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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Jiislles Dronn xas di<Fosing q tAs
fsles a1d fr<e IN ersnains.i casee aud Etfer
- aknine fks lau h Mf. brosn. TIE
latter turned ossr his ices ard Enes 70
tn CLERK q The <,onrt and Vii IN future
exenpiy with the La.
A coaffact lor the Improvement q
Oaarry street easne i. frori tbs heard q
ralnlk Noxss snd Alderman Isil1rn
nkxed that "A bs tabled lie aid he
thought is was ths profer wsy 10 aid
men nov oat u uork ~ have the city
make street imnroxesner.ts and employ
to naen wno neea tie work worst. Ii
was decls red aesir,ss ths charter for the
eitt 70 if1f,fos,, !. stras.t except IL he lei
tc tie 1os "a b,leler. M isslden there
49, .s;tb 49, - -. ~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29


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in.z her saell.,...se 81 s.,ore...s l...s an4
esiesm.
.,...
potnIar 49,. 81. e..,.s~.,.l,sr = -
leali..r arti.'l. - sf,.... Eioesnozs nna
st.ort a H.. f,...,.'s - NarfEa ~.
(salie.<h ~ ;'l,s.<- Is....,.st.,x - $780,.
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accom- p1nyiae illasfraflons oFef txeutg
IL number. are foll ~ artistic AEimktinn
60. -
,:-es1 $50 - - - -,
$3.50 40 .e>A. -" s ..1... :
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$3.50 -. - eP<ns VIE - i..s i.
.s 49,. =. az-es .IeI. - .s...s,e- 70 :.
fold rtory "a ue.tern r. 80 s. ~sprrt.
II illnrtesi..sl IN fs,~.rpe WharlE.n ~.
~ar.is
eseror ~ nas np.ne s11 ~ az SOY ~
s'e.s e.'.'-ssss.s e..e - 80 h'ssl -
- 49, =, ,. ss..es 40 s-A>t@.Ve 80 = p
serIption n The famous sc.entiet. ,.os
travina him A. = hoahana and father.
anil ~ the cresfesf ha-terioIc-..sf a he
century.
u-. :.
- .l.lf ~. .fsse N.s'Ie'r -
i-.s..'.s ss.s - ! LIE - 80 -. -. 1...'
-. 1870 ~ ,ne fe.tlN. - -
Ter III President Johnsnu. y no Il AZ pres.
ent living In Tenneaaee. ard II whom 4
pleasant sketch. With portrait. i given
Ia the September Ladies Home Jour.
nal.
mu-..s..,. rn...a A..
oIsnll's soh IHaslIa.'a N.s - :.
material and an excellent lit n con.
tributors Tho interest and value q lis
leading articles. and the iine literary
aoalify of its stories. poems and denarf
ment natter. ara admirably supple.
mented by fine press work.
-.
edition Of Letter. 10 Dead Authors"
four letters addressod 10 Homer. John
Kuov. the Rev Increase Mafher and
Samuel Pepys: the last named will ap,
pear in Scribner's Magazine Tor Septeun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

I, scems 20 have entirely escaped no
tice that We are passing through the
centennial q the French revolstion.
Vet Ia Ianusry. i58 Louis XVI. uaa
heheasied. ard The iefh q Octo,,er nexs
will fe tiIe cae huoslre<ifh anniversary
q the murder - Marie Antosnetis apof.
TIE goillofine The whole terrible sss,ry
= tie retofution and ia cnlsainafsne
sceuee Ia the reign 81 terrsr are brought
before ne IN the new fdfe q MARIE Al
frinettn. ~ Mar - IA Roche1ssrie. a
trnsasnfion = which. ~ srrantlsus euf
pitA The aafhof. = neatly ready fiH Issue
- Dosid. Mad 8 C'onapa
A graceful souvenir - tse visit q the
pssnc~as Ealalis - this ceaatry isrenrs
- tle Sepiesabrr nnnsl,er - psuIsrssts
faeliiy NNe4sine tie wAsla.s faifnuzB.
iqf II Il TIE SpsnHh lnlaatsa natc-
ersfh uesssee 4 fafeWel o8fhAnks %
sae Areriesr rslto. aeessas faaiaa ~ a
iettsf ffpn htf elisi4l fissa1ssak. to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
WAS A DEAD SHOT
Dsad GaIia Finds Men in His
Potato Patch.
CHARLES BURTON MAS KILLED
An unkno~s Man BADLY woundnd--
Glilsa Gave Himself Up ~ shs
oGlcess Ira Atlanta.

GAYLORD. Mich. Aug IS The lsrn-
ers u BFiiey township. Montnorsney
eounty. have been troubled siih thieves
taking chickens. peisfoes. etc. To cure
this David 6illen. q baeheioT 65 years
old. hid on his hsystsck nights with a
gun One night al IL o'clock be sEsed
tao men IN his potato patch. digging .
bill Of Isolatoes lie shot one dead. aud
the other escaped wounded
Tho man killed il Charles Burton.
married. ~ years old. The name ~ the
wounded man IL unknown. Gsllen went
10 Atlanta and gave himself up 70 the
officers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Now ths silver bill - repealed there
- no res@on Why the bank deposits.
wssharsra Al the beginning 4 the scare.
sloaid net ts reiurneI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

CiRoNsrAScEs rarely adjust them
selves pr0perly. IL President Cleveland
could have settied tho silver question
and congress could have done the fish.
Ing. the sherman law would have been
repealed long ago And then again. IL
oangrcss were lett % do the fishing and
Grover % iuRgle with the tariff. there's
II falling bow things would end up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
HIT BY THE TROOPS
sIArs akD DOORS SMASHED


No.. A.. -. r. A n1f4 -
-. $3.50 = -. -. -
sl..s $50. - ~. -. ,...,.,.i.. - =
- -, -. -. - .,'.....,.
s.s.. ~. 80, -. -. - - -.
- = - - .'...-
Wa r.e '...'. = u's f'st... 1855.
beA hat n4d beeA dIifen iAte he
RAG fsfusel oesp.te The seorts ~ lhe
hSrdnrliieFoe. - display spiflt oi.oneh
so make he f.rkt lnf.rostins. AZ 80.
,.s,.-. d.s,n...,..8 49, $500, -, ~.
s.,.-.s.,....1 :. -, -. 49, -.
- .-,----- -
90 - -. - - I. t--- -
ef'Is'' ~~,. %"' r~~ tt.s.r 90
ulAs~t smashed ne npets. tare ne ooors
tiem tnc.f hehs.afs ~n4 ~ hfe ~
tac t1ntrriAa - ,eh tA<f plies - ne
bait tbs. - ~ s1s rk.lnt -.Hl,ce ~
Tie at'cn.lEsss 49, Ne n"p liza -. 49,
- r.et 90 $3.50 $3.50 49, ~ f.tt ne i.-,ee
ettfini.se1 - - t1tm 40 etFs
ereFtea Win tr.,ef - spuntA ~ tas
not uni.i - sflteA ~ IN
scene ~ ai.o -t t4r ttptrFe
we're ssas ..e.. '..ns,.i,f 80 A.rt
Ntln AZ oIl.'rs ~ , - $3.50 80 49,
81 the tao.e' 800 see-ur1 ~ t1e
poisce VINO nso " - s'.ssE stesas %
feseefp o'es'
flss iiiotrrs Nefc kftieL
There vas also riot last evening" ~
San Sebastian. the well known hpan lsh
watering place in the provinces q Oui-
puzcoa. A concert uas beiog gifeu la
the nrinciual t,sonerade ~ the rify. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

6.svFKSoa Rsca IS permitting valua-
Die time 70 pass away whiie hesitating
10 tx = date for the election q succes-
SIR - the late Congressman Chipman Of
Ilnfr..lI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

BAY Cry. Mich, Aug. 28-The resi-
dence Of Mrs. Sarah Il. Slccum on John
son street was partially destroyed By Ere
this evening. 1t caught from lamp in
the dark room Of the amateur photo.
graph gallery Of her con.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

MovEr i needed 20 swing the crops.
business - needed g. swing tho money.
Netblng - pe-ssd g. swing business ex-
cept business AMI there you ara.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

LIS unnoticeabie section q PsSer's
whi~I<ers Vas pasted On IilI's noticeahly
hlrsutsle~s bead the two would make a
hairy pair - hest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

BERLIN. Aug. 2s.--Chanccilor Caprivi
viii accompany Emperor Nsiliaia 70
Meta when hrs tnhleets goes O. that city
70 direct the army maneuFers that sil
be held ia that vicinity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

SoNsDopr ought 81 establish an ia.
formation bureau Tor tie benefit II
these thatinsiztupou telling one another.
eonadenfisily. that times are bard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

DaTx Hts i "a the ether SIDE q ths
fencs ehieh separates Disappointed aas-
hilton from rolitlral ofilvion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

oxr wussld iudrn from the size u ne
ero~is ~ The cifcus yesterday that Ne
are u the h-yiay e god simsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

l. silver va 3smoaetizel n is7a Il
must - tkst yesterdays aefian e tAa
hease paralYtel r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

CtsrRzs<D hss s.iiesl srothcr Ha. -
~ so,leteeoesng lsnssta his pou
psasI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

'GESrf.FNKS-i am informed that A
large number ~ men are out Of employ
ment in tue city. and many are already
destitute OF means Of support. aud fear
this condition may grow worse rather
than improve IN the immediate future.
The city cannot allow its worthy citi.
zens who are thus unfortunate 10 suffer-.
and TO this end should be prepared 10
meet promptly and properly any emer-
gency that may arise. 10 determine
upon a proper course a. pursue viii re-
quire careful dehtcration. would.
therefore. IA a Iifa. step ia this direc.
ton. recommend that q committee of
ten olti1ens outside = the council. repre-.
eentiug both employer and employed
he appointed. ana requested "a meet ard
devise II possible and recommend % the
council some plan for Investigation into
thu actual exient q suffering due 80
financial depression in ibis community
and sotac mole 80 ulef1re f5r fe.iff. =
y. J. ~ sa-r. Mayer.
i ha message was accepted AMI Mav5r
Stuart appointed the following commit
tee. J. ". Champlin. r II. CHI. J. V,
koeonthal. F.. T. Mills. & X Sigh. NJ.
Snanshan. William CrfNe ID , Phillips
J. 4. :. Yerier. and VILLAIN Tea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Comptroller Carpregprird tilla calling
for sarus from tie VARIOUS funds a.
falinx1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

he rrfsat 49, alisftsl
Sestle~ nvp~b's te~~
Cuf aff.ss.v ftsl.al fsfosfr.f thiss De
As sssaiasi inbi iha eAassfs r. eias'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
Waiting for Something to Turn Up.

Like wilkins Mcawbcr. many people spend their
whole lifetime waiting for something to turn up instead
of going TO work and turning up something 20 their ad
VANTAGE themselves We turning up TO the view Of
the public something their advantage every day and
the latest our show windows fitted with.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

The Knights Of the Tent Of Macca.
bees asked pcrmisgion 10 decorate tho
principal streets. repetition was grant
Ell and the custodian was instructed b
Decorate the city hall. Alderman Hauser
said there would be 10000 visitors in the
city. and il was fitting that an effort be
made 90 entertain them.
James McDcrmott. contractor on the
Sanborn street improvement. asked that
one line Of cars on that street be dis
continued pending TIE making of tho
improvement Referred To a special
committee.
The Knights of the Tent of Maccabees
society asked the council 20 attend the
Inspection of the uniformed knights on
the OCCASION II the great meeting here
next month. Accepted.
Mayor Stuart read the following mes
SAGE 20 the council
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
WISH 1T MADE RIGHT
Majority Of Piainfiela Avenue
Property Owners
WANT THE GRADE CHANGED
Before Their street - Improsesi--f.x-
Alderman shanaia.n speaks--sfasor
istaart GA unenspiosed Labor.

The question which occupied the
greater part * the time u tia council
lat night Was the grade limo 81 Plain-
field avenue. Two large petitions. one
from those who wish the grade to re-
main IS it Is. aud the other asking %
have the grade changed a. proposed by
the board u public works came IA early
In the session. IL viii Be remembered
that last week the aldermen 81 the nth
ward reported adversely 90 the proposed
change q grade and the board q ths
public works at is last session passed =
resolution Recommending that the grade
be changed. Txenty-fo properly
owners. representing l.iIg feet irontag&
asked that the action of last week DO re-
considered and the grade changed be-
fore the improvement Is ordered. The
remonstrants number seventeen and
represent l.l255e feet front &c. Their
reasons are that a change Of grade viii
make more expensive improvement;
that there was cut Of ten feet when
tho street wa irst improved and that
the business blocks and residences built
on the old grade will be damaged soEi-
ously BY the proposed change Of grade.
Mr.. shanahan's Address
Ex-Alderman Shanahan. who was
present and spoke on the subject as fol-
lows: This improvement is one OF the
most important ia the history OF the
city. Plaintied avenue leads out into
a prosperous farming community. To
mako the improvement as 10 should be
the Crude should be- made right, 50 that
there would DO no possibility IT achange
In the future. discovered that the Inn
proyement was to be- made on an old
grade established just after the war.
The profile Of that grade reminds me al
Ia v. Moulton's diagram for illustrating
the fluctuations in currency. 1t Is true
that there IL a division of sentiment on
the street. butsas l happen TO be with
the majority. think | am right I'm
less you have seen the condition OF that
grade you do not know how ridiculous
il would look. There is regular hog
back IN the present grade. AL we ask
is cut OF three feet. so that there will
be an even. graceful grade. am not
here to fight again. All ask is that tho
matter be referred 10 the committee on
streets and the aldermen Of the fifth
ward.
Alderman Saunders replied that the
property was damaged twenty years ago
by a cut then and now il il proposed 10
damage il again. He moved that the
matter be referred 10 the committee on
streets and the aldermen Of the ward.
Alderman Kinney added that the coun-
ell meet al o'clock Thursday afternoon
on Plaintieid avenue and look over tho
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
THE M0N0T0NY VARIED.
Five WITNESSES on the Stand Yes.
tsrdAy for the High School
Contractors
An Aged Convict 81 Dsor Lodge,
Likely to do, Wants Z
Pardon.
The Harris Assignment Case suspsadsA Il
Enable this Expert TO Maks Fsrthss
Examination.

The Witnesses In the school house ease
are coming . little faster and the relief
from the m%onotony Of having one witness
on the stand for \ week At . tins 10 4 vel
come change TO the jasy and everybody else
connected with the case. Although thu ex-
animation Of Witnesses procseds quicker
there are enough Of them TO keep the trial
going for some time YET. Yesterday mo n.
ing Fred Gilbert testified ~ TO the mas srial
furnished and ratings for the ares way out
side Of The boiler room and pjps for use In
othsr portions OF ths building. Hs said
that the cost Of the railing delivered on The
ground ready 70 b sst MP VAS e12h. being
100 feet Of two-inah gas pips ~ 81 esnts
per foot. and that II took two men seven
days 70 out the pipe 70 ~ proper lsnath.
This Tailed with the claim made By the
contractors. John Stodman testified ~ TO
used In the construction Of ~ Building.
John T., smith. . plastsrsr and contractor
who had charge Of the plastssing work On
the high school building, gave testimony q
to it, cost. number Of men employed, and
the cost Of PUTTING up the special black
boards. D. j. MoNally testified 90 to thu
construction Of the plans and spsciaoatioaa
with reference to the ohsfsstor OF the stona
work thereby contemplated. In bis jadG.
mont they called for common SSbbls work
Alexander Morton. a cafpsntss and Con-
tractor gave testimony ~ to the cost Of ths
different jobs Of carpenter work. He bad
made . personal examination Of the build.
ing and replied to hypothetical question:
concerning the carpenter work. His exam
inAtion will be resumed to-day. .
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
JOrrINGs ABOUT TOWN..

'Ix-0ov .Tools u ths happy father Of =
boy baby, bosn Wsdnssday.
There Will b. N open ais eonosrt ~ the
Hotsl Bfosawasss Sunday from ok TO 1880
p. ~.
Ths litsls son o. o. -. Ca,son fell on he
sidewalk Wednesday afternoon and broke
HE arm.
The police have suesssdsd In driving III.
lest instalIment Of hobos from Spokane out
Of town.
6i-Lootsh will b produced at Nina's.to-
niahs fqs ths bsnsnt Of ths composer. II. G.
Garland.
County Treasure. Baden paid eb.63s
s~emi-anhuAl intessat yesterday on school
and county bonds.
Old-timsIs arc unanimous In The opinion
that this II the most backward season ever
known In ihis portion Of Montsna.
In tho game Of bail yesterday between ths
DoRGs-Yaogsr Apd The Ham L~aughUrno
ninss. the latter won BY . score Of % to "A.
A barn with some hay In II Was destroyed
by hrs eArly lass evening bstwssn seventh
and Eighth avsnvss. The loss Vas small.
II 10 possible that Vics-P President Steven
son who 10 10 maks . visit TO the coast wish
. party Of psssonal l'isnds. will stop on at
Helena for = day OF two.
The swimming match q The Broadwatsr
for the championship Of Montana between
000010 81 4RykOB 8NQ ~ ID lAo0Do 4uO OV40
p~ostponsd for two weeks.
The following transfers wers Alsd With
Ne county clerk Yesterday: Nontsna Ms
tionat bank 10 John II. Eiasn, lot "a and
payt Of LOT 20, block !. Helena townsite,
e405j @. w. Cannon to Joseph LonQtin,
lot ID. block b58. .Helena sownsiss. 800;
City Of Hslsnr TO Matt. MoCurdy. half Of
lots ID and 10. block 6, Jockey addition.
e6.lO, tax deed.
The Hard party. which left Hclsns June
%. arrived at the park safely md are now
In osmp nsaS Norris. T 10 strip was made
without accident. the roads being excellsns.
and but little annoyance was experienced
from diss and mosquitoes. Clarke Fisk. Of
the Herald, ioined she party at Bozeman
and intends TO 40 through with il. Az Fort
Yellowstone the party had the pleasure OF
meeting lnspector-G Genera Breckenridge.
who 10 on Q tou Of the park. and also Capt.
Anderson, commanding.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
wave Tossed,

Sea sick voysRsss suffer unspeakable tor
lures. Then II Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
II Fssortsd 10 The tortures cease. Yachting
parties. ocean fishermen. nervous. siokly
people. whom the jsrrinR Of . railway
trsin affsot much In the same way a. the
tossing Of the surRes DO ono who CROSSES
the Atlantic for the frat time. should be
mindful Of this and be provided with an
adequate supply Of the Bittsrs. This in
comparable stomachic will promptly settle
a stomach o%utraaeously disturbed. il . cap
ital antidots to malaria and nervous COM
plants, remedies constipation and bilious
ness. and countsfaets a tendency to rheu-
matism. Besides this, IL compensates for .
loss Of energy consequent upon undue OK
ertion or nervous anxiety. and avsrts the
effects Of exposure in inolsmsnt wssther
and the wearing Of damp clothing. Both
appetite and sleep arc promoted by II. and
general health rapidly improves through its
use.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
PERSONAL

Judge Knowles left Chicago for Helena
yesterday.
r. g. Davies IL expected to arrive in Hell
a to-day from the east.
". A. Rumsey has been very sick for sew
eral days and 10 still confined to his bed.
Matte Stamford. Ella Miller, /. A. War.
nsr, Earl Atkinson, James g. Murray, May
Hill and N. =. Hill for Chicago, c. n.
Tillmsn for Hot Springs. Ed Busssy and
Harry Bnssey for st. Louis, X. Kossman
for La Crosse. Wis, Miss Emma Sp,att for
Duluth. MINI. T: p. s.ratt and wife for
CHICAGO. Maud Winters for Sioux City, Ia,
E. 8. Waters. for g oton. s. D.. Miss L.
Kishl and Nellie Kennedy for Minneapolis,
b. F. Herrin. D. W. Hoy and w. II. Sharp
for Portland, Ore, Miss Lena Miller and
Miss Olive Hes, for San Francisco were
among the departures via the Northern Pa
CHE yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
THE BEAVER CREEK MINES
A Gold District That ID Now Z Reg
ular Producer Of The Yell
low Metal.
A Most Inviting Field Both for
the Capitalist and the
Prospeotor
The Troubiss That Followed the Pnr-
shsse Of the Cumbsslsud Mias
By j. Ksnasdv Tod

Special 10 The Indspsndsnt
WINSTON. July G-The East Pacific 10 ths
only mine in the Beaver Greek mining dis
triet. which, owing to the recent dsclias In
silver. has shut down. Tho ore Of this
mine IL chiefly lead and silver; al othsr
mines in tho camp are gold and will be
worked with increasing viRos. The IN. \
H.. , now producing more than forty eASs
per month, and never having locked - we'll
az a. present, 10 Increasing IT. outpuk The
Lily mine. owned by =. II. Hassiton. e
now shipping steadily. II II the highest
grade gold ore Of The camp, averaging more
than 600 70 the ton. Several gold proper
ties have recently been opened. notably
''StoIsn Sweets" = property adjoining the
Lily mine. from which shipments are now
being made; also the ''PhtladslpAia- Daisy"
and Bsidaeson lodss. from which q good
grade Of gold ore 10 now being extracted.
One very promising Rold prospect. Tho
Porsland, located on Beaver creek, above
tbs foothills. owned By r. y. and
A. 4. Inaallr, now that the
snow has melted. work will begin
Immediately and doubtlsss with sAtisfac-
tory results. The ore 10 gold ard high
grade. assaying from $50 to $500 per ton.
The latest project which has had IT, in
ception since tho recent shutting Down Of
the silver mines 10 the rssunlptiou OF work
on the Iron Ago gold mine. under the
efhcient management of w. 8. Dodge.
should MI. Dodge take charge Of this mine
be will doubtless put Il Immediately On .
paying basis. The mine ID quite sxtsns-
ively Develop ed and has large ore bodies in
eight.
The proposed characterization Of silver.
the greatest crime OF the nineteenth csnt-
uty, presents on the Beaver creek gold camp
agoiden lining. These foothills, rich in gold
veins. have scarcely yet bsen scratched. In
vitina therefore both capitalists and pros
psctors. and promising handsome returns
for tho expenditure of money y labor.
Helena is highly favored in being snviTonsd
on the south. enst and north by gold camps
ths most productive in the state. Let this
fact be made known both At home and
abroad. whercupon gold mining will r.
ceivs a fresh impetus n contSibuts greatly
to the material prosperity Of Helena and
the state at large.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
Court Notes.

John Waffsn. q native Of Germany, was
granted final citizenship papers yesterday.
Frank A. Fellows commenced suit yestsr-
day against John Wilson. Edward II. Dab
ney, Z. S. Olmshy and W.. L. Tslford to
l~orsoloss q mortgage for $3.50 on . half In
tsrest in section Is, township IL. north Of
range 8 west.
Mary +. Looley secured Y divorce yestsr-
day from VIM. H: Looley on the ground Of
dssertion. she testified that the defendant
left her after they had lived together one
day and took with him $50, which he Dor
roWed from her.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
Helen. CITY Directory for 1894.


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Stenseth 4 Co. . new directory need feel
any uneasinsss a. the %unfounded reports
now being spread by other parties who are
temporarily In this city.
A. j. Stenssth & Co. are residents Of
Helena, have ample backing and will pub
lish thsir directory on time. All the work
of compilation and publication will be done
and the money secured for the book will DO
spent here. and not all taken out of the
CITY % has been done by other parties. who
have never employed a resident of Helena
or had one dollars worth of printing or
other work dons In Helena. Stenssth q
Go. also propose to get out . better and
more accurate book than any published DO
fore. and AZ examination of tho directory
for 1898 will show that there 10 am pie room
for Improvement. Pa:ronizs HOME 1NDus
TRY and sign no contracts that are not
printed In the name of A. J. Stenseth & 90.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-07
Samuel X. Davis-speolaL
STOCKS.

INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Iron Mountain, 1000 and 1000 lots. Div
idsnds resumed this month. The best in
vsstmsnt offered In Montana. The money
stfiussncy males the price.
Bald Butte. The greatest gold mine in
Montana. Very little stock to be had;
sure investment.
WhiNach Union and MoIntyre. A few
lots on which parties must realize can be
had at a pries a. which there 10 no risk.
shipments from this property should induce
pu: chase at tho price one block 10 offered
At.
Parties who are fortunate enough 10 have
any arare money can make large intersst
Of their investment just now.
26 and n Bailey Block.