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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Not alone the discriminating observer. but the
casually attentive wayfaring man. ard even the
obtusc ethulc and heather. must have remarked
that while one cycler sits his wheel with the
grace Of the Dorian Apollo astride Corinthian
rocking horse another comforts himself into a
semicircle. Ike Quasmodo. presenting an image
~ misery and toll ~ a sublunar IXion
chained on his rolling wheel II Is explained OF
these varying attitudes that the first accom-
panies n lelsurely outing and Is associated with
the idea Of style. while the latter Is for speed
only. appea RANGES being cast 10 the winds. II
would be- a good idea II speed and good style could
be I'm way reconciled FOR the spectacle OF the
cycler bent In an agonized curve somewhat
sharper than the rim OF his wheel is attractive
neither 10 gods nor men. nor can such a con-
strained attitude be good for the constitution. The
wheel Is one Of the inventive marvels OF all the
ages fruitful Of untold utilities TO man, now in
their Initial chapters. and its practitioners ought
to study the art Of using II In the handsomest
and most healthful and hygienic manner, rather
than to degrade It into a mere racing machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

T. is a gratifying decision that the outside law
Yer Is ~ more TO uplift the long dry se--saw q
hls horrible bray IN the present municiph IN
vestlgation. the attorneys for the prosecution ana
defence being adequate 10 all requirements II
every iucupa;ed person ana every witness had
right ~ come into court with gang Of exote-ic
LAWYERS a, his heels II IS easy % see what the in
oues, wpull speedily degenerate into. II - de-
esion IN tho interest " the efficiency n the in
quirv. and rendered particularly necessary ~ the
somewhat loud appearance u an outside attorney
In the proceedings ~ las week who exploded like
nrecrncker leaving smoke and an echo and
room for ~ more of his Kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Now that Du Maurer Alma Tadema and
Reinhart among other artists. have come out as
authors. IT might be in order for Ouida and Mrs.
Hodgson Burnett ard General Lew Wallace and
Rudyard Kipling to take up painting as n bust
ness and send in their annual lists OF productions
To the Salon or the Academy for exhibition. Turn
about Is fair play though the painters probably
write better than the authors would paint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

man. This Of course was a petty business com
pared with the transactions previously described
before the committee but it shows how far the
levying Of blackma has gone in This city. The
investigation is taking wide range, but oil is
struck every time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
,,,,,,,c porS1 ENTRANCE ENAMlNAi'S

W., po,n, Y Y. June Is CSpecaD.-Ine Hs ,m,-
Is. ,a,aatss who are being examined for au S,d
, s"n to the Military Academy are hayins s,,asc
time time The majority have passed the -. ,nsdIc,
BOARD and are now in the hands OF ub Sns ppeart
examiners out Of the nine canddsssSe rejected ti
tesect,ve eyesight and heart trouble and hOs,
physica examinat Will De raSt uniform and
h mnI ' the preliminary drills. Next week INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
END OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAlH

END OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL
The annual commencement exercises oil u. ~,
ark High School took place in Jscooss 10" -.
that city last night. AS at all previous nsrsuts
ments. the house was crowded with u'e me-. f nrO.
and friends OF the happy pupils An eA'." 'ar vas
eramme OF a literary and musical onar" INA s.
carried out The graduates were "'''' ,,a,rs An.
Cook. Anna A. Crane. Elmina Jennie s,b "' Nellie 4
nina Periar. Grace Scott. Helena smith Oakley,
NJ Cook Jane v Kic s1iT E EdlsR su car as.
GeneV.eVe Nsrsheii. Marion A. Arbuckle' MOCK
Jackson Margaret l Msr' Marietta MscGOTs.s
HharIotte r. Mcmmott. Caroline X hSp"A
scawlaFa6e and EasSeiH4 Harry csa%pno; T
BSysTHaTT rSSu ssn'n Berira am Ripley wlian,
sandy, r Richard A ~ GePPeIs; carns Albert
Adolph J. .Pistor. fredericN - ''''
Ss cpssc rr MgoT B. f hdSf
BAILEY. "X Xnasnr Rc3eman. Harry q. Ros1eI ~
nan Schaefer and Edwin l.. Smaiiey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
Well DONE Vigllant! You have made a good
beginning

With the object OF putting a stop to the ia
grant abuses OF authority In connection with the
promotion ard dismissal OF officials In the civil,
military and naval servce OF the Muscovte
Government, the Car has sgnalized the twelfth
anniversary Of his accession to the throne by
the issue Of a ukase which is stated to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Columbia College gave evidence on Tuesday
night that II has an interest In It's students even
after they have gone without the walls or the
college proper In comforting the degree OF bache-
Tor Of arts upon John Hone Jr. Columbia
honored one who, when the appeal went torth III
1863 for more volunteers to defend the Union ana
It's flag left his battle with books and went TO
battle for his country. and thus sacrificed his
honors OF graduation at his college. He was In
the class OF 1863 but. as President Low said on
the stage Of Music Hall Mr. Hone took up his
studies afterward. and perfected himself as thor
oughly "a he could have done In college. and thus
became entitled to the degree that he would have
earned had he turned deaf ear 10 his countrys
call and remained In college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
DRIVES ANNOUNCED AT COLGATE

1.,ca \ Y. June Is ,SpecaD-The iol0"ms
,r,zss were announced at colgate University W
day: ,. ,,n,a-
Iusher ESSAY for juniors: J. b Anderson NlHIs.
apolis Mimi. FIRST. II. 7. winters bu"uee' Az -
Allen ESSAY for sophomores +. p F9ro' "
den \. Y. first. W. ii. Brown. DresseF'''e' ~ -
sNShorne mathematical prizes for juniors .s n.
Minis decatur. N; frst r. D. . Gra9I; ;hird
\ Y. second. y. W: Stockroie ha .ioys. II E.
Nims' arst: ]. IS Grmth. Nan'icOke' fenn'
second. .,b,,,oras. b B.
Creene Detroit. Mich. nrst; J. b. C''''A'
BROOKLYN. second. ,,,r,s nceuenl
y. ,bo ciclieee was the Delta Upscn recep''0" W
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
CLOSING SCENES At TUFTS CoLLEuH

CIUSI\lr SN mn y II
Nedford. Mass. June l.-Io-daN ""a ,..o,At
at Tufts College The buildings were d" a. ard
with flags and bunting. the weather was III, Ss
~, ,radc rho most Of the occasion. At O'Clock u'
seniors met in prayer at Goddard Chapel MIN wIa
dent Capen. and halfhour ia'GT ociock the fore
80 exsrcises were held in Goddard thapes nrssi.
Consisted OF prayer by President capen o rat BY
dents address by John F. Malet' an Wliard 5
omer Genere Petre and poem D! "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
Is there no other Tammany district leader
anxious To come forward and be 'vindicated"?

They are talking in Boston about Offering
prize Tor the blcyclist who Will display pleas
Ing expression" on his countenance while
mounted On his wheel II the Boston.lns go far
enough aAe.a they vii. have no difficulty IN find
inr wha, they are looking FOR But It IS 4
god deal - expect that a wheelman shall look
entirely happy when struggling with trolley
tracks and keeping a sharp eye out for fast
horses and destructive trucks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Prisons going ont Of tom for the summer,
either to the Summer resorts or their country
homes. can hare Ghe Daily and Sunday Tribune
mailed 10 them for $l.O0 per month"; or $3.50
for three months. Travellers in Europe can
rceeire The Tribune during their absence for
S1.65 per month, foreign postage paid, or
$4.45 for three months. The address Of the
paper w,H be changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Governor Lewelilng ~ Kansas has been re-
nominated by tho Popullsts. n the people u
Kansas are what We take them 20 be-. they will
send him post haste to Join Pennoyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Holmansm is cutting quite figure before the
country now, but its day will soon be over. and
permanently over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Richard Croker furnishes a striking iHustra-
ton II man who stayed not on the order OF MS
going The only thing he had In View was %
get out ~ the country just as speedily ana
quietly as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
Jnocx TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notices.

Roll TOP Desks and Office Furniture
Great Variety Of style AMI Price
T. G. SELLEW
No III Fulton-st. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

We don't seem To see any references ho"adayS
to tho I.exow Looking backward C'hml'''r'
Tho official rascals are too busy looking forward
10 the wrath to come 10 appreciate the run OF
that nickname.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

The Bohemian liquor-dealers who testified be-
fore the Senate Investigating Committee yes
teriay were far from willing witnesses. The
truth was wrung from them only by persistent
and skiful questioning, but II Is evident they
told the truth when finally cornered and unable
10 wrgge out Their admissions show that
there has been regular organization among
the uptown saloon-keepers of this nationality,
one object Of which was TO collect a monthly
contribution for the police, in return for which
protection" was granted; the sum paid was
500 or S125 a month. and it was handed over
to Samuel Campbell Captain Gunner's ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

A plan--on paper-for a magnificent boulevard
was approved by the Board Of Street Openings
yesterday 1t is to run--if II Is ever constructed
from One-hundred-and-sxty frst-st to Van
Cortlandt Park, and is TO be four miles long and
49, feet wide Apparently there is no intention
of going 10 work on 1t at once: at any rate the
interesting question Of cost was not considered
at all An estimate, however has been made
which places the cost at 100000; on the other
hand, the people who don't want The boulevard
say that S2OOOO,OOO will be nearer the correct
figure. Certainly the city Is not prepared at
present to spend even the smaller sum on such
an undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
:sew21ork Dsrilp Tribnms

FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

The Board Of Indian Commissioners Is entirely
To-, valuable an agency and has done entirely
To-, much good work to justify It's treatment by
the House The action II the House Is OF piece
with its performance In voting 10 starve out the
civil Service Commission. which. happily for IT.
self II made haste 10 undo. II its decision re-
gorllrg the Indian Commission Is adhered 10. the
senate will be expected - reverse II. the COM
mission has been the means OF preventing IN
Vulnerable frauds I'm the supplies furnished TO the
Indiana II It IS abolished. there will be re-
i,c.ng ONLY among rascaiy contractors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

How many votes could Tammany Hall poll
for a Mayor tomorrow? We venture to say not
go many by thousands as were counted Tor MT
C;llrov. and every day the number grows less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Is Mr.. Croker going to buy castle IN a
foreign land and live abroad permanently?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

One thing that Is not wanted IN '"e N'P''
Transit Commission In any shape OF MANNER -
noIitics The majority Of the Commissioners must
understand this thoroughly Apparently '"o'7
has been no politics thus far. The people are en-
titled 10 have full confidence in the Commission
and will have until reasons for distrusting II are
forthcoming We do not look for the disclosure
OF any such reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Yale and Princeton must hght IL out to-udy VII
the baseball field Tho teams are Tea TOT the
championship. We do not know which will win,
,,, ,,o ore willing to say that II will be an ex-
citing game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

struck all Russian oficialdom with "consterna-
ton" 1t provides that henceforth all appoint
ments In the Government service. from those OF
the Hottest functionaries in the capital to the
lowest officials in the remotest province, are 10
he made bv the Emperor himself 1t is true that
no IL TO be assisted by small committee forming
an inner circle Of his private chanceHerie' CT
household. But no nomination, promotion or DIS
mssal is to take place without his direct sane
ton All responsibility and power In the matter
have been taken not only from the provincial
governors and heads Of departments. but even
from the Cabinet Ministers themselves. "A similar
ukase was Issued in the days OF Emperor Memo
lac and remained In force for twelve years after
which II was abandoned owing to the practical
mpossibiIity Of such gigantic machine as the
Russian Government Service being directed IN
all It's details by a single mind and by a central
committee: and It is to be feared that. notwth-
standing the praiseworthy intentions OF Alex
order III similar failure will attend this present
ukase.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
A BAD LOT
Looks Lihs They Are Trying 10 nlacsmah
ssnator stewart


ssnator stewart
wAAursoros. Sept 2s-AmdavllS and
lottors we're hlsd to-day In ths supreme
court Of the DlstEiot OF Columbia 10 the
divorce oaso Of dlassoock va 0lasscook. on
behalf Of Senator Stewart in suppor, Of q
suggestion 10 the cour, that the cas-, ought
10 be dismissed on the ground that u is not
brought 10 good faith. that the parties are
IN oollusion aud that tho alleged onense
IA coudonod By their eohabltation, and thai
the object is not divorce. but extoriion and
blaokmAi.
FirsL tho papers give the seuatOTi let
tor 20 Campbell Darlington, attorn y Tor
Afa. 0laasooek, wherein the senator eiVes
the communication hirNAdy Published OF
Mira Glasaooek's imporiupina him. The
letter closes With the solemn assurance
that there has besn no iml roper relations
with the woman. A letisf from Glasaoook
TO the senator ia also given. 10 declares
that the sonalor has destroyed his homo
aud happiness. Il have bad thousand
impulass." 10 continued TO shoot you
down on sight That 10 the punishment
you deserve"
Stewart were Also given. One letter says
her husband has begun divorce proceed
uRs aud adds; I'VE have been caught up
with" she asks for assistance aud threat
ems TO employ lawyer u she does not hear
from him by the Tuesday following. De
tectlvs Elder tells how he shedoVed the
Glasscooka and how the husband remained
on the onisde while the wife called on she
senator with the evident purpose OF coming
pn tho scene afle'. Affidayits OF numbei
NJ neiqhbors OF tho Giasscooks tell In detail
si their living together after the divorce
proceedings we're begun.
The papeTs are very yolnminous, cover
Ing 30 type written pages. Some OF the
matter il Of such a seaudalous aud oh
sosne character that 10 cannot be repeated.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
English Railway statistics,

Railway statistics for the year 1893 in
England have recently been issued. Three
hundred miles OF track constructed during
lhe year make the total mileage for the
United Kingdom 20.646, which represents
an authorized iIitAl OF nearly 100 mil
lion poupdA There we're carried thirty
million nrst.olass passengers snti million
second class. and 1872 million third. olass, a
total OF s73 millions in all Two hundted d
itnd eight million tons Of minerals and sSi9
million tons of general merchandise were
b hnsported q distance Of l42 million miles.
The etu ns OF the capital invested are
vie IDLY diminishing. being now Sc per
sent, a result due in part 20 the demands OF
The public for increased accom- modation
and OF the workers for higher wages.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

StfkRIfF'S gALF JANIS Ef.aMAE
~ nlutlil We William j. Hunter. Ellen a.
lluhler, James II. bilmourc and Jauo uilmouro,
Under and By virtue q an qrdorot .aloaal do.
cree ~ foreclosure and eAlo lssnod ont of tho
district court ~ tho first u1tpial disrst nf mo
ttaie ~ Montana VA aud fur tha f,,nntv nj
LoWia hnd Nlhfkp. ON tho 10 day ~ .rpif m bar
A. j. lrjl Ia tho Rbovo cntitlod action. wherein
Unu %. uingman The nbpya uan0l ulainTtiI oh,
tAlD0d judgment and docfea of furaoIasuro md
tAln alnrt NllIlau q, ItunfDr , ION m
ltunier, JaroH ID. Itimouro buI Jana d, ,tl'n,apt.
aoiendGnts. on uo ilth. day -. -apismber'
a. ~ lHiL Tor lll0 ann " rnllH hssIde. IN
terosL costs aud sttUrnoys foes ,,I.,oI, Ia
dpefab sHS 40 tho llh dhynf suIgu,.l.r NJ
lhhi accorded Ia Judgment bpok NJ. ~ ali
CHbu ~ ago -, Am commAud6d :, anil an
lh ''" ogfAlh lgt piece or parcel, ~ and. sIt.
haln, lins and being IN tho county al Ia,vi.
aud lArko, state ~ MoutanA 4tI i,,ad.d ~,
dUAcflbol A. follows. ty-wiG ~
t"tt nuinb'tgu nih1iy-sE HHU and ntnetr.
aoyoD l1i, in blorG nOmbof.d thfao 'li' IN t3s
togn.lio 81 ,alrna oouniT u iS.is and tlsfao,
aud dhtn ul Montana, according lu tG. oiloIai
plat lheroof a. hlsd tDf iacoFd iu do ailica ~
the rnCurdbf - LeWia IA CiArto rooni, V''''' W
logqihnr sith AL an1 singular no loasment.
hof"dllam"hu Ahl nt tpnrHnhnf th0rsnntu b,.
longing or IN alyNlss hftpotislnibg
Public notice IL h0rsliy ivep tt,t nm 81 o,dsx
tho sih day ~ Iciuuaf, A. ID. 1904 AZ " a'slook
~ OfthAi dhy. Al tho front door al to ,,,, h,,n.a
Ileene. liow's and tlArko county Nontana'
VIZ, lh 3bnl'hco tn AL order " stlo ant deafs,
81 t9fonluHnro and fAln, coll tho abnva de.oflbst
prUu9fiN or ~ much Uornal A. nav N,
necessary 10 satisiy eaid ludgment ,IU ltta,ast
nnd costs to ID" Highest and boat bidder for oaah
Given qndor my hand u,s l,lL ia, Of ssptom-
CHARLES h. rUgrul gns,ia
- ytREp loss. uudai Sheriff.
biAk' d fenwelL plAinIinS htlurnoya
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
The Independent Helena, Mont

SHERIFF'5 SALE-WILLIAM ALLEN BUT
- Ter. John A. Stewart, and colgate HOyt OK
eoutors plaintiffs, Va. ADtoiuetts \. Wells,
James Il Nsl.a, kranklin y. Wallace, Albert
NJ; lhornburss and louis {. y. Lotf, assignee,
Undor and by virtue OF IN order Of sails aud
decree Of foreclosure and sals issued out Of tho
district court Of the First Judicial district Of tho
etsto Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
ana clarke. on the 18th day OF september, A.
ID. 1894, In tho above entitled action wherein
Mm. Allen utler John A. stewart aud tolgAts
% John n. Trevor, deceaaed tho above nAmsd
PLAINTIFF obtained a Judgment and decree or
foreclosure and sAle against Antoinette =.
Albert NJ. lhornburgh and Louis q. n. Lott. as-
signee, defendants. on tho lath day OF September.
A. u. 1894 for the sum Of siJg1. p.
bosidsa lntefest costs snd s,utoInsy, ZOOS which
A. u. 1891. recorded In Judgment book No 90 Of
lAid court at page ! am commanded TO sell
all those certain lots, piece, or parcels Of land
and liArke. state of Montana. Nd bounded ana
described as follows. 10 wilt
OTIS pumberoa nine W, ten 1Ol and oieyon ti1),
addition TO the city ot Helsna. Montana tho
said lots having combined frontage on Jerome
place Of seyenY hye tis feet aud depth Of
ono hundred Ana tmeny,nye SlSol n iscL seoord,
the sAid named addition nov on flo In the man
ner provided bJ law in The oiice Of tho county
recorder VI the said county OF Lovis and
clarke,
roEsthor with all and singular tho senomsuts,
hsrcdi itAments and appurtenAnoos thorOuato bs-
longing or la anywtAo appertAining.
Public notice Il hereby given that on Tuesday.
the day OF October. A. b. 1871. At ~ o'olsck
m. Of that dag. At tho front door Of the ooust
house, Helena LswiH and ClArke county Mon
and deere, Of foreclosurs and sale sell tho abovs
described property. or 40 much thoreof may
b. necessary 10 sAtiHfy gAld Judgment with In
lsrost and costs, to the Highest aud bsat bidder
for cash IN hand
Hiycn under mJ hand this 18th dap Of ssp,enl-
Der, A, ID, 1874
CHARLES u. CURTIS, sheriff.
Nv TRED r. Hosa. Under sheriff.
Mcdonnell, ClAyborg d dunn. plaintins' at
toFnoys.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

DRoPosALS-sEALFD PROPOSALS
will be received at the Office OF the uu-
aoFsiRnsd until ~ m. October 23 1894, for
grading aud timber culverts according 10
specifications on file. OF tho county Dad
flom Broadwater hotel to Joint neaf the
center of section 10 T. 10. q. 2. W. The
rosdwAy through Harrison Boulevard 10 be
lZ.test wide. 4 600 fest long, thence ., 200 feet
10 center OF section II, 10 be 10 feet wido.
Tho Approximate estimate 10 $50 cubic
yards OF earth excavation and l3 800 feet u.
N. pluo or nT lumber for o oulyerts.
Alao grading hontaua Avenue county
road from n point oDo-fourth OF n milo
south OF Ten Mile Bridge. thence moth lh
miles TO Montana University. The roau-
way 10 be q feet wide. 1ho app oIitnate
es,imats 10 5000 oubio yards earth eroaya-
ton and 1900 feet ID. N. Of rr or pine
lumber for \ oulVSrts. Tue work will be
done 20 the satisfaction and aoo, ptlnoe OF
the Oounty surveyor.
ljy order Of the Board Of County Com
uiasionsfs. ). <. TooKER, Clerk,
Dated Hslsua. BopL "a 1904
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
No. 3i7I
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U 4. LAND OFFICE
IfwU - L.as A.s on

hrL "a. hont, sept. 90 1894.
Notice 10 hereby given tnat John Cameron and
isht 1. Lie, ~ ini. evils and larks
county, MuniAnA and dwHtd hic1oyerr, wnuse
poetottice address H. utts silver Low oounty
montanA, and William uwsleJ, Of TWIN Hridges
Madison county, on ana, and Louis HALEY Of
Ntlyot bow county, AontanA h1Vo this day hlad
their Rpplicatig for patent Tor iUu iiuos foet
~ tho usley lode min0 or 70 n learinR gold
and silver with surface ground from sI5. % feot
10 tiO feet 10 width. sit .Ated ia no organized
mining district comfy uf Joiietson and state
Of Montana and Designated by tho field notes
aud official plat on bio iu this office A. survey
NO 8j1O, IN township north. range vo L OF
principal base lins and merluttu Of Montana
tAld suryey No 3iaO bsing A. hollow TO- Wit
BeR nnlng at oorGer NJ, 4, n trsu II in diam
oer, marked 4 aha. for eurnir No l. from
which corner No. of alFycy No t1lI bnArs a "a
deg " min L3ll,l II, and Ito no cornor OF SOC
~, ~ su. W. brars a 80 dog Is min 1850. 8
II. and rnnnlng from thonco n Gs dc .J2 min W
i,s2Lt T. ihence " dog and 20 min W i0I n
thence " deg % mia o 1850 g. thence IA 4, toI
~ min q Jlt.a II 10 taid cofn0r No. J nnd N a
place ot hellnnint. magnetic variation " deg
~ min .. combining lt - AcroH,
Iho location OF mis- ni0o 10 rocur lod In tho
county recorders oniro Ut Jsllosson county.
montau0. hefo afo no auJotning edo ins,
NJ and all pr ouH Gaming aiyof.ely any
potion OF said pua.ey lode, miu0 or snrface
ground are required ~ hlu th1lr adysfs, claims
with thc register of tie nlt0l atatos Ian ollce
at llciohh, % tho state % Montana dining mo
sixty dag period ut publication I0fauI oT they
VI ! 10 barlci by virtue oi ho pfoy8lona Of tho
btatnte W.. iUE. io,ister
ttorlins & Mnnly at,orno,a Tor ela,mants.
fitst publication iopt "a lspi.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

DHOpOSALs- - SEALED PROpOSAL3
4 will lie receive NJ tho Office OF tha ua-
dolsiRned until - m, Os.. ~, lsas Tor
grading 600 linear feet Of county road In
Pfiokly Pear canyon according 20 specific.
tions on h,e In this office. iLia wo 4 A.
located on the east size OF tue Montaun
Genital railroad, beginning At foot Of bi,l.
above tho water station, and about i've
miles above Wolf eek rairoad stntlop
ihenco aou,herly along foot of hills 10 the
old Tohd at foot Of steep hill nearly Oh. o.
site the frat railroad bridge above The va.
Ter station. The road he'd will bo fousteen
feet wide.
Approximate estimates ha followa zoo
cubic yards earth excavation. l2J oubin
va Dc slate or solid rock excavation AMI
-four open timber euIvor,s about b by G feet
each.
Fu lher information can DO hal from the
county su yeyor who will bs on the gTound
from the 2iih 10 the 29th Of Bepismbor. and
the work wall DO dous to bic antiaiaetion
and aocepthucp,
by order Of tho boarl
], y. TooERA. Clerk.
Dated HOlSnS. Sept. 10. 1894,