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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09
1898.
Harper's Bazaar.
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HARFER'S BAZAAR is n journal for tho homo.
II gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions. and its numerous illustrations, Paris
designs, and Iattern-sheet supplements are in
dispensable alike to the home dress-maker and
the professional modiste. No expense is spared
,maksit artistic attractiveEess of the highest
order. Its bright stories, amusing comedies,
and thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes. and its
las page is famous a, a budget of wit and
Guided which is Of interest to women. The
Serials for 1888 will be written by Wa ter Besant
and Edna Lya!l. thristine Ierhnne Herrick will
let" Grace King. Olive Ihorne Miller. and Cam
dace Wheeler will DO frequent contributors.
Tho work of women in the Columbian EXPOSE
tion will be fully represented with many Illus
t~rations. r. W. Higginson. in Nv omen and
Mon" will please a cultivated audience.
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, who has been very
Lewistown.

LEw1sFowN. Jan. 8.-[Spselal. Ia chi
nook has melted the NOW 20 that wagons
are used in place of sleiRhs.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Bank of Fergus county was held last
Monday. The officers were re-elected and
the condition of the bank seems to be pros
porous.
Tho county officers were sworn in last
Monday, and they all have their Offices at
the court house now.
School begins on Monday, the 9th, and
Mrs. Oscar Helsin9 takes the room that
Miss Place. now Mrs. U. F. Hawk, pre-
sided over.
The sidewalk in front of the Lewistown
hotel has been lowered to the level of the
rest of tho walk. and the bow window has
been removed, altogether q great improve
mont.
II is said that the Spotted Horse mino
has been sold to eastern parties and work
will be resumed there on a large scale soon.
The ladies Of Lewistown are endeavorinR
to have their county represented IN the
Montana exhibit, and their efforts should
be aided by every ono who can give any
assistance.
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1898.
Harper's Weekly.

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America. 1t Occupies q position between that
of the hurried daily newspaper and that of the
less timely monthly magazine. 1t includes both
literature and news. and presents with equal
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account Of its very complete ,eries of ~iiIustra-
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LIVE TOWNS
OF MONTANA.

KALIspELL. Jan. 6.-l6pecial. lon Sat
urday afternoon Dsc. Slst, the Whole city
was shocked BY the suicide OF Charles No
Creary. He was . young man known and
loved by all. The burial took place Mon
day. Nearly all che citizens were at the
funeral services, which were held in the
Presbvterian church. Rev. I. Il. Dickey.
pastor OF the Episcopal church. odaeisted.
The A. O. q. w. and the members OF the
ire department turned out in . body to do
honor TO their fellow member. II was an
-unexpected ending to the holidays and cast
The Conrad National bank moved into
its new bank building the last Of the week.
The new hotel. ''Grand Central" 10 open
for business under the management OF Ed
Hicks, who will spare no pains to make
his guests feel at home.
s., Lannan has returned from q trip TO
the K~eotenai country and Spokane. He has
arranged to build = boat to run on kootenai
river and lake. He will use the machinery
now in the Crescent which formerly ran on
Flathead lake.
The Richards Bros. have purchased three
lots, corner Second avenue west and First
street, and will at once commence excavat-
ing for q large hotel. which they will build.
Ed. Hawkins, James Considene n d. j.
Kelly, all three railroad men, who have
been laid mp for injuries received in the
pUxxVI A0ASV , 0ASyS -
will soon be out again.
j. r. Van Glove Of the Great Northern
railway 10 in st. Paul visiting friends.
The Wilson outfit have been held to the
grand jury. They will be taken TO Mis-
d. w. Duvall and Miss Josie Edge were
married Christina day.
Kalispell was completely isolated from
the rest OF the world during the past week.
Owing to snow slidss. wrscks. etc.. no mail
arrived or departed for nearly i've days.
town." and will take place Jan. 10. The
boys have been fortunate in securing the
large store occupied by the Kalispell Mer-
camille company. that firm being ready to
move into their new quarters. The three
companies will parade in full uniform dur
ing the afternoon. drawing the now hose
carts and hook n ladder truck. The
hrsmen are taking great interest in their
work, and ~ everyone 10 interested in fre
protection. they are very sucoessfal in dis
posing Of tickets for the dance.
suffered . relapse and has been quite low
again. He 10 . little better at present writ
Mrs. G. NJ. Hudaksz, who has been very
III. Marsh il visiting his brother here.
Several of Kalispsll's nonied men have
bonded the Merrill group of mines located
near Kaslo, b. @. The orc 10 considered
very rich, and it 10 thought by mining ex-
perts one OF the best prospects in the
northwest.
The local papers did themselves proud in
their New Year iSsue. in writing up the pro-
grsss Of the city and the Flathead valley
during the year.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage free to all subscribers in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
From the Daily. Ss,t. ~.

Jack Burnett. formerly IL Zeigcr's cor
n"r aud lately IL Pages At Gallup, IL At
IA" European
Real estate agents rr.port All increased
number II calls fnr houses. The demand
usually commences about September 10Th
IL each year
Leroy. Z-igcr'S hig horse. and II trav.
rlcr, will l." at Dallas, Texas. IN the
races and driven 10y Mr. Hipkl-y. about
Octnh-r 10
u, r. Carrick pr-siient II the Gallup
Coal Company which WAS merged into
III. Crcsceu, Coal Company. liz in tn,
city frum Pueblo
W. A, Sanders, manager IL the Eluit-
able Life Insurance company for New
Mexico aud Arizona. was called To Chica-
~ last week aud will return early next
week
Chas. Maussri. wife and daughter,
Miss Pearl. will leave for the Worlds
FAR when the clouds break away. They
intended Ia ~ ,his morning. but the
wASh. outs prevented.
Bradstr'.is agency reports the failure
II Brown Il Smith, restaurant, and Union
Club company at Jerume. Arizona, The
dissolution ~ Mitchell n Buell.. grocers
at Cerrillos, ia notesl, r. " Mitchell con-
tinuing tn" businras. Failures In the
!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Tn" qu"-'i"n II securing water On the
mesa "Ar, IL the city doesn't seem Ia hr
such II formidable On. AZ IL was n few
years age. At that time IL was supposed
that in "rlcr Ia rec, ~ water thrr''. wells
would have To lie sunk Ia depth lower
than TIA. h,-d ~ IA. Rio Grand" river.
This summer, however, there have
been nj lcas, tire" wells sunk uI there
aud u plentiful supply II the pur.S,
water wac obtained nj hut little more
than one hundred feet, With g""i well
aud wlrd mill five acres II orchard
may he irrlgat,-i. and IL some extensive
irrigation rn,.rpriH- is not inaugurutd Ia
reclaim the attractive mesa during the
next 'w" or three years, owners III land
Their" will dig wells, and each content
him-"lf IN the cultivation - a few acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Death or Ces. nyser~es.

At nine o'clock On Tuesday evening,
September ~, at Las Cruces, W. r. Ry.
nerson died. The details of his death are
meAgre The Las Cruces Democrat says
that in the forenoon on that day Colonel
Rynsrson suffered from vertigo, but raj
h~i and attended a meeting of the board
II regents II the Agricultural College, oi
which he was n member.
Colonel Rynerson came Ia New Mexico
with the California volunteers during the
rebellion. and after the close ~ hostilities.
settled At Las Cruces. where he married
He was . native II Kentucky and q man
II strong b"dy and mind. Ia all the l.
pnrtant affairs IL New Mexico the past
twenty years, Col Ry n.rrnn bore lead.
ing and honorable part, and on many oc-
casions was honor,-i by his fellow citizens
with positions Of honor and trust. Al the
time u his death b. war treasurer ~ tn.
bwri II regents Of the AZ agricultural col.
lege at Las Cruces, an institution he was
largely instrumental In securing for tina,
town.
Las Cruces, in fact the whole territory.
has suffered n severe loss by the death oi
Col, RynerS"u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Frank oury's murderers have br-n
positively identified, according Ia worl
received by n. a. sAmAniego.
tn" three Of them arc Mexican citizens.
aud have bsen hanging around Arivaca
for some time, They called Curry by
name during the ARRAY, indicating they
knew the lay II the land. One Of them
has a wife At Arivaes, wher she Is nov
staying,
aThe party slspt two miles from Arivaca
the night Of tho murder. They are now
believed W he in hagdAlsna, aud can
probably be captured daring tho feas,
there, -Tucsoa Citissn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

small let's II the fall clip have come in
AMI arr sinw.i ON commission. there be-
ing no immediate sales.
In few days large quantities will lie
coming in with n prospect Of early re-
turns.
OF this spring clip there ia one 10, Of
10000 pounds stored IN this vicinity, br-
-'i"s several other lo,s placed in storage
for n rising market.
w"pl is moving In the eastern markets.
AMI mArk.d advance Ii ho,ssi for IN
le~s than thirty days, The markets will
he watched ol,%rly from this time for
wAri
A prnminen, Boston wuol merchant In
in nwn and his movements will be-
scanned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
VIII Not Arrive To. lsay .

Enquiry AT the office ~ the Atlantic A
Pacific railrad led Ia the statement that
recent kilograms fum u. b. Robinson.
vie. president II the santa Fe. dated at
Chicago, do nu, indicat. that he will
leave that city for u trip over III.
santa fe system until early mex, month.
and that the frequent stops incidental 10
such trip will no, admit II his reaching
this city until about the 10th IL October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Ahaut asrtdaes.

Early last week Contractor Drury and
party " seven men returned fr',m i;uN'l-
A'uI-'. on th" Rin purrco. Sornr - the
men S,opred ri B-rnalillo. their home
The bridge constructed at GuWlaluIr,
which is ~ miles northw.s, II lIrrnalillo.
is ~ feet long and was put W by day
work, this being considered the cheapest
mrthui. This bridge il "nc II the hes,
in the north II the county.
Yesterdays trouble a, the Barelas
bridge was unavoidable. Mr.. Drury,
who is assisted by Harry Webb, A. ID.
johnson and ten others, hal false work
IN g"h shape. and never for momen,
anticipated a rise anything like tina,
which rushed through from midnight I'M
I'll no,n. The rise was three fee, ut most,
and by six oclock in the evening q fall ID
one fom was not.d. To-day the regular
state IL things exist and work will pro-
ce.$i. though n weeks time will bs los,
by reason Of the wiping ont Of one span
None ~ the new timbers were lost, a
these the men secured by ropes. During
the high water the men found II neces.
sary 10 wade waist deep In order 10 pros.
ecute III. work. The bridge will lie clos.
ell Ia traffic until Nov /. when Mr.
Dury will have completed the repairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

This afternoon AT one o'clnck one spar
II the county bridge acroSa IN. Rio
GrAnd-, JUS, south Of this city, washed
away Contractor Drury was making
repairs on the bridge and the span wash.
ed away WAS being supportsSi by false
,imber~, The sudden rise IN the river
made the stream . raging torrent. and
the whole span was SweI, ~ before II
could be- strengthened, This will entail
a heavy loss on the county, and cuts oil
ali communication with the ives, side u
the river Tor some time 10 come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
speiax We'll "a Gai,ss.

Mr., Edward l.. Watkins, 81 the firm If
Phelan Il Watkins, arrived in town from
Albuquerque on Monday mornings train.
and is now hard al work supplying their
numerous customers with choice beef and
everything pertaining Ia first class
meat market, Mr.. Watkins hal been
east fnr the past two months mingling
among h"et Il Missouri friends. His
wife and ron will Sonn join him herr.
then the genial III will lie RICH, at home.
-GleAnrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Echoes or the Fasr,

Subscribers who have not paid will
please call AT the s.'crrtAry'r Office aud
li1uhA,e. Something like $500 Of III,
s2,iOO subscribed is ye, due.
Persons u whom premiums ar. du,
will find checks awaiting them at Mr.
Me'calrS office in the Armijo building.
These who have accounts against the
fair association will get a settlement Al
once by handling in their bills. The M.
H"ciation desire Ia wind up affairs i'm,
m'SiiAtely,
There will he god cleanup when al
money In in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

coun, II the Chinese question, aud a.
mly rccntly cur present chief magis-
,ra,r Was alan thus complim-nted In
une hurs. town " Texas m sccoon, ~
his attitude IN the silver question. I have
come Ia luok upon this methal IL revenge
ss low AMI c,wariiy one AMI unworthy
a. IT, prac,ic-i In an enlightened cUun.
try.
I should me-, have written this CON.
munication hut for the las, four lines In
the article which read;
This will probably have the effect II
making the merchants inor' careful in tn.
fu,ur', ~ they have hal things their own
way in the past"
Very refreshing in,ieesl' should think
they will hr murr car-ful' I have h~.n
lThind ~" ruun,rr f,r years auh worked
Tor ,lifrrn, tirms AMI have ye, Ia learn
snap Judgment on one Of his custom.
err Tor debt. Aud as q business Glars
challenge anyboiy 10 provc n more lcni'
ant class ~ business men Ia their custom
era than those tina, supply the public
with their necessities or wants from I've
hind the counter; and II IN = we'll known
fnr, that when seanons " famine ar de
,,r'nskn render u impossible for sh-i
customers IA square up their account
the merchants run themselves into deb
"a carry" them through " = bette
ecasnn. As Ia workingmcn. they are in
variably extended a crc,ii until thei
employers Jay themi and know tbs
the guarnishcr law " M, rcaurted 10 au
I'll the M. ant In convinced he In bein
, beaten.
No doubt Mr.. BlumenthAl made n mil
take in demanding. ar rather. su.ing, q
, any NOR. than Mr., Saunders had agree
Ia Jay him. bu, ,hi. was u busine,
matter M between two men. and In n
tuo small \ matter f,r two hundrvi me
a. make n demonstration. and some fello
signing himself u. has an article pul
lSh~l which II II shows anything |,
= onl, that Blumenthal los, his guHlr NJ
other I.a"plr r-joic,si over II.
p Yours for justice and fair play.
II II. GLK.s"S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
A aasias.. ssaAsnItx.

c. l.. Bishops retail grocery store wa,
closed last night on attachment suits In.
stituted by W. NJ. Berger. Mr.. Bishop,
II appears, owes Mr.. Berger $500, and
the latter 10 on his paper as endorer for
some SLIGO, hut the latter Ia not yet due.
Mr.. Berger sets forth In his affidavit tina,
he was induced through misreprsenta-
ton and fraud IN lend his credit to Mr..
Bishop. Mr.. Bishop empbatically denies
this, and will. II Ia understood. give a
forthcoming bond 10 the sheriff. recover
his stock and institute . counter suit for
damages. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

entitled tn = ticket. which they can d,s
puer II =, their opium. During the hoh
day s-Asnn, or I-,ssibly no, until early ~
January. the club will give another con.
cert The pr~a-n, ufRc-rr air &. &. Hall.
president; u " Ives, vie" president, ,
James : Smith. secretary r. l. Wash.
burn. ti~asurr; Edwin Hurt, librarian
] T. Duruy, header The Activr mcm.
bers include the following u. II Bul.
irk. & l. Bsrr. &. v llhgu. n.
Brrwu. Hugh Morrison. Roh smell. VI.
% wu.tk"r. huald Strung. Fred New.
man. u " Ives, G,urgr Su.lI, Harry
pickarl AMI G. N Doyle, nu.-i Edwin
Burt, Elmer l. washburu, g 81 Mont.
gumrry, Frank fAriuArsuu. FRANK L"r.
rho~ A Pan. ~ W Johnston, " jay
Stone. A u McUsfry, r \ Maynard,
Jas. \. Smith. The Wright aud VI =
lA~marRis, bAsSns ~ th" Ahuvr the
la, nhtn,,l removed to- Lac Vegas anil
Mr. Muiahry II having vacation IN ia,
EASTERN states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
HsiIatsE Notes

VIM. tuil,sinn'H two s'ns dHl the Ilar-
,rriuy IT the baptist church; h.l-uu n
Go. pa, ~ the plumbing. ftar"un" \
&" ind the Stone work. hsih n Go. dh
the hrick work. Mawl"ll jr- pat ~ the
tin work. and Miller Ir,- II ChlrAg",
the galvanized iron works
The plast"iing " the rlrgnn, dwelling
II u S,hust"r. SNth aud KomA. will
u" completed this nn"rn~ru, And the
carpenters Will then h-gn "u the in,r-
r,"r finishing work Str"ug& li"--''ld"n,
III" contractors. say they will turn th"
| hu,ldiug over :" the "wu"r uu November
| The Structurr' will cnrt S7.Hn
The carpenters arr at work laying the
-''c"nd story huur uf ,hr IclIrr building
rhr men who Ar 4" lay ia" thing
~Il IT, here "a M"uday next, The
ground h,rr IL really Tor these mrn ,n be-
| g.u "I"rn',"u~
RnSruwald's new r.sidrnr" uu SIXTH
and Copper will L. completed Spy"m-
h"r | y" work has h'"u done uu The
| hudlur f,r tnin" days
Tn" .'uur foundation "f MIR : T.
! R,~,.'- u'w S3,"1 dwelling r. h"ing iad
! Ihr- huli0ug L. 90 copper aud Eighth
aud M~ii"' j. IA" contractor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Hoaey.

Fifteen hundred pounds 81 this desira-
ble article il storod in Sammis q stAmm's
under gArnishment In favor Of the San
Ia Re Rad, The honey formed an al
trac,ivc feature Al the recent fair, and
many boys aud girls took wiS,ful glance
at the Zig piles ~ they passed by during
the four days show. To make . long
story short, Il seems that the honey hrm-
I'd part of frui, exhhi, made by b. G..
wAndeil 81 Las Cruces the freight On
which the fair association guaranteed 70
tho sz,ant u some go, AT thu close al
the hir, the ASSOCIATION took posssssioo Of
= portion u the fruits, with that under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
REAyN aAsN.
rhi- ,u visIs~s ~ che sesvsss
Na,u fer Nrars

Las, n...', this J-r,ion - New Mex.
ic, was yis,,,el Ny the heaviest rain for
many years l. was steady. con-
tlnnis down l-oit fr hours, aud the
~ir'r,S we~ nHsl~. making them kw .
time, almnst imparrh!". The trains arr
delayed. IN. roa,ls hring washcl Al
various places In th, territory.
\, ihrr"rnc ofTijcrar rad and Second
street Tn Aubrigh,'s building was aUslri.
Aud the morning n kprr II men dug y
ditch tn drain IN the AUsi
In IA" highlands the streets were
badly washed. and u. brick r-rhi-nr-
II In Miusl"~, which was IN the course
IL heavy stream - h~siwaicr was for
while IA danger. AMI th. cellar was
hll,pl With water
Adobe h"us'r IN many instances suf-
G,sl 10y lring washed uul-r the hmnda-
,,"u. - walls badly rSr~'d To- III. "l--
mrnts
The adobe wall IL the Arinijn House,
fAring on Thrill street, shows Higns -
damage frm the hsri rains Las, night.
about four feet IL the surface wall caving
~, from beneath the caves
Aldermen. Iulirc, city engineer and
others "f high and Low degree wrr. ou, In
force to open outlets from d"sl,al streets
Trenches r,~m,sl ,n l~ IA. proper thing,
and duzens " men Ani,Sl by wagons we're
on the scene nj various paints.
A milk wagon WIS submerged in the
alley back II - W slrrng'-, and with
difficulty WAS "S,rica,.sl, This will -x.
plain delay IN deliveries by this vendor.
| A. viviani'S new builiiug, Thrill and
TijrraH. IL abnvr the stone level IN places
hu, the heavy rains will stop rr"grs~ fol
brief I-rioh,
/ Chaz Grsnd-, nn Tij-ras west II Thru
il u severe sufferer. wing I" the f"Hi MI
lng lac cellar under his saloon and resi-
irnr" In the basement some ~ barr-l
e hrnndi"H. WHISTLES. wines. etc, WEIR
stored and much II this was on tap ans
thus r,r,~.rl I" ia" water, which ha
ah"u, Destroyed all the liquors. N.arl.
all was removed Ia the yarl AL Joining
seven Thousand cigars WERE STORED in IN
basement. all u which were utterly ruin
81 10y thc overflow What the men wer
unable to g"t ont remains below. "
rather d,ata uu top Il the duEl'Sl cellar
n total lusz,
Railroad avrnu" beyond the city limit
l. again "ut ~ urlrr for the passage ,
teams, ia various places ia" water flow
ny through many arr"yas cutting ont tn
road AMI rendering II impassahle. MI
Gruh came IN an horseback and says Ia
condition IL the rai II dangerous and ~
Iulrrs immediate attention at the hand
II the pruI-r authorities.
Near the corner IL Coal avenue an
broadway. ia the vicinity II the Congr
gA,iuunl church. the sewer has caved !,
making n Dangerous hole. Also. the H.~
rr near the Atlantic n Pacific offices la
cav,'d in, and uc,,ir instant repair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

The Mexican that cut up the hoy ~
badly at JuareE for being run ou, 81 a
pepper garden, Ia still In Jail awaiting
estradition papers. and is rapidly rcov.
sring from the pistol shot wound through
the body, done by the boy In defence 1t
the garden, Aner he had been slashed by
the man some ssven times. The boys
condition IL stiil critical. h being claimed
that he inhAles breath through ons Of
tbs wounds.-Rl Paso Herald.