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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-06
PROCLAMATION.

esssments ana upder such rules OF notes
as the State Board may prescribe as to this
action of the State Board. to increase or
lower ths entire assessment roll. or any
assessment contained therein. 90 as 20
eQualize the assessment OF the properly
make the assessment con form to the true
vaine in money Of lie property contained
in said roll; provided, that no Board OF
Equalization shall raise any mortgeRes
deed OF trust. contract. or other Obligation
by which debt is secured, money. OF So
vent credits. above its face value. The
State Board of Equalization elected in
eighteen hundred and ninety-four shaif
continue in Office until their successors, as
herein provided for, shall be elected ah0
shall qualify.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-06
AMENDMENT NuMRER FIVE
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX.

SENATE CONSTITUTIONAL AHENDGE NT No. z.
A resolution to propose 10 the people of
the State of California an amendment to
the Constitution of the State. amending
section nine of article thirtsen thereof,
relative to the election of State Board
of EouaiiZatiou
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the district court OF the First judicial
district OF the state OF Montana, In and
for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate OF Matthias
Buckner. deceased,
James b. Loomls having presented TO
this court and filed with the clerk thereof
on the 10th day OF November, A. d. 1894.
a petition praying for an order requiring
the administrator, with the will annexed,
OF the above named estate to specifically
perform n certain bond or obligation OF
his decedent by executing to said petition
er n conveyance OF the following described
real property, to-wit; All that certain lot
piece or parcel of land, situate lying ana
being In the city OF Helena. county of
Lewis and Clarke, and state of Montana
bounded and particularly described as fol.
lows, to-wit: Lot nine C9). and the west
six 90 inches OF lot ten Q0l, In block one
%, In Montana avenue addition TO the
city of Helena, Montana. Notice Is here
by given that the said court has fixed Sat
urday, the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
1894, at the court room Of department No
2 of said district court, I'm the city OF Hell
ena, Montana, as the time and place for
hearing said petition. at which time all
persons interested therein may appear
and show caEse. II any, why such order
should not be made.
Dated November 10. A. n 1885,
JOHN BEAN,
Clerk Of said Court.
BY II. ]. casedy deputy clerk.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Sale and Exchange.

An improved ranch three miles from
White sulphur Springs; 100 acres about
sixty acres seeded down TO timothy, bal
ance under cultivation. all under fence
good range adjacent: good house, With
bath, barn and stable, corrals, two gran
nries. sheds; everything In good order;
frat class water right OF 300 Inches, always
plenty of water. A thoroughly equipped
ranch. Price, A,eO0 VIII sell on easy
terms or exchange for Helena real estate.
A well located ranch OF go acres In the
Bitter Root valley four miles from Stew
ensville, the county seat; convenient 10
school aud church; ample water: under
fence. plenty OF buildings and corrlls.
VIII exchange FOR Helena real estate. VIII
include farming Implements.
Ranch OF 100 acres on Dearborn river
hcwed log house. cabin. stable. barns and
corrals buildings insured for $500. mort
gage on premises OF $500 to run about three
years. VIII take Helena real estate worth
SiOO for equity, " Will exchange for cord
wood or stock,
Improved ranch OF iGO acres near Ron
delu, Missouri, frame house Of three
rooms; Ion bearing apple and peach trees
lSO acres timber, ash, oak and walnut; nc
lnCumhrancc. WIN exchange for Helena
real estate.
\ neal four room dwelling with small
lot and a business lot with two buildings
on IL 10 exchange for a ranch.
4 neat brick cottage Of Ave good-slEed
rooms, large cellar, partial plumbing. n
thrcc-room cottage and aoycn.rOOm
dw elling all on South Main street. TO trade
FOR a good residence on the east or west
side.
81 l,6lO-AttrRctive scven-room dwelling
pantry. three closctH ccllnr. city water
barn. ON wosl side, near Benton avcuuo
nnd one block from ear liuci 500 down
81 por munth
Sl.Us5-Ncnt cottage ON l1ighth ntrnur
near electric limo. &i25 down.
81 0N-A Eve room dwelling with corner
lot ON Bcnttlc street. &U down.
Quurty prospects In Lump Gulch for sale
HOUSES FuR RfNT
Modern oight-room dwelling, bnth
and furnace, No GO fhiinnd street
-Scvcn-room dwelling, With bath, on
Third street. near lioattic.
Rooms FOR rent, furnished ana unfur.
nishcd,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

In the district court OF the First judi
cial district of the state OF Montana. Ia
and Tor the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate of william
r.. Cleveland, deceased.
order to show cause why order OF sale
of real estate should not be- made.
II appearing 60 this court by the petl-
tlon this day presented and fllod by Mas
soma Rullnrd, the administrator of the
estate OF William w. Cleveland. deceased.
that 1t liz necessary to sell the whole or
somu portion of the real estate OF said de-
c,dent 10 pay the debts OF decodont aud
the expenses ana charges OF administra-
tlon
II Ia therefore ordered 10y this court that
all persons interested IN thC estate OF said
deceased appear before Tho said court on
Monday the 7th day Of January, AID 1895.
~ the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said
day, az the court room OF Department
No. . OF said court nj the court house In
the city OF Helena, IN the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. state OF Montana, 90 show
cnusc why an order should not hc grant
cd TO said administrator TO sell 80 much
OF the said real estate uH shall be ncccs.
snry and that a copy of this order hc
published four successive weeks ln the
Helena Daily independent newspaper
printed and published IN said county.
Dated December ith. A. D. iSNi
(SigncD HORACE r. BTCK,
District Judge.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

John Morgan and X. c. Lawrence left
Friday for Denver, Col
q. W. Jordan on Friday purchased a
ticket at the depot for Liverpool, Eng
land.
l.. j. Shields of Belt. Is In the city
to-day. He reports work progressing
ON the new coke plant and the mines
running about as usual,
j. A. COram. OF Lowell. "a millionaire
stockholder In the H. and NJ. and Butte
and Boston companies came In Fri
day and II rcRiatcrcd AT the Park
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
are making preparations Tor poverty
social" whatever that may mean. Ia
be given at the church on the lith inst
W -. Barclay. of Lethhrldgc, general
superintendent nf the Great Falls a
Canada road. was In the city on
business connected with his official du-
ties.
A. Nathan has completed his adjust
mcnt Win the insurance companies for
the loss by the recent fire, and every
thing Is said TO have been arranged In
"A most satisfactory manner,
chris Nolk, OF the well-known firm VI
Nolk Bros. has just completed "A tcn-
room residence constructed ~ cut
stone. over 200 trees have been planted
around the mansion, nud the place Ia
supplied with city water throughout.
The A. Il, u, have made arrange
mcuts Go meet hereafter IN the Trades
Council hail on Central avenue, and
have changed their meeting night from
"Wednesday to Monday evening,
Mi, II. ID, Shaw, manager VI the Cal
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
BoZennan.

Married. at the NJ e. parsonage,
Bozeman, Dec |. John Rae and Miss
Lizzie orr, Rev. Jacob Mills officiating
Born, at Spokane Falls. Wash. Dee.
G. to the wife OF Harry A. James, n son.
Mrs. John Mardis Is reported some
what seriously III.
Lewis Lay brought out his horses and
cattle from the upper Gallatin basin
this week.
win Rea returned from Butte, whore
ne disposed of a carload Of cabbage.
Rev Il. NJ. Donaldson has returned
home from Deer Lodge. He delivered
lecture there Thursday night.
Il. A. Maynard and family have
moved In from the Madison ana are at
home In their cottage on Tcmplnr ave-
nue.,
A fair and festival. for the bcnent OF
st James church. Will be held on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday nf-
tcrnoons and evenings, Dec. ~. Is and
IA, at the Hotel Bozeman.
There viii be fewer delinquent tax
payers this year In GOllatin county than
there was last year-Hn evidence Of
slowly improving financial conditions.
". n Ncttlcton. Of Crevlce. arrived I'm
tho city Thursday lie is on his way
TO his old home IN New Hampshire TO
spend the holidays with relatives,
Frank Lucas aud Nels Nelson who
lntely arrived from Lyons, Nch., have
nutnttcd for winter IN the mountains
and viii hunt and trap up IN Middle
creek basin.
A young lady. Miss Anderson from
Howard. is stopping with Elder Benz
notts family and attending school.
The excellence of Bozomnns schools IN
known far and Wide
-. a - f.HN.. 4
Dave Anderson the noted bear CNtcrmi-
nntor, went over into the Sixteen Mile
country on n hunting expedition this
week Their return laden with tho
trophlcs of the chase, Is RnNlously
looked for,
i NJ Tlndley has sold HIS Insurance
business Ia Il. Myron Ferris Mr. Fer
ria expects real estate to be in more hc-
two demand I'm the near future and Will
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Nh az


APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
u. S. Land ONCE. Helena. Montana.
Sept 20, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that John Cam
eron and Right l.. Lilies, OF Rimlni, Lewis
and Clarke county. Montana, and Ed
ward McGovern, whose postOfhce adj
dress Is Butte, Silver Bow county. Mon
tana, and William owsley, OF Twin
Bridges. Madison county, Montana, and
Louis Brileay OF Silver Bow county.
Montana. have this cay nled their appll-
cation for a patent for Loo linear feet
OF the Ouslcy lode mine or vein bearing
gold and silver, with surface ground from
3t55 feet to COO feet In width, situated IN
no organized mining district. county of
Jefferson, and state OF Montana, ana des-
ignntcd 10y the field notes and official plat
on file Ia this office as survey No. $3.50.
IN township north, range west, " prin-
clpal base line and meridian Of Montana,
said survey No. $3.50 being as follows, to-
beginning at corner No. I. a tree Il in
diameter. marked i-36s0. for corner No.
l. from which corner No. OF survey No.
the ne corner OF see q. twp n, r W.
hears 30 deg i3 N 1888 r.. and rum
ming from thence n 63 deg 02 min W l52i.l
IT, thence s II deg aud ~ min " 600 II,
thence = IL deg 80 min q LOO n. thence n
! " deg " min 3i5a n 10 said corner No.
/ ard the place Of beginning. magnetic
variation 20 deg 30 min e, containing 1913
Thc location OF this mine Ia recorded In
The county recorders oTico OF Jefferson
county Montana. There are no adjoln-
ing claims.
ANY and all persons cluimlug adversely
any portion Of said Ouslcy lode, mine or
surface ground are required 10 nlc theil
adverse claims with the register of tho
Tniind StnlC4 land Office nt Helena In
tho state Of Montana, during the sixty
dayg period OF publication hereof. or they
will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the statute.
W, ". cox Register
Sterling & Munly, attorneys for claim
ants.
First publication Sept a. iSeL
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE
Columbia Falls.

The Junior Epworth League Of the
NJ. f. church gave tea party at Full
lerton's hall on Sat, Dec. =.
+. w. Downer departed Sunday morn
ing on business trip 90 Helena.
on Monday the members OF Engineer
Sullivan's party were laid on. as the
work on the line between Columbia
Falls and the coal mines was finished.
X. w. Main went TO Spokane Tuesday
on business trip returning Sunday.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, OF Butte, has
purchased the Philip Fleming ranch on
the east Side.
A. j. Chapman, the well known anti
mony artist. was I'm the city Sunday
visiting friends, Of whom he has "A
large number in this bailiwlck. He re-
turned to Holt Monday.
Theodore Gibson and II. L. Collctt, Of
Great Falls arrived Monday evening
for hunting trip in this section and
departed the next morning for the
mountains accompanied by r. S. VIII
liams.
Attorney ID. F.. Smith, OF this city,
has been appointed n commissioner Of
the United States district court, be-
fore whom the land filings, final proofs
and other such business may be trans
acted.
The county commissioners met Mon
day and are still in session. The Co
lumbinn learns that the expenses of the
county this quarter will be over S23, 600.
The election coming In this quarter
makes the expenses high. The total
of collectable taxes is 76,i76,06, and S23,
900 per quarter would make the eXpCn-
ses exceed the revenue by about $1,000.
j. q. Sullivan. A. n. Clark and t. G.
Pollard, engineers who have been sur
veying the line from this city 10 the
North Fork coal fields. were summoned
TO Anaconda on completion Of their
work here. Engineer Smith Ia now run
ming n line from the Big Fork 60 this
city.
The books Of Treasurer King show
that the people OF Flathead county are
I'm better financial condition now than
last year, The collections of the two
years are as follows. 1S9i-TaXes col
lected, sec, 1866: delinquent. S,759,2O
1S93-Taxes collected, $632Ss.2S; delin-
uuent, S23, ,257gi.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

devote considerable attention TO trans
actions In realty as well as Insurance.
Sam Bostwlck. son Of $. A. Bostwick,
OF this valley, was married at Madison,
Wis, ON Thanksgiving day. to Miss
Grace q. Smith. They will make their
home at New Lisbon. Wis.
h. II. Burket, of Iowa, visited his
brother. w. B. Burket. last week. and
is now nj Pipestone Springs visiting his
brother, Chas. r., who was recently
elected to the state legislature.
The NJ. Il. Sunday school has pur-
chased a supply Of new song books BY
tet, Messrs. Fisher, Hartman, Mrs.
Hartman and Miss lines. II is superb
and no mistake.
Talk about good roads! A farmer
brought 90 town the other day with
four-horsc team, upwards OF five and
half tons Of grain. or to be exact IL 200
pounds. How Is that for IA four-horse
load on wheels?
II. s. Corbly. for the past year clerk
In the county clerk and recorders office,
has secured the position Of principal OF
the Belgrade public school. The citl-
zcns Of Belgrade are to be congratu-
lated on having secured the services OF
such competent educator
The numerous friends of John ).
Mendenhall will regret to learn that he
Is still confined TO his home on account
of lingering Illness. which so far battles
the skill of his regular physician.
Ed Hanly has sold his brick residence
on Tcmplar avenue TO DR.. q, L. Hogan.
Rev. MIR. Donaldson who has been oc-
cupying It. moves prior 10 the end OF
this month To the hewitt house adjoin-
ing Frank Nesbitt's residence DR..
Hogan will occupy his newly purchased
property after the first of January.
Emory Cobb, OF Kankakee, M. presl-
dent OF the Bozeman National bank. il
making his annual visit TO our city.
For many years Mr.. Cobb has taken n
deep interest in the welfare OF Boze-
man. and, Notwithstanding the present
hard times. he predicts for Il "A future
healthy growth and financial prosper
ity
V. ". Cline had 10 acres IN barley
from which he harvested 1900 bushels
an average of nearly forty-two bushels
sto the acre. He had sixty-live acres in
oats from which the yield was $500
bushels. an average Of ffty-four bush
els to the acre. In fife wheat he had
twenty acres and harvested 700 bushels,
an average of thlrty-flve bushels to the
acre. His hay crop was 25o tons from
lG5 acres.
The last whistle from q thrcshing ma
chine engine for this season WAS heard
at 7.30 o'clock Tuesday evening at
Rrndcu's. West Gallatln, near Sales
Vile. This finishes up The thrcshing,
slick aud clean In Gallatin county, The
crops were excellent generally through
out the valley. the grain Of good quail
lty nf course. and the harvesting and
threshng season never more favorable
for all concerned contrast this aea-
son and last being very marked
William English Post. q. A r., elect
od the following officers Dec. I for the
ensuing year; Commander. e, H.,
Spaguc. ST. v. c., .. b. Osborn. Jr.
V. G., O. W Flanders; officer Of the
day. A. J. Edsnll; duartermaater, W, Y,
smith: post surgeon, Dr r. NJ. White
foot: chaplain, J. G. Lamb; officer OF the
guard, Henry Hcllingcr. Installation
first Saturday In January,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Underwear.

An uncommonly handKome present is
sot OF "Ypsilonti" Underwear. for
which Sands Bros. are the sole repre-.
sentative agents.
They have also those Ladies' Aus
trallan Wool ana Mac0 Yarn Vests ana
Pants, ana Ladies' Egyptian Yarn
Combination Suits. orders for those
delightful Xmas presents viii be exc
cuted at those special holiday prices
which are the wonder Of everybody.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

houn Opera comnany, was in the city
Friday morning with Manager
Chamberlain for the seasons dates in
Great Falls. The engagement Is for
two nights. probably Dec. 10 and 20.
A private letter received here a day or
two ago states that the Rev. John Reid,
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, and now located at Santa
Rosa. CAL is dangerously Ill with pneu-
monia. Mr.. Reid was the first settled
pastor In Great Falls.
Silver Division No. 10, Uniform rank
of the knights of Pythias, have se-
cured the old store room In the Arvon
block. on First avenue south, formerly
occupied by Hughes & Co. as a feed
store, for drilling hall. AMI they will
meet there two nights In the week for
drill.
The Mill and Smeltermen's union,
which is the largest labor union in the
city. comprising about 45O members.
have determined 10 give an entertain
ment and dance Christmas eve. The
entertainment will consist of musical
and dramatic programme In the after
noon at the opera house and II dance
and supper In the evening mt the Park
hotel. The Black Eagle band and other
musical talent has been secured and
the programme rendered viii be a treat
in every way some OF the best vocal
musicians IN the city having volun-
teered to assist.
Arrangements have been completed
between J.. G.. Phelps and committee
OF the |. q. o. f., by the terms of which
large and handsome society hall will
be secured In the Phelps block. II will
occupy a space including ante rooms,
banqucting hall etc. seventy-ilve by
hfty-nye feet on the upper story Of the
new block, and plans are now being
prepared for It's arrangement and deco
ration. When the new hall IL COM
pleted II will be the finest society hall
In the city. IL Is understood that while
the deal was closed between the /. o.
O. f. and Mr. Phelps. an agreement
was reached with the Masons Co go I'm
with the odd Fellows in the deal.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
NorIcG ron PUBLICATION.

Helena, Mont, Sept 90 1894
Complaint having bpcp entered ut this
Office by Mary W. Russell against VIII
lam X. Hartman, Tor abandoning his
homestead entry No. h2ii dated oct. ~,
1891. upon the nh soi., set sei4. and sril
metz section 10, township " ~, rance o w,
In Lcwls and Clarke county. Montana,
with view TO the cancellation OF said
entry, the said pnrlion are hereby sum
monod TO appear az this office ON the 18th
day OF December 1884 ut 10 o'clock a, M,
60 respond and furnish testimony con-
ccrnlnB said alleged abandonment
JEREMIAH COLLINS
Receiver
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

N0ri,c is hereby given ~ the annual
meeting 10. the stockholders ~ The Helena
National hank of llOlcpu. Aoulaua, To he
l.l nt the banking office of that assoc
citation hrtWyru the hours OF 10 A. M. and
four p nm. ON tho Sth day Of January 1S05.
The purposes OF such meeting bcing tho
election OF thirteen directors FOR the ..u-
sulue ycor AMI ulto voting ON the propo.
slton ot voluntary liquidation fol the pur-
pose 0f consolidating with th" First Ma
UOnnl bank of Helena. Montana, and such
other business as may properly be brought
before the meeting,
GEO. r COPE. Cashier.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Umbrellas.

one Of the handsomost, most season.
able, and Ia many respects tho most APP
proprlate Xmas present Ia an Umbrella.
The prcttiost are at s .uIs Bros.
Ladies' All SILK Umbrellas, h ms All
SILK Taneta or Serge. with Cold, ! 'ory,
Natural Wood (carved) and Cclluloid
Handles, fold In the tightest compass.
are paragon frames, and are also para
gons Of art, workmanship and skill.
Buy early only "a limited number In
stock.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEcrrNG-The an

STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-Tbe un-
uunl meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Livingston Coke ana coal company viii
hc held at the onicc ot tho Holonn AMI
Livingston Smolling aud Reduction cnm-
pnny, Helena, Montana. Monday. Dcccm.
her 10, 1891, NJ n n. m., FOR the purpose of
clcctlng "A board of trustees for the cnau-
ing year, and for the transactions of such
other business aa may property come be-
fore it.
o. u, ALLEN Secretary.
lelnnn. Mont. Nov lN l6aA
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Dolls.

Children, we invite you all TO our
Bazaar for Xmas, and more especially
TO "Our Great Doll Show" You will
see prettily dressed Dolls, blsque
heads. pretty smiling faces, satin bon
nets, sashes. shoes ana stockings. clos
ing eyes. full flowing genuine human
hair, and your mammas will wonder
al the low prices at Sands Bros
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Innr Itln snnnrs.rs.

Having tho needed merit TO more than
make good all tho advertising claims for
them, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sale, Dr Klng'H
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. each bottle guaranteed Elrc.
tric Blttcrn. the great remedy for Liver.
stomach and Kidneys. Bucklun'a Ar
Mica Salyc the best In the world. ana Dr
Kings New Lifc Pills. which hro per
feet pill An those remedies are guaran-
tecd to do iuot what In claimed Tor them
aud the dealer whose name IN attached
horwlth viii be glad TO tell YOU more oi
them. Sold at Pnrchen-D' Aoheui Drug
Co
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
CLOAKS.

LADIES Noyer IN Cloak ro-
failing tngwlotc was !; k1own
that, tor stylish, ryiconble g.r-
monta such pficos M We aro will
ifg 10 accept this oeT would, or
could pyg,bly rUls tho market.
But 1t Holiday period and all
our hsa-ls expand, rnl in thls
spirit wo tra1lIiy aay "lat them
CO." An tboss English Golf
Cop1s "uuyt CO. this weed. All
IL osa Chlnehilla Refers "must
CO. this week. Al those Prince
A birt Jackets 'must GO this
week. All thole Veour Crpoi
"mus' g. this week. ~ tto'e
Plush Military CnTes must CO.
this week. All those Paris,
10 dln md V enna costumoa
reduced 10 loss thin hnlt the
original I r cos "must CO. pcs
tive y The week. This Will pfo}e
n most historic week ia C.ohlS
ne lug, and the prices will &C
conluate the power o. cash cap
llal backed up by ealight'n %,
pucky business skill and enter
Prise.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Rugs.

Parlor Rugs, cosy, festivy. and with
the use OF our newly imported Japa-
nese "Miyota" Rug II may be regard
ed as aesthetically correct In Its royal
adaptation to the most luxurlously APP
pointed home. Most suitable Xmas
presents,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Dream|and Fairyand! BargainIand in Montanaand!


an for
durlypnk what
h dm henomr
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Hosiery.

Special Holiday Prices In all Ladies'
English Extra Quality Cashmere Hose.
finest grade Of Imported Cashmere.
full fashioned, etc. Ladies' Black Wool
Hose, fine gauge. seamless and fun
fashioned foot, Our Hosiery Depart
ment In SILK Lisle. German and Irish
Balbrlggan Hose will furnish delight
ful goods for holiday presents.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10
Silks.

Tomorrow (Monday) morning we be-
gin very special sale Of silks In the
most popular and certainly the newest
and most desirable evenings shades Al
the prettlest. loyelleat and most deli
cate Units In Crlnkled Crepes, surahs.
Crepe Boufre. Satin Rhadames. etc,
etc. and this Is a special sale for Xmas
presents at the smallest prices which
you have ever known or heard or silk
Remnants OF all kinds will be found on
the bargain counter tomorrow. In all
lengths, and at prices that Will make
them go"
The Helena independent., 1894-12-10

There are no sand deserts along the
line OF the Great Northern II IL capable
Of continuous settlement from the great
lakes TO Puget ~