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The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
No. $50
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

APPLICATION l'bR PATENT.
vniicd States Land Office, Helena. Mon
tuna, Dee y. lS9i.
Nolice Is hereby given that Mary II.
Sporting. o. Helena. Montana, has this
day filed application for patent, under the
mining laws OF congress. for 500 linear
feet Of the Good Faith lode. with surface
ground 600 feot In width. designated as
survey No. 2,9il, situated In Helena min
ing distrlc:, Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. In section lG township 10 MOI tn,
range I west. which claim II recorded in
the Office OF tie recorder OF Lewis and
Clarke county. at Helena. Montana, and
described aa follows, beginning At cor
rer No. J. ftom which the northwest cor
ner OF section lG, township 10 north range
4 west bears north " degrees 26 minutes
west 90 feet; thence south lS degrees 30
minutes east 1000 feet; thence south 1S
degrees. o. minutes cast 697 feet: thence
north 70 degrees 10 minutes west l 800 feet;
thence north 7a degrees, "a minutes west
OgI feet 10 corner No. !. the place OF be-
ginning. Magnetic variation, q degrees
east embracing 1874 acres. upon which a
notice OF said application was posted the
29th day OF October, 1870. The adjoining
claims to these premises are the Helena
lode on the west, and the Dies Faustus
lode on the southeast.
w. f. cox. Register.
John W. Eddy, attorney for claimant.
First publication Dec. 10, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

MEN AND Wo MEN 10 work az homo
pay s. 10 SIC per week Tor makiug crayen
portraits; new patented method. any ore
who can read or write can DO lho work az
home, In spare time, day or evening; send
GrIpn. Germhn nrllal 1Nrane. Ia.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Agents

THE HELENA INpEPENpENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota.
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly;
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

NUIINW UT NTVNNIIUIUTNo- MEUT-
ING
Notice IN hereby given of the moetlng OF
the stockholders of tho Firal National
hank OF Helena, Montana, 10 be hcld at
the banking ofiicc of uald institution be-
tw cen the hours Of 10 a, M. ana four y.
m, on tho sch day OF January, lsg3, Tor the
purpose OF voting on increasing the capt,
tai stock from SooQ0O to SSl0O01 and con
solidaung with tho Helena National bank
OF Helena, Montana Also amendments
OF the bylaws proposed and flcd with the
secretary of tho board, the election OF
eleven directors TO act Tor tho ensuing
year. and such other buslnoss MS may le-
gally come before the meeting.
GEd ~ COPE. Cashier.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
DIAMOND
ROCK DRILLS
Prospecting Mineral Veins
and Deposits.

Boring vertically, horizontally
or at any angle to any desired
depth, taking out a cylindrical
section or core the entire dis.
tance, showing exact character
and giving a perfect section Of the
strata penetrated, Also for bor-
ing artesian wells. Machines
for channeling, gadding and
other kinds Of quarry work, shaft
sinking, tunneling, mining, rail.
road and all classes Of rock boring,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

49, -----'.--~7-~s~s-N-~-------~
RANyH n, BAD a"rcF, fenced; nftecn nlles
ultchcai l,0Q acres good grain land, well
improved ana iuily stocked with cattle
'nd sh'epi viii sell an or partnership.
cheap Herbert L. Reed < Co., Montana
bunk.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
WANTED

wANTED-Pnplis In French. Mile. May.
ronno VIII meet her Saturday morning
French class at tho auditorium every
saturday At II u. m. A few more pupila
cnn be accommodated. Tuition, 81 per
month.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THE WINDSOR HOUSE.
p. A. Glnchereau, Proprietor.
a nrst-class hotel on the American and
European plans. Steam heat and excel
lent accommodations. Rates SIS per day
and upwards.

sTOCKW ELLIS the name Of the new
hotel recently opened to the public. New
~ furnished and fitted with steam heat.
electric Hight. electric call and return
bells; In fact all the modern improve
ments Centrally located. Warren street
near Broadway. q. a Stockwell, pro-
prietor.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
NOTICE or sTocKHoLDEHB MEET.

Notice Us hereby given OF tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Helena
National bank Of Helena. Moutnnu. 10 bo
held at the banking office Of That nsro-
oiati0n between the hours ~ 10 a. u. upd
four y. m. IN the 8th lay Of January. IS1j
The purposes Of such mcctln; bclu. tba
oiectlon or thirioDu directors FOR tho IN.
suing year. and also voting on the propo.
sitlon OF voluntary liquidation Tor the pur-
posc Of consolidating with the First Ma
tlonal bank of Hclcna. Montana, ana pricb
other business as may properly be brought
before tho meeting.
GEO. +. COPE, Cashier.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
REST COTTAGE

Mrs. G. NJ Kellogg calls her BOARDING
house, NJ 20 North Benton avenue, Rest
Cottage IL is appropriately named, our
friends will tind IL delightful plare %
eat a meal or spend q few days. or 10
make a permanent home, lIur terms ara
very reasonable, Steam heat
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THIS PAPER

ls kept on file at E G. DAKE's Advertise
Ing Agency, q and Is Merchants EX.
change. San Francisco Cal. whore con.
tractH for adycrtHng can be made for Il.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

ONLY INrELLIuCNr ADVERTISING
pays rhr AdVtftlseFo Bargain Book
containing tuu Information on circulation
and rates OF all leading dntucg, wccklies,
magazines agricultural and religious pa
pers ana many interesting comhinhuon9
and suUgcsuons how TO succeed hy ad-
vcrtlslng, sent TO any address lor lOc. The
most valuable book Of this kind, Address
International Newspaper Advertising
Agency ii9 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, m
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THE BROADWAY CARE.
Denver Block

The most centrally located family res
tnurant In the city. Easy OF access and
the table is tho best 10 he found any
where. Terms very reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
NOTICE or sTocKH0LpaRs' MEET

TO - I'-IF VI y ~ TNTITT TIITNW "
JNii
Notice Is brrolw av"E th0t the Ga;
general 9tookholIeu' nceima nf thp
BEAVER Greek Cold Mining company wil
le held a The Office OF Walsh * Newman.
in the Power building, iu thc ciiy Of Hcl.
ena. colnty Of Lewis and clarke, rtato
of Mcnt9na, on Monday the 2vh agy OF
December, 1891 az ,wo o'r'9.L %, m
A, A. i.AFHEJr. Secretary,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
ARLINGTON HOTEL
DYER & DOUGHTY. Proprletors.

Fireproof building and one OF the largest
in the city; all modern conYcnienceB; cen
trany located on Main street; electric cars
pass to All railroad depots; IN excellent
table. Rates. sl25 TO $40 per day. Nos
III. ll3, tl5 Main street
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
wANrnn-MisokILANKous

sss,-S-----s---s-s~--N-->-
MANfEp-Ali kinds OF furniture ami
household goods. James Twitord. North
Main street,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

whsn BABY rss scS, We gave her Castoris.
Wnsr she was Child, she cricd Tor castoria.
Whon shc became Mis-, she ,lung to CaTioriA.
WAsa shs had Children, she gave the.n CastoriA.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

PlANO-for sale or rent, nice upright;
Tor cash or on easy payments, Address
EoX en city,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
0rris Employment Agency
u. North Main st TslspaonsiJL

Woman cook. East Helena, SEQ.
Woman cook. Marysville.
Two dining room girls, $50.
Girl for general housework. In city.
one ror country, so.
Man waiter, $50.
Plano Tor sale cheap.
Bedroom suite for sale cheap.
VIII cash time checks.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

NANTEp-sheep preferred OF cattle 60
winter on shares, A good range uuO a
under fence unlimited supply OF water
Address John McGlnncss, Cascade, Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

The universal paper patterns are the
best. For sale at the Bce Hive. Dc
cember Fashion Monthly Is now ready.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
ME PALMER HousE.

J. q. d. Sullivan, Proprietor.
Centrally located with modern con-
venleBceH. First class accommodation
for trnnslenta, al reasonable rates,
Headquarters for mining men, Main
street. foot OF Grand. Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Helena Employment Agency
W. Il. Cook. Proprietor.
q Edwards Street. Telephone SSo

-WANTS-
women cooks $50 each.
Colorcd woman cook for city.
waitresses $50 ana S2S.
Little Rirl 10 nurse child.
Second girl for family In city; S2S.
ALSO. ring up McCalt's oil wagon for
Elaine. by case or can; bulk oil and gaso-
line In any quantity. All telephone calls
up to six p. m. promptly answered.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
TIE BRISTOL

Flnlny Urquhnrt, Prop.
Strictly n.st class. with gas. steam heat.
electric light. and elevator service. All
street carr pass the door. Corner Main
aud State streets.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THE BRANDON CAFE,
Under the Grandon hotel.
Erickson & Cavanaugh. Props.

The best dining room In the city. Home
cooking. home delicacies. Board by the
day or month.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

MISS GERTRUDE HARRISON win re-
ceive pupils in voice culture; Italian
facthod No. 6l3 Homlock, west side.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
UTAH.
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
G, G. Wilbur. Tslace Hotel. San Francisco
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

C. !, Hood s ca, Lowell, Mass.i
"Gcn'iemen;-t am glad 10 tell you that
layo been Giyeu good hcnl;h by Hoods
Sgysauaylla, Eor three years was an in
valid. suffering terribly from
Nervousness and Lanenoss.
-IWas 50 nervous could not hca- tho lcasi
noise, and / had W Walk Wan tru,Shcs ;ot
six xmonJNs. a. ,oulI nos pat 0ao of rayieet
10 tho Noor, Physicians did not do mo auy
good. so friend told mo TO get hoo"s Sar'
sapasilla, but
Said There Was No Use.
SIIowcycr, af,cr thinking the matter over, do
clGcd TO give e. a trial. aud have taken six
bottles OF Hood's SaFsaparilla, and tho re-
suit Is that am we'll IS any oac could Wish
TO he, and eau do any Kind ct work. al.
Nlsc ~, my friends 10 take lloot's Sarsapa-
r,la f1r 1 believe IL viii do theE eood.'
MISS srsir norsnN Coliog, California.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
I Said There was No use.

Hoods Pills cTc liver Ills. constipation,
bllonsuess. janndcc. sick headache, Indigestion
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

FURNITURE FOR SALE nt half it.
value. James Twiford, North Main st.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
81 Broadway, Helena. Montana.
First Glass Rooming House.

Has neatly furnished rooms Mt reason
able rates. Steam heat, electric lights,
all modern convenences. American and
European plan. Dining room In connec-
tion. First class tables. Board 81 per
week. Special rates to regular bonrders.
MRS. e, II. WOOD.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

MINNESOTA
Wilbur Tsbbils .... e. McrehAn Hstsl, g. Paul
willard 3. Dsnnis zee. ...... Hotel Ryan Bt PAA
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

EOlt RENT House; 2QG South Bcuttic
direct. MN rooms, bath and furnace.
Price, Including walcr, yij.
HEHBERT n. REED & co. Montana
bank, have Tho largest rent. sale ana
trade llFt in Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

N grounl nolr Fort Harrison, E1zslzNN n
s9 by. room asg:s s "a, sSs ls,s ~
N 80 Tor month luJs l-toom dNelllng. ~
81 Eighth svcnue, noAr Rodney llltKXM &
TsQ2zzzzszsQxissE,l<szElszxzEIzruxszME
- -.
Helena Employment Agency
W. II. Cook. Proprietor.
q Edwards Street. Telephone SSo
WANTS
| women cooks; $50 each.
! Colored woman cook for city.
| Mattresses $50 and S2S.
Little Rirl 10 nurse child
Second girl for family In city; S2J.
ALSO. ring up McCairs oil wagon for
Elaine, by case or can; bulk oil and gaso-
line In any quantity. All telephone calls
up to six p. m promptly answered.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
~~-~-~-~~~-~~~~~~N-~-~~-~~~Ns
wANTED-A situation by a competent
girl for general housework, Inquire
2i9 Cutler street.
FIRST CLASS sTENoGRAPHER desires
situation; can furnish own machine, Ad-
dress c. w. c., this office.
SITUATION wANTED-To work out by
The day or hour, or like 10 90 nursing;
$40 week Address 62g Hillsdale avenue.
Situation by woman with
small child. VIII work for board Ad-
dress Box s95, City T., O.
WANTED-Work by the day Call at 3l5
Joliet street.
SITUATION wANTED-By girl to do sec
ond work or take care Of children. Cali
i2l Park avenue.
| SITUATION WANTED-I}y girl to do gem
eral housework, Address 80 Pine street
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN desires
| position ~ housekeeper, city or coun-
Try Address r. o, Box no.
SITUATION wANTEp-By a first class
cook TO take charge OF a Kitchen. hotel
or restaurant, Address A. ". this office
WORK WANTED-To 40 out from hons,
wages moderate; no washing, but cook
ing or upstairs work. A. independent
! WANTED-To take care OF a few rooms,
! bY lady llglnR home. or 10 assist with
housework or baking. a, Independent
stTL ATIDNs HANTEB-IALE.
.~~-,e~->O~.~-~--~~.~J~-~
! WAETED-SltuatlOn by colorcd man and
vito IN private family Man as coach
man. had experience woman, iirst-class
/ cook Please call for o. address Samuel
A. Lundy. at the Helena National bank.
! NASTED-Cg Cglsrsd man wants position
| as r1aohmbn or any Kind OF work Ex-
! porou,e and good references, l4 n.
! Ewing street
a MIDDLE AGED MAN lately from the
[ cG { desires situation in grocery store
h,udcriuads horses thoroughly ,tan write
| 1E1 tall, EnEiish. Frrueh and Spanish
! Inquire no Wuds9r hotel, Main street,
/ lleltun,
! -yANTED-h position as salesman. or
w1n3 accept any position where the
! sci"jloeG of "a good rngiier Is needed. Am
willing 10 work on commission. r. B. D..
Independent Office.
z
UiLr FEMALE
----'N---~-----~----0~-@ ~~0---""---7'"~~~--~-'
IGIRl. WANTED ior general homework
o' 525 Itrts Vs"ot
! WANTED-CIlofI2 or w. to rprc FOR year
old lrby. rood wages ~ Hsht party.
Addf'a. ila 'hau"cr 'roct.
MANTEp-A' oaca Young girl 10 take
care Ot children auh NOrg around house.
Address T., boS sll, Helena Mont
HILr WAN1ED-MA
LIVE MAN with {g1 cash can make from
ti5 M tu weekly hy half Hn hours work
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

tUit HENrH rtNNlSIED UuoNs.
--.s.. 81 - -- - =.
FOR Rl2NT-Fumlshed rooms guitnble
for housekeeping or roomcrs: slt IIol-
linB avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08

The statement 10 made by the Telegraph
that although . report Of experts on the
accounts OF sx.Trcasurcr Ames shows
Amss to hs in default to the amount Of
ts.sci.5t. nothing has been done toward
collecting the alleged deficiency.
This statement 10 false, ~ the Telegraph
may learn from the public records. On
May 18th. immediately after the fling Of
the report Of the experts. y resolution was
passed instructink the corporation counsel
to commence actions against all public
oflicsais In default by the misuse Of public
moneys. and against their bondsmsn for
tho recovery OF these smounta Further
more the house Of delegates, . body COM
posed entirely Of Republicans. specially
Instructed the corporation counsel to In
stitats proceedings against ex-Treasurer
Ames for the amount alleged TO b due.
The CORPORATION counsel has since that
date taken steps preliminary to beginning
such actions. He 10 also engaged in max
ing preparations for bringing suits to re-
cover the large amounts LEFT encollected
by the former administration on the Krux
deficiency, tho Gallahcr embes element,
the Wilson shortage and other Official pee
uiasions which left the city in Q ban <.
rupied condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08
raE xao INDUSTRY AND ruE
WILSON TARIFF.

In 1879 before the duty on eggs VA,
changed ey the McKinlsy tariff of October.
iSo. We hoagh, from foreign countries nj.
mos. i6,oc .ooo dozen eg1s and paid 10 Tor.
csgn farmers almost s2&2nooo This rep
resented oyer Is cents Cor each dozen Of
the foreign egss. Such . large quantity.
nearly Il. 600 900 dozen Of eggs In . year.
over i.sss 40 dosen . month. evsr 30. 0oo
dozen week. nearly 5000 dozen of for
eisa egys day in our markets. had visit
BILE eject upon our supply. II sla,ted
cur markets and ehsapensc the price for
American eggs.
Between 1855 aud fss0 there MAS no tariff
upon esgs. The hen proaucs Of the Amer
lean farmer, raised by the American farm
er's wife, a. sold In the American mar
ksts In open composition with the ssSs
laid by hens 10 Canada, in Austria, Bel
sian. China. Denmark, France, Gsrmsny.
England, Scotland, Italy. Japan. Mexico,
the Netherlands and Cuba From isss 10
'So when Ne had free trade in sSxs ~s
Imported raoze than rs. SO. 100 aossn eSr,
every year. or over i2sSlSoo dorsn Of
foreign eggs we're sold ia this country in
eight years, During tas eight years ne
PAID away 70 foreign farmers more than
SIS. sso.oco for eggs alone in good Aneri-
can money. We paid away over g. ss. op
every year for foreign exss: Almes, $so.9o
every week OF the eight years sent abroad
81 fosesSa farmers,
The Xeksaisy sAssc pas ds,y of B
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08
Sealing News Rrem Jspsn-
vie4oris Times


The Northern Pacific steamer Tacoma
did not bring much news from the sealing
feet In japanese waters. Very few vessels
had been in port, eli being At work on the
sealing grounds. Il. P. Rithet 4 ca re-
csived . letter from the Yokchama CORE
spondents saying that the v ictoria schooner
Maud 8. had called in and discharged SSS
skins. her catch up TO IN early date in
May, and also that the schooner Dora
Steward had returned almost Immediately
after leaving, TO get another cook. The
latter gave NO catches E. B. Marvin d
Co. received . short letter from Capt. ]. G.
Cox. He wrote that Capt. Edward Shields,
Of the schooner May Belle. had reached
hs S:s nn IN s. s. Tine lime % .9 may
called into port or been spoken. There
was very heavy gale on May n, but no
disasters resulting from IL had been r.
ported. He also mentioned the Steward
and Maud s.
The Herald Nail summary gives the fol-
lowing:
1.-THE American schooner BONANZA ar
rived in port last night May I'D and the
captain reports that his crew OF ten Jap
aness refused duty on the 7th of May.
They we're then pus at aud ne made for
Capt Mclean reports that on the I'D
of April he picked mp two boats from the
May Belle, which had separated from the
vessel four days previously. The hunters
names are r. Perrer and r. Cohn. The
BONANZA had Loss sealskins. She sailed
again on May Ia
1.-THE Edward B. Webster left Yokohama
on May II for the sealing grounds. The
Britain cruiser Caroline left Yokohama on
May II for Bering zee, and the United
Stafes cruiser Concord followed on May l0
There was vsgue rumor afioat TO the Of
feet that two other schooners had been
wrecked, but it was not mentioned in any
of tho letters received and cannot BE- given
much credence."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08

cenfs poe dosen % foreign ekp - - %
prossct the fnrmsx'a sgs haskss. SD this
prossesion bexsa On October 8 Ina We
smporssd seariy lon dosen foreign esss
lsss hist year thas ID fsse. vhsn there -
No psuseessoa. Hat look b1ek ss the Gk-
urss for she nsxs three yeas-Aow t1of.
ie1 and aaA In ISL - bought usaTfy
7s0oo.ao0 dossn fofsign sgxS less than h
100 svsn. nsasiy il-u10.m0 dossn less II
fsc. and nearly f2.1U 90 dosen less N
isG In 1888 ve paid to foreign farmers
isss thsa 4sUaoo, sna - nsed u pay
over 81 se40w ssssy yeas fos foreign eEEs
VIXEN sssrs was - psossetsoa- The rss1it
VS. shss - only bought egg. snd not
nearly 20 msny Of them. from Csnsds,
and from China for the Chinese In Cali
forniA Bot ws bought mons from Austria
or Belgium, Francs. Germany. Engisnd,
Scotland. Italy OF the Netherlands Pro-
tsctson keeps the European eggs sxcjs-
sively ont Of the country, and aimess
entirely gave the Amssicsn market 70
American farmeTs' sgg1
undsr the Wilson tariH bin there = -
be no mors profession for American segA
American farmers cannot cell thsir sexs In
Canada. because thsre are bat half dozen
small markets in that country. vith . total
population Of only ons-foufth - large
~ New York city. This = oss rsar
SON. The other reason b that Canada
protects her farmers BY . tar Of 5 cents
pr dossn upoa Americas eggs. - - 70
prevent American farmers from selling
there The Mckinley tariff protected our
farmers. but the free trade Wilson tsri6
does not The fres trade tariff throws tbs
American marksts opsa free 70 the Cans
dian farmers whils the Canadians tai the
American farmers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08

John Fisks. vhe b good historical ~
thorisy. holds inst NE trainers u the con-
stisstion msaat 70 prohibit the power 70
make pspsr nolss legal sssdsr. The grsst
tasissa. Naashail. wshssss. Story, Curtis
aad Nelson agrssd that the constitution
psas1isalIy prohibited IT. and Mr.. Fisks
bsaisvss that there III little doubt thas the
lssas tsndsr set Of lsa2 was passsd In
1AsFant violation AZ the constitution, !"
nd he further says. that the framsrs Of
The consultation when they refused TO
grant such powsr firmly believed that this
was suf1sisnt: thas u Was tantamount 70
ahsoines prehibssion.
In our judgment congrsss when II
passsd The cot psooahly had little
doubt that their action vas uncoustitu-
tioaai. but evsn II u had bssn directly
prohibited Il h quite probable the oct
would have bssn passed. Some jugsls Of
words, some psttifosging construction
would have served the purpose, for the
vsxy good reason that In var time laws
are silsnt The legal tsndss act was
really forcsd through congress - . war
measure; Il Was NOT the only oct Of clearly
unconstitutional authority that WAS passed
during the great war for the Union. Its
passags WAS simply saying 10 tho people,
.'Your money or the nations life. and
the people patrioticaliy consented in war
time TO tho sacriiics il sntailsd and did NOT
care to inquire deeply into iss constitu-
tionaltty, or into Its wisdom a. matter Of
permanent financial policy.