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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-27
FRUIT CROP RUINED
such the UnweIcsms Report From a
Large Section.

such the Unweicsms Report From a
Large Section.
WAsnISoroy. March 2G.-The following
special bulletin was issued BY the westhsr
bureau. The period Of extremely watn
weather noted by special bulletin Of the
23d instant has been followed Sunday and
this morning. by one Of extreme cold.
which extends over almost tbs entire coun-
try east Of tho Rocky mountains, a mini
mum temperature Of freezing aud below.
being reported this morning over all this
region except on the in M ediAts coast Of the
south Atlantic and golf states and Florida.
hroughout northern Minnesota and the
DAkotaa the temperature this morning was
below zero. In Georgia. Tennessee. Louis-
lana. ;exne. Arkansas and southern Mis-
soun. tho weather is tho oOldest Of which
the service has record for this season OF
tho year
General frosts occurred Monday morning
throughout the Gulf states and the middle
and northern portions OF the south Atlantic
states. and the Temperature will probably
fail still Tuesday morning 10 the middle
and south Atlantic state, with frosta as far
south as northern Florida.
IND1AsAPoLIs., March %. The cold wave
which IL now sweeping over the country has
probably cot the chances for fruit crop
down TO a low degree. Peaches were 10
large extent killed by the severe weather Ia
January. bat the peaches that escaped are
now certainly Rons. Cherries, plans and
ap les are almost totally destroyed Ia the
central and northern part OF the state.
ATLANTA. Ca. March 26-Humph d
Moon. tbs largest peach growers in the
peach district Of Georgia. say 80 per cent
Of the fruit crop was killed By Lass nights
freeze. and they think the remainder will
90 tonight. All vegetation u killed
around here. he mellon crop throughout
Georgia was also killed.
DFxrEE, Mo. March 2G.-The thsrmom-
steT fell 20 one degree above zero here last
night. and the entire fruit orop, with the
exception probably OF late apples, is bound
TO be killed. Much wheat is supposed 30
be ruined
ST. JosEpH, No. March 2G.-The temper
sturs this morning was only six above the
Missouri river was frozen across. Freezing
weather is general IN this part OF the coun-
try. IL is not believed the apple crops are
in iured.
MAYsvI11E. Ky. March 26.-Ths Their
momster dropped 10 fourieen deRTseg below
the freezing point Last night. aud unmsroi-
fully slaughtered peaches and plums
Farmers say wheat is badly damaged.
PoHERoY, Ohio, March 26.-It was only
eighteen above zero last night. Peaches
we're in full bloom and other early fruits
we're probably killed. In southern Ohio
the ground is white vith snow.
ST. LOUIS. March 2G.-Advices from
northern Missouri and southern Illinois are
to the effect that the peach crop 10 ruined
by the present cold snap, and the apple
crop damaged.
VERSAILLES, Ky. March 26.-Lssi
nights freeze killed all tobacco plants,
early gardens. and much fruit. Early
wheat was also damaged.
NASHVILLE, March &c 6-Ths entire stfaW.
berry crop OF Tennessee was killed By Last
nights freezs.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

"A Ray OF Sunshine" bright and pleas
iag comedy. will be the bill at Mins's opera
house Saturday. March 81. TO be presented
by a oompstent and msrTJ company of fun
makers. headed by Mrs. Swiggstts- Wilson.
the petite soubretts. This play 10 full of
fun and music and a large audience will
undoubtedly greet H. Speaking OF Mrs.
Wilson's former company an exchange
ssys: The Ge. trude Sviggette company
in Ray of Sunshine took possession of
.he opera house Last night, aud IL was a
treat ous PEOPLE will wait long before en-
joying again. The people. the play, the
songs, the dances the ludief Gus situations,
and lass but not least, the soubrette. Miss
Gert ude Swiggetts. took the house by
storm. 'PAnsie.' a. played by Miss Swig-
gstte. is a bright. pleasing and graceful
little character, and especially original
The entire play abounds IN humorous bits
and we hops they will repsat their visit
soon
The price Of admission has been reduce ]
FOR thia ssg eeial occasion; reserved seats
being placed at 20 anu 30 cents; gallery %
couta.
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PoINr AGAINsr MEATn


Sensational Testimony In n Murdsr Trial
at Fresno. Cat
FnKsNo. Cal. March 2G.-some testimony
was given In ths trial Of Il. \. Heath here
to-day which orsatsd a profound sensation.
Heath ia on trial for tue murder OF Louis
Is. MoWhirteT. which occurred over wear
ago. On the night Of the murder McWhir-
ter Was aroused from sleep by noises In
his back yard. lie went out 10 investigate
and was shot BY an assassin. II was
claimed that MoWhirter had committed
suicide aud the Conneotiout Mutual Life
Insurance company contested the payment
OF tho insurance, but the case was decided
against the company. detective gath
cred enough evidence TO warrant tho arrest
Of Heath. who belongs TO prominent fam
lily and ID son Of Gen. Heath. lie
was tried several months agO, the
jury disagreeiDR. the second trial
now having been proceeding for several
weeks.
To-day Mrs. Palmer. an estimabls lady
residing near the city. was brought into
court upon her bed. la the last stages of
consumption. Mrs.. Palmer stated that on
tho morning when hoWhirtsr WAS mur-
defed. she was bringing her husband into
Fresno to take q train. A shot distancs
from town she was met by q buggy contain
ing two persons. one OF whom was Keel d.
Terry the other she did not recognize.
some blazing rags had been thrown out Of
the buggy and she dry grass by the roadside
was iRnited. bhe stopped and picked up
some half consumed rags, one OF which
proved 90 be black mask the other
handkerchief. upon which was ths name.
"lL :. Heath" The handkerchief aud
mask she saved and produced as evidence.
Her testimony oatei great eIcitement
in court. the prisoner being visibly affected.
Reed Terry. whom this evidence implicates
IN the murder. 10 we'll known throughout
the state. lie 10 prominent lawyer. and
was a leader IN the political faction opposed
10 MeWhirter. Terry is q nephew Of Judge
Terry. who was killed By Marshal Nagl~. as
be was about to assault Justice Field. of
the United states supreme court, several
years ago. He ran for congress in the
Sixth district on she democratic ticket, but
was defeated.
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A HOTEL ANNIVERSARY.

The Park AZ Great Falls Celebrates the
Eighth Year of a Successful Career.
Last Saturday the Park hotel At Great
Falls celebrated its eighth anniversary.
Manager J. J. Kelly gave a grand dinner,
sending out larger number Of invitations.
Among those who responded we're: G. X.
Cole. John b. Sanfo.d d. A. ]. Fisk, G. d..
Curtis. w. +. Cox. X. =. Barden. w. A.
Chsssmnn, W. q. Preuitt. l.. A. Walker.
Capt. Hoyt, Lee Davis and j. IL. Zimmer-
man of this city. Dipnsr was
served from ak TO 10 p. M.
and the big dining room was taxed TO
its utmost capacity to accommodate the
crowd. The menu left nothing to be do
sired, and with the beautiful decorations
and splendid services the occasion was
thoroughly enjoyed. The Helsna men
have all returned home and they are loud
in their exp essions OF praise not only AZ
the courteous trsatmsnt reserved al the
hotel, but also the attention received from
tne citizens generally. The mayor chap
sroned the party while in the oitT and there
was not point of interest missed.
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sLAUGHTERING BUFFALO.
Reliable Particulars of the Massacre By
I'd. Howell IA the Park.

Reliable Particulars Of the Massacre By
I'd. Howell IA the PARK.
Special to The independent
LryrsosroS. March 25.--Georgs Expert.
quartermastsr a. Fort Yellowstone In the
NAtiOnal park. came down from Mammoth
Hot Springs last evening snroats 90 -.
Paul TO accompany Mrs. + opsst on her re-
turn from trip east. From Mr.. EppsFt
are learned the nrst true particulars Of ths
capture OF the man Howell. who vas caught
in the act Of slaughtering buffalo in the
park week before last. 10 was reported
here Immediately after tbs occurrence that
the Howell caught was James Howell. for
merly of this city. but this proves TO be IN
true, the man now in custody being Ej.
Howell. a we'll known hunter.
Mr.. Eppsrt states that when Abe Haynes
party reached Ysllowstons lake they came
upon = tobogsAn track leading Of In the
direction of Pelican creek. One OF the
government scouts, Eamsd Burgess took
the trail and on reaching Pelican creek
came upon Howelrs tent. lie heard FIVE
shots fred in rapid succession near by.
Burgess Immediately started In the dires-
tion where the shots we're fired. and
on crossing over a hill came upon Howell in
the act OF cutting the throat OF one Of the
five buffalo he had just killed. Burgess
ordered him 20 throw up his hands. which
be did. lie then secured HoWslls gun, and
then took the prisoner over 10 the lake.
where the Haynes party were. A telephone
message was sent from that Toint 20 Fort
Yellowstone and three soldiers we're sent
out 30 ESCORT Howell 20 the guard house st
the latter place. Another dstaohnent of
soldiers have gone out after the hides and
heads OF the animals killed.
Besides the Ave killed there were six
/ others that had been driven into the deep
snow and which Howell doubtless would
have killed a. soon a. be had skinned the
/ others
Mr.. Eppsrs does not know what punish
ment will be msted out TO Howell. but IL is
thought thata long term In the guard
house will be the extent OF his punishment.
and that congress will enact . Law covering
future transgI essions Of a like nature.
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NEW OWNERS, Old FIRM.

The Bnsiness WIN Iis Kept Up to the For
mer high Standard.
The Helena Meat company has passed
into the ownership OF = new sompsny.
which will retain the old firm style. and OF
which W. II. Moran Is president. ID. J. Ar
mold 10 secretary aud treasurer ami Thomas
r.. Moran is manager. These gentlemen
succeed TO the entire business and good
will Of ths old ptoprietors and will continue
the business along the lines that have made
IL so popular aud prosperous in pAst years.
The hisasrs. Moran aud Mir. Arnold are all
wsll known and possess the fullest conf
doncs OF all with whom they have had bus
mess relations IN tho past. business will
be continued az the hialt0 market IN Hell
ena. the East Helena matket and ths Win
ston market while the Wholesale business
will bs conducted from the old headquA =
tsrs At Is Edwards street, Helene. The new
company solicits n falF saare of the buai-
ness. guaranteeing the beet OF trsatIdsut
and the lowest prices.
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The Denver Muddie. .

DENVER. March 26-Judge Glynu. in the
district court, to-day quashei the iniunc-
tion issued bT Judge Graham against Gov.
Waite. Mayor Van HON and Fire aud Po-
lice Commissioners Rogers Barnes aud
Mullins Aftsr the decision was Tendersl
upon the advios of their alto neys. Mullins
and Barnes went TO she city hall and re-
oussted q T and Martin 20 turn the oftioe
over to thon. This being promptly re
fused the new board met in ths mayors
office and organized. They Immediately
discharged Chief OF PolicS Stone and APP
pointed John +. Farley in his stead Chief
Stone aud his officers refused 10 recognizs
the authority of the new board and the de-
partment IL still under his control II ths
old board persists In tts refusal 10 give way
counsel for the new board will apply for .
writ of mandnmuA by which means the
old membefs can be speedily oustsd.
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though They Claim the Homocids
Was Accidentally Committed
While 0uarreling.
The Sad Affair Occurred on a
Ranch Twelve Miles From
Marysvllle.
Brothers Under Arrsst-There waa
Trouble Bstween Them.

Special 10 Tho indeDendsnt.
MAHYsviLLK. March 2G-Ysatsrday after
noon shooting ARRAY occurred about
twelve miles north Of here In which Hans
Thompson vac killed. All that can be
learned IL that about u o'clock =. m. Il. y.
and A. W. Ford left here. whore they had
been drinking heavily. 30 80 10 their
ranches which are close 20 The Thompson
place. They had a 1910 Winchester With
then. for which they had purchased sm-
munition here. On the way they stopped
al = ranch about mile from Thompson'a
and loaded the rife in the presence OF ths
rsnchman. and said that thsy we're going
on 10 Thompson's 10 kill him. AZ eight
o. 'elock .. m Constable Hendricks received
word Of the shooting and went ont ariiv-
ing At Thompson's about 10 o'clock, and
found him dead. The bullet entered ths
breast Just inside Of the right nipple. No
one else was thsrs. lie then went TO A. W.
Ford's ranch and then 10 B. =. Ford's. and
arrested them and brough, them both 20
Marysville and placed them Ia iai.
Neither OF them said n word about the
shooting when arrested. Since then they
claim that when they arrived al Thomp-
sons they Rot into a quarrel and that
Thompson got hold Of their gun by the
muzzle and attempted to St ike A. W. Ford
over the head with IA. bot he warded of the
blow With his shoulder. the force breaking
the Run. which then went od and killed
Thompson.
There had been a dispute between ths
parties for some time over the boundaries
Of their ranches, Thompson claiming that
the FoFds were sncroaehinG upon his land.
Coroner Plsasants went oat this afternoon.
with County Attorney Nolan, 90 bring the
body into town. where the inquest will be
held to- moTrow.
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Coscy aud Hl. Army.

C.NroS. Ohio. March &c. The twenty
ave wives ani daughters Of peoples party
men. who we're expected, did not appear 80
Cox-y's oamp this morning on account Of
the bad weather, aud ths men had 90 "hui-
tIes vtetuals for themselves. Much
din ulty Was exrsrsnoet with the
cooking arrangements. boa gasoline
e.ovss we're finally rugged up aud
a meal. consisting Of boiled ham. bread,
potatoes, beans. aud The ltke furnished
enough nourishment for ell. About two
thirds Of the army we're allowed Go sleep In
ths city prison last night Many this morn
ing complained about CoxeY aud Brown
lodging at the hotel instead Of taking pot
luck with them.
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PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS.

More Money Needed Than Is Carried In
the House sundry Civil BnL
wAsHrNoroN, March 26.-rhero was a
meeting OF senators from the public land
states, held at the capitol this morning. 20
take action looking towards securing in
crsssed appropriations for surveys Of pub
lie lands. over what has been allowed In
the sundry civil bill in the house. There
we're present Senators Hansbrough. Carey.
Perkins. Pettigrew, Shoup. Dubois. Allen.
Teller. Mitchell. Roach and MT. Power.
The house appropriation was discussed
and 10 was decided shat @l5b.000 a. an sp-
ptouriation was entirely inadequate. es-
pecially as $40. 900 OF she smount Was set
aside for examinations. Senator Dubois
was instructed 90 draft an amsndm ment in
creasing the amount appropriated 20
800 600.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES

CmcAao. March %. Carroll 4. Wight. a
wealthv miner. formerly OF Wyoming. has
been missing for two weeks. and friends
fear foul play
WAsnlNoroN, March 36.-The amount Of
standard silver dollars shipped from the
sub-tieGsu and mints during the last
week vas 379, l9h.
REEsEYHHF Wis, March 26 james
Auiiiu, a farmer. mile west mutdsred
hia wife and com mltted suicide 40 noon.
Family troubles
OmAHA. March ten. Experience u.
EstabTook. who was appointed tnitsi
rtates district attorney for kehFaaka. IA
1855. by President Pierce, died 90 day.
aged 81.
OMAuA. March "a special 60 the lise
from chad on. Nsh.. says tho mixed tfain
which lsft there over tho Elkhofn Tsturne I
to-day after being snow bound siK days.
The train which left Casper. Myo.. last
Tuesday, will get the about midnight
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AT ST. PAUL's TONIGHT.
Elocutionary and Musical Entertain meat
BY Leading LoeI Taleat.

Eiocutionary and Musical Entertain meal Z
by Leading LooAt Talsnt.
The musical and elocutionary entertain
msnt 10 be given this evening - 81. Psurs
II. +. church promises TO be one OF the
most enjoyable Affairs OF the season. IL is
under the management otIMrG E. H. Weir
ick. the leading sloeutiouis. of she city,
and those who will take part comprise Hell
enA's talent The Helena Banjo aud Man
dolin club is down Tor the frat number.
Others who will take part are the Misses
Selma Isr el and hatdis Moftmsn. MTa.
Ms Wsiriok. Mira Csc. May, Miss Ada
Gamer. Missss Nelsine and Virginia Atshi-
son. Edna Footc. Lena Flair. Harry
Woodman, Rssd Howell. Miss Gertru ie
Harrison. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Avery.
sixteen Of HolenA's fsir young misses will
also Give the broom Drill" The advance
sale of seata indicates that there will be =
run house. Those who fail 10 20 will misa
rare treat. The entertainment begins
AZ A.. Do.
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Preparing Tor ISa..a.l,.. Fun.r.l.

TuRiS. March 2G.-PrepsrAtions for the
funeral ceremonies ovsr the remains Of
Kossulh ars almost completed. After ser
vice Al the Evangelical church 81 nine a.
m. WednesdaT. the BODY will bs escorted
90 the raj road depot. where q wlll lie In a
tenn urhrg moftuaty until ths munioi pa
authorities. tho same evening deliver the
remains - representatives OF ths mnnioipai
authorities Of Buda Peath. The BODY will
leave for BuIA Pesth on special train at
eight o. m. and reach its destination
Thursday mo ninE.
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wlsHISaroS March PC. The investiga-
uon by the sub committee Of the Judiciary
committee Of the house into Judge jenkins
snti-stfiks order will begin Monday a. Mil
waukee. Among ths witnesses expected
ars J. 4. johnson. OF TAooma, Wash. M.
Vstter. Of sprague. Wash. NJ. l.. Porter. of
Livingston. Mont. Chiefs Clark. OF the
Railway Conductors. Sargent. OF the Loco.
motiva Firensen. Arthur. OF tue Locomotive
Engineers. wilkinson. of the Hallway
Irainmon. Watson. Of the Switehmen. and
Ramsoy, Of the hallway Ielsgraphers.
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FIRST DAYS REGISTRATION.

IL Is More Than Two Hundred Ahead Of
Last Years.
The interest that is being taken In the
the municipal campaign this year was
shown by the very large registration Of the
fret day. Twelve of the fourteen precincts
OF the city showed gains over the frat days .
registration last rear. The two precincts
which fell behind last year we're ths fourth
In the Second ward. and the twelfth in the
sixth ward. The total regiatration Sester-
day was ~ in excess OF the hTat day last
year. Yesterdays registration. and that OF
last year, was as follows:
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WAsnn0roS. March 20. The secretary
Of the Interior hiss revoked the department
decision Of Nov. H. 1892 refusing 20 ap-
prove selections made ~ the Southern Pa
olho railway In lieu Of odd sections Of land
felinquishsd by 10 undsr the act Of June -.
1874 30 far a. the former decision held that
alternate sections within grant limits ars
not subject 20 selection under that act.
! he deoision is important and affects Abe
TiRh0 Of ell railroad companies having
similar land grants
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wAsuNoroN. March Representative
Bland consulted his silver associates in the
house as 90 ths chances Tor passing the
silver aslgnlorage bill over a veto. lie
found the men Who hal voted fer the bill
fsady % endorse 70 again. even Gcainst n
veto. Whether he will make the move OF
not IL not vet ce tain. as ths moot radical
trends Of ths ball recognize that she nee -
safv two-thirla vote so overcoms veto
could not be scared in the house. aud
without this the move could be nothing
mo than a protest.
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No, Allowed to Commit Suicide.

Special 10 Tbs Independent.
GRrAr FANS. March rs William Msr-
rill. physician by profession, but who.
owing 20 habitual dissipation. has never
praoiicsd. was yesterday arrested for
drunkenness and confined IN the city
Jail. lie vas found shortly after midnight
hanging by a silk hshdksrohief arouad the
neck TO the bars of the cage. black In the
face and nearly dead. lie Was revived by
the jailor aud physiei.ns aud is in = fair
way 10 recovery. lie has four brothers
here, all Of whom are we'll known eitizsns.
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Los ASaEIEs. Cal, March @.-Ofhssrs
here have arrested two men agsinst whom
detectives claim 20 hold enough evidence
10 convict OF the hoaeoe tain robbery.
One - AlvA johnson. who ~ supposed "a us
wealthy. another IL John smith, Who fof-
msrlY worked for johnson on ranch.
nAal With ITY'a Amy.
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tlonal judges In She Seventh. Eighth and
Ninth lndio al circuits. The Eighth circuit
comprises the states Of Ninnssots, lows,
Missouri. Arkansas North and South Da-
kOta, Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahoma. Wyom-
ing. Colorado, New Mexico and Utah, and
the Ninth. California. Oregon, Nevada,
Idaho, Montana, Washington and Arizona.
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you take pride n building up your
city. n you take pride ia pleasing Jour
husband. ~ ron tska prlds IN having abe
most delicious sAtibles on you table. use
nothing but Arabslia -four for your bread,
And White Lily for your pastFy-made Ia
Halana Tor sale as ali lTncaTA
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Special 10 The Independent.
GREAr FALIs March ~ The First Ma
tionsl balance shows as the business OF tho
hrsl day OF the rsopening. Sl270l) rsdspos
iteJ. $4,000 new deposits against SO, 100
in withdrAwals.
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Ban FRANoIsoo, March nj. salt vas hlsd
today IN ths Unitsd states eirouia court by
Richard Chuts sgains, ihe lav hrn Of bs.-
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Additional JudEe for rhis Cireui.
wAsuNaroN. March a6.-Ths senate COM
mite on judiciary 90 day authorized fAv-
orable report uron bills ovidins for addi-
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MRs. ]. M. McRonrnrsoN.

To the notice is appended ths namss of
the Chicago directors" as follows; DIR. J..
Norman Corker. Rev. J. r. Thomas, Rev
Parish. Rev. q. II. Thomas. John q. Jones
attorney. IL is said these signsrs received
their stock for their influence, and that
there was no cash consideration.
Chatlas Porter Grove, the originator Of
the company, 10 now in Cincinnati, with
the object. it is understood. of "devising
plans to save the oompanY's properties"
IL IL reported that he Ia not meeting with
much success. His Chicago victims are
still in Helena, anxious and able TO DO any
work that will give them the means Of liv-
inc
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5OcUnIaundriedS

Fit the needs OF a vast num-
ber of people. They are re-
inforced bosom and back.
You can buy them on our
recommendatic n, and if
they don't come up to our
claims bring them back.
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TRYING TO MAKE EVEN.

Chicago Investors Want TO Raise Money to
save Groves properties"
The Appeal. a national Afro-Amsriean
newspaper issued simultaneously in Chi
cago. Louisville, st. Louis. ST. Paul. Min
nsapolis and Dallas. Tex. In lite latest issue
contains the following under the bead of
special notios:
The directors of the Montana and Illinois
Gold Mining company are urgently re-
Questsd to call meeting al an early date
TO devise plans to save said company 3
properties. as said properties are advsrtised
to be sold at ''sherif's sale" 30 meet pay
ments due builders and merchants. Very
respectfully,