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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-24

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MINNESOTA.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-24

SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
y do housework; city or country. Address III
jackson street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-24

SlTUATION WANTED-WOhK ny THE DAI
y or hour: Washing done. Ilease call at No
SO Joliet street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-24

SITUATION WANTED--OF INTEREST TO
~ newspaper publishers. Ayoung man thor
oughly acquainted with the newspaper business
DO II good right hand man to any business man
aver, or could manage small paper to ad vsntage
man in hard times" Profession. stsnogrspher.
Address W. a. Charles. general delivery. Pitts
burg, ia.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-24
UTAH

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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COLORED
refsrsnces; salary to lult the times. Address
n. b. H., box 5lb. city.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A o OF II
~ not afraid Of work Of any kind; can give
references; a situation with chance of advance
ment preferred. Address +. D., this office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements unuar uus herd thxss tina
fNEE,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09
AT HOME WITH WILLIAM.

Ix Berlin there are said to be sixteen nobles, seven retired army officers and three clergymen employed as cab drivers.
 "SKAT' is the great German game of cards. though little known in this country. Like whist, it is SO profound a game that it requires an encyclope- dia. and innumerable treatises have been written upon it.
 THE strict rules of German nobility require that the mother must be her husbands equal in rank in order to place the children in full possession of the fathers rights. The rule has been observed in many German families.
 ALI over Germany it is the custom to give the waiter q gratuity amounting to one-twentieth of the bill that he presents. He gets a 5-cent tip for a Sl meal. 4 small but fixed gratuity secures the best of service. The Euro pean waiter is not paid by the land lord He often pays for his place.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

THE receipts of the American Bap. tist Home Mission society for the year ending April were S473, ,s65.S9.
 THs report comes from Paris that a colony of 2.030 Waldenses are likely to settle in North Carolina next spring.
 TIE American Home Missionary so- cicty has had the most successful year since its organization. G years ago. Its total receipts from all sources, UT to April 1, were S739. si1.39. This sun is ST. .05a. II in excess of the receipts of the preceding year and frees the SO ciety from debt.
 Mas. JOIN VINToS DAHLGEEy ha: erected chapel of the Sacred Heart in the grounds of the Georgetown uni versity at cost of s5o,O The chape, is in memory of her first son. who died in infancy. It is built in Englisl Gothic style, finished in polished oak with timbcreu roof. There is an altai of richly carved marble.-N.Y.Tr Tribune
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INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.

THE president of Vale college, who is required to know little of every thin.. has a salary S5.01a a year. The chief cool, in the Waldorf hotel. in New Yorl, city, who knows only one thing well, gets si0.0O0 year.
 AFmcAN travellers say that the white rhinoceros frequentlSziiesf from eating poisonous plants which have no effect on the black one, probably because the fine scent of the latter tells him it is dangerous.
 SCIENTISTS are of the opinion that Avery's island. situated in the delta of the Mississippi. is composed below the top soil entirely of salt. The salt oc- CUTS in more or less transparent masses and is quarried for export.
 Ar the beginning of this year there were 1.7Ol. .OOO. GOO francs in gold and .253. .OO0 GOO francs in silver in the vaults of the Bank of France. Itwould require GS3 cars of a capacity of ten tons each to move the metals.
 DR- CULPEPPER. cashier of the Citi- zens' bank of Thomasville. Ga, claims to be able to reproduce signature at a single glance. He says the "knack depends largely upon the handling of the pen like the original writer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE AND
 TRAW--HeadquarteT Department Of Arizona. office of the Chiet .gusriermaster. Les Angeles, Cal, June Y IS9S-Sealed pruposais, in tnplil-,te. wIil be received al this O.uce and Of the Qulrtermasier at each of the posts below named until IT o'clock a. m. toih meridian time. on July IS, 1898 and then opened m thc presence of attending hiGGers. fer furnishing Fuel Forage and Straw. at Forts Apechc Bowie Grant; Huaohuca. A, T.. San Carlos and Whipple Barracks. A. |. Forts Bayard Marcy stanton and Ningate. N M.. t-, Angeles and san Diego Barracks. Cai during the fiscal year ending June so,h 1864 Pre- ference given to articles of domestic production and manufacture, conditions of price and quality being equal. and such preference given to articles of America production and mdnu- facture produced on the Pacific Coast 10 ihs extent Jf the consumption required by the pub lie service there. Proposals for quantities less than the whole required. or for delivery al points other than those named. will be entertained. Specifications. general introduotions to bidders and blank forms sf provsssl will be furnished on application here or at the officers of the res pective Post Quarterm,sier F, B, ATWOOD. Major and Chief QuauermaSter.
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CURRENT NOTES.

TIE average farmers boy leaves no stone unturned. except the grindstone. Texas Siftings.
 "DoEs Mir. Lynch suffer from chronic thirst?" 70. dear, no. He doesn't wait long enough. "-Pick-Me-Up.
 THERE is no half way about a phy- sician's practice IL is either live success or a dead failure e.-Buffalo Courier.
 WELL. my boy. how do you find yourself?" Il don't" responded the de. tective, with an air of offended dignity. Indianapolis Journal.
 WELT exclaimed the liquor dealer who had just won a suit in court. the law and the profits both appear to be on my side. Washington Star.
 SHE-"IIave you ever seen my friend Miss Dashaway?" He-"Only at dis tance." She-''Then you have seen her at her best."--Detroit Free Press.
 Iil ASIA AND AFRICA.
 THE roofs of Egyptian temples are composed of huge blocks of stone laid from column to column.
 TIE wives of Siamese nobleinen wear knee pants. and cut their hair so that it sticks straight up from their heads. The average length of their hair is about an inch and a half
 THE number of slaves exported from Africa during the eighteenth century is calculated at six millions. In 17i. nearly one hundred thousand were shipped from the west coast alone.
 BALD-iIEADs are rare in China. A Mcn-olian genius years ago discovered a method of sticking in hairs in the bald spots, and his secret was soor learned by his initiative countrymen.
 THE tuslss of an elephant weigf from thirty to seventy pounds each and sell for about five dollars Del pound. The natives of Africa eat every particle of the elephant. and ob tain from it large quantities of fat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09


 THE present condition Of affairs in the government of Cochise county is one nor conducive to prosperity. We have enough 10 contend with with the slump in silyer and it's attendant set backs. Taxpayers are struggling to make both ends meet and pay their debts. The cattlemen are in con dition bordering on ruin, and in the face of all this two boards of superyis- ors are struggling to attain what they consider their personal rlghts. In the meantime the public is the sufferer. Most serious results will follow this condition oE chaos unless speedily cleared away. It is time for the pub lie to demand a cessation of such scenes as those daily presented at the court house. The question of who is right or who is wrong should be dropped from sight. Let the personal feelings of those who are contending for supremacy be put aside in behalf of the people whom they represent. Let every member who claims seat on the board of supervisors resign and allow the people to select three con- seryative men from different parts of the county to be voted for by the three county officers whose duty l; is 10 cleo: a new board when three va cancies exist. We are sure that no claimant to a seat will object 10 this arrangement if he will step and con- slider calmly and sensibly the situation as it now stands. We do not believe that MT. McAllister, MT. Reilly, NIT. Perkins or MT. Nichols have any wish to prolong the present condition oi sf- fairs, to gratiiy personal pride at A cost of the ruin it will entail. 1f.this arrangement is not satisfactory the PRosPEcIOR would advise that either one of the opposing factions resign and give up to the other the control oi affairs. In the hands of either the county will be safe and its interests well guarded Such a courageous act on the part of either side would be 8 most cemnendable and honorable surrender, not to the opposition but to the people of Cochise county. The PRospEcToR firmly believes that all amIca5le settlement oi this ugly dini- culty is at hand, and all well meaning citizens will encourage i. and discour- age all attempts to inflame the public mind by appealing to prejudice in- stead of reason.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09
First Publication April 9. 1893. MINING APPRECIATION
 No. 555 AMENDED.
[ s. Land Office Tucson Arlzona.
 M.v-l

| s. Land Office Tucson ArizOna.
 March 90 Ts35. Notice is hereby given that The Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company by Ben Williams agent whose post-ofice address is Bisbee Cochise County Arizona. has made application for patent for Ios6 linear feet on the Molyina mine bearing gold silver and lead situate in Warren Mining District Co., chise County Arizona, and described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Surrey No e59 amended.
 Beginning al post in the nor;herly end center Of the claim marked "I NJ Nolvina, thence x zS' Iz' w 800 feet to a post marked I-g59 Molyina lode; thence To' 8 w Ioo6 feet to post marked 2-e59 NJ lode thence : 757 I2 E Goo feet 10 post marked 3-95G NJ lode; thence Io' B. E Io95 feet 10 a Post marked 4-e59 N lode; whence United State Mineral Monument No one lIl bears S oo' % 7IO5. a feet; thence \ z8' I2' " 300 feet to initial post and place Of beginning Variation IT 10 [ containing I3 OFT acres exclusive O: Sur. Nos. as5 and 575 and Aurora and Copper operlis lodeS,
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Cochise Co. Ariz. Adjoining claimants of Sur. No 2s5 on the east. on Sur. No 575 or the south and on CopperoPohs anl Aurora on the West.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before thi- office within sixty days from first day ot pubs of ihe provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. BEN WILLIAMS. Agent for Claimant.
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FARM NOTES.

LniE salt and plaster are auxiliary fertilizers.
 CLOVER aids materially to keep down the weeds.
 CONSIDER your market as well as you crop.
 DzckTIsG organic matter in the soil gives warmth.
 DiTFEREST kinds of grasses do not dc wcll in meadows.
 EvEEY kind of food is relished by some kind of stock
 IT is the raising of poor crops tha, imgovorisbes the average farmer. TAEINa good care of young stock lays t,Ie foundation for future develop
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09
First Publication April 9, ls9j. MINING APPRECIATION
 No. 5ss.

[. s. Land Offce, Tucson Ariz. March a 1898 N oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l.. Ga-dner. ~ and J N. H5~s!l hy J- W. Howell, hi- attorney in fact whose POstofcc address is Bisbee. Cochise county, Arizona, have u.sie application for a patent for lls5 5 linear feet o- the Sacra- Tnento Lose. bearng gold and silver. situate iu warren Mining District Coehise county, Arizoua aud described in the otscsl plat and field note, oH file in this office as follows, viz: survey No lJ6z. Beginning At post marked i-l062 S Lode, whence United Staies Locstins Monument No bears 73' s93-3 feet. Discovery shaft bears S 4G' 10 Ss2 feet disiart. Thence < e. f7 iig57 feet to a post marked 2-lCe2 Lode, thence S s7 5s- feet to c post marked 3-iO52 Lode thence x 6I' i4 " Ile5.3 feet 10 a post marked i-lO52 Lode; thence S s7' 2 W 5s9 5 feet 10 place Of beginning, variation 1T % Rast. containing IS 29 seres. and forming a portion Of the -Suarter Of Section-- n Town ship of range
 The location Of this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise county, Arizona
 Adjoining ciairnsnis are claimants on sur. iO59 the North, oa Sur. lOss the East and On Sur @ On th1 West.
 All pe-syas holding adverse claims thereto are required 70 rescn, the same before this office within six,y days from the first publication here or or they w:ll be barred by virtue of the pEoyis- ions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register,
 w. HOW'LL, Attorney for Claiman
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09

WANTED - Salary S25 per week Good Agents to sell our general lin Of merchaLdise. No peddling. Above s1'.ry will be paid 10 dive" agents For further information address CHICAGO GEN'L SUPPLY CO, 3I7S " Van Buren st, Chicago II
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09
BY WIRE.

that fire was raging on the water front there. The wharf Ihad been de- stroyed and the railroad depot was expected to go. The flames could be seen from this city. There has been no telegraph communication with the place since midnight.
 NEW YoRK-Fire and smoke de- stroyed and damaged a lot of seal, beaver and otter furs today in the store Of Henry Seide. Three firemen were disabled. seide places his loss at s25O,OOO.
 WAsHINGToN-Acting Mint Director Preston did not purchase any silver today as he considers the offers made too high. The amount Of silver of- iered was 530,000 ounces. A small lot was offered a, Sj4j per ounce, but most of the prices ranged from 75.9 to so. The London price this morning was 15.9, anu taking into consider alton the exchange, New Yor.; figures should, It is said, be about 75.5.
 BUFFALo-The deors of Wards bank of Forestville, private corporation, failed to open yesterday. The assets and liabilities are not known. 1t was at first thought that Ward had ab seconded, but an investigation led to the discovery oi his dead body in Il e rear of his house. IL is not known whether he committed suicide because oi tue impending failure or in fit of temporary insanity.
 WAsHISGToS-Gen Warner made the following statement today.
 "A thorough poll of the silver forces establishes the fact that the Sherman law cannot be repealed with out substitute which will be satis- factory to the silyeriles."
 This statement reflects the senti ments of the free silver men here, and there can be no doubt that within the past 24 hours they have gained renewed confidence in the belief that the Sherman act cannot be repealed without giving the silverites some- thing equally good or better.
 An afternoon paper publishes letter dated Scriever, a small town at Lake Superior, and says that on June 3Oth twelve Finlanders, working on the Canadian Pacific rail- road were killed by landslide.
 PE-RoLA, Pa.-Fire this morning burned the Kilroy block and destroyed P business houses and several resi- den ces. The loss is SSOO,OOo; half insured.
 WAsHISGToy-The postmaster gen. eral said today that until the president returns from Buzzard's bay early in August no further appointments would be made.
 LoNDoS-Report has reached this city from the United States to the effect that Kirg George of Greece had abdicated and that republic had been proclaimed.
 HONOLULU - Three arrests and promises of more; Clans Spreekel: threatened with assassination the organization of a murder society with in the Annexation club, and finally news of the appointment Of Judge Sneed of Tennessee as minister tC Hawaii 10 succeed Mir. BiouLt have been the developments of the past six days and no end of excitement and gossip have resulted.
 WANTED - Salary S25 per week Good Agents to sell our general lin
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-07-09
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 Sirciiiag" CErgt.
 The remarkable eGeet q I:oo1s sa--ai- -- fila in the following c;se Illustrates i3ie i'a q 2. :h.. medicine ever al b,"H Sisces.-s.
 "Iy son, years old. bod wh.tr slE"l- irg come on his right leg below i-e ~n.@. which contracted the muscles so tha: A-- :aH: ~as drawn up st right angles iAysi'ia-.s Ianced the swelling, which d!sch argei freely. but did not help him materially. cOns.d- cred him
 A Confirmed Cripple. Twas about to take him to c!acinuat! iar z. operation, expecting his leg wOui! hare g. "a taken Of. and began giving bin Hoods sar-s- parilla in order to get up his strength. Ti.s medicine woke up bi. appetite, and s0cH pieces of bone were discharged from the sore. We continued with Hoods sGrsapG-ila. as ]; seemed to be doing him 50 much good, a..i ;he discharge from the sorc dccrenze,:, :As swelling went down, the leg stra!shtcned ont, and in a few months he had pericc: DC 0. Ais leg He is now apparently as well as ever" JOHN l. McMUaRAr, Notary ?uh.ie, Ravenswood. ". Va
 Hoods SarsaparilIa Sold by druggists q: six for g. Prepar-i only by c. l. HOOD 6 CO. Arc'Necasics. Lowell. Mass
 100 Doses One Doilar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-19
NO DECISION MADE,
What Judge Lochren Says About the Medi-
cal Examining Boards.

What Judge Lochren Says About the Medi-
cal Examining Boards.
There is probably no buster man in the city
just now han the energetic gentleman who has
been stirring things up in such a lively
manner lately at the pension Office. Judge
Lochren, the new commissioner of pensions,
has shown himself to be a man, who, when
thing has to be done, believes in doing it
quickly and without any fuss. He, however,
has no special desire to be credited with plans
which DO no: belong to him. or are in an un-
formulated condition. Today Judge Lochren
told SrAE reporter that there was nothing in
the report that he had decided to appoint three
democrats on the pension medical boards, in
stead Of two democrats and one republican
which would be according precedent II
have not decided this matter a. all" said the
commissioner. IN many cases l have an
idea that the service would be improved by
having three democrats. Nothing, however.
has been settled on as policy. The first and
main thing for these boards Is 20 OBTAIN cspa-
BILE men. The public sentiment. in different 10
caiitics would enter as u factor in determining
the ratio OF democrats and republicans OF the
board
Where there is a demand for a republican on
q certain board it is very probable that one
will be appointed You can see, however, that
no course has been mapped out and the sp-
poinsments will deperd on circumstances"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-19
MIR. GEARY AND HIS LAW.
He Believes That the Administration Will
Proceed TO Enforce the Act.

He Believes That the Administration Will
Proceed TO Enforce the Act.
SAN Francisco. CAL. May 19.-Cong-essmau
Geary, author of the Chinese registration act
is OF opinion tina. the administration will pro-
coed 20 enforce his measure. He believes that
all Chinese in San Francisco could be depor:ed
for a sum not exceeding SIS per head. And
l have no doubt that arrangements could be
made fo- their passage TO China" he said.
without chartering many vessels or without
the Of The naval force of the United States. "
Mr.. Gearv visited the Office Of Chief OF Police
Crowley. Were The 6epor saton OF Chinese was
again discussed. 1t is undoubtedly the irten-
ton 20 have TIE police act with the federal
officials III making arrests when WORT is re-
ceiveG from hash!ngton.
GOV. PESNoYER EXPRESSES HIMSELF.
PORTLAND. OEE., May 19.-Governor PEN
noyer. speaking OF the Supreme Courts decision
sustaining the Geary act SAYS: THE decision
WAS sound law. The claim of the two
so-callei democratic judges that it was
a judicial question is q most mon
strous proposition, involving still further uaur-
patton of the power by the courts. With y So
called democratic President usurpins the
power to suspend the law Of Congress. and
so-caled democratic judges claiming the right
to nullify s;:ch law. it is high time for the dera
ocrat!c rarty to ask itself, Where is it at:'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-19
A BREAK IN WHISKY TRUST.
Reports Of Prosecutions in Indiana Gauss
Prices to Fall.

Prices to Fall.
NEW YonK, May 19-The feature of the
share speculation at the opening today
was tie break in distillers and cattle
feeding of % per cent to IA on the
announcement that the attorney general of In
diana had instituted a suit against the company,
alleging that it had perverted its powers. This
new legal development and the bond issue kept
the stock feverish and weak this morning. The
general market was firm, a rule. notwith-
standing the statement that Lazard Freres will
ship 81, 100000, and Heidelback. Ickelhcimer l.
Co. $500 900 gold to Europe tomorrow.
The market gathered strength after the OPEN
ing and prices advanced right through the
large, and the paucity of stocks Of
fering was chiefly responsible for
the improvement The advance was equal to
19a21s per ceht, the latter In distillers, which
recovered to II. Manhattan rose ia to I3l,
General Electric to 1919, Pacihc Mail 81 to
% and sugar rs to $50. The improvement
otherwise was q to per cent. the grangers
leading. At II o clock the general market was
firm in tone.
The market made further advance after IL
and the rise was helped along by London pur-
chases and brisk inquiry Cor the leading
shares. Manhattan sold up to 1929. General
Electric to 1873, Burlington and Quincy to
SIS, Chicago gas to 75H, St. Paul
10 i0I[, Rhode leland to 1879. Northern Pacific
preferred to SO and Missouri Pacific to 39,-s
subsequently there was reaction of Is to q
per cent At noon the market was steady in
tone.
Money ON call is easy at 2a2J<. Prime mer-
camille paper, Gas per cent. Sterling exchange
is firm with actual business in bankers bills at
A3i15a4S4Z for sixty days and 4S9sAS91l
for demand. Posted rates, 4S5aIl
a490; commercial bills, 4S3a4SSH. The clear
ing house statement for today is follows
Exchanges SOL AGO, 999; balances, 81. $40, SIS.
The subtreasury was debtor at the clearing
house today 1887 1851. Bar silver, S2I. Gov
eminent bonds aave been steady. State bonds
have been dull. Railroad bonds have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-19

The following official changes have been made
4 The Department OF the Interior:
General land ofdce-Appointments James
". Wit.en of Missouri law clerk. 81. 300: Svron
3. Park OF Wisconsin. chief of mineral division,
$1,000; Michael F. ODonoghue OF California.
chief of contest division. $4,000: Alexander c.
Shaw OF North Carolina. principal examiner OF
land claims and contests. 81. GOO.
Geological survey-Re-igna Lyman B.
Kendall OF Maryland, assistant topographer,
$1,000.
Patent of;ce-Resignation VIM. S. Case OF
Connecticut. law clerk. 50. 600.
Pension oftice-Eesi-nations: Siias Colgrove
OF Indiana. principal examiner. $1,000; Mrs.
Mary A. Saltire-, OF Pennsylvania and Wendell
a. Saith o. Pennsylvania, clerks, S1.400.