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The New York Herolds Panama. Colombia.
special says: News received here from Hon
duras is unreliable. Both sides are sending out
stories OF their own success. 1t is said that
Bonilla has received another supply Of arms
through Nicaragua. From Managua comes the
report that Bonilla's adherents are cheerful
II Is SAID that his cause is daily gaining ground
and he gives assurance Of ultimate success.
Anappala is still cut off from communication
from the interior. 1t is said that ex- President
Levi has become insane,
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MI. Esan's Statements Denied.

The New York Heralds special says: Leading
newspapers in Santiago and valp araiso publish
statements DENYING Mr.. Eyan's assertions that
he did not connive at the escape Of BlAndlott
Hollsy, the fugitive who sought An asylum In
the United States legation. 1t was rumored
yesterday that Secretary Gresham had ordered
Minister Egan to turn over the fugitives ia the
legation to Secretary McCreery. such an order
would please all Chiieans. There are emphatic
assurances that the recent outbreak was en-
couragsd by Minister Egan and Juan McKenna,
one Of the leading Balmacedists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

From Texas Siftipgz-
Asitated Female-''My husband been here
short. fat, red complicated man an breathes
heavy?"
BArtsndsr-"A man answering that desorip-
tion, MAIDEN. was in about ave minutes ago
and drank seven Angers Of GIN"
'sIhat's Jim-thst's Jim.'
s.Pxid for Il an went ont"
ne street.
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A Doubtful Compliment.

From the Detroit Free PresA
Miss Backbay-"I hope you don't say horrid
things about Boston, too"
Tom De Witt-"Why?"
Miss Backbay-"Oh, I'm from Boston"
Tom De Witt (gallsntly)-"Never mind.
can assure you no one would ever find il out"
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4 Pleasant Job.

From Good NewA
Kindly Old Gent-"Wsll, ny httls man,
What would yoa lie to b when you grow
up?"
Little Aan-"rd kke 70 be nice ola esutae-
around an ask question:"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

Ercols Tamajo. Duke Of Castslucia, died at
the Burlington Hotel in New York city Satur-
day. The duke was born in Palermo in 1896
He served In the Italian army and Was decorated
tos personal bravery on the field daring the
Crimean war. Some ten or twelve years ego
he married an American woman and came to
New York He devoted himself 70 painting and
TO the study Of art
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ARCHER> ATIEID AGAIN.
The Potomac Soumen Reor.anizcd for {
Year.

The Potomac Eoumen Reor.anizcd for the
Year.
The Potomac Arche=s he'd their annual bust
ness meeting az tie hCme OF their PRESIDENT.
Mr.. d. +. McGOwan. on Capitol Hill in s. lite
of the raIa fair REPRESENTATION o. the club
was present and the interes. manifested bids
well for u successful archery season III tine Dis
trict. Officers FOX the season OF 1898 we're
elected as follows: President. c. L. NcNSb5;
team captain. ID. 7. McGowan; vice presi-
dent. J. ". anderson; lady pat-oaess. Miss ".
Carr: secretary. J. s. Barker; treasurer. L. W.
NaxsOr.
Several new members were elected and the
Po:Omacs enter upon their thirteenth season
with more tLsn :veuSy active arcners on tbs
club roster. The lncsI organization i. now.
without doubt. the strongest IN the country in
point Of Numbers and has the material from
which this year snouli developed some re-
Inarkabiy able 6Owmea. Inier tLeir new
teari csptaia rapid progress should be made
by the Few a-cDers- The personnel of the
cub has greatly changed within the last three
years. anu bat lie" 81 those who will face the
ta-ge.s can IrsSe their connection with tie
sport DeyO1d that time. As result: contests
are e.cser aad ;hs Inte=est better maintained
tnan " hen the status of every member as an
archer WAS fixed aad known quantity. In
the inle-c.G5 matches such veterans a NeSs-s.
bartlett. Pickett. tllnt and +. u. Aa-Soa are
missed. bat Washington can yet rely or Its
archery eiub Tor winning its fair share of
victories. Prscdce viii begin the club
range reN. Wednesday and the weekly contests
for ths .Inplonsnip Will began sAo following
"Wednesday.
- he last e.ing of the nat.ona! association
IL Was decided to so 20 Chicago this year and
to give the meet an luterra.iOra character.
The failure Os Chicago archers TO develop
proper interest. and the fact tina: in England
the fitieih anniversary of the first meeting of
their GraIl National ASSOCIATION AZ lo-k viii
be celebrated A. ahou: the same date as our ns-
tiOnEl. Eaye ca1-ei the executive committee to
give Cp the Chicago Tournaments. and the asso-
citation viii PROBABLY gather at DAYTON OF Gin
cinua,i. O..iJ- IL IL me pTeseI. purpose of the
local ciuJ e. he represented .nere by wel-
trained band o: archsrs. At least two open
meetings nave been projected for the District.
but these wall both occur IN tee late fall An
eEOrt - beng made - loca.e the MANY iuLivid-
uaI aTchs-s VINO do Rot belong 20 clubs and Sc
cure the.r attendance a; these meetings.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUE W. ROBSON,
n Steamship. Passenger and Tour AGENT 615 18th
81 n. w. Telephone l6f4. Branch Il Baltimore Nd
First Cabin. second Cabin and S.e-rage tickets by
all steamship lines 10 Europe. Asia. Africa Australia
and the West Indies
AlsoIo Boston. Providence. Norfolk savannah and
points Berths state reserved ON any
steamer outward return.
Sailing lists sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished application
AGENI For THos. COOK SON.
Estimates gwen On tours 10 any part Of the world
Drafts issue IN sums suit England. Ireland
and scotland.
Foreign eKpress and custom house broker. Agents
in all the prinIpsl cites q Europe Send for In
structiuns Bow @ shirs spl0-tr
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MOB VIOLENCE AT HULL.
Strikers Accused of Incendiarism-Resis
bo

Strikers Accused of Observation-Disclosures
the Police.
Ten acres of timber at the Victoria dock in
Hull, Eng, burned last night. The loss will
be more than 100000.
The Citadel Hotel has been burned. All the
telegraph wires in the district are down and
railway irons have been melted. The timber
yard in which the fire was set is owned by the
Wade Company, who employ non-union men.
large section of the crowd of spectators
made no concealment OF their delight at the
progress Of the fire. They threw stones and
other missiles at the soldiers and police who
were helping the tremen to extinguish the
flames. Some went SO far as to cut a hose
pipe.
Three other fires were started by incendi-
aries in Hull last evening. All were discov-
cred before they got Roadway and were extin-
guished.
OTHER EIsTURBANcEs.
The police in Hull arrested drunken decker
Saturday evening. A mob Of strikers stopped
them on their way to the station. The police
fought them off and sent for reinforcements.
The numbers OF the strikers swelled rapidly.
When the police reirforcements arrived more
than 1000 men had gathered, armed with
drew their batons and, clubbing right and left
divided the mob SO that the three officers with
their prisoner could proceed to the station.
After the drunken striker had been removed
the rioters charged the police repeatedly. They
were forced back by hand-to-hand lighting
were divided and were driven into the side
streets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Eprs.s Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

by thoroush knoviedes Of the natural laws which
acerei sppl,cstson Of the hns ProPertss Of veil
tables with dslicstely favored bsverse which may
save US many heavy docsers htlls 4 BY the judi
cious use Cd sucn articles Of Diet that constitution
may be rredusly built mp until strong enough TO-
sast every tendency TO disease Hundreds Of subtle
mAladies are noatng Ground ready % sftsck wher
: eve, tSsrs s .s.k point We may sse.Ps many
pure blood nd propssiy noursahsd franA 10 Civil
Made simply with boiling water or MILK. sold only
IN half-pound tins b. Grocsn. labeled thus,
JAMES EPPs CO.. HonoopssASs chsaisss. Lon
On. EnsianA 3s26s. n. tu1y
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DENTISTRY.

THE VERY BEsT TEETH. FULL SETS THAT
L will give comfort usefulness and a natural ex-
precision TO the wearer. 81. Teeth extracted abso-
with ra 5o r resnn ny silver to DS Sc
patins, 1'c. gold. 81. and up. satsfac ion guar
anteed. DR.. GRAHAM.
app. 3JI 9TH St. orpo. Saks Co.
pAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEETH
Nc Nc B BsSairn Nc f fHHeR @S 1sss
NO SLEEP. 10 e. coc cE GH 'AS
NO SMILED GUNS
NO UNPLEASANTNESS
NO EXTRA CHARGE
We have exclusive control of a preparation for use
in this city which. when
APPLIED TO THE GUMS.
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS
II is applied directly TO the runs
y It's use teeth can be extracted perfectly painless
No swelling of the gums aftsrward.
The patient retains all his senses while having his
No DANCER. Particularly adapted to persons who
Weask no pay if not as represented.
Call on US and try system o: painless extraction
no other III the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
ap6-lm' 1917 Penn. ave- NV
GRoSHoS,S DENTAL PARLoRs. ESTABLISHED
~ ~; loS i4th ST. NV Artificial Teeth inserted,
mhe1-lm'
TENTED STATES DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 4oi
~ 1.h ST. n. the leading denta' organization OF
America. with Off in the principal cities For par
ticulars and prices see PAGE g. mh25tr
EkEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
Il and artificial teeth inserted without charg. excepe
cost of material at 1875 dental Departments
oi .s Suoian en.yersity from to p N daily
October: to June;s0 se,6-t.
MENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING, UNIyFR
sG sfs Ii .as
cost of materials Sc. lot.
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CaEs.PEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER W. 1902.
Trains leave daily from Union Station B. and p \.
9th Aad SITS
Through the erandest scenery in America. with the
handsonsst and most complete sOlid-TrAin S-rvirs
West from Washington.
zoo m; daily ',Cincinnati ana ST Louis lin
m-S.Sohd Nesubuled, newly .lulpl-d. eie.tflc-
nshted train. Pullmnns finest s-r inE cars W ash
ln.tOn 10 Cincinnati. Dining attached nj NAYS
VIE u serve breakfast. Arrives Gin nau 500 u Ia
lhd,anApoiis III 30 a m. st. Louls y T-In. Chi-
cago b pm.
ll:lu D. IN. dSily-The famous f y. V llmited"-
solid yestibuie train with dininE and Pullman
sleepers Tor Cincinnati. LeEInetof and Louisville.
w1tnout change. arriving ~ sEnf1nnau ID D "a.
Lexington $40 y. M LouisAl.. ~ m, lndlan-
apolls III 90 y. IN, Chicago y n M 81 Louis 40
q. m, connecting in Union detsUt tor all points
200 p m dAily-Expness Tor OordonsNte, Char
lottesvlle Richmond. MAyn.sburO'. Stsunton end
principal Virginia points; daily. except sunday. for
nichmond
513 and 1927 Penna. ave.
n4 Il. ". FULLER. GenI Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

VT don't you take DIT. Blrs coash syrup.
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NR BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
Ionges-establlsned sfecia list in this city. with 20
years experience, ~ years at 400 Is - Con-
sultafion tree and strictly confidential ap22- I'm
DR. LEON.
The we'll known specialist,
AGA st. n W.
Prompt treatment.
Once hours. 10 to 1. D to g. apl4-6..
THE HOSFORD ELECTRIC INDICATED vAPoR
L Bath and Massage treatment: also Facial Steam
Ing and Massage; bess attendance for Gentlemen
mnl3-Sm glS II st-n ".
STRANGERS. TAKE NoT1CE-DRs BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases No cure, no pay.
Only established advertising physicians in this city,
Established 40 wears. 9O6 b ST. s.w ap5lm'
nR. BROTHERS. INyIGoRATINsi CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve Stimulsnt and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia. Nervous
exhaustion. Paralysis and that class OF people who
are weak, miserable, lethargc, sleepy. lack of amb
lon and zes there remedy equal to this Cordial
has been IN use for ortyye IN this city.
laboratory. 9oo s.w mh.5lm"
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OFT OF WASHINGTON.

CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALBANY, NY
- Under the direction Of Bishop Dosne. Choice Of
fonr courses OF study for graduation. Special
may be taken o. tire Harvard con- for women. For
talogTe address Miss F. W. Boyd Principal apl SIN
NAVAL EXPEDITION foR BOYS To THE
~ WORLDS FAIR
BY st Johns Military School. M2nlIus, y. Y via
the Great Lakes. OrganiZed cadets of a shp-of-
war, Limited number may Join. june - to july ~
Apply for terms mhl3-3m
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
MATHESON d Co..
Gold block.

A court Of thu First judicial district Of tbs
etate Of Montana. in and Tor the county OF lewis
John i: Miller. plaintiff. ~: Mamie s,mitlh,
!P.,ulsen, Margaret Ps,ulsea lhis yife2(s , Noah ..;,s !.
A Al an a:1s.q s:a. md II There's @sso1 Rosin. re Ssrh.usei
vi Tds s. state d Mont.n. sends greeting to tho
You arc hersb, required to eppear in an action
81 i The :, a AS r,:ts oc :, Me Of the !, Frs, saa iq qdi 9 ssa
county Of Lewis and Clarke and to snawer the
complaint nled he.ein. within ten days ls1clu-
size sh # s the dss .. %; !; sssssa sft vit KS ss sSis o on sHn
or II eerved out Of THE county, but in this dis
triet, within twenty days. osh-rvise within forty
e ss.in:,t z, vol 2u ssSooedior y 70 t ass1 pssy w.o Il 90 com, COM.
Tho said action is brought to obtain . decree
Fasss. de,cribed in the complaint, and executed
By the eaid dsfeaAants Noah, j., EcCSnnell,
hsrah L; Mcconnsli ard John .. Paplscn on
,Rsrsoe - made .sts1 5, thsm and dsiiss. Cd to pisintii
on tho s.me ds, = follow, 70 1T; d.,,.,s
(ss,too) and interest thessen at the rate 4
tweive per cont per annum hon April !, 1892;
t tsl4 o. . ssH interest," To- sHe ,S Ssns.so :. the tho ri. .s.S q e s%eiys
sum of one hundred and forty dollar, $40, AID
psr annun. from April j. i:si: tar The snm Of
one hu.ds q snd tory doll.Ic $40 and ns. inter.
h hnnsn i .1a fo IT, d /; ,s.'' t 81 3: an an ia e. 1ns
from ApFi! ], ~; ior the .um Of shi.ly-hvsd o:::
tos tie sun q thirt,"a!s 10 (sss5 and Il inter,
e sst th f,:@ s 4 z; !, RI. ,ss # i tws sSs . ps1 cent ., shI F., s =
dollars CAS- and interest thereon at tho rate Of
twelve 20; cent peg ann9n from Get. 1 isvl: tor
thereon Il. tho r.te Of twelve per cont per anuurn
from ApIi! !. 1922; for the, sum Of four hundred
dollars S4oo, ~ a reasonable att .rnsy and coun-
That all Of said notss herein .sst out are due
owner OF tho sanne; that the premises conyeyed
sss ss's on P D:ss: So and 1.;: s, IL e sh s'e o.i!es o. q a1 e.
county clerk and recorder Of Lewis ard Qlsrka
sffH Slest h nomSs,sa Eight T. IT, il II s:s sSTes .sai fsS.
to The city Of .Hoisn.. msy b. sold and the pro;
osed, thereof applied to this payment Of .aid
case suoh proceeds are not suSasient to pay u,
; s;s:ss: FL : s ss ~ ;s n S' sa :: f.a' :::.s i. !, !
K: tho s. IL: : ses. s:%a,siI S:,.,e a1 n:m. sIa ana III 4
R %s; e. bs sls.@ Ing ~ is.. sats.sh Of q I'll u 'isss.. 's lisls
claim. lion, equity Of redemption and Interest ii
aud to said mortgaged prsmisss, and for othe
M furthe. rslisf, % fully appears in the com
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail t
appear and answer the said complaint, as aboy
required, the said plaintiff will apply to tn
court for tbs relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and tho seal of the Dis
triot Court Of the kirst Judicial Distrio
Of the ktats Of Montana, in ant
~--@ for the county of Lewis an,
Seal First clarke, this 18th day Of May
Jud. Dist in tho yoar OF our or
Court. one thousand eight hundre(
1920 and niseiy-three.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
By q. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk
II. u. Hepner, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Found a Bloody handkerchief

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, May SAN i'm
menss crowd a present at tho Border
trial to-day. The witnesses examined wer'
tho family physician. DR.. Bowen. Bridge
Sullivan. Mrs. Churchill. Alice Russell. thu
prisoners friend, John Cunningham ane
the policeman who was frat On tho ground
While the examination Of the lattsf witness
was going on the prosecution sprung
surprise that caused the heavy, dull-fen-
tured defendant to grow . shade whittier.
l. was "A handkerchief. black aud dirty and
half destroyed. 1t looked as il an attempt
had been made to burn it. Examination OF
the officer developed the fact thai the
hnndk erchief was found lying a little away
from Mr.. Borden's body and that It wsa
covered with blood.
When this fact was brought out the pris-
oner looked as il she was about to collapse.
On the other hand the point for the defense
was made that no blood stains were found
on any dressas. az claimed by the prosecu-
kiOn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
IN SAMOA.


MataAfa and Malietoa Again Kick Up Dis.
s ~turbances.
Ap1A. Samoa. May "a, via SAN Francisco.
June SIT may be safely predicted now
that Samoan affairs are approaching a eli
max. Indeed. before this reaches the
United States. Maiistoa and Mataafa may
have tried conclusions. and the all-import-
snt question as TO which 10 the stronee.
party may have bsen forever decided.
Lately several important events have taken
place. II now seems a. if active hostilities
were on the very point of being commenced.
A fortnight ago Mataafa addressed n let
tor to King Malistoa, IN which he made
pesoeful overtures. reminded his majesty
of bygons differences and suggested that a
huge ana general meeting of Ssmoans
should be held to choose q monarch. He
suggested various villages as suitable
places to hold the proposed meeting, aud
repeatedly appealed to the king not to be
angry with bin.
Opinions differ AZ to the chances of the
opposing parties. and under existing dr.
cnmstanoes it 10 simply impossible to OBJ
tain reliable information az to their rela-
tive numbers and comparative strength.
Feeling has already ,un pretty high. and
there have been fights and assaults and all
sorts of doinRa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
MOBBED BY STUDENTS.
An Archbishop Of tho Greek Church
Roughly Used.

An Archbishop of the Greek Church
Roughly Used.
VIENNA, june 8.-Arohbishop Sembrato-
wicz was mobbed by a party of Polish stu
dents in Lemburg to-day. In view Of his
visit to the pope which the Poles regard rs
treason to the Greek Catholic church, of
which he is a prelste, the students threw
rotten eggs at the archbishop and his
coachmau, stopped the horses and tried to
climb into the carriage. Five men reached
over the doors and beat tho archbishop
with canes. while others tossed dirt. eggs
and vegetables. The archbishop was
caught twice on the collar and was dragged
from the carriage. but each time tore him
self loose. The police attacked the stu
dents, but were driven back.
Reinforcement were summoned. and
after q lot skirmish nineteen OF the stu
dents were arrested. The others fed.
Bishop Kuljowski, of Stanislau, who had
come upon the mob in the worst of the
fight. md hnd attempted to defend the
archbishop, was severely cut and bruised on
the face and neck. This archbishop's face
was bleeding and he was covered with hl.h.
Both he and the bishop were accompanied
home by the police.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
PROTECT0RA1E EXPECTED
Hawaiians Conclude That Annexa-
ton Is Not Probable for
tho Present.
Three Mon and an Many Bombs
Create . Sensation at
Honolulu.
Retaliation Against Claua sprsokels
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and MaltstoA
Stis Up the 6%a.noans.

HoNoLULu, juno ], VIA SAN FRANCISCO.
June S.--No one knows how or why. but the
fact remains that tho annexation party OF
Hawaii have settled In their own minds
that the United States is going to establish
a p,otecto:ate over the Islands. Annexa-
ton, exoept as something in the future. ID
not now discussed. 1t ia reported that
Minister Blaunt dropped . hint that q pro-
teotosate 10 the proper thing 10 look TO.
II the constant psotestAtions Of the royal
lists are to be believed they have nc inten-
tion Of making a move until after the do
cision of the United States Is known.
Sc far Claus Sp,eckels has not gained
much By his efforts to smbarrass the gov
eminent financially. The subject OF re-
taliation 10 being discussed. with talk Of
stopping the subsidy Of $1,000 per month
now pnid to Spreckels' oceanic steamship
line.
Honolulu has had a genuine dynamite
scare. Last night during a concert at the
Hawaiian hotel. at which most of the peo-
pie of town were assembled. police off'oers
saw three men acting in a suspicious man
nsr near the ex-queen's residence on Wash
ington riace. When ordered to halt two
drove of in a hack and the third ran away
in the darkness. Nssr whore the man on
foot had been. the officers discovered three
dynamite bombs ana a small bottle OF full
inmate mercury. A company Of volunteers
vas called ont Immediately and guarded
the place and barracks all night. Z I.
thought by the oficets OF tho provisional
government that the bombs were to have
been used to blow up the barracks In which
tho provisional army was sleeping. Presi-
don't Dole stated that he thought the and
ing of the bombs proof oflthe reported con-
spjracy to restore the queen. "a did also
Attorney General Smith. The royalists are
indignant at these assertions.
The government has quietly been organ
isinR three more compsntss Of volunteer
soldiers. Although nc official nsws is yet
made public, il Is stated that the govern
ment has received private letters from
Washington assuring them that a p.otec-
torate will be declared BY the United States.
Ex-Quesn LiliuokHiaui Ia preparing n
lengthy statement to be given Minister
B!ount. In it she recitss the history of her
short reign, the causes leading TO her down
fall. and gives her views ~ to the injustice
Of her treatment BY the provisional govern.
mepEs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIS-
IN sion to cut and remove timber from the

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIS-
IN sion to cut and remove timber from the
public lands Of the United states .
Notice is hereby given that At tho expiration ott
txenty.one day. FROM the trst ppbiieation o.
Fishbnrn and jacob u. Fishburn. OF Fergus
ments Of section 8 Of the rules and regnlntion'
prescribed BY tho honorable secretary Of the m
terror. approved May s.. 1891. make written APP
p~lication 10 the honorable t~ecret.ry Of tho inter
Tor for permission to cut and remove .hfteen
hundred cords OF wood from tho following do
soribsd lands situate. lying and being in the
Lewietown land district in Fergus county, Mon
tana. viz =,
Tho ny Of section !, thes Y of No u. the NV \
of the nsh. and the Q u Of tho NV y OF SEQ z. all
in t a n. + IL 9, and the sw Y Of the e Of sec
IS. I Is n. r IL 0. embracing an area OF $40 acres,
upon which there Is now situated about 400. !co(
feet of pine timber. That all Of tho said land Il
and wholly unfit fol agriculture, and not known
GEOEdE A. EISHRURN.
JACOB n. EISHbUhN.
Edgar q. Wordsn. Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 160a.
First publication Mny ~. l68a-
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ASSESSMENT NoT1cE-TnE LEO Mls1N'

A sSfSsMENT NOTIcE-THF LEO Mining
~ and Milling Company Of Montana: works
located three and ono half miles from butte,
silver Bow comfy, Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meeting Of
%trustess Of said company hold on the 24th day Of
May. 1898. IN assessment of u cent per shar 70
was levied upon tbs capital stock OF raid com {.
pany, payable on ths sd day of July. 1893, to John
L. Meyer, secretary Of said company. ct the Office
Of the Le" Mining and Milling company Of Mon
tana. room no. 40 Commercial building, st.
Louis, Mo.
Any stock upon which said sss essmen shall re-
be deemed delinquent. and will be duly ndyer-
Used for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment be mnde before, viii lie sold on tue Sd day
OF August, 1893, to pay tho delinquent assess-
ment. together with the costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. JOHN +. MEYER.
Secretary Of fAid Company.
Room No. %10 Commercial building, 1T, Louis
] Mo-. Office Of laid Company.