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CHERIFF's sALE-FRANK a. FELLOWS.
- plaintiff, " John Wilson, 2. II Dabnoy, B.

AlhhlFE'b HALE-FhANk 8. fEIIOMa
- plaintiff. vs John Wilson. r. II Dabnoy,
r. trnsby aud " T.. Itlford. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale and de-
district court q the First Judicial district Of the
state of Montana in and for the county OK
Lewis aud Clarke on the 9Th day Of January.
A. ID. 1881, in the above entitled action. wherein
trank q Be- love- the above named plaintiff.
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
babnsJ. =. - Ormsbg ard W. D.. 1elford
defendants, on the 10Th day % January,
A. ID 1884 for the sum Of go 81, besides ia.
terest costs and attorneys fees which said
decree WAS on the 18th day ~ January a. D.
1881. recorded in Judgment book No. Of said
court az age am commanded TO sell all
IA & certain lot. piece parcel Of land situate
lying and being IN tho county 81 Lewis and
Clarke. state Il huntnna. aud bounded aud de-
scrbed 81 follows. to-wic
an undivided 0ne-fourth "a interest in the
northwest quarter NV i Of section eighteen
Uhi. township twelve lili. north range three tsl
west. situate In the c3uuty u q evils and Clarke
state OF Montana
Together with all and singular the tenements,
heroiitameuts and appurtenances thereunto be-
luuEing or m aH9Wfo appefta d NJ
Public notice is hereby given that on WcdneFday.
the ttfiday Of fe4raary A. ID. 1874. az ~ clock
~ that day af the front door Of tie court house,
llr eua. LOWE ami Clarke county. Montana. /
viii. in Obedience To- said order OF .sls and decree
Of f1reclosure and sale e. tho above described
property. or 80 much thereof NAV be-
and costs 10 the Highest and bsst bidder Tor casa
ln hand
Given under my hand this iGti day Of January
CHARLFs d. CURTIS Sheriff
] y fHED =. boss, uder ehcrit-
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general mechanical repairing htteen years
experience; W0rkmansnln guaranteed Address
by letter, Jack L., this Office.
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- man IN quartz mine Experienced in
working men underground; capable u assaying
ores and Sharpening tools. mad public assay
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- and wife, former as butler and waiter aud
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Helena.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY Is WARS
~ of age has had hvo years experience in
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A pa ticula'ly oommodious cottage on
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The herald., 1894-09-23
SAN BERNARDINO.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 22.-The con-
etruction of the fume OF the San Ber-
nardino Electric company 10 OF consid>
ereble general interest. II will furnish
that company with additional power
and enable it to extend. Its business. 1t
is largely to this company that this city
owes the obtaining of electric lights and
power at much lower rate than sur
rounding cities. 1t ia q matter OF gem
eral congratulation that there is pros
pect OF q compromise In the litigation
that has delayed its many contemplated
improvements and that the work will be
prosecuted to completion.
The people Of Cotton are very much
disappointed by the action of the Indian
Office in Washington issuing an order for
the removal of the headquarters of the
agency from Cotton to San Jacinto.
Previous attempts to do this have been
unsucccssiul, as Cotton is the better
place for it, in visw of it's excellent rail
road facilities, ito advantages for freight
ing and securing cheap rates and it wal
wi'hing easy reach of all the scattering
sub-asencies nader ita jiria'!iction.
The department he. ptoore have no
consierea 1t good administration policl
to locate the agency away off on ittl
branch line OF railroad, although th
The herald., 1894-09-23
SANTA MONICA.

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 22.-The fact that
Santa Monica's new and colossal bath
house will remain open and run in full
blast every day in the year, has caused
decided improvement in the number
OF those who will seek our little city in
autumn and winter, and will be the de-
gliding factor in making Santa Monica
an all-year-round resort; for with the
water in the mammoth plunge heated
to the proper degree, and the hot ocean
baths running, it will make no differ
ence what the weather is outside, all
will be we'll within the inclosure. The
management intend to make the bath
ing establishment doubly attractive dur.
ing winteEdaye, and when the charming
drives, WITH dust we'll laid, superb cRfion
scenery aud rich and abundant fora
ia taken into account, there will be
naughs lackjpg from bath house, hotel
ia the Arcadia. and outdoor life to
!. make Santa Monica irresletible- az q
winter as well as a aummer resort.
HAIRY Eaton has left for San Dleg o
where he will visit his mother.
III. w. Stanch has left for Bakersfield,
Mrs. Peytou Carter and daughter,
Miss May Carter, leave on Tuesday for
the east, Merry England being their
ultimate destination.
A good game OF polo was played at the
clnb grounds today.
The Democratic rally and procession
at Los Angeles took large number OF
the unterrihed to that city.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Coll Of Lucas avenue, died on Fri
day evening of cholera iniantum, the
little one in her short life having be-
come o welcome guest to many hearts
who will miss her now that the great
reaper has summoned her home. The
funeral took place from the family res
idence at p. M. today, large circle OF
sympathising friends being present.
Mrs. Henry Maybin and children have
left for Tacoma, Wash.
Louis St. John OF San Pedro is visiting
his parents here.
Mrs. E. B. Wood worth is visiting her
parents in Ventura.
Herman Sulliger has left for the
Throop university to commence a course
of study at the Institution.
Mr.. and Mra. Wilder of San Bernar-
dino are domiciled for few weeks here.
Mics Hattie Lindenfeld of Los An
geles. who has aummered here, left for
San Diego today.
Mrs. Thomas S. Ward and daughter
have taken the Broughton cottage. on
Ocean avenue, for few months.
The Outlook enthusiastically endorses
Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin in it's latest
iseue on the grounds of non-pasti tisanship
and eminent qualifications.
DR.. Hsndsrson's topics at the services
are: Morning. Jacobs Ladder; evening,
Bearing the Yoke in Youth.
The herald., 1894-09-23
TERMINAL ISLAND.

TERMINAL ISLAND, Sept. 22.--The pic
nicAeld at this place by the Knights OF
Pythias, Friday. was the most delightful
and elegant affair of the kind held this
season. Many distinguished knights
from Rsdlands. Riverside, Pomona,
Chino, Pasadena, and other points, were
present, accompanied by their wives,
sweethearts and lady friends, and as the
day was one OF the finest, they enjoyed
themselves immensely.
A. H. Selig, OF AihRmbfa lodge No.
1877. as orator, made an address that
captiyated the hearts OF his auditors, by
its many beautiful passages, as well SO
tickled their risibilities by its witty
allusions. Dancing was INDUCED In
during the day. and the motor launch
Hettie B., in her several excursion trips
over the bay, carried large number ol
thu visiting picnickers.
In an account of the funeral OF the
member OF the court OF San Pedro, A
O. f. 0. A., in Fridays issue. the types
had it Frank Gulson instead OF Franz
Nelson. Mr.. Nelson was member
several societies, and as he was mar
OF sterling worth his friends were mum
| efOub. us WAS DuIiou ia ehp
at San Pedro, the funeral cortegs beinl
one of the largest and most imposing il
the history of San Pedro.
Among the distinguished visitors
the Knights Of Pythias picnic wer
noticed the following: Postmaster Val
Duaen. DR.. Pritchard, DR.. Nicholson
DR.. Weldon, Mrs. Mary Il. Hart, A. Q
Golsh, Miss Mabel s. Kovstad, L. M
Mckee, B. Welmelth. Mrs.. Georg
Weeks, Robt. II. Morehead, t. A
Kelley, Ed. j. Hitchcock.
Arthur J. Morgan and sisters, Mabe
and Ella, OF Highland Park came dow
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Voeburg Of Lo
Angeles. and three boys, made partl
of bathers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Thomas and Mis-
Florence Silent were among the visitor
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Summer OF To
!. Angeles enjoyed the Hurf bathing yestel
day,
The herald., 1894-09-23
PROSPECT PARK.

PROSPECT PARK. Sept. 22.--Mr. Rich
ardson is building an English cottage
adjoining the postofice and store.
Mr.. Hoffner has finished grading the
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Gregory are
occupying their new home on Vermont
avenue.
An oil-boring outfit is being erected
on DR.. Lawrence's place on the Lick
tract, east of Vermont avenue.
DR.. G. A. Stevenson has finished his
new residence on the hill.
Peas and tomatoes are we'll advanced,
OF fi}Gil b44l3og. rr'niat within few innhns
The arrival of the HERALD every morn
ing before breakfast ia great benefit to
q large number OF our residents, who
read its columns with much interest.
Rev. Mills is expected to return from
Scotland in October, and reside perms-
Dently in his beautiful home on YER
mont and Los Feliz avenues.
About IS substantial homes and four
churches have been erected in the valley
in three years. 1t only needs an electric
road to make this truly suburban
place.
The herald., 1894-09-23
CAHUENGA VALLEY.

CoLEGRovE, Sept. pa person visit
ing this section now, alter an absence of
year. or even elk months, would be
very much astonished ss the changes
tnst have taken place. A year ago
there were scarcsly dozen handsome
residences in this valley. Now there
are lots of them, and not less than a
dozen are in course OF construction ct
the present time, with many more to
follow.
The large new bell for the pass school
house has arrived and will be placed in
the tower in day or two.
There are now about 100 pupils at
tending the schools. Two rooms are
crowded to their full capacity and the
third room will soon be required for
school purposes.
Arrangements have been made by
which the Harper water syaten will be
extended along the boulevard as far as
the pass school house.
The oil well on Vermont avenue near
Temple road, is down over 200 feet. Oil
has been struck and the indications are
that the we'll will prove good one.
Other wells will soon be started in the
valley. Experts say that the prospects
for oil are better in some parts of the
valley than among the hills of thu city.
Brea (asphaltum) springs are found in
various places here, whers the crude oil
constantly bubbles to the surface. This
is the case ON the Cole place. Several
parties have attempted to secure leaee
of part of this tract for oil developing
purposes, but 80 far without success, ss
their propositions have been too ono
sided TO suit the owner.
The season ia about over for most
kinds of fruit. The yield has been large
and the fruit of good quality and size.
considering the dryness of the deacon.
Figs, pears, late peaches and melons are
in full bearing just now. Apples will
soon follow.
The winter vegetable growers are
planting peas and tomatoes to supply
the markets next winter, when fresh
vegetables OF that sort will not be OBJ
tainable from any other locality than
the Cahuenga frostless belt.
The herald., 1894-09-23
POMONA.
The Reception TO MnstB add to BsN'
Gala Event-Nsws Notice.

.H.
The Reception TO nfEstB add to BsHa
Gala Event-Esws Eetes.
POMONA, Sept. 234Mfs. J. L. Nc
Comas and Miss Hattie Elliott will leave
next week for San Diego, to attend the
Cabrillo celebration.
G. H. Marshall ia out again after hav-
ing been i'll the past two weeks.
Mr.. L. L. Christy. of San Dimas, was
a visitor in Pomona today.
The Populists and Prohibitionists have
completed their campaign stand at the
corner Of Third and Main streets.
W. R. Clark, Republican nominee for
railroad commissioner from the Third
district, and Judge E. s. Torrance. for
justice OF the supreme court, were in this
city today.
George F. Ferris ard family expect to
remain at Santa Monica. where they are
now stopping, all of next month.
The Democrats are to organize cam
paign club tonight.
The sixth annual meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society oi
the Methodist church will be held Octo-
ber 8, 10, IL and IL. in the M. E. church
of this place. A very fine programme
has been arranged. All OF the churches
and the public are invited to be present
at their meeting.
The Silver Thimble society of the
Unitarian church yesterday furnished
the pastors study very handsomely
The money was ell made by the young
members of this society expressly for
this work,
Among the new residences that arr
now nearing completion are those OF A
d. Mssher, on First street, and J. B
Walls, on the corner OF Tenth and Par
cells.
MI. Jake Cohn was visiting in Pomon,
yesterday.
The Misses Prayer. OF Los Angeles. ar,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cohn at thei
home on Holt avenue.
Pomona Democrats are working har,
to make the rally next Monday nigh
the banner one of the campaign. Yer
large crowds are expected, quite mum
Der being expected from neighborin
towns. The Ninth regiment band vii
furnish the music for the occasion.
A large number of young people al
tended the pie social given by the Goo
l6mplhIb hb buolE louB0 Ioomn' a ihon
enjoyable time was mad by everyone.
Maj. George Draper OF Burlington
VT, who has spent several winters q
the Palomares, is expected here shortly
being at present in Spokane, Wash.
w. t. Chapel, who has been i'll 10
some time is not yet able to leave hi
room, but is gaining slowly.
Mr.. Harry Howland returned yester
day from Santa Barbara, where he ha
: been on business.
q Several residents OF this valley, an
among them come Of the good people
!, Pomona, intend to take advantage
the low rates offered by the Souther
: California OF the Santa Fe system to q
}. who dsBire to see the grand Cabril
9 celebration at San Diego this oomir
d week, September 9th, 2Sth and 29rl
C and witness the many interesting iei
n lures that will occur during this cslebr
d ton. They offer one-fare round-tr
o ticket at their local oficas. 20 for al
e information see H. II. Vincent, agent
y this place, for it will, tie an oppa.tal
occasion OF thrilling interest. Y
g. Mr.. Arthur Smith left yesterday 1
j. Chicago. where he will enter the