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The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

nROPOSALS-SEALED II PROPOSALS
will bs received al the Office OF ths un-
dorslgned until ~ M, October 20, 1884, for
grading aud timber oulyerts according TO
specifications on nle. Of the county road
flom BroAdwntsr hotel 10 n point near the
center of section l6 I. 10. D. r. I ". The
roadway through Harrison Boulevard TO be
q feet wide, 4 900 fsetlonR, thence Z, 200 feet
20 center of section IL, Co be 30 feat Wide.
The nppro1imato estimate is 3hj0 cubic
yAtda Of earth excavation and 1900 feet u.
N. Pine or 6T lumber for . culToTis,
Also grading Montana Avenue county
read from point One-fourih OF milo
south OF Ten Nile Bridge, theneo no th ! Z
miles 20 Montana UniVorslty. Tho roau-
way 90 be u fcst wide. Tho app oEmEto
estimate 10 1900 cubic yBrdS earth eIonya-
iion and II 800 feet u. NJ. Of nr OF pine
lumber for 3 culvorls The work will DO
dono 10 the satisfaction and acceptance Of
tha county surveyor,
By order Of the Board Of County Com
miaalonsfa. !. Y. ToOEKR, Clerk.
Dated Hslens, Sept "a 1904
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
THE STATE LANDS.

COllsstIons on Their Account THIS Year
Far Ahead OF Last.
The sum collected for rents and sale of
state lands by thu board of land coumil.
sioneis from Dec. l, 1896 up to date
amounts to S52 G7645, This isN big In
fiscal year ending Nov. 20, 1893 The ie-
ceipts for the entire wear for lands sold nnd
reuls collected wers 800, 9gs. 30. being S20.-
377 10 less thun the amount alreudy co..
.sc.sd this year. The receipts from the
PRESENT time up to Nov. 80 the end o. The
hseal year. will greatly add to the total for
this year. as a large per cont OF the rents
due will bs paid IN the next six wSeks.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE TO ELECTORS-TO THE
~ eleeto . OF registration district No. q
eomprisinR Fast Helena. French Bar and
Spokane Of Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of Montana. The undersigned registry
agent for said districts hereby gives notice
TINT he will sit TO tie purpose OF regis.
Iiatlou Of voters within each aud every
rrooinct OF his election district upon the
dat hnd at tho places rs follows;
In precinct No. ~. Enat Helena, Oct. o.
10, II. IL. l3. Is, IL and IL At tho residence
of J. s. Clark on Main stroet. East Helena.
Ia precinct No. -, Oct. is. ~ and 20 no
Benton's housS on Canyon Ferry road and
spokane creek.
AZ precinct No. 30 Oct 22, %, ~, %. 26
a, 20 ard 80 at the residence Of J. {. Clark
on Main street. East Helena.
The home oilies will be hI the residence
Of J. s. Clark on Main street. East Helena.
The tou'H for regihtrhtlon will be from 10
n. m, till 10 ?. 10. (omittinR the hours from
~ TO ono and siE 10 seven p. m.,l on all
legal days from Oct. 10 Dot 80 both in
elusive j. s, CLARK, HsQiEs'y Agent
East Helena, Mont, OeL 9. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
N the time for the regiatratIon Of the
uamOa of the qualified electors In Election
District No. 1. In The county Of Lewis and
Clarke. and state Of Montana, prior 10 the
general election, 10 bo held on TuoldAT. the
Gih day ~ November. 1894, for the said
county of Lbwil and ClAfko, will sIpl's q,
10 O'Clock '. m, on the 30ih day Of Os,s-
bsr. A. u. 1894.
The namos ~ the several pTsslnots or
polling vlueot embraced In said Klss,lsH
District No. a's ~ followI. Firh haa
second vr.ulnet, frat vtri; 9Th and sirtA
precincts, Third vsTd; ninth end tenth
precinct Fifth whrd, IA Holenhl aovon-
teOnth precinct, Uuionyillo aud Pafk.
.. e. GiLrATRicE,
RoRiatry Agent Election District No. 1,
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N the time for the registration OF tho
names Of Tho qualified olsotors In Election
District No. two, In tho county Of Lewis
tho Rsasfal slestion, ts be hold 90 Tuesday.
tho sixth day Of Hovtmbst, 1894. for tho
aali evuntJ Of LoWii aAd Clarke, will sI-
pis al zen o'oloek .. IN. sE the IhlftlaIh
aAy Of Os,obsI. A, ID, 1874.
lie Masses % the several pTssinots or
polling places srntTaosd In said Election
Di,Ihs, No, Two are ~ follows Precincts
kos. ihrss and four In Ward two; Precincts
Nos ssyon and eight In Ward four. Pre-
cinots Nos. thirteen and fourteen in Ward
ssysn. OF tho city of Helena.
-. II. MEsros. hegstry Agent
Election DistrictNo. two. Lewis aud Clarke
county, Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

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We make this liberal offer. whereby some
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The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

No. Gloves Atonement by Tn. Bsntzon.
No. 0-rhe House on tho Marsh. By florsno,
Msrdon.
No 25-Doris' Fortune. by Florence Warden.
No. .6-ANemesis. By j. MoIaren Cobbln.
No. s7--Gnilty or Not Guilty. BY Amsnds NJ.
Douglas.
No i2-lsora's Bridal Vow. by Margaret
Blount
No, Is-Rslph Rsymonds Heir. by Horatio
Alger. Jr.
No is-Ths Hoir of Glenvillc. by Francis A
Duriyago.
No BO--Derrick Vaughan. Noveniss BY Edna
No. 5s-Ihs Story Of Elizabeth. BY Miss
To any one who will send Us THREE OF
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stamps. We will send any THREE
BOOKS to bo selected by yourself from the
list printed above. BY mail postage prepaid;
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NOIlCE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT
y tho books for Tho Tsptstlatlau Of the
qualified yotorb nt Dlstlct No. 10 viii be-
up ned al my Office Tor tiHt pnEposo In An.
gufia. LJvis md Clarke connty' MontGnB.
on Tuesday "Wednesday fbI 1barsday'
Oct - 10 ant u. aud in lno logn of Hosnn'
~ The posioilcs building, uu Irldsy and
saturday, Oct 70 ond i5 lLsuro again In
AugnatN Oe' 10 ~ ~ mud l-. from which
plae22 ) WV go sn' a't at Mta Bosn's, near
day. Orl. I'D AMI ~ and from thsfs bsoh
To Hogan ths second time on Nosdsy
hnd Tuesday oct g3 ana % tbob bsot
hgain 'ho second tims ~ Ms. nsnp' a
"wednesday md Thursdav. usL "A mi 9t.
tuetol bncd ~ mg oilieu in iupnrt, p,tu
Oct ID 1891 Jlsfr, n p,,,,,, '''
koSis'oi Tor DulTlot No. 10.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the lime for the repatriation Of tho
names Of the qualified electors In Election
District No. 9. In the county OF Lewis aud
Clarke. and state Of Montana, prior TO tho
general election. TO be held on Tuesday, the
sixth day OF November. A. u. 1894. for tho
said county Of Lewis and Clarke. will OK
pire AZ ten o'clock D. m. on the thirtieth
day OF Ostobor. A. ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Election
District No. 8 are as follows: Mitchell Tre
cinct No. %. Cartersvillo precinct No. 80
Craig precinct No. "a. Rock Creek Bnsin
precinct No. 80.
JosEPn p. HuFF. Registry Agent.
Election District No. 3. Lewis and Clarke
County, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NoT1CE-OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
4Nstnte OF Montana, county of Lewis and
Clarke. Notice is hereby given that there
will be special meeting of the board OF
county com miasioners az their office in tho
court house. on Saturday. Oct. 13, 1894. =,
10 o'clock n. m., for the pufpose of OPEN
ing bids and awarding ooatraet for grading
&. 500 linear feet OF county road in Prickly
Pear canyon. according to advertisement,
and for such other BUSINESS ns may legally
come before than. by order OF the board.
j. S. looKER, Clerk.
Dated HELENA, Oct. 3. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho time for the registration of the
names of the qualified electors in Election
District No. 3. In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, md state OF Montana. prior 10 the
general election. 10 be held on tuesday. the
sirth day of November. A. ID. 1894. for the
said county OF Lewis and Cla Ike, will ex-
pire at ten o'clock p. m. on the thirtieth
day OF October. A. ID. 1894
The names of the several precincts or
polling placs embraced in said Election
District No. 3 are as follows; Precinct No.
30, East Helena, al school house; = ecinct
No. 81, spokane and French Bar, at Ben.
tome house. j. :. CLARK, Registry Agt
Election District No. 8. Lewis aud Clarke
County, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

oouutry IA now entering upon better t'nss'
NOney is easier, trade 10 reviVlng,
"WhAt the country needs nov IA m IN
dustrial peace. Any attempt 10 repeal she
existing law aud to Substitute the Mehin-
ioy law in ita place will dioturbe the huai-
meas interoots OF tho country, 10 is better
for tho country that no auoh effort ho made
bat that the democratic houoo aud senate
should bo chosen 10 cooperate with the
PRECEDENT In giving tho country indoaifial
uaAoa for the next two Yeas
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the simo for the registration OF the
names OF the qualified electors In Election
District No fou In the county of Lewis
nnd Clarke. and etate OF Montana, prior TO
the general election. to be held on Tuss-
day, the sixth day OF November, 1894. for
the said county OF Lewis and Clarke. will
expire at ten o'clock .. N. on the thirtisth
cay OF October. A. ID. 1894
The names Of the several precincts or
polling places embraced in ssii Election
District No. four are a, follows: Kessler' 8,
Mouth Of Nelson and Butief.
X. II. FLoYD-JosEs, Registry Agent.
Election District No. -four. Lewis and
Clarke county, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

DFsr COTTAGE Mrs. G. NJ. Kellogg calls
II hOr boarding house, al 20 North enlon
avenue, Hest cottage 10 Is appropriately
named Our friends will find Il delightful
place 10 eat moal or spend fow days, OF to
make q permanent home, Her terms Rre yory
reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE 10 THE ELECTORS OF
y Election istlot No. O. comprising
Eaat Helena, French lihE and spokane dis
trlct notice 10 hereby given that al q
speoinl meeting Of she hoard OF comfy
commissioner, held at their Office In tho
court house on Monday, Oct \ 1894, J, S.
Clark was appointed registry agent. In tho
p!acA Of A. L. Burns, resigned, for the above
named dls,,ict. J. ;. TooKER
ClOik Of Board OF County Commissioners
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
tITI OF ANAIWNDAs
CtrI OF HELENA
UNITED hrATEs op AMERICA q

state of Montana
I. Louis Rotwltt. secretary OF state OF tho state
of Montana, do hereby certify that { he foregoing
cities have been placed in nomination for tho
place Of permanent location of ths seat OF gov
urnmont OF Montana, and that tho eAme ana all
thereof wero presented to and hlsl with mo
prior to Sept. K. 1899. and that oaeh certihcAto
Of nomination. containing the namo Of tho city
nominated for the place ut pofmhnont location
~ tho fost ~ gOVeTnuIont contained the naTnO OF
the coUnty whafOln tho same Is situated, and
signed by ~ loNst twcnty five electors rssid-
inR within tho county wherein such oitI named
was situated, rnl cOntaino with each slslAtu %
tho place ~ rOsldonoe buaiEsss aad bnGlhsss adj
dress Of Oaoh niocior respectively.
/ further certify that the stat, board OF can
yAasera Of tho dtAte of Montana on tho sltt day
Of December. 1874 duly eAnyassed tho election
returns Tor plauo ot location Of the permanent
capital Of tho state of Montana" and dstor-
mined from tho abstracts trAnsmtttol 10 mo, as
sscrstsrY VI state la sald year tho Yoie' cast At
6unh election and that tho statement made ont
tans aud soorotAry of said board. showed that
thore was no ohotco for place Ot location OF tho
permanent capital ot tho state Of Montana and
that euch statement further showed that OF all
tho citios and towns Yotad Tor at the general
election in l5l2 tho 'I'ity % Anaconda" and the
"Clty ot HOeuA' were this two clues tecolYing Z
tho highest numLor ot votes
And further coriify that az tho general cleo
tion In tho IoAr lnJi. 90 wit. on Tuesday Nov. g.
1874, -the e1ueattun ~ pormAn9Dt location OF
tho scat of goyernment of Montana IL hcreby
Ruhmittod 10 thu qualified aleetofh OF The state
in accordance with tho provisions ul an act en-.
titled AN Aot providing for tho submission of
tho question Of Tho permanent location OF the
scat OF government" approved March IL 1871,
aud section = Artinla \ 1t tho constitution.
la testimony whnroof. have hofnunto sot
my hand aud atliKo tho Great
real Of tho UiAto ot Montana At
lsEALl llolenA, the capital ~ esid . hte.
this, tho 18th day Of eoptsmbor.
A. D. 1891.
T.. ROTWIrT
EoorOtAry % state OF tho state OF
Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
NOTICE 70 cREDITons = ESTATE OF

NOTICE 10 CHEDITOHS = ESTATE OF
A' Anna T. fneelhorn, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given by tho undersigned. al.
ministrator OF the estate ~ Anna u. lngolhOrn
deceasod 10 tho creditors Of, and all persona hay-
ing claims against tho said deceased. TO exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers within four
fl months after the first publication Of this no.
ticc, to the said administrator, at No. 100 Ninth
Ayonue In the city of Helena. tho same being
tho place for tho trantaouon OF tho business
OF said csta'e In tho county Of Lewia and
Clarke.
IT,. FNGELHORN,
Administrator Of tho estate OF Anna 4. Engcl
horn. deceated.
Dated sept 20. 1896
First publication Sopt Il. isqi
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
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u hsrehT gwen lhlt Tho eitJ council
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lsIena, OF. 2, 1874.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
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FOR REAUTY
No. J47G

! For comfort, for Improvement Of the eem-
plsxion, use only Poszoni's Powder there is
nothing eCuai 10 H.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

'TO WHOM ~ MAY LONCLEN: TAKE
/ notice lAat tho undersigned hAa this
day fled Ia tho District Court % tho First
Judicial uiaiflc. % tho state Of MnutnpA
IN and fot iLo UNITY ~ Loais aud Clarke
HIS petition paying tha' bY order OF the
said court HE D1mo UAy bo chDured to
Nietor Day, ard thRs he inig1ls 10 present
tLa said 80. licnti9r 10 ths said court on
tho @llh day of October, 1884. Bt tho
opening hour oi eoat on that day or as
so-n thereafter o. r7ugs.l NAV nn heard
NrC."g Dr. lU rt,urN.
Hetnn, Mont, sg.. 20 1884
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Helena Employment Agency

WANTS 49,
Colorpd man and wife for boarding house In
llolpua,
Mining camp hotel FOR aalo Tor less thEn ono
half ita value
Iiaboror q. gi aday, hoard and room
RAuchman, SO all Wintor Job
Second girl Tor MArysylio So.
Girl 10 cook Tor twelve men, S1A
tIrl for homework Tor Wolf Greek SOS.
Fir.t and second 9igi' for family n Yellow
stone fArk, SIS
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
nuF PALMER HOUSE,

1'lE PALMER HOUSE,
SULLIVAN X GIBBS, PRoPs.
Centrally located. with modern convenloneo1.
FIIst class accommodations for tTAnslonts At
reasonable rate. Headquarters for mining
men. Main street, foot ~ Grand Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

TIRE BRISTOL
ftNGAY Un0uuARr Prop.
Strictly FIR class, with gaa, electric light
stesm heat and elevator seryico,
ALI Street Cara lass the Door.
Corner Main and 6tata etroots
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
AlrLINATlON FON PATENr.


= . M u IT y
HELENA Mont ept. ~. 1884,
Notice Is bNToby gwen that obert s. Hale has
q L uay Nod application for patent, under the
mining lave ~ coGeFnrs, iot the lteluAr null
tt'u drgignntll as turyey No. llil, Uituatra iu
tunorsalizFil nliuius diH rc, LOWS and Clurxs
coul'y Montana, tJwn-liu N. range 4 w,
Which claim l. recorded ih tao oHlce Of tha ro-
curdeg ot { iugia aud Clatkc county, ct uoloua
Montana, u,i doscribpl ~ follnw.-
aid survey Ho ll1 lBsiuulng Gt cOru,c hl.
J from Which lilo io tia. punt no soc d. ~ 9 H. r
4 ", h'ars t.1 Doc l7 UIIA ~ rrc w li. 3 T.
thoplo d d5 dog aI uiaH tl'. , it. th"urr 5l a.;
~ nit oilI il, thence % 70 deg A. mir " 10 f.,
II, uuncg b. dH- I4 gIIA lll n, thoucu -
HOG fs Hla " .li.2 !t o. thN ul5Cn 81 beginning.
Uulhthriug tla HCrla, ulau wYiChA notice ul
tal NuuiicEt "a WIS ulstal tho i3th Icy II
soptombfr l.lL w. T. cox.
IirpstsE
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
LOST.

~s~~----- ~------ s--r-~s s.~s--~.------~~-~-~-~~
| ptI-slUNii NNNg. WEIGHT ABOUT
II no puurdp. mo- brald, l6f' hnl foot ghtro
tp auEiu Tnall a'Nr Boo i,rytotd. trlr OF barb
Nir cul uh l'ft ifuHi foot sl1 reward L05 ra-
tru ~ Jatoh IltchDs ti"'ona Most
/ Ohl ONE HUNTING CASE GOLD
- watch Lllpdl- ca0'lG pn back a wrc1'L or
lort "ltclo ui IlpNor' "n .fuur ur,atAl poue iron
w0tN .lAlr with HHA groove In Conr5r. Tho
hui vii. innolyU tln reward N. ~ N lou.
ui.go boy 7sl,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
rnR THE srA1E CAPITAL.

IIIIVE OF IHE hICNEIAUf OF hIATE,
HELENA. Mont, Sept %. 1894 (
Following are the names OF the cities nomi-
mated for the place OF permanent location of the
scat OF government OF tho state Of hontana, hAv-
ing received the highest number Of vote. At tho
general election held in tho state OF Montana
rneBday. November 3, lsea
tIrY uP ANACONDA.
CRY OF HELENA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

~ ~ ~
W AAtjp 20 lILs IS FlESru MILE
NNffonuo Will resume hur .1tufdtv NOM.
tut Ffohpn olaHa At iID llARthufHr tclso. huIld.
,.s pl .1lt ~ ~ ~ fln Co., igw moro pnpls
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

/. on BLa -aLYEK ROOMS WITH BATH,
/ smonth. Apply \. \ Adams, GolJ
block
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

/ or ABLE FlyE-KOUN
houue, $50. Iil Lawrence ttra1t, EuIuirs ri
adjoining boasp, oornor Lawrence street and
llArrl-uu avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12


hDN EkAl-blNl -HOOM FlHNlIHEU
Lous', GO, t'Ies nioo basnmcnt rooms. car
psiHl. .. Inquire al 2l2 state street,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

slTUAriONs MANEEp -FEhALE
SITUAlION WANrED > uMPl TENT GIRL
> 10 40 homework. Addro "A S., - lcnton
avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

I.OE RIM HERBERT b. VERD 4 co
i ground iiOur h0ntauS bank huildnE hsy,
The largest list 0t huussa AMI .tOrOa in Lls cit =
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-24
THE MARKETS

New York, March 24.-Money on call
easy at l per cent; last loan closed at
l per cent; prime merchantable paper,
3 q 51a. Sterling exchange dull with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.S81b
"a $4.SS$8 for demand and $4.S7 a $3.s7l1
for sixty days.
New York.-Silver, 50. Lead, $40.
Copper, $1O.12L.
New York-Wool quiet; domestic fleece
10 q "a; pulled, 20 a 26. Texas 10 q Is.
Kansas City-Cattle receipts, 1900; ship
ments, 1900; steady to strong; Texas
steers, ~. 30 q $3.15; Texas cows, $1.6O
q $2.40; shipping steers, $2.7O a $435;
native cows, $1.25 "a 50; stockers and
feeders, $3.50 q $3.50; bulls, $1.5O "a
$2.75. Sheep receipts, 1900; shipments,
none, steady.
Chicago.-Cattle receipts, 500; ship
ments, 200, unchanged; prime to extra
steers, 81 q $4.35; fair to good, 1915 a
1895; others, 1926 q $50; Texans, $3.50
a 1896. Sheep and lamb receipts, 5000;
shipments none; active, strong to triae
firmer, top western wethers for export,
4 q $40; top lambs, 1926 @$4.5O; ma
tive sheep, $3.25 a $500.
Omaha.-Cattlo receipts, 1000; market
active, steady; So q 81; westerns, $2.75
a $3.50; Texans, 1926 a 1926; cows,
$l.75 "a $3.10; feeders $3.50 01 $3.50;
Sheep receipts, GOO; market stronger,
$3.50 q $3.50; lambs, $2.75 a $3.50.
Chicago.-Wheat steady, cash, 5s58.
May, 57ls. Corn, easier, cash, $3.50;
May, 371s. Pork, lower, May, $1O.s5'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-24
THREATENS SUIT.
Executive Commissioner Mills and
the Worlds Fair Board at
LOggerheads.

The board of Worlds fair commission
ers held meeting yesterday afternoon.
Quite large amount of routine business
was transacted including the passage of
several bills. Commissioners Mills made
partial report of the money expended
by him in furtherlng the interests of the
New Mexico exhibit. The sum of $3.50
was paid him as partial settlement.
Col. Mills also reported that he had in
vestigated the sale of exhibits at Las ye-
gas by the railroad company. The only
things sold were the wine and fruit ex-
hibits in glass jars. The rest of the stuff
is stored in Las Vegas. The board is in
correspondence with the officials of the
Santa Fe road, and hopes to reach a sat
lsfactory agreement. 1t Will take two
more meetings of the board to wind up
its affairs.
AT the next meeting, to be held in ten
days or so, Executive Commissioner
Mills will make final effort to induce the
board to pass upon his accounts, and iii
case of failure to do this he may enter
suit against the board He has enlisted
the services of an attorney in the prem
ises.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-24
WILL START TOMORROW.
The Industrial Army Ready to start
On Its Pilgrimage to Washing
ton -Sangulne Leaders.

Massilon, Ohio, March 24.-The march
of the Commonweal Army to the ma
tional capital will begin tomorrow pre-
cisely on the half hour after noon. This
is the declaration made to-day by the
originator and leader of this extraordi-
nary pilgrimage. According to present
indications the army will be small when
it starts out, but Gen. Coxey is sanguine
that when it reaches the national capitol
IT will contain 100000 American citizens.
His son will ride at the head of the army,
wearing combination suit of blue and
grey and carrying as an emblem of the
Commonweal white flag of peace. Gen.
Coxey himself will follow in carriage
drawn by six white horses.
The object of the pilgrimage is we'll
known. On arrival Of the army at Wash
ington it is intended to roundup before
the capitol and demand the enactment
of two bills. One of these authorizes the
secretary of the treasury to issue $780,
100000 in treasury notes to be expended
in improvements on the roads of the
country and the second authorizes munich
palities to issue non-interest bearing
bonds and to secure the notes thereon.
On the way to Washington the army is
expected to be fed by voluntary contri-
buttons of sympathizers along the route.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-24
Will StOD Cruelfy,

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals has decided to en-
deavor to put stop to the brutal treat
ment of animals in this city. They have
had large number of ordinances relat-
ing to cruelty to animals published and
thew will be posted in conspicuous places.
The ordinance prohibits exhibitions of
animal fights within the city limits and
fixes the penalty at a fine of from $50 to
5000, or by imprisonment in Jail from
thirty to ninety days or by both fine and
Imprisonment. Cruelty to animals is
punishable by a fine of from IS to $50 or
imprisonment for not less than five nor
more than fifty days. The socis.y viii
push the matter and will punish whoever
is caught ill treating any animal.