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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

L. s. LAND OTFIcE,
HELENA, Aout., dec ~. 1898
Notice is hereby given that John " inScott has
this day filed application for Iattnt. under the
mining laws o. congress. for the heathvooi
Lode mlnrg claim. deelgnated a. suryef Ma.
4255, situated IN (unorganzedl mining district.
Jeitsrsou county, Montana m section. II and A..
townshi . north. range . west which cain l.
recorded the office u the read u JefIer-
sou county, at oulder, Montana. and descrl bed
follows:
said survey No. 42ss beginning At corner o.
/. from which the y sec cor between srcs a. an ,
10 tp n. s v. OF be 9 aud priEoipal nsrd an
Of O.. untAna bears q deg iS min G ili.b ft an B
o. nniLg thence II 20 deg a. m e sts IL. thtnt o
d dcg 90 min d5 n. thence p s. dog ~ min o.
40 = n. thence IS deg "a MN S3i. o., thOuro
n dog 400 min 45O e. thence n l5 deg 10 nm "
1 5 IT, thence r Is deg e. mn " 1877 H. thal,u
der a. min Be- Il L. place Of beginning.
fea OF Hgr No a2i1 r.. 40 acreo. u-.4-
hict with alabama sur No. 1850. claimed 80
acres area n confict Nth NJ a.. No Isi. placer
Including conflict with tur 10. lO4s tiolu hili
lode, and sur NO. 1850 alabama lodel Lot
olalmed, Al6 acres. total tore claimed l. 81
Acres.
To following beirg a description Of tie
ground sought ia this Application leginn NJ
~ corner No. I Of this lode and ran thence %
deg "a min 9 a5l.z II. thonos u deg 80 min @
$50 II. tience IS deg - min l15 n. themes 8
Is deg o. min " i4i2 It hence p o deg 90 MIN y
sl2a n, thence 50 deg 20 nj 1921 u 70 place
OF beginning EN- hracins al sra ~ lf.S3 acres,
upon which notice Of q 4 application was
posted the iith day OF December. lsso Ihe only
adjoining clAimhnts to these premises are llcer
n. J.. No. ~. on the south, anu placer IA f..
No. 40 and tins hrani lode sur No. 4l56 on tha
West e. A. sN IGGkI1. kegi8ter.
first publication lee. a.. 1898.
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first publication Nov. ia. iss. ' :

CHERIFF'S SALE - VERNON BURGAR.
plaintiff. vs. PhiomonA bondA NAegsr.
Henry &. laoger. Individually and A. guardian
u vi lism holmes, an insans person., T. II.
kleinschmidt. II. N. fArchea. Harry asger.
guardian Of Henry {. aeger, an insane per-
som, William HOLMES and Alexander q. OF
ain. lgusrdian If William kolme', an insane
person). defendants.
Cnder and BY virtue Of order % sale ami de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the rst Judicial district Of tho
state 81 Montana. in and Tor the county OF Lewis
and Clarke on the ID day Of January, A. ID.
ls9l in tho above entitled action, wherein Vernon
,urgar the above named plaintiff. obtained
a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and - o
ssgains, the sboye named defendants; on the
tho sum Of Sl.sll.6J. bsaides interest.
eos.s aud attorney's iees' which said de- de-
isSi reSorded in judgment book No / Of said
court at page -- 1 Am commanded 10 sell ali
that certain lot piece. Or parcel OF land situ5
ate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis and
clarke. state Of Montana, and bounded and de-
soTibet A. follows. 10 Wit
hat certain tract or parcel Of land situAtod;
lyns and being in the CITY of Helena, county Of
lewis and Clarke. snd state OF Montana, nni
particularly described a. follow. lie south
half Of that os,tAin parcel OF land in hessman
4 Davis plAo =, lot No. particularly described
as follows EeginRing At point from which
the northwest corner OF placer lot No. IL bears
degrees ADD IS minutes east 1867 feet to the
west II 10 OF Rodney street; thence north 80 de-
grses east 100 fest; taenos north Oh desreee aad
grees west 10 fact to the place OF beg ming
said tract containing 84-iOO acres.
said property has frontage Of 50 feet on
Rodney street by 1863 feet IN depth, ana i tho
same property conveyed by thessman Davis
to lhilomsna hendA lasger. iced dated 4 &c
81, 1sIq and recorded in the office Of the re-
cor er % evils aud Clarke county, March -.
1850 in book IT" Of deeds pace al.
Together with all and singular the tsne-
menta. hereditaments and appur snances there
INTO belonging or In any wise apDsrtAininR.
Public notice is hereby given. that on Fri
day. the 18th day OF JaAuary. 4. d. 1874 at Y
o'clock m. Of that day, at the front door OF the
court house. Helena Lewis and clarke county,
Montana I will Ia obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure aud sale sell the above
described property or 20 much thereof a. may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment with TO-
terest and coats. 20 the highest and best bidder.
for cash In hand.
2. ID. 1884. - - 90 80
BY FRED Z hOss Under sheriff
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10 SCI AN EXAMPLE,.
Tho Protested object 81 valiant. che
French bomb Throwcr.

French Bomb ihroWcr.
II DID it because 1 am sick 20 this hour.
gooise society" said Augusta Naillantas De
lay wounded In the Hotel Dicu az Paris, bis
face laccratcd and his arms cut by frag
ments Of a bomb be hai thrown In the
French chamber u deputies ON the after
noon Of Dec @
lie protested that he did not mean 20 XIII
gnybody-only wanted 60 wound $50 or geo
deputies. according 60 the New York World.
lie went 60 the chambcrto "aet an exam
2le,n hc declared
Standing up in public gallery. he meant
60 throw the bomb Ia the direction Of Presl-
dent Dupuy, but Ia trying 70 avoid hitting
"a woman seated Ia front Of him his arm
struck a pillar. the bomb fell on the balus-
trade and exploded prcmaturcly IA the air.
The bomb was made out Of q small iron
saucepan. In this he had put n tube con-
tanning picrio acid and prussiate OF soda,
separated by cotton wadding soaked In sui
phuric acid, powder and nearly three pounds
OF small nails, chiefly hobnails
Some 90 persons were wounded, including
a dozen or 80 deputies Most OF the wounds
were slight
"They had better guillotino me. Valiant
defantly exclaimed, after confessing. FOR
II am released / shall begin again In
week"
Valiant is g2 years old and a native Of
Mezieres, France. Perhaps IS years ago he
came to America. IL has been learned that
he was in Williamsport, Pa, and that he
made scanty living for awhile IN Santa
Fe teaching French. Afterward he went
TO South America, where be Is said 10 have
tried Go found "a colony i'm Paraguay with
some English people. lie had duel there
on account OF his wife. and wounded his
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CHERIFFs sALF-BY VIRTUE oFAN XXI
- cutiun In my hands. issnod out Of the district
court OF tho First Judicial district u the state
~ Montana, Ia and for the county OF lewis aud
clarke. ia the suit ~ nubort G.. Halo against
hirley Ashhy, duly aitested the l2ih day Of
liocsmfer 2. ID 1895. have levied upon all the
fight, title and intere-t 81 the said 0hirier 4.
A-hby pa and 90 the following described prop
eriy situated in Lowis and Clarke county. state
of Montana, viz;
% numbered one %. two CO and thros 90
in block NUM- cr tWeny-one (1il OF cto ey -
addition 20 the city Of Helena. In tho county OF
B owls and clarke. state Of Montana said prom
orty standing now on the records ~ tho county
Of 4 owls and clarke in tho name of Emma T.
Ashby.
Together with all and singular the tenoments
hareditaments and appurtenances tnerounto bs'
longing or iu anywi.s appertaining.
Notice h hereby given that Saturday, tho "a
dayof February. A. ID. 1891. ~ tho hour of ~
O'Clock ~. OF sgd Day. a. the front doos u tho
court house. Helena. ewi- ana larGe rountg
stafe ct soutnns. / will cell all the right. title
and interest u the said Shr o. &. Ashby IN and
20 the eaid above described property to tho
highest bidder for cash a hand
Given under my hand this tho nth day Of
January. A. ID. i-Hi.
CHARLES u. CURTIS. sheriff.
IRED +. Hess. L nder Sheriff.
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CHERiFF's sALE-nY VIRTUE or AN IKE
- cutiun Ina my hands. issued ont % the dis-
trlct court q che tifat judicial district ~ thl
state OF Montana, in aud Tor the county % Lewis
aat I.Fau. ga tha Hu4t 90 ouart 2. Hale agal st
rhirar a. AaAhf, duig attosiad SOC .1iu ~ n
naoi mter. A. n. iri p lave lowed urun al a q
GIT. ut "a AZ iutsrtn' ~ She aAid Shirley i.
A.nbi ln and % the following described pror-
erty, situated Ia Lewis md Clarke county. ststo
ct Montana viz
ots numbered one fn. tvo l2l and three lgl 10
block numhsr tuenty-oua (ll 81 siory'a addition
90 tho g ~ % elena. In tha Coung 81 ilua .
and iarke. stao Of Montana, saId rronrr y
Htfnuing nov on the records % tho county ~
LOWS AMI Clarke IN tho name Of EmnA ..
Ashuy.
Together with al and singular the tenemonts,
hcrcdtfamenia and hIpurienanoea thereputo lo-
lurglnr ~ In auYwlaa npufftaini
Notice ia hereby aiycn that ON aigrdav, the
"a day OF euruarY. A. ID $50 AZ tho hour % W
o'clock tn. u faid day, At tho front door ~ the
court house. Helena. ewia aud ilrkn county,
sfhte ~ Mantan.. 1 will coll all the rirht,
title and Interest of the said shirley a. Afhry Ia
aud 90 The said above described property, 20 the
ghost bidder FOR cash In hand
Given undur my hand this tho 18th day OF
tHAHIEs d. CURTIS. sheriff.
fRFD J.. Hoss tnaor sherin.
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adversary, and then wrote q comedy on the
incident Afterward-about lSs5-he turned
up in Buenos Ayres, and about six months
ago be returned 10 France.
He was a dyer, tanner and a furrier at
different times. as well as a teacher Of Ian
guages, and on going from Buenos Ayres 10
Europe, travelling as an emigrant, his cards
proclaimed him 10 be "A professor Of phi
losophy"
His wife and two children he deserted
some time ago, and nothing is known of
their whereabouts. When be went back
70 France, be settled in Choisy-le-Roi, near
Paris, workingat times in a morocco leath-
er factory. He persuaded the wife of a
man named Marchal TO desert her husband
and was living with her in Paris when he
threw the bomb.
Here is Vaillant's criminal record as
published by the Paris police: He was
condemned by thecourts for the first time in
1873 at Charlesville. lie was then sentenced
10 a weeks imprisonment for vagrancy
Two or three months later he was sentenced
in Marseilles for begging TO three days
imprisonment. In Algiers. one year later,
be was imprisoned three months for theft
In 1881 he received a sentence Of one month
for theft
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NOTICE TO CO-OwNEgs-TO G. KILN.
~ schmidt W. r. Reed J. q. Walfh, Geo
Etzel. ". a. Richards oo-owners. and d; H.
reri,e. purchaser OF tho interest Of a.. Klein
schmidt. W. d. B sed. and J. Walsh. thoiE
heirs. nssia NJ. eKecutera aud administrations;
luu are hereby nouhed ttat ", your GOWN
err. Ihor a. hillar l. A. walker aud q. II.
! a. glay have In accordATco with section 2S1i
OF the revised statutes Of the United htates. 81
rcndad ia labor aud Improvements ulon ths
placer olains deeiEnated A. follows ots and
s. SEQ g - H. nr ", lots ;, q Z. : sec To- 70 n,
nr2 W. l. Gated opposite tldorado bar, an M
organ Esd mining district IN tho county q Lewis
ami larks aud state OF Montana. the snm OF
two hundred dollars. bsing the work required By
law for the purpose Of holding AMI representing
a q claims for the years Of 1871 aud 1884
Now therefore. be Il known that unless you
each contribute your hare Of such expenditure
amounting 60 So apiece. FOR each above one
Gig th interest held or claimed. aud remit tha
same 90 the Office of T. 81 Miller. ~ Helena.
n ont ma Ia the county u Lewis and larke.
within ninety days after the service Of this mo-
tico by publication. your interest interests in
tho aid placer claims will be forfeited, and be-
come the property Of tho undersigned, a. pro-
vided By said section 2s2l % the nitod States
statutes. IHOS. q. MILLER
h II. LANGLEY,
l.. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. "a. 1898
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$4,000.

Il, Z rooms. bath. caA saWer connection. hot
and cold water, furnace, cnst over sAul0 H.
offered for s.. 500 payable tuu0 down. halance on
time ats Per cent
sas00- Particularly we'll built dve Inns cor
nrr Montana az. aud breckenridge. large
rooma. closet on ovrry room, bath room with
complete plumbing hot aud cold water. excel
lent furuace, use solid brick covered with
metal. frost proof cellar. good harn and stable,
tine lot having 100 feot frontage on two streets.
iron fence costing over $40 his propeftF has
cost owner S1.Ool and is offered f0r SAaOo. Of
which $3.50 is required Ina cash. balance on
time at per cent
fOn REN1- SOC Sixth Az. rooms modern
improvements So broom bfick. modern,
highland a. near Reattie. tia
MAiIiEsON a Co. Gold Block.
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Thieves have lately relieved the statue Of
the Virgin Of Attoccha, the patron saint 81
Madrid, Of the magnificent jewelry with
which 10 was covered The robbery tool,
place ia the Madrilene Church del Bum
Sucheso. where the statue had been TEN.
poranly placed. aud among the Treasure
stolen was valuable opal and diamond
ring which had been presented by the queen
regent. aud which D. popularity believed tl
have brought death and misfortune to
Queen Mercedes, the Infanto pIlarand th.
late King Alfonso, % each OF whom 10 .i
turn belonged
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ESTATE o.
~ george hoadarmer. decreased.
Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned. nd
minisi rAfor Of the estate Of beorxe al GA
GARNER. deceased. to the creditors o. and
al porsOns having claims against to saii
deceased. 70 EXHIBIT them with tho necessary
voucher within four months after he frsl ga b.
icaton ofthas notice 20 the said administrator a.
the OF CO 81 n r. Herner. IN tie Montana Ma
tionhl nank tuildinR. 1t Helena Montana. The
cana b. ng tho place Tor the Transaction of
the business Of said estate ia the county Of Lows
and larke.
JOS. \. KENCK.
AdmiDi=trator Of the Estate Of Geo. khoadarIner.
dereas0i
afed Helena January s. 1894
Date ~ hrst publication January q 1891.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY wAR-
~ rants Notice l. hereby given that am nov
prepared to pay the following outstanding war
rants OF tho city Of helena. general fund mum.
orr; l0s21. lO2ll. l05le 1870. 10.a5l, Il. 5l5
igs23. U.5Ol. l053t. 10. SIS. Iu.5.s lO5sa l0s0s
1HAh III. jls, 1ll3f. 1850, lN21t 1.O.V. ID. sOL
1854. lO.553 10529 l0l-9. 10 lss. 10 ~. 10.JHi
1851. lO.a55. I0seO, I0lll. 1855. h.559 1857,
l022S iO.55A i0,l1L iOl0i. 1924. lu2i7, 10. 30
l.a39 10 5f8. 0.ag2, 1862. 0,asl 10000. l0.599
10.6J1. 105sS. l0.72h 1850, 30, $50. 10.520.
Interest ceases Jan. a. 1874.
G. z. GArHETT
Helena. Mont, Jan 10. 1884 CITY Treas.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR FERMIs-
~ sion 10 cut and remove timber from the
public domain.
Notice 10 hereby given that At the expiration u
twenty-ono days from tho bret publication OF
THE notict I. n. q Miller Of 6rest Falls
cascade county, Montana, will make written
Application TO tho honorable the fecretary Of iha
Interior for permtseion 60 cut and remove tim
hpr suitable for sAwlog- from tho following de-
scrihoi unsurveyod lands. viz In what would
be- IL surveyed. townfhIp a north. range wesi.
beg.nninR Al a point on the south fork OF Ia .
Icion river where the sixth STANDARD parallel
north would cross said south fork Of the Teton
river II prujec ed thereto, q strip Of land el
lending ono half mile from each hank of said
stream. running thence along each bank Of "a a
stream o. the head waters thereof. all - said
and being 10 Teton county. Montana, contain
iug about tlr a thousand oIght hundred ami
forty Ogsl1I acres. HE above described land is
rocky and mountainous aud UNIT Tor cultivation
and T. non-minerAl -. g.. MiLLEu.
First publication Jan. ., 1924.
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Japane.e Dressing Gown. and Jackets.


Although called Japanese. these .,owns
are an English novelty whose daiutine-s
really lifts them out of tlcrauk ~ dressing
gown almost into that Of tea gown. They
are wadded aud made iu beautiful shades
Of silk. as, for instance, golden brown lined
with palest pink. with delicate embroidery
Of pale pink on the cuffs c8liur and pocket.
the front of the gown fastened with looDs
of silken cord. Then There are delightful
combinations Of DARK tan color with tur-
quoise blue lining anil deep indigo with
rich ruby, beside exquisite pale shades II
heliotrope, rose pink and daGulil yellow.
Short jackets of the same character are
charming in the new rainbow crupe-a ma
terial shading through various pale color
ings IN most fascinating fashion. The fair
sex have no monopoly Of these luxurious
garments, as dressing gowns and smoking
Jackets on the same liurz are made for men.
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A HARD MAN TO KILL.
A Sailor Who Bobs Up serenely From All
Kinds Of Accidents.

A sailor " no bobs 1 >erenely from Al
Kinds OF Accidents.
The Bucksport correspondent Of the Ban
gor News tells Of a sailor hailing from that
town whose thrilling adventures and hair
breadth escapes would iii volume. Heis
known to fame as George A. Jordan. lie
has fallen overheard, been thrown over
board and jumped overheard. lie has fall
en- from the mainmast head, foremost head,
mizzenmast head and down the hatch times
innumerable lie has been caught in the
main sheet knocked senseless by thrashing
blocks and first mates and picked mp for
dead on - different occasions lie has been
slashed mp in fights ashore and iammed up
in the dock. has been wrecked a dozen
times and has tloatcd without food or water
for "A week or more on several occasions.
When skipper of the banker j. j. Cowell.
on the Grand Banks, his cable was caught
by a whale, and the vessel was towed for
several hours 40 lightning speed, with the
bow almost under water.
In spite Of all these little incidents Jor-
dan il still tough and hearty and furnish
e Interesting newspaper items occasional
ly. Last fan he was mate Of the schooner
Waterloo, was knocked overheard by the
boom aud was IN the water some time with
out support till the YES % could come about
and pick him up. His last escape occurred
et kocklaud on "a recent Sunday The
crew Of the schooner Pearl had drunken
carousal during the absence 81 the captain
and Ia some way SCI the vessel on fire. Jor-
dan was one of the crew, and with Dbl
clothes on fire was ou the point az jump.i
overheard when he was captured and .
fire extinguisu-i tie wii Doe ou DO
again soon, ready lar more adventures.
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ATA MFETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
- Of the tastner Coal and Coke company.
hold Jan. 2 ists. At the law offices II ooie h
Mallac-. IA lto onH. the following named gentle
men uofo elected frlaie
James shields. Anaconda, Mont
Ma Gu Daly. ute. Mont.
ID. ,. llcnErsscy. l.utts. Mont
Paris Gibson. ftfoat ala Mont.
4. =. shields. eit Mont.
u. ID tnahle. fhrcouaa. Mont
John IuIeffT. Anacuuda. Mont.
a meeting % thu uowiy clscfed trus'oss VS.
called Tor heb 4. 49, b. held 10 Anaconda
hont., al the Montana hotel, a tEo .. IA.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 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:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETtNG-THE ANNUAL
- meeting OF the stockholders OF tho Helena
Gas Light and Coke ompany will b. hold Al the
general Office Of the company. In Helena Mon.
tanA. on ucsday, Jan no. 1894. At 1881 y. m. lot
sactiun Of such other bu.inoss a. shall legally
come before the meeting II. L. WALK
Secretary.