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The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Born, TO Mr., and Mrs Iachisln. NJ
Cokcdale. Monday Oct ~. a daughter,
70 Mr. and Mrs Jacob EEclcr, OF Clyde
Park. Oct Is. son.
Marriage licenses were issued Albe g.
Davis and Sarah j Smith. ~ Livings-
ron, to +. II. BuIteed of MCunO. and
Maggie l.. Clark, Of Pethughie, Scot
land.
G. W Wakefield. Of Bozeman, has
taken up his residence In Livingston.
u. G. Crosby. of the Upper Shields
valley, has sold his interest in the busi.
ness Of Crosby a. Quinn 20 l.. c. Alden,
OF Boston, for $4,000.
Fire at the ranch OF w. T.. Mcleod.
on the Boulder, last Monday, destroyed
1f200 bushels Of oats iu stack and the
separator belonging 20 Fowler's thresh-
Ing outht. The ilre ls supposed to have
originated from sparks from the trac-
tion engine. Loss about 81 900, no in
surHncp
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church win hold their annual fair the
first week in December.
A new ffty-foot bridge has been nut
IN at Harvatts Hin, made necessary
by the washout last spring.
The Albemnrle hotel has been fitted
up with electric lights.
The second entertainment by the
Woman's Relief Corps In Masonic hall.
Tuesday evening. was very enjOya Bile.
G. $. Henerlln has permanently
closed the opera house for theatrical
purposes. but win continue 10 lease Il
for public meetings until after the cleo
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
F r E E!
OrS. LiGbig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE i3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FRFR CONSULTATION given 10 all psrsoas
sphtIina from Chronic DiasAsls, DseAsss of tbs
klS kaf. n "a. Throat, Liysr ttomssh, Md
nsfA Urinary UpAns, Nervous and Private
Affections. Tho rapidly insreAhlna nnmbef OK
patients In Montana demand Gryater facilities
and aeeommodations, to meet which DrS Liebs
a 90, hAVu established offices In this city. 1hoJ
lAIiye who win report ali oompiicatsd eases 90
the head oihee, whore com ploia records arc kopt
81 all cases and tho treatment adopted zach
branch having Y spseialists, 40 oas pbJslsaa
and neSer lees than Ave experienced specialists
have consultation on every case pIesonted.
Having thonsAnde 10 refer 10, comparisons are
readily made. No eHperimenting-aimpy ap-
number proved tueeessfu. This L. tho secret of
their success and tho reason aueh marvellous
outea 40 hsretofuts reported have bson mAds
tfter Tho best Local physieiAns pronounced them
topelessly tnourable.
MIN thronis Affections, whether frem early
lpdiforetlonA Noncreal EKoessea. rominAl
Weakness Loss of N Anhood, Syphillia aud other
affections uniting them from enjoying any of
the pleasures OF hfe. treated and cured after
absoluts failure ey others Drs, Liebtg Co.'S
reputation for their unparalleled success IN
treating tho nissAsea Of Men In world vida, and
they hAys patients Ia all parts of IL.
MOMEN-1hslr specialist for affections ot
Women. has all the lAtaat appliances aud
remedies ussd In the principal hospitals, and Is
withoutG superior on the coast.
CAIAhltH-And kindred affections ot tho
Eye, lar. Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and in manner 90 mildly a. 10 b. acceptable TO
the mott delicate child.
braces for gplnal pOformities. Club Feet. sto.
manufsotnrsd Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cali early and avoid being hurriot By the
hIge numbsr Of pAtientA those who cannot
ind II convenient TO 500 the Lminent spocialists
can state their cases by lsttsr tatefUl Attontion
Eiysn 10 corr. spoudencs and medicine and Ap-
plisnoss cent by express
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
White snlnhur snrInra

The venlre has been issued for the
November term OF court,
The happy marriage OF Miss Mar
gle Shorey and Frank Scott occurred
Monday night at the residence OF the
brides parents in this city.
a. j, Holland and wife OF Newlan
creek, are rejoicing over the birth Of
a girl at their ranch on the 10th.
Mrs. w. ii. Sutherlin and Mrs. Kra-
mer. of this place, were delegates to
the state convention of the w. C.
T. ". in Helena.
Frank Clark and bride spent q few
days I'm town last week with Mrs ID.
u. Mcintosh.
Andy Corson and J. J. Hennessy went
10 Missoula TO attend the session OF
the grand lodge |. O. O. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir, of Sandwich.
ILL.,. who have been spending the sum-
mer here with relatives. left Tuesday
for their home in the east.
The beef roundup Is almost over
and the shipments will be made from
Livingston. Catlin, Luppold and Mayn
will ship by the same train.
Avon Edwards Is In town suffering
from an attack of infiammatory rheu-
matism. He is improving by the use
of the mineral springs.
The treasurers office has been i'm
proved by having a partition put In. 1t
will facilitate business. Treasurer Tip
ton is taking in money for taxes now.
James OMAR returned from his trip
to Missouri Friday night last. He did
not get Gross. The Missouri officers
were too slow, and Gross got the drop
on them and skipped.
Rev. Hedges returned Thursday from
a visit to Butte and Anaconda. hav-
ing gone TO the latter place with the
presbytery.
4 petition signed by the residents OF
Townsend. praying the same be incor-
corporated, was presented TO the board
OF commissioners and w T. Halle
ton was appointed TO take a census Of
the residents OF the territory to be
Incorporated
The firm of Walton & Pettibdne,
who are engaged lin the freighting
business and elso proprietors OF the
Halfway house, have dissolved part
nership. Mr.. Walton continues the
business.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Rcd Ledge.

Frank, the young son of T. c. Ross,
sustained fracture of the left arm be-
low the elbow last Saturday.
Miss Mary Hough, who has been Wis
iting in Red Lodge for n few months,
left for her home at Kirkwood. Mo,
Wednesday.
Miss Name OConnor. OF the millln-
cry house OF Cummlns & o'Connor AT
Billings, has opened a fine display of
millinery goods In the Conrad building
The Spofford hotel has been crowded
10 its utmost capacity for several weeks
past and the present landlord is feel
ing well satisfied with his lease.
w, n Mason and wife returned the
first Of the week from a most enjoyable
outing Ia the Rosebud country. Mr.
Mason reports plenty Of prairie chick
ems over there.
A. +. Flager. assignee OF the store OF
]. II. Conrad & Co. has closed out the
balance uf the merchandise belonging
20 the old stock 10 other parties and
viii herea fter be found at w. j. STRAIT
toms Office.
Alfred Dumeld and Miss Elva Hobbs
were united in holy matrimony by Rev
w. II. Watson. Wednesday. the 18th
inst, al the residence of the brides
mother in this city, A number Of friends
were present TO witness the ceremony,
and after a sumptuOus wedding break
fast the happy pair left for their ranch
at Joliet.
". J. Stratton on Saturday last sold
1000 two and threce-year-old wethers
belonging to Thompson and Wentworth
for Sl.S0 and 1000 lambs Of Chapman
Bros. at 81. They were purchased by
Hubbard q Thompson. who will feed
diem In their yurds hfty miles from Chi
cago
4 pumpkin social will be given in the
Congregational church Friday even
ing. oct &c. under the auspices OF the
y. u. S. G. Il. A novel character enter
tainmont with music and singing will
b" rendered by several young ladies
and others, after which "a New England
copper, including pumpkin pie, will
be served.
The mine owners of the Ruby creek
miues near here propose 10 organize
the Bar Tooth mining district in order
to protect their interests and have called
n meeting for oct. - 10 make the nee
cSFnry arrangements. The new district
VIII include the southeastern corner
Of Park county twelve miles north and
south by eighteen miles "agt and west
II will not take In the Clark Fork river
plncers. which are In Yellowstone coun-
~ and the state Of Wyoming.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NTOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
~ rsRist alton dist 10, No. 4. comprising
kesslsrs. Mouth Of Nelson and Butler pre-
oinets, Lewis and Clarke COUNTY, Montana.
The undersigned rsgst'v aRon, for said
distriSt No. 4, hereby gives notice that he
will cit fof ths putposs OF TsRis,raiion OF
voters within sAoh and every precinct in hin
regigttAtion district upon ihe dates and al
ths tlhoss named 80 follows
Oetebsr o. 10. 1l-Rssidones X. II. Floyd.
Jones. eoTnsr HaussT boulevard and Gran
lite street.
October u, l3-Northsrn PseiHe depot
Butlsr.
October 10. 20-Posioiloe, BsIsndAle.
Oe,obsr lh l6, IL 1s, p, 23. "a. 20, 26, 27,
-. 30, residence X. ii. Floyd'Jonss, Hausef
boulevard and Granite street.
The home ofieo will be al the residences
Of n. II. Fioyd-Jonss, HAuses boulevard
and GrAsi,s avenue.
The hours OF tsKistration will be between
10 o'clock a. IN. and 10 o'clock y. M. on all
legal daJs omittlng thh houts from II TO
one p. IN, and siI TO seven r. m. from Oct.
9th 10 Oct. 30lh, both inclusive.
r. II. FLorD-josIs, Registry Agsn.
HeltnA, Mont, OSt. 4, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
nn,tsr and Eggs.
Hay. 0rain md Faad.


g. II. Clifford, New Casssl, Wis. wal
troubled with neuralgia and Ihsumati,m
lie stomach was disordefsd, his liver wal
Affected TO an alarming dog go. appetite fell
hvty, and he wss terribly reduoed in hssh
En strength. Thtss bottles Of Electric
BiLtsTs cured him.
Edvsrd Shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,. had a
running sore on bis lev Of eight years
sinndlng Used three bottles OF RlsstrlS
BlttsTs and seven boxes OF Bnoklia's ArAien
salVs, ana hiA leg is SQUAD and VsIl. Jehu
SPEAKER, CstaWba, o., had ave large fever
sores on hls leg. doctors said he was In.
durable. OnS bottle Electric Rttsrs and
one boz Bueklin's AruisG fAlya ca ed him
entirely. koldbJ Parehsn- 'Aehsul DruE
Io
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - IN THE
~ district eourt OF the Firt judicial dis
tiiet OF the state OF Montana, in and for
the county OF Levi, and Clarke Estate
OF Charles ]. sorsnson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given BIZ the under
signed, Admtnistratrix of the estate of
Charles J. sorenson. deceased. 10 the cred
itors and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them. With the
Necessary vouchers within fout months
after tho frat publication Of this
notice 10 the said nistratf il
a, the Law office OF Mssssna Ballard, Room
g. Gold block, In the city Of Helena. In The
county OF Lewis and Clarke. state Of Mon.
tanS. the ssns being the place for the
transaction OF the business of said estate
In the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
MARoARET IRUnAN,
AdministrAtri1 OF ths Estate Of Chsrles J.
eofensou, Deceased.
Dated Oct Is, 1884,.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

{, ToCKHOLDERB MEETING. tn
- annual meeting OF the stockholders
tho Home building aud Loan association
Helena for the election OF nine trustees
serve for the ensuing year and for tho tFar,
aotioh Of other business will be held 40 n
ONCE Of thsAsaociAtlou. Ia Helena. Ba,u|
dAV, oct q, 1894, a. eight .. IN,
A. ]. STEELE, BsoIsiaIrI
Hslous Oct lg, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TIr. storr nsIIdlnno.ll.p..h

Chicago. oct. 23.-The nvo-sory hrirl
building at i2s Wells street, ia process,
Of consruction collapsed to-day. bury
Ing several workinRmcn In the ruins. Tw,
mon could be heard calling for help from
under the debris, and Il wBs thought nv,
or six more were caught, but fortunately
this proved untrue.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Cleveland. Oct. 23.-JudRe Lurton. of the
United States circuit court. to-day en-.
tered decree In tho noted case OF Geo.
W. and C.. Is. McMulllu. representing tho
Canadian Copper company, against 8. X.
Ritchie, In which n million and a quarter
dcllars are Involved. The decision is In
favor OF the copper company.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

CHERIFF SALE-wILLIAM ALLEN
- Butler. John A. Stewart and Colgate
Hoyt executors. ets., plaintiffs, va. Mich
asl A. Meysndotf, ., al. defendants.
Undsr and by virtue OF On order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
ont OF The district court Of the nrtt jadloial
district of the state Of MontAna. IN and for
the county Of Lewis asd Clarke. on the +,h
day Of October A. ID. 1894. IN the sbovs
entitled action, wherein William Allen But
lsr OF al, the above named plaintiffs. oh
tainsd q judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against Michael A. hsytndorf OF
AZ, defendants, on the 3rd day OF October,
A. ID. 1894. for the sum OF sc. 6.4l93l. be-
sides interest. costs aud attoInsys' fees
which said dscros was. on the 3fd dsp OF
October, A. ID. 1884. recorded IN iudam snt
bosk Ne. = OF said eonrL ~ page = |
am commanded 20 sell all those certain
lots. pieces or parcels OF land situate, lying
and being In the eounty OF Lewis aud
Clarke. state OF Montana. and bounded
and described as follows. to- wit; Lots nam
bsfod Ave (6). SIX (6) and seven In
block Eum bsrsd forty-fonr 90 OF the Len
OF addition 10 the eitY OF Helena, Mon
tsns, said lots having combined frontage
on jerome Place OF seventy Ave (75) feet
and n depth OF one bundrsd aud twenty
Ave (l26) feat, accord ding TO and as described
upon tho ofneial plat OF said named add
tion now on file in the manner provided by
law. in the ofhos OF The county recorder Of
said county of Lewis and Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tsne-
msnts, hsrsditsmsnto andispportensnoss
thsrsunto belonging or 10 ahywise spper-
tanning. t"t
Prblic notice 10 hereby given. that on
Msndsy, The 29lh dar OF 0ctoeof, A. ID.
1894. at IL o'clock m. OF that day, al the
front door OF the court houss. Helena,
Lewis aud Clarke eouoty. Montsns, will,
in obedisncs 70 said order OF sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure ana sale, ssllthe above
described property, or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary to shatisfy said Judgment,
with interest and colts. to ths highest and
best bidas'. for cash 10 hnnd.
Given under nv hand this 9th day OF
| October, A. d. 1894
CHABLFs ID. Curtis, Sheriff.
Br FRED 4. Hoss Under Sheriff,
MeConnOil. Clsybsts u Gam. plain
tins attorneys. ~
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Regular Visits Monthly
AZ Great Falls ON tho 18th and 10th.
AT hissoula on the Goth.
At BozemAn oD tho 2sth
At Livingston on the 2sth

Montana Division-is Main Street Helena
Northern Division-s East Broadway Butts
City, Montana
eoutksfn Divislon-i2s South Main Street Los
Angeles. California.
osasrsI Division..sOl to so7 wost Ninth strsst,
Kansas Iity. Missouri
Western Division-i0o 1eary Street. Ban Fran
cisco, CAliforniA
Enssern pivision-ioS Randolph Street. Chisass
ulino1a
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

When Baby was sick, wo Eavo her CsstoriA
When ahe WAS Child, she cried Tor CAatoriA.
When sho became hias shs chung to CastoriA.
When Ahs bad Children, ahs gave then canorsa
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

kARL's cLoyEg ROOT. the great blood purI-
hsr. gives freshness md elaarness to tks
com pltIion and enrss constipation, %
cents, so cents 81. For sale by Psrohon-
D'Aehsul DtuaC
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

1rusteesi
VIM J. Cooke Vim. ]. SwseneJ
John Pagan.
Allows 1 DER cent interest on Savings Dsposi'a
compounded January and July.
1ransAots @ general banking buBiness. Draws
exchange on all principal cities Of the United
EtAtes and Europe.
Deals In all county aod city bonds. and makes
leans on real sstAte mortgages.
Offico hours from 10 a m 10 IN. m Alto On
Saturday and Monday evenings from to S
o'clock
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

For further particulars. maps, folders rats,
etc. call at or write 10 our Office
&. ". PITTS. ity Ticket Agent
{. y DUTTON General Agent.
Helena Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Chicago. Oct 23.-Close: wheat-oct.
5ikq52c; Dec, 527.n53c.
oats-oct.. Csc; Nov. 2shc bid.
Corn-oct., 5O%c; Nov. 5Oasc bid.
Pork-oct., $3.50; Jan. SEQ
Lard-oct.. S.22ls; Nov, S.l2l2.
Ribs-oct.. s6.i5; Jan, s6,l7ls.
Barley-52g5ic.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the tims for the rsgisithtion OF the
names OF the qualified slselotg la Election
District No. 8, In the county II LOWS and
C.uks, eud stale Of hontsnh, prior to the
general election, 10 be held on Tuesday, ths
siIih day Of November, A. y. 1894, for the
said county Of Lewis aud C,AEkS, will o.
pirS at ton O'Clock p. NJ, ob ths thif,isth
day OF OstobsT, A. ID. ls9l
The names OF the ssvetAl prsoincIH or
District No. s are atfollovE Mitehsl IRE.
elnot No, 49, CsrtsTsVills pteoinet No. 80,
Craig prsoiBst No. 81. Rock Creek Basiu
pfocinet Ne. 80
JosEPH u. HUTF Registry Agent
Elsoiion District No. 4, LAWS ana Clarke
Couuty. Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TIME OF
~ Ksriatraiion.-Hot A. hsrsby given
OF tins and place for the registration OF
the rAmeE Of the qualified elsoiors IN cleo
tioR diat let No. 8 "a the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, state OF Montana. ptior 10 tho
general election 10 bs held on Tuesday the
EIth dAI OF Novsmbs', 1894 for the said
county of Llwis and Clarke, will begin at
ten o'clock q. m. on the ninth day Of Osto-
Der, 1894.
The registering ARsnl will be al the fol.
lowing ptsoiuota OF voting pls Goa sfnbrao, ID
10 said slssiion district No. T. are 40 fol-
lows;
Hoek Geek basin, prselnat Nc. 8g-nt
Mrs. NanRls Haa's houss, (Wlll be home
omos) en- Ostobsr Q. 10, H.
Az CaTtsravlils, tT1oino, Ma Mat KIsssl-
paush's on OSiobsr u. 49, Ii,
Al Mitchell, precinct No. 33-At Mitch
elrs ON OeiobsF l6, II, II.
Az Craig, precinct No. A-At Hisroh's
hetel on October 10. 20.
Az hons otiiss on Osiobsr % %, "a, 20,
2g, n, ~. 30.
RsRistrAtion hours ten o'sooE q. IN. un-
I'll ten o'clock d. tn
JosEPn d. HuS6 RsSlslry agent
Wolf Creek, Most. osL 4. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TIME TABLE.

ARRIVE AT HELENA
No. y. Atlantic Express. sastbounl. 1920 o. m
No, rs. Pacific tIpress. westbound ans 3. m
No. g Butte Local, daily .,,., ...... 5:i5 D. IN
DEPART FROM uELyNA.
No. % Atlantic Express sastbot nd. 1880 D. m
No. Is iaoihc Express. westbound. 2t5 D. m
No. ]. Butte Local daily GJOa m
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Close connsctions at Minneapolis aud ST. Paul
for all points East and south.
Comfortable hrsiolass ooaches aud PalAcs
sleeping cara, tourist buffet smoking, library
and dining cars. We are agents for ali frat
class tteAmship Lines and can ticket you 20 all
oriental and occidental points. Prepaid pas-
Hages arranged
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Chicago. Oct. 23.-Hogs-Reeeipts, 90
600; market opened active. and shade
higher, but later eased of some, and
sales are making at yesterdays quota
ions. Sales ranged at s3.4oq4@ for light,
s4 l0di6O for rough packing. A45n495 for
mixed, si65a5.O5 for heavy packing and
shipping lots, and s2.25di.6O for pigs.
Cattle-Receipts. 1850; unchanged, with
fair demand. Best native steers, 81; best
westerns, $3.50; choice Texans, $3.50; sp
1.25 for scalawags. Trading In native
stock principally at si.75d2.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market slow
and weak 75c@s3 for poor TO choice; SIS
| "a for lambs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TIE MARKETS.

New York oct. s3.-Bar silVer-NAc.
Lcad-Quict and easy; brokers, quota
tlons, So, exchange quotation, Sl0QSlslA
Copper-Closed quiet. brokers quota
tons. S962is. exchange, ts,50195o.
This was one OF the dullsst days on tbs
stock exchange ON "A record for ful
DAYS business. With the exception OF
some small selling In ST. Paul and Louis
vile q Nashville and very moderate
buying In Northern Pacific preferred for
London account, the market was left en-
tirely In the hands OF room traders, and
was unimportant and uninteresting.
Government bonds-strong
Petroleum-Firm; November closed SSc
bid,
u. $. 5s, reg. lis; U. S. 5s, coupon, 1loN
u. s. 4s, reg, liiA; u. $. Is, coupon. llis
Pacific 6s, i0l bid Atchison, bh; Adams
Express. li6; American Express. llOls
Central Pacific, l5i.; Canadian Pacific, 90
Burlington, 70: Great Northern, preferred
100: kansas q Texas, preferred, ma; Lake
Shore, 1885; Lead Trust. 39B; Michigan
Central. 90: Missouri Pacific, 2i%; U. s
Cordage, 1915: U. S. Cordage, preferred
2i; North American, 3h; Northern Paeinc
"a; Norhern Pacific. preferred, le; North
western. lO3A Northwestern. preferred
iiS bid: New York Central. s9h; Pacific
Mall. 1914; Pullman. 1915; Rock Island, 60
st. Paul 6lM: 81. Paul, preferred, ll9
Southern Pacific. 1874; Sugar Refinery
$685. Union Pacific, llA; U. 5. Express
40: Wells Fargo. il2; Western Union, SIS
General Electric. siss; Linseed, ~.
Money easy at one per cent. Sterling
exchange, firm; HsSx for demand anc
sis6N for sixty days.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-31

mine ventilation, mine surveying, meth
DDS Of working, mining machinery, ma-
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icapped by want Of education in the
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sessed this knowledge they could per-
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Miners and Mine officers who cannot
give up their work to attend the ordinary
mining schools can now study these
branches and become proficient in them
in the Correspondence School of Mines,
Scranton, Pa, the largest mining school
in the world with over 1000 students on
Is rolls. The method OF instruction is
lby correspondence and is so practical
and satisfactory that every student al
ready enrolled will testify that he has
been benefited. The tuition charges are
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are assisted to positions by the Employ
ment Bureau OF the School. To enter
students. only need to know how TO
read and write. Send for free circular
givingf full particulars.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-31

Ntotica Is hereby given that whereas $. r..
IN Porter, J. + Mclean, j.. IT,. YanPelt and
n. II. Miller, 81 the eighth day OF November,
A. d.. 1898. did convey to the undersigned BY
deed, the following described property toWit.
one boiler and engine and fixtures audi one
three and a half foot Huntington mill; one as
say OUTFIT, etc. IA other words gold milling out.
alton Gold Gulch Creek about one mile OF mile
and q half up the canyon from the wafer tank
on tile Silver City and Northern railroad, IN the
County Of Grant aud Territory Of New Mexico.
In trust however 10 secure the payment 81 a cef-
tain prOmlssOy note therein described Ia ftlle
sum Of one thousand one hundred aud one dol.
lars and ten cents due aud payable ngc months
thereafter together with Interest ut the rate ~
eight per cent per aunuIh. Aud whereas the
said note Us now long past due ana remains
wholly unpaid. Now therefore in CONSIDERATION
OF the premises the unuef8leied hereby give
public notice that / Viii O1er lf sale aud sell
the above described property 20 conveyed 70 ml
by said deed or so much thereof ~ nlay ne
necessary 90 pay said indebtedness, Interest nud
the COSTS Of these proceedings, ut public Vendnl
10 the highest and best bidder fOr cash. The
said sale Niil BE- made nc the mn above DO
strincd on Wednesday Augusta ~ 1914, between
toe hours of l0 O'Clock IN the fore noon and npl
o'clO9k iu iho afternoon. and 20 or near ~
W. O. OWEN. Jr.
olit Morl1aEco
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-31
PERSONAL.

Mics Mamie Rose Is visiting friends
at Gold Hill.
Steve Uble lie back again from his trip
10 Hudson's.
DR.. J. II. Sewers from Alumina spent
a day here last week.
William McAllister Of Central spent q
day Ia town last week.
@. l. Cantly got back from San Fran.
cisco on Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Reidlinger has returned
from a three weeks visit in Deming.
Mrs. Il. c. Gum is here from Kansas
City IN a visit 70 her sister Mrs. R. P.
Barnes.
John Adair and Judge Lincoln Of Pinos
Altos paid the County scat a visit last
Thursday.
Marshall f. L Hail came down from
the capital last week and stayed over
here Cor a day.
Billy Beall is reported TO be making
money in his mining venture down in
Mexico. Well done, Billyi
h. L. Steele is looking after the safety
and order OF the city rs deputy marshal
during Mr. Cantley's absence.
John Beagaw, accompanied by bis
partner, Mr.. Potter, passed through town
on Wednesday on his way 10 Gold Hill
Miss Edith Thompson, daughter o.
Mrs. P. f. Thompson, arrived from Texal
on Friday to make her home here with
her mother.
John Kraus was down from Pine
Altos on Wednesday for the first time il
three months. His arm is gradual.
becoming more useful.