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AN ACT to smcu'i section forty-eight of
chapter tWent seven of the revised statutes
a. amcuded by section six. chapter one hun
drCd aud thirty-two, public laws of eighteen
hundred and n,nety-one, relating to Druuk-
enness and Disturbance.
r. II enacted by the Senate and House OF Nfi-
rcscntaiiyes in Legislature assembled, as
MS follows;
section section forty-sght Of chapter
tweI.y-seven of the revised statutes as
amended by section six Of chapter one-han-
irc,i ami thirty -;wu, public lasys of eighteen
hundred anh nirrty-oae, il hereby afnci,ssed
by striking out tho words lis qparrelsone
and" ia the seventh line of said section. ~
that said sectiOn Is amended shall read a.
follows:
'.Sec. q. Any person found intoxicated In
ant street. highway pr other public place.
shall s' panished for the first offence by fine
not exceeding ten dollar or by Imprisonment
for thirty DAYS, and 4 'ou any Subsequent con-
victinn by Imprisonment for thirty days Any
person found intoxicated in his own house. or
in any other building or place, he is disturb
Ing the paGlie pesc,. or the peace OF his own or
any other family. shall be punished for the
nrst and any Subsequent conviction. as pro-
vided IN the preceding clause of this section.
Any sueh intoxicated person shall be taken
into custody by any sheriff, deputy sheriff.
constable. marshsl. deputy marshal police o.
fccr or Waterman and comittefi TO the watch
HOUSE or police Station or restrained in some
other suitable place until a complaint can lie
made and a warrant issued against him. Upon
which ne may be arrested and tried.
Approved February IA
Chapter $50.
AN ACT 10 prevent the courts of this state
from, being deprived Of jurisdiction of &C
tiene against Foreign Accident or Casualty
Insurance Companies, and also to prevent
limiting the time for commencing actions
against such companies to period OF less
than two years from the time the cause OF
action accrues-
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
rpsensatives in the Legislature assembled, as
follows:
No cenditisns. stipulations. or agreements
shall deprive the courts Of this state of juris-
diotion of actions against foreign accident OF
| casualty insurance companies or associations
nor limit the time for commencing action.
| against such companies or associations to q
pcriod Of less than two years from the tins
| vhen the cause Of action accrues.
| Approved EsbruaUA
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AN ACT to amend -cctiou seven 81 6har,foi
tififty-six of the Public laws Of eiehieal
hundred and eighty-seysn, relating TO thu
returns Of seleeImen and Town Clerks it
the Secretary Of state.
he il enacted by the Senate and House ~ Rep.
retentatives In Legislature assembled. &
follows:
Section ]. Secfion seven Of chapter fhirty
six of the public laws Of eighteen hundred u h.
eighty-seven is hereby amended by strikinl
Out all Of said section after the Sord town
IN lie fifth linc thereof. and substitute Their
for the following. and ibercHpon tbe tow
clerk shall make record nf the total result
and the scltetuen and town clerk shalt forth
with send 10 the secretary Of state due an
proper official returns thereof IN tho form pre-
scfibed ny law. so that said section az smendes
shall read:
section :. The warden shall receive the bal
lots at such elections and perform The dutie
specified in section forty -four Of chapter fpu
Of the revised statutes. but the lists shall |,
delivered within treniy-four boHrs after III
closing Of the polls to the clerk Of said tow
and tberetiIv,h the town clerk shall make s
record Of the total result. and the seiettniei
and town clerk shall forthwith send TO IN
secretary Of state due and proper official n
turns thereof In the forn, prescribed by law
section 2. This act shall take effect wbei
approved.
Approved Narcba.
Chapter 1911.
AN ACT to amend section thirteen Of Chapfes
one hundred and twenty-four ~ the re
vised Statutes. relating to obscene boos
and pictures:
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of REP
Tesentatives in Legislature assembled. q
follows.
Section thirteen, chapter one hundred am
twenty -four Of the revised statutes Is heret.
amended tn read AZ follows:
Section ". Whoever imports. prints. pnb
fishes. sells or distributes any book, painyEsle;
ballad, printed papsreor other thing contain.
ing obscene. indecsntsor impure Language. o.
nanifestly tending - the corruption Of Tn
morals Of youth,os = obscene, indecent 0;
impure print, picture, figure or description
manifsstiy tsndhg 70 The corruption Of u,
morals Of yoath, or introduces into = fami.
school or paacs q education, OF buys, pr
cures. receives Or hes in his possession an,
such beoL, leqPhiss, hsilad. p1tntsd paper q,
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An Not to regulate the packing and sale Of
boi4c-ilr -ardtncs
r. if rraitod hY The senate and House of rep-
refentttNes in Legislature asseInh1ed, as
folta-
sort,H I. Whoever bakcs, fries, packs or
can ans herring or other hsh for ~ardncs.
without heading and estscrrlting ths Sane
sHd whorei'r ,rlis offers for sstr or has IN his
possession fer sale any safdines lat krd wit h.
out being headed and eyiscrrated, Shall
forfeit tacutv dollars for every one hundred
caus Ia' krd, sold. offered for sale, or in
pusss iou iur ale tn he recovered hy indi, T.
ment or action ~ debt, unc-haif Ia the coma
p'Rinaui nf rrt~'"utor. and nne-hntf 10 the
town In 81 hu "a OBJ, ptfcnsN Is committed
Section % ih.- tt shah not apriy TO any
ardines already packed.
Arr,rJ,.rt4 Ls.ft
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AN ACT to amend chapter eighty-six of thu
Revised Statutes. relating to Trustee Suits.
b. i enacted bs the senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes in Legislature assembled. a.
follows:
section l. Section four of chapter eighty.
six of the revised statutes Is hereby amended
by adding at the end thereof the following
words. When partnership is made truS
tee in trustee suit service upon one mem.
Der Of the nj shall be sufficient attachment
OF the property of the principal defendant in
the possession Of the firm, provided legal ssr-
vice shall be afterwards made upon the othei
members of the firm-'
Section .. Section SIX Of chapter eiehty-si1
OF the revised statutes is hereby amended BY
adding at the end thereof, the following
words: when trustee suit Is discontinued
settled by the principal parties the reto before
the return day Of the writ. the trustee shall
be entitled to no costs. provided the plaintiff
or bis attorney shall notify the trustee in
writing before the return day Of the writ that
the action has been discontinued
Approved February L.
Chapter ass.
AN ACT 70 fix the salary Of the County Al,
torney for the County Of Lincoln.
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county ~ Arooztoosz-
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Reprrssntaiiy - ia legislature assembled,
a. 5siIows:
section !. Chapter three hundred and
tsseuty-foar 81 the public laws OF the state
OF Maine, for the Year eighteen hundred and
el@bfy-Hye, establishing a superior court IN
and for Aroo-fops county, Maine. and all acts
additional thereto and amendatory thereof
are hereby repealed, and the entire iurisdic-
iioa- civil, criminal and appellate Of said sI-
perior court. ana all powers incident thereto
s,e hereby Transferred to and conferred upon
the Supreme judicial court, which court shall
heneefurth exercise the same In the sains
I manner .laey were exercised by the sE-
pre:De judicial coaff previous TO the estab-
H4hmeut Of said superior court. or as
said supreme judicial court is authorized to
exercise the ss:s.. in similar cases; and shall
grant any executions or other process neees-
/ sary to carry into effect any Judgment. order
or decree Of said superior cogrt, rs fully a.
| said superior court might have done had not
this act been ysss4I
section :. 7 he reeor.is Of said superior court
and the custody IT the same Is transferred 10
| the clerk o. the supreme judicial court fot
said county. To chose attesfation Of the Hafn q
or OF thesr contents. full faith shall be given.
Section .. All indictments and Informal
tons. all civil -aiss and all other processes
civil or criminal. pending in said superior
/ court, shall be and hereby are transferred 10
the supreme judicial court Of said county, and
shall be er.sFei ea the docket Of the same al
the first terra Erzt at ter this act takes effect
aid shall have day therein and b. heard and
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IN OTHER STATES.
Electors Meet and Cast Thelr votes-som.
Divided.

Electors Meet and Cast Their votes-some
Divided.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 9.-Ths Ohio mem-
bers Of the Electoral college met this morn
ing and cast twenty-five votes for Benjnm-
in Harrison. and one BY j. p. Seward. of
Mansfield, for Grover Cleveland. Seward
is tho first democratic presidential elector
in Ohio for forty years.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. a.-New York's thir-
ty-six presidential electors met and organ
lied. and, after indorsing Edward Murphy
for United States senator. cast their vote
for Cleveland and Stevenson.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. a.-The Electoral
college met aud cast the vote of Illinois for
Cleveland and Stsvsnson-A votes. David
@. Enslow, of C~arlinville, was chosen off,
cial messenger. TO carry the result to WASH
inRton.
LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. a.-Nebraska's prssi-
Dental electors met and cast their votas for
BENJAMIN Harrison.
ST.. PAUL. Jan. 9.-The nine Minnesota
electors met Ut noon and cast their vote for
Harrison and Reid.
SALEM. Ore. Jan. 9.-The members of
the electoral college met to-day and cast
three votes for Harrison n one for Wsa-
YER.
lNDrANAPoL1s, Ind. Jan. 9.-Ths electoral
vote OF Indiana was cast to-day fer Ulsve-
land and Stevenson.
DEs NorNEs, Iowa, Jan. 9.-The prssi-
dental electors met at noon and after elect
ing Milton Rsnley. of Iowa City, the Sec
ond slsctor at large, ~ president, and Ed
Chassell, of Lemars. secretary, shey ad-
jourpsd till two Q. m.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 9.-The Tenne-
sec electors met At noon aud cast their
votes for Cleveland and stevenson.
JEFFERSON Cry. No.. jan. 1.-Tle presi.
Dental electors Of Missouri met to-day and
cast the vote OF tho state for Cleveland and
Stevenson.
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 9.--Ths democratic
presidential electors mot to-day and oaat
The vote OF Arkansas for Cleveland and
Stevenson.
CARSON, New. Jan. 9.-Ths presidential
electors cast the vote of Nevada for Weaver
snd Field. In honor of The result the silver
party had made six solid silver ballot SOU
venirB.
BISMARCK. N. D., Jan. 9-Ths electors
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NoRTHWRsTERN vs. MUTUAL LIFE

Tvs CompAnIss Showing the Difference
Rssuits sud Isntios.
The asshts Of shs Mutual Life Insurance
company Of New York are distributing
broadcast : circular entitled .'Incrsass and
Dsossass' In which they try, By delusivs
ratios. TO make II appsar that The dividends
Of the Northwestern are steadily dscrsas-
ing. They compare premium receipts and
dividends paid years ago. with premium re-
osipts and dividends now paid by the North
western. without EXPLAINING the fact thas
probably nins-tsAths OF the business Of the
N~orthwsstsrn has, for the past Ten ysars,
been written on the asmi-tontins plan, on
which dividends are not paid unit! the end
Of ten, Afteen or twenty years. The Mu-
tual Life does NOT state that, BY the same
test, (Which however proves n0thinR), its
own dividends have for ysars shown large
decline.
The Northwestern agents are NOT COM
psllsd to circulate ANONYMOUS documents
~ order TO get business. They have actual
facts and the results on actual policiss.
Tbs following ID . record Of one Of such
policies:
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Callahan Resigns and Martin IL Promoted
to the Vacancy.
Joseph Callahan has resigned the posi-
tion of sergeant of police, to which Mayor
Curtin appointed him last May, and will
become q deputy in the office Of Sheriff
Curtis. Mayor Curtin has pl promoted Police.
man W. B. Martin to the vacancy. in the
following letter:
Mr.. w. b. MARTIN,
Dear sir-RsposinR trust in your pru-
point you sergeant Of police Of this city. to
date from the morning Of Jan. 10, Mr.. Cal
lahan resiGninR at that date to ACCEPT = pc.
sition in the sherif's Office. Yours very
truly. JOHN G. CURTIN, Mayor.
Ex-Sergeant Callahan was appointed a
policeman BY Mayor Bradford in 1891, and
held his place on the force until Mayor
Curtin promoted him to the post Of SER
gsant in May last. Both as an officer and
AZ sergeant he has shown himself a hard
and conscientious worker. Sergeant Mar
tin was made a policeman by Mayor Fuller
during that gentleman's hrst term. He
held the position until the accession OF
schmidt's term no was reappointed and
was continued by Mayor Curtin. His pro-
melton is looked upon IS a deserved recoR-
milton of his ability.
Both the sergeant and the ex-serQoant
were concerned in the arrest of Brian Fitz-
gerald. the man twice convicted of assault
with intent to rob, and whose second trial
was brought about by charges that q job
had bssn put M on him by the police. The
remarks made by the court regarding their
conduct of the case. after the second con-
~viction, were regarded ~ rather severe. In
view of the finding of the jury. Their
friends regard their several promotions AZ
an exhibition OF confidence in their CON
duct Of the Fitzgerald affair. and say 1t re-
quires no further defense from the criti-
cisms which it evoked at the time.
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The Merchants National Bank.

The Merchants National Bank.
The regular annual meeting Of the share
holders of the Merchants National bank
for the election OF directors to serve for tho
ensuing year will be held at the bank
rooms IN the 10th day of January, 1898.
between the hours of four and six p. N. Of
said day. AARON HERsHFIELD. Cashier
Helena, Mont, Dec. 8. 1892.
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ANOTHER COMPARISON.
Annual premium
$152. ID.
No additions

CtneE. MUTUAL LlI0l Otn0r NORTHWESTERN
policy holders have alp0licy holders have q
similar actual expert similar actual expert
enCe. lenco. s@
decreasing dividends. Increasing dividends.
1t does not need q ratio to show shat the
above dividends increase in the Northwest
ern and decrease in the Mutual Life. 'Thers
they are. look at tenn" What better proof
can be required?
This comparison 10 worthy of special mo-
tice because both policies were taken ont in
the same year. al the Same age. INT on the
same plan.
w. E. PHILLIPS, Gsn'l Aet.
Montana National Bank block, Helena.
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Notice.
Notice is hereby eiven that there will be
a meeting of the board of eounty commits.
sioners at their Office on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
1893, for the purpose Of accepting two
bridges between Judge Duffv's and M. A.
Mitchell ". and for the transaction Of such
other business as may legally come before
them. BY order of the board.
j. s. TooKKR. Clerk.
Helena, Jan. 4, 1893.
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nat sad voted. Clsyslasd ons. Weaver
ons. Hassison ons.
LANSING, Mioh.. Jan. N--Ths presidential
s~lsotoss mel to-day. HsnjaInln Ha !.
ylaon resolved nine votes md GrOy er
Cleveland Ave. This ID the first tins In
ysars that I dsmoosAtin presidential can.
dtdats has received o. slsstorsl vote from
this State.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 0.-The electoral
vote Of Wisconsin, WIS csqt for . demccrntic
president to-day, tha dtst time in forty
yoaHe.
BOISE CRY, Idaho, Jan, 1.-Idaho'a prssi-
vote OF the sSats Tor Waiver and Field.
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stockholders Me.t,ne.

stockholders' Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Montana National bank viii
bs held a their banking house in Helena
Montana, on Tuesday, Jan. 10. between tn,
hours of 10 a. m. and four .. M.
RoBr. l.. McCuLLoH, Cashier.
Dated Dec. 8. 1892.
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Montana National Bank bloc Helena.

Mullan Fuel company is selling wood ut SAFE
per cord in two cord lots. l.. d 4. block, Sixth
avenues; telephone 1855.
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Remember that all winter underwear will
be sold this week at . discount OF 20 per
cont at The lee Hive.
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O'Brien Gets Ono Year.

M U'1sFieh Gets Ono Xe"r.
John OBrien, who was placed on trial
last Saturday for burglary at East Helena.
had his trial concluded in Judge Hunts
court yesterday. The jury found him
guilty and fixed the penalty at one year at
Deer Lodge.
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Mullan Fuel company is selling wood at "a. II
per cord in two cord lots. j.. Il L.. block. Sixth
avenue; telephone 1s8.
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The Beo Hive bargain counters on their seco n,
floor are loaded down with new and useful
household goods. Give them a call.
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The broadway House.
The only 1rst-elass rooming house in the
city, with dining room IN connection.
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Two Ballots Were Formally Taken,
Fut In . Hat and Then
Counted.
Balleiing In the Other siatss-ln Some Of
Thsm this Votes Were d.
vidsd.

and the democrats present thoughS WnaS 2
pity u va that three good solid votes
shoald b thus thrown away. u VA the
most dsmocratis ceremony = man ever saw.
The electors. Col. +. N. Malone. OF Miles
City; ". p. Hall. OF Butte, and George ".
Morse. Of New Chicago, entered the secrs-
tarv'a ofioe a tvo O'Clock and shook hands
win Attorney General Haskell and s.er.-
vary hoswiss. who chspei oned snem through
the proceedings of the balloting.
The attorney general looked nh Che
nod. - n,o..arra laid dovn IN
- N~S.. su,..1s ~.
going On @. W. Hanscom, Of Butte. ex-
chairman Of The ~populist committee. Col,
" = p.ra... " n p,.r,.t Sa,o..rt..t-
:, ~.
arms heafdon OF me mousse Ssmes -. SAL
deYs. State Superintendent of Public In
struction Stcsrs. Associate j Justice Harwood
- Aha .rrrarna courA5 4 i. William and
= ,t.a 1890. ~ ~. y
-. :. W.
q long table. Ool. Maions nomlnasso ".
r. Hall az chairman and Mr.. Morse was
elected ssoretarv. Col. Malone was elected
a. Nha ,n...arn., h gill c.rrv the reault
!. ~ 49,. -, rhs 1890. ~.
~ nssaOnsl capissi. Ano a'.o'asS soI.
oral said the vote must be BY ballot. Eacn
elsctor shen wrote on pieces Of paper taken
4 from one of Aha lAkfAr h6ada of tho o00fAtaHY
q 800. ~. 49,. - Rari,m;r H.rrieon IA
.rAN Mn'S"u-..
prssi0enS OF tne Unatsd osates. me DSiloss
were placed In n OF the electors hats Wit
all the formslity of a state convention
~ha,o h.t. - r.ea for onch ! rnrro.a
Xfssr ~ 1h,.. haiiots va,e ali in ths hst
ths sacratarv vaa ir~.trncted to connt
them' They we're taIen ont and
nIsc.d m tha lonr table with
the written aida mn 10 eysrvbody could see.
Thsn 4 was declared that ths three electorai
essH for Ranismin Harrison for nreaident
81 the IJnited Etntes. The electors went
throuoh the sana yontina in voting for
Whiteiaw Raid for vins. nrasidant II the
United States. The electors then adiourned
until four n. m. for the purpose az aioninr
the certifcate which il to be sent 10 WASH
inpton bv Col. Malone. A typevritten GER
tifcate had been prepared ia the meantime,
hnA vhan the ~el.etorn INST again thew con.
clndsd that While thew vere about i thew
wouId have 4 first-class lob az far as they
could. even II they were losers. So they
ssnt for the foreman Of THE INDEPENDENT
lob rooms and ordered a handsome printed
certihoate. vhish looks much better than q
tvpewritten one.
The eertiacate reads a follows: In the
name Md hv ~ anthoritv Of The aonoresa
OF the United States and the state Of Nom
tana: To all TO whom these presents shall
come. areetino: Knov We. that We. Will
liam Hall. Francis M. Malone and George
W. Morse, presidential electors for prssi-
dent and vice. prasident Of the Unite d
States, in and for the state Of Montana. did
assemble at the seat of p~oysrnment. to-vit;
at the oity of Helena. on the second Mon
day in January, 1893. at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, to-wit: ON January 8, A. D. 1893,
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A CHANGE OF sERGEANTS.

Be sure and buy . winter wrap at The Bee
Hive discount sale this week.
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The best dry goods in the city for the least
money at The Bee Hive.
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Special sale of infants caps this week 1t
Butcher d Bradley's. 1O5 Broadway.
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The comet did not. strike us, and 40 wc will
keep right on knocking prices into star dust.
Lutcher d Bradley, 10a Broadway.
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Wood S4.7b per cord in two cord lots. j. II.
Boucher, agent, l.. Il 1. block, Sixth avenue;
telephone 1856.
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Legal blanks At this Office.