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The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
JoHN T. JRFFERIs.
sketch OF A'nnsy Llfa witch Closed on
Tuesday Night


John r. Jetrerls, who died Tuesday
night az the home OF his brother. Ex-
sheriff Chas, NJ Jcfterts. In this city.
was born In Chester county. Penn, In
1912, Ho enlisted In the United states
navy as an able seaman on July 81
1868, and was assigned to the Cuylcr
under Commander stribling. lie was
honorahly discharged Sept rs. 1854
having been promoted IN the meantime
% masters mate, He had served his
full time In the United States navy,
and finally resigned June "a 1865. Dur
Ing the time Of his active service he was
wounded twice. Aftcr following n sea-
tarlnK life for number OF years, dur
ing which time he visited all parts ~
the world, nc abandoned II and settled
IN Montana IN 1873 ana has served ms
u deputy Rhcrifl in Lewis and Clarke
county, was "A guard az the penitcniary
during Marshal Botklns term OF oftice,
This position nc resigned 10 go into the
mercantile business, opening a store nj
Elliston, az which place he was also
postmaster for a term or years firing
Of this line he closed out his business
at Elligton and for number OF years
resided In PhilnpsburE and Rumsey,
dence ON his ranch on the Little Black
foot. about fivo miles from Elliston.
he left there about hve weeks ago ana
proceeded 10 Boulder Hot Springs, In
the hope OF receiving sufficient RELIEF
from rheumatism. which has recently
caused him much suffering. 10 enable
him to gn to California, where he hoped
Ia be fully cured The relief sought Tor
did not come and as he was rapidly be-
coming worse, hts brother brought Nun
10 his home, In this city, about three
weeks ago. Since that time no mate
rial change has taken place until Nom
day night, when he suddenly lost con-
sclousuess and died at S o'clock on
Tuesday evening. Mr. Jefferis was un-
and had numerous frierds In
Montana. He was n member or the
Masonic fraternity and man gcner-
ally respected.
The Jefferis family We're among the
original settlers Of Pennsylvania, They
were quakers. and the founder OF the
family in this country came with the
early ones of that faith,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

roTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
IN registration district No. 3. com rls-
ing the siith ward. College Place and VAL
To-. desi ienated respectively as tho Eleventh.
Twelfth. Twenty eighth and Twenty
preoincts Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana. The undersigned regist'y agent for
said district hereby gives notice that ho
will sit. for the purpose OF regist alton of
voters. within each and every precinct In
bis election district upon the dates and at
the TlAces named a. follows.
Oct, .. 10, ll-Boyls's real estate agency.
No. 1903 hslenA avenue for precinct No.
IL. Sixth ward.
Oct IL, l3- warren's school house. VAL
lsr. fof precinct No. 20.
Oct. Is, 16-ColleRs Place Johnson's
store. for prsclnct No. 2S.
Oc,. 17-Boyle's real estate AGENCY, No.
1853 Helena avenue. for precinct No. IL,
Sixth ward.
Oct ls. 49, 20--Northsrn Pacific depot.
postofnoo building. No. A07 Helena avenue.
for rreoinct No. IL. Sixth ward.
Oct "a 23. "a, 25 26. q. 20. 30-Boyles'
real estate agency, No. 1909 Helena ayenue.
TO- precinct No. IL, Sixth ward.
The home offles will bs NJ Boyles' real
estate agency. No. 1909 Helena avenue.
The hours OF registration will be between
10 o'clook a. m. and 10 o'clock p. m. on all
legal days. emitting ths hours from IL 10
ono D. M. and slI 10 seven p. m, from Oct
0 10 0eL 30. both inclusive.
PErrR CAMIRoS, Registry Agent.
Helens, Mont, Oes. 4. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

CHERIFFs SALE 90 WILLIAM ALLEN
- tutlor. John A. Stewart and Colgate Hoyt,
executors. etc. plaintiff 70. Altert Al. Thorn
burG, o. al. defendants.
Under and bJ yIrtu, o. an ordor OF salo and
decree ot foreclosu and aalo issusd out oi III,
distrlci court oi tho First Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana In and Tor the county Dt LeWs
ami Clarke ON tbs 9Th dar Of otober, 4. ID.
1874 in tho aboVe entitled action, whSroin
Miliiam All0n iutlor OF al the Abovo namod
plaintihe, OBJ Ainod judgment and decree OF
foreclosure and ,Alc seainst ALERT AZ. Thorn.
6Gta o. al d9tonda9.s ant, on n, the sd 6aJ Q, Q,
g. l61s2, besldos interest oosts And attorneys
fcOs which rAii deoreo wAA on the Sd day u
otobcr, A. y. 1891, recorded Ia Judgment book
msndod 10 soil all those certain lots. piocsD
or parcels Of land, situate lying and being IN ths
county Of Lewis and Clarke stats Of Montana
ots numbefeh hve 90. siI 0l snd ,eyen -.
in block numbered thlfty-throo (sD of tho Lemon
addition 10 the city Of HolanA said lots having q
combined frontage on roadway OF seventy-tivs
ll5l foot and depth OF one hundred and twon.
ty-tivo tl7sl foot, according 10 and aa describe d
upon tho Official plat 81 taid named addition.
now on hls In the manhor provided ~ law IN
tho tiliee Of tho oeuntJ recorder OF tho said
Toaothor With all and singular the tsroment%
herelitamonts and spputtonAnoes thssouhto bj-
longing or In anTWlse apDeflAnina.
Public notice IL hereby given. that on Thurs.
dhy. tho 18th DAY Of Uolobor A, ID, 1891, at II
o'clock m % that day at tho front door Of the
court house. HelonA. LOWS and Clarke county,
montana. | will. in obedience 10 said order ot
sale and decree of foreclosure and eAle, sell th,
above described pro oriy, or 20 much thereot ~
mAy bo necessary 10 aatiafy said judgment. with
interest and coats TO tho highest and beet bid
der. for rAsh In hand
Given under my hand this ith daJ Of ootobsr
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
IyIRtp y. Ilusl Under sheriff.
Met onnoll ClAyborE a Gum, paintlh's at.
tofn0Jf.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the tius 10 tie registration Of the
names of ths gzliifoi electors in Election
Dist iot No. j, In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. and stale OF Montana. rrior 10 the
general election, TO be held on Tuesdar. tho
sixth day of November, 1894 for tho said
county OF Lewis and Clarke. will expire at
ton o'clock p. m. on the thirtisth day Of
October. A, ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places omb need In said Election
District No. 3 arc a. followsi Precinct No.
IL. Sixth ward postefiios building. No.
l407 Helena avenue; Precinct No. IL, Sixth
wayd. Boyls's real estate agency. No. 1909
Helena avenue; Plscinot No. 20. College
Plnce, Johnson's store; Precinct No. 20.
Valley. Whrren's school house.
PHrHR CAMFRoS. Registry Agent
Election District No. 3 Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
AIri,al. At ,na .,ana o-o,r,.

John n. Power. Brooklyn, N, Y: John
DuNy. silver; John T.. McCabe. East Hell
ena: NJ. H. Parker. Boulder; q. W. Cur
ran, 81, Louis !. J, j3roufhall, Butte;
John Kruger, Brooklyn, n, Y; John
Sheahan Eva May Mine; w, r. Mehgher,
81, Paul; John Merry and wife, BaNen-
dale. Joseph Theobold, Townsend; w, A.
Eddlemun, Blossburgi Theo Trahkcn,
city; Dan Mclaughlin, Boulder; Peter
Andres, Mlssouln; Geo. II, Weston. 81.
Louis; G. n. Austin, Cascade; ". Il. Nor
rlson. ", II. Robertson. city; Erin NJ.
Rice. Butte; W. II. Robertson, Marysvlle
W. Morrison. city; A. A, JAthrup. Win
ston. j. +. Wilson, city; Geo. L. Scott.
Minneapolis; Miss Pearl Levy. Boseman
Walter q. Fry, Omaha; Wm. Gervender,
Billings; w II. Pumphrey, Seattle; l. l..
Kirk. Bozeman; II. O. Stout. Deer Lodge
j. Mcneil. Boulder; A. c. Qualntance.
Boulder; W. Il lidnnrd, Wickes; l.. u.
Burt. Geo. Burt Fort Logan; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Mead. Marysvllle; Thos. w.
Murphy, Fort Benton; G. Il. Felt and son.
salt Lake City; J.. Il. Buell., Chicago; II.
l.. Taylor Caseadei J. W. Shreye, Mrs.
Rotz, Wickes.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
JOTrlYGs ABOUT TOWN.
Do not fail to register at once.

Do not fail 20 register AT once.
There we're about thirty people nat
urallzed IN the district court yester-
day.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to A. B, Atwater and Mary b.
Moore, OF Marysyille
Win the borrower Of newspaper direct
orlcs from The Independent please return
them 10 the office at once.
Married, on oct. g. 1894. by f.. +. Wood.
man, j. g.. Mr. David Anderson and Mrs.
Mary Tout. both OF Helena.
The mun whose name Is not on the
books when the registration Offices close
Oct 80 cannot vote on Nov. 6.
only i've more days for reEistrntion
and then n VIII be- TOO late 10 feel
sorry ul having overlooked H.
Secretary of state Roiwitt hns gent
out thc hHllnts I1- Tho capital election
60 tho clerks l1 tho different counties.
Mrs. Frrl STILES lrft Tor Seattle yes
terday with ihr body ~ hrr son, who
died last spring and was temporarily
buried here.
William Cole yesterday filed com
plant against Mack prlcl charging the
inter with assault and battery. The
alleged assault occurred m the after
noon az tho Atlantic beer garden.
Tho raEl8tp;lon up to date IN Agent
Gllpltricks district Was I gs3. nnd ln
AFcnt Wcsion's district 1897, This.
with Tho ranislf0ti1u IN Agent Gamer
on's district makes about 300 iu the
city.
Jerry Hayes, of East Htlcna. was
ordered by man at that place on
Monday night a. throw up his hands.
Instead pr d1iug go Mr.. Hayes struck
the fellow In thr nose ana the rubbcr
ran On.
The fuurral of Mrs. Mary ]. JIIn-
man took place from the fnmlly resi-
dcncc IN breckenridge street, yoH-
turday morning, and was largely at
tended oy usighhors nud friends
throughout iho city.
The weather g5t mixed Ia and around
Helena yesterday, Hul muGr Things
very disugrernbic. lightning and thun.
der on oct q was a Vrry uuuFuat nc.
currence. Tho ruin full tp tho dcpth nl
twclyc-huudrcdtha of mn inch and the
wind reached a velocity oC thirty miles
an hour.
There win be n grand storooptlcar
display nt the Central PrC9bytprIar
church Hclona avenue, Tonight and
tomorrow night By the Md uf th,
oxy-hydroEcn light the audience vJu
be conducted through the world'a won
derlnnd, tho Yellowstone pnrlt. Uef. u,
W. Pool VIII net as guide,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4Nthe books for the registration Of the
qualified voters of Dist 10, No. 10 will be
opsned at my Office for that purpose In An.
gusta. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. o 10 and II. and in the town of Hogan,
At the postoffies buIldinc, on Friday ana
Saturday, Oct ~ and 49, thencs again In
Augusta Oct. lb 16 IL and Is. from which
place will 20 and cit al Mrs. Beams. near
the Dearborn canyon, on Friday and Sstur-
day, Oct. 10 and 20. and from there back
to Hogan the second time on Monday
AMI Tuesday, Oct. 20 and 20. then back
again tho second Tins 10 Mrs. Beans
Wednesday and Thursday. Oct. "a and 25;
thence back to my Office In Augusta until
the closing of registration on Tuesday.
Oct. 30. 1894. JAMES II. SMIrH
Register for District No. 10.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
LAST DAYS OF ALEXANDER.
The Romanof Ruler Still Alive, But
He Is Slowly Dying at
Livadla
Grand Duke Michael In Line OF
Succession After Grand
Duke Nicholas
Grand Duke George Renoanees his
Rights, lie nsIng Also Not Far
Away From Death.

ST. Petersburg, oct 2i-A bulletin
issued from Liyndln at eight O'Clock
this evening. and signed by Ave DOCTORS
ip attendance upon the czar says
"Durlng the day hls majesty has
shown no signs OF somnolencc. Ills aP-
petite and spirits are better. The
oedema OF the foot has somewhat IN
creased" The dispatch says sacra-
ment was paFtakcu OF by his majesty
on Sunday, and this IL taken TO indl-
cate that his condition Is not as seri-
ous as would he supposed from dis
match stating that tho last sacrament
OF The church had been administered TO
him. The dispatch making this state
ment mentioned no date on which the
sacrament was pnrtakcn Of and the
suppositlou here now ia that the car
partook simply Of holy communion on
Sunday. as Is his custom,
An imperial decree was published TO-
day declaring Grand Duke MiehaeL
third son OF the ear, heir to the throne
in succession 70 his brother. Grand
Duke Nicholas. the cznrowilz' ana
present heir apparent. Grand DUKE
George the second son, has renouneed
his rights OF accession, as his eonul-
tion Is considered hopeless
A prominent Russian court ouclal
has received the following dispateh
from Livadin: 1t Is not expected that
the death OF the czar will occur wlthln
the next forty-eight hours, ana IL Is
probable his majesty's life may be pro-
innesed n much longer time.
Paris. oct. PA telegram from
Odessa says the marriage of the czar-
owitz To Princess AliX. OF Hesse- Darn
stadt. began this morning at Llvadia'
A telegram has been received at Darn
stadt announcing that the conversion
OF Princess Allx 90 the Greek faiih look
place yesterday In the presence OF the
nrocurator general ~ the holy SYNOD,
pobiendonsteff, I'm strictest privacy.
London, oct 24.-A medical corre-
spondent telegraphs from Livadih this
afternoon saying the car has neen
much relieved by the puncture OF MS
legs. which is reducing oedema Preph-
rations are making for the operation
thoraeentesis, 20 relieve effuslon into
the thoracic cavity. which Will doubt
less relieve the distressed breathing OF
the patient. Oxygen limitations nave
already strengthened the action OF his
heart, and he has enjoyed many hours
of rest. but, says the correspondent
there is little or no Improvement IN ms
malady.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Fifst judicial distrie, OF the sta,s OF
Montana, In and for the county OF LsWis
ana Clarke. Notice 10 creditors
Eltaio OF Mathia, BuekneL deosassd.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator With the will annexed OF tho
eatnto OF MAthiAa Buckns', deceased, 10
the creditors Of and nll psrsons having
claims against the said deceased, TO sKhlbit
them with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the trsi publication of
this notice. to the aAid administrator With
tho will annexed. NJ the Law ONES OF Mas
senA Billiard. room 8. Gold block, In the
city OF Helena, in tho county OF Lewis and
Clarke, state OF Montana, th, same being
the place for the transaction oil the busl-
ness n s,id estate in the county OF L,vis
snd Clarke. JAS. NJ. TUCKER
Administrator with ths will ANNEXED of the
estate Of Matthias BuckneL deceased.
Dated Och q 1884.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-IN THE DIS
~ tlict court Of the First judicial district
of the state OF MontAps, In ana for the
county Of LAWS and Clarke. EsiAts Of
II. zskiah HardRrove, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator OF the estate Of Hezekiah
HardRroye. deceased, TO the creditors Of,
and oil persons having claims against the
said deceased. 20 exhibit thsm With the
necessary vouchers. within four months
after the Il at publication of this notice. 20
the said administrator al the law office OF
MnssonA Ballard. room 8 Gold block. in
the city OF Helena. in the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, state of Montana. the same
being the place for the transaction OF tho
business OF said estato In the county Of
Lewis and Cla'ks.
JoHs W. HARpaRoyR,
Administrator OF tho estate Of Hezekiah
HardRrove.
Dated Oct. l5.b. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Real Estate
BARGAINS

s2200-Neat Groom brick dwelling on Clnrks
street; bath, stable, good lot; $500 down.
s2,3t0-l-room brick dwelling on Harrison
avenue; $50 down.
ttOOO- Hapdsoms brick dwelling on Benton
avenue. within i've minutes walk from Main
street.
si.ssO-A modern dwelling on West side, ncar
Benton avenue. seyen rooms bath; $3.50 down.
SIS per month.
Sl,6So-Neat dwelling on Pootta avenue, noar
Benton avenue, seven rooms. stable; 500 down.
balance on easy tormA
s50c-Ssst dwelling Of three rooms, emAll
stab Bile, city water. lot a0xli0. on South Hodney,
sS509-Handsome dwelling, nino rooms, bath,
Furnaces. stationary tnbs stable. finished in hard
wood; on West Side; $500 down.
hlOo-Neat cottage on Eighth avenue, near
eleetric line. four rooms cellar. oloset, pantry;
$500 down.
Pine ranch In Bitter Root Valley. 265 aores.
feneei. ample water log house, cabin barn.
stable. gransry. meat house. ehsds and canals;
near county scat. convent and school. VIII ex-
change Tor Helena property.
Ranch near Dearborn. 100 acrce. patented.
buildings timber water; mortgage OF $500, to
run three ycsrs VIII take 100 oords Of wood
for equity or will take cattle or horses.
Ranch OF 100 acres near Logan 800 undor cul-
tiyation, ample water. fenced. excellent hay
ranch. well situated TO command helena and
Butte msrkots. ample bniliings. Price, includ-
ing a lot Of farm implements and twenty head
OF horses. siL2s per aore
Houses Tor rent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE TO ELECTORs-TO THE
N sleeto OF registration district No. q,
comprising East Helena. French Bar and
Epokans Of Lewis aud Clarke county. state
OF Montana The undsrsiRned registry
agent for said districts hereby gives notice
that no will sit 70 Tie purpose OF regis.
station of voters within each and every
ITseinot OF his election district upon ths
dat Q AMI at the places NJ follows;
In precinct No. ~. East Helena, Oct. o.
10, IL, u, 10, Is, 16 and IL at tho residences
Of J. B. Clark on Mhin street. East Helena.
In precinct No. ~, Oct. IL, 10 aud 20 NJ
Bsn.on's house on Canyon Ferry road and
Spokane creek.
AZ prsoinot No. 30. Oct. 22, 23, "a. 20, as
"a 20 and 30 al the Fesldsnee OF j. :. Clark
on Main street. East Helena.
The home offios will be al the residence
OF J. =. CLARK on Main street.. East Holsna.
The hons for fsRiatrAhon will be from 10
a. m. tiii 10 p 10. (omlttine the hours from
l2 10 one and slI 10 seven p. M. on all
legal days from Oet. 0 10 Oct 80. both In
elusive. j. s, CLARK. Registry Agent
Eist Hslsns. kout, osL 8, 1soA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ tho time for ths registration OF tte
ms mes of the qualified electors in Election
Dlattiet No. two, In tho county Of Lswis
and Clarke and state Of Montana, prior 10
the general election, ~ DO held on tuesday.
the aixth day Of November 1894. for ths
said county OF Lewis and Clarke, will eX-
pie al ten o'clock ?. m. on the thirtieth
day of Os,ober, A, ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced 10 said Election
District No. two ara ns followG Precincts
Nos. three and four In Ward two; Precincts
Nos. seven and eight In Ward four; Pre-
cinots Nos. thirteen aud fourteen In Ward
seven, OF the city OF Helena.
-. II. WESTON. Registry Agent
Election District no. two, Lewis and Clarke
county Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
APPLICATION ToR pArpyr

HHLEsA, Mont tupt ID. 1904
Notice l. horeby given. vat h"lg sLH uAle has
this dAy lied application Tor pktsnt undsy tbe
minlls Nv, AVE u eonRrosa. Tor tis IisloAs mill
ihn' dsslgnated a. survey No. lHI. situAted Ia
lanorganltedl mlnihg dls riot lsvls snd tlArfe
caunb noniAna, tawnship ID. ssnge 4 W
Nhieh claim l. recorded IN tho oIso of The 20.
h0nlNlN and dssoribol ~ follav,
tlslttcJ no tln bsEiHnug Il sorn,r Na
} tfon which tls iaitlsl poiAt In ssd B. tpgn.r
~ sAW' dsF ~ min - -.o = ligsit
~ Mia shs ~ thsnrs ~ dog m p,Is !. M.
y, t.shcs Y oog u min as n. tAsses !. q
a ooS @ ss lnla l,eS u 20 tho Dl,cu u hosinning.
ssid a,til,.,its MIea' npon which a notice Of
tnr,.,nb.r isIi was p'st'd Tho 18Th dAJ Of
''P'''iD'i' i''S W, T. cox.
bifsL utilization sepL q. 1901
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
PERSONAL

VI. L. stephens In visiting Butte.
/. l.. Kirk. of Rozeman. is in the city.
J. N. FOX, Of Red Lodge. Is visitor In
the city.
-. J. McNally, the contractor. came in
from Eilston yesterday
Miss Lillian Hershneld has returned from
the east. after an extended absence.
q. s Fernald, travelling auditor OF the
Northern Pacihc, Is on visit TO Hell
ena.
Judge n. s wade has gotten home from
New York, whore he went 10 meet his
daughter. who had been Ia Europe.
John Murphy The VOL known minor
ana ranchman, II In town from Nevada
creek.
David Anderson and Mrs. Mary Tout,
both ~ Helena were married yesterday
by Iustic" Woodmnn.
r. s Arh. of Livingston ono OF the
Park county members Of the house OF the
last legislature rs IN the city.
Mrs II. Goodkind. mother Of Y, j. Good
kind and A. J.. GOodkipd. left for her
home in Chicago ye3terdny.
NIss Gertrude Austin. OF Cascade. On.
tered the Montana University yesterday
for the year.
pr. Meyer, Of Salt Lake City, n brother
" Mrs Il. Barnett, Is IN the city on a
short visit.
Mayor Weed returned yesterday from
n campaigning tour NJ the state. Ilo
spoke nt n large republican meeting
In Boulder Tuesdny night
Il. a. Bell came la yesterday from
Lump gulch, where he has vcry rich
silver mine, Mr.. Bel Is worry much
olnted over Lump guloh's prospects
| lie thinks that tho camp. In faw
months, WIN develop into the richest
mining district in tho state.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Arrivals at The HsIsnN

J. l.. Smith. Butte; A. c. Sheldon. Port
land; J. A. Flesch. Chicago; John Muir
ply Nevada Creek; ]. ]. Browne, Spo-
kane. J, NJ. Fox, Red Lodge; T. $, Fer
nald ST. Paul: J. Il. Hin. 81. Louis; W, NJ.
speyer, San Francisco; W. w. Johnston.
Deadwood; ]. l.. Wines. Butte: c. u.
WRrndorff, Chicago; +. Y. Reinig. New
York: Chas. S. Hartman, Bozeman: c.
c, Davenport. Chicago; J. A. Talbot.
Butte: Geo. w Irwin, Butte: f. Bruce.
Great Falls; G.. seaton. Great Falls g. +.
Forbes, st. Paul.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
,rsi.cr.., peposltors.

Pittshurg. Oct. 2L-over n hundred wo-
men, many with babies IN their arms,
stormed the office Of George N. Irwin n
Co.'S discretionary pool this morning.
Manager Irwin told them they could have
their money by giving five days notice
after date of the next dividend, but dld
not state when that date would arrive.
Depositors have 10 send notices of With
drawal through the Chicago office. II Is
promised that n large dividend VIII be
declared In n few days,