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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-26
NOT TO issue BONDS.
A Reassuring Interview With
President Cleveland.
COUNTRY NOT SO BADLY OFF.
He Depreeates Croaking. and Points
TO the Trade Balance.
Why Bonds Are Not Needed. Though
the Gold Reserve Is Low-Conrress
Adjourns for Carnot-An Anti-An-
archist Bill Introduced.

washington Cry. June 25.-The presi-
dent today. in speaking of the financial
situation, said 10 an Associated Press re-
porter:
THE offer of certain of the New York
banks TO replace from their vaults the
gold Withdrawn from the government
treasury for shipment abroad is certainly
thoughtful and patriotic. IL not only
tends to maintain the treasury gold
reserve in good condition, but adds
to the stock of popular confidence,
which is at all times important
The elements which make up our ac-
apprehension, and the administration
still adheres TO its pledge and determine
tion to protect our national credit at all
hazards and TO keep the quality of our
money equal TO the best, as far as the
limits of executive action permit. of
course. croasing and the spread of dis
qnleting tales is calculated TO make more
stringent the financial condition. / as
sume. however. that there is too much
patriotism among our people and too
much familiarity with our resources and
capabilities 10 permit our reserve force
and financial vigor 10 be discredited.
when the last government bonds were
issued TO repienish our stock of gold. it
was nearly as low as now, while outside of
our gOau We Hau as aNdklAnie money WITH
which TO pay the ordinary expenses of the
government only about $1,000. 900. We
now have, beside our gold. in
money applicable TO the government
expenses. more than $50. o00,O00
understand that it is charged in
certain quarters that the payment
OF matured obligations is postponed to the
amount OF $50 00o, 900 or $T5. .000, COO This
Is not true. We are paying as we go, in
the usual way. Last year up to June the
balance against US arising from the ex-
ports and imports OF merchandise, exclud-
ing gold and silver, was $7i $50, 040. The
balancein our favor for the same period
this year will be <62 $40 562, represent
ing a change in our favor of $751;
492, COZ. These conditions, taken into
consideration with the willingness
of our banks TO help the treasury during
any temporary and unusual drain OF gold.
ought TO satisfy the most conservative of
our safety. 1t must not be forgotten that
another feature in the situation is that we
are no longer purchasing silver or issuing
gold obligations therefor"
The cash balance in the treasury today
was Sis. .594 .666. Of which s62, 600, 295 was
gold. One million in gold was taken to-
day from the New York sGb-treasury for
export With Saturdays deposits in the
sub-treasury this makes the true amount
of reserve s64. 40. .295.
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PARIS, June 25-~Deep sorrow, dismay
and anger prevail throughout France over
the cowardly assassination of President
Carnot. kilograms of sympathy are pour
ing In from all points. Newspapers OF all
shades deplore the assassination. Throngh-
out France flags are at half mast and pub
lie buildings draped.
On the boulevards scenes OF the greatest
excitement have been witnessed today.
The police had difficulty in dispensing the
crowds of angry people who assembled
from different points, calling for vengeance
against the murderer and his supposed ac-
completes. Several Italian flags. displayed
out of sympathy with Frances loss. draped
with Grape, were hooted at and at least
one torn into shreds. In every quarter
fierce demonstrations against italian resi-
dents have taken place. Nearly all the
Italian cafes and restaurants have been
closed. But If feeling against the Italians
is strong, ths sentiment OF hatred with
which the majority regard the anarchists
is still stronger.
Crowds Of people during the morning
and this afternoon have surrounded the
Elysee palace. where all foreign ambassa-
doris and ministers, senators and deputies.
called during the day.
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PARIS, June 25.-The announcement Of
the death Of President Garnet was formally
made in the chamber of deputies today By
Premier Dupuy aud in the senate by NJ.
Chaliemel- Lacour. The chamber Of dapu-
ties was thronged TO the utmost. and there
was great excitement when Presidents
casmir- Perier entered. Every person
present arose and remained standing while
the president Of the chamber OF deputies
read NJ. Dupuy's letter making formal an-
nouncenlent of the death of M. Carnot.
adding that the whole of France Was
stnpetied by the abominsble crime.
Dupuy also said: From all parts expires.
sions o! emotion and sorrow are arriving.
France ~eeps at the loss Of the loyal servant
and upright citizen who carried with
honor. aud fidelity the national dag and
who awakened in Europe feelings which
sEow how great Is the ordeal through
which we are now passing. The republic
will ever remember President Carnot. All
Of orr sympathies are with the family
hieh mourns his loss, and which, ike
him, 10 worthy Of France. The whole
country joins in the indignation felt at the
crime" NJ. casimir- Perier, after he had
Fl nished reading, said: THE chamber Of
equities and France associate themselves
with these words. Let as bow respeet-
fuzzy before the tomb which closes over
life OF devotion 10 the fatheriand and to
ths republic. France remains brave and
strong in the day Of national mourning"
The chamber Of Deputies then adjourned.
The majority Of the deputies, after call.
ing at tho Elyses palace. assembled at ths
Palace bourbon. where meetings Of all
parties were held during tho aFsernoon.
The senate and chamber Of deputies wlgI
assemble In electoral con gress at yer-
sailies NJ .. m. Wednesday next for tho
purpose Of siecting . successor
The senate was crowded this evening
when ths president. NJ. Challemel-L L acoar.
made an address expressive OF TIE senatesa
feeling at the death Of President Garnet.
Europe" he said. ''is appreesating the
nobleness and strength OF bis character,
and shares In Frances griei.1 Ths
speaker then voiced the sentiment Of con-
doleuee with the family. saying: 1T any
mans innate goodness should hays
guarded him from hatred and fanasscss ~.
il vas President CArnof The criFne has
strengthened our energetic resolve 20 do
tend sns fundamental rules Of society aud
20 prevent oufrAgrs upon human life /"
At meeting Of the extreme left party 20
the raiais Bourbon this morning, al ths
members deeldsd 10 support the candidacy
u M- HFssson. ex-presidems Of tie eham5ss
and ex x.premies. for the presidency. fhs
FspGbliesn group resolved 10 support -
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WAsHTSsTos CRY. June 25.-lspecial. II
Senator Perkins. Of California. IS desirous
that the state militia all over the country
shall be well armed and equipped, and 10
that end has introduced 8 bali authorizing
the secretary Of var 10 distribute % the
several states and territories all Spring
field rifles and equipments new on hand
and no. needed for use by the regular
army. upon acquisitions from the COVER
nors. These arms aud equi ipments are TO
remain the property Of the United States.
and will not be charged against the appFo-
priation made 70 provide arms and equip
ments for the militia.
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y,,n~,o, El,er. ana Hareor.

wasHTxsroS CErr. Jane 3. -I>peeial. -
senator Squire today argued on the merits
Of the rivers and harbors Of Washington
before the senate COMMITTEES on eommeres
for tao hours. urging larger arprorris-
tons lie is confident that when reported
to the sensss the hisl wisi show decided
lnereass in the various amounts.
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wAsHrsGroS CIrY, June 2s.-ISpeeiai. r
Original pensions hare been granted 20
Christian Fahrburg. of Tacoma; Edgar N.
Giles. OF Garfield, Whitman eoansy. and
benjamin. +. shaFpssein, of Waiia Wsila.
the latter beiag Mexican war snrvivor.
The renewal Of = pension 70 Jerome w.
Greer. og Spokane, has been ordered.
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To lie tn state and Ee Gtrea Pabife
Tan~rai-Mme- Garnot's Grief
l. YoSs. June za-The body of NJ. eagnot
vas taken from the prsfectnre tiaia even
ing and placed on Train that vii convey
il 10 Paris. After prayers for lie dead
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

SHERIFF's SALE - MUTUAL BENEFl1
- Lilo Insurance cumpanT, plaintin, Va Albert
X. datus. Florence n. hhtea. Janet G.. kinna
and betes, 1ownsend A Co 4, defendants
ndsr aud BY virtue o, an ord u " aala anl
decTsa Of foreclosure aud Gale issued out n thi
district court oi the first judicial district Of tho
state VI NOntanA, Ia aud for The countJ OF Lsals
sud Clarke on tho 1911 day Of JuHs. ID. lsgi,
enoht Lilo Insurance company tho above
named plaintiff, obtained = judgment AMI do
ofeo Oi foreclosure and aal0 against AIbatt ,r
hatoa Florence x. oates, JAnvt kinuA snd
Gsto,, 1uwasond 4 o., defendants. on tho
18Th day OF June, A, ID. ld9i for tho sum ~
sJhNl. su, bosidoa interest, costs and Attorneyt
ioes which said docroo wa. on tho 18th dhy of
June, A.. ID. 1884 recorded In Judgment baos
No. OF said court, A. page -, I Am com.
tnhndad 10 cell all those oBrtalu lots. pieces OF
pafesla of laad. situate. lying add bsing In
tho county % lewis and tlATks, state ~
Montana Snd bounded and described As follo5s
tO-wiU
Lon numbered fftoon tisl and aIrteon tif.
ia blook numbered foftY-two flj, " tho orig
inAl toNnsito OF tho oity of Helena, each Of said
lUU hAylns frontage on Warren street 81 fofiJ
seven lill foot aud depth OF ninety (D1l foot
recording 10 and ~ describsd upon tho ollicisl
plat Of tho said named toNnsito which plat b.
Uos on hle ~ the nAnnor provided ~ laN H
the aliloS of the county recorder Of aaid county
VI oWio and larhc.
foeother with All anI singular tho taDom0nts
hefedllhmenta aud nppurtonaucaa tterountu b.
longing or IN Auyuiss appertainiug,
Public notice ia hereby gwen. that on Thirs.
daI. tho 18th day Of July A. n 1891, AZ n
o'clock m, OF that dag. ht tho front door OF ma
eonrt houaH. Hclnna lnwia and Clarke county.
Montana. will. Ia obadionoo ~ said order VI 1lA
hul deore9 Of fotOelofnre And sAla sell tho ahoga
doscrlbrd property. Or so munh thereof ~ ma,
la Necessary 20 sAtisfg sA.d Judgment with N.
letcsl and costs, To tho high,ui aud bost b.ddor,
ior cssh Ia hand.
Given under my hand. thla 2Oth day Of juno
a. ID. 1875
CHARLES D. CURrlS shorln
by fRkp l. LOSS Under tAvelI
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

SHFRIFF'S sALE-BY Virtue OF AN EXR-
y cution in my hands ieauod ont Of tbs dis
trict court Of tho first Judicial district OF tho
state OF Montana In and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit OF he MontAna National
Bnk hgainst u, W, Ach and ~. A. lnry. duly
atlestod tho goth day OF June. A. ID. 1891. have
levied upon all too right, title and interest Of
tho said .. " bach and ~. :. l,fy. or either
o. them In and 10 tho following described prop
erty, situated In LOWS and Clarke county,
siAis Of Montana. yiEi
Lots numuerod one tl. two ~, three lSl
four tl, hye 90. siI l0l, tgenty.two u !,
twent y-thrso (aa) and twenty-four go, In block
numpcred fiye 90, and lots numb rcd 0na tD.
two ~ three 49,. fourteen lill, fifteen ll5) and
fiKtoen (lbl. 10 block numboroi siX ~, In tho
Northern Pacific addition 20 the city Of Helena
also an undivided one half interest In lots num-
borsd four 90, fiyo b) aud siK l6l. IN block
-" Of tho hhuldin addition TO tho city Of
Helena.
Together with ali and singular the tsns-
msnts, hereditamonts and Appur onAnces thero-
unto belonging or 10 any wise appertAining.
Notice Ia hereby given that on the lat
day OF August, A. ID. 1871, bo ween tho honrn
Of nine o'clock q M. and hVe o'clock Q. M
OF said day. to-wit. At ~ o'clock IN OF said day
at tho front door of tho court house city
of Helena sAid county mi stats I will sell all
the right titls and interest Of tho said q |"
ach aud 10. :. tnry. ~ sltnef of iham in and
10 tho said Aboyo described property 10 the high
sst bidder for cash In hand
Given under my hand thia tho nth dag Of
jug ~ ~ i''' CHAs y. CURTIS. Sheriff
FHrD r. HoBs. Under hsrln.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

SHRliIfF'S HALE-C0MMOkWEAL III.
- tie Insurance a 1rutt Co, trustee, plaintiff.
VS.. Jsmos L. Ball, Jr.. aura l.. Ball and Mon
tAnA National rank. defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order of eals and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court Of the FIRST judicial district ofthe
state OF Montana, In and for the county OF Lewis
and llzrks on tho 18th day OF July. A. ID.
1884, In the above entitled action. wheretn
commonwealth 'fitle lbsuranos Il Trust Co .
trustee. above named plaintiff. obtained q iudg-
ment snd decree OF foreelosure and sale against
JAmsi Y. LAll. Jr., aura l.. Ball and Montana
National ank defendAnts, on tho nth dsy
Of July, A. d. 1884 Tor the sum Of IS llB.
sAld decree waa on the lith day of july.
A. ID. lsJi, recorded In Judgment book No. r. OF
said court at page RI, am comnAndod 70 sell
all thoao certain lote, pieoos or parcels Of land
situate lying and being In tho county of Lewis
and iarke, state Of Montana. and bounded and
described ne follows. 10 Wit
OTIS twenty (2Ol. twenty-ono (2il. twenty-five
t2gl and twsay.three ilal, IN block thIoe l5l. OF
A. said lot, aud block are designsted an do
soribed upon the official plat VI sad addition
iild in tho Office Of tho county recorder OF said
Lewis mil ClNrkS county and state 0f Montana.
Together with all and singular the lonomsnts,
hsrcdi itAmentA and appurteuAncos thereuuto bD-
longing or In anywise appertainlng
lublo notice u horsby given that on Thurs
day, tho 2a day OF August A. ID. lssl Al IL O'CLOCK
m. OF that DAY, VI the front dour OF tho eontt
hOuBo, Helena LOWS aud Clarke county Mon
tana, / will. in Obedience to said order Of salo
and decree Of foreeloeurs and sae. sell tho Above
described property, or NO much thereof A. may
b. necessary 20 satisfy lAld Judgment with iu-
tsrost and costs, 10 the highest and bset biddet
Given undor my hand this iilh dAJ Of July
- = '' CHARLES u. CURTIS, sheriff.
By tRrD Y. lloss Undor Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

SHEmrF's sALF-WATBARINE HOLDEN
selden A. Porter and Alexander Morton. do
fcndants.
Under and by virtuo Of an order OF ealsand de-
oree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF tho
district court Of tho FIRST judicial district o. the
LOWS and Clarke. on the 9th day of Juns.
A. ID. isyi. In the above entitled action. vhorsin
aam arins Holden kroner, tho above named
plaintif. obtained . judgment and decree Of
'rIer. soidon i. Porter and AioIsndsr Morton.
,lefendants. on the 18th day of June.
\. u. Isll for the ann OF si.iis 90. besides in
tersst costs and attorneys fess, which said
iecreo was on the 18th day OF June. =. ID.
1885, recorded in Judgment book No, Of said
court at } age =, | AN commanded TO scll all
ths' certain lot, piece or parcel OF land, sit
nate, lying aud being In the county OF Lewis
and Clarks. state of Aontsna aud bounded and
described as follows. to-wit
Tho west thirty. tS'l foot OF lot numbered n,e
til, in block numbered tinty-hye 1851. as said lot
nd block ars nun bsfod, designstod and do
.or b ID on the Plat OF the Northern fscihe addi.
tion ON file In the otlos OF tho county clerk and
rceorier of the said county of evils and Clarke
Toasther with all aud Singular ths tone
muuts, hsrclitaments aud sppur ,onanoes thero-
unto beloEsing OF In any wisc sspsrtAining'
Public notioo IL haroby given that on W Nednee-
day the lslh day of guiy, A. u. lssi. al IL CLOCK
n of that day at tho front door OF the court hoose
Le sna Lewis and Clarke county, montsn.,
wilt in obedience In said order OF sale and decree
o. foreclosure and sale, soil tho above described
propsrty or W much thereof ~ may %
noceasary 10 sntisiy said Judgment with interest
aud costs to the highest and beat bidder Tor cash
Given under my hand this 27th day OF Juno,
a. u i''' CHARLES d. cuRrls Sheriff.
iY knrn T.. ho9s. Undor Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

nGPAR MINT OP INTERIOR-oFFlrE OF
~ the setting superintendent OF tbs Yellow
stone htioual Park, Mammoth Hot hprings'
Wyoming July 2, 1881.
toAied proposals. In duplioatel will DO fo'
oeiyod NJ this uthco mt two o'clock " "a,
ufsdAs. the 18th day u July, i5ph At which
time they will be opened ia tho Uraaanoo uf bid
dots Tor tho efertiOn In tho lsllOwst mo Ma
u onal park Of . building 10 be used ~ jail,
oliice for United 5tsiea oommistionor and rest
denoe for United Biates marshal, In hccordAnce
with plane and specihcatiOus 20 be aoen At this
oilica. A certified chook for three pof cent 81
the amount bid must accompany. esoh proposal
Separate bids must bo male lll for cpnhtrnctiUn
Of bnildinN tt for kitchen range, fonos sad
out bnlldingn and tins for completion OF wors
ha stated. Tho contractor will be psrmltted un-
der tho supervision ~ tho acting uprflntenh-
cnt 20 uss in connection With tho work. tuch
rock sand, lime and lumber suitable for tho
purpose ~ mar fn found ln tho park Tho
right is reserved ~ Waiy0 defectl and 90 roloct
AM 10 allbd. Contract viii b. awarded onlT
~ regular building contractors 0r eprps ntofs
rnyelopcs should 10 markel 'proposals Tor
erection Of lail building etc, and bc addressed
~ VeofAe :. Andefpon, captain tiHth IayAlry,
Acting tupennteudent YELLOWSTONE National
fArk. Mammoth Hot nprngo, WyomlnE.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
CYCLING CHAT.

A good wheel is like money In hank
valuolcss n you do not cause ito circulate.
with the ordinary cycle lamp tho only
chance Che nser OF it has is 10 burn with Ia.
dignation.
What cycling legislation needs at tho
present time Is awell organized common
sense movement
A dealer with tho very appropriate name
Of Marx Dowpey IA advertising In western
papers TO sell wheels et cut prices
What ails cycling government Is that no
sooner does a man become AN official than
he thinks his name Is Clay when it Is only
Mud.
After all, it Ia only right that the man
who collects the installment bills ON "a
riders wheel should treat the rider with
due respect
"Wheelmen who use our goods are very
ml oh attached to them," Is what porous
plaster company advertlses in a recent race
meet programme
"You're oil your sprookctt" Is the ele-
giant up to date method OF conveying the
information that you are troubled with
wheels in your head.-Sporting Life.
A grin cold" leads 10 consumption. Uheok
serious consequences by taking bood's SArsa-
pArillA
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

SHER1FF's SALE-THoMAs c. RICHARDa
~ plaintiff VS.. GEORGE IA, Pew, Mary J. Pew
Herbert Nienolson, w, r. Whttskcr. Mm, z.
FULLER 4 y; Woods. {. A. plumber, Potter v.
doing business under the firm name and style OF
Fraser and Shcpherd Joel h. ss.ett and ". l.,
fsssett eo-pArlnsrs. doing businoss under tha
hrm name and style OF j. h, bashott Cot John
h. iilass and u. II. Mokwsn, co-psrtnsrs doing
business nudsr the hCm name and stylo Of Glass
4 Mc wen. Nathan W. nlood. and tho State of
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of for closure and sale issued out OF the
districl court Of thc first iudeiA district OF tho
ftate of Montana "a and Tor the county OF LOWS
and lsrke. Oh the 18th day OF June. A. ID.
1884 In the sbovs entitled action. Wherein
1homas Richards, above named plaintiff.
obtained Judgment and deeree OF fore;
parties ~ defendants. on tho 9Th dag
OF June a. u. 1874 for tho sum Of tS.0gl 10.
besides intcrcut costs and attorneys fees which
said doOfee Was. on tie 2ath day " June.
A. ID. 1871. recorded In judgment book No ot
said court At pago -, anu commAndei TO
soil all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate ling and bong 10 tho county q swi.
described a. follows. TO wilt
1he eonthohat quarter "a OF the eouihwest
quarter ~ section IL. and southwest quarter
~ Ot the southeast quarter (Al OF faid seetion
IL: tho northeast quarter (Al of tho northwest
quarter (4l. and the norlhwost quarter ~ of
the northeast quarter tSl OF seclon sS All IN
township. u n ~ost' L9wis and OisrHs
county, Montana
Tpgother with all and singular the tenemsntu.
hsrod itSments aud appuTtenAnoos thereuuto Do
longing or in Anywlte anpoftainlng.
Public notios 4 hereby given that on Thure-
dAy tia 18th day of .uly. A. j. 1874. at II clock
m. Of that daY. AZ tho front door OF tho eoat
house, HolsnA Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tnnA / will, ~ obedience 10 said order OF sAlo
aud docros OF foreclosure and salo coll tho above
described property. or 20 mnoh thereof a. mar
bn nscassarJ 10 satisfy said judgment, with In
tsres and costs. 10 tho hghss, And beet bidder,
for cash In hand
Given under my hand this s7th dsI Of June.
CIIAnLEs u, CURTIS, sheriff.
By CnARIGa bAHis1n. Deputy sheriff
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

LAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT
"a court OF the First Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana In and for the county of Lewis
Mary X. gutisr plaintiff. vs Arthur L. Pew,
Albert NJ. 1hornburgh, Edward ~. knight,
cashier, First ational Bank Of Helena, The
Denver Investment and banking Corr orAtion,
limited. q corporation. and Louis &, h !. Lotz.
The state Of Montans sends greeting to tbs
above named defendant,
Yousrs hereby required 10 appear I'M an sctioa
brought against you by tho above named plaintiff
In the district court OF the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, In and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and 10 answer the complaint
hed therein within ten days toxolusiys OF the day
OF ssryicel after the service you OF this sum-
MONS II served within this county or IL served out
Of this county but In this district, within
,Sdamepa default w be takea ae' s ys 2,
according W ths prayer Of said complaint.
IDe eAd actlonil brought TO Obaln decree
OF this court for tho foreclosure Of certain
mortgage upon lot seven. block rye hundred and
nifty, OF the rEsisry addition to the city of
helona, Lewis aud Clarke county, Montana,
said mortgage being described In the complaint
Arthur L. Pew. on the 18th day OF September,
A. ID. 1891, TO SECURE tho payment OF a certain
note for two thousand dollars and interest
thereon; that tho premises conveyed By said
mortgage may be old and tho proceeds applied
to the payment Of said note aud interest. also
20 the payment OF s9+6l and interest being tho
county taxes paid On said property BY plaintiff;
also so " And interest bsing the city inxes paid
by plaintiff said property, also for 500 attor-
neys' fee provided In said mortgagst Also for
costs OF sut. And In case such proceeds arc not
sufficient 20 pay the eame. then To obtain an
execution against said defendant Ar hur H.
Pew. for the balance remaining due and also
that the said defendAnt Artuur L. few, and AL
persons claiming by. through or under him may
b. barred and fOfeoiossd OF ali T ght, title
claim. lion. equity Of redemption, and interest
In and to sAid mortsaged promises. ami Tor suoh
other and further relief AZ plaintiff may be en-
titled TO, reference IL h rsby made to the
complaint on hls herein for more definite in
formstion relntiys 10 said cAu,s Of action.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear ana answer the eAid complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will Apply to the
court for the relief demAudeI In the complaint
Given under my hand aud tho seal OF the dis
trict court Of tha tirst judicial district OF the
state OF Montana, in and for the
~ county OF Lowis and Clarke
( Seal First this the 7th day Of July.
4 Jud. Dist : In tho Jaar Ot our Lord one
Court thousand eight hundred and
JOHN BEAN. Clork.
ByG.O. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk
Mcconnell. ClsyborR 4 Gum, attorneys for
plaintiffs,
First publication July 10. 1891.