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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
a.r y OHIO Il. II.

BALTIMORE. wA1ssniSST35Ti c ps1fS4s wSEsfxs
ST. LOUIS AND ,,A4i AZ, on ALL TRhsi ar ScHI:
Leave 6 ns Ssr'r 70! ES Sc
cAGO 80 y. m and l2iiS 10, "TffNcINNATI SIrrrNoRE
M PS,o wA As1 @ 800 g 3. nshs
a. m. III 80 a. m D'''S pinlns carr, lls.opFoIK BS
s train. run daily except s sSS FOR opSsS
R ss es 800 sS'!S "a ,s ,,.o sss
.o pie a;ssn Sn,se < r.: s4t Ful'c1s ,.rs
foo, OF Liberty-st c. r. OF ea II for and cheek
New-York Transfer Co wi,inl.,,ratIon.
from hotel or residence TO des'iha'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
Gnanrial.
aTCHIS0N, Topeka & SAHTAFE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization Committee.


In consequence voluntary formation OF several
committees this country and Europe repre-
,.ntire different classes Company and Its
,u.ares to avoid adverse and conflicting plans OF re-
organization the undersigned and such others as may
be associated with them. at the express request anu
with the direct cooperation OF the Directors and ohces
q, the A,chison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company
have consented to General Reorganization COM
nee in the interest all the various security ho'defs
c-e,,or, and stockholders Of the Atchison System Tor
,e purpose Of assisting in tho preparation pomusa-
ton and carrying through OF plan OF eosanza
ton OF the financial affairs OF the Company and look
Ing TO the the property to tho conro OF
90, Stockholders nnd Directors the earliest practical
moment.
with the consent the Railroad Company MI Sephe"
Little has been engaged verify by an Immediate ei-
animation OF is accounts all statements submitted oy
the ofcers Of Company and general plan LOT ''
-estora,Ion OF the Company credit Will be preserved
o., tho nares interested at date as practcaoie
Holders OF the bonds. end creditors OF the company
~. rcoue.,ed 20 send their names and addresses anu
A., o,nount OF their holdings the Secretary OF the
6,r,r,,,,e. in care OF the NETWORK GUARANTY
Az, rSDEMNITY COMPANY. Mutual Lie Buiidirs'
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
ATTDNAD
RAILROAD.

stations foot of Desbrossc. orsc
o.ao A. " " r nEFES SE M$S ssfS Sss'.s''%
i1 St,11t nj Ras!iSsss
and Observation Cars Arrives Chicago aans sncss,
land 325 A. ~ Cincinnati O:25 A. NJ and 4 TX, X c
ZOO Il. u; cHic1Go AND ST. EIecsiE; Isa w.. S
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars N 3, IEshPRI&.
TIs ?ns so GSi' % cS A5iys Cincinnati iSs
GOO r; y: WEsTERS ElPRE 4 s' - :
7as 10 s6 81 1T fsffss ExShFsss
sss anS HnS fs'i No. Gdis5.S ~
$500 I.us fAG ii EEK G%p RR2gsS1sns %
nx a. Tl,ERG9 f WIs IIfS1y .''''
8, $40. o. 1910 G.lmlfed Dninr Car NE sorTa
$40 Congressional Limited all Paror and a. 4: M IN
s$S 800 pln M s sso M IfS
and Dining Cars. 49o. Dining Carr so - pp',s
4:;o p. M.-R;chmond ard Danvm. rrn,..,
sleePer sot to A ;,n Tampa and Nsw.oTi.an,
500 T.. M-Daiy for chSsapsa I' s'CosSs ,H
Through 0 SI 6Sp1 and Dining Cars '''r
Charles Route; s a. NJ. weekdays and VII, Va - csy
ATLANTIC COAST LINE o;oo A. u daily. s..,..
slcepers to jacksonville. T. tsai
Fer Tnr ATA h, F GITy ci $50 weekday. v,
For cAPr1 MAY. 100 p. y week-days
Pheasant, oio A. NJ. 1900 noon $40 s,s .S rsa
NJ i,o wee- asyrv s p5,l ,2 StS "
FOR PHILADELPHIA A4a'p
Express eco. 100 g. $50 (. $50 cla Perm. H.,
p. ". l2:l5 night. sGncavs Eypress ak ~
$50 30 Limited. 10 A. NJ. Q l. 40. s. i.xr%.
T. II. 1913 night. y IN ~
Ticket Offices: Nos. 423. e4,. Iios ii3 and a, D.,
way. Astor House. I3f East I25h Street "a 200
Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets; Court s,.. ."' z
Fulton street. ?s Broadway. and BROOKLYN tr..s ~
ton foot q Fulton Street BROOKLYN; sa,o," e, st
City 'esT
Tho NewYork Transfer Company wifi call for ,,s 49,.
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 dse
5. NJ PRENuSI. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General PaMr Aa,st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
c1os1Nn pR1cEs on ru1IApEIpHIA sTocKa
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, June I--p m
Speculation in stocks was virtually at a stand
still American Sugar Refining was not 20 be ad-
vanced easily because there Is no favorable news
IN regard to II. The Senate tariff bill has not
become a law and there is a probability That IN
less some inadvertent kilograms are left around
of Congress may not agree with the LORDS
Ia Il possible that there vii. be "divvy and
that the Senate in order to reap It's beneht must
Weld It's opinions to the alleged representatives
Of the people? VIII the profits turn to ashes on
the lips OF Senators and become delicious I'd
bits in the mouths OF Rcpres entativcs? There
must be a conference between the two houses ot
Congress and IL would be foolish 10 predict the
result With the protection afforded by the sen
ate bill Sugar Refining stock ought 10 be selling
around 200 on apparently the most favorable
news the price actually drOops: This IN spi'e
of skilful manipulation which mas never pe'iI
eoualled The Stock Exchange needs 10 ail 4
few inches TO the fence which II Is building
between Itself and the public upon Whlch IL
feeds. -, a..
Refining lost nearly l per cent. Chicago Gas
and Irstilling and Cattle Feeding gained lTac-
tions and General Electric something over per
cent The Granger stocks remained iairIy active,
but st Paul gained only "a per cent ana ROCK
Island and Chicago, Burlington and quincy
principally from realizing sales which were
helped by rumors OF large shipments Of gold on
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
There were again transactions In Govern
rnent bonds but the market was steady. ana CLOS
ing quotations were not materially changed as
follows: ma .,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
TITIT NY "TI''''
RnYAl BLUE Line
TO pUIrADrITHIA. BALTIMORE. AND "AsHl'

TO PHIIADELrHIA. bA IN MD W.,
For Philadelphia week aays 80 sSo ; s P ss
II 30 CDining can NJ 80 s eo 80; p H. RS
n niSb, sun sSnda D 80 90 isC Dining CAD cas,
40 500 900 Dining carr y NJ. III lS'i Ssy. 900 lin
o5 a0T g" rar 81 iSo 200 500 500 (pnins
p NJ i2i5 night SUNDAYS 300 II NJ ~" ,a.is sissL
Tickets and parlor-car seats can BE- procured AZ Eas
al5 ga 40 .323 Broadway 49, o.n ,e,,n 81; 81
is,m,rsus AZ %ew-Yark Cour, St go fS .s.Yt
Brooklyn os Broadway heck baggage ica
hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
WEST SHORE ~ ! !:

Trains leave West 42d-st station. NserwsnEIin-st
lows and 70 minutes earlier =, t'G sifaIo Bob
EIS a W.naIly FOR Albany. Cus' chnicago; CIV
ester Buffalo, Niagara FH's' ,. syft
Saturday for Toronto. ~ Montreal, lileH ,strot
n:i5 H. M.-DaIy for Albany tans Toron,o. pe''~'
cuse Rochester. Bunalo Niagara "'''' Rob
cleveland Chicago and St Louis i-,iea Syracuse css.
s,i:, T. M.-I1aily FOR Albany roronto Detroit w
ester Buffalo. Niagara rams - accom-
FOR Tickets time tables, paTor anS and y
n,oautiois apply city Offices p1nC,nai hotels For W.
at stations. Time tAoiee II P'' .rsnt
formation address ,,.r ca,eral Passense, .r'Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,o,,, ,rro a. m-consols Ioi $50 FOR money
and lOlL for New YORK. irnnsylVana ana
Ohio arst mortgage bonds. ISM Canadian fhcn, oon
Erie 49,. d. consols 10. Illinois tentra r.
MEXICAN ordinary iTI 81 Paul common e2S New, ORR
Cc,tral iOl Pennsyvania JD1. Reading. ~, Mexican
Central new per cent bonds. 60i1 Atchson common.
81. , 49,. 4,
80 r. u-Money "a per cent. The rate OF discount IN
the open market both short and threenonths biis
IL H. Ice ror cent Spanish G5. The amount OK Dull
ion gone into the hank Of England balance to-day
fGT Paris advtcea quot" per cent r"nes at 100
francs ~ the account and exchange on Lon
don M IS francs iSis confines Tor checks
Paris June THE weekly statement OF tho Banz ot
France Increase of 52IOOp francs IN sod ana
a decrease nj 225 francs In silver.
Berlin. June 7-ENchangc on London. 20 marks s'b
p,ennngs FOR sight and - - pcnnrgs for eday
bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
TO THE HOLDERS
OF THE
St. Joseph and Grand Island
Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE go GOLD BONDS.

Default having been made by 'he ST JOSEPH AND
GRAND ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY In the payment
Of the coupons PAYABLE the first day Of May lS' and
deraul, having also been made By the UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY in deposlting thrty-hvc thousand
dollars monthly required by s agreement 50 that
coupons upon said bonds might be paid tho under
signed have act COMMITTEES 10 enforce
the rights and remedies bondholders. well as 20
take steps may be 70 protect ana pro-
mote your interests tie premises.
An agreement looking protection has been pro
pared and ls now ready Tor your inspection at the
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY 81 New York and the
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY OF Boston. from
any member q the committee.
In order of action requested
70 deposit your respective holdings with either Of said
Tris, Companies speedily possible. This will also
facrl'n,. tho action Of tho committee.
Upon the deposit bonds with either OF the said
,rris, oonpanc, there issued temporary receipts.
erchane,ate or the engraved ccrtcates The
same can prepared An early application Will BE- made
10 lot .al certificates on New York Stock Exchange
Dated New YORK June l. 1894
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT. Chairman.
BERNHARD MANNER,
WILLIAM T.. BULL,
GORDON ABBOTT.
COMMITTEE.
, y. WALLACE.
Secretary
Wall ST.. " Y.
WILLIAM STRAUSS.
Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
Bankers an0 Brokers
Dealers in investment Securities.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sunscRIPTIoNS, FOR
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIvEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE: No l. 242 Br9ad-
TiSEMFNTS at the following Branch Omces: 25i
EIghh-a"c e. corner Twent y-hirdst.. l62 Sxth-nve.
III Fourthaye. Fuurtecnth-st: 100 Third ave.
corner Forty scvenh-s lo2G 1hird-ave.. near sixty;
first at. TOs Frst-aVe lO6 West F0rtysecond-s lD2
Coumbus-ave ~ Avenue a; / 923 Thrd-nve; 20 West
25T West Forty secondst 55t Third-ave.
205I Third-nve.. between One-hundred
and twelfth and one hundred and-thrsccnth SITS.
AT the HARLEM OFFICES. 100 East One-hundred and
twenty nfth-st 2+3 West Onehundred- twenty NTH
st. and 800 West One hundredand fory-hfthst up 10
d. m. regular Office rates.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, Ell
From Ter ; y. r., foot Rector 1 y, puns,
For A,lant,- Highlands Highland Beacn. b nss
pa,rh seairigh, Monmouth Beach and Long B's .s
81 ) 80. .lo:i5 4 90 NJ. sa'qsd,y on" -
For Flbsron Astury Park ocean Glose; az ss..r.
south - Point Pleasant 1913 A NJ q 90 r N $500 -
d,ys onlvi Az T. " sundays except Astuy rsh ~
Ocean Grove. $50 NJ ,~,, An A
Fer iakewood. Toms River ani BaTnssa'' '''
Il 90 p " SATURDAYS onyl. 3'io J. NJ ..ao
For Atlantic civ vineianf ard Bridse'on' -" -
4, "a y M c,.r~,iavs On ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
U iui0eno Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER, 49,
NEW YORK. June sth, 1874.
4 DIVIDEND Of -Four per cent on the capi'ai
~ stock Of the NETWORK AND HARLEM I Eauhi
ROAD COMPANY will be paid by the New-fork tenuai
ana Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee under me
provisions OF the between the two conpanes) at
this Office second day OF July next -
books VIII be closed aat o'clock T. NJ on
Friday 10Th inst and reopened at 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ
July 81 next. - .r, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING co.
NETWORK June q, 1894
nr-T II . th, Ann

TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Ameri-
4 IAN Sugar Refining Company have this day declared
tho following dividends payable July ID 1894 ON that
OF tho which is entitled quarterly
dividends ia ON that portion OF the preferred
stocI. is entitled to semi-annual dividends 3s
cent. en- stock quarterly dividend OF
cont.
The transfer Books will close Wednesday June 49,
ot 2 o'clock ana be reOpened July 3. at 10 a m.
JNO. E. sEARLES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

Dated New-York. April 18th. isoA
II. sOMERs HAYES.
Chairman.
T.. A. Won HOFFMAN,.
EDWARD y. GIBBS. N.v-yo,k
FREDERIC 4. OLCOTT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
GEORGE &. HAVEN.
ADRIAN IsELIN. Jr..
WILLIAM ROTCH,
II. RODMAN WELD,
CHARLES - BEAblAN. } ~. &c.,,
JOHN K DOS PASSOS.
HERMAN kobe. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
OFFICE OF THE


KEOKUK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Coo.
KEOKUK. IOWA. June ith, 1874
NOTICE.-The usual semi-annual dlvidenh oi
~ per cent on the capital stock Of this Company has
declared Of earnings payable on the ioth DAY OF
Lime nj the Of Cuyer, Morgan & Co.. ~ Pine-st
NcYo stockholders q record at the closing OF the
books. ~, -,
The transfer books will he closed the close OF bus
n.ss hours on the 9th instant. and reopened the 10th
instant. 'flAf'lrH a. Jr-'AI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthraclie coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trims lenVe station foot o. Lhertyst
ForsFaston. Bethlehem. Allent01n. Mauch Chunk t.,
80. 7:i5 0.lo II - - Esston A. ~. Ito. iso 80
q Easton) go %. 100 % Allentown, P u SUD-
DAYS 10 rs \ N. 100 500. 900 p "
For wikesharre Pltts,on. and Scran,on. s;lo -
$40 80 : 30 T. ". sundays, 4 30 A. H. =,
For Reading az 40 500 9:l0. 1000 i3o u,
l:iO 1880 800. 800. 500. 5i5. 20 P. ". l2s nlgni;
Sundays l30 a. n. 100 30. go 800 p NJ. i'l'
night. a, ga, ga
400. 800 545 P NJ. 1918 night Sundays i" O."
For sinbury. Lewisburg and williamson 40 so
p.iO A NJ no ! 80 100 p. " Sundap IN ~
Goo 7 u.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FIR Long Branch Ocean Grove. &C. NJ.
For Rel Bank Long Branch. and points south 70 r'a a
Pleasant 40 IS. il.30 A. n, 1880 $50 ~ :.
q .3s % Rod Bank 6l5 p VI. SUNDAYS, sSc,g wan
Grove and Asiury PARK 900 A. NJ 400 T. ~ -.
For LAKEWOOD Tons River. Barnesat fAA !"
parnegl, 40 Sl5 \ NJ. 30 40 2. NJ
For Atlantic city vneand and Brdge'oh' 70" a ~
30 = NJ . , trt.,,,s p,,ta
FOR Monmouth Beach s,abrght ard hsnaae 20 a.
40 S.l5 II 20 A. ". i.30 4:3J T. N. suhu4'A '"
A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO AND WESTERN MIcHIC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

soryETr soTrCEs
A pc2eA LODGE NO. o.. r AND ~
n gtssad rasetlnrn sscon< and fourth hon1ays
81 each month ". h4oS w. ~
A. = Gfsss. See
xsPrRfTuAIfsIIc SERVICES At OLYMPIC
g hall second stresf. between s5sFsnT and sea
ecs Tests Nv Mira Moore, who also holds q
weskly elvess on Wednesday evening. Room
10 EpieT block.
rsoR pFxT-oLYMPTc HALL HAS BEEN
IT sntIrely renovated snd lease secured ~ TBS
FIks' Ledge; moss spacious ana somiostsple
bail for ledge purposes sn the city. Apply 70 =
bice8.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

LOG sAfE-GoOo PAYING CIGAR Rusi-
II a@.s. renso= for selling. going ksss Address
As PIKE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

DIAAoNo ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO.
- seet I 2Ao1 ssgssE, szsaut@esaEs crystal be
szoz G14atIea waEsz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10
BOOK BrSDgRr.

THE ALLIES & CALVERT PRINTING CO.
pgiaESrs. publishers. book niuasrs sn1 blaaE
h9ok 1zkeTs, 20 kFaut street. sullivan c1tifiug-
l. AsTAoSfs BISDERT. BLANK BOOK
a. mAnusactaFers AAxhlngfoa street, coEnaz
AoFnE2sFcaaa, Feozaz ard ; Terry block. ssastlss
Assh
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px<ru. <sD YrsgHxI.

BUESs-As Port Angles, saturday - v.e ? -
ewe4 IS Yes<a
services wI be held ~ 80 Hyas ssrssf MS
sftsrbaon ~ / osesoex. 1nserr@eas n csirsrJ
csmateFT.
orAsT--ln SEATTLE sunssT. ssrtez1&z = isSf
a SO Feuxssentk street. AS tsaHstta %tAss.s
daughter of Mr. aaa Mrs. NiasAEa u. SA~sA,
are1 II rsonfbs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

savxvssssn.~nts usess sas nssa - Inss
feuns. Per fais. koF ksnf asa s1tsstoos
w..t.s ~fls 10 inserted st sss rsts Ct coat .
~are .@eh fnssxtlonA Psynsst &spsys In al
ysaes. Nc sdystissmsnis rscsivs1 for asss tAsa
sfcSnka
FnTTcT-Ths nuxiuess osfcs ~ TIE Po<T.is-
~vxnsaKsrrs 10 orsn untis Il > n Classified
stvs1sseasnix viii Ss reserved ap % shas tina
t6versfssmsnsx viii 10 rscsivsd - srznen
sese~s az TIA fosr-fsTxEEfaxscxs at
TACOMA BERKAC-iifs Fscine svsuHs
rforn. ssnEaens. Manager
pORT TOwEEEsD-Frsueh a spssngsr
BEIIIa8HAN BAY BDREAU-Ssv what
ron. corner Molly and Canoe stsssA y. ~
Gnlssr. Manages
rhs fesiswinz letters await Advertisers at tsis
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rcE AsD corn sToRaeE

UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AID REPAIRED.
Esy n.lag, loess repaired ko5eson bEoa.
IS Cesursia sEvs@t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

Dat OF position does not al.
says know where 10 look for
employment Everybody reads
she "want' page Of the Post-In-
tslsIgencer. "a every body wants
some thing or other. 80, ngtur-
ally. q business man IL need of q
clerk turns 70 that page isrss Of
al Make known your wansA
IL you coE 4 no o2s else vii
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rSsrNEERs Avn DRxVeHrsnEN

CLARENCE l. NHg4E CIVIL ENGINEER.
: snx sad sarvsyasgs sssAe4Ls1s1 s.eFsa geArA
koozzs s<~ss lnlsa s4oc&
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IsOR gaTF-cfGAE sT0kEs FTg-T-t LASS.
II smtsktfshe.s sve yesrs: Eow Feats rcoEas n
rxar Esquire az Pike street.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

netting fho raurch quite sum Of
money, Rev. Mr. Mintkcr ~ quito sue
ceaaiul Ia all HIS undertakings,
position az foreman of the round house
at Great Falls,
II looks aa " the people OF this valley
WIN have but little uae Tor slclghs this
winter.
J. M. Harris Ia nnishlng up hls sewer
contract ON the east side. this about
completing the system.
great many houses have been wired
for electric lights during the past few
months ana great many more are 10
be wired.
The Union block has approached com
plotion near enough 10 show that sharp
a Sells will have u beautiful business
block
Hugh Sinclair. living Just below
Egan took fourteen pounds Of potatoes
from a single hill, every one being
sound and Of good size,
Rev o. w Mintzcr has moved into
his new residence on Firth avenue
east, "a very pretty two-story dwelling
OF modern design.
Lake lodge. I. o. o. r.. elected officers
az follows last night. Jesse Benhhm.
N, O.; ], II, shelton. v. O.. II. y. Stan
ford. secretary; A. ID. Macdonald, trus-
tee.
VIM. Murphy, who was arrested sew
cral months ago for horse stealing was
given second trial In the district court
last week, the jury finding him not
guilty.
Chns. Patrick raised patch OF oats
that turned out i0i bushels to the acre
and raised 5000 pounds OF potatoes on
IA garden patch
Frank Mettler, court stenographer
and County Attorney Logan returned
from the Rainy creek country, where
they killed sixteen deer.
h: W. s. Folk will occupy the position
Of deputy under County Clerk Their
rlault.
N. Lyons post. q. A. r., elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Lyman Loring, commander; w. j..
Plume. s. v. c.; w. u. Emerson, J. ".
c.; ], II. Eayrs, chaplain; Lou Hague,
surgeon; T.. *. Gregg. o. D.; j. W.
Johnston, Q. NJ; N. X. Force, o. O.;
A. l.. Sherer. adiutant.
John A. Davis and family, recently
from North Dakota, have moved into
the Trail house on Fifth avenue east.
whore they will remain during the win
ter In order that their children may go
To school. In the spring they will move
10 their country home across the river.
The Kalispell fire department have
issued Invitations, printed on silk. TO
the different Departments throughout
the state. The Kalispell boys have won
merlted reputation throughout the
state
A fire broke out Friday morning at
about o'clock i'm building Rt the cor
ner OF Second avenue west and Fourth
street, Being a small frame structure,
the interior was all ablaze In a very few
minutes. hut the fire department kent
the fire from spreading beyond the
walls.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Lewistown.

Dr, Monahan and family are now oc-
cupying w. IL. Kelly's residence on the
Boulevard.
f.. S. Kingsley. OF Maiden. had his
collar bone fractured on the nth inst.
He was brought 10 Lewistown and is
under care of DIR. Stone.
q. r. Norris and family. OF Judith
Landing. spent last Friday and Sstur-
day at the county seat visiting with
the family of Sheriff Deaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kelly and Dr.
Monahan and mother went 10 Great
Falls Monday morning. Mrs. Monahan
will spend the winter In California.
j. SENEGAL will give grand ball at
Grass range Christmas evening The
festivities will eclipse all former at
tempts. A general invitation is ex-
tended
The NJ T.. Sabbath school will give
a tree and entertainment Christmas eve,
Dec. "a.
Attorney Foster and c. NJ Blair, OF
Billings were in town last week set
tling up the affairs OF Frost e. jack
man in behalf of the First National
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Townsend.


Mrs w. Il. Tlcnoy was visiting a few
days 4tn ner many friends OF lielenu.
AIRS. Or. Bolcner ana Mlss Miinae
Gimmall wished the MOntana melropo-
lla the fore part ot the week. 1ney re-
turned Wednesday
On Wednesday, Dr, Gilham received
the appointment Of physician ana sur
Eeun Tor the Northern Paulne railway
company, between Bozcuian ana uel-
enn.
IL Is rumorcd that a strong mining
syndicate has secured $4,000 bond on
Tue silver Wave mine, adjoining The
queen Bee, In ~, Louis district
Tim MeCarthy's children, who have
been SICK with pneumonia, are rapidly
recovering,
VIM. X. Mayne returned from New
YORK Thursday morning ana will re-
main for a while.
IL In rumored that Mr.. Green has sue
eecded In making sale OF the famous
Gold Dust mine, Ia Park district, TO
eastern capitalists.
A large delegation OF ST. Louis braves
are down to our town, preparing TO
meet Santa Claus and enjoy the Christ
mas festivities al this place.
Mrs. VIM. Wood happily surprised
the school children Tuesday, by giving
them treat TO fruits. nuts and candles.
She blindf0lded several from each
room, turned them around several
times and let them strike at a bag
which was suspended by a string, 90
the roof OF the house, The ones that
struck the target were TO grab, ana
such scrambllng of little ones and all
was n laughable feature.
b. II. McMannls now wears broad
gague smile and N look OF sweet sim
pllelty IL Is caused by the arrival Of
Mrs McMnnnia and the juvenile Me-
Mannlses from the east, last Saturday,
Prospectors are becoming 80 numer-
Gus In Park ana 81. Louis districts that
the posting of notices of standing
Room only" is seriously contemplated
by the old residents.
The Rabadau boys came down from
the Silver Bullion mine, in Park dis
trict, Wednesday, and exhibited some
fine sand carbonate rich In silver.
which they had lately discovered in
that mine. The pufiion King IL a valu-
able property and Is owned by Town
send parties, who are building great
expectations on the future development
OF their property.
The dance given by the bl-metailic
club, at Tlerney's hall, last Friday
evening. was a pleasant affair and was
EitWlly tuJu9tu hS an pl'othts hHu NJ
though the attendance was rather lin
tied, II was made up for by super
abundance of hiarlty and goodfellow-
ship.
on Dec. II, the merry peal of wedding
bells awoke the quietude OF Bozeman,
causing the bats in the belfry tower 10
sail forth and flap their wings In JOY. as
II was the occasion Of the blending Of
two hearts that beat as one. Upon this
joyful occasion, Martin J. Hogan. Of 81.
Louis. Mont, and Miss Nellie Hale. "
Willow creek. were united in the holy
bond Of mntrimony Rev. !. e. Sduires,
Of the NJ. r.. church. south, officiating.
Mr. Hogan is well known I'm this vicin-
ity. having been superintendent al the
Diamond Hill mine for some time past.
and the bride Is highly respected and
accomplished young 6dy or Willow
creek.