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The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SUMMoNs-1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ tho First Judcisl district of the state Of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. -
Il. l.. Gordon and Frank h. Holt. co-partuers
In business under tho firm name and style of n.
I: Gordon 4 so%pany plaintiffs. vs. Charles c.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named deisndant
brought as.nst you hy the abSSs namea plain
district Of the state Of Montana. in aad for the
complaiat filed the Elm. within ton days teaciu-
s,e Of the day Of servics after the servl on you
OF this summons. il served within this county;
wa a,hn
day., or judgment BY default will be taken
against you according TO ths prayer Of said com
Ihs said sctton Is brought to obtain judg-
msnt of ssis cosrt against you for the sum Of
two hundred and ssvent, nine AAd ~ 100 dollars
wares snd nerehsnsits sold ; and dssv.led M i1 .;
isss. . H.l:s., Aon'.ss e; inssrs.s on on said said
mum from July q ltS5, for usrrasonabie and
costs r .nit: Al !. 9:Ts fsils .pp..s.
reference 10 hsrsAy had.
Asa ySu ..s SssI osa tat e M to
BY default aeainst you for said sam sf Sa70. u.
with interest thereon at 10 Ber csnt por aanum
from July "a 1854, aud for costs Of suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
triot Court of tho First judicial District
Of the state Of Montana, in and
-@ for the county Of Lswia aud
{ Bal ktsat } clarke, this slst day Of oeto-
( J0a. Dist. I ber, in the year e1 our Lord
Co0st. } one thousand eight hundred
49, and nine,y-throe.
JOHN hEAN. Clerk.
Egg. u. FIREMAN. Dapaty Clerk.
]. N. b 8. II. Aclntire. D aihtiffs' attorneys
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

Christmas presents ares difficult to select by
many persons. and it is simply impossible to de-
nlde what to buy, Our advice To all friends in
such tlilemmas is to go where the largest assort-
ment OF gifts can be found. and by looking at
tho large and well assorted stock of all kinds of
holiday goods, dry goods etc., at he Bee Hiyo
you will be sure to get what you want
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
NOTICE OF sTOCKHGI.pERs' MEETING

4, Southern Cross old Mining company
Notice Ia hereby given thal d meeting Of the
stockhoiders OF the Southern ross told Mining
company will be held at the McDsrmott hotel,
IN The city of Eutte, county of Silver Bow. and
d. 1882. at the hour Of two o'clock D. M, for tho
purpose OF voting upon proposition to renIer
the stock OF the company assessab!e. 1t is de-
Persons holding certificates of stock not origin
silly Issued to them should have the Same trans
sertiicates issued in their own names to entltle
them 20 representation. liy order of the boarl
of trustees.
o. p. BLAINE. President.
Attest: Guy X. pIhTT. Secretary.
=, he above meeting is ad inurnel until the first
monday III January lJun. u. leJi to meet At the
same place. o, Z. Ii.aL..E T. President
Attest: GUY y IIATr. Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

EjTRAY NOTICE. HAVE IN MY POS
~ session one black COW with bob tail torns
turned in in front: is about eight year. old was
thoi in front OF my place It Woed!awn last
Sun lay: animal is still alive and cong we'll.
Owner can have same by proving property and
GEO. W. LlOhk.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MET
~ ing OF the stockholders of the Montana Ma
tional bank of helona, Mont. will be held at
O'Clock p, M. for the purpose of electinE direc-
tors for the ems a ng year and the transaction of
fu n other business may como before the
meeting.
a. l.. SMITH, Cashier,
Helena. Mont. Dec. 9. 1875.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
Notice TO orc si,tpnors,

1he q. s. Public Sampling Works, this
city. arc in the ma ket for all clnsses O
smelling ores and nre prepared to nv the
highest market prioe TO came.
Parties having ole to sell Will End 1t to
their advantage to interview L. B. Brndep,
manager, before disposinp of their products.
Custom assayine will receive ca eiul NJ 4
prompt attention.
Office corner Grand and jackson streeta
Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
THE MARKETS.
New YoRK, Dec. 23.--nAr silver. 89N.
Copper--Q Quiet, lake $l0.90.
InsI-E EsAst,oa, don,naAio

Lead-Firmer: domestic. Sa2h.
Trading was mainly on the bear side New
England led in selling the strength of the
fact that money has not yet been obtained to
meet the January interest. Shares broke AS rer
cent. but rallied and the loss on the day was 2x
per cent. Western Union declined Ia Per cent
but recovered s per cent. Atchison -;as tt,ady,
at ons time going u per cent higher than yester
days close. then reacted y per cent and closed
at yesterdays, Transactions for tho week re-
suited in general depreciation Of values.
Governments Fasi,r.
Petroleum. ull nominal
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
4 PRETTY FACE

is tho RESULT ct q
healthy physical
condition. Beau
ty Is but akin dcepn
yet II greatly de-
pends on . clear
complexion, FREQ
from wrinkles and
hollow checks.
Health always
brings wealth Of
beauty. A healthy
state Of the system,
comes with 1octor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's Q
medicine prepared
for wOmAn,a all
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

line china cup and saucer is u chaap and
useful Christmas gift. Why hot buy one at The
Zee Hive
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

Does your little girl wish for doll or a littlo
piano. or is sho fond of nice picture books?
The Bee Hive can supply you with all kinds of
toys.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

! Go to The Boo Hivo for all kinds OF Christina,
gifts suitable for young and old The largest
assortment in the state,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

Money on call easy at 1@1h p,r cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 3Ysm5,s per cent. Sterling
exchange inactive with actual business in bank
ers bills at $Ls64G for demand. and 81 84h
@ASlls for sixty-uay bills. S-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Cattle -Reseipts. 1000
head; fair business for Saturday: pens cleared;
$3.15GG4 30.
Hogs = Receipts. 10000 head; active, trife
higher. rough. 81 9o@5 05: mixed and packers.
Sa.luM5.20; prime heavy and butchers weights,
S52jet5S5: hgh-. $5.l5g5.sO
Sh.ep Receipts. 1.5oO head; slow. unchanged:
top sheep ~ 75k3. z5 top lambs So. 1904. 25 lot
OF 900 good western ewes averaging 8s, sold fot
81, lowest on record.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
Arriva 5 nt 'Ihe eun.
Arrivals at the Grand reutra,,

D Rowley, Elossburg CEa.iber, Clancy
Chas Il nt0p, J ii Murphy Ii,nini
Mrs W J aul, Ioze- Miss Mary Iaul, Eoze-
man mn
John Rodda, Ihilps- James Con,ey, Deer
burg .H-.' otge
II hlllott. III NJ NJ j w Herbert. city
60 \ Nolf. livingston
Mrs L. urnbull, Gran NJ ! ea an, lossburg
lte G. Nc avics v In
b MoKillicsn. Marys- on
vile Mrs ,N,m Nl,ys,r Ma,
d U'Rourke, Billings rysyi'le -
v m Mayer. MarysvIle W j. iramble. Marrs-
q n + essler, Deer Lodge villa
n RS kessler :" G. Teupleton Uni-
Miss A Dilbur, Deer vprsiy
Lodge D atling. Eeer Lodge
Dan Coughiin city
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

buy your wife or daughter a nice dress pattern
at The Zee Hive us your gift for Christmas
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

books: The Practical Family Poultry Keeper,
The Practical Horse ana attic Doctor. The
Family Bootol Bk BOOK. The % sdies % MODEL fsnsy ns
Work Manual. Tho American family Cook Hook,
famous Dramatic Recitati Ms, Mrs Parting.
ton 6rab Lag The Modern HOyie. ANY TliRt Il
Of tho above books for 10 cents, SILVER.
CRAIG DAVIDSON PUhlIsHING co.
Helens MontanA.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

Diners, Pullman palace and tou !st
seepors. Frse reclining chairs. Tho only
line to salt Lake and Dsnvsr. Further in
formation can be secured by calling on or
addressing No. 2S North Main street, Hell
ena, Mont II. O. WILSON
T. l.. LoMAx, Freight i Pass. Agt.
G. +. d. I. A., Omaha, Neb.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
HELP WAN SrED-MALE

M AN rED-A TRAVELLING ,LESMAH TO
w sell jewe ~ to the trader salary ~, 400 Der
year and expenses. address Manager. 2. U. box
1873, New York.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SITUATION WANTED "A MAN WOULD
u Ike place as furnace heater or janitor
work John Emicker. II south / avis street.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

F0r EENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
OR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
L complete for housekeeping. at Sunrise tor
race. Call 42l sixth avenue.
L OR REkT--FURNlSHED ROOMS, WITH
1 steam heat. 3l4 Clarke street,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SITUATION WANrED-BY BUTCHEh. IN
~ market; can give best of references; has had
eight years experiences: no objection to outside
cities. Cail on address Autchsr. care Il, j.
Urrs, Helena, :. ont.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

NITUAlION WANTED EMPLOYMENT
~ wanted by a reliable man: would take jani-
tor or watch,nan: anything not over-laborious
or oppre sslve. is good Icker of ali classes of
goo IS for shipment. handy with tools, can box,
crate, hoop or bundle; will furnish honorable
testimonials. Address b. NJ. this Office.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
Union Pacific system.

Following rates now in effect via the
Worlds Pictorial line. Gateways to tue
east. Sioux City, Omaha. or Kansas City.
FROM HELENA MONT
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SITUATION WANT IA YOUNG UNMAR-
~ ried man would like employment Of any
kind; moderate salary. Address Z. j. H.. this
ohCp,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

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SITUATION WANTED - A Buy OF II
~ would like to work for board while attena-
ing school. address John Kennedy, 1901 l4el
ena avenue. ,.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
Farmers Attention

~ n-@ This out. esnd to US
with FIVE Gen TS and
we will send any ona
of the folIov vinu n "a nj
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

FOUND,
LOUND - IN REAR OF POSTOFFICE.
L package of merchandise. Owner can have
tho same BY calling at this Office proving prom
erty and paying for this advertisement.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

slIU AIioNs NANTED-MALS. \.
AdyercisemenS Ln~es uAs nussy times
I
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ as copyist or Office assistant; good reference.
Address Edith Lyon. Helena, Mont,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

MUTATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG NO
man to work for room and board. Address
Mrs Miler's dressmaking parlors. Denver
block.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24
FOK kENT-IW WELLISGN

FOK kENT-DW ELLISGs,
LOR RtNT-THE J. ESIDENi FORME lLY
L owned BY Geo. Sey mer, near Hotel Eroad.
water; it is q ten room stone house. with steam
to good tenant. inquire at Sanford l. Lvans
store. Margaret Fortman.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

LOST.
T OST-BETWEEN CLARK AND SPRUCE
IL streets, on Penton avenue. silver clover leaf
garter buckle attached to black elastic. Please
return to Independent office.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

SITUATION MANTeD-AN EXPERIENCED
~ dressmaker will go out sewing by the day.
Call or address 40S Park avenue. Helena. Mont
The Helena independent., 1893-12-24

MISCkLLAN EUUy.
FOR sALE..A CHoLARsHIP IN ENGLE-
l. horn's Business College. Apply at this
Office.
EOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, SINGER
/ sewing machine. good as new: beddiu9
pillows. pictures. bric-a-brsc. 52l breckenridge,
MARRY-IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND OR
AA wife, rich or poor. send two cents for
matrimonial paper; sent sealed in plain wrapper,
Mr., and Mrs. Drake. 81 Central bun6 building.
Chicago. Ill.
I AIDES. CITY OR COUNTRY, UNDEh-
L. standing something Of painting or drawing
are requested to tend us two good photos OF
their family and 81 80. We send ,ou for that
s2 80 two unfinished portraits 1920 on stretchsr,
which Oh can easily finish in crayon or water
color anu got IS to $40 apoce; less than two pur-
traits cannot b0 sbi ioI el 1. Stern's art studio,
20 bartlett street, brooklyn, N. Y.
MASQUERADE SUITS TO RENT; ALL
u kinds; low rates. Mrs. II. Werth. lO7
broadway.
MlZPAH. CLAIRvOYANT. 20 STATE
h street; tells past and futnre "she is worthy
OF hor testimoniai"-tit ity Marshal. Rockvale
Col.
NEW CRATES. NEW LINING AND GEN
- orai all around stove T5psiring. Erop pos
tai card. Jos. Miller. city postOthce.
The record-union., 1893-04-21
LOS ANGELES BENCH SHOW.
List of First and Special Prizes
Awarded.

List of First and Special Prizes
Awarded.
Los ANGELES, April 2O-To-day was
the second day of the Southern Califor-
mia Kennel Club bench show. The
Judging was continued until the end OF
the catalogue. Also over $50 special prizes
were awarded. The following are the
additional first prizes:
American Gordon setter, dog or bitch
puppies, Mr.. Snow of New Jerusalem,
| Ruth.
Irish water spaniel dogs. A. Lorsback
of San Francisco, Barney L.: Irish water
spaniel bitches, j. II. Semmi of San
Francisco, Nellie.
Spaniels of all breeds, over IS pounds,
| dogs, Chris. Kempel of Los Angeles,
Tobias; spaniels of all breeds, over 2e
pounds. bitches, S. II. Laverty of Los
Angeles, Lady Florence.
Cocker spaniels, under IS pounds,
dogs, A. c. Davenport of Stockton,
Bronte; cocker spaniels, under IS
pounds, bitches, E. S. Slater of Los
Angeles, Gypsy Jane.
Retrievers, dogs, Fred c. Klein of San
francisco, Dude.
Collies, dogs, J. B. Banning of Los An.
geles, Ford Hook Bravo; collies, dog or
bitch puppies, J. b. Banning of Los An
geles, Dipah.
Bull-terriers, dogs, John F. O. Com
stock of San Francisco, Adonis; bull
terriers, bitches, John F. O. Comstock OF
San Francisco, Twilight.
Fox-terriers, challenge dogs, C. A.
Sumner of Los Angeles, Blemton Volun-
teer; foxterriers, dogs, Dauntless Kennels
of Alameda, lie Logos; fox-terriers,
bitches, c. y. Sumner of Los Angeles.
Bonnie Bess.
Fox-terriers, dog puppies. John w.
Mitchell of Los Angeles, Lomita Patch;
fox-terriers, white-haired dogs, Thomas
Bowhill of Lakeville, lodge.
Sky-terriers, dogs or bitches. Captain
William Taylor of Martinez, Sallie.
Dashunde dogs or bitches. Geo. Steph-
ems of Los Angeles, Topsy.
Japanese terrier spaniels, dogs or
bitches, Mrs. L. NJ. Kelly of Los Angeles.
Punch.
Pugs, dogs, Mrs. Britain of San Fran
cisco, Punch.
Spitz dogs or bitches, Mrs. f. Holcomb
of Los Angeles, Jack Kennel.
Grayhounds, w. +. Barber, Jr., OF
Chatsworth Park, Charleston, Lilly, Ha-
Ha, Maggie NJ.
Kennel of pointers, NJ. NJ. Tenner OF
North Ontario, Sings. Mark, Amargyllis,
Pepper.
Kennel of fox hounds, Thad Low OF
Pasadena, Dixie, Music, Patty.
Kennel Of fox terriers, Dauntless Ken
nels of Alameda, LIE Logos, Hillside,
Candy, Dauntless, Suzette.
Kennel Of st. Demands, E. p. Schell OF
San Francisco, Judge Junior, Lady
Gladys, Lady Delight.
The record-union., 1893-04-21
LIKE GIANTS ASLEEP.
A Storm Puts a Damper on the FestiY.
tiles at Hampton Roads

A Storm Puts Damper on the FestiY-
tiles at Hampton Roads
FORTRESS MONROE, April 20.-Like
giants asleep were the great warships in
Hampton Roads to-day. All around
them danced little feet of boats tossed
like corks upon the stormy waves. When
morning broke gale was blowing. The
horizon was invisible, and even the
white squadron was enshrouded in a mist
which hid the snowy outlines. Great
waves crowned with masses of foam
broke heavily upon the shore, and some
launches as they bore officers to the
wharf were hidden every moment in the
trough of the swell.
AS the day wore on the gale increased
the sea became rougher and the wind
howled dismal tune as it whistled
around the corners of the hotel. Nearly
everybody stayed indoors, although girls
came down fully prepared for visit to
the ships, but q look at the sea daunted
them.
Although the arrival of ships has be-
come thing of common occurrence
there was hasty exodus from the hotel
lobby when the booming of cannon an
nounced new vessel in the harbor. She
flew the familiar flag of Italy and was
speedily identified as the Etna. There
was more than usual commotion as she
came to anchor. 1t was noticeable that the
Augusta had begun her salute when the
Etna was still within half mile of her
anchorage. 1t seemed strange to see Eu-
ropean politics playing part in the
peaceful waters of the United States, but
it is quite evident the shrewd Germans
did not intend to lose even this oppor-
tunity Of testifying their regard for a
nation which with her own fatherland
and Austria formed the driebund.
This afternoon the weather modified
sufficiently to allow the more venture
some ladies at the hotel to attend the
dance given on board the Australia by
the officers
The record-union., 1893-04-21
EVANS AND sONTAG,
The Sheriff's Posse Fall to Find Al
Trace of the Bandits.

The Sheriff's Posse Fall to Find Any
Trace of the Bandits.
VIsALIA, April 2O.-The posse in pur-
suit of Evans and Sontag found no trace
OF the desperadoes to-day. A visit to the
scene of last nights shooting proves that
if the guard had remained where sta
toned by Sheriff Kay, they would have
been within thirty feet of the robbers as
they passed along the road. Instead,
they moved away forty yards, and the
bullets and shot of the guns were inn
beaded in fence between the guards and
bandits.
The desperadoes have undoubtedly
gone back to the mountains, where they
are safe from capture. At daylight this
morning Eva Evans, eldest daughter of
Chris Evans, was seen travelling along
the road the bandits took, evidently look
ing to see if she could find traces of blood.
No such thing was visible.
IL is now known that the men arrived
in town before daybrea Wednesday
morning, and though there were numer-
GUS callers at Evans house during the
day. all deny seeing the bandits there.
Information of their being in town was
furnished Sheriff Kay by a schoolchild.
WILD RUMORS AT FRESNO.
FRESNO, April 20.-Wild rumors were
circulated here all day regarding Evans
and Sontag, but no trustworthy informa-
ton has yet been received concerning
the audacious robbers. Sheriff Scott
early this morning organized posse and
sent it toward the foothills. He himself,
accompanied by Detective Thacker and
Deputy Sheriff Harry Rapelje, left for
Sanger, and from there it is reported he
went to Nisalia.
The record-union., 1893-04-21
Special to the RrcoRp-uN1oN

SANTA Rosa, April 2O.-During the
trial of Edward J. Livernash, who
claims to have been temporarily insane
when he attempted murder, the prosecu-
ton put number of prominent Demo-
cratic politicians on the stand to impeach
Llvernash's reputation. Among them
were County Recorder Hall, Deputy
County Clerk Juilliard, Assessor William
Longmore and Matt Doyle, President of
the Exchange Bank.
Recorder Hall swore that Livernash's
reputation for truth and veracity was
bad, and that he had falsified in transac-
tons with him.
YOU'RE liar yourself, if YOU say
that" retorted Livernash, in an angry
manner.
Julliard and Doyle testified that Liver
nash's reputation was bad.
The excitement in court was keyed up
to high pitch all day, but was at the
hight of the sensation when Assessor
Longmore was called to take the stand.
81 won't go on the stand until that man
is searched" said he. He is a danger
Gus man, may have weapons and might
hurt somebody"
The Judge commanded him three
times to take the stand before he obeyed.
He swore that Livernash's reputation
was not good for truthfulness.
a number of medical men were exam
med for the prosecution, among them
Drs. Boyce, Shearer and Smith
The record-union., 1893-04-21
Special to the REconD-Ux1oN.

MERIDIAN Miss, April 20.-A fright
full tornado crossed Jasper and Clark
Counties yesterday afternoon. The cy-
clone originated in Jasper County, five
miles south from here, travelling in a
northeasterly direction. A settlement of
negro claims was destroyed and many
unfortunate inmates persisted.
Colonel Berry's magnificent plantation
was swept clean, but fortunately none of
the family was injured.
From this point to Barnett, fifty miles
south, the storm was especially severe.
DIR. T. Krouse, the largest plantation
owner in the South, is a heavy loser. His
son had his skull crushed and his wife
and daughter were slightly injured. A
negro on the plantation, named Henry
German, with his wife and nine children
were imprisoned under the ruins of their
cabin, and 3 fire, which originated from
the kitchen stove, slowly roasted the un-
fortunate wretches.
Three miles east of Barnett the wind
struck a neighborhood of farms.
\. f. Leggett's store was demolished
and his stock of merchandise was de-
stroyed. Much of it is now hanging in
shreds upon the branches of the forest
trees. His wife and children were buried
in the ruins, which caught fire, and
would have persisted but for the timely
arrival of neighbors.
A little further on three negro cabins
were struck. Two negroes were killed,
and several badly wounded.
Crossing the Memphis and Ohio's track,
north of Shuberta, the storm created
havoc among the negro cabins on the diff
ferent plantations.
Reports of damage are coming in slow
ly, but such as are received indicate an
awful loss of life and property.
All along thirty miles of the cyclones
path are strewn the carcasses of horses,
cattle and all description of live stock,
while the crops are ruined.
The financial loss will reach into the
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
AN ALABAMA TOWN STRUCK.
MIDLAND CITY, April 20.-A cyclone
struck the town last night and destroyed
dozen residences, four stores and two
warehouses. The cyclone lasted but
few minutes, and no one was killed. A
number were seriously bruised.
The record-union., 1893-04-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Annual Session of the Grand Com,
mandery-Omcers Chosen,

Annual Session of the Grand Com
mandery-Ofiicers Chosen,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-The Grand
Commandery of the California Knights
Templar began its annual session to-day.
with full representation Of officers. The
following were chosen to serve for the
coming year: Grand Commander, Sir
William Nanderhurst of Salinas; Deputy
Grand Commander, Sir Frank W. sum
ner of San Francisco; Grand General
issimo, Sir Edward S. Lippitt of Peta-
luna; Grand Captaiu-G General, Sir J. H.
Ward of Los Angeles; Grand Prelate. Sir
II. i. Hosmer, of San Francisco: Grand
Senior Warden, Sir William B. Miller of
Sacramento; Grand Junior Warden. Sir
George d. Metcalf of Oakland; Grand
Treasurer, Sir John +. Merrill of San
Francisco; Grand Recorder, Sir Thomas
H. Caswell OF San Francisco.