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~REORGANIZED SAINTS.
who Claim 10 $50 the OriCinal and Genu-
Inc Sort Of MormonA.

who Claim Ia le the Original and Genu-
Inc Sort Of MormonA.
LoMANl. Iowa, April THE worlds gem
erhl annual conference OF tho ~kcorgAnixcd
Church of Jesus Christ Latte Day Saints
assembled here Yesterday. with about 900
representatives and delegates present.
Joseph Smith, son OF Joseph Smith. foundes
of tho Mormon church, was chosen to pre-.
side, and w. w. Blair. counselor, associate
president. Tbs forenoon session was con-
sumod with speeches by Joseph Smith, w.
w. Blair; A. W.. smith. president OF tho
quorum Of twelve; James Coffall, member
Of the quorum OF twelve; II. j. Anthony,
president OF the seventy; Charles Derry,
president Of the high vriestA and Bishop E.
l.. Kelley.
These people claim to be representatives
and successors of ths original Mormon
church and are engaged in An important
legal action for the recovery from the
present oooupanta Of the temple lot at 1n-
dependence, Mo: They allege tina. all
property and rights of the original church
belong to them. Th afternoon session
was taken mp with the reading of the church
secretary and recorders report, aud the re-
ports Of the ministry. The recorders re-
ports how an inc ease In membership in
the last year OF over Z, 900. the greatest In
crease the reorganization over had. The
reports OF the ministry show a bright out
look and generally breathe q hopeful tone.
There was preaching at night by Elder
Thomas Doty. of California. A meeting
for prayer was held this morning.
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A c QUESTION.
Dine Hal Boon Reached by tho Court o
Arbitration.

Ono Has Boon Reached by tho Court OF
arbitration.
PANS, April flames q. Carter con-
tinued. before the Boring sea court Of arbi-
,tration to-day, his reply to Sir Charles
Russell's plen for admission TO evidence Of
the British supplementary report of the
Boring seq commission. II was obvious, he
said. that The question at issue is = crucial
one for arbitration. II the contention of
Great Britain IL sustained 10 must follow
that the question Of regulation, which the
United States regarded Of prime impor-
lance, Ia relocated to second place. Reply
ing to Carter. Sir Charles Russell said that
in 1890 there was a discussion concerning
rights and damages. Since then. however,
the question of regulation had disappeared
as a separate subject Of consideration, and
all questions were handled together In sub
sequent negotiations. The court adjourned
until Tuesday. when IL will hold a secret
session. On Wednesday the proceedings
will again be open to the public.
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CHERRIES sALF.-THE THOMAS CRUISE
- Savings Bank. plaintiff. W. sArah r. Guth-
RE, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, de

CHERIFF's sALF:-THE THOMAS CRUISE
~ Savings Bank. plaintiff. W. snrah r. Guth-
RE, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis. de
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of tho
district court OF the First judicial district OF the
and Clarke. ON tho nth day of march. A. D.
1879. in the above entitled action. wherein The
Thomas Cruise Savings Bank. the above named
foreclosure and sale against Sarah 7. Guthrie,
William Guthrie, and Thomas Travis. defend-
IN; in.s ss ON t .; s sts da q. q tes 1dssm iDte,e a; D. eo ,ssS; . iSi
attorneys fees. which said dccree was on the sth
day Of Deoembs.; A.; p ls9,. recorded in iudg-
/ am commanded 10 sell all those certain lots.
pieces or parcels Of land. situate. lying and being
N the county of Lewis and Clarke. state OF
Lot number fifteen u.s. in block number five
ny ,hs s aaa 81 si't He Is1oI n Mo int !, 9l,s'b bain ssw siaato
three and one-hnlf (Ba,s) feet front on Spencer
street. commencing at tho southern boundary
u rec and one-ha.f (63,iI feet: thence one hmm
dred 400 feet to = boundary line again; thence
west one hundred and sixteen and eighteenth.
certain parcel Of land fronting on Davis and
Spencer streets, eleven and ~one-tnlf u1h) feet
side I'i' q an s.i ii' iot mum nnm iar H fiii'aen 49, 81 'n Also o0I lot
number eighteen lb) In block number one u) of
Joseph Cox addition to tho city Of Helena, "a said
70 huu DOCK AFRO numbered, uoslRnAteu. AIu De
scribed upon the official plat OF said addition on
flo in tho Office of ths county recorder OF Lewis
and Clarke county, in which the said premises
are situated.
To.ethor with all and singular the tenemants,
hereditAments and nppurtenances tharountO be-
longing or In any wise app 'r;aiplng.
Public notice Ia hereby given that on Jhursdny.
the 9Th day Of April. A. d. 1898. ut II o'clock
a., OF that day, at tho front door Of tho court
tans, ! will, in obsdianoe to raid order OF snle
and decree OF foreclosure and sale. sell tho
ABOVE oeseribed property. or 40 much thereot
WIN interest and costs, to the highest and bost
A. l.. 1899.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By +. T. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Dock Laborers Again Out.

LONDON. April TAT Hull to-day striking
union dock laborers, BY threats, succeeded
In drying OF the n%on-union men from
working on all vessels except the Monte
bello. There they met stubborn resistance
and a general fight ensued. Finally the
non-unionists were driven OF n the
strikers attempted to capture tho steamer.
The police interfered aud after another hot
fight drove tho mob of strikers from the
dock, but they then attacked the building
in which the offices OF the s~hipowners' fed
Grafton are located with stones. Another
fight with the police resulted and the mob
scattered. Groups along the water front
were still in ugly humor. however. and the
authorities. in anticipation of further trou.
BILE, asked military aid. The lockers
union issued a call to the unions Of Lon
don. Liverpool. and elsewhere. to assist in
the Eight against the shipping federation.
The entire shipping trade Is at a standstill.
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SnER1FF,s sALE-yY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS

SHERIFF'S sALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS
~ c1' cution in my hands. issued ont Of the dis
state Of Montana. in and for the county q LOWS
rgninst Max Joyanoyic. duly nttested the I'd
day Of March. A. D.. 1893. ] hnve levied upon all
tho right, title and interest OF tho said MAJ Jo-
vanoy Q, in and to tho following described prop
orty, situated In Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAnn. viz:
Ihe Matthias quartz lode mining claim, In lry
Gulch unorganized mining district, in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and state Of Mon
tann. ns the same appears of record in the ofiico
of the county rseo.aer Of said county aud state.
ther description reference 10 hereby made.
Iovcther with all and singular tho tens-
meuts. hore iitAmsnts and appur enances there
unto b,i' nrinE or In any WIN arp.rtainins:
Notice il hereby given that on the nth day OF
fprI- A. d. 1895 at the hour Of IL o'clock m Of
said day. at the front door OF the court house,
in tho city of Holcnn. said county and state. 1
will soil all the right. title and interest of the
raid Max Jovanovic in and | otne enid above do
scrihod property. to tho highest bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this. tho 2ist day Of
CHAs. D.. CURTIS. shori2
FRED T.. Hoss. Under Sheriff
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NOTICE TO co.owNER.-To O.. c. RIM
~ ksr. your heirs executors. administrators
and assigns:
Yon arc hereby notified that Mark Brayerton
sai Il. ". Stevenson. Of Jefferson county. Mon
t tan your CO. owners have, in asco,danse WITH
in labor and Improvements upon the
Gold and Limestone placer mining claim
situated in Jefferson county: state aSi
y Of tbs 81. and the So y Of tho sW X Of
rec !, and the N u Of tho N y of the NV 4 Of
the Me y: and the N X OF the N v Of the NE 4
of Foo O. Ip ON. RS west, containing one hun.
drod and thirty acres, the sum Of ono hundred dol-
lars for the purpose Of representing and hold
ending Dec 81, 1892. and unless you contribute
or cause to DO contributed, your respective pro-
lows. thi,ty-three and one-third dollars, to-
within 90 days after the servioe Of this notice By
publication upon you. Jour said interest in the
eboyo placer mining claim will be forfeited and
become tho property OF the undersigned as pro-
yided in section 1884. Revised Statutes Of the
United States.
MARK BEAVERTON.
H. W. STEVENSON.
Fret publication Jan. Is. 1893
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DISAGREE.
So Their Council Splits Into Two Fac
tiOns.

~ OoNSAA SpAAS AuNo THCs
lions.
NEW YORK, April disqualification in
the National Council of State Boards of
Health reahlted this morning in a separate
meeting of representatives Of states in the
Mississippi valley, who believed 1t impossi-
BILE to handle the matter of cholera insr &C.
ton under a uniform system for the whole
country. At to-day's meeting fifteen
states we're represented, covering the terri
tory from Minnesota to Louisiana. and from
o to eastern Pennsylvania. Strong res
o%lutions were passed.. especially in view OF
the temperance OF cholera In kussis, ask
ing that the surgeon general of the marine
hospital service make a thorough investiga-
ton into the state Of affairs in Russia, and,
If the facts justify, to ask the presidents 10
prohibit immigration from that country in
whole or part. The marine hospital serv.
ice is also asked to maintain severe inspec.
ton Of trade and traffic and keep it uI
year after year. as long as necessary, and
to institute a system of immigrant inspec-
tion similar to the service of 1882.
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DEPARTMENT BOARD STATE PRISON
Commissioners. Helena. Mont. March 20

1910.
Tho board Of state prison commissioner here
by in vites sealed proposals for tho care, keepinS
clothing. feeding. maintaining and furnishing
medicines md medical attendance of ali persons
confined in tho state prison at deer / odse, Mon
tana Each proposal shall specify tho CON pen-
sAtion per day Tor each prisoner for a period of
two () years.
Tho proposals. mnst conform to tho provisions
of the statutes now in force Ia relation to the
caro- and keeping. OF c~onvicts. the Jules and
Regulations for tho government OF tho Men.
tann etate Prison and tho provisions OF this
notice.
Ono Of tho conditions of each bid mu,t Ia IN
ths effect that the bidder releases all right and
claim to the clothing. wearing apparel and bed
ding OF each prisoner at the ex EXPIRATION of tho COR
tract. All bidders can obtain from tho CLERK OF
the board a list Of tho clothing and a de,crintion
of the food required each day for ths prisoners.
All proposals. must DO accompanied by a certi-
nod check In the sum of ono thousanI TAI ONll
dollars and endorsed: Ed for kesning Ard
maintaining prisoners ut tho state Prison With
tho name o. tho bidder endorsed upon the an
velopr, and delivered to tho clerk Of Tho h,srd
on or lefota April 20. 1888.
Tho board reserves the right to nominate and
appoint the modica' attSndant FOR tho stats
prison. and 10 reject any and all bids.
j. y. hICKARDS.
H.. J HASKELL.
a.. L. iOTWITT.
Members of tho Board OF State Prison Commis-
6iolers.
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An Opinion of Two speeches.

LONDON, April I'm reviewing and COM
parlne the speeches Of Phelps and Sir
Charles Russell. the Paris correspondent OF
the Daily News says: ut struck me-. in
listening to Phelps pleadings. that under
cover Of attacks on the treaty Of arbitra-
ton, there was a great deal meant to tell
against the party that agreed to il At the
White house. Sir Charles Russell argued
that this Is not a case for sticking closely to
legal technicalities, but one for looking
into the intentions Of those who signed the
treaty. Both statements md counter
statements. he said. contained q series of
dispositions which would not be valid either
in England or the United States as proofs.
All evidence of this sort would be inadmA-
sible if the case had to be decided on purely
technical grounds, instead OF according to
natural laws of equity and international
considerations of Justice"
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NOTlCE OF SALE OF REAL ~EBTATE.-NC-
=, tice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order Of the district court Of the county of
ter Of the estate of Alice. v elch. deceased. the
will sell at private ealo. to the ,higheat bidder:
for cash, and subject to confirmation, b., said
district court, on or after Saturday, the va Gay
estate Of tho said Alice Nelch at the time Of her
death. and al the right, title and interest that
wise. acquired other than or in addition to that
Of the said Alice WEIGH at the time of her daath:
in and to all that certain lot, pieco or parcel Of
BOUNDED and described as follows; to VIZ;
at aHt 1n% to the Sc, city g Il I ia ale n1seh as r. san. an M ios and
block are numbered designated and deecrlbed
IN the plat. Of said Mauldin addition. en- file in
Of Lewis and Cake.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash. Deed at
nnpsDs 81 any q, p eims ai'ei 9 9ha first as 1 pnbiios %ia5 o of
thus notice end before, tho making OF sale: oil
bid' and offers must be in writing and ley at
bio k, in Helena. Lewis and Clarke count. or
delivered to the undersiensi personally. or filed
in the 0f''' OF the CLERK bS # Il d s. WEIGH.
Administrator of the estate Of Alice Welob. de-
Dated March 81. 1893,
CUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district Of tho state OF
Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
:Minnie Nightingale. plaintiff. We. William
Nightingale. defendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required t. appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court OF the First judicial district
OF the state OF Montana, in and FOR the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed tliSrein, within ten days. exclusive OF the
day Of s~ervice) after the service on you of this
IL served within this county: or, It
served out OF this county. but within thisdlstriot
within twenty days: otherwise within forty Gays.
or Judgment by default will ,bo taken againstyon
according to the prayer Of said complaint
Iho SAID action /. brought to OBTAIN . divorce
and dissolution Of the bonds Of mAtrimony hero.
tofore and now existing between defendant and
this plaintin upon the ground that defendant
has committed adultery subse Quent to such mar
riage; and upon the further ground that defend
ant has been guilty of extreme cruelty towar de
this plaintiff.
And You are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, a. above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply to tho court
for tho relief demanded In the said complaint
and for costs.
Given under my hand and the seal of the. dis
trict court of the First Judicial district Of the
state of Montana, in and for the
49,, county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this nth day OF March, In the
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord ono thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three.
-@ JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By JESS NICKfR, Deputy Clerk.
ia. Carter. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Real Failure In Macrschnum.

NEW York. April 7.-Fredsrick Kalden-
berg, n Of the leading mon in the meer-
schaum, pipe trade. made an assignment
without preference to Henry c. Fuller to-
day. The factory ia valued at $34O, 900 and
encountered by $l1h.O 600 in mortgages.
Kaldenberg could not be found to-day to
learn how much he 10 involved. It was cur
rently reported that his contingent liahili-
ties as endorser would probably amount to
$3.50, 600. His affairs are involved SO much
that 1t will require some time to %straighten
them out. In December last he made a
statement showing assets of about 81. 900, :
600, liabilities of $685., 900. and a surplus Of
1861, 900.
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More About Chicago Water.

LONDON, April THE special report TO
the Lance on the condition of Chicago d.
lates on the ~vi.eness of the river and
points out the dangers of using the river as
q big sewer, but says samples of drinking
water from hydrants in various parts OF the
city failed to reveal the presence OF sew
age, though there was some vegetable mat
ter, and it is recognized hat while the
water furnished is quite as good as that of
London, for perfect safety it should FIRST
be boiled and filtered, and to use water
cooled with ice, as in Chicago, Is very bad.
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westward. She showed no signals indicAt-
Ing that she needed any assistance. Shc
she reported having broken a shaft, bus had
made repairs and hooded no help. She has
been making very slow timc aimee. aud y
seems probable that with the strain and
rough weather the shafk may have boon
broken again. She has about = thousand
passengers abard.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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H. q. Hspner. Attorney for Ss' Piain At '"'

ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
"a court Of Helena township. state of Montana.
county OF Lewis and Clarke, befoFe A. q. Vo-
taw, jnstice Of the peace,
{. p. schermerhorn and 3. G. West, co-part-
nars - tchsrmerhurn h West, plaintiffs vs..
Thomas 9. Stephens, defendant,
! DO state OF Montana to the above named do
You are hereby summoned to be- and appear
before me. A.. @. Votaw. . Justice of tho peacs in
and for the county. Of. Lewis ana Clarke. At my
office in Helena. Within tan days after the COM
wit, after April II, 1864, then and there to make
answer TO the complaint Of Schermerhorn Il
ton to recover the sum OF TWENTY-FIVE and 50-1OO
dollars. for balance duo for gooNa. wares and mer-
ohandise sold and delivered to defendant by
plaintiffs; at his special instAnce and. request,
during the year 1857. and In default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against you, thomas
Q. Stephens. the above nAmod defendant. for the
sum OF twenty-five and $1,000 dollars and costs
IL this behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
A. u, 1893, A. C. NOIAW,
Justice of the Peace.
Fl. 8 Hepnsr. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Picked Ont OF tho Sea-.

LEwEs. Del. April THE fishing
schooner Laughing Water arrived at the
breakwater this morning. having on board
twelve men. the survivors of the fishing
schooner Genesta. of Gloucester. Mass.
which capsized this morning in a squail
off Barnegal. Six men were drowned.
names nre Hastings. Clarke. But
Ter, two brothers named Doane, and Nc
Kenzie.
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TUTr's PILLS effective in results.
The Two Evangelical, F,c,,o,S

FREEpoRT. ILL.,, April The conference
of the Dubbs faction adopted n resolution
declaring continued adherence to the faith
and doctrine of the Evangelical church.
declaring the independence or the Esher
faction. and appointing Il committee 70
confer with a committee of Esherites as
20 the possession Of the church property,
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No Change of Flag Allowed.

San FRASc1sco, April The Hawaiian
consul general has been notified by the pro-
visional government that, nntil further no.
tice, no foreign vessel will be allowed TO
change her flag and registry to Hawaiian.
1t is understood that some foreign vessels
have contemplated that move with the view
of annexation.
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NOTICE OF DIssoL U1IoN OF PARTNER
Az ship.-Eotics Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the un-
lroeh 4 Lindner. is thi. day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Mr.. J. p. Lindner is authorized to
collect and receipt for all outstanding accounts.
j. II. TROEH,
j. p. LlNDNER.
Dated at Helena. Mont, April 6, 1893.
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Indemnity Money Received.

OTTAWA, Ont. April Tt is understood
that the government has received by cable
from England the sum awarded by the i'm
perial government to British Columbia
s%ealers for losses sustained by them being
excluded from Berina sea during the seal
ing season of 1891. The indemnity
amounts to about 800, 900. It will psoba-
bly, be distributed through the collector of
customs at Victoria.
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Run Down in a Gale.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April THE cause of
the sinking of the sultan's steamer, which
was reported a day or two ago. WAS a COL
lision during a gale with an admiralty
steamer. The sultan's steamer was cut
own and sank. The number drowned was
ffty-four. The most of them were servants
at the palace.
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Political Tension In Sc, via.

VIENNA, April 7.-Privats advices from
Servia indicate that the political tension is
extreme. Revolution Ia believed to be i'm
minent. Regent Rietich ia reported to
contemplate resigninR. The radicals are
abstaininR fion all participation in the
proceedings OF the skuptshtina.
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Cure for 2yphus Fever,

BAN LUIS PoTos1, Mex, April THE
typhus fever epidemic in this city ia rapidly
decreasing. This is largely due to the dis
covery of an Invaluable specific for the dis.
ease. The new remedy is a tea made from
the huachili plant.
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Spreading and Gaining in Power,

BuENos AYREs, April THE revolt in the
province of Catamarioa Is spreading and
gaining power. Within the last few days
several encounters between government
troops and insurgents we're reported. Many
were killed in the field on each side md all
prisoners shot. The insurgents recaptured
the railways. The government is sending
out moro troops to protect state property.
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BuokIeu's Arnios sAlve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, ChRpped Hands. Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no money required. Il
. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale BY II. d. Parchen d Co
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LAS 0uMMONH-IN THE JUNTlCEB
court OF hslcna township, state Of Montana
county OF 4 owls and Clarke, before A, Z, Vo.
tAW. tuatico of tho leaeo
Jamea WHlkor aud John Walker. co-psrtnsrs
phCns, defendant. F
M state Of Mountains to the above named do.
PENDANT. greeting;
You arr hereby summonel To he and appear
poipEo ne, q. /. . vot.w, = j%nstloe. Of the peace IN
ana Tor tho county Of l-ewis. amt Clarke. At my
Office In Helena. within ten dsys. after the comb
piatton ut the publication OF this tummons, TO
wit, after April II. isaa, then and thsre to mako
answer to tho csn,plAiat Of Walker Bros. tho
above named pla!ntiifs, In . ciyil action to ro-
balance dne for EueA. wNrss and merchandise
sold and delivered to defendant, BY plaintiffs, At
his special Instance aud request during the
yosr lsy2, and ~ default shsrsof Judgment viii
20 rcndo ID against you, Thomas q stephens.
cxpendsd.
Giyen under my hand this 18th day OF March.
a. u. lSS8. A.. G.. VOrAW.
Juetico of tho Peace.
III. A.. HAnnee Atfo,unv o.. DI.ictiH.