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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
SEARCHING FOR A DIAMOND
II Fell to the Roadway from a
womRn's Uonnet.

The corner of One Hundred and Tenth
street and Lenox avenue has been tenn
porarily transposei into diamond
field. This morning men and boys were
taking up handfulls of dirt and sitting II
through their hands. eagerly watching
for a gitttering stone to catch their
eye.
Herbert Gordon. manager for Theodore
Gordon, of l29 West Fourteenth street.
was driving Saturday night with a
friend. Her bonnet became unfastened,
and valuable diamond pin dropped
on the roadway. Yesterday MIR. Gordon,
In vain for 1t. The search Is being kept
up to-day.
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He Wore n False Beard,

man who describes himself at Frank J.
Robinson, aged twenty-one, Vigilant Hotel
Bowery, arrested in West Twenty second
street, this morning for masqueradIng with a
sombrero and false beard He was held for
examination in Jefferson Market Police Court
this morning The police think that the man Ia
either a thief or a private detective.
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Krebs still Alive.

ELIZABETH N. j.. Sept. H.-charles KrebA
forty-nve years old. a hardware dealer and plumb
or, Of Elizabeth avenue who yesterday afternoon
shot himself while standing in front OF a mirror
is still alive. The cause OF his attempted sui
eide 10 not known
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Wocdlawn Handicap Feature of
the Gard at Graveserd.
The Clinton Stakes Also Down for
Decision.
'EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS
'EvENING WORLD" SELECTIONS

First Rnce--Truepcnny, Kennel
April Fool.
Second Race--LittIe Billy, Der
fnrgilIa, Melba.
Third RRcc--Prenkness stable,
best. star Actress, Kentigcrnn.
Fourth Rnce--sir Walter, Han.
duet, The Pepper.
Fifth Rnce--Hnvoc, Urnnia, Sill
vie.
Sixth Rnce--Ingomnr, Live Oak
Emin hey.
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Round About Town.

While In an elevator last night at iOl West
Scyenty eighth street James T. Brown, OF the
schoolsh!p Minnesota lyiEg at the foot OF FIJI
tieth street and North River, caught his leg be-
tween the elevator and the flooring, His ankle
was fractured, He was taken to the ship.
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Morning Papers Selections.

AT GRAvEsEND.
RECORDER.
First Race-Truepenny Kennel.
Second Race-Little Billy, Derfargilla.
Third Race-Lightfoot, kentigerna.
Fourth Race-Henry of Navarro, Ban
quet.
Fifth Race-Havoc, Applause.
Sixth Race-Ingomar. Live Oak.
MERCURY
First Race-Aprll Fool Kennel
Second Race-Little Billy, Derfargilla
Third Observation-Disclosures. Lightfoot.
Fourth Race-Banquet. Henry of Ma
varre.
Fifth Race-Havoc. Applause.
Sixth Race-Live Oak, Emin Bey
ADVERTISER.
First Race-Cherry Blossom colt, Lo-
bengula
Second Race-Little Billy Ingomar.
Third Race-Kentigenra. Lightfoot.
Fourth Race-Hornpipe. Faraday.
Fifth Race-Urania Applause.
Sixth Race-Jack Rose, Live Oak.
JOURNAL.
First Race-Truepenny Kennel.
Second RaceoLittle Billy Derfargilla.
Fourth Race-The Pepper, Patrician.
Fifth Rac=Urania, Gotham.
Sixth Race-Prince Karl. Ingomar.
PRESS.
First Race-Truepenny April Fool.
Second Race-Derfarsi!la Little Billy.
Fourth Race-Henry of Navarro, Ban
quet.
Fifth Race-Havoc, Silvie.
Sixth Race-Live Oak, Emin Bey.
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Passed Modcrnte-sized Iceberg

The North German Lloyd steamer Ems, Capt
Reimkasen, which arrived this morning from
Bremen. reports that last Friday in latitude 46 O3
longitude 1851. she passed moderate sized
iceberg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

Don't pay more than 81. SO a ton. Order your
Winter supply now at our coal ONCE, II Catharne
st., In charge OF o. AronSon. -
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Mrs. WISsLOw's SoOriIsa sYRuP il an uneN.
celed medicine for CHILDREN while teelhipG, a5c =,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

NIlhau,s Calisaya, a standard tonic and
appetizer for o. years. MILHAU, lS3 b way. ="
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Truepenny ought to win the opening
dash. Kennel and April Fool seem the
best Of the others.
Second ce.-sweepstakes OF SIS each, with
81, 900 added. for three ods and upward sell
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TWO FAMILIES POISONED.

Their Illness Attributed by Physt-
clans TO Ice Cream.
(By Associated Press)
TAMPA. Fla, Sept. 1.-THE family
OF Mr.. c. b. Fitch dined with his
brother-in-law yesterday and soon after
wards the members of both families
were taken violently i'll and are In .
critical condition.
1t is thought that two of the children
will die. Physicians say that the people
were poisoned by ice cream. All partook
heartily The ice cream was made from
condensed milk.
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TAKAGI sUPERBE COLLECTION ART CURIos
Just arrived from Japan at Belvedere Hotel.
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The Woodlawn Handicap ought to be
won by Sir Walter, who is improving
with every race. Banquet may get sec
ond money. and The Pepper ought to
beat the others.
Fifth Race-Handcap sweepstakes OF SIS each,
with 81. 900 added: for two-year-ods; Ave fur
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Havoc, Urania and Silvie look the best
of this lot, and may finish as named.
Sixth Race Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with
81 900 added for three-yeaT-ods and upward !;
calling. one mile and a furlnng.
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instruction.

EXCELSIOR Bicycle Riding School, l62 n bsth
st-Prlvats instruction: one lesson. Soc; Eve
Lessons. 81
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$l,75-T, {. SIDE WALL P C0,

pnpers a room with glazed paper. 800, gilt and
borders to match. Painting and kalsomining at
lowest rates. Dila Grand st, 30 Carmine Ut.
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Help Wanted-Male.
furnished Rooms to Let.
Business Opportunjtjes.

CARMINE ST. 25 near Blocker st.-Neat room
for gentleman: 81. 80.
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Millinery and Dressmaking.
Flats and Apartments To Let.

TO LET-Cosy apartments. four rooms; good loca-
ton rent free TO Oct /; Sl2 to SIS. ApplJ
to Ianitor. 237 l.. 56th st.
TO LEr-Neat apartments, . and rooms, rsni
80 to N4 Apply TO janitor, 1853 Sd ave.
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1877 WEST Sd ST, near 9Th ave -3-story houss
with store; rent $50 per month. Inquire 90
West 26th st.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
An Interesting Sketch Of Rising
Californian by Joaquin
Miller
A Western Senator Who Sailed
From Maine When q Mere
Lad.
Dared the Sea when He Was Not ni=
Enough 90 work on Land->tan-
lords Successor.
lsnecinl Cnrresponaencc.l

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. i3-The senator
who succeeds a man Of such eminence as
the late philanthropist aud founder Of the
Stanford university must, whether he will
or not, for a time at least, have the eyes OF
the world upon him. That august body Of
old men. as the word senate signifies, need
have no apprehension from the world
scrutiny. The new California senator Is
entirely worthy TO ill his high Office and
20 do the work Of IL, asit was done before
him. honorahly and well
The new senator is Maine sailor lad.
But he is not the typical tall lumberman
OF the pine woods Of the rough and ready
sort. Quite on the contrary, he j. a small,
frail man. with very sensitive face and
manners as refined as II he had been all his
early days among gentlemen instead Of
among rude sailors Of all nations ON the
decks Of merchantmen.
have seen il published that Senator Per
kins began life "a a stowaway. This is a
Dick Wilmington story. absurd on its face.
The little lad was seeking work; not find
ing IL on land, be went aboard ship 10 get
work there lie could not have been n stow
away for he was rot trying 10 20 to any
place: only trying 20 get work lie was put
20 work, once out - sea. but not being big
enough or strong enough to pull ropes 20
any purpose he was set TO more menial
work He soon made friends, stuck steal
lily 10 his work, devOured every book he
could lay his hands on. learned everything
he could possibly learn aboard ship, even
TO nayigation-an unpermissible thing for
a common sailor 70 attempt in the old days
and while still boy took a mans place
and made many voyages 20 Europe and
other lands.
lam not quite in love with the fashion Of
trying to show that Lincoln or any other
eminent man began life lower down than
he really did begin It, Falsehood is not
good thing under any circumstances. To
boast OF obscure birth is a vulgar fashion
ia America; but, whether in America or
Europe, Il * even more vulgar than to
boast Of high birth. Time has shown Us
that the rail splitter" who came so sud
denly to the surface at the outbreak Of the
civil war came OF a good old Virginia fami-
~, and nine cases out Of ten you will find
some good, strong aud pure fountain head
for any steady stream that flows. Perkins,
the sailor boy senator Of California, is the
peer Of almost any senator, so far as blood
goes, but enough Of that. The lesson OF
his life, however should not be lost. IL
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APPLICATION IoR PATENT.
q. s. I'D OTTIcE.

As e LAND OAtANLs
HELENA, Mont, lee ~. 1893 :
Notice IL hereby given that John " lnacott has
this day filed application for patent. under the
mining laws o. congress. foT the heathwoOi
lode mining claim, ueeigrated ~ aurtef 10
1919, situated m luuorganl1edl mining district,
jefferson county, Montana ln s1cuons IL and ~,
toWnshI q narth. range 5 west. which claim Is
recorded the niiice u the rsolfd r Of Jefier-
son county. al oulder, Montana. and deserib bed
follows.
raid IA veg No. l255 beginning At corner : o.
/. from which tho y cor betWeen scos ~ an d
Is tpg "a. 81. 81 la a aud principal NERD an
Of hontnna bears - deg Is min o 1915 q an q
Tunnug thence "a 76 deg ~ = sis Il, thence
a . cog 90 min " 20 n. thence o. deR - min o
~ - H. thence 70 deg q MIN 8ll 2 o., thence
n % d. 80 m "a 40 t. thence "a i5 deg 30 min "
Is n. thence % deg o. minw 1ttLi r. thence
deg 40 min 5sz II 70 plAcs q bsgiAnirg.
% Of eur No f2li ~. % acres. ares n C.n-
hict wth Alabama sur No. 1850 ella med 60
uneluding conflict win ur q. luie bold Hill
lode. and sur 90. 1860. Alabama lodel not
claimed Al6 acres. total tc.o claimed, u :.
hcreF.
To following bong = description Of tho
Eruund sought iu this al. uIcation foginn z
at corner DO. d this Lode ana rIn thence a "a
deg ~ min 3ll.2 n. tlCuce n @ deg ~ min %
40 n. thence IS dec 81 min " - n. Themes .
n deg A. min " itl25 r. thence deg 90 MN "
81 II, thence ~ deg 10 ri lizl II O. place
Of beginning. mhracins an IRA a. Ia, tcrca.
puated the lfth "a OF d conbrr. lrs3 . he only
adjoining claim ne 10 thess rremifes Hro Ger
NJ. l.. No. ful. on the south. nnd placer "A 3 q.
No. 10 ana tbs OrAui e iude cue 80. $50 on tho
voet r. 4. sN lNrLlI. Lczihter.
irst pul location co ~. t'i3.
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CHHRIFF'S SALE Il VERNON BURGAR.
- plaintiff. Va Plilomena Henda Nseger,
Henry e.. iaegef. Individually and a. guar1iau
OF iiiam HOLMES, an insane person., 2. n.
Is leinschmidt, II. M. archen. Harry g.. Jaeger
s,,re Willism KoiInes and AisxHnder a ! o.
kin, guardian Of william holmes. an insane
personl. defendants-
under and by virtue Of an order Of salo and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the irst tudcial district Of tns
ttate Of a ontana. in ana for The county Of Lewis
and Clarke on the ID day ~ january, A. ID.
1894. IN the above entitled action, wherein Vernon
nurRar the above named plaintiff, obtained
a iuigment and decree Of foreclosure and saie
against the aboye named defendants, on the
"a day OF lamar, A ID. 1881. for
the rum OF Slsli.no besides interest,
eos.s and attornoys fees which said de-
1884,. recorded ia Judgment book No. / OF said
court az page -. 4 arm commanded 10 sell All
that certain lot piece or parcel Of land situ-
ate lying and being ia the county Of Lewis aud
tlarke, state OF Montana. and bounded and de-
scTibei a. folloas. to wit:
LYNX and being in tho city II Helena, county Of
evils and Clarke. and state OF Montana. and
particularly described a. follow-; lie south
half u that CO tain parcel OF land n hessman
* Davis ulAc ?, lot No. 1 part cuia IL described
ne follows. beginning At poirt from which
tie northwest corner Of placer lot NO. ~ bsars
a. nth 3D. degrees west 10 feet; thence south hi
de tIees ald IS minutes cast 1907 ieot 20 the
west siie 81 iiodn y street thence north ~ de,
Frees east lOl feet; thence nortu Oh degrees and
Is minutes wet ltJii feet; thence south 30 do
greos vest o ieet, to the place OF beg nning.
said tract containing 3i-l00 acras.
Said property lrs n frontage Of 80 feet on
Rodney street by il6 fert in depth, ana j. tho
came property con eyed BY thgssman d Davis
to Fhilomena enda Iaegor deed dated Loc.
81 l-lg rud recorded In the otice Of the re-
cor or Of J owls and Clarke county. March p,
1857 In book IT" Of decide. pace ~.
Together with all aud singular the tene-
meuts hereditaments and appur chances there
unto belonging or IN any vie appertslning =,
Public notice 10 hereby given. that on FRI
day tie 2rth DAY Of auuary, A. ID 1884, at y
O'clock m OF that day. It the front door of The
court house. Helena Lewis and larke county,
Montana. will in obedienco 70 said ordor OF sails
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property. or go much thereof as mas
he necessary TO sHti-fy card judgment. with iu-
tetest and costs. 10 the hishest and best bidder
for cash On hand.
Given under ny hand this 30 day Of Jnnusry.
A. ID. 1894. - - ...-.... col, 90.
by FRrD - oss. nder charim
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THE LITTLE BOY.
Harry Goodwin was "a nice little Boy, aud
he had a great Yellow Mastim many sizes
TOO large for him, but 10 was Love-Me-
Love-My Dog combination. and his Kind
parents boarded the MtStih az sacrifice.
Harry was too lazy To do anything except
play ball aud hockey and 90 fishing.
Little Boys should never be lazy.
One day his dear Mother sent him TO the
butcher shop for three pounds oi liver.
Must I carry all that homef whincd
Harry, the lazy Boy.
Let Carlo help you carry it." said his
Mother, with keen sarcasm. "lle Is almost
as lazy and good for nothing as You are.
Harry went on yrumbling, with Carlo at
his heels.
In hours and 80 minutes Harry returned,
the butcher shop being three squares and a
half away.
"where is the nverf" asked his dear
Mother.
Carlo is bringing it," replied the lazy
Harry wiping the perspiration of on his
sleeve.
In 10 minutes more Carlo came up TO
Harry with a large wag on his tail
where's that liver'' asked Harry's
Mother emphatically.
Carlos carrying it," whimpered Harry,
fearing the result.
But don't see ii, +" exclaimed the Boys
Mother
That's cause it's on the inside Of him,
explained the lazy Boy. much 10 his Moth
er's chagrin and disappointment
The scene that followed beggars descrip
tion.
Moral-There are more ways Of killing
dog than choking him TO death on butter
Detroit Free Press
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They had been engaged only IS years,
but il seemed long time to her, and she
was growing restless.
Darling" she said in gentlest accents,
sour betrothal has been very sweet, has il
mott"
1T has, il has. indeed my own"
"But it has been very long, don't you
thinkg'
Yes, il has been pretty middlin long, "
he reioined
II was thinking, dearest, " she continued,
playing with his watch and casting down
her eyes, that our betrothal is nearly old
enou62 to 90 out and work for its living
Couldn't We have it learn trade or get il
a olerkship. or put il out at interest, or do
something with it SO that we might realize
something omit? 1t has been hanging about
home so long, burning gas and coal, and
now IL is nearly grown. Il seems like
shame 10 have IL doing nothing so long"
but, my love-
"And just think" she interrupted, in
six years more it will have a vote. don't
care so much about myself raising hereyes),
but pa and ma are kicking like Day steers."
What would you suggest
1--WE might get married"
That's SO. / never thought of that"
They are going TO. Texas Siftings
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FABLES FOR CHILDREN.


Once upon a Timo thcrcwas a Little Girl
about 40 high. who had been very, very
Naughty and had panied her Mamma very
much thereby.
Her Mamma chidcd her severely, but
without avail
And there was n fierce and terrible Lion
that had not eaten bite in a whole week,
and he was ~ hungry as the Little Girl was
naughty.
The Little Girls Mamma had heard ofthis
terrible Lion. So when she found that her
gentle rcproOf was insufficient she took on
her slipper and applied 10 with painful nc-
curacy to the Little Girl, because the nerce
and terrible Lion was away Ch Ia the Al
rlcan desert and therefore unavailable.
Moral-A slipper Ia the hand is worth
two lions in the African desert.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNFRs TO G. KILN
= arlmtdt ~. F.. Reed. q. d.. W-I-h Geo.
ftfo', VI D. J ichrris. cI.uWnera rnI A. ~.
ircrhe uufchaecr o. tle interest ~ . Klein
tenmidL 81. D. ed. and j.. g. aasE. their
heifa afsis OF, exc 1fora aud adminisfrlrors.
ron ar leftbl uYilhad that 81 goa- crown
efrs ih's D. sII+Hr. !. .. Wa .~r AID ff II
a. Ri'1. have iu &C 1-da ca WITH orffon ggll
OF tn revived tta utes ~ tho tnIfr,i tsfss az
uehdnd % itb % aud Improvement .Foa tie
placer rl1ifns a. ssuafsd a. follows 81 tand
?. fec % ~ d. r p VI. luts ?, e o. - ta. i4 IN n
. 3 VI. rl'ei ppu-it. tlasrad1 f.- an IN
orEtn ed faIl -, district iu tha r1rlr = Irsri-
AL --rEn eld H'Hte a. nontaun f.a srln Of
tHp p -i fel nrs hslrg tie uore r.. ID I'd ID
"a To. Llo rnrluse 81 holding AMI ..arufing
e. = .s4u for ne Je1rs 81 tafI auI I-sl
~ H fe-. fa. d. b. kupEn ftat ..lsst you
- On COD ihufe ynur hare 20 fufh mend n 70
ein7urft.r 90 tE apisrc. Tor each sI4.5ra one
ca % interest leid or claimed aH. emit tbs
ta..H 'a fae nlhca ~ Z. a. Miller Id UsIoaa
hn.' .a IaIHa county &C Ieai. ard I.rEr.
Hf's faTs aft.r tho farrir. af his no.
lt.e I. Hllrnfiat gHur iLferssf nr farasta 10
o.. a.l ga q. r.aiHls all o. forlaI 70 aud h.
tgu. property 81 fhH uuaersI -r.s ~ mo-
l-ei Dbl laii section 2g1i oi tte b. ~ states
. -'rt. lille- H. NIfI IN
D. IT, LhhifI ~
4. a. WhlEEA
tlftt Bublicaiion Nov IA lss1
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HE NATURALIST.

Butterflies regularly migrate north anG
south like birds
The turkey is said TO have been domes-
ticatcd By the Indians long before the dis
oovery OF this continent by the white men.
A sportsman who lives at New Castle
Pa. owns a tame gray squirrel which has
been trained 70 drive rabbits out Of their
holes after the manner Of ferrots
The stomach Of an ostrich that died At
the Clifton geological gardens contained
several miscellaneous tritles, such as pen
Gil cases and pocket handkerchiefs. II had
also attempted TO digest a prayer book.
Very queer fish are caught in the waters
of Puget sound One kind Is called the
oaudlehsh II is dried and packed ia
boxes like candles We are told the fisher
men use them TO light their homes, and
that at one time all the boats on the sound
used them instead Of sperm oil lamps.
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THE CLEANER.

Boards were once taxed
Half Of Mexico's population are Indians
The breaking strain Of an inch rope is
1900 pounds.
Jerusalem golden candlesticks Of old
burned pure olive oil
Copyright does not prevent a poem OF
song from being parodied.
There are fewer lawyers in the English
parliament than in tho American house Of
REPRESENTATIVES,
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MATHESON q GO
GOLD BLoCK.

CHERIFF's SALE BY VIRTUE OFAN ALIAS
pexecution In my hands. issued out fth0 district
court 81 tho Flint Judicial district Of .he santa
u Montana. Ia and for the county of Lewis Gnd
Clarke. ia the suit OF jacob LARRY against Eben-
czer Juhnsua. I'd Darby. James ". For -.
Henry Ailior. Jas. 2. Manning AMI Jas Sutton.
duly eitested the 3h day OF Iecemter. s.. n.
1895. have levied upon all the right title and
iutcro OF tire said awes u. orb In and To
the following described property. situated in
Lewis AMI Clarke county. state Of huntAus. viz
OF "a lal IA block seven 80 Ia tho town or
village II Cra-g. county n Lewis ami Clarke.
state 81 NJ ntsna.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
I =, duaments and appurtenances thereunto DO
longing or in anywi-s auuertaining.
Notice is hereby given that ON thu 5th
day Of J4nua;y. A. II 1872. between tse
honra OF O CLOCK a. 70. and 5 q clock J.. m. OF
said day to-wit. ~ ~ o'clock M. OF sid day.
At the front door Of tho court house.
city o. Helouf, said county and state. l will
sell all the right title aud interest Of the said
James ". fornes IN and to the said above de
scrihed property, 20 the highest bidder for cash
IA hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF
December, A. D. 1888.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
Iy TnED Z. hcss. Under Sheriff
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ATA ETlNG OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
a g. fha fastner Coal and Coke company.
held stn . lslt. a. tIo law oihc-a a oole a
MalInc. g. D. C err. fio fnl.oWinE named gentle
Ilfu 90 elected truslo
Jnrns -f.-itt. uarordf. Mont
hn o. Day. ute. honf-
D. a. iifnufH.eI. ia Mont.
l4ri- Glib un. sfaat d, Mont.
D. D. rittua oIL NHuf
N. NH. tLrF. fuHr.ria. Mont
JON fu..HrfF. Anaconda. Muuf.
q cling ~ tn uouly a srlo1 frnasa We
called for reb 9. 1884, a. D. held In Anaconda.
Mont. 81 the Ioufana hotel, two y. a..
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ESTAURANTS.

NOTICE.-TO TIE sToCKHOLDEns or
~ tho FIRST National bank 81 Helena Mont.s
] no regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
- tho flrft National bank Of Helena. Mont.
for the election 81 directors 70 for the on
suing year Will hs held At its banking house On
the second Tuesday. to-WiU . be 9Th day OF jan
uary. lsst between tho hours Of ~ a m. and
- - :. W. KNIGHT. Cashier.
Helena. Mont. Dec. q isla
ALIAS SUMMONS = IN THE DIsTRICf
"A court Of tho First Judicial district Of the
and Clarke
Guadalape. GAlindo. plaintiff vs. Jesus GA
rhs state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
Youare hereby required to appear in an action
brought agaiust you ~ the above named plain
IN ia tho district ccurt Of tho First iudioial
district OF the state OF Montana. In aud for tho
county OF Lewis and Clarke aud 10 answer tie
complaint hled the Elm. within ten days texclu-
eye OF the dAy 81 6srvicel after tbs service on you
OF this euinmOn- n served within this county:
n served out OF this county, but within this dis
triot within twenty days; Other4ise within forty
day-, or Judgment b. default will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer If said com
plant
he said action is brough, to dissolve tho
bonds OF mAtrimony heretofore nnd now o1ist-
ing between plaintiff and defendant
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail to
appear ana answer the said compliant. as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply 20 tho
court TOR the relief d ,manded In aid complsint
Given under my hand and tho zeal Of the Die
trict Court of the firet Jud ical Distric
ftha state Of Montana, in and
-D for the ounty Of Lewis and
( Seal first larke. this 18th dav Of Deceu-
/ Jud Dist Der IN tho year Of our ! ord
{ Court. one thoussnd eight hundred
and ninety-thTee.
By y. J. CAsEnY roputy clerk
Ioole Wallace. Attorneye FOR plaintiff.