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SaEslrr,s sAr.n-nr y1Rryn o. AN Nxx.

SAERlFF,B BAI.E-HY VIRTUE or AN N4!E.
trict court 81 tie firsii judicial district et tho
state of Montana, In and. Tor the county, ri Lewis!
Hsisns. Monss m sssins. NostSwc.iesa .,nsr.
J!uly, "A, D. iils,. Il have levied upqp al the
right. title and interest OF the Natd North.
70 tho Following described property sitaated In
lewis and Clarke county, a,Asoof Montana. via,
Luy number seven ~. a., blsck "l,,tl " ietlen
sdd!tioa @ he city Of HelcHa. ~ tas county q
And block arc mum, ervd and dssoribsd npon the
ci!iciai plat of . III addition on file In the Office
81 the oo9nty recorder OF tho said county oe
i d: II: I: and 4. Clare \ i ..s slss; . a portion ,a%n: e Thy ,a Z. MI, W, X
range ! west and more particularly, described ~
Ct The eounty road q the interrogation Of the
raiiro a T thence 90 90. san,h ms,sns a sion mea ts So Iine u
~easterly 1t right angles to said right OF way, las
feet; THENCE IN . southerly direction. At right
a.; iSns, ss. to the b sonssy roi iino % i f s:Ia to s.s : point ns, o.
thence along tho lima Of said county road In s
mort heastcriy direction 70 the placo of beginning,
Sth feet. more or lass, said ,raot Of land contain-
Ing sl-l0O OF ., acrs mors or less.
ments, h~orclitaments and sppur cnAncea thero-
INTO belonging or In any wise AppartAininR.
Notice 10 hereby given that on tho lsth day Of
July. A., u. 1893, at the hour OF IL O'Clock IN OF
court f house, " in '"s tho ''' el,y 'e q q Gsle a.
v ont, nn, ] will soil all the right, title and in
terest Of tho said southwestern .~,uaranty .oan
p pranersy. to n the s1 S!xh TO i b;Ss ssid f ose ossh d n hsbS1
Given under my hand this tho 7th day Of
CHAs D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF's sALE-EDwARD N. BRANDE

SHER1FF's SALE-EDWARD N. BRANDE.
~ gee. plaintiff. VS.. Aibert Fisher. d defendant.
Under ana by, virtue Of IN order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
First judicial district court of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the st.. day of J,iy. A.. D. 1893.
IN the above entitled action. wherein r.. N.
randasee, the above nam ed plaintiff. obtained a
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against AID TT Fisher. defendant, on the
9th day of July, A. ID. 1897. for the
sum OF $a,7sa.M. in gold. besides inter-
est. costs, and attorneys fees. which said decree
was o. tho on oay Of Jniy. A. ]. lssi. recorded
=. ! am commanded to sell all thosa certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land. ~situate. lying and hsirg
In the county Of Lewis and Clarke, state of Nom
tana. and bounded and described as follows. to
Wit:
Lots numbared eleven uD and twelve n2). in
block number fifteen q5) of the original town
sIto OF the CITY OF Heiena. rs said lots and block
arc rnm bered. designated ami described on the
plat OF said townsits on fila in tho otfce at the
county recorder OF said county of evils an /
Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tenenents
hefeai'atnents and appurtsnancos thereunto bo-
ionalne or ~ nnywise aopsrtAiaing
Public notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, The let day, OF August A. D. 1888, at 10
o'clock IN. of that day, at the front door of tho
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke comfy
Montana, l will. in obedience to said order of safe
9no decree oI foreclosure and faie, sell tbs above
described property, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs, 10 tho highest and best bidder. for
cash gold coin) in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
by RED N, Hess. Under Sheriff.
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THE
s-~-
STOCKS.
NEW YORK. July 19.-Bar silver. 70h.
Copper-Steady; lake S1025.

Compensatory; lake Sl02a.
1ead-Steady; domestic. $a57ia@S. 62h.
The stocks opened hriskly and an advance Of
M6sS Immediately took place, but later the inn
peovement was partially lost. The market con-
timed weak for some time, Manattan Ele-
waited. which had been weak fGr several days,
broke 5 to 111M, Chicago Gas to So. General
Electric 6h to SIN. Sugar 8 10 "A. Toward II the
selling exhausted itself and the market began to
mend. The break is.creiited to liquidation for
account of a prominent bull oper .tion. Then
london stopped selling and a prominent rally
took place. The reduction in sterling exchange
to- 1854 and 4.s5H had little effect. Denial of
lpadon failures and the fact that none occurred
here crested = feeling of relief. The bears
jumped on the market again after one O'Clock,
running among groups offering stocks below mar
ket price. Calamity rumors were put atloat and
tbs market soon became feverish. The breaking
ont afresh of Denver trouble assisted the down
ward movement. Northern Pacific preferred
fell ~ to 10, Rock Island declined to ssh,
Whisky to INK. Northwestern to 94M. General
Electric to IS. Northern Pacific common to Z.
Darlington to 76ls. st. Paul to 74A. The heavi-
mess of Northern Pacific was due to the fact
tina. the earnings we're not published for some
weeks. causing the di,paraging rumors. Toward
two o'clock, the selling movement let up and a
rally of h@2h followed. Rock Island. North
ern Pacific and st. Paul were conspicuous in
recovery.
GoveYnments-Weak.
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CHERlFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ Cntinn in my hnnds. issuad mt Of the dis

SHER!FF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
triet court Of the First Judicial district q the
and Clarke. in the suit Of John II. Morris a9sinst
Zig OK Mining Conn any. duly attested the oath
day OF June. a. y. lSt3, ! have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Ut the said rig Tx
Mining tompauy in and tU. tho following do
scribed property. situated In lewis and Clarke
county, state Of MontAna, viz:
The Gusllow. quartz lode mining claim, situ-
ate in stempie (unorganized) mining district.
Lewis and Clarke county, state OF Montana. Ac-
c0rding to tho notice Of location 1T said quartz
lode mining claim Of record in book | OF lode
locations, on page 1lo, In tho office of he county
recorder OF Lewis aud Clarke county, and tho
amended location thereof Of record in the office
of the county recorder Of lewis and Clarke
county,. in book 8 of lode locations. on page I22,
of said ~reroras, reference being had to such no.
tices and the records thereof for . full deacrip-
tion Of said premises.
Together with all and angular the tsnements.
hereditaments and appurtenancss thsreunto be-.
longing or IN anywise appertnininR.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that ON Friday, the 4th
day of August, A. d, 1893, At the hour Of Il O'Clock
m. of said day, at the front door Of the court house,
in the city Of Helena. county and state
aforesaid. will sell all the right. title
and interest. of tho said Eng / x Mining I ompnny
in and to the said above described property, to
the highest bidder for caah in hand.
Given under my hand this tho 18th day OF July,
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. Hos6. Under Sheriff.
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MATHEsoN 3 CO.
DESIRABLE VACANT RESIDENCE GRoUN

MATHEsON d 90.
DESIRABLE VACANT RESIDENCE GROUND
S2,500-For an elegant corner on Dearborn Az
lines.
$:2.5oo-For = corner on Benton avenue. having
screen lots; $1,000 down.
,$No-For 100 feet ON Benton avenue. adjoining
electric Lines 500 down.
avenues: $40 down.
$SOU-Lot 5Ox1s5 on Peosts avenue, uear Ben
to si.i sseo coHn; h hsos9ss' ONE on } ys..; and a.,a.,a.
s45o,,Lot 5o1l4o. on Ninth avenue, one block
$soo-;Lot on Fifth avenue. between Raleigh
s7oo-Lots on Hillsdale avenue, between Feat
tie and Raleigh.
$s7 so per front foot for 81 feet on Broadway
near Beattie.
$40 per front foot for lots In Cannon addition;
Sig ins level lot on sspsst. street, 5o.l4o.
1926 each for lots on Broadway, one block
from Hoback street.
4 DWELLINGS.
81 e, &2s o;1i new, on corner Of Beaton
ished. city water, lot 5ex1a5. sheds; s40O down
2,s5O-Attractive double frame dwellin. n,
1icularly fine lawn, trees and vines. lot bOx24O;
assessed in 1892 1T So, 500; house insured for
81 2so o. Down payment ot $500 or upwards.
Of ten rooms. bath room. fully equipped, and
~furnsce, hot and cold water; unsurpassed view;
lot 4211O0. $500 down, 325 per month.
$1.650-Seven- room dwelling. No. sos Teosta
avenue. near Eenton avenues; good-sized rooms,
city water In kitchen. cellar. pantry, closets: lot
sSxl25. $3.50 down.. a2a per month. One block
from electric lima.
s. 10o-Nine-room dwelling ON State street,
near Chaucer: stone basement, barn with stable
room for elk horses, COW shed. wood shed,
chicken house, two lots, s4x10O; 81. 600 down.
~. 5oo-Eight-room brick dwelling on Raleigh
street, lot 47xl0O.
$s,OoO-Eleven-room brick dwelling on Blake
street, with bath; $500 down.
81, 950-Seven-room brick-veneered dwelling,
91S Peosta avenue. bath, etc.; two lots; 500
down. e75 per month.
RANCHES.
Four hundred acres in Choteau county, suitable
for sheep ranch; log house. stables, corrnlr,
partly fenced; e8.75 per acre. payablv one-half
down.
Ranches for sale in Bitter Root valley at from
50 to $40 per acre; excellent fruit farms in pro-
gressive locality.
hanches in Gallatin and Yellowstone valleys.
MATHESON d 60,
Gold Block,
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CAPTURED TWO POACHERS
One Of Them Complained ON the Othsr-
A Report Disbelisvod.

One Of Them Complained ON the Other
A Report Disbelievod.
PoRr TOWNSEND, WASH. July M-The
revenue OUTER lsush seized the steamers
Alexandria and 81. Paul near Okermok
island. July /. The Alexandria had sixteen
seals and the ST. Paul six. A lieutenant OF
the Rush boarded The st. Paul after having
been on the Alexandra. and the captain OF
the former vessel. thinking be was undo.
seizure, complainsd about The ohicer not
seixine the Alsxlndria. He made q state.
msnt which showed that the modus vivendi
was being violated, and the lieutenant &C.
cosdinely seized both vessels. They we're
sent TO Sitka With . prise Drew. The Alex
andria 10 The vessel which fled ON and dts
abled tho United States man-of-war. Hohi-
can, June %.
WASHINGTON. July 19.-rhs navy depart
rartmsut officials do not credit the report
that the United States steamshir Mohican
was fred on and disabled by a poachinR
sealer in Alaskan waters ON June 20. Ons
reason for this 10 the receipt OF a telegram
revenue Gutter kush, dated the l7th. say
ing BY command Of Commander Ludlow.
OF the Mohican. he had seized the sealers
st. Paul and Alexandria. but making no
mention OF she disabling OF tho Mohican.
1t 10 not believed that he would have omit
tou 20 W60t AUn ~ LnpOAsnAs ON VvSs"
Additional details Of the firing on the
Nohican have not yet convinced The navy
department officials that tho story IL co..
rect. The utmost the department will ad-
init 90 reasonably probable is that II the
Alexandria did escape from the Mohtcan
il was solely on account Of fog, or superior
speed, and not owing to the disablement OF
the Mohican's machinery by q shoA In
deed. il 10 said that owing to the location
Of her machinery, wall below the water
lins. IL would scarcely be possible for 40
small . shot to reach il.
There was a good deal of speculation at
the navy department as TO what fate may
in store for the Alexandria ii the story
IL true. some oftiosrs high in rank thought
she might DO classed 40 a pirate and treated
accordingly, but the cooler heads held that
as her original offence 10 not one recognized
by international Law. and as she Ia under
reRistsy, she could not be taken
upon the high seas. II she appears Mt San
il ia q 4 question whether she could
be select except upon evidence, of which
there appears to be none, that she had vio-
lated the sealing laws.
SEATTLE. WASH, July l9.-The story
about the United States steamer Mohican
being fred into and disabled By q steam
is now believed to be q hoax. The
story was told by g. I. Garrett. who came
down on the steamer City of Topeka. but
the officers Of the boat nor any of
ito passengers. aside from Garrett, knew OF
Iuch happening.
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GHERITF'S RALE-CHARLEs d McLURE,
plaintiff, vs.. Corneliuy L. WAIVER ct al,

GHERITF's sALE-CHARLEs D McLURE.
~ plaintiff. vs.. Cornelius L.. WAIVER OF al.
defendants,
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of tho
district court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the I'D day Of June. A. d.
y. MeLuro. the above named plaintiff, obtained
. Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and
fe.e .sainst Cornelius l. Vawter, ct
A. defendants. on the ed day, Of june.
tsrest. cosis and attorneys fees. which said decree
was. on tbs I'D dsy Of june. A. ID. 1893, recorded
In Judgment book No i Of said court at page, l.o.
! am commanded Y sell All those certain lots,
In tbs city OF Helena, county of Lewis and
Clarke. state OF Montana. and bounded and de-
scyibed a. follows. to wit:
block Numbered THIRTY three 1881 OF the original
townsitS OF the city Ut Helena Aforesaid; each Of
way and one hundred 600 feet in depth. tn:
Iroadvay aud Warren ,trsots, and known as the
''Mere hAnts Hotel property"
Together with all aud singular the tensments.
Embellishments and appurtensncss Including
Engines. 6ttings, bar and office counters and hx-
turss) thsreunto belonging or In anywise aprer.
Public notice IL hereby, given. that on Mon.
O'Clock m. Of that day. ct tho front door of the
court housa, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. 1 will. In obodiancs to said oIder Of salo
and decree OF foreclosure and saiS. veil the above
b necessary to safety seid judsnent.. With In
Tor cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this Sd day Of July.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff
b yRsD Z Aoss. Under Sheriff.
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SALE OF SCHOOL BoNDs-scHooL DIS.

SALE OF SCHOOL BONDs-sCHooL DIS
,.io, No ~. Chote.n County. MontanA-
gwen that this trustees of schsol District No. ID.
Ihots"a county. Montana, on Friday. tho 4th
az OF 81 A"s g t. A, ?: isas. At 10 O'Clock q. M. at
Wall receive Assled proposals and sell to the
nlshest bidder. school bonds of said district to
the amount OF 81, 200. rs voted at tho school alec.
aon held on the 18th day of June. 1898.
aomination Of $500 each. payable in tea years.
md 5edesmable in hyo years after data. Said
bonds will bear interest 1t the rate OF sir ner
sent per snnum, payable eemi-annually ct the
office Of the treasurer Of Choteau county in Fort
Benton. Mont.
An unconditional certified check to the Amount
OF BOO. payable to the chairman Of the Eoard Of
trustees. must accompany each bad AZ a gusrAn-
md stipulated that the successful bidder viii
Furnish at hia own expense nine f9) printed or
autographed coupon bonds, drawn Ia Accord
ence with the foregoing specifications and the
school laws OF Montana. -"
ell bids.
BY order the school trustees of tho foresoins
district.
u. W. STRINGFELLOW.
Clerk Of the Board
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A LAS SUMMONs-IN THE JUSTICES
"A court Of Helena township. county Of Lewis
and Clarke. state of Montana. before A. g. Vo-
raw, justice Of the peace.
John Mich. Joe Mich and Aug. Mich. a.
Mich Bros, plaintiffs. vs.. Charles AoGerman,
defendant.
This state Of Montsna to the above named do
PENDANT. greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appeac be-
fore me, A. I. Votaw. n Justice Of the peac in and
for the county. OF Lewis and Clarke. at my office
IN Helena. within ten days after tho completion
OF the publication OF this m to-wit:
After July 26. 1909, thon and there to make an
swer to the complaint of the above named plain
tiitfs, In = civil action to recover the sum of fifty
chandise. sold and Delivered to the defendant. 1t
his ina ance and request. during May and Juno.
1899: and in default thereof. Judgment will DO
rendered against you, Chnr.es Nokerman. the
above named defendant. for tho sum of ~tifty-six
dollars and costs in this behalf expended:
GIven under my hand this 9th day Of June.
A. u, 1893. a. {. VOrAW.
Justice of the Peace.
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DEPOT CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICE
~ Washington. d. c.. July II, 1899. Sealed
proposals. in triplioate. will be received at this
office until y O'Clock noon on I tuesday. Aug. 15.
ledge, Of brick, at the Custer Battlefield, Mon
tana, Netiona! Cemetery. in accordance with
plans and specifications to b. seen or had at this
office and at the Offices of Major J. NJ. Marshall,
o~uartermastsr, Helena, Mont; the post quarter
master. fort Custer, Mont. and Major J. v.
furey, chief quartermastsr,. st. Paul. MINI.
struction of tho lodge Of stone on same plans.
The government reserves tho right to reject any
or all proposals.. Envelopes containing propos-
superintendent's Lodge and addressed to
George Il. Weeks, Lit. Col. and Deputy Quarter
m~aster-General. U. s. A., Depot QuArtermaster
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CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcTORs.-THE TRJIs-
~ tees Of school district No. j. lewis and
Clarke county, Montana. will receive sealed
proposals up to Thursday, evening, July 70. 1898.
half of block ~, Eroadwatsr addition. Helena,
Mont. according to the plans and specifications
as prepared by n essrs. Paulsen " Layalle.
on proposals. furnished BY the board and IN the
hanas of the architects. The plans and .pecih-
cations will TO in readiness FOR tho inspection
T. 1873. at the office OF tho architects, room "a
Pittsburgh block. The board reserves the right
10 reject any OF all bids, or to accept any bids
offered.
6. W. LANGHORNE. Chairman.
+. ". ELLIS, Clerk.
Helena, don't, July IL, 1899.
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POLYGS WILL VOTE.
First Time II Twslve Years They Have
Had the lArlvllor~.

WIfSt AIm0 n 1WoIVe xNAfe They Have
Had the Privilege.
eALT LAKE. July 19.-TAe question hav-
ing arisen Of ths RIGHT 1T polyRamists, In
whose favor President Harrison issued 4
proclamation of amnesty. 10 vots. the Utah
commission referred the matter 10 tho do.
partment At Warrington. The attorney
general replied that he 10 nos tha law adj
visor OF Tho commission and declined TO
express d opinion.
To-day the commiaaion adopted resolu-
tions saying tho right TO vote did not nee.
essarily follow upon amnesty. but IL would
be in the sams spirit, anid ths proclamation.
to extend the privilege. They therefore
advise registration officers to register polyG-
an,ists. and A. such advice 10 equivalent /
q command this course will b. followed md
polyaamisSs will vote 10 Utah for she first
time in twelve years.
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0ak.
Observation-Disclosures

Money on call easy at 4@6 per cent; closed
offered at g per cent. Prime mercantile Taper,
ss.l2 per cent. Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills at ~. s2AM
4.sah Tor sixty days and $4.ssA94,a for de-
mAnd.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July lA-Cattle- Receipts. Il, 1000:
market fairly active, natives steady to strong,
Texans o0lGc. higher: prime 34.SU@5 90; good to
choice. $t.25n4.75; mediuuls. 80. 1904 .25: com.
mon, $3:25@3 65; Texans, $2.0O@2. 81. stockers,
81 65d2. 90.
hoss-hoceipts 2l.oO head; heavy, opened
l5c. lower: ruled 25c. lower. closed Sc. lower;
lights opened steady. closed l5M25o. lower;
too panicky. closing sales: mixed and packers,
$5.aon3 ,!a: prime heavy and butchers weights,
IL. a00 ). IS; light, S5.60I5.Sa So.
sheep -lteceipts, 10000 head; market active.
higher; natives, 81. 1905. 90; yearlings, $3.50
G5.1I5; westerns. $S.0O414 is: Texans, s., 90;
etookers. 81. 501S.0a
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
September, $40.
CorE-tirm; cash. sa,sc: September, x
Easy: cash. 27ac; September. 25Ac.
Farley Nominal.
Iork-lssy; cash. sls.75 September, $3.50.
Inrd-Fas.; cash, 1895; September. s9.72M.
kibs-11asy; cash. S175; September. a7.65.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - SEALED
~ proposals Will be received BY tho bard Of
trustees Of the Montanl state ieform school, at
day. July23, 1893. for furnishing all material
and erecting and completing q brick and stone
building for the said reform school, Plane and
Carr, architect, Miles City. Mont, on and after
July y. and to when all communications should
Be addressed g. to pricss OF labor, materials, .etc.
Of the sucoesssu. bidder for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the CONTRACT.
Froposals will be addressed to J. W; strsyell.
president, Miles City. Montana. and marked
Proposals for builaius the Montana State he
form school," Tho trustees reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of tho board,
II. B. WILEY. Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-20

NOTICE OF DISSoLUTION-THE CO.
~ partnership. heretofors existing bet tive
Peter Whine, Fred Gamer md =. N. Wood.
pnny. has been this day dis .olvsd by mutual
consent. Mr.. Peter Winnie relires from the firm.
the business will ba continued by Fred !, amer
and +. h. Wo,d. under tho old name and style
Of Helena hook il STATIONERY company.
All liabilities of the Fsid company will be
met and all outstanding accounts collected by
tho new firm. lsignedl PETER NINNE,
FRED GAMER,
i. N. WOOD.
Helena, Mont, July 10. 1893