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FNrksskfsE. Wash. Feb 10. lso1
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NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed lids viii be received nj the Office Of
tae board OF com misstoners OF King county wash
inKton nntBi 10 o'clock na- Mas :, 1894. for the
construction Of two wing cams on Green river tn
section - township - y. r. according 10
pan and specifications Gle and open for
inspec ION a. the Office OF sal board
Lower cam 20 consist Of e6 feet Of heavy dam
and Z. of iighier. more iesS
Upper dam to cOastss of 81 feet OF heavy Gam
and - feet of lighter. more or less
Length of each Kind of dam may he heightened
os shortened At the ort4on OF the board before
ecpiioa ~ contract or during progress OF work
Eids mast state price per itaeal foot for heavy
dam and 'Sight DAM" lamp sum bids viii Rot ee
considered
Each eid must be accompanied by q certified
cheek Tor sloo. payable TO the undersigned. TO ess
foFfeise ia case the SucC-ssgn. bidder falls 20 enter
into contract With good and So fhctent bonds IN
double the amount of the contract price within Eve
DAYS OF tue dats of award
The board reserves The right 20 reject any or ali
bids
BIDS 20 Ss endorsed lids for wing dams on
Green river A. TNfC III ii.
Clerk Of ihe Board Of Commissioners OF hlas
county. Wash
Dated al - attic April -. 1894
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LEGAL NOTICES

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
Of Washington 10 and for NE county Of King
Probate department.
In the matter OF the estate Of Hall Davis. de.
ceased No l.9A7.
Notice Is hereby given BY the undsrslgnsd- exec
ufrix OF the estate Of Hall Davis deceased. the
creditors OF the said Hail DAVIS and ali persons
having claims against said Deceased, to present
their claims required by law. with the necessary
vouchers, within one year after the date OF this
notice. the said executrix ~ No Al Dexter
Horton & Co, Bank building. Seattle. King county.
Wash, The same being the place fer the trAnssc-
ton OF The business OF said estate
ELLEN DAVIS.
ExscGtrix OF the estate Of Hall navis, deceased.
EDwARp VoS ToRnI. Attorney Tor Executrix
Dated April 26, 1894
First publication, Ap-il 2e 1894
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What
They
Think
OF It.

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OF homes in the Pacific North.
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those who have received thu
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INTELLIGENCER does not fee
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names of those who have 20
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citation of the map.
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NANAEh~NpUNN NAN WITH 81 Goo
w cash ssHta &C. hny hsif interest IA well exfaA-
ft,hei an3 respectable business hsst 81 sr8aces
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AssFSrS WANTED.

A oESTS NAks as TO sI.a \ MONTH
~ selling eur brand new useful srtscie. r~fAils
b CENTS i've IN str sold ta evvfy hanss aay parS
81 tie United Statsx sTeatest sesisr ever knassu
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A $3.50 p&A sos a SGN ~ Ra8tARAT SION h.
&a 3 ststFs fs~osssa aaa rsessss q ist@s a
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-26

DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PAIpUP CAPITAL............... IS oon 600
&sSs
Heal oface 80 I. nsAFd street London
Brancnes-PartlaEi san Francisco Seattle t.
coma. victoria New Wessminstsr. Sanalma
kamloops. Nelson. Vancouver, L. {.
A ,ssasrAi Banking aad kIeaAass Ruslasss
uansacssd toaas made. Blils discounted Com
credits granted pepoaiis rscasSst or ear.
rent account subject to check Interest paid on
time ceposilA h LEA BARNEs Managed
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$50 fi-nfSf fSfAsFs
A%FEp-FtNE. TEN FIFTEEN AND
w tNsntF acre Tracts. Improved snd etasrs, -.
tlose ~. - pFvssni prices, have cash customers
suatsn 6 Me- ARA. ~u3iSAe eieck.
NASTEn-f NkNE Hy VEks ron IN
w proved - I~5fst fss 81 e,ts afa7scffy.
i'ofsffs oRut 1F Nalnr hif,.s
IA A$TEp-pFsikARI D. VACANT LOTS AZ
W ec3 reek }glcvs, have cash hgyera SMITH
a AFx 'asEaF ~Htlivs1 hs.-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-26

gage Bank OF North Western America limttedl of
London. England. loans rnoaey Improved city
and farm properties delays: money Always on
hand. correspoaaence solicited HArwooi Nor
gan. Manager Once. room Hailer bocg. Ad-
dr~.s letters r. a Boz asa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
DISCOUNTED THE OTHER.

BeienA's Meeting at Deer Lodge Vastly
Superior 10 Anseonds'.
Special n The independent.
DEER LoDoE. Oct 4-Ths meeting here
last night In the intsfsstof Hslena-for-ths-
Capital was the best attended OF the CAM
paiqn. The number present more than
doubled ths attendance al the previous
meeting is the intsrsst Of the AnAconda
company. Among the audience we're many
ladies who, though they oannot vote them
selves, will use their Influence TO prevent
the great corporation from getting its grasp
upon this state. Helena ribbons Auttsred
everywhere and II 10 safe 10 cay that they
will be worn throughout the campaign.
Tho speakers were o. b. UBsnnon. of
this oItI. and f. A. Carleton and N. w.
MoConnslL, Of Helena. The reasons thty
advanced for keeping the capital OF this
great stats from the control OF q gigantic
and nsrcilsm corporation were unansvsr-
able. The listeners showed they we're In
thorough sympathy With the obiec, Of the
meeting by the spplsuss that was given the
speakers and the close attention that was
given what vas said.
II may bo put down as certainty that
when election day comes the voters of this
section will roll up good vote for Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
AN INVOLUNTARY SUICIDE
Prominent Kentucklan Jumps From
a Bridge, Rop, Being
Around His Neck.
He Didn't Want to, but II Seemed
Advisable, Under tho
circumstances.


LKxndroN. ~, Oct. H.-AnothsI lynch.
ing has been added TO the unusuAl fall
series OF blue grass bsss. Az the close OF
the Batlyvills fair Oscar Morton, q prom.
insn, citizen Of Morton. in Powell sounty.
vent en- the vsrpath. Two vssks ago
Morton killed q man al Stanton, ARd wAs
on, on $1,000 bonds. He srfivei al tho
fair yesterday and Immediately proceeded
10 get drunk. WhsA thsrosRhlJ i.ioIi-
Gated be started TO huat fer shsrik sinms.
who 10 his deadly Enemy. q fsud OF long
standing hsvinR existed between TIE two
Sims and Moftsn met near the entrance to
the fair grourds, shd after q few words
both drew guns. A qaiek erehsnas Of
shots followed, Morton usIas two guns.
his frat skol broke tho shsrlFs right ann
ai the elbow.
John Hoga q friend OF Simms. whipped
out his gun and joined ia the battle. When
the smoke had elsarsd away 10 vas found
that Sheriff Simms was dead, having been
shot through the breast one shot In his
abdomen and another through the arm.
Morton was shot thtouRh the meek. while
HoRg vas unhurt.
Morton was hustled 10 the county Jail
and placed undor quad. The people bs-
came infuriatsd and q big nsetiAg was nj
once held on the public square. Col. John
Drumnond mounted barrel and made
speech. He said the murderer mast be
hanged. but the work nast bs done quietly
and With perfect order Morton had killed
two men In lsss than two months. AAd he
must die BY rop,. A mob was Instantly
formed and ms'ohsa to the jail. The
jallsr was ovsrpo owersd and the keys 10
Morion's cell obtained. He vas found
oroaching on tho floor, and after bitter
struggle was ssizsd and dragged out.
Seeing his game was up. Mortsa made
the best Of thiags. and to- d tho meb he did
not ca'e what they did with him provided
they did their work quickly. After sho d,
psrley he was taken TO little bridge some
cistsnoe from town and repe vas placed
around his neck. Tho leaders
drew their guns and told. him to
jump or elso he weuld be Tiddlod with bull
lets. TuSning around the doomed man
eursel his captofs. and uttering vild inn
cstlons. lesped into spaos. Tue jump broke
his neck. After dangling In the air some
minutes his body became alta and velley
of bullets was fred into n. The mob then
dispersed, leaving the body dang ine from
the bidge. AT noon to-day u was still
there. Nons OF the mob made any attempt
TO conceal their i4entitr, ana the hanging
Was conducted With as muoh formality as II
10 had bsen O legal hfAiT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
swARMISa WITH sLEurns.
who Agree That the Job Was = Yer
Good Oae.

Who Agree That the Job Was Very
Good Oae.
WASHINGTON, Oct, N-Not shadow OF
a tangible clue to the Identity of the men
who accomplished the remarkable feat Of
traIu briRandago in Virginia on Friday
night has yot come TO light. The little
toWd Of QHantico. which consists Of half a
dozan houses, usually almost iso-
lated from civilization, 10 ovsrTun
with detectives, There are almost
as many theories phoNt az there
are detectives. Hut tho 0niy ointa on
which the thsotlss are practically harmsni-
Gus are that the robbery was a carefully
planned one, executed by experienced pro-
fsssiol ais, aud that the men nTe now prob
ably fnr distant from their field OF opera
tiona. Tho man arfeatea ON suspicion laat
night will merely be RuAgnod In tho po.
lioe eouft on = charge OF yARTAney, as no
evidence lies sGalnat him,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
HELENA HUNTERS RETURN.
Tho Party Killed Two Dser and Esjoyed
. Pleasant Trip.

Tho Party Killed Two Dser and Esjoyed
. Pleasant Trip.
The hunting party composed OF Capt
Bob Flax. seraesnt Crilsy. Geo. Baldwin
aud Frank Logan returned from the mount
aims Saturday evening. having been out
just a week. The party established head.
quarters at the Baldwin ranch. thirty Ave
miles from Helena. They did NOT ind
good hunting grounds until late last wssk,
but during the short time thsy had 20 hunt
they killed two hne deer. and got all the
grouse and small game they cared for.
They saw q number Of deer and many signs
OF bear and mountain lions. The young
man had a very successful trip and tbsy
enjoyed u immensely.
The boys say that an old hunter whlle
hunting In the mountains out there ron
ne oss q mountain lion last Friday aud
killed him. II seems that the Gold hunter
and the lion met rather UNEXPECTEDLY for
both. They were only few feet apart and
tha lion spranR al the hunter. The old
man. by q fortunate snap shot. put heavy
IifB bullet through the feroeious bru,s's
neck aud killed him on the spot The lion
10 said to be one OF the largest ever seen in
that region.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
DETECTIVES AT SEA.
But They Claim TO Bavs Evidences of In
tended Wreck.

But They Claim TO Bavs Evidences of In
tended Wreck.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. H.-Dstsotives
are completely Al sea regarding the identity
OF the men who rob tho overland train
Thursday night. They claim 10 have dis
covered evidence that the robbers intended
to wreck the trsia, but changed their
minds after encountsrin0 aud capturing
the track walker, whom they forced to flag
the train. A eisvbat was foand near the
scene OF the robbery and the authorities
believe II vas 10 have be,n used in rsnov-
ing rails. A shovel has also bssa found In
tho tulss nsar the track Aad II 10 believed
ID was used 10 bu'y tks coin. Two
straopsTsat Woodland acted so suspisiously
this morRiug that after their dopaftuEe the
shsria erganizsda q posse and are now In
pursuit. One OF ths suspected shAnRs
was wounded In the hhhd and he dressed
the wouad al q Woodland saloon. Ofliosrs
are 10 close pursuit, and every road 10 un-
der guATl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
FIGURES THAT DON'T LIE.
Anaconda Buys One Thirtioth 40
Much Mlssoula Producs
aB Helena Docs
Ana onlT Began Buying Thai Mach
When Capital Votes We're Wanted
for the Reptile iowa.


from the Misa0ullAn.
The Anhoonda eAmpsignsrs and their or
Rana. absolutely without q single. leaili-
mats reason for the removal of the stAts
ospital. have given publieiiy TO many ride
ulous Gtatsmsnta.l which are intended. Of
course TO influences The voting population
OF the state. Probably. however. one OF
the moht Iidieulous Of these many idle
statements has bsen the Oft, Ispsatsd AsssT-
iion that AnAeonds 10 grss, consumer Of
farm produets; that her shipmsats Of fruits,
vegetables and oshor farm products from
tho Nis,ouls valley are far In excess Of
allied by The producer on such shipments
are RrsstsT in Anaeonda than In Helena.
Tho Missoulian has repeatedly warned its
many readers not 70 be gulsd into belisv-
ing any such trashy nonsense; that the
assertions sds By the Anaconda people
we're not in good faith; on the contrary.
were plain, unVsrnishsd fslsehoods. and
known TO bs sush by their eiroulasors. and
that Anaconds 10 absolutely q nonsntity
in so far as she eonsum piion OF farm pro-
dusts s concerned.
The Nisoulisn Invariably makes a prho.
tioe Of substantiatinR its statements wher-
ever 10 10 possible 10 do 90. and in this In
stance II fortunately 40 happens that We
have the proof Of the oppos-
tion's falsihostions at hand In the
form Of . communication from ,he
agent of tho Northern Pseife Railrosd
eompanT. throueh whose sssds must nee
euafily pass every % und Of freight
shipped by rail from ,ha valley 10 all
points, and which 10 here reproduced;
Following is statement OF farm prod nets
shipped from Aissouln 10 Helena and Ana-
conda from Jan. 1, 1898. 70 Oct. l. 1894:
tt. =.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
A QUESTION OF NOMINATION.

Position OF q Popallst Candidate in Custer
and DAwson Csuntiea
A question has been raised az 20 certify
ing the nomination Of tho populist eandi.
date for joint representative In The lsaisls-
,uTs fton Custer and Dawson counties.
The populis.a held q convention In Caster
county and made n nomination for that
oAlOe. No populis, convention vas held in
DAvson county. however The oouulT
Gle K OF Custer writes 10 the attorney gem
eral setling forth these faets, And asks II
he shall hlo the nomina,ion. Attorney
General Haskell has not ret written an
opinion on the point. bat sAJa that The
pSpulist nomination for Join, representa-.
tive having been certified 10 the oounty clerk
Of Custer. the latter must fils II, regardless
Of what has bcsn OF has mol been done In
Dawson oouA.J, In the latter county, II
they get In the certificate Ia time. either Q
gathering Of populls,s or zen citizens eau
place the name OF the candidate for joint
representative on ths ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
A DIP, A SWEAT, A PLUNGE.
Marie Heath In "a Turhlsh bath" Al
Mlna's on Msanesdsy.

Marie Heath In "a Turhsh bath" al
MlpG's on Wednesday.
Dainty and delightful Marie Heath, sup
ported BY q Olsvsr company Of singers and
comedians. In the oomsdJ skit "A Turkish
Bath" will appear q, MinR's opera house.
Wednesday nsIL The play 10 divided into
three pAr,s-A dip, AswsA,. a plunge. IL 10
replste with msrrimsaI aud music 10
ATouEss laughter which fingers long after
the fooiligha have been extinguiahsd. TIE
ohaTSctors arc uniQus With breezy bird
names such as OoL PIomsthsus Spa row,
Abraham LiBoolu OfoW. LsandsT Thrush.
AlRornon Fi,E Canary, 4. Hlll Crane. Mabel
Dove; Rosa Dove, Boboliuk, SshoFstta
PArrotiQus and Kitty Pigeon. Robin Me-
Google" 10 not 90 saphonloua "A Turkish
Bath 10 bright, clean and refreshing. aud
SVsrybo should no. lis coed thing.
SsAts on sale al Loskuoofs drug store
Tuesday morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-15
AT THE BARRACKS.
Ths salvation Army Hss an Uhususliy
Fine Time.


Fins Time.
Capt Kennedy. Of tho local Salvation
Army. was invited 10 spsak on the work of
ihs army bsfo's the W. Q. 7. U. conVsn-
zion last sAtn Gsy night, Capt. Kennedy
avAilsd hsrsslf OF ths opportunity pre-
ssnisd and spoke ts The assembled women
for fifteen or tWsnty minutes. She 10 q
young woman Of pleasant personal appear
Ance. and With an "a nsstnsss Of nauner that
CON mmsnds the Interest and ieapso, of hsr
hsafsfS She said that although the Saliva
tiop Army IL somewhat peculiar In iis
methods IL brings many 10 God Wha would
not otherwise be TsAehsd. Although not
uaing the sans rnsthods Of other denomina-
tions. thsy arc all working for ths sans
God, the same reward. the sans heaven.
bhs said tha. God IL no rsspsotof OF per-
uons, And that He ia also no TsspesioT Of
places.
She then told Of the work The Saliva
tiou Army 10 doing. Her address was lie.
tened 10 probably more attsntiVsly than
any other Of the eVssinG. hasy Of the
ladies present. hsd never beforb hsArd q
SslVationist talk, and many Of them real.
ixed for the frat tins What a Riest work
These people are doing. 1hey beoams vsTy
much Interested, And when Capt. KsnhsdI
AZ the close Of her talk. invited any Who
cared 10 come 10 attend The Salvation Army
nesting Buaday night, . number Of ladies
rssolysd 10 90.
That. In . nsasu'e, aeoouptsd for the
crowded osndition OF tho army barracks
last night. The large room with its rows
Of plain wooden benches was crowded with
an unususly cosmopolitan sudisnoe. Up
toward the front wsrs quite snumbsr Of W.
q. T. u. women, delegates 10 ths convention.
Who had come oat to 500 this Salvation
army ht home. They looked around Curl
ously NJ the crowd. and up at the flaming
red mottoes shat lined the walls. The plat
form was crowded with soldiers. The hag'
and banners were f1rlsd and the big bss'
drum was quiet. Two soldiers In aDiforu
paced up Aad down tho Aisls In the eeniei
OF the room. acting as ushsrs. and ready u
escort 10 the door anyone who might dis
turb the meeting.
The meeting was tho regular Salvatior
army kind. There we're spssohss and fire.
queBt testimonies given, and hsarty sing
ing followed each talk. The man al th,
piano who played chords made up In en-
thusiasm what be might have lacked other
wise. and tho noisT. yet not disoordsni
IA On BOURNE took an active part In the pro
eeedinRs. Up in front men. women and
girls responded 20 every call made By thG
captain for testimonies The order VA,
good. and the interest all that could bs de-
sired.
Toward tho end OF the service number
OF the W. @. 7. U. womsn 90, no snd
spohs. II was slain tha, they respected
the Salvation Army and the work IL vsl
doing. There were several OF thsss ssrnss
takers. among whom was Mrs. Cumnins
president OF the Montana W. @. T. U.
Al quite q lato hour tho meeting sndsd
II was only the meeting that ended, a
Capt. Kennedy said. The work will a
tight on; the queer looking crowd will keel
on marching mp and down Main street; th
bio drum will boom. the tambourinss vii
sound. and the soldiers will continue II
their daily work.