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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

OF caniy; the gsnfemsn's prizs. a gold
pencil. was won by Louis Isiasl.
Miss X ng was the hostess for the West
| Side Whist club AondaF evening. The
good times OF this club continue, aud tbs
momhs attend with unhagglng interest.
/ A. this occasion Mra II. O. Wilson won
the ladies' prizs, pair OF silver Whist
/ markers; and AIR. CriI was again the
skillfu winner OF the prizs for gent en- q,
q morocco card case.
Mrs. u. :. James celebrated her birthday
last Monday and her friends gave her a
surprise party. There was music. conan
drums singing, and a good time, which
lasted until an early hour In the morning.
/ Those present we're hesdames Henry Oh
lander. Jno. Ahsus, Metten. Prosser. Ma
son. Shiland. N. Beach. j. keberling; Aiss
Maggie Warner aud Ida HornbeFa
The A. O. II. gave a very pleasant party
| in celebration OF II. Patrick's day In Calu.
met hall last evening. The invitations were
pFettiy designed. containing The Harp
That Ohce Through IarA's Halls" eLtWinsd
with sprays of shamrock. The executive
committee we're 4. l.. Martin. Andrew
OConnell. John Mitchell. J. II. Golden and
J. j. CLARK, under whose efficient manage
men1 the whole affair Was a pleasant and
decided success.
The next lecture under the auspices OF
the Unity club will be BY A. w. Lyman.
Tuesday evening March 20. The subject
Will be The Initiative and the Referen-
dun; or. Law Making BY the People Instead
OF by Their Representatives. 4 his 10 a
subject which IL occupying considerable
public attention just at present. and Mr..
Lyman's address will be apropos the times.
The lecture is frss 20 ALL and should be at
tended by all who are interested in the
march of progress.
The departures from this city and
vicinity for California during the past
week have been quite numerous. Those
going over the Northern Pacific we're:
Fed kaltmeyer, Helen Kaltneyer. Mrs.
Joseph Hifshberg. Mrs. Frank Reese, j. IA.
Fussy. O. n. Wilcox. q. MeNaughion.
Miss May Smith. Harry Williams. CnaTlss.
Kate and Mabel ReIbold, Miss Edna l..
Beg. Ars. w. l.. Philli 9, 4. II. Funk, T..
D. Bradley. o. l.. jenkins. C. I. AMER
son, Charles Thompson and ID. r. North.
The next meeting Of ths Helena Literary
society will be tomorrow evening. IN their
pleasant rooms az the Power block. A full
attendance is desired. % several questions
OF importance to the membe are 10 be
discussed in the business meeting. The
programme is Of unusual interest. aud will
contain the following subjects: Literary
Cfitiolsm IN the Eighteenth Century" by
Miss Magness; The Gnoanny Ia Oh -kes-
peare." by Mas Edith Bradley; Idea OF
Music In Shakespeare" by Miss Leslie:
"Othello," by Prof. X. q. Young.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

GHERiFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF An
- \ iHF fcutIon in my hands issued ont Of
the district court 81 tho First judicial district
Of tho state OF Montana. m and FOR the county
Of Lewis ant ar. IA tno suit ~ John A.
Cuuk against Anna Muslior.dul attesfed tbs
5ih day of March, A. d. is1i. have levied upon
ali the right. tlte AMI Interest Of the said Anna
Mueller Ia and to the folio Ning described prop
erty. situated in lewis and Clarke county.
state Of Moninna viz.
lot numbered eleven Ou. IN block numbered
six COB. Of tie original tpwnats 81 the city Of
Helena. county ~ Lewis md lHrke. Montana
a. the same appears % record in the Office Of the
county q corder 81 faiu county. TO which fAid
records refererr' is hereby made for more
complete description
Together with al And singnlar tho tenoments.
Embellishments und appurtenance- thoreuntO bs
LONGING or tn anYSi.a apportaiuing.
Notice b. hereby given that ON. fridny the hth
day OF priI. A. u. lt9 bUtsosn hs hours of nius
O cock n. ~. an nve o'ciocr g. IN. - said dly.
to-wit az n O'Clock M. ~ said day a. the front
door 81 the court house. aid ctHlrfE aud state 4
will cell al the right. title and interest ~ the
said Anna uelor ia and 90 tho said above
described property. TO the highest bidder for
cash ia hand.
Givcn under my hand This the 18th day Of
March, A. ID. 1891.
CnAnLEs ID. CURTIs. sheriff.
fam Z. Hosa. ndur Sheriff.
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In the window of south end millinery
store a placard is displayed which reads
thus. "Hier wird Deutsch gesprochen.n
This led the wife Of n newly arrived Rox-
bury brewer TO go into the store one day.
She saw no one who looked like a German,
but approaching young saleswoman be-
hind pile OF bonnets She inquired:
"Wie viel kosten die Mutzeny"
"Hehf' said the girl.
"Wie viel kosten die Hapbeni" said the
German lady, pointing to the counter
"Oh, the hatsl These are a dollar, and
those are "A dollar and half"
"Aber" exclaimed the German lady,
"sprechen sic NIGHT Deutschf"
oh said the girl briskly. I'VE sprek-
ken Deutsch pretty well, but we'd a good
deal rather sprekEen English. "-Boston
Transcript
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

NOTICE or PROBATE or WIIIs-IN IT..
~ district court ~ thH first Judicial district
- the state 20 Montana. in ant Tor the county
a. Lewis and Clarke.
la the matter - the e.tnts q Iiaresa N.
Henry. decaarot.
tursuanf Co an orior 20 said court made on
thu 18th dag ~ March. 1891. notice b. hereby
given. that Iresiry. the 18th daf - March. f-al
NJ D. ucluck o. m. n Haid dny. az the court roum
u Enid court. ~ the court house ga the county
~ evis and Clarke. has heen appointsd -
the time and place flr proving the gill - faid
lher's- r. hsnrJ. deceased and for hearlng the
application ~ Louis q. Henri and Al bert ,.
hrufT for she issl auce "a them Of letters Tesla
meufari. When ami wlere any pafson interested
may aurear and contest tho same
lrEALl JOHN rEAN. Clerk
b u J. CssEDE TeputJ ClerL.
Datld March Il i69L
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A Much NInrried Nvnmnn.

find the following In the famous diary
OF John Evelyn: at Hanrlem they show
cd me "A cottage where, they told me. dwell
a woman who had been married 20 81
husbands. and being now widow she
was prohibited 10 marry Ia the future.
Yet il could not he proved that she had
ever made way with any q her husbands
though the suspicion bad brought her di
vers times to trouble. st Louis Repub
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

All the elements which nature requires.
10 make the hair beaut.ful and abundaai.
are supplied pa Aye . Hair Vizor. ! bis
preparation keoDs the scalp free from dan
druh. prevents the hair from becoming dry
aud harsh. and makes n ferllIs and glossy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Itching piles are known by moisture like
pc spiTation. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll az blind. bleed
ing or pfotrudinR. yield al once 90 Dr.. Bo-
snnko's Pile Remsd which acts directly
on parts affected. sbso be tumors. sllays
itching end fleets a permanent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or msil. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia Ps. Sold BY
Parchen- ID Achsul Drug Co. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

The best salve 10 size world for CUT.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. rAt hhsum, Fever
Sores letter. Charged Hands, Chilbls na
Cons aud oil sklns T. uptions. and rOsi-
lively cures piles or No o. az required. Is ~
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
Tor sale bJ the Psrchsn- D. Aoheul Drug
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~ THe DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRsr

N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
judicial district Of the state Of Montana. in
and for the county ot LOWS and larke.
y tho matter ~ the disincurporation OF Hell
olh Meat COMPANY
kotios il heis b. g.ven that tho Helena Neat
COMPANY has present ed q the Judge OF said dis-
trict court petiIan aud application showing
that the said Helona Neat company j. "a corpora
tion duly incorporHts uuuer and By virtue 81
tho las OF tho state 81 Muntana, that a.
spetis noat nc - the stoc holders 81 sad com
pan5 called iur that purIOss, and held on the
lin day Ok ehrai -, A. -. 1891. II was decided
by ths unanil vote - all the stocN holders OF
said compsnr. tlz' all company should dlrin-
corpoTsto AMI dis olive. AM applying 60 ssid
Judge fer a. craer a, clSring sald cnrporat
uife lived, 81 ID "a Ietiton aud Application Wal %
hoIr - IN n ~ ~ snid court IN department
No. 2 q shid court 81 the court houee IN tho
county Of Lew and CLARKE. staio Of MontAr0 on
Saturday. the oath day Of Msrca, A. ID. lesn. at
40 O'Clock q. m.
In vItnes. - hereof. J.. John can. clork Of
' said diftr O. court. have here
1 Zeal irst } unto set my hand snd affixed
: Jul b a.. the coal ~ fnii court. this 1lst
Court day ~ february. A. ID. 1894
----~- JOHN IS AN.
Clerk ~ eaid court
IJG. q. iREraAE. Deputy lerk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Never poke "a fire on top The place TO
use "a poker. especially when hard oOal is
used, is az The bottom cd the crate, where
the ciiukcr and ache. obstruct the free
passage 81 air
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Montan. Division-l3 Main street. Helena
Northern DIVISIONS at broadway. Lutte
city, Montana
Southern Division-i2s south Main Street. L0s
angeles. california
Central Diviaiou-3ui to 3Jl Ncst Ninth Street.
Kansas fly. Missouri
Western Iivision--t00 beary Street. San Fran
cisco CalifoTnis.
Eastern hivision-iOI Randolph Street. Chicago
lllincis
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

A stimulent is often needed to nourish and
strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a
natural color. Halls Hair Renswsr is the
best tonic for the hai-.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

GLOW is 81 you find No much comfort in
that English humorous papers"
why, ills this way When I read one
~ the Jokes and then look at the picture.
the picture seems first rate"
Nr-rH
And then after I've looked 40 the pic
turr ] go back 10 the joke. and that seems
first rate Chicago Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Last Monday evening Miss Laura How
ard, daughter Of Mrs. Louisa Howard.
assisted / y Mrs. A. sidney. celebrated the
fourteenth anniversary OF her birthday by
entertaining Anumbe OF her young friends.
Games Of oil kinds were played. also dane
inR. music on the guitar and mouth organs,
by Messrs. Lucas. vi GIL Ksene and 81. =.
Ross. Delicious refreshments wo e served.
consisting Of ice cream. cake. lemonade.
oranges, nuts aud candy. Miss Howard re-
ceiyed a great manv PRESENTS. Those hslp-
ing Miss LhuTn TO celebrate were. Misses
Clara c ump. Edith Nil en-. Maude Don
nell. Annie Larkin, Mildred TsYlo-, Ida
Campbell; Mesdamss Lncas Bu nett ana
Lafkin; Messrs. Spencer. Ffanklu. IryIn,
smith. Keene. Mason, Hough. Paine
others.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

The college literary so,iet7 OF Boz B.
named the Arena has rendered. through its
president T. II. Mckee. and its secretary
Edward L. Miles. an invitation 20 Mrs.
LAURA +. HoWey 20 lecture before that body
some evening this week. Mrs. HoWey has
kindly responded 90 the request and Will
denver an address IN the BuZsmau opera
house. March %. Mrs. llowey will also read
paper upon Poultry" for the farmers
institute. having had considerable expert
ence Iu that line. her chickens having
taken lfst premiums at the times they we're
exhibited. overa! other ladies arc 20 pre-
pare papers fo- this institute uuon subjects
Of various interest Ao4tanR lsdies are IN
no wise behind the times. aud their Efforts
will DO sure TO sscu-e tue Commentator
they deserve.
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Regular Visits Monthly

At Great Fails on tho 18th and 18th.
At Mifsolla on tie 18th.
At Eozeman on the 18th
Al Livingston on tbs 18th
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Helena has had many entertainments
during the winter Of various kinds by home
and foreign talent. and IN the opinion OF
many the home talent compares very IA
vorably with any others. Another treat in
store for the public. and one which prom
isss 10 bs ns good az the best. will be given
Tuesday. Ma On ~. at the NJ. l.. church,
under the management OF Mrs. b.
b WeirIck who will herself APP
pear IN three numbers. Some OF
hsr pupils In eloeution are also TO show
what fac work they can do under COED in
struction. and the enterta ument wlll be
varied by n broom Grill, whose pretty evolu-
tions must DO seen 10 be appreciated. aud
bv music. Miss Atchson ana Miss Nir-
ginia Atehison will give a piano and violin
duet. ard Mise Harrison. whose sweet,
flexible voice ds.ights every one, "a also 90
appear IN "a solo. and IA trio with ii 8.
Harrison and Mrs. Avery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Helen Oblande.. Eddie Ayers. Eva aud Ora
Campbell. Hattie Nilsson, Laura and haFolc
Hansen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

n 8. LaSa le gave a pleasant afternoon
Wednesday in hoaor OF tbs birthday Of
her little daughter. May Fssnces, who has
reached the cunning age Of three years.
About twenty-five Of hef little friends were
invited 90 holp celebrate this event their
AGES ranging ON three 70 i've years All
the little giIls were dressed Ia white
aud al tile little boys wee in Lord
fnuntleroy costumes; and as they we're all
seated at oncs az the ioaR table for refresh
menta. 10 was vefy sweet and pretty aiILt.
Inc menncrs Of the little tots we're erfect,
for when they rose FROM the table, not a.
dror o spot was 20 be foun1 on tne cloth.
Games wors played. and at five o'clock che
children went home perfectly happy and
satisfied. Little MAJ received "a number OF
pretty presents. Mrs. La-aile was assisted
Ia her cure % the litle ores by Mesdames
Sslvuil and Cassidy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Hulrhord james celebrated Lis fourth
blrtLd y 81 Patrick's day. There wore
green thsmrocks for decorations. The
ioung man received great many hand
some presents. lhe children had tableau1,
INDUCED in singing aus Rotations. Most
OF tie cLlil en present w.re Hccompau. ed
b. Their mothers. hose present: Mona,
Alice ans llebv Ctmrbs D. Lotta aud Ar
miida ntbeTiing Freddie Bach. Ella
l'rossor. A thur. Hattie and Gensrisve
EfIcksou. Bessie, HEzd aud NsI Mason.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

A merry party Of young folks repaired 10
the home Of John Flynn. Of Boulder avenue
20 help celebrate the thirteenth birthday OF
their eldest daughter, Miss Agnes. The
party was a surprise 60 the Young lady aud
wss we'll planned aud car led Out success
fully. snd tho many useful aud appropriate
presents received showed this love and re
gard for her By her schoolmates and
friends. The evening was spent IA games.
cards and pleasant conversation. and de
lightful fefreshments were Sc we'd by the
hospitals hostess. 60 which ample justice
was done AZ n late hour the guests took
their departure, wishing Miss Agnes many
happy retuinL he guests present were ;
Misses Matte Cutler. LYDIA Soaneld. r 18th
fluhf, Lena F.uhr. Oracle Flynn. NAY
Carter. Annis Gibson. MAY aud Belle Mont
gomsry. Minnie MalloY. Evelyn French,
Clara TIetien. Agnes Flynn; Messfs.
Christie Lewis. Elmer Witty, Carl Adams.
Thomas Gibson. Jim Malloy, johnnie
lynn. Philip Bsran. Jim Flynn.
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SOLD BY
ALL DEALERS

yer. Mrs. A. NJ. Voolfolk. living IN Evans
ton. ILL., whose absence Was the oniy source
Of regret ia the otherwise perfect occasion.
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Thursday evening all was Rlvsn IL the
auditorium for the benefit Of the Associated
Chafitss. lbe vas very far attend
nnce. hut the Galleries we're almost empty:
nearly ail seemed TO prefs- the gaysty upon
floor. Is WIS "a motley assembly. containing
sofEe Of the exclusive leople % the city, Who
evidently thought that fJr sweet chauty's
sake" 10 would do for once 20 mix with the
canal la. though Ia truth there WAS little OF
the lnttor element present. conBide iag shat
20 WAS "a public dance. Everybody Of great
and little degree seemed 90 enjoy thsm-
selves. ana quRdfille aud round dane fol
lowed close upon each other 90 tie euioya-
bic muslc Of Shapes orchestra.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Tie opening Of the refo M school at
Miles City Wednesday evening was one Of
the finest sflairs ever seen In Montana. The
guests from ont OF town were royalty en-
tertainsd. their generous hosts refusing TO
allow them 20 be nc any expense whltover.
About $50 sat down to the banquet table,
where toasts we're responded TO with an olo-
ouence which elcited rounds OF applauss.
Mush OF the enjoyment and credit Of the
affair l. due 90 the ladies. not only for their
bright and gracious p essence. but because
OF the elesancs of tue banquet and the
beauty OF the decorations, all OF which
were done under taeir supervision. FOL
lowing Is list OF people who attended
from Helene. Gov. ana Mrs. Richards
Attorney General Haskell, Secretary Of
state Rotwitt. Sheriff Curtis. W. q. PFeuith
4. A. MARROW, T. b. Weirick, 4. w. Knight
A J. Seligman. r. T. flsE, 1. H. Carter.
T. y. Wesd. Henry Klein, X. &. Wallace. J.
l.. Moolmsn. David Maiks, l.. ". Bach
Col AMI Mra. Sanders.
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40 the parioTs Of the Hotel Helena At
eight O'Clock. Ihurstay evening, C.. A..
SpnullinR. ~ Helena. and Miss Anna Hol-
mer, 81 Quincy, H.. were united in mar
riage. kev. j.. H. Crooker. Of the Unitarian
church. officiating. Mics helmor u one Of
Qailcv's Prominent young miles. aud IS
kLoWn 20 many Helena con e.. having VIE
iie1 here last summer. Mr. Suaulding has
been IN the Office OF II. q. Mcluu q for the
pact four years aud is one of Helena's rIs-
ing young lawyeTs. They vii be A. home
60 their ffiends at No. 7l3 Highland street.
after April T..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

St Charles Hotel. onee The Finest In
the south. Burned

NEW ORLEANS. April 2s-Ere star.as
about u O'Clock tonight in the ~. Charles
hotel on -. Charles. GEavier and Gem.
2eree streets. From the kitchen II
assembled through hack elevator ~
the upper stories Of The bptI4i,v
The progress q The flames VS. - rar,id
that the Commerce street side Of the third
foarta ard fifth stories wAs soan >,
flames. and before the occaraDt. tha
guests aad servants could lie moved
tKefy eIoFi vas Ms1e TO awaken
- occupants bat The flames droxs
tAs nrc;1en Aud others back. Several r,a-.
sons se-e seen 81 > a5rdoS on the fsurth
&poF. racing on Com TseTce street. ar,ps--
eEt.y ~ tae as.ues, crying Tor helm. pne
81 stem. mar. spraug fron the window
1a.i3as en- iee pSveDeus oa his head sas
d&sAlas oas als tgAas lis clothes xe~a
burned from h3G au1 his bo1y ~. BLACK
TiiA barns. Wat became q the other.
10 we're standing aroand hln. xhethe-
they escaped or whether burned 20 cea.h
x - impossible - say, ana all not -
known ant.i the ruins are searched %
morrow. he dead ugAa Ras burned h.sxo,.s
recognition, Aai il Nss lgap9sssb.e u s.v
whether he Sas guest o. servant. Lad
tAe over 6o3rs, and several women wpre
t2kSa down, many az them II falntiux
eoa'ili'oo. Another nan. who sprans
'-@a' windoN. sas instantly killed. HIS
game aa4 residence are unkaosn-
t@e aAT0es ~ese confined 20 the rear
s7- s3ce, leaving tae trent on -. Charles
stree; caia lured, Sd that tie trunks and
s@sS@te 81 TIE e1esis we're 2osily saved,
So ~e- - the goods = the stores o. :.
tAaFtes street The hotel had cutie a
t~'- Der 81 guests. hos uanv cannot Be
stated. Most of them ~ere n ;hs fran.
soams. aud sscspeJ
as Aots4 ass b2at il t>ss and az a Cost
o4si-as'sfss4 ar fo7 years was the finest IA
'3-e Saaih- u !ooSs uox Is though & xsa 4
o@ eorapsete loss. A.saaaxA shs f-snr
eS@ooaAde E'ay Re save4. TIE loss al
TseaAs.y sxsse@ $50 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29

CoSNEtEsvILLx Pa, April 2S.-On Men
day she Oliver Coke Company Will begin
a wholesale eviction OF the Hungarian
families occupying their houses.
There are over 80 families. and
they are the most desperate in the
region. They say they will not leave the
houses. and b.oodshei IS expected # the
sheriff attempts 10 force them ouL The
sheriff says next week Will see hundreds OF
families ta-o@a oct
CHARLESTON. ". Va. April oS-The
miners s; Ans,ed met today to consider
the proposal Of a committee Of Ohio miners
20 tas men 30 90 cut, and they decide.
nos 10, BY a vote Of 80 to l. There are
now only four mines closed in the entire
AanasAs valley. and the strike Is re-
xa-iet here Is a failure.
fErrsEUg3. April @S-The enaeavors Of
Co W 7. Rsnd. Of Chicago. 10 indace
tae local coal operators 10 hold an inme-
I Iass conference oy which the miners
strike FaAy lie settled seems 20 be futile. A
majority oi The nine owners are nov
reconet5ed 20 the strike. and are wiling
.aat tAe mines are 20 he shat down. They
c.asA aey h&ve pleaty o. coal on hand
a1i that the market wil not feel the
strike fer several years
~. Loans. AprL 2S-The coal miners
strike reached Beslevi.ls, Ill, today.
\ party Of men from the mine
south OF here came into the cav
and stopped at TIE Maale mine, where ID
Miners are employed. A conference Vas
he'd which resulted "a an agreement e.
sep mining Goa! IL. the general trsse CT.
81 the strike = se:tsea- Under ;he nea
management sae rnIass Will continue g
supply coal Tor the Cairo Short Line chates.
AZ the mines on the Short Iins from
Beslevllle - DaQaosn sre now closed. These
sessssa Be4-ey...s aad FresbGrg close.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-29


TACOMA, April - Special Gov
McGraw arrived here about noon TO
take part in the opening of work
on the Interstate tair grounds
Mayor Orr, Manager and President
Bueey OF the fair. City Treasurer McCau-
leg and others met him AZ the wharf and
escorted him to the Tacoma hotel He
vas subsequently dined by the Com
mercia Club, and later watched
the parade of the Commonweal
army. Abe Gross. who has just
returned from San Francisco full of en-
thusiasm for the fair. and . committee
escorted the governor 10 the interstate fair
site, where he watched the progress o. the
''bee," which Manager Bucey had ar
ranged for clearing the grounds The
governor expressed himself Is being we'll
pleased With the grounds. and assured
Mr.. Bacey that he would give him all the
aid possible in making sbe fair complete
success.
Several hours before the governor ar
rived 100 men had arrived and proceeded
20 clear the site, and during the day they
made much headwsy. Mayor Phelps. Of
Seattle, and Others sent letters Of regret
at no. being able 10 he present,
but Mayor Mann. OF Olympia. was on
hand. He arrived while Manager BUGGY
and others were receiving the governor,
and, not being able TO find the manager.
Mayor Mann proceeded to the grounds and
sawed large log in two. and calling sew
erai persons near ., hand, announced him
self as the mayor OF Olympia and pledged
himself and his city TO active cooperation
in the enterprise