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The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
NOT 4 SUCCESS.
Mining on the COOPERATIVE Plan Said to Be
Failure,

Mining on the COOPERATIVE Plan Said TO Be
Failure,
In conversation with several Butte
miners. who have recently returned
from the Coem d'Alcne country, we
learn that the cooperative plan has
not proven success and all the miners
associated with the corporations are
leaving the country dissatisfied with the
system of work, says the Butte Min
lug Reporter They tried this prupo-
sition for two months, doing their ut
most to make the mine "a success. so
TAR as actual production was concerned
but when drawn 90 business settle
ment they only realized 81 "A day for
their work, The sclnshness OF mining
companies has couclusivcly demon
stratcd itself In this matter, and they
take advantage OF every opportunity
to give miners the worst OF IL. They
also claim that the executive commit
tees place men In responsible positions
who are thoroughly unfit for the super
Vision they are assigned TO. simply be-
cause they are not classed among those
working on the cooperative plan, The
production of the mines continue the
same and the results are the same. but
the miner who goes down into the
drifts and slopes and produces the ore
Is the man To get the small end of the
cash profit OF the mines, consequently
they have concluded to drop the CO.
operative plan,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Notlce.

All ODD Fellows are cordially invited
Rebekah lodge, No. IL, /. O. o. +. tpri-
yate prize masquerade, at the audi
torium New Years eve, Dec. 81. and
can procure invitations from any mem
Der of the undersigned committee. In
order 10 gain admission, invitations
must be presented at the door. The
public are cordially invited to the gal
lery Price, % cents.
Prizes on exhibition at Mitchell e.
Schouborn's drug store.
BY order; Mira. l.. l.. Moses. Mrs. T..
Mitchell. l.. w. Flske, II. w. Neill, H.
G. Mcclellan. Wm. DryburEh.O .O.C. Kirk
wold. committee on arrangement and
invitation
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Emigrant Is All Right.

Mr.. Oscar Van Tassell, of BoZeman, is
very much encouraged over the deal re-
Gently made by him with Helena parties
for his properties In Emigrant gulch. He
says a conceutrator will be built on the
properties next spring and his confidence
In the permanent value and richness of the
claims Is such that he feels II IL only a
question OF time TIL hundreds of men will
be employed there. Mr.. Esler has had a
great deal Of experience In concentrating
propositions and undoubtedly knows just
what he Is doing Park county has large
quantities OF low grade ore and the sue
cess OF Helena parties In saving money at
Crevice and Bear is such as 10 encourage
other Investments; and the section of
country around Emlgrant gulch Is GER
talnly one of the most promising for fu-
turc development of any In the state.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

II. r. Cunningham. Geo. A. Cook. d.
Lawrence, H. a. Ncldenhorer, Butte;
r. +. Collins. Great Fails; c. $, Hefferlln,
u. o. Dickinson. II. A. Root,
c. T.. Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S.
Kelly w. w. stanton, Geo. Murphy Chas.
u. Curtis, Helena, NJ. j. Chase Perl keck,
Abe Goldschmidt, New York
Wm. Y. GosslIn, Tacoma; A. l.. Harris, ST.
pAul
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Christmas a, theLxt

on Christmas day the !. X. l.. beer hall
Will serve itA customers with imported
Cuimbachcr and pilsoner beer. Mich
Tros., the propHriurs. have made arrange
mcnts Tor another female orchestra, which
VIII appear on Jan c. The popularity Of
these concerts in Che past is an assurance
th1t The new venture viii meet with the
success ~ deserves.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

The very mtest 10 present a lady or
gentleman is a Brush and Comb srt The
price ls right; Tho goods are the finest NJ
the HELENA JI3WELRY co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

Rex Hour s2 psr CIV.
Seen Them2

The very latest ls the gold buckle pin
II Is made In gol1 md set with pearls or
gold cnumclrd. II IS worn at the throat
ana Is one OF ih" most attrnctlyc uf Jewel
The newest Gf everything IN
the Jewelry line o. 10 bc found al ibc
HELENA JEWELRY co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Hard 10 Select P,esents7

There is no person who does not want
a camera at some particular time. The
need has been supplied IN the Kombl
They nrc sold at the A. NJ Hotter Hard
ware Compauy's.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
The Mndarn Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup OF Figs, when in need of the
effect of a gentle remedy than
by any other, and that 1t Is more ac-
ceptable to them. The true remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Broadway Grocery is headquarters
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

The broadway Grocery ls headquarters
Tot Christmas edibles.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

Woodmnn & Sanders can suit you In
pipes ana smob'rt articles at low prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

Best line Of 2jc and 5Oc kid body dolls
Ia the city can be found at tile Bee Hive
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
AtTurner Hall.

The TIolgna Turn Vorcin viii give a
play aud grand ball at Turner han. on
D"r gG Tho play is "Pnchter Field
kurmmel Won Tippnls Klrrh"n" Tho
ban win be- after the play and the adj
mission tp all will be 80 cents
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Elegant Tor Presents.

Halr chains and switches made 20 order
BY Mrs. H. Miller 2sj Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Mrs. n, Sinons'

Helena Galop" for the orchestra prom
lscs to become quite popular. Al Kansas
CitA it is being played bv the Grand opera
house orchestra through the week.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

Buy the Universal paper patterns. They
are the best
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

The Broadway Grocery Is headquarters
fot Christmas cdlblcs.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24

SAINT Claus headquarters at the Bee
Hive,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
Notice to Ore sbipper,.

Helena Sampling Works Braden
Bros, proprietors), pay cash and the
highest market price for all classes OF
smelling ores. Rates for smelling are
reduced from figures given eighteen
months ago from So TO so per ton. Gus
tom assaying will receive careful and
consistent with good work. Office, cor
ner Grand and Jackson streets.
Meerschaum pipes and cigar holders IN
endless variety at WoOdman A. Sanders
The Bee Hive can suit you IL you want
holiday presents.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
:. AT =.
SClIGiilGP' 5
s.
OUR
STOCK or
HOLIDAY GOODS

VIII be closed out regardless OF
cost If you want to purchase
anything in this line it will be of
interest to you to look at our
stock. We have received a large
invoice of the Finest Candies
ever on sale in Helena. They
are choice and pure goods and
we will sell them at low prices.
Look at our window to-day.
1t will be a treat TO lovers of
good things. Don't miss see
ing it.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-24
TIME TABLE.

AnRfyE At HELENA
No. ~. Atlantic RzprcsL eautbounI. 1910 D. m
No, 20, Pacific I xprena WertbDund. ans i. IN
No Z. Butte Local. daily .... ,..,,, B50D. IN
DfrARr PROM UEtEHA.
No. - Atlantic Express. sastbovnd. 1880 p. N
No. - Aclhc Egpr9sa. wostbsund b. 21h o m
No. !. Butte Local. daily .............. 7.gDG M
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Temple Manifestations.

There have been remarkable experiences
IN our temples which have been recorded These incidents have
them should be widely disseminated series articles this
subject will be presented In Volume XVI Of TW
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paymasiefs and disburslng officers in
paying the same, and will be paid over
TO tue collectors Of the several districts
wherein such discussing oil GERS reside
or make payments. IL Is provided that
no part OF the salary, fees or emOlu-
meni4 Of any state, company, or muu.
lcipai officer is subject TO Income tax
aud no return thereof shall be made
Of the salary OF fees Of such oilicefs.
oalarles received by government Off.
Gals In 1891, shall DO included In the
hfes annual return 10 be made on or
before tho fret Monday IN March, 1895.
Appeals from and tue method there.
o. are allowed and prescribed ia all
cafes where the person charged with
the TAX 10 dissatisfied with the decision
VI a deputy collector or collector.
In the first instance, the appeal IL to
the collector and N dlesatisliUd with
his decision, the appellant may have
the entire cause with all the papers.and
evidence relating thereto, referred To
the commissioner OF Internal revenue
for his decision.
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AnuNAwAY mrsnANp.
Ills wife Searching for Him Every.
whore.

ST, LOUIS, No., Dsc. 1s.-"ThAt's
his handwritinR; thaps II; its too bad
no could not disguise II a. ho did his
name.n
These were the word q spoken IN an
excited manner In tho Lindell hotel
rotunda at O'CLOCK Wednesday after.
noon. The speaker was flashing
blonde, n beautiful woman about o j
years old, who was porting over tnc
hotel register.
The name that attracted her ation-
ton was that OF II, Bauer and wife Of
Omaha, Neb.i which appeared upon the
register undur the date OF September
sOlh. She said tho man registered there
was her runaway husband. 10 Caanier
Granul Bho told her story.
"my husband left me Ia the early
part VI September, and ~ 1 supposed
to 80 on the road for come business
purpose. He soon neglected 10 write
me, however, aud l learned after an.
gent Inquiry that no was living at Kan.
sns CITY, Mo-, with some woman, who,
have every reason 10 believe, IL the
person with him here.
81 went 20 Kansas City, but could
not mud him. l next heard be- was at
Jefferson CITY, Mo-, anu went there In
search OF him, i had my friends
everywhere looking out for him, aud
received information that he had been
seen nj the UuiOn station, 81. Louis.
on September 81lh. 1 had heard him
speak Of the Lindell hotel rs being st.
Louis headquarters Of commercial
travellers, ana came here. That IL his
handwriting there. could tell itnny-
where. OIL II l could ouly ind
them"
Sue hesilaled about giving her name.
"Well, Pm Mrs. simpson, but
doh't want anything made public
about this"
Aiter "Mrs. SlmpsOn'sO departure,
II was learned from Mr.. Granel that
tho Mt Bauer, tho alleged husband Of
tho ao.oallud Mrs. Simpson and hi6
alleged wife, had remained at tue hotel
two days, and had loft, intending to 20
10 Chicago.
The mysterious visitor at tho Lindell
10 supposed 10 be- no other than Ida II.
NOtzeu, teacher In the Windsor
school, Omaha, Nob., who disappeared
from that city last Saturday afternoon,
taxing with her two children. IL was
thought she had drowned horself. The
story from Omaha II to the effect that
ME-. NolzHu had left Mrs. NOtEen cove
raj years ago; that recently she had
received Information "a To his where.
abouie, and the euppOaltion 10 that she
has gone In search OF him. The de.
soripIion OF Mrs, Notzen and the nj.
legged "Mta. Simpson, tally,
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Hut Their Intended Victim rscnpeo
Their NuFy.

Ahetr tufNs
PADUoAH, Ky, Dec. IA mob Of
iiity ma-kul mon boarded the gbesa.
peake q Ohio southwestern train nj
n crossing at tue outskirts Of lie
town about midnight last night,
aud attempted 10 take sum Owens
colored, from tho ollicera. owens ne.
cuivod a lie sentence yesterday for the
murder VI Sam Ogilvillu last Sppirtn.
Der, and the officers were on the way
10 tue ponitentlary with min.
The train stopped ut tho crossipg
and the engineer anu nfemeu were
quickly covered with pistols and com.
PEELED ~ leave the cab. Tho atr brakes
were cut and several shots nrei. Thc
moo rushed In with dfawn tevolvefs.
Deputy Grady was knocked down with
aclub. The officers were powefieas 10
resist the attack made by the mob an
set about to get tbs train staftod aRaln.
A desperate attempt was made to force
open tho door 10 the closet whore the
prisoner was, but before this was done
Deputy Sheriff Potter had taken tho
engineer and fireman back to the cat
anu compelled them TO start the train.
Whom this was done the mob left the
train without getting the murderer.
Ine rope which had been provided
was placed Ia tho car. Tho officers
encountered no further trouble, aud
this prisoner was landed safely ia the
ponitentiafy.
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ContesiIns nudd,. El,otlon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l3.--Tho CUB
otnAt0rial contest case was before the
state supreme court today. The mat.
ter came up on nn application by
Chairman Cornwall Of the Republican
state central committee Tor writ Of
mandate 10 compel tho board Of elec.
ton commissioners of San Francisco
TO appear and show Gauss why they
should not throw out and refuse 10
count the returns from sixty.six pre-
cinots In thls city, which were not
properly certified TO them by the pre-.
cinct election officers. After long ar.
gumenia by the attorneys, the case
was submitted. Though the decision
Of the court was reserved until tOmUr-
row morning, two OF the justices intl-
mated pretty clearly that Cornwall's
application would be denied. This
will force the republicans, Ia order to
defeat the election OF BudJ, to carry
tnu contest into the state legislature.
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TuE mOusE.

WAsuINGIOS, ID. g., Dec. lathe
House this morning went into com.
mitteo OF tho whole tot tho further
consideration OF tue urgency duiiolen.
cy bill anu appropriations. IL was re-
ported TO the House with favorable
recommendation.
The previous question wns ordered
and Cochran Dem. n. W moved 10
recommit the bill, with Instructions 10
strike out tho appropriation for the col.
lection " income tax. CjckranSs
motion was defeated, 10 iBg.
The bill was thea passed, aud the
House, la COMMITTEES OF the whole,
took up tho Qualifications appropriation
bill Llylnggion (Ga.), Ia unargu Of
the BIZ, explained mat Il carried
l,s7D,O5I, s., iTs,0 $40 less than the estl.
mates, anu authorized no contracts In
excess VI sums appropriated.
Toe bill was passed without amend.
mont, aud O'Neill (Dsm. Mass. O illrd
up the pension appropriation bin. Hc
explained that 10 carried stil 1871 $40,
500, 900 less than tho estimates. Thi.
year 500, 0Ol,OOJ were appropriated for
pensions. rhD appropriation Ia the
bill for 1895 was q $1,000, 900. Tho only
other change IN thu estimates and tue
bill for tho current focal year was
decrease In the appropriation for ex.
amining surgeons from Sl,Ul0.O00 ~
100000.
MI circuit (Rep. Nt.) criticised tho
amount Of the pensions carried by the
bill as Of doubtful adequacy.
Au agreement was reached 10 close
general debate on the pension bill nj
tho emu OF four hours tomorrow, when
II was laid over, and the military
academy appropriation bill was taken
w on motion OF Mt. Outhwaite. The
bill passed without amendment aud MI
adjournment WAS taken.
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CLEVELAND, o., Dec. IA big
petroleum combine by which three OF
the largest oil producing companies In
this state viii be- made into one con
Germ, with sS,000,O0J capital, 10 about
TO be- contaminated. Tne companies
Interested IN this are tho sun on com.
pnny OF Toledo, Crystal Oh company
OF Toledo ana the Merriam. Morgan
company OF Cleveland. The company
will make formidable rival OF the
Standard OH company.
A member OF the firm OF tho Mer.
RAM Morgan company eaid today; -,
"rho M0rriam-M Morgan company has
consolidated with th1 Sun Refining
company OF Toledo, and will hereafter
be known as thu Diamond Refining
company, The Crystal OH works OF
Toledo have also been purchased anu
will be operated hereafter by the new
organization, the combined compAn.
les will operate in direct opposition TO
tho STANDARD, aud will NOT only pro-
duce crude aud refined oil, but deal
largely In all the various products OF
that article"
Merriam & Morgan declined to state
the amount OF capital stock Of tho cor.
pOratiOn."
4 pipe line will bo constructed from
the Ohio field 10 Toledo, where the re-
flung will be done bya process, which,
IL Is said, renders the Ohio oil superior
to that from the PennsylvaniA field.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. l8,-rhough the
Toledo parties interested In tho 70
ported consolidation OF Cleveland and
Toledo oil companies are unwilling to
discuss the matter, there IL scarcely
any doubt thnt the deal is fully M i'm
portaut, II not more 80, than Is stated in
today's dispatches.
The Diamond OH company has been
incorporated with j. Is. and H.. u.
Merriam, J. w. Stewart, John q.
White aud A. NJ. Beckett az directors.
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WAsufEGrON, Dec. i8.-Praollcally
all tho time OF the Senate today wa
consumed In the discussion Of n bill 10
establish national university at
Washington and the Nloaraguan canal
blll. Senators Hunton, Of Virgins,
and Villas, Of Wisconsin, addressed the
Senate In support OF the former aud MIR.
Morgan practically concluded his
speech on the latter. During the day
no asked tho Senate that unanimous
consent be given liking time Tor n
vote on the bill, but this was refused.
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TEAnFuL muRRIcANE.



nnElnE wAyas.
ASTORIA, Oregon, Dec. l4.-The
lighthouse tender Comumbine has 70.
turned from n trip to TallAmook rook
to investigate the damage to the light
from the recent hurricane. The sea
was too rough 10 allow anybody TO ap,
pronch within speaking diatanbe OF the
rock ana the chief keeper sent hll
report 10 the steamer In bottle ut.
tached TO a buoy. The report stated
that the hurricane was the worst ever
experienced on the coast. Mountains
Of water dashed against the rock on
which tho light stands carrying away
the top OF an adjoining rock. Great
waves leapud over the high wall Hpend-
ing thor force on the building, which
trembled aud rocked m II about 10 fall
Into the raging sea below. A crash Of
glass told OF the damage caused by the
waves anu fragments OF rocks torn
loose from their foundation aud hurled
against the outer glass which proteclel
the costly lenses. The panes were all
broken, the lenses ruined aud the clock
machinery revolving tho light rendered
useless. The force VI wilma anu waves
can be- appreciated from the breaking
u tue lights 1855 feet above high water
a monster rock Weighing perhaps a
ton was hurled upwards by the waves
nearly one hundred feet and coming
down, crashed through the tOois OF
tho living rooms,evoTy movable article
In being washed away, At one
stage OF the storm tho water wns six
feet deep In the siren room aud four
feet In the living rooms, which are
eighty'eight feet above high water.
supplies were wRthri away or dos.
ltoyed and the tanks flooded with salt
water. Ordinary lanterns are being
hung In the tower, penIing repairs.
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The hr5t two.named are Cleveland
mon. The company, Il Ia said, will
mnnuiaciuro everything from crude
oil TO candles, just as the Standard la
been doing Tor years.
The Sun OH company IL really Bugh
anu Emerson, two wealthy producers
Of Pitisburg. They own more produc.
ton IN Ohio than any concern Outside
the Standard company.
The Crystal company Ia operated by
George E. Lorcnz and August w. Ma.
chen.
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nArTLE Dol FnEnEaIrusnuno.
Communication OF tho Event with
hnuquet ANA speeches.

NEW YOmt, Dec. IL. "A banquet
given by Meaghot's Irish Brigade
association I'm oummemoTaiion Of the
thirty-second anniversary OF the battle
Fredericksburg last night, COngTess-
man Amos j, Cumming, said:
"l want 10 speak VI tho recent ayg.
lanche - ae viotim-i want 10 con.
graduate the dead soldiers on winning
the victory. My snooesfor 10 an Old
warrior, so | don't care. IL lsall right.
Some people say that Dr. Patkhutst
did It, but say that when any party
attempts to pass a pension bill thai
takes the food from the mouth of
the widows and orphans OF those who
fought for the Union, that party will
surelyigo TO the wall, ana what Is more
wonderful, In that there were more
Republicans elected In the South than
Lhero we're Democrats In the North,
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MINNEApOLIs, Dec. l3.-Harry T.
Hayward and Claus A. Blixt have
been indicted by the grand jury Of
Hennepin county, and tomorrow will
stand before the bar OF justio anu plead
guilty or not guilty to the charge OF
murGeTlng Miss Glug.
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WAsn1NGTON, DC, Dec. l3.-Hor.
bert l.. Wigmore, Of Los Angeles, Cal. f.,
has been appointed cadet at the Mill
tary Academy, with IL. NJ. Wright, Of
PaHsadona, Gal, ms alternate.
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SPECIALS
IN FEATHER BOAS.

A Nice Feather Collar In
black, worth 50 cents,
at
A very fine fancy tipped
Feather Collar, worth si.7s
at 80
Feather Boa tipped, in fancy
shades, extra heavy and
long, value s5.7S, for
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SaE5Ns&zza2s2SS&d
DEFENDERS TRIUMPHANT BEGINNING.
Commencing this Week lnaugurate Holiday sale OF
such Magnitude so SwooplnR Reduction, 50 Vast
In It's Proportions that II cannot fell
nllr alr-n
DEFENDERS TRIUMPHANT Beginning.
December Clearing Sale!

OF CLOAkS AND FURS. our buyor having pur.
chased an Enormous Stock In faco OF our having an
Immon9o Stock OF our own. Wo have too many
CIoaks and must commence our Clearing saIo at
Golden Opportunity. 0
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THE-~n@
CONTRIBUTOR.
TIE AUTHORIZED ORGAN on THE T. HMLLOF ZOM
Prospectus for Volume XVI
lS94-o5.
TIE AUTHORIZED ORGAN OF TaBEHMLLOF2 ZION
this propose Introduce the following special features
among other instructive articles general interests
Shining Lights. How They Acquired Brightness

Under this heading design giving biographical seecs
the o tell
adopted will illustrated
with halItone engrayings Of the persons mentioned.
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Association Suggestions,
Our Missions

coming volume will among the
people.
should worthy OF the Young Mems Improvement
Associations OF Zion.