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change steady st.sshhAssS for demand, end
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April "a. This week receipts Of cat
tie aggregate slightly more than 520O0 head
against 81, sos lAst week and 6z.534 year ago.
here Was quiet and nOminally steady market
to-day ~ fridays prices.
Io-day's runs Of hogs are estimated At II. 90
head, which would make ll2.5iZ this week. or
about fa,UO0 less than last week, and $1,000 less
than year ago. shipments also exhibt . de-
crease Prices we're strong to SC higher than
yesterdays closing, OF l0c higher than lowest
thursday.
sheep receipts were 5l.76S for this week
aga nst 62.0OJ ter last week and So l02 a year
ago. The demand vas improved and we're
prices. sales were a basis Of fL75uA.bO for
inferior to choice sheep and 50. 90 for year
iinss. spring lambs not quoted.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
mcAso. April .. Closing heAt-Lower;
cash. $50 May, 5sc,
orn-kasier; cash. Sbo: Nav. 3sAo.
CAts-kasyi cash, $780, May. sic.
iOrk-LOwer; MAY, Sl2 80; July. Si2. 80
Iard-Low0r; JAY, e. Ia
hibs-Lossr. May. 60 50; July, S6.42H.
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Directors.
T. &. Power A. J. Fe,igman.
A. G. Johnson, Richard LocAey,
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. EXCHANGE
tssusd On principal cities Of the L nited States.
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AHi we took him 10 doctor. lie said il was
s sniHla, hut bis treatment failed. and we called
u1nu three other physicians, who termed IL salt
rAaum or eczema. Rven then he grew worse
ernst would gather on his head IS thick as a
quarter aud pun up with corruption. Then IL
would come on, taking the hair with Il. About
three months ago We resolved 20 try Hoods
sarsaparilla and Hoods Olive Ointment. To-
day We are happy 70 say that Burtron is now
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BY .. o. fHrrMAN. Deputy lerk
1 W. fleischer, attorney for plaintiff.

A esESsMENT NOTICE TIL Lao MtA4N
n 4 Milling COMPANY - Montana. uorS.
located three aud one hA miles from utta
oliver Bow county. Montana.
Notice l. hereby given hat a, meeting %
trustees II SAID O. mpsny he'd on the sih day ul
ApFil. 1884 an Astesament 81 y cent pe
share vas levtfd Tpon tho capital stock - al
company. payable on tie 10Th tiay 81 MaY. lsa4
20 John r. Meyer. secretsrJ ~ fsid company A.
the Office OF Tho go Mining a Milling onpnn4
- MenianA nom No. 40 commercial bal d
ms. ~ Louis. NO.
Any stock upoa Which said assessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on he 28d day 81 MAJ. ik9i
shall b. desmed delinquent aud will b. duly al
verified for sale e public auction. aud unless
payment b. male efurs VII b sold on TIE IAN
dag u June. 1874. 20 ply the dslinque-t assess-
meat, toasfhsF NJ h tie costs u al sartisinK and
expansos a sale JON =. MkfhH
scrsfA-y Of said compGny
noom No. 40 ommefciAl building ~. Louis.
No. Office Of said company.
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BANK OF HELENA. MONT.
i irSt National Bank

L irSt National Bank
HELENA. MONTANA
Psid Up Capital .......... $500, 900
Surplus and Protts...... $500. 600
Designated Depository Of the
United States.
Interest allowed on time deposits General
bankink business transacted. safety
deposit boxes for rent
4. dALEEh.... .-.. .... 49,. q. Iraaidant
!. -. NlA ~ Vice President
Z ". hhl1 III >. Second Nioe-PrssIdent
Z II. klElNbCHMIDr. 4 ASHER
bhO. H. hILL.....- ........ Assistant Cashier
Dirsotorst
& J. Haussr, RS Hale
q. W. Bach, James A. falbott
4. j. Davis D.. ". Knight
Warren G. Gillette. r. s IlAuilton.
J. T. Curtin. tonrAd kohra
Henry Klein.
Associate Iiaulsi
korthwestorn National Bank. Great Faus
First Aa'i- nal Bark. hi-soula.
iref = At ne FuF- wt..
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EMPLOYMENT
AND
REAL ESTATE.
A. n. WEBER g. CO,
Corner Main and Lawrsnes Streets Helena


Ne bay Montana Midland time checks,
ron rALE-f Furniture OF two complete res
tAurAnts. including ranges, tabes chairs. crook-
err, glassware. coffee urna. water coolers, gAa
stoves knives. forks. spoons, etc. One outnL
which cost elu0 will b sold Tor tls0; the other.
costing slOl will b. s1ld tor ei0l
Improved and unimproyed property for sale 10
the Astefly addition.
Ne have house, 20 rent on the EAST side from
s. TO sih per month
cDOnn- viii by ono OF the fnest brick
C-bNb veneerfd residence properties on the
east eide. Only about six minutes walk from
{ ourt House. Has seven roomA bath, o. hrien
ciosst. pantry etc Lot tsHi00 good front and
back Yard. with she Is Ia rear House cost
$500 70 build Mnst be sold soon. 5000 down.
balance In years Al per cent.
A. n. Weber e. Co.
Cornar Main and Lawrence streets.
TELEPHONE no. 49,
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ciy election the Democrats expended over
$40. 600 in the First ward in order 10 cap
ture Che loatcrs the buns, the 'lodg-
e-s' and The shoulder hittcrs. They cap
trHld lhcm BY outbidding and outgeneral-
iue the Republicans. who were just as anx-
iaus 10 oreunizc what Michael Mcdonald
calls the better element" The Demo
Gratis expended considerably over So for
each vote obtained in the ward. II was a
"lair price.
AS the daughter Of the Texas congress
man says in the play Thank goodness
every voter was paid. and father is under
obligations TO no one. Yet the story
around tho city hall is that after the First
ward has been bought with hard money it
demands other favors II wishes 20 run all
night saloons opium dcns, crap games,
gambling houses and prizehghting clubs,
al because 10 gave "a majority, 1t wants
e. De paid twice As for the voters them
selves, each one tramps the dim Railways
Of the city hall looking for some kind OF
an ensy rsttl job with large salary at
tachod
Nhero these patient applicants are gath
cred together sou may near the tales OF
political il ratitude.
One man had lis head laid open while
precinct and yet nothing had been done
Ter him
Another marched every night and car
il,d "a fae bur they hadn't noticed him
since election
Tho most pathetic story was by young
mau who leid up two battered hands for
inspection. The twisted fingers had evi-
IDENTIFY been broken as they were slin and
big al tha joints.
t~ac them uitst' said hc Il got en-
thai way piayin hall for John 7. Hopkins.
Ont there 100 Pullman be got up "A ball
team % 60 ou- and represent the town.
went ont AVID played all summer and used
up mv hands Vow be throws me down.
That shows how much man cares for you
after he gets in ] always thought John
would du the gilt thing hy me. / played
good BAN. if do say il myself"
Ir. ue,osh ana ihe Freshman.
is pruaa Mccosh Of Princeton Is
Wofs.ug on Dis autobiography, which is
u.tt Do h. Published until after his death.
a siefF Todd 1T him 10 illustrate his con
t--eI lHtlusL d. fAa students A fresh
ul.l. 600 ILe Way ,o -ne college library was
...-t.a ut Ir MrDuh.
".AIi l.w go fu4 do siri ! think /
A.u. son. air hua cannot recall your
uafae -.r
1He lr nmaa 1uNe is name and added
ti. hIa tthcr was an alumnus Of the coli
l.f
.Ary waL -ir ] think ! know him.
-r Iat c1Huot rccall his name And is
faHH itfHar Wrllt
-Iie ha, h-,u dead for several years,
replied tar student
z ..- terminated tle interview until DIR.
Mera.l dad z.eurd his mail from tho
qosfolie. eud LId uct thc same freshman
rltamiHe lrim tle library.
know SOD. / know you, and how are
sou. aud Whai i- your nanos" Tho infor-
nation was given.
.'Ii9w i- your father
"StiIi dead. sir replied the freshman.
Philadelphia Pres.
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&C. p Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass
our little baby boy is now almost two years
OBJ. When be was about siR weeks old there
appeared q breaking ont on bis head and breast.
We tried various salyes and soaps. but Il
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The sores have all disappeared and his hair Is
growing nicely. lie has only taken one bottle
Of Hoods Sarsapariila and used one bor o.
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3, Oh SALh-HthhtkI D.. REID co,
Montana BANK ol,gant moaern home per.
foes hnish, never occupied. worth 40 UJl Price
S..hlO $40 cash, balanco IA four years.
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I.OR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLk-
1 horns Business College. Apply At this
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WANTED AnOI 7 FIFTi FEET SEC0ND
" hand garden hose IA good condition.
cheap. Address A.. g., this Office.
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FoR sALE MIscELLANEoUs.

|. OR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF HORSES
good roadsters. together with buok board
and SCI harness. tall At Jackson'a Music House
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NATANThD-FOUh OR FIVE ROOMS IN
w modern house for light housekeeping,
with use Of lawn Address r., this office.
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losing
LIVE STOCK.

Money easy AZ per cent Sterling 81
change steady sassy aAssk for demand, en-
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ron kENr-DwELLING@.


/ OR HERBERT b. REED & CO,
i ground floor Aontana bank building. have
he largest list Of houses and stores in the city.
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AGENts WANTED

AATANTED-AN AGENT HAVING $50 TO
w $40 to invest IN safe business TO write u
s. Novelty Co, 1919 Vernon avenue, Chicago
III. and learn what they have to offer and get
foil particulars Capital can bs doubled every
week
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foK KENr-FunN1snED ROOM,

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LOR RENT-FUhNlSHED ROOM FOR
4 light housekeeping. Address or call III
Jackson street.
TOR RENI-FURNISaED ROOMS WITH
II board, in broadwater residences, sos Benton
avenue.
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sII.A4IoNs MANrED-MALs-

SITUATION WANTED-As sTENOGRAPH-
- er; operates smith lrsmier. Ad irsss A. X.
Hamilton, Miles City. Mont.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The Jumbo mine, formerly belonging
to Tom Gallagher, and now Owned by
Senator w. ii. Lake, will soon be worked
by leasers. as we hear that the owner is
now negotiating with experienced minere
who have applied for the lease. This is a
rich gold property and We hope that fur
ther development work will demonstrate
a greater output Of gold for this section, as
Was the case in Colorado when silver
mines were abandoned.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
viii Investigate the Central Pa
cif1c.

MERGED. Cal. Dec. 81 "A special
train, carrying Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson. representative oi English
shareholders OF the Central Pacific Riil.
road Company, arriving here en- route
to San Francisco. Anunber Of railroad
officials accompany the distinguished
visitors.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The advance agent Of minstrel troupe
Jack Mahara, it stopping at the Hubbs
House. He claims that while passing
through the Indian territory the train
was held up by the Cook gang and he
was shot In the head. He carries his
think tank in bandage, the wound made
by the bullet Of the roober not yet having
healed.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

John A Smithline came in on last
evenings train from Denver, where he
had been with carload OF Lucky Boy
ore. He says that silver appeared to be
the only topic Of conversation where ,er
he has been. Mr. Smithline says No.
have country is the only place tha. the
low price Of silver has not affected to
any appreciable extent.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

y. G. Rifenberg dispatched Wednesday
eral large wagons loaded with lum Der
other material, to bis placer mines
1he Colorado River. One wagon was
Jed with large row-boat, q strange
d IN this mountain section.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
suicide or /. Bank Cashier.

BREWER, MEX, Dec. 2l.--F b. Far
rington. treasurer Of the Brewer Savings
Bank and prominent dry goods mer-
chant shot himself to-day. lie died few
moments later. No investigation Of the
banks finances have been held yet, and
the cause OF the suicide "a unknown.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Jumped oil q High bridge.

CLINTON, Iowa, Dec. 2l.--Miss Fanny
Market, u young lady moving in the
highest circles and highly respected.
jumped from the Clinton and Illinois
high bridge into the Mississippi river.
She was dead when the bodv was re-
covered No cause known for the rash
deei.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Above Danger Lime.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2l.-The Sacra
mento river has been rising rapidly since
the rain, is overlooking its banks but do
ing no damage yet. 1t is approximated
that at Red Bluff 1t has attained height
OF "a feet, the damage line being % feet.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Of election ........ .... 3 50
VIM Grant. clerk Of election. -. 3 80
w + Carr acct A J Shrope, In
spector oi election. ...... 3 so
David Southw ok, judge Of cleo
ton. .s..a................ oO
Andy Lisweli hauling safe from
depot TO court house ....... 7 so
A Cornwall, regis iering officer at
Sandy aud bringing In the re-
turu- ................s... II ~
Jas Stanton. f.. O'Neill and WB
Campbell, services on election
board ............e.. ..... 10 30
John Harris. carrying tickets etc
10 Stockton Hill. s 90
+ Allen and A J Ross, services
on election board rd............ 100
WIN Brakeman, registering officer
and inspector at Chloride ..... 0 80
A NJ McDufree. A Yer Mehr, g
Rogers, w Abrams and John
Lynch. election officers. ... IL so
J 2 Dickson, judge OF electi ,n.. 3 so
l. Davidson acct O ID NJ Gaddis
inspector OF election. ..,.... 3 so
Oar Mineral Wealth, acct A II
Smith, printing great register 80 so
Our Mineral Wealth, printing
great register. er............ "a 90
w q Carleton, John Marshal, w
Nelson. W Langford. erection
officers and postage on returns IA rs
John DeLand, Baxter, Rouse,
McCrigh., Meyers. Augsdsle.
Driver, acct Henry Koshlsnd,
officers Of election and making
booth, etc -. ......... 81 30
L0 Cowao. three days services
on district court t....... 12 90
The clerk ia instructed to order car
load OF coal for the use Of the c,unty.
There being no further business the
Bo,ri adjourned to meet on December
29th. 1894.
Attest Cn airman.
l.. o CowAs.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Our friend James Smith is in from
Cedar and says that mining matters are
very brisk. The burning OF The opera
house at Yucca has not discouraged pros
pectors and he hopes that Judge Russell
and other capitalists will soon invest their
money rebuilding the temple dedicated
to the muses..
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Little Eva Pearl PITTS was consigned
to her last earthly home Thursday after.
noon. The funeral ceremonies were
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
and the large concourse OF sympathizing
friends and neighbors testified to the
sorrow felt in Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts
severe bereavement.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Tipurcio Padillo 10 taking out fine gold
ore from his claim in the Cedar district.
He has q ve,y primitive arastra but
manages to make 10th ends meet by get.
ting about $500 worth Of gold every
month.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
. . BY TELEGRAPH.
An Old Land. siarIs burned

VALLEJO, Dec. 2l.--The old Philadel-
phia Honse. which has lately heen occu-
pied as a sailor boarding house onrned
early this morning. Jack Flynn. John
Gill and Geo. JosIyn, Quarternaster of
the U. s. Steamer Independence, were
burned to death.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Misses Maud and Belle Maguire, the
charming schoomarms from the Sandy.
arrived in Kingman at noon Thursday.
They decided that holiday vacation
would have the desired effect OF having
a jolly good time in Kingman. and there.
fore shut up the shop IN the Sandy.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The New York papers tell Of clergy
man who was robbed OF 1904 by the
bunco men. This fact is not mentioned
as warning to Arizona preachers. None
Of chem are in any danger Of losing s3O4
in cash.-BuIletin.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

|he board of supervisors made provis-
) to effect the sale OF the school bonds
allowing brokers a commission of 5
cent. We hope they will be sold soon
our people receive better sccommo.
ions and the town handsome school
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
skipped BY the Light or the Moon.

BosToS, Mass, Dec. 2l.-Paul J.
Swain. merchandise broker, disap-
peared today. He has been in financial
difficulties for some time and !, IL ru-
morei that bis liabilities are very large.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Mike Sc,nlsn recorded I've notices
in lieu Of assessment work on his claims; !;
the White Hills mining Co. on FIVE
claims and John Flynn on three in the
Minnesota district
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Uns$ ttled His Mind.

Quincy, ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-Frank rrumbull
the attorney Of the Quincy bank who was
present when the deiauIting clerk Hunt
ington shot two detectives and killed him
self became violently insane to-day. II is
thought that the scene in the bank is the
cause OF his insanity.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
A Woman Murdered.

ToPEKA, Kas., Dec. 2l.-Mrs. Matson
who bad separated from her husband
was murdered this morning. Her hus.
hand is music teacher and is q resi-.
dent OF San Diego.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

w. Michsels OF White Hills is in
city. He has just paid visit to Carter
Millers mining claims eight miles
|theast OF blackberry, and says that
boys have a rich claim.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

|heriff Rosborough was summoned by
y TO 90 to the Needles Wednesday
ping to meet Sheriff OMAR who ar.
ID there with requisition papers for
Gay. Mr.. Rosborough took the first
q bound train.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

has. A. Green, the insurance agent,
b was arrested at the Needles last week
sSl at Williams under false
lenses, h I'd his preliminary examina-
there last Monday, aud was held in
d hail
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Sheriff OMAR from Montana, passed
through Kingmsn Thursday morning
en- route TO the Needles, where he will
relieve the authorities OF Bill Gay the
noted bandit, who vas captured by our
sheriff, Jas. Rosborongh.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Died I'm am Alfalfa Field.

SANTA ANA, CAL, Dec. 2l.- The body
Of an unknown man apparently fifty
years of age, was found this morning IN
pasture field near town. He died from
natural causes.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Capt. O'Malley, ths White Hills min-
ing man, met Mrs. O'Mslley Tuesday
morning on her return from Los Angeles
and accompanied her on her journey to
Prescott, where they intend to spend
the holidays with relatives.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

We learn that the new management OF
u Atlantic & Pacific railroad will make
Fenchments in every department, and
y the contemplated Gu: will 20 into
bet January LIST.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The Kingman sampling works shipped
four carloads of ore so far this week to
the Colorado smel els. The ore was
valued at 24,0o0 ounces silver and two
hundred and seventy ounces gold, total
value Of s2o,2So. This is agood showing
for an unususlly dull month OF the year.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

larsen. Kennedy & Co. had Ave tons
|be richest kind OF silver ore from the
bms mine, White Hills. worked at the
bgman sampler the first of Inc week.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Burglar. Make a Haul

CHAMPAIGN. III. Dec. 2l.-Burglars
blew open the safe Of the Stale Bank IN
Mansfield, H., and secnred several
thousand dollars. Officers are in pursuit
vi the burglars.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Halsey & Lynch are working on six
tons Of exceedingly rich ore from the
Gold Bog district. The owner Of the
ore. Jas. Bvne, expects that il will assay
500 to the ton. We hope that bis hopes
viii, be realized.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

3. I. Root, the general manager Of the
bite Hills Mining Co. is SO thoroughly
4sfied with the excellence Of his mines
q he has put an additional force Of
1y men to work.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
-
SILVER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Silver go; lead
80. Brokers' prices.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 2l.--Mexican dol
lars 5OlstG51.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Fhe following notices in lieu Of as
Dment were fled in recorders Office
hnesday: A. NJ. McDaffee on two
Ins in the Wallapai district; j. L.
BON on five claims and Robert Gray
Dix claims in the Wallapai district.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Judge l.. o. Cow4n is seriously con.em.
plating the building of handsome resi-.
dence. Contractors and builders ough,
10 take due notice
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Rob Mclean and Joe Brown had
Zee and one hall tons Of ore from the
|pel mine worked at the Kingman sam
b Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The six tons of gold ore sampled by
Hslsey & Lynch went $34o TO the ton.
Messrs. Bone & A'nsden are we'll pleased
wt;h the result.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The w. II. Taggart Mercantile Com
pany was kept busy yesterday selling
Christmas and other goods. They also
loaded several teams for the Sandy.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

w. II Jackson. the gentleman who
manipuIates the Western Union wire. ia
making lots OF friends in Kingmin We
hope he will remain amongs, US.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

kean and John St Charles have done
hnsive work on their gold mine, Dick
IND, in the Wallapai district. They
be driven a seventy.five foot tunnel
! are taking out rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The Wallapai squaw, Who was struck
|ihe train some time ago, near Hack.
fry, while trying TO save her papoose,
y from The effects Of her injuries Tues
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Hon. A. Cornwall and Joe Carrow, tn
posts and pillars Of the Sandy. are !,
town buying Christmas present.