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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03
RIVER IMPROVEMENT,


Work on the Locks and Dams Being
Pushed.
Low water this season has been
very favorable to tho. progress of
government contract work on the
Kanawha, the contractors having
taken advantage Of the circumstance
to make good headway on the
foundations OF Locks 9, 10 and IL,
all three of which are under con-
tract. The work this season on tho
locks has all been inside the Golfer
dams on foundations and first
courses of masonry. Mr.. A. NJ.
Campbell is the local engineer and
principal inspector for the latter
work.
At locks aud 10, the foundation
courses are nearly all in and the
missionary at both ofthese places
is up about two courses above the
miter sills.
At lock II the biggest work Of
any summer has been done. The
foundations here are difficult, being
about twenty feet below extreme
low water mark. The Golfer dam
at this point is about thirty feet
high. Mr.. Thos. E. Jeffries is local
engineer and principal inspector
here. The contractor, Mr.. Thos.
Munford, has an excellent plant.
he has a cable way across the river,
the largest one ever constructed
anywhere. The cable is ], 900 feet
long; diameter, q inches; distance
between towers 1000 feet; towers
over 100 feet high above bank.
This cable is of steel and is used to
carry material from the Point
Pleasant side of the river 70 the
Golfer dam, making the trip inabout
three minutes. Mr.. Munford has
the only concrete mixer in the val
ley. AT this lock, $50 cubic yards
of concrete are placed in the foun-
dations every day. The plant is
furnished with electricity manu-
factured by the contractor, and
work has been carried on night and
day all summer.
The foundations are all in at this
point, and the stone work in most
places is up two and three courses
above the miter sill.
Altogether at the dam and in the
quarries, Mr.. Munford is working
about $50 mon day. At Locks
and 10 together, about 800 men are
being worked.
It is expected that the work on
these three locks win be finished by
1896. II is impossible to realize
the full benefit that will result to
this section by their completion.
There is now nearly 100000
bushels of coal in the Kanawha
river, which would have been in
the market by this time had the
locks been finished. This fact has
set river men to thinking more
than ever, and when they grumble
about low water, it may be a drop
of consolation to them to know thet
the last low water has materially
hastened the completion of this
important work, which viii provo
an incalcuIable blessing to them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

Americus Recorder: The south
is blessed with abundant crops and
bountiful harvest this year. There
viii be no lack of hog and hominy
for home consumption, and a sur
plus for market. It is especially
fortunate for the south that il has
such a large corn crop. Corn will
command a stiff price for at least a
year to come.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

If silver had not been demone-
tized by the United States in 1873
the farmers Of the South would have
received more than 50,000,OO0 for
their cotton crop in excess Of what
they have received. Two hundred
and fifty millions taken ont of the
pockets of the farmers and ont of
the business of the South is a pret-
ty big sum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

The Republican party demone-
tized silver in 1873 and since that
date the country has had but one
standard and that is gold. Wall
Street has the gold, and the Repub-
licans have howled themselves
hoarse yelling shonest moIey'' SO
that Wall Street could control the
finances of the country, bring on a
panic when it pleased and pinch the
debtor class to its satisfation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

Printers on the Pail Mall Maga.
zine have no copy before them.
The matter they put in type is Ia
ken from q Photographic tube
which is fastened 70 the ear of the
eompositor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

The wheelmen of this city are to
have great times on the 10th day of
October. They will meet next
Thursday night at Floding's Hall,
and every man that owns bike
should be present. The objectis to
have grand lantern bicycle par
ade on the above evening, and the
boys here will invite their friends
in nearby cities and attempt to
make a brilliant display. A Ian
tern bicycle parade is something
new for this city, and the people
generally will be glad to see it,
Huntington Adrertiser.
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We are nj in a condition to enjoy
out them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

Some of the Republican papers
are loudly but ludicrously clubbing
Warren Miller, the little giant. he
is indeed little giant, SO meagre
and obscure that the veriest pigmy
seems majestic and manly in COM
parison. So painfully manifest VIII
his littIeness become when the No
vember blasts begin to howl that
the passing crow viii not deign to
prey upon his carcass. Rdcefs-
rood Crisis.
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cARp LION \. J. snAFEER
He Replies Co the Criticisms ON Arch
frnl MCCONNELL

he Replies Co the Criticisma ON Arch .-
tsot McConnetL
10 The independent
noticed in your issue OF the 9th an arti-
Gle beaded billings penitonuary." signed
by one A. ID. Guy. The Aforesaid article
contained insnuatons malicious a. their
intent 20 smirch the reputation OF \. j..
Mcdonnell. a prominent architect OF this
state. I happen TO be 50 situated aa So
know the falsity OF the statements infer ed
iu the article alluded On. being at that
time the county superviaing srcuilcct Tor
the iau building. Ar. MoConneu wlih
eight or ten others was simply a compotltof
tor . ans. Ills plans were accci tto, and iAe
customary prica paid thereto by she county
AZ the time OF the acceptance J. az eepefln-
teuIeut Tor tile county. examined the CLANS
ana found thom complete ln eve pnrticl-
lar ans 90 informed the comulissloa efs.
Mr. McConue was paid aud his connr ellen
with the COUNTY as their architect then ter
minated. / was snps wishing arohiteci IA
cAaree until the completion OF the jail. As
60 whether the wo.k VAS vel cone, tne
- uciuro speaks To- itself. MI. Notion
mo.'s PLANS were bought by thc county 80
so much me- chandise. Upon payment
90. rrlor. he vas no longer IN their emp ~
tui bad rlEht TO hire his services 20
whom he pleased. fe thls explanation 70
due 81. Mcconnell. 10. the article % cues
liou was published wish sire 90 iulure
nad Lope you vail Awe thls q q came pub
l4clty 10 your columns.
D.. j. suaIIER.
FT.favr
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81 Elff's hAl.f. GEORGE MAusu
i-e.uuh 80 'ftorge 3 pgle on. nary an.
plrion ami Juseph.ue Waist. -rfaudart.
nNer AMI iy fIrtle ui au ord d III ala AMI
decree 20 force .osu-s suI saIs ..--.at 30 - 49,.
eir'rt-t court ut fIH fret di-ia. ai.fr.,t ~ de
state 81 monta. a 10 aui Tor tho county Of Ies-is
a T.. 'a at on ... - dag ~ May ID. 1891
hA-sh. tho above named l1aintig r
tanned gudgm 40 an decree I'd f.,r,clos,l,s.
All rHh sgainrt rnrgH tutlrtln MARI A.
u tZ-r1, basiiDs Interest ooats ana .tt,-n..s
ises' which said derros wa. GA tIs ~ ~, n
NAY. ID l-Hl. recorded Do. ..I.l.y-,,.,', - =.
No. 20 said caurf. 81 rsse -'-- 'N "a. ht beoE
WAnded To- Ell al t.uss certain lot. riscos ~,
a.' situate lJiuE aud LsinK in
- .".Ni3 pr i"WlH AMI lsrla stats 81
a'htaiA anu houuind All doscribsI A. fyilo-ss
4. g. naH 3eroa eleven uIl and tuslye ~, IN
100, 100 +-i. i.f'i ihr-s hundred 500 81 tie
county of lafia and Clarke. stata IN W..s1.r.
ihn 1ail Lore having combined front 80 - d.
Aii dfifl r. ono hu1urrd md tgVarf .
~. ,- o. o-iius 20 and a. dascribsd
~l'e. IA g. uoH pu o 20 in fho u4annaf r.r.,ridei
- itN ln 100 HH - ~ tho county ree,rflsr 81
'l.. ai'a en4a'f NJ L-sIs and Clark.
Ln. t'"f .i.i 81 an singular fIo tonorae,ts
-ff' Ii .a.e.-s All apuurtsnancaa fIare,,.1,, -
-Ins ". o. nuru.te anusrtatnIlv
n' lH'ioe IL hereby given. thAt on Tue,.
-.t 'i I'D day 81 hhl A. o. f-4i A. n
nr.of m af t.at day A. tno frant d. - -
Irl.s Helena levi. ami e lsrEe r'--.nt,-
tafH sllI. iu uba auco fo All ..r'i.r - -
70 ~ fnreciosuFe aud -Ala. aelI ti., atovs
..f'i ffnHrriT. OF 90 much thereof ~ No
p. Nf.rs-a-l fY ratisfy saId .udrns.t - ~
tfesi ard costs. io The h.sie-t ana 90 b..iisr
f.r ra-h iH hand
Owen andsr NJ hand. uis s'h day - vs,.
CHARLES d CURTIS sbs,la
- fhED l. hoBs, LDder sheriff
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APriner.. of vale. story.

a lady i'm waiting % thc Princess OF
Waio- told a friend % touching little Incl
dent which took place soon after tic death
Of her SON, the Duke of Chr0ncr Iho
princess. with her usual gentle roticcncc.
tried 20 hide her grief for hcr lr~fhOru ID
was shown only in her failing health and
Increased tender consideration for ail
around her one day while walking with
one of ler ladies i'm the quiet lanes near
SandrnCham sho met ana old woman
weeping bitterly and tottcriug under "a
load Of packages ON inquiry 10 appeared
that -howa. o. carrier and mldc Der Twins
hy shopping and doing pyramids iu the
market town for tho country people
But the weight il too heavy az YOUR
aec. said the princess,
Yes NOu'rr right mlaw III have
70 give 10 mp, and ii civcit up ] u starye.
Jack carried them llr mo - my boy,
mn .m.
"Aud whDr. i- hc IHv."
"Jacb He's d.4l Oh hc.- dead" the
OH woman cried wildly
Iac princess. without w.lI hurried
on. drawing Lcg t.il over hpr I.-e Zoo hide
lCr tears. A few l.y, l.ier near little
car. aud stout donkey wrre brought 20
tho old carriers door -h. now travels
with them OBJ ard .rl. masIn,-a comfort
able living and u.v.r lt- l..n told the
rank of tl.c friend who ll- ti.d nmlke
her life easier larfle sake OF hardaal boy.
London Iit-Bit-.
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Newspaper Man Fred at by Local
rniItIc an.
sAs FEANci.co Nav 1.--JameI b. Elliott.
business manage OF the Oh onlcle, mar
fovly escsied death from Fisto. shot
nrtd BY JAKE Ru olph. "a vell-kuown local
vorucian, in the Gu oniolo Office to-day.
liuIolph entered tue Office and vas making
g. noisy denomination o.. abuse OF n. II.
&c Young. when Elliott iuterfor3d. hu-
do ph drew a pistol and the business mun-
ages closed VITA him. An exciting struggle
ensusl ana Kudol. discharged tle weapon
ct Elliott. lhe bali rhnCed downward AMI
struck a slive- dollar 90 Eihotts trousers
pocket. saving him ON seriols Il not IA
tai injury.
Rudolph was arrested. charged with as
stult 90 murlc he s. eut some years "a
ban Quentin for murdsfous assault lie
was for long tim8 bod guard % rs Boss
Buckley. lis grievance against dc Young
upPsa 5 60 have been wholly imaginary,
and was perhaps the outcome OF "a recent
rotTacted spree.
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NSilTThe Old Mam'ssls's Secret By T.
No s-Blind Fats. BY Mrs. Alexander
No. s-A warrant Wife BY Florsnos Warden.
No. Peg WohknEton BY Charles Rsade
No. 5-kuhno. ~ OuidA
Nc: Il Have Lived and Loved BIZ MrA
No. ,Jet. Her. Face and Her Fortuna By hrA
No. s-.ThS House on the Marsh. By FlOronOs
No 10 adlss Fancy Work.
No. 1i-wifo in Name Only. ~ ChArlotts
No l2-7Tho Story Of an African Farm. By
No. is~sSs. a History OfAdvsnturo By H. Hidsp
No; liking sOlonOn's Mines. BY H. Rider
No IS Essays, First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No ia smiTs By Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Modern Home Cook BOOK.
No, ls-Ihs Shadow Of Bin. by ChArlOtts n
No. " The seorst OF Her Lifa BY Edward
No so-A ROsus's Life. By wntio Collina
No 2l-Ths Other Mans Wife, by John Strange
Ne; al-Ihs Master Of the Mine. By RObt
No. ss-Lsrd Lisls's Daughter. By Charlotte
No. "a Essays: Second Series. By Ralph Wade
No. S"Doris' Fortuns. By Florence Warden.
No ze-The HAs Of DiAnohds- BY George MAJ
Ne. a 4 Tour of the World in Eighty Dsya
By Julee Verne.
No ia Nemesis. By J. NeIArsn Cobban.
No. 2e-AllAa Quarternain. b d. Rider hag-
No. so-Ths Scarlet Letter. by Nathaniel Haw-
No si-Ths FrOatispsmsR. BY Gustsvs Aimard.
No. Sat the Worlds Mercy. BY tlorsnss
No. ss~Ths Yellow Mask. By wnkie Collins
No. st-hAtt; A Tale Of . Caravan By kobt.
No "a Little Irish Girl By The Duchess
No. ss-IOrginG the Fettsr., by Ar.. Alexander.
No. S7--Guilty Not Guilty. BY Amanda n.
No. IS Sir NOsrs Heir BY MrA Nay Agnes
No. SHE Twelve Great Diamonds. By Mrs
No 20 Heirsss Of Hsndes Hsu By Etds
No l@iGo Cuban Hsirsss. By MARY Kyle
No 1s~isor.'s Bridal vow. By Margaret
No ts-Rslph RsymOsd's Heir. By Horad.
No. "a The Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
No; a. The Heir Of 0lsnviils. By Francis A
No. 20 K Brave Little Woman. BY Nrs Mary
No. ti~ihs oussns Revenge By sJlvanus
No. O ts@ n NH Girl Of 1yrol I'm. T C.ldor
No. 49-Aula Lioht idyls BY J. n Barrie
No. so-DSrrieE Vaughan. Novsnist By hdnA
No 'sl@Ths Duchess. By ''Ths Duchess
No. Side Two orpHsRs ~ r. D'EnnerS.
Ne. "A Grown of shane BY Florence
Marryat. - -.
Ne 5s-A Trou blssome Girl. BY The duchess"
No. B6-Whsn a Mans single. hy J. n. Barrie
No. 37-IaRchon the Cricket; by George sand
No ss-Ihe Story Of Elizabeth. By Misc
No. - Two Kisses By Hsvlsy Smart
No GA Mad Love. by Charlotte n. BreAms.
No 6f-Ths Devils Die. by Grant Allen.
To any one Who will send rs THREE of
the No > coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver OF post
age stamps We will send any THREE
BOOKS 10 be sslsstsd by yourself from the
list printed above, By mail postage prepaid
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NOTICE or A5SiGSEE's SALE NOTICE
Is hereby given that ths under. igned aszia 1e,
81 Goo iaynfer Drug ompauv aIll. on tItday
thn l-.A day ~ hay. a. o.. I-H, trdaninz A. b.
COCK O. ul- 90 SAD daT. a. TIC storn room so
d. .urfh Mnlu street. heretofore occupied b. a.
81 d aFnfnr Drug 1m lady sell a. bublie a..
unn tu tte aiEi o., BIDDER far oash in hand a
OF tiH rtHcf - 200 81. wares aud ue rclaud IfH
c'l.lrilaE % drus=. Ia41ts, ola. faucT sooi.
ana l.l ~ Hfr me- G. auul-H belonging 10 fls Co.
fa'- OF aftl faynfer Drug tumpznYs so alb O. ..
f4r.-. accounts. lille TO- alsAhls anu other 10
psrtI 20 ever flud and character nos rom 4 o.
... .u Dee lands 90 fhe uudaTsIaufd -u.l a.
FH"f- 3 De stock q Inerchsudl ai.I h....I
iu I.llr of col herWlss a. my seem tfsf r.. .I..
Iu o..Ht Of fhr crsiitors - sad la.nfsr .I-..
tumlarI. be hEtures. Acro cunt ald 90 .a. r.r.'
irrtf alll aru De- sold ln bulk coz utI.afa. b.. a
mal resm bet fur the Interest," ai faa or.iI-...
. 10 .ait iaBnfsr Drug Dompan5.
lated helena. Mont. May q la
n. hOODhH1b4f.
hssiFae8
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thrsuahout She esrth. This urnphesF
has been verified. Event aftor ovs ut fore
told bV the prophets OF old have been De r
ally fulfilled. EvoIy prophecy relating
40 Christ. the time ana circumstances Of
his comine, his appearance characte ,
work. suffering. death. resu rectiou, and
the growth OF his church have been iuih.ied
vith suoh aocuraoY ~ 60 carry conviction
OF the truth thai be ia indeed the messiah.
1hia evening she subject 81 the sermon will
DO The Historic Christ" Staging under
the leaderaniu OF Prof East1u Services
begin promptly 80 eight o'clock.
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z @. q. BRFTMAN. Deputy Clerk
&. W. Flsischer. attorney for plaintiff.

SHERIFF's sAtE-MAuDE n. BAKER,
Plaintiff. Va. Abbie J. Porter. b. T. Porter
and Alexander Motion, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale aud
decree Of foreclosure aud sale issusd out Of the
district court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of y ontana, In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1894,
10 the above entitled aclion. wherein Maud
n. aker the above named plaintiff. obtained a
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure Aad sale
.sain,, Abbis Porter = T. Porter
18th day Of April. A. d, 1854 for the fum
OF ST. $50 co. Besides interest oOsts and attorneys
fees. which said decree was. on the 18th day OF
April A, ID. 1854 recorded in Judgment book
handed to sell all that osrtAiu lot piece or
parcel Of lAnd. situate. lying and bsiag In the
Northern aoi6o addition to the city Of Helena,
In the county OF lewis and Clarke. state Of
Montana and bounded aad described as follo-s
Wit:
The east thirty 1907 fest Of lot slI 90, in block
sixty-hve (65) u the Northern PaoiAO add ition
to the citJ Of Helena. county and state Afore-
said being thirty 1907 feet trent Boulder ave
nus and one hundred and forty tlt0l feet deep.
- said lot and block numbered. designated
Pacific addition now hls in the office Of the
recorder OF deeds OF said county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
j gethsr with all and singular the tsnements.
longing OF n AnyWies AppertAinin
Public notice IL hereby gwen. that on Thur
day the 10th day OF hay. A. D.. 1894 At n
o'clock m OF that DAP. at the front door Of the
court house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county
Montana. will. In obsdsnoe to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
be necessary 70 sstirfy said Judgment with in
tsrest and costs, 70 tbs highest and best bidder
for oash In hand.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff
By fRHD x hoss. Under sheriff
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HICAGO LIVE STOCK

Money on call easy 40 / Der cent Sterling eN'
change steady al sf.--al b. &. $50 for demBnd and
sLeftllt ,iis f,r sixty day bills
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO Nay 7-C attle -Eaoeu.s. N. O0) head
IA demand. steady as compared with close Of
Lass week: prime 10 extra native steers -. Siff
uA65. medium. - UOtt 10. others. e3 siu4 o..
Hogs hecelpts 1900 head. fair demand.
with Gown turn Of 3 CENTS rough heavy. 81 2ift
t.st uacksrs and mixed. a. llu b 2u prims
heavy mi butchers weights. - 2Oa 5.2i, as
sorted Hsht. s. l5u5 30.
sheep and lambs Receipts. 1900 head. mar
ket slow. l5t2le lower. top sheep, 81. zJa ass,
TOP lambs. s. 25aL55.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
tmcAao. MAY az Closing - " heat-July, 5s9io
tofn-33C
lat--a1c.
PORK 81 o..
Lard . ID.
Lids 81 So.
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f,cis ON tho intestines, they increase Tho
natural action ~ the bowels, and perma
ucntly cure Constipation. Bilousness, Jnun.
Lice indigestion, Dizziness, Sour stomach
sick or Bilious Headaches, and every Ike
disorder
Any child takes these tiny, sugar coatel
Pellets readily They're put up In little sealed
they can easily he carried IN tho vest-pocket
Nothing else at any price Is as cheap, for
they're guaranteed % give satisfaction, or
Your money is returned. You paw only for
the good 90 u get
No substitute that "a tricky dealer Is ready
o. urge, though 10 may he better for him TO
Seu can be- " just as good for you 20 buy
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koTtCE-SOTICE IS HPREBI GIVEN
= that on Monday. the 2lst day % Mar 1894
~ the north door OF the court house In hslsnA
h9nthna, a. the hour u ~ m. Of sAid dAy there
VIII DE- sold a. public auction the following
shares - mining stock ia '1hs iron nountsin
tompany. which said certificates are nov held
by the undorsigned as collateral security upou
an eEsrdue note 20 said bank owing by James X.
fArdse. q date MAJ 2, iSsl. for ela0al - on
winch there remains owl ng balance Of sa2l2s-
siih interest thereon At u PER cent per annnm
from a pril Z. 1894. raid certificates % M num-
sered and q the number Of shares respectively
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STATE or MONTANA. COUNTY OF LEWIS
- and Clarke Notice l. hereby given tha. there
will b. spscial me-ting % The board Of county
commits oners ~ their oHics IN the csurt house.
on lnursaai. May lu i-1A 81 10 O'Clock a m
Tor tho gurnuse 90 letting contract Tor tho grail
ing ant building - what ts knoen - the harsh
reeh road. and Tor such Other business a. may
legally me before them
order - tho be- ~.
j. r. TOoKEH.
r.,u County Clerk.
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A assessment NOTlOk-THk LEO MINlN1
n Milling COMPANY Of Montana, works
located three aud One-hAf miles from lutte.
eilveF Bow county. Montana
Notice l. hsreby given that II nesting OF
trustees Of said company held on the sth day OF
April. 1874 an assessment OF cent per
share wss levied upon tbe capital stock sf said
company. payable on the 10th day OF MaJ. 1874,
&c John 4. heyer secretary Of said company al
the office OF The Leo Mining d Milling Company
q Montana, room No. 4lO Commercial build
ins, st Louis. No.
AM stock upoa which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Esd day Of May, 1884.
shall be deemed delinquent. and will be duly al
Vertlsed for sale at public auction. and unless
payment be made efsFe, will be sold on the 18th
day u June. 1894 10 pay the delinquent assess
meat, together with the costs OF Advertising and
expenses ~ sale. JOHN y. MEYER
feoretAFy Of said eompAay.
Room No. 40 ommercial building. bt. Louis.
Mo- office Of said company.
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and which said shares we're transfeFred "a
SAID hans IN tho namss Of the persons above
M ntionsd By said pArdso ~ collateral ssourify
Tor The nots Aforesaid. Ard that said stock Ill
. cold In blocks Or numbsr of share. 10 sni,
The purchasers present ~ the tine Of sush a. =
aud oaiy 30 much of said stock Nill II cold a,
maY - necessary 20 fully satisfy the aid deht
ana the eIpsnses ~ said sale.
1hk fIHsr sAiiONAL SANK or HELENA.
MONTANA
Dated this sosh day Of April. 1894
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sHfRIFF's SALE


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w. n. Haker frank LAngford
Ella II. fAEer. Georgia IARgfOrd,
". T. Cullen aud A. A.. smith.
10 be sold At aherh's sale on the 18th day Of
May. 1884. At ~ O'Clock m. az the front door Of
ths court house. helena. to-wit
That parcel Of land 'Ituato in the Blake addi-
tion to tie CITY Of Helena, county Of Lewis aud
larEo. etato % Montana. particularly
described iulluws. beginning at a
point tho ehst boundary line - Raj
eigh street formerly Montana street. titu-
ate two hundred and sixty-fo1r (2j4l feet south
Of the toiut Of intersection Of the said east
boundary Inns q hAleigh street with tho south
boundary limo q o roadway formerly reventh
street. running thence south along "a d esst
boundary Inns - Raleigh street. ffty-thres 1881
and uine-ieuths $40 feet 10 point; thence esst
ono hundred feet 20 point. thence north fifty
four CO. aud four-tsnths Ot-l0) feet TO point.
thence west onB hundred u00l feet to the place
OF beginning
Dated Helena. Nay g. 1924.
CHARLES d. CURTIS,
sheriff.
ByFRED T. HOS,
Under Sheriff.
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NYw YORK. MAY bar silver, 63A.
Copper Quiet. lake 81 3iii.
Lead Quiet domestic. s3.6A
To-day stock market was inactive and with
olt prominent feature. dealings being largely
confined Co room traders.
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