaranty loan
property. to tho highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this tie eth day Of
CHAs. D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
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MArHEsoN 3 CO..
UNIMPRoyED LOTS.

UNIMPROVED LOTS.
Sd2 per front foot for elegant lots in Cannon
SO Dor front foot Tor so feet ON Benton ave-
nue. In Broadwater addition: 500 down. SO Der
month; electric line so feet distant -
ia per front foot for fine corner 6Ox125 on
Peosta avenue near FentOn
80 per front foot for lot on Ninth avenue COX
40, one block from Electric line.
Saso PIT p. front foot for fins levsllot ON Sparta
go per front foot for elegant level corner lot
two electric lines: one-third down, balance one
who builds.
*18 per front foot for . corner on benton ave-
nue.; easy terms
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
9500-House and lot on Walnut avenue.
355O-HOuse and lot on Sparta street.
$70O-House and lot north Of N. Y. depot.
$l,05Oatxtra we'll built cottage of four rooms
and lot 5Ox140; good well.
1850 -Six-room house on Missonla avenue;
lot s0x15O; $50 down, $25 per month.
Sl,6SO-Finel large dwelling with seven rooms,
pantry. cellar, closets, city water in house, on
feosta near tsnton avenue; 3l00 down, $25 per
sl,0So-Eisht-room dwelling on First street;
800 down.
.$2so0-seven-room dwelling. modern, on east
side. $500 down.
&3.OOO-Ten-room dwelling on Rodney street;
lot 50x20O; $1,000 down.
So. 5N-Hsndsonne modern residence on west
side within five minutes walk from Main street:
ten rooms, bath, furnace; $500 down. $25 per
month.
Eome desirable lots. business and residence. to
exchange for sheep.
MATHEsON d Co..
Gold Block.
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SHERIFF's sALE-CHARLEs D MoLURE,
~ plaintiff, vs.. Corneliu, l.. Vawter ct al,

plaintln, vs.. Cornelius l.. Vawier ct al.
Onder and BY virtue Of an order OF sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the First judicial district of the
state ct Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
s AZ, G C1srke. on the ga day Of June. A. D.
D. hclure. the above named plaintiff. obtained
. judgment and decree of foreclosure and
ss'e against Cornelius L.. Vawter, ct
A., defendants. on the I'D day Of June,
forest, COSTS and attorneys fees. which said decree
was, on the 22d day Of June, A. q. 1893, recorded
in Judgment book No l of said court at page 100.
! am commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces. or parcels Of land situate. lying and being
in tho CITY Of Helena. county Of Lewis and
Clarke; state ot Montana. and bounded and de-
sc!ibed - follows: to wit:
Lots numbered eleven 1) and twelve (l2) in
block numbered thirty three 1882 of the o~risina!
said lots being thirty. tso, foot front on BROAD
way and one hundred (1OO) feet in depth, the
said promises being ON the northwest corner Of
lroadway and Warren streets. and known as the
Nero hants Hotel. PROPERTY"
hereditaments and appurtenanccs Including
steam heating plant, electric light plant boilers,
engines, fittings, bar and office counters and fix
tures) thereunto belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
Public notice 10 hereby. given. that ON Non
day. the oath day Of July, A. D.. 1893. At IL
O'Clock m. of that day, at the front door of the
court house. Helena Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will. In obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property. or 60 much thereof no may
DO necessary to satisfy eaid Judgment. with in
Tor cash IN hand.
Given under my hand. this Cd day of July.
CHARLES D. CURTIA Sheriff.
bJ FRED r Hoss. Under sheriff.