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emporium across the bay, than part and
parcel OF its bustling area; but it is so sit
uated that it cannot maintain a separate
life. Close as it is to the Jersey shore, it
takes no life or character from that side.
1t belongs TO New York. and the circula-
ton of its vital system already connects
with that OF the metropolis. The ma
terial connection will be closer. too when
one or more great bridges shall span the
Hudson, why may not it be that engin-
eeriDg boldness shall even throw across
the Narrows connecting arch of COM
munication, a colossal gateway between
the inner and outer bays, completing
the circle of ligatures that shall bind
together the parts of one civic
body? AS the blending process goes on
to completion under the resistIess vitality
now throbbing and expanding in vigor-
Gus growth, who shall picture the final
product in the centuries to come?-Har-
per's Weekly.
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THE FUTURE METROPOLIS.
Grandeur of New York City in tn,
Near Eutnra.

Grandeur of New York City in the
Near Future.
However long it may be before the de-
tached seguents of the community that
has been so long growing up about the
beautiful bay of New York and it's con-
Meeting waters shall be brought into or
ganic unity as one great municipality,
there can be no doubt that the tendency
toward coalescenCe is irresistible. 1t can
not be stopped or greatly retarded, be-
cause 1t is product OF life and not of
law, and in the end the unity of the COM
munity will have to be fully accepted.
The consolidation movement which
looks to uniting Manhattan ana Staten
Islands, the western end of Long Island.
and the adjacent territory on the East
and Harlem Rivers excites visions of the
great metropolis 10 be on this imperial
site-the gateway of the Western Conti-
nent looking to the open side of the Old
World.
The streams that bisect European eapi-
tails are of moderate width, and the parted
sections are connected by bridges that
humiliate navigation. the stream that
will divide our metropolis is an arm of
the sea that reaches through the bay to
open its way TO the sound, and the
bridges that are to span it viii form an
imperial arcade for an unimpeded COM
merce.
The seeds OF this metropolis of the fu-
ture were planted in spots-at the Bat
terry, at Old Greenwich, at Bloomingdale,
at Harlem, across the river on Long
Island, across the bay on Staten Island
The patches of vigorous life have spread
and grown together, until only the river
and the bay divide the luxuriant field,
aud the devices OF man will reduce
these barriers to insignificance. sThe
one great bridge over East River drew
New York and Brooklyn together,
until they almost seemed to touch
and feel each others throbs. Other
bridges will Incorporate them into one,
and their pulsations will mingle without
impediment.
staten Island must always be rather a
garden spot, q stately front yard to the
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The sky, unlike man. is most cheerful
when bluest.-Texas Siftings.
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Eastern Grain Market.

NEW YORK. June 9th.
WHEAT-June, 6135c: July, 621zc; August,
6314c; September. 6412c; December, 677se.
CHICAGO. June 10th.
WHEAT-June, 58c; July, 591sc; ASeptem
Der, GIG; December 63Mc.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-Fiist quality, 51aC96c; second quail
ity, 4@5c third quality, 31a@4c Z. ID.
CALVES @6c p 10.
MUTTON-5&6c p b.
thanksgiving, 6@e7c p ID.
PORk-Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed heavy
and medium, 454c; small Hogs, 41ac; stock
Hogs, 31@(94c; dressed Hogs, 614D71Sc p b.
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EDS. RECORD UNION: Can you inform
me when and how to graft and bud fruit
trees, and what kind?
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HUGH CASEY.
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,

O00 STREET.-JUSP ARRIVED. Elk
OUH ship Ballymore from Antwerp, 25 bar
rels of reiInpoTtad Bourbon Nutwood Whisky.
Also. K Inc Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ma
GELE & SvBNSSoN, Proprietors. Tele.
phone SO.
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ArTERNnoN SESSION.
cLosINa ouorArroNs.

SARsAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, MeMorry, 5Sl NJ st.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-12

Among the Koudeh people. who live on
lake Nynssa. ia Africa. The iavorite form
az suicide Is 90 enter che water and allow
one a SELF 90 DE- deyourrd hy a crocodile
when the ostrich is to hc Invested ~ its
plumagc. long hood Is placed on its head,
and DO is then confined in rallied iuclosure
about three feet square. The birds rarely
show light
To guard against che ravages Of the hool,
worm the Arabs write che word kabikai.
the name of thc dim which presides over iu-
sects. upon their manuscripts, which, they
hold, protects them from the ravages IL his
subjects
Mrs Peter Mcpherson Of Muncie. Ind e..
attended a party 40 which there we've ll
guests. some one superstitiously inclined,
remarked that before many weeks some
one Of the number would die. Airs. Nc
phcrson 40 once Tell in and died In i0 days.
A second edition Of the Siamese twins,
now being exhibited at Hong Chow. are two
nice looking boys about q years old bound
together by ligament Of flesh near the
middle Of their sides. They are as much
alike In appearance and as near equal in
aize a. it is possible 10 be.
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THE cYNlc.

A woman never admits she is hungry.
She says she feels faint"
\ man is more apt than a woman TO go
crazy when he falls Ia love.
Give "a friend a club. and he is very apt to
hit you over the head with IL.
IL is awful to see some people try TO
laugh when they are not amused.
Occasionally we meet man who is en-
tirely too nice for any earthly use.
II you are fond Of giving advice, become
a doctor OF lawyer and get paid for il.
Ask a man what wages he gets. and he
will tell you what he thinks be deserves.
Love is that which makes a man happy a
day or two and miserable the rest Of bis
life
The people pity n wife who is being de
oeived; they despise a husband who allows
himself TO be duped -Atchison Globe.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE-THF LEO MINING
n & Milling Company OF Montana works
located three and one-haf miles from Butte
silver bow county, Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that at = meeting OF
trustees Of said company held on the 9th day Of
February. 1924. an assessment of y cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock u tai 1
company. payable on tie itth iay Of March. 1894
20 John 4. Meyer. secretary Of said company A.
tho office OF The Loo Mining & Milling Z npany
~ Montana room No. tlO Commercial baiid-
Ing. ~. Louis, No.
Any stock upOa which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day of March, 1891
shall be de, med delinquent. and will be- duly al
vartised for sale A. public auctioR and unless
payment be made efure. viii be sold on the 18th
day Of April. 1894. topiy the dalinqueLt Assess
nent, toleihsr with the costs Of advertising and
expenses ~ sale. john Z. MEfcR.
socretary Of said comp any.
Room No. 40 commercial building, IT. Louis
No., Office Of said company.
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Il TO her hour-behind-hand sister 20 spend
her money on candy and soda waters. She
is generally sufficiently attractive to have
her men friends supply her with candied
goya lily and maroon glace. She drinks
clam broth and b0uillon instead of orange
phosphates. She does not think it a waste
Of money 70 buy matinee tickets for much
discussed plays. aud when she goes to the
opera matinee she buys q seat in the sky
parlor, for She knows she can hear better
there than she did the night before in AN
orchestra chair with Jack or Tom
She is great club woman. preferringt the
ones where live question. are discussed and
where she meets other women whose main
object in life is 20 keep their fingers on the
pulse of civilization. Au hour "a day will
she devote TO the standard authors. Iut She
will get new book almost before the
printers iuk is dry.
ln the house She dresses with exquisite
daintiness. AN che irIvohty ~ her nature
finds expression iu tLe lHcr of her nerliges
or In the silken swi-hiug of beer pctticoafs.
ia the glimpse aud glimmcr of sIken no.
siery ON the street we see the adverse side
OF her nature. She gown. herself n the
plainest Of cloth garments. but take heed.
ye followers-if she belongs Go the vast
army Of ecouomizers sine bias Is dress maker
IN the house 90 fashion BIER "at home" tot
lets. Perhaps hrr own polished finger tips
put the pretty little bows Ola serpentine
Grape. but Der street costume must bear
the stamp OF tailor on its waistbaud and
her hats "a mIliner's name
She does let smoke e garettes, perhaps
because fashion writers are trying TO force
her 10 do so, bat principally because clean
Illness with her is taa paramount virtue,
and the habit Is moi distinctly foru nina
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.

No;i-The Old MAm'sslles Secret By 2
No z-Blipd Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
No "a warrant Wife. by Florence Warden.
70. Peg Wellington. ~ Charles Rssde.
No. o. uthno. ~ Ouida.
No. 6-Loyss Atonsment. BY IN. Benton.
Nc. Il Have Lived and Loved. BY Mira
No. -.Jot. He, Face and Her Fortune. BY Mrs
No: g-,ThO House on the Marsh. BY Fioronos
No. 10 10 aties Fancy Work.
No. li-Wife in Name Only. ~ Charlotte
No - The Story Of an African Farm. BY
Nc. is--she A History Of Adventure Hy Il. Eider
No. lining sOlomons Mines BY II. Rider
No. 10 Essays. First Series. ry Ralph Waldo
No 10 amils By Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook Book.
No. is-Ihe Shadow Of Bin. BY Charlotte NJ
No. - Ihe Secret OF Her Life By Edward
No "a Rogue's Life BY wnkie Collins.
No. 2i-1he Other Mans Wife by John Strange
No; s2~ihs Master of the Niue. By RObt
No, v Lord Isles Daughter. By Charlotte
NJ. Breame.
No. 2i-Esssys Second Series. By Ralph Waldo
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No 26-1hs Tag OF Diamonds BY George Man
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no Thu Heir Of Chenille. BY francis A.
No. i6-k brave Little Woman, BY Mrs. MARY
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No sO-DerricE Vaughan. Novsnist ~ Edna
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No. s9-Ihe Heir Of l.inIe. by kobi- buchanan.
No. ss-lhe A wo orphans; by X. ID knnerl.
Marryat.
No. "a Troublesome Girl. BY The Duchess"
No. B-When a Mans single. ~ J. 81. lArrie.
No S1-fanchOn the Cricket. By George hand
No 56-1he Story Of Elizabeth. BY Misc
Thackeray.
No I9-Two Kisses ~ Hawley Smart.
No GA Mad Love. by Charlotte N. HreAms.
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nge stamps We will send any THREE
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SUBMITS sALF-Bf VIRTUE OF AN ENE-
- rution in my bands. isaued ont uf the dis.
trlct cont ~ the first Judicial district OF the
state % Montana 10 and for the county % Lewis
tnd clarke lu tins sult u ". =. ooEe frls- zee.
lSaln roleua flectuc Railway omparg.
b. in. a. thessmar aud D.. r. Wells. duly atte-tal
the lFtn day % JHrf ary. A. ID. 1891. / have
levied upon all t,e right title and in crest n
me raid Or. DO d hr-.I 90. in and % tho follow
ing described property. situated Ia Lewis aud
Clarke county ga uf Montana VIA.
OTIS luul nersd eleven lll.. belize o. feet front
On wing stree by 10 et deep. the s1utharly
- feet n lot tEs 20 az. being 20 fest front on
iNlnf ere by l4O Let dePp tl1 northeriy six
.eet af lot twelve az, taing rlk feet front uu
wing stftot by $50 foet deep. lot tairteou ll8I,
.ri. Eht on feet front on q wing stfest hy 100
fH0t deep. .ut fourteen a.. being - feet front
on vi. 70 freat boy llu fcet Ieer, Tot twouty one
l-iI, being p let front on hiEth avenue b. 20
iea deep. lu block g. Of the original tJwnsiis
OF tae ely % Helena county - evils aud
in Do niice = tHe .ounty CLERK and recorder =
ra.d county in BOOK ~ ~ deeds pace s-. 10 o.
which Tor d urs parlor lAf aes ptlon If eald
Irer.i-as r florence ia hereby had.
getror With al and sIngular the fenemenfs.
lored .Emel's aud appu-tcuhnces ther8u 10 b.
i".F.-. ur in HnfHl-e alre-faiulnE
Nonce a. hereby given Tat or tha 18th
day IT 4rurlar.. A. D.. I-9l. Ds ee-u tls hours
q nila @ clock Do ond Ave O'Clock g.. m.
n' fH4u Hry fn-sit nf Do o'clock on ~ said dag.
a. 10 front doc ~ thecourt house "a 900 as
~ ii.isra Val eel ali the right title and IN
trf'ft 81 fNs Hail Dr. .u. A. Issf ulrn Iu and 20
ito aid above described property % the highest
bidder Tor cash in hand
Given under ny hand thls TO Pa day o.
tHAs. D.. CURTIS. shsriL
d ED p hoss. Under hsrih.
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Right Up 20 Date and a Jolly,
Loveabie Sort Of
Person.
How She Acts. What She Eats,
Where She Goes, What
She Wears.
We Love Her stin and Ever
WIN DO So.



BOsToN. Feb 5-The "cnd OF the cen
fury" girl SIS sign Of the times. There b.
such genuine stamp of originality about
her personality that countcrfeits are easily
detected by the critical eye o. that garru
lous old woman. Nine Gruudy 4 faithful
adherence 20 the following ethics may re
sult in such a clever imitation even that old
gossip may be- imposed upon;
The "hn de- steele" girl is readily told 10y
Ter tall. slender figure, skin like cool ivory,
proud little head. fluffy hair and lips like
magenta. She carries herself with mingled
touches OF independence and girlish co
Quetry. Her manner ina talking begins with
vivaciousness and ends before 10 approaches
the danger lineof loudness She Is no longer
pert, neither does she know what bashful
ness means. She can discuss anything from
ultraism to integral calculus. from cushion
caroms 20 Ihsenism and although there Is
no trace Of the strong minded "bluestook.
ing I'm her conversation her opinions are
not launched with timidity. She never
Gays something is pretty-it is charming
or 'ravshing;' gown Is "swagger' on
"smart.'
When she walks. Il is with her head proud
" set on her square shoulders. her right
arm irmly-not stifily-at her side, her
left hand resting upon her hips. The pose
gives her a rather dashing air. When she
dances. the left hand holds up the front OF
her gown.
When she enters cafe for lunch. she
does not order an oyster stew and vanilla
ice cream. She eats brown bread and but
ter with glass Of milk, and perhaps an
ohovy paste OF a mogsel Of cavaiere She
never drinks anything but mineral waters
at a late supper. She would curl her nose
in disdain At the woman who drinks cock
tails OF a small cold bottle in public
She is economical, but not misery. II
her father gives her g. 900 year allowance,
she wants to make it 20 as far as the girl
who is Obliged 20 buy her face powders aud
opera tickets out of $500 a year. She leaves
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CHERiFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
y cution In my hands. issued on % the dis
trict court q the first Iudic a. district Of the
state Of Montana. m aud for tho county Of Lewis
ana larkr. luNne SUIT 81 MarF "a. spell mAu
Agaiust atrick epel imam, duly attested the 81 h
dAy Of February A ID. i,Bi. 1 have levied upon
all the right tite ami luterrsf % he aaid at
fick spelImsn Boz and t. the folio ring described
property. fitnaied Ia Lewis and Clarke county.
state Of Montana VIZ
1ho south half a. luts ~ 81 and 3D. and al o.
lofs Va ". 20. IN b ok q llalana TOWNSHIP.
Notice D. hereby ven tnat on th4 "a day OF
March. A. ID. i5a oetveen the hoars OF ID .
o clock =. ana i've % rlocF T. m. 81 said dar.
fo-wit. a. ~ o'clock m. - said day. ~ the front
door % tho court house in a. cIfT % Helena 4
will cell all the right title and interest - the
aid airick rualimsn 10 and "a The aid AboFs
described property, % tho highest bidder for
cNsh ia hand.
Given under my hand this the fth day OF
Iebruary A ID. l-ai.
CHARLEs D. CURTI5. sheriff.
rRED +. hOss. Under sheriff.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNEEs TO G. KILN
~ schmidt 81. g. Heed e.. 3. WaEh Gsu.
lfro.. h d. ici.ards. Gov nors. and D.. BE-.
lr~flse. uufchaaor O. tho interest Of q. Klein
tchmidt vs.. d. cd. aud j. haish. pa IN
D. .rs. a-elrns. rEarHtor- aud ndministrafors
hgu ar hereby noutsd thtt " your oo-oVu-
err Dos i- slllHr. D. a. Walker ald o. ll
a.Eley. have in accordarcs Wltl lection last
o. fae Icrl-eI ataIutf of tio g. nifad rtntas o..
pended .u labor ana Improvement uroa fla
placer elaine aesiauated a. follow ots fauI
Z. zee P. Do 3D. p u. luts p, p. O. p zoe o. 10 DO
r H. r'ei puu-sts Eldorudl lar au ar-
or.fsn "a auIls District H. the county q l..s.s
an iarso end stale % Montana. thn sru ~
600 o dr. "a uol ar bfilR the Eorr rsgu rod ~
lla tar 900 uurpusa ~ holding ami rfur.-.rf.l.
% c.as1rs fur the Jears Of is3l aud I-at
aHW t.e-niaro. o. Do kuoHn that Enl.a. Tau
c1ca cantrlhlfe your hare 81 surh errand r. Is
annnatlnr 90 50 auisce FOR each above ana-
t.s Ga iuter" &c NriI ur claimed and ral-.f IIs
sars fa tle Office ~ b. Miller DO Her.a
hl.f Ia Il Toe county a. Lewis ami Irr..
viftil ninety days alter the f1rVirs of rf.s 81.
u-s D. funIiratiuf- your Interest or infsr.rts ID
a. AL place rIni us Wl.l De- furfsI. 81 and I.s
come fle property % ffe undsrsiEaef II rr...
ti-ed ~ sail lection -slt Of ths Z alfed f.aies
autsa- tho. 81 MIIfTfL
p o. LAkHI.fA
A.. A. MALkEh
ltfst p1bliczlioz Nov "a lssL
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RESTAURANTS.
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SPECIAL ETlSG MONTANA BAR As
- sooiatiun- accordance With the provision
81 bI-laW 10. u, sIec a. meeting Of the a lon
tsna AZ association ~ hsrehf called 70 b. held
a. Helena Nuufala. on TUESDAY evening feb
Q. AZ eight o'cIurE =. m. IN thu room q tbs
Supreme court ~ the stats % Montana A this
mel ting the oflcsra ~ ths ASSOCIATION FOR tho
year j. "a are 90 D. elected aud ether important
buslnoss 20 DO transacted. a fall ATTENDANCE -
tie mem hars o. the asau- q iou ia desired
~ order u tno urcsidsuL
JOHN r. FOHBfS
A. II. huaov. President
Eoeraiary.
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'etra .sr.ty civ "a 10 faa undsrsis ned. al
81. s.d tn fhe craIi. 1rr 20. IA al rersons hsv-
l.f r...rs atain-t tA. fa q daraaaed. 20 exhibit
I.ru- HI.l tae ueca.a.r .Hlrlar. within four
u'ilt al 'r iha hrst rub Irl i1l % this notice,
Q. tnr sall l4ui4nftrafuE or room O. Geld block.
lle'HlA Mont. The came Ue.tv the placo for tho
trrnsarff1u ~ TIE uueiness 20 sasl estate in tho
county uf ! evils aud tlark..
thlfkElNE QUINN.
Admiuisfrstri1 u the e.tats n john Quinn. do
re1anI
Dated Jan. a. lsgL
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L. s LAND OFFICE.
IInL ~ Mnnl III Z

L. LAND OFFICE
HT.ENA, Mont. Feb T. 1894
Complaint having been entered al this office
By Ernest = Wright against Drank A. Hutohin-
son for abandoning his homestead entry No.
als5, dated May ~ 1872. upon the sw y section
2, township 10 n. range ". In Lewis and tlarko
couuty, Montana with a view TO ths cancnllatio
OF said entry; the eaid parties are her by sum
moned 20 appear a. this Office on the 10th day u
March 1874 &c 10 O'Clock - m, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban.
donment GEO. NJ. bOURQUIN.
receiver.
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CHERIFF's sALE-HARRIET f.. WOOD.
- plaintiff, " Jeanette Lsedy, formerly widow
Of John G Whitehead and Frank Leedy. her
Under and BY virtue of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF tbs
district court Of the tiret ud cal district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the 9Th day OF February, A. ID.
1894. in the above entitled action. wherein
Harriet T.. Wood. the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tsined Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against jeanette LeedJ, and frhnk
Leedy. her husband. defendants, on the 9Th day
Of February, a. ID. 1894 for the sum OF 80 rs ~.
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree was. on the 9Th daI Of February,
A. ID. 1874, recorded In judgment book No. / Of
sell all those certain lots pieces parcels Of land
situate. lying and being In the county Of Lewis
and tlarke, state of Montana. and bounded and
described ~ follows. to wit
q he east half of the the southeast quarter the
southeast quarter Of tie northeast quarter, the
east half Of the southwsst qrarter Of the north
east quarter. the east half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter, the southwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section number
nine (sl. and the west half Of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of sect on
number ten 40: all in township number twelve
az north OF range number i've BY west CON
tanning an area Of two hundred and twenty l220)
acres according 10 the United States gOvernment
survey; also all Wal or water rights bitches. fran
chises and privileges upon, leading to. con-
nection with said described premises and each
and every part and parcel thereof Also an IN
lueQ ola -Lhlfl 1871 interest ltfN
of the north side Of lot number eleven IN.
located on the northwest quarter Of section
thirty ESQ., township ten (lOl, north Of range
three 90 vest. commencing siKty-two lb2) feet
from the northwest corner Of lot number six
teen 49, thence north eixty-four tt) feet.
thence north 81 degrees east to the west lins Of
{ lore street NOV Park nYsnuel; thence south
along said line sizty-four l6i feet: thence west
to the place OF beginning. said piece Of land
being In lhOmpsons addition 10 the town o.
Helena.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday
tho 81 day OF hsrch, A. j. 1874 a. Il o'clock
m. Of that day. Of the front door OF the cou
tAna. I will. IN obedience 10 said order Of sale
and decree Of closure and sale, sell the above
property or 90 much thereof a msv
b. necessary 10 satisfy said judgment, with in
tsrest and costs, 10 tbs highest and best bidder.
for cash in hand
A. ID 1884,
CHARLES n CURTIS. sheriff,
Is FRED +. Hoss. Under sheriff.