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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13

Boys High Cut Shoes, sizes II
to-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sl.OO
Misses School Shoes, sizes IL
to 2................ SlsOO
Boys High Cut Shoes, sizes 3
10 ...'..'''' P1sOV
Boys High Cut Shoes, Lace and
Button, IL TO .Slsz0
Boys Shoes, Lace and Button, all
solid, 3 TO 5.................$ l.O w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Now on sale at this popular and progressive =
How will these prices agree with your PuIo.'

30 pieces Lancaster Gngbam "a
i case Bignt HrOun0 PrlntS
Bales Extra Good A Unbeached Muslin.
One lot Best Dark Prints and
One lot Fine Zephyr add Dress Gnghams -
your No indeed Neither 90
ate profit other goods the values Of which are more
witness these additional prices
Beautiful Striped Wash Silks
Pure Japanese Silks, plain coors
Fine Cgeam Habuta Silks.
Plain Atwood Henrieitas all colors t
c. pons, all the DELEGATE tins az
Stylish Atwood Mixed Suitugs -
Atwood Chalies
Pure White Terry Towels, sizes 20x43, only. N
One Beached and Unbleached Table Damasks '..'
lot Unbeacbei Table Damasks ..4P
Good Mixed Seamless Half Hose -
Childrens Superior Seamless Fast Black Ribbed 80
Wrappers made OF Merrmack Print.
Genuine LonsdBe Muslin Night Dresses large sizes
late for special sale.
Other arrivals the prices Of which will be Poo, w.,
Prestlcy's New SILK Warp "Eudora," the great qu So
Antique Silks Neat aud Pretty Printed French
in Plain and Brocaded Grounds Oganoe Drsosas
Seersucsers Figured Crepe and if
Printed Dimitfes and Irish Lawns Swiss
ANTIQUE EmbroIdees Matched and Unmatched %. -
Edges Match Widths Black, Cream and Eefu ~
Lace Curtains at lowest prices ever known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
BUTCHERS PROTEST.
And Ask for Reduction of Market stall
Rent.

And Ask for Reduction of Market Stall
Rent.
At the session of the Committee on
Mardets, the following came up:
$40 the Hon. Mayor and Council of the City
Of Wheelin0;-
I'VE, the undersigned, on behalf of them
selves and the other butchers Of the City
Of Wheeling, renting stalls in the two
market houses Of said city, represent that
the present prices fixed as an annual rental
for said stalls are excessive. Cleveland,
o.. and other cities. for the same accom-
modations and better market houses,
with larger patronage, only ask and re-
ceive the sum, as we are informed, OF
$50 per year rental, while we
are asked and required TO pay the sum of
$50 per annum. AS a consequence, all OF
their stalls are rented, while great num-
Der, on account of the high price in this city,
remain idle and unOccupied. We do not
ask an unreasonable reduction, and for the
reasons above given and the hard times,
&c, we humbly ask you TO fix the annual
rental for the ensuing year at $40 per an
mum. BY so doing you will be dealing just
ly by us, and will, we think, ensure
greater revenue to the city by the renting
of all the stalls in the two market houses.
Hoping it may be your pleasure to grant
US our request, we are your humble petit
TONERS, sc.
CHARLES HOFFMAN,
'Prest Butchers Assn.
&c H. MEDICK,
"Pres't Butchers Protection Assn.
This paper, which came from the
First Branch, was discussed rather ex-
tenslvely. Some Of the Committee
thought there ought to be general re-
duction on all stalls, taxing in hucksters
as we'll as others, while Messrs. Zoeck-
Ter and KalbitZer adduced arguments
to show that the butchers were now
paying twice as much as hucksters, and
on top of that had to pay for gas. They
thought there ought TO be reduction
Of rent, and arc lights put in, so as to
relieve the butchers of gas bills. To
Offset this Mr.. Kreiter thought the
butchers had the best stalls. made the
most money, and ought to be
satisfied. He said he would
take an inside stall at $50, il he could
got one, but he could not, and had to
stand on the curb, and Mr.. Bachmann
was with him. After talking 1t over
pro and con, motion to reject resulted
in a vote of to 2. The talk was then
resumed, and finally the communication
was laid on the table and resolution
drawn, instructing the Gas Trustees to
equip the interior Of the two market
houses with arc lights, six in the lower
market and four in the Second ward; in
the lower market two lights to be placed
in the new building and two on each
side of the old building, and in the
Second ward market two to be placed in
zach division
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
$PECTAI

Ten I1ieces Black A-soL -.
inche3wide 40 51crnA
Wqare now reeaiginsa.noi ~
DreS Good.
leO pounds Live Gees, F,ilm Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13

Third Excursion TO Warrington, d. C.,
ana Baltimore via b. q d.
Thursday. March sth. Round trip
$1,000. Tickets good ten days. Trains
leave Wheeling at 1910 and sos a. NJ,
and 1:25 and 5:35 p. IN. feb1l,13,15.I7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Hin
WRAPSl

VIII be sold at your ON r,.R.
unreasonable $50 aIi tt,s =.
choice (match) CURTAIN ry1; ~
You will need Chem tht,rr,
now when you can se, thea.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
JOTTISGs ABOUT TOWN.

But six more days for registration, and
then the game closes.
All patriotic citizens who have not reg
lstercd should attend 20 Il to-day.
Congressman Hartman will address a
republican meeting at the auditorium to-
night
Notice TO avoid forfeiture OF the Can
yon creek placer was fled by w. A.
Morby.
There viii be a regular meeting OF the
Helena Lodge OF Elks at eight o'clock
this evening.
Judge Buck. In the district court, yes
tcrday naturaliEed thirty-seven foreign
born citizens.
NJ. W. johnson has gone to the north.
crn part OF the county In the interest OF
Helena for the capital
Lester s. Clark has bought from Helen
II. Reeves lots 10 II, block 93. Northern
Pacific second addition, for SIZES
James s. Keerl and william Harrison
90 to the Flathead country tomorrow to
do some work on the capital question.
w. r. Cox transferred 10 Matte A.
Yost lots 3 and 8. block l92 Ames addi-
ton, for 81 and other considerations.
The man who does not get his name on
the registration books in the next six
days will lose his chance to vote on
Nov. G.
Joseph p. Flick. the old timer, who
died Monday. was buried yesterday The
Masonic order attended and the burial
was IN the old cemetery.
The teachers bible class will meet at
ST. Peters church at eight o'clock this
evening. The Children OF Christ will
be the subject for special consideration.
The Young Mems Capital Club has
established quarters in rooms one and
two, Hotter block, where foreign-born cit
izens desiring to be naturalized can re-
celve all needed information.
The Great Northern time card went
into effect yesterday. The west-bound ex-
press made the remarkable time of IS
minutes in the last seventeen miles OF Its
run, In order 10 get here on time. and II
did IL.
The concert and hop for the benefit of
Temple EMANUEL. at the auditorium las
night. was fairly well attended, and the
programme gave entire satisfaction TO
the audience, as was evidenced by the
applause and encores. The concert was
followed by a hop. in which all terpsl-
ohoreally inclined Joined. and enjoyed
themselves until an early hour OF tht
morning.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
E.entslnn Rats. Z. California.

The Northern Pacific railroad has
placed on sale daily round trip tickets
TO California points, az follows:
Helena IN San Franc isco and return,
going via Spokane, Tacoma and Port
land. and returning same way, g75.
To San FrHnclEco. going via Spokane.
Tacoma ana Portland. and returning
via Ogden and iuuc. 800,
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane.
Thcoma au Portland, entering san
Francisco Iu ono direction either going
OF rcturuiuw, 49,
To Los AnEel"s. going via Spokane.
Tacoma, Portland ana San Francisco.
and returning via Sacramento and Og-
den. 500 so.
Tlckots are limited 10 sixty days FOR
going passage. good u return at any
time within final limit OF six months
from date uf issue,
The scenery via the Northern Paclnn
ana Mount shasta route ls unequaled
Passengers got magnificent view Of
Mount shasta from observation cars.
For further Information. sleeping car
reservations, etc. call on or address
A, -. EDGAR,
General Agent. Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

CHERIFFs sALE-MARY II. BUTLER,
- plaintiff. Va. Oliver "A. Stanton, de.
tendant.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
aud decree Of foreclosure and Gale Issued
cut OF the district court OF the First Judi
cial district OF the state Of Montana, In
aud for the county OF Lsviu aud Clarke. on
the 9Th day Of October A. ID. 1894. IN the
above entitled action, wherein Mary X.
Butler. the above named plaintiff, obtained
judgment and decree OF foreclosure and
sale against Oliver N. Stanton, defendant
on she Bed day OF October, A. ID. 1894. for
the sum Of &2Glh90, besides Interest coats
and attorneys ices, which said dsotss was,
on the 3td day OF Ootobe', A. ID. 1894 REQ
orded IN Judgment book No. :, OF said
court, at page, an commanded to coll
oil those certain lota rieces or parcels Of
land, situate, lying and being In the county
Of Lewis aud ClAiks, state Of hontAna,
aud bounded and described % follows. to-
wit:
Lots numbered twsniy-slght (2s) aud
twenty. nine (29l. ia block numbered forty
two l42) in tho LsnoK addition 10 the olty
OF Helena. said lots AAvinR a combined
t:ontago on Whine avsnue Of fitty tb0) feoi
and dspth Of one hundred and twenty
hye (l25) feet 10 an alley, soeordinR 70 and
ne aAid lota and block are moe partieulsrly
described upon the official plat OF the said
named addition now on fllo In the manner
crowded by Law in the olieo Of the csunty
clerk aud recorder OF the said oouAty OF
Lewis aud Clarke.
Together with all and singular The tone
mentr. hsTsditamonh and Appurtsnanoas
theTsunto belonging or In Any vlso apgsr-
tanning.
Public notice Ia hsrsby given that on
Friday, the 2GLh day Of Oeloboi, A ID. 1894 al
" o'clock IN. Of that dAy, ~ The ffont door
OF the court house, Helena, ,Lbvls and Ols1ks
county. MoutanS. 1 vill, In obsdlsnos TO
said order OF aale ana decree Of foreclosure
and sale. sell the above described property,
or 90 mach thereof "a mas be necessary 10
uAtlgfy sAid Judgment With Interest and
ooa,s, 20 the highest and bss, bidder. for
cash in hand.
Given nndsr my hand ,his 5ih tar of 90.
toboF. A. ID. 1894.
CiiARLrs ID. Cunrfs. Sheriff.
By FRKD T.. HoaA, Undsr Sheriff.
MoConnell. Ciaybsrs d uann. plainiias
attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TN the DISTRICT COURT OF TnE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ Firsl Judicial distrie, OF tho stats Of
Aontana, 10 and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. Notice 10 creditors
Estate of Matthias DuokneL deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given by the undersigned.
adminiatrAtor With the will annexed OF the
estate OF Matthias Buokns', deceased, to
the creditors OF. and oil psfsons having
claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary voachars within
four months aftot tho hFst pubuoation OF
this notice. 10 the said administrator with
ths will ANNEXED, At the law once OF Mas.
g. ma Ballard. room & Gold block, In The
city OF Hslsna. In the oounty OF Lewis and
Clarke, state OF Montana, this samo being
the place for the transaction OF the busl.
ness of said estA,e IN che county OF Lswis
and Clarke. Jas. N. TuoKkR
Admlnisiratof With ihs will AnneIel of ths
estate OF Matthias BuokasL deceased.
Dated OeA 2 1884.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

DROPO5ALs-sEALED PROPOSALS
L will ho received at the ofilee Of ths uu-
dersigned until l2 M, October %, 1904 for
grading and timber calveIis according 10
specifications on flle. of tho county road
from Brosdwater hotel 20 q roint near ths
center Of section Ia, h. 10, n. T. ". The
roadway thtouQh Harrison Boulevard 10 be
AZ foot wide. 4 900 fest long. thence 8. 200 feet
TO center Of section 10, 10 bs 30 fee, wide.
The approximate estimate 10 $50 cubic
yards OF earth excavation and Is, 100 feet d.
NJ. pine or or lumber for . oulyerts
Also grading Montana Avenue county
road from a point one-foufth OF a milo
south Of Ten Mile Bridge. thence moth lsl
miles "a Montana University. The foad-
way 10 DO ~ foot wide. The app oxlmlts
estimate ls 1900 cubic yards earth exoava-
ton and 1900 feet b. NJ. Of nr or pine
lumber for culvsrta The work will be
done to the satisfaction aud aceeptsnce of
the oounty surveyor.
BY order OF the Board Of County Com
missionsrs. J. :. TooKrn Clerk.
Datod Hsisna, Sept "a 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
COMPLEXION POWDER
Is an nhaolute necessity Of refined toilet IN
this climate. PoExonis combines every
element Of beauty and purity.

NOTICE TO ELECTORATE THE
" sleetoiH of rseistfation district No. D.
comprising East Helena, French bar hn
Spokane Of Lewis aud Clarke county. state
OF AontAnA. Tbs undsrsiRnod registry
agent for said districts hereby aivet no,ies
that be will cit 70 tbs purpose OF fsais.
tatlsn Of voters within each and evety
tToeinoi OF his election dislrist upon tho
dat'u and OF the plAoss a. follows
In ptsolnol No. 30, Eabt Helena, Oct. o.
10, II, II, l3. 10, ig aud II al the rsaidenos
Of J. y. Clark on Main street. East Helena,
In prSsinot No 81, Ool. Is, 10 and 10 at
Benton's house on Csnysn Ferry road ana
spokane creek.
AZ Vrsoinot Ne. 30 ocl. 22. q. e. 2s. 20
"a. 20 and 10 a. the Tssidsnos Of j. r. CLARK
on Main street. East helena.
The home ONE, will be a. the Tesldsnos
Of j. 2. CLARK on Main stTss. Rast Holsna.
Tbs hou's for registration will be from 10
a. M. till 10 p 70. (omitting tho houis from
" 10 one and SIX 10 soVon D. m., on eli
legal days FROM Oct. 10 oct. 30. both in
elusive. .. S. CLARK, Registry Agent
East Helena, Mont, OeL 8. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the time for the reeistrasion of the
names OF tho qualified electors In Election
District No fou, In the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. and state of Montana. prior 10
the general election. TO be held on Tuss-
day. the sixth day OF Novembe,. 1894. for
tho said county OF Lewis and Clarke. will
expire at ten o'clock p. m. on the thirtisth
cay OF Ootobsr. A. ID. 1894.
Tho names Of the several precincts or
polling places embraced in said Election
District No. four are as follows, Kssslef's
Mouth Of Nelson and Butte.
Il. n. fLoYD-JosEs. Registry Agent
f eetion Distric, No. four. Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Real Estate


ss2oo-ksat Groom brick dwelling on Clarke
street, hath, etable good lott $500 down
sLsO.l-room brick dwelling on Harrison
N0O-l lisndeome brick dwelling on Benton
ssonpo, within hve minutss' walk from Main
tissc-A N odsrn dwelling on west eido, noar
henlon aysnus' seven rooma bath, $3.50 down.
p,6so-Neat dwelling on Peosta avenue, near
henton avenue seVcn rooms stable; t2O0 down.
balance on easy tormA
SDo-Neat dwelling ot three rooms AmAll
table, city water, lot s01llO on South Rodney,
sabOi-h Handsome dwelling, nine rooma. bath
fuTnAcs stationary tabs stable. hnlf nod in hard
wood; on West Side, $500 down.
N.i00-Nest cottage en- kighth avsnuo, near
electric llAa four ROOMS eellar closet, pantry,
Zine ranch In Bitter Root yallsy, eos acres.
feneei, ample wAtor, log house cabin, barn.
stable, ErAnary, meat houfo. HhsdA and canals;
near county Aeat convent and school. Win e1-
change fIr halena property,
RAneh near Dearborn. 100 acres patented.
bulldlnEs timber water IN ortgago OF 5000. 10
run three years VIII take 100 o0rda Of wood
for OQulty, or will tlks cattle or horses.
Ranch Of 400 acres near Logan, 800 under Gull
iiyati0n, ample water fenced, excellent hay
ranch, wall situated TO command Helena and
Butte mArkots, ample bnildings. Prloc, includ-
ing lot OF farm Implements and twonty head
Of horses, sll,2b per aero
Housoa FOR rent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the time for tie registration of the
names Of tho qualified electors in Election
Dis, ios No. 8. In the county Of Lewis snd
Clarke, and state Of Montana. rriot 10 the
general election. TO be held on Tuesday. the
siI,h day OF November. 1894. for the said
county OF Lswis and Clarke. will expire ai
ten O'Clock p. IN. on the thiftisth day Of
October. A. ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places emb sosd in said Election
District No. 3 are as follows: Precinct No.
IL, Sixth ward postoffiee building. No.
l407 Helena avenue; Pisoinoi No. IL. Sixth
wald, Boylss real estate agency. No. 1909
Helena avenue; Precinct No. 2S. College
Place. Johnson's store: Prseinet No. 29
Valley, Wafrsn's school house.
PKTER CAAERor. RsgistrJ Agent
Election District No. 3 Lewis and Clarke
county. hoRianA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE TO CREDIrORS-INT THE Dis
~ tfiet eonrt OF the First judicial distriot
Of the atats OF Montsna, In and for the
county OF Lswis and Clarke. Estats OF
HfEskiah Hardgrovs, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned,
edminlsirator OF the estate OF Hszskiah
Hsrdgrove. deceased. 20 tho creditors OF,
aud all persons having claims against the
said deceased, TO exhibit tbsm with tho
necessary voucher. within four months
sftor tho @ al publication Of this notice, 10
the said Administrator at the law Office Of
Masssna Bullaid. room 8 Gold block, In
tho city Of Helena. in the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, stats Of Montana, the sams
being tho place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate In the county Of
Lewis aud Clarke.
JoHN ". HARDoRovE.
Administrator Of the estate Of Hezskiah
Hardarove.
Dated Oct. 18th. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

roTICE-Io THE ELECTORS OF
IN registration district No. 3. com ris-
ing the Sixth ward. College Place and Val
le designs atsd respectively as the Eleventh,
Twelfth. Twenty. slghth and Twenty ninth
preoine,a Lswis Ahd Clarke eounty, Mon
tanh. The updsrsigned roRiat agent for
said district hereby giyes notice that he
will sit. for the purpose OF rcgist alton Of
voters, within each and oyerS preoinct 10
his election dist lot upon the dates and at
tho tlaoes named as foliowsi
Oct 0. 10. ll-Boyle'A real estate agonoy.
No. 1909 Helona avenue, for precinct No
12. Sixth ward.
Oct 12, l3-- wArron'a school house. VAL
ioT, fo' preoine. No. ~.
Oet. 1b, lG-Collses Place. Johnson's
stors, for nrso,nst No. %.
Oct. 17-lioJls's real estate AGENCY, No.
1893 Helena avenue for precinct No. IL,
Sixth ward.
Oct. 10. 10, a-Norihs'n Pacific depot.
pos,ofroo building. No. 1907 Helena avenue.
Tor precinct No. fl. Sixth ward.
Dot "a. 28, e. 20. 20 "a, 20 D-DoTlss
real estate sgonoy. No. 1900 Helena hVonne,
for precinct No. ~, Sixth ward.
The home ofil0s will be ~ BeylsS real
estate aGeneT, No. 1909 Hslona avssus.
The hours OF registration will be between
10 O'Clock e. m. and 10 o'clock p. m. on all
legal days. emitting the houra from ~ 10
Que .. o.. and sir 30 seven ., tn, from Oot.
10 Oct 10. both inclusive.
PHtKR CANNON, Registry Agent
HelenH, Mont, Oct. 4 1854
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Arrivals =, the GRAND o.a,r.,.

John p. McCabe. James Lindell. East
Helena; C. w. Reynolds and wife, Win
ston; r, L. Macdonald. Great Falls; w.
C. Mahurin. Marysville; w. II. Permphy,
Seattle; F. r. Bradbury, Billings; James
Mckee, Lake View. CAL; chas. Watson.
Marysville; c. w. Dodge. Winston; John
Weber, Basin; Hugh Reese. Avon; John
c. Wilson. st. Paul; W. s. Eddleman, Ma
rysville; ]. ]. Oliver. ST. Paul; II. II. Pot
ting. Marysville; B. J. Gardiner. Los
Angeles; Geo. NJ willard. Seattle; B. p.
Greene Havre; W. s. Dodge, Winston;
5. NJ. Long, Hope; Herman Leek. Mime
apolls; p. w. Cummings. Livingston; p
J. Kelly. ogdensburg. n. y; J. r. w
Stout, Townsend.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
No. 3tT6.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Z. g. LAND OFFICE.

Z. z LAND UFFIcE
HELENA, Mont, tept ". 1894
Notice Ia hereby giyon. that hobart s AAle has
this day filed application for patsnt, under the
mining laws Of congress, for the Jreloar mill
lite, designated as survey No. 4tsi. situated In
tunorgnnized) mining dis riot. Lswis and Clarke
county. Montana. township n, range 1 W.
which claim IL recorded In ths Office OF the re-
eorder of LeviH and Clarke county, ct Helena.
Montana and described as follows
raid survey No. lisl beginning at cornor No.
l. from which the initial point In soc 10, tp n,
4 ". bears II deg ~ min 10 SEQ W Ati2. 5 IL
thence = SO dog SO min si5. ", thence IS deg
~ min o $40 Il, thence ~ deg Is min W s2t. I
Il, tLenco " deg i3 min " 2is n, thenos So
dog 81 min " 2Td2 II to tho place OF beginning
embracing five acres, upon which notice OF
said application was posted tho 18th day OF
teptember. 1901 W. Z cox.
Register
First publication Sept 2s 1884,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, TAKE
Il notice that the undsrsisasd has this
day hled In the District Court OF the First
Judieial District OF tho State Of Montana
in aud for the county of Lewis aud Clarke.
his petition praying that by order OF the
snid court hls namo may be changed to
Vistor Day, aud that no inteada TO present
the said application to the said oours on
the Goth dhy Of October, 1894. at the
o,enino hour OF court on shat day or al
soon thereafter a. counsel may be heard.
VIcroR DEBRADLNpEnE.
HeCna, Mont, Sept. 20. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the lime for the registration OF ths
names Of the qualified electors In Election
District No. l, In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. and state OF Montana. prior 10 ths
general election, TO be held on Tuesday. the
6,h day Of November 1894. for the said
county Of Lewis and Clarke, will eIpi,s al
10 o'clock p. IN. on the 3O.h day OF 0oto-
Der, A. %. 1894.
Tho names Of the several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Election
Diatriet No. 1 are hs follows First and
second precinct. First whri; hfth and sixth
precincts, Third ward; ninth and tenth
pl eoinot'. Fifth varn. In Helenh; seven
tesnth precinct. Unionyille and Park.
y. q. 0ILPAIRIoK.
Registry Agent Election District No. I,
Lewis aud Clarke eounty. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ANths books for the rsgist'htion OF The
qualified voters Of Dist iol No. 10 will be
0p,ned al mT ONCE for that purposs Ia Au.
gustn. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana,
on Tuesday Wednesday and THURSDAY.
OoL o. 10 and II. and In the town Of Hogan.
at the postofiise bald inV. on Friday ana
Saturday. Oct l2 aud l8; thsnss again la
Augusta Oct. IL. i6, II and l5. from which
place I will 90 aud slt al Mrs. Beans, near
ths Dearborn canyon, on Friday and SAiur-
dsy, Oct. 10 and 20. aud from thois back
to Hogan the second time on Monday
and tuesday, Oct. ~ And 20, then back
again the sscoad time 10 Mrs. Beams
Wednesday and Thursday. 0eL "a and 25;
thence back 10 ny ofilas In Augusta until
the closing OF registration on Tuesday,
Och 30. 1894. JLMRs II. SMITH.
Register for Disirict No. 10.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Arrivals NJ This HsierA

S. V. Armstrong, New York: J. II. Will
lett, San Francisco; Ed +. Rice, Roches-
ter; c. c. Davenport, Chicago S. r.
Smith, san Francisco: +. v. Hurley, ST.
Paul; T. S. Ash. Livingston; j. @. Moro
ny, Deer Lodge; II. p. Murray, Prize
Mine; Goblin Cameron and son. Arizona
j, T. Rountree. Denver; S. ~ Cluaston
Chicago: A. ID. Dauphin, Minneapolis: f.
a. Williams. Omaha; ]. Y. Callahan, Chi
cago; II. d. Wood, Trinidad. Col. Geo. II.
Cleveland, Chicago: Thos. p. Smith,
Washington; Frank Bruce, Great Falls;
A, Barry, Livingston: c. f. Booth, Butte;
Hiram Knowles, Missoula; Clarence T..
McKion, Townsend.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Tom io the Cswpunohers.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Thomas B. Reed
stood on a pine board platform in front
OF the Exchange building at the stock
yards to-day and spoke to 1000 stockmen
and cattle herders. One-thlrd Of his au-
dience were cowboys on horseback. The
ex-speaker was loudly cheered on his
appearance and his speech was frequent
~ interrupted by cheers.