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The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue of an execution in my hands
issued out OF the district court OF the FIRST
judicial district OF the state OF Montana,
In and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, In the suit OF Massena Bullard
against Peerless Jennie Mining Company.
duly attested the 2ith day of November.
A. ID. 1894, have levied upon all the right,
title and interest OF the said Peerless Jen-
ME Mining Company, In and to the follow
ing described property, situated In Lewis
and Clarke county, state OF Montana, viz:
The Little Jennie Lode No. 2, West, be-
ing mineral entry No. 237. designated by
the surveyor general Of Montana as lot
No b5. containing 3s37 acres In township
y, N. II. 5. w, also the Peerless Jennie
No. !, West. the Peerless Jennie No. l,
East, and the Little Jennie No. /. East.
mineral entry No. 239, and therein desig-
mated as lots Nos. 5O 81 and SO, A. and b.,
in township s, N. II. west; also n certain
tunnel claim or right commencing at the
Little Jennie No. /. East, ore house, and
running thence southerly 5000 feet. said
tunnel claim being fully described in To-
cation notice In Book d of Lodes In the
county recorders office of Lewis and
| Clarke county, Montana: also the Queens
bury lode, designated by the surveyor gem
eral of Montana as lot No. b2. In township
s, N. r. 4. west. being the iani embraced
in mineral entry No. 25S. containing 2O6i
acres. Inc foregoing claims are all re-
corded In Book of Deeds. pages 81 and IS,
in the office OF the county clerk and re-
corder of Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana, to which said records reference is
| hereby had for more full and complete
description of the said premises.
Together with all and singular the ten
ements. heredltaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In any wise apper-
| tanning.
Notice Is given that on the goth day of
December. A. d. 1894. between the hours
| of o'clock a. m. and o'clock y. m. of
| said day, to-wit, at the hour OF u M. at
the front door OF the court house. In the
city of Helena, said county and
state. I will sell all the right,
title and interest OF the said Peerless Jen-
ME Mining Company. In and to the above
described property, TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this the 9th day
OF November. A. d. 1894
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By FRED Il. HoSS, Under Sheriff.
Toole & Wallace, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Department Of Chemistry.

Rozcman. Nov gs. lS9i-ro the Presi-
dcnti Dear Sir: The following report
of the work of my department Is hereby
submitted, In compliance with your re-
quest:
The subjects taught In the present fall
term are: General chemistry 10 class
OF nineteen chemical philosophy 10 a
cllGs OF three, qualitative analysis 10
two. practical laboratory chemistry to
eight. and quantitativc analysis 90 four,
The laboratory work, In all cases. In
wolves more or less theoretical work IN
the class room. with considerable atten-
don given 70 each student while he is
engaged iu the laboratory, About eight
students will be added to the number
now In the laboratory at the beginning
Of the next term The instruction IN
the various subjects is designed 10 show
their bearing through scientific facts
and principles, upon common life, and
also TO Increase the powers Of obacrva-
ton: for these purposes. the best means
Is laboratory study. our laboratories
are well equipped and arranged with
spectll reference 10 the convenience OF
the student Apparatus for class room
demonstration In chemistry and phys
les has been added this year, but on ac-
count OF having no suitable lecture
room, IL Is difficult To use TINS material
10 the best advantage.
Notable among the new pieces of ap-
parntus are class room balance,
changes In which can be read at a
greut distance, fine spectroscope, ana
various instruments for Illustrating
laws OF combination. decomposition and
other properties. In physics. plunge
battery and number OF Geissler and
vacuum tubes have been added The
apparatus for this branch was pur-
chased with special reference to the
needs of the students in their work In
the physical laboratory.
For preliminary study in mineralogy
two sets of crystal models, Jolly spe-
ciAc gravity balance and a fine gonio-
meter have been secured. The entire
equipment in quantative analysis, In
Guiding three fine balancs, platinum
cones and crucibles. and graduated
glassware were added this year, BY
taking advantage of the privilege 10
import chemicals and apparatus free or
duty. we have effected a large saving.
MY students are all doing good work,
hut owing to many OF them coming into
their classes long after the school year
began, IL is extremely difficult to me-Se
gan. Il Is extremely difficult to make
the progress which otherwise would be
possible, as Il is necessary to give more
time to reviews.
The purchase of additional books re-
lating To this department lays the
foundation for an excellent library in
science and technology. Very respect
Il. w. TRAPHAGEN, Phi. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
B. T. MAIpEN. prIncIpal.
Business oepartme Mt,

Bozeman. Nov. n. l.-Presldent
Reid; Herewith Is submitted a report
Of the bushes department as per your
request:
The primary object of this department
II ~ NJ and prepare the student 10 DO
business IN q business manner to give
him general knowledge ~ commercial
operations This knowledge will be OF
use 10 him in every walk of life. Book
keeping Is an art that no condition Of
llfr can render useless. that must con-
tribute to the adyaucemnt of all that
buy or sell, " all that wish 10 keep or
Improve their possessions" CDR John
SOM, It is necessary for the student
10 have a good knowledge Of arithmetic
In order 10 do the work intellgently.
The secondary object ls To give tho
student a special training I'm the VnT-
Gus operations Of bookkeeping, to At him
tu engage az a bonkkoepeE
When student enters for this pur.
pose he II required o. pass an eNamlna-
lion In grammar and composition and
arithmetic; that is he is required to
possess a good common school cduca-
ZION. owing 10 those requirement. We
have better class Of students this year
than last
All except two are studying tho TWO
branches IN which they were examined.
ic., they were conditioned As con-
sequence, those students arc spending
as much time on those TWO branches uB
they are on the course itself. hence their
advancement Is retarded, also, that Of
those that We're not conditioned.
My suggestion is this lu future eX-
0mnations, the rule should be-, phss or
pursue the preparatory course. This
should be carried out IN cases Of special
as well az regular students. with ro-
gard 90 those IN courses OF agriculture
and domestic economy they should
have at least two hours work each day
without interruption. At present they
have but ono.
The objects Of the course In short
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
SHERIFFes SALE.

George Thomas Jackson, plaintiff, VS..
John A. Zelgler, Abigail NJ. Zeigler, his
wife. James 8. Featherly. administrator OF
the estate of Azubah $. Daley, deceased.
Charlotte NJ. Peague, Helen A. Steele,
Ruth A. Daley. Eunice u. Featherly.
Charles A. Daley, Gertrude Il. DALEY and
Lambert b. Daley, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
ana decree OF foreclosure and sale issued
out OF the district court of the First Judi
clal district OF the state OF Montana, in
and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke,
on the nth day OF November. A. u. 1894,
IN the above entitled action, wherein
George Thomas Jackson, the above named
plhintlH, obtained n judgment and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale against John
a. Ieigler, ct al. defendants on the Sth
| day OF October. 1891, and on the 18th
day OF November. A. ID. 1894, for the sum
OF A.ls0. besides interest, costs and attor-
neys fees, which said decree was, on tho
18th day OF November A. d. 1894, recorded
IN Judgment book No. j. OF said court, at
page -, | am commanded TO sell all
those certain lots, pieces or parcels of
land, situate. lying and being In the county
oil Lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana,
ana bounded and described as roilows, to-
VII; Lots numbered sixty-seyen (G7D,
slxty-eight (6s), sixty-nlne t6g) and seventy
l7O, In block numbered twenty (2M; also
iot numbered seventy-one 7D. In said
block numbered twenty pO, with
the exception OF nineteen and one
half feet In the rear OF the eastern end
OF The same; also lot numbered one hum
dred ana twelve 0l2), In said block num-
bered twenty (20) reference being had to
the official plat OF the townslte OF the city
OF Helena, on file In the Office OF the coun.
~ clerk and recorder Of Lewis and Clarke
county, state OF Montana, the whole OF
said lots having n frontage OF about one
hundred feet on. Clore street and being
the same lots that are described I'm tho
following deeds to the said defendants.
John A. Zeigler. Benjamin DALEY 10 John
A. Zeigler, dated March cath, 1881. re-
corded In book OF deeds. page 2il James
King 10 John A. zelglcr, dated October 4,
1854, recorded In book 4 OF deeds. page aO6,
also First National bank OF Helena TO John
A Ielgler, dated February a. 1855. record
cd IN book OF deeds. page 81. Together
WIN all ana singular the tenements. herl-
dltaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywlse nppertalninE.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday. the 10Th day OF December A. II.
lS9i, at y o'clock m. Of said day. at the
front door OF the court house. Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, | will
IN obedience to said order OF sale aud de.
cree OF foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary 70 satisfy said Judg.
ment with interest and costs, 10 the high
est and best bidder for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
November, A, d. 1891.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED II. HoSs, Under sheriff.
H. s. Hepner' plaintiffs attorney.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
AssIoNEEs SALE.

Z hereby offcr for sale on Dec. p, 1885,
OF II o'clock noon, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, all or the personal and real
properly, book accounts, etc, now In my
possession u assignee OF q. w. Jackson
BIDS must be sealed aud sent Ia my Of
fee, Montana club building before "
o'clock noon OF December n, 1894
For further particulars apply 10
n. u. DOLJINER.
Assignee OF q. w. jackson.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
INC.
Notice lB hereby given OF the meeting OF
the stockholders Of the First National
bank OF Helonn, Montana, TO be held nj
The banking Office OF said institution be-
tW cgn the hours Of 10 "a. m, and four d.
m. on the sth day OF January. 1898. for the
purpose of voting on lncrcnHing tho capt.
tai stock from $500 0OO TO $500 900, and con-
solldating with the Helena National bank
OF iirlenn. Montana. Also amendments
OF the bylaws proposed and nlcd with the
secretary OF the board, the election OF
eleven directors 10 act for the ensuing
year ana such other business aa may le-
gally come before the meeting.
GEO. n. COPE, CashleEa
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
ARLINGTON HOTEL
DYER & DOUGHTY. ProprIetors.

Flrcproof building and one OF the largest
In the city; all modern conveniences; cen
trally located on Main street. electric cars
pass to all railroad depots. an excellent
table Rates. S.25 TO Sl5O per day. Nos.
an. il3, as Main street.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
THE BRISTOL


Finlny Urquhart, Prop.
Strictly FIRST class, with gas. steam heat,
electric light and elevator service. All
street cars pass the door. Corner Main
and State streets.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
REST COTTAGE

Mrs. G. NJ. Kellogg calls her boarding
house, at 20 North Benton avenue. Rest
Cottage. II IL appropriately named our
friends VIII IND It delightful place TO
eat mcnl or spend few days, or to
make permanent home. Her terms nre
very reasonable. Steam heat
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
BROADWAY CAFE.
Denver Block.

The most centrally located family res
taurant In the city Easy OF access and
the table Il the best to be found any
where. Terms very reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
THE PALMER HOUSE.

J. o. d. Sullivan Proprietor.
Centrally located, with modern con-
yonlences. First class accommodation
for trnnalents, at reasonable rates.
Headquarters for mining men Main
street. foot Of Grand. Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

hand and typewritinR ARE about the
same, T. -. We prepare thcm To be able
tO do general office work The students
are dolng better work this year than
last owing to the fact that they cot
more dicWtlOu.
Wbilo our desks are suitable FOR gen
eral bookkeeping work, they are not
~ for penmanshlp. They were thrown
together hnrriediy ana have not the
proper slant They could ho changed
without much cost
below win be found the enrolment
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
THE WINDSOR HOUSE.
p. A. Glnchereau. Proprietor.

A frst-class hotel on the American and
European plans. Steam heat and excel
lent accommodations. Rates Si.25 per day
and upwards.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

MISS GERTRUDE HARRISON win re-
celve pupils In voice culture; Italian
method. No. Gl3 Hemlock. west side.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
MANrED-MIsoKi.LANnOUs

WANTED-SG0l0 for I've years at eight
OF real estate hH security. Address BOX
i0ai, Helena,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

SALESMEN-Shlary or commission 10 In
troduce our goods TO the trade: permn-
neni position, staple line, fast sellers. big
profits. pleasant work. Address with
stamp, King Mfg, Co., D. yO. Chicago.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

FURNITURE FOR SALE at half its
value. James Twiford, North Main ST.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
HELP WANtEB-uAIr


ED-PurhlnK chnyasser OF good ad.
Dress liberal anlnry aud cxpenaes paid
weekly; permanent position. Brown Bros
Co, Nurserymun, Portland. Oregon.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

n TW WTTTTTTTITITVT " NTFN77"'T7
Penmnnshlp-hn ......s..... 40
Actual attendance a .,,,.,.,,s..,,,,,. 40
Book kkCeping- --llnrollment ,,,..,,,.,, ~
Actual attendance, c,,,....,.,,s.,..,. 20
Commercial law Enrolment .,,,,.,. 10
Actual hncr..,,,,.r.,s,,..,. IL
Rapid s-Enrullmcnt.,.. ~
Actual attendance ,,...',,,.,r,.., l6
SpelluV-Enrollmcn ...,..,,,,,.,..,. 81
Actual attendance ce,,.,,.........,... 23
Shorthand and typewritlng Enroll
ment ,sr..,t.,..t..s.ssssts D
Actual attendance nCc,.,.,...........,. 3
The small enrolment In shorthand
and typewrlting is due principally To the
fact that students were not allowed 10
take both courses this year.
Respectfully -
IL. q. PHELPS.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

MANTEp-All kinds OF furniture and
household goods. James Twlford, North
Main street
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

STOCKWELL-Is the name OF the new
hotel recently opened to the public. New
ly furnished and fitted with steam heat,
electric light electric call and return
bells; IN fact all the modern improves
ments. Centrally located. Warren street
near Broadway. @. A. Stockwell. pro-
prletor.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

MISS RAY RoCKMAN will take pupils
la phyaloal culture. speaking voice tech
nique. 703 iNifth avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-work by the day. Call at Si5
Joliet street.
SITUATION wANTED-By girl to do Sec
ond work or take care OF children. Call
52i Park avenue.
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN desires
position as housekeeper, city or coun-
try Address Il. o. Box 1lG0.
SITUATION wANTED-By girl TO do gem
eral housework. Address 10 Pine street.
SITUATION wANTED-By a first class
cook, to take charge OF a kitchen, hotel
or restaurant Address A. ", this office.
WORK wANTED--To 20 out from home:
wages moderate; no washing. but cook
ing or upstairs work. a. Independent.
WANTED-To take care OF few rooms.
by a lady living home. or TO assist with
housework or baking. A. Independent.
SITUATION WANTED-To assist | n
kitchen and learn cookery; wages small
Address L.. this office.
COMPETENT COOK wishes to run
boarding house In n camp, with her boy,
Is years old, viii work for wages. Ad-
dress lls South Howie street
WANTED-s Situation by a colored wo-
man TO do housework. Address or call
l0i Y. Ewing street.
WANTED-sltuatlon by a young girl to
do HFsht hnnaaunrl mr. 4pfnun Wnrk
Wages from SIS to $40. Please call at 81
Pine street.
wANTED--A woman just from the east
wants place as cook in first class fam
lily. Address II. ". this Office.
wANTED-situatlon TO do second work
or as chambermaid. city or country.
Please call III Jackson street.
sITUArIUNs WANrED-iIALE
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ANTED-sltuatlon by colorcd man and
wife Ia private family. Man as coach
man, had experience; woman. lirst-class
cook, Please call for or address Samuel
A. Lundy. at the Helena National bank.
WANTED-Coored man wants position
as coachman or any kind Of work. EN-
pericnce ana good references. l0l ~
Ewing street
A MIDDLE AGED MAN lately from the
east desires situation In grocery store
understands horses thoroughly; can write
and talk English, French and Spanish.
Inquire at Windsor hotel, Main street.
Helena.
WANTED-A position NJ salesman. or
would accept any position where the
services OF n good rustler Is needed Am
willing to work on commission. T. ID. D..
Independent office.
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ron RENT-DwELLIHGS
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FOR RENT-IIouse: qG South Beattle
street; six rooms, bath and furnace.
Price including water, $40.
FOR nENT-Furnishcd house; modern
improvements. for winter. Apply room
| ~, Montuna Bank building.
HERHERT a. REED & co. Montana
bank. have the largest rent, sale and
trade list In Helena.
UELp wANTHD-TEMAL
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| WANTED-A girl for homework. Apply
aO3 Ninth avenue.
HELP WANtEB-HAIE.
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! WANTED puHhIpp e,ty..s., ..r ,-,,,,t -
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
3l7 Broadway. Helena, Montana.
First Glass Rooming House.

Has neatly furnished rooms at reason
able rates. Steam heat, electric lights.
all modern conveniences. American and
European plan. Dining room In connec-
tion. First class tables. Board 81 per
week. Special rates 10 regular boarders.
MRS. G. III. WOOD.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
THE BRANDON CAFE.
Under the Grandon hotel z
Erickson & Cavanaugh. Props.

The best dining room in the city. Homo
cooking. home delicacies. Board by the
day or month.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

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For sALE-one good express wagon. Ad-
dress Box 916, city.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

FOR RENT-Furninhed rooms suitable
for housekeeping or roomern. Ga Hol-
iina avenue.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
" WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SKILL.

MISS ERSKINE'S BODY TAKEN HOME
Oscar Perry Erskine. a brother Of the young "o-
man who committed suicide at PeekskI on Satur-
day and whose proper name is LueHa SNOW hrsNihe,
reached Peekskn from Chicago. where ne Is leaI
estate broker, early yesterday morning ne Nsi,eu
81 Gabrels Convent and had conversation WIN
the Sisters No facts have been learner from
the Sisters however At 10 o'clock yesterday MORN
ing the Coroner's jury convened and hstened 10
DR. F s Horizons statement OF the result OF HIS
autopsy on Sunday afternoon. He said tha' ued'h
was caused by asphyxiation. Mr. 'Erskine was 'hen
sworn He said that he had not seen his SISTER n
fwo wears He knew motive Tor ner u@eeu. @
He denied emphatica,ly that there had Deeh any any
controversy In the family There had never o.m os.mm
the least trouble The jury then ADJOURNED uils,.
This afternoon when the verdict OF sulclue py
drowning was reached. 1t was SAID thal the 49,
men who saw the girl wade into the river nHHa,r iHHr
have saved her life by following her After fnaKns
an unsuccessful application for admission TO b. 81,
river and waded in. Harvey Washburn ana LOUIS
Travis saw her wade in. and wnen the water ~ W.
above her waist she ducked her head under ne!
called Louis Dykman fisherman VINO put ou, III III
a boat and dragged her ashore, she was III ~
feet of water. Dykman said. Nashpurh tsstIiieu W
that he was subject cramps, ana dld hot uaIe ~
into the water Travis said he could not sym: i
with the body OF his sister, which VIII pe tdhsh "
Rockland. Me. for burial. Mr. Erskine iu ulo nOt
know that his sister had committed suicide unI ne ne
reached Buffalo on his way East. lie nau suPPSoseu
from the dispatch he received that she had peeh
accidentally drowned.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-05
TIE JryE GRAND JURY SWORN ~

The Grand Jury for June in before
Sessions. The foreman IS Thomas Mccarthy. grocer
OF No. 5l5 Hudson-st. and living at No. 200 West
Flfty-sxth-st. Judge MARITIME said In his charge
that there nothing tho District Attorney had in
structed him TO call 10 the special attention OF the
Grand Jury. In the matter OF the Wards Island
Insane Asylum charges. considered by the May
Grand Jury. Judge MARITIME said he had not read the
presentment II the present Grand Jury should take
up the matter. they should do 1t soon June To-
The number of persons awaiting action by the
Grand Jury the trial jurles Is 2G2 OF these 81
have not been indicted.
The following members OF the Grand Jury:
7Os Madison-ave.: George a. Wells. secretary. No.
1867 MadIson,ave.; John z. wyle. real estate. 10
Wall-st; Solomon b. solomon. importer Union
Square West residence Osborne House Albert II.
Brown, banker, No II Nassau-st. and No. l6 East
Ffty-eghth-st.; Isaac f. Holbrook, No. So Beck
way and No. l55 West Fifty.ninth-sL; James G.
Jenkins. cotton goods No Thomas-st. and No.
% West Twenty-fourth-st Edward y. Taller i'm
porter. No. % Franklln-st and No. II Washington
Square North: J. W. ,Altkin ,drygoods. No. s73
George s. Baxter, No IS Wall-st. and No. 100 East
Seventeenth-st; Albert b. Hilton. drygoods. No
7s4 Broadway; (. y. Farrell, furniture No. 675
Third-ave; August Fellhelmer. importer. No. bla
NJ Mccarthy No. 81 Hudson-st and No. 200 West
Ffty-sxth-st.: Howard Gallup, broker, No IS WIZ
iam-st. Hiram 5. Armstrong. No. l46 West Seventy
third-st Adolphus H Mas. glass. No. 81 Green
wich-st: j. Edward Poillion, varnish. East River
and One-hundred and forty elghth,st. and No. e33
Lexlngton-ave.. and James q. Wallace. builder, No.
80 Courtandt-st. and No. 26 East Fiftieth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLYN.

A DISCREPANCY OF s779s1 90 DISCOVERED.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO EX-
ANIME THE BOOKS OF THE COUNTY TREAS
URER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Committee On Accounts OF the County Treas
urer of the Board of Supervisors presented a re-
port yesterday to the board showing that the dis
crepancy revealed by the superficial examination OF
the books is s7sS 90 The report set forth that the
accounts for the quarter OF the year under eA-
animation were correct, but that discrepancy
evidently of long standing exists between the cash
balance In the books and the cash in bank on April
urer Adams is S774O53 r. and the cash book shows
that it should be $50 O34 A. This discrepancy ante
dates December l. 1898 The work Of examining
the books from August 7. 1885, when Mr.. Adams
took office is going forward under the accountant
emp,oved bv the committee. and authority was
asked TO employ an additional expert accountant
to hasten the work. The board adopted the report
and granted the request