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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21

tpclcbem ftcb alio Elm &iiteni6ifffabrtS7
perfebr DerauSbilDcn muB, ber Dem ourcb>
| gebenoen Gerfe5r entipricbt. 2lbgeleben
oauon, baB eS ntcbt m0glicb letn miro, tltr
ben 8erfebr 3rpilben Norbz unb Sitlee bon
eine1n 6afen gum anoern itetS gauge Ga>
6ungcn 81 bel0affen, miro eS ebentauS
ntcbt INNER angeDen, bie Sabrseuge 5lll1
2aOcn tn mebreren !6Gfen su berpficbten
un6 6teie 2aoung pieber an peri9ieOenelt
8lGben 3u entl0icben, Dielmebr muB Die
9totbtpenoigfeit ctntreten, an etnem 9e7
gcbenen t&%notenpunft ber Goute etne NlSz
billie tt 6er 8elaOung 6urb Nustaulh BON
@iitern berbet3ufitbren. Sin lolder &noz
tenpunft ltegt fir Die aufiinfti9e &anal7
fabrt eben in &iel oor, 0a bon bort aus be-
rettS in Ben berlhte0enlten 9ti6t1ngen
etgelte 8erbin6ungen untcrbalten tperoen
unb man bort felt Sa9rel1 be1trebt lit, otes
lelben 81 bcrbefferlt un6 81 perpou1tdnotgen;
oa5u mirb aber 9erabe Der 9forbsO fieee
&anaL erneuten un6 ie6r frdftigen QlnitoB
geben. @eAn man ben 9ur6i6nttt Der
jd1rlt6en 3unabme 6eS S6iffsperfebrs in
&iel nab BEN So6ren BON 1851 gu
Grunoe Iegt, 10 ldBt fi6 fir 1895 etn
8erfeDr nit run6 100000 Sonncn
GdumgebaGt ertparten.
&tel lit ietner Sage nab fir Sen &anals
Derfebr gegebenermaBen 6aS, mas &open1
bagen fiji BEN bisberigen Sunbuerfe6r.
Dieter Blab bat bon alien SftieebGfen ben
gr0Bten regelmdBi9en 0ampferperfebr nit
Der Jtorbiee II. +. m. BON idbrlicb 745,200
Ionnen. pa Sic Staot nlr Elm g~eringeS
Sutherland befibt, 10 fann Dieie 3aRl gu
etnem iebr betrdhtlicben Sbetle nur 3uz
fu6ren ber Oitieei9ifffabrt entftammen.
llno in Der Sbat bat &opeu6a9en eS Derz
itan6en, ii6 Su einem Wfittelpunft Der
S9ifffa6rt 3uii6en gtor6z un6 Otiee git
mo9er, unterititbt burcb etnen bon ibm-
lnterbaltenen lebr regen 0ampferberfebr,
Der Die meiiten SitieebGfen nit Ser bGniz
id6en 6auptita6t in 8erbinbung iebt, uno
ergGn3t bur6 bic aGerOingS BORT ibon iibcrz
all i'm &Idgan9e beftnbtidbe Segeli6tffz
faDrt. 9a3u fOmmt, boB &openbagen gang
natltrLt6 BON ben S6iffen, bic auf ibren
tpeitergebenDen Tdbrten Ben Sunb p%aiitren,
ais aeei9neter BLaB CUR Gntl0i6ul1g uno
8elabung, au9 CUR @erprobtanttrung be-
nitbt Dir6, 0a eS ais &~notenpunft on Der
9teiieroute berielben Liegt. SIT MIN Die
Qtnnabme ricbttg, baB bic 2lblertung bcs
!6auptftroneS 6er iiberieeiiben S6iffabrt
aus Der Sitiee 6urcb Sen neuen &anal nit
ILL., Wtuionen Sonnen i'm Sabre
1895 e~rfoGgen miro, 10 muB &teI, Der
6afenplab an Der Sitausmiin6ung 0es
&analS, in cine d6nlibe 8oittion einritden,
tpie &Open6agen ite i'm Sunbe 6eitBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
Neigc 0erle1tttoer.
v6err Sounoio bier?"
Sos hin ich ieIblt"

v6err Sounolo bier?"
y0aS bin ib iel6lt."
yQ8olen sic oteieS in bic yStaatsz 3eiz
tllng" e%inriiGen?"
90 frug Der Wortfii6rer bon bier iungel1
WfQnnern Deutlber Nbfunft, inoeln ct
gleicD5eiti8 Den fol9enoen Nufruf einz
DGn0lgtc:
Nn ale 9eut Och. .<
Die gcgen1pdrttse Gage oeS NrbettSmorfteS lit cine
10 l6lecDte, oaB mir rnS 9~enOtbi9t leDe1, et1H Ser
latnmlulg aQer beutidell 2lrbettSlOlen einSuberufen,
I'm! Die Sa6la9e 6t be- pre6en lulO Oeittel Su ftr0cl1,
nm Der ortn9enOen 9totb ab5tbelfel, Ntr babel
Spar cine y9eutIde @elcll6aft S1r llnterltitun9
Der Notbleibenbel", bod lit Dieielbe BON tclnem
9SertDe, oa Die Nrge1teaten bal elbit nt9t ben nDtbt7
een Saft beltbe11, nm eire o~erarttge Stelaln9 Su be-
tleiOelt. Oielelben 6etGnen it'd bHr6 aHogelu6te
@robbett 9e9e1 ale Arbeltlu6en0en aus. GS pdre
gut, lpenn otclelben ibrer Stelun9 entboben uro
Dur9 belere Sellte erlebt lpltroel1.
2Str I%Droern ale 9eutide, Die eut Snterelle baran
baben, tbre Gage 81 perbelern, auf, it'd am 10. Neai
Dor Der Ppltoifice I'M ~ nbr Su u%eriammelr.
Mebrere arbeitsloie.
6. SLIDER, 591 Wfilmaufee Npe.
@rn it Mtarttn, 59l Wtil1parfee Qpe.
8ernb. 2emG, 164 g. Start Ctr.
v9as lit cine 19tpere Q(nflage gegen bie
vOeuti9e @eieuldaft". &0nnen Sic biez
ielbe aufre6t erbalten 2" uno nun err
sGblte leber BON ibnen cine 9ei6ibte, baB
man tbn i'm Bureau bet g.. q. an9e>
icbnaust, fir ben Narren ge6alten unb grob
bebatoelt babe.
v@ut, Die Sacbe ion lofort unteriuht
tperben. 6err g., bite 9eben Sic nit ben
6erren our r9eutlcben @eleIi3aft", laiten
sic ite bort bic Sei6uloigungen pieoerz
bolen, uro nenn Die Nntlagen auf Nabrz
beit beruben, per6en mir ben 2tufruf perz
Offentli6en. 9as lit gelpiB altb in S6rem
Gimme, meine 9erren, ntbt pabr ("
SIS i9ien aber bod ni6t gang 10 81 Ietn
uno @tner bon tbnen, Der baS WlauL ant
pouiten genommen, ben Qlufruf aber npcb
nicbt unter3ci9net bate, tpet9erte itb logar,
oa3u auf9efOroert, eS 81 tbun.
$50, Sic Derlangen atio, baB cine
3ettun9 @ttpas peroffentlt6e, tpas sic
ielbit ntcbt unteridrelben f0nnen 2"
Die @eiicbter purDen INNER ber6ubter
un0 man mertte eS ben @eiellen al, 0aB lie
cine iol9e CONFORMATION ntd6t erwartet
Datten.
v@eben sic uns ben Qufruf nie0er",
la9te elmer 0 ibne1, npir tpouen tDn
etipaS abi9pG9en."
v9a3u lit es 3u ipGt. @eben Sic nit
Germ $. CUR u9eutidben @eieul9aft", bas
Nettere wirb lt6 ftnben."
unb fort gingen iie. 9tbcr faum auf Der
StroBe ongelangt, ltobcn ite auf Simmer
tDteberieben, Der Sine babin, Der Nnoere
6ortbtn, auSetnanber.
Nas iou MAJ nun bon iolben 8erlen
balten, Die in Observation-Disclosures 0eile iib
ltber cine @eieul6aft befla9en, Die CUR
HnterltlBung BON frii6 III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
9er fl,tee Sapf+
(@ er 81 en- 5reie g reffe,)

N"N
Dem flugen Wanne, ser ouf benz pGpitz
lt9en 3brone itBt, ptro nternan0 oas
3eugntB perid9en, 5aB er leite 3eit pet>
ltebt. S6m auetn bat es bic &irbe 3u uer=
banten, DaB tbrc mora[tic1e Wfacbt gu UNI
geabnter @r0Be iicb entfaItet bat unb 6aB
Die 2egenbe BON benz D@efangenen bes
8atifans" fat pte cine Selblttronie flingt
angeii9tS beS llnge6euren BachStbumS Der
getftltdben Nutoritdt, nelcbe Der Bapit iiber
Die fatboIti6e Melt beIibt, trobbem ct nic6t
mebr Elm iDeltlicber 6errl6er lit. Wttt
pelcben Witteln SEQ XIII. bieien gepaltis
gen @rfol9 errun9en bat, fam man it6
leicbt peroeutlt6en, ipentt man bic groBen
@tappen leineS YontiftcateS iiberblidt. ST.
bat benz Sitrlten 8iSmarG baS gegen bic
&ircbe ge5llfte S9tpert ser Ufai@@eiebge=
bung aus Der 6anO getpunoen, CT bat nit
Dem Nnipru6e bet &ir6e auf Die She'll
nadine an Dem Sample gegen ben SoSiaz
ltsmuS BEN tpeltlicben Mabten cine fir6z
ltbe &onturren3 an bic Sette gefteat, uno
ct bat enbli6 Ourb iein 8erbalten 3ur
frauS0iti6en Gepublif Der flrialtitii9en
Diplomatic Die unbequeme Sei1el abgc>
ftreift, mel6e tbr ebeocm 0urcb oas Nriom
bon Der 3uiammenaeD0rtgtett Der &ir6e
uno Der 0tonarc5ie angelegt mar.
0o9 bieie Gteiultatc f0nnen in t6rer
gan3en 8eOeutung crit gcpitrDigt tperben,
penn man bic Met6obe erfaBt, ipeIbe Ser
8ecci auf Dem 6eiGigen Stuble in Die uatiz
faniicbe 8olittf 'einfiibrte; bieie Metbobe
ldBt it9 turstueg ais fluge Qbftnoung nit
ben SorOerungen Der 3eit b%e5eicbnen. Stia
unb obne Observation-Disclosures &raftaufz
panb, nit fitbler, aber auSbaucrnber Nufz
mertiamfeit bat SEQ XIII. Die &irde
mitten in ben Strom Ser gegentpGrti9en
!3eitbewegung bineingeiteuert nnb alen
iiberfliiiigen 8auait furiaIiittiber Srabiz
ttonen iiber 8oro geporfen. Die Wet6obc
lit ntbt neu, benn Die Bolittf Der flugen
8Gpite bat niemalS in bo9matiibem Selte
baIten al unfrubtbaren grinSipten i3ren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21


@6ermaIs lit in 8relBen Elm 8rOieft,
etnen groBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itaats
Iih SIT monOpoliitren, gei6ettert.
SIM Sabre 1882 ibeiterte baS Sabafmonoz
poLproieft, 1886 baS 8rannttpeinmonopOlz
proiett, unb jebt 1T i'm NbgeOrbnetenbaule
Sic Gtnfi6rung etnes &aItmonopoIs
GIT @rabe getragen tporben. Die Nblebnung
bes @eiebentipurfS bat cine melt iiber bic
&altfra9e btnausgebenbe 8ebeutung. Seit
einer Meni6enalter mat gum eriten Scale
6urc6 bteien @elebcntwurf Der @runbz
a IS Der 8ergbaufretbet 9ez
fdbr6et tporben, Elm @run6iab, Dem
9eutlblan6 unb t~nSbcionDere 8reuBen Bic
.groBorttge @ntpidlung leines 8ergbaues
felt einem Weni9enalter tn eriter 9tetbe
ber6anft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21

berten, niAt o6cr 6a3u bo lit, So(cben
5l bclten, Die bier oaBer Nrbcit 8efpmmcl
finb; mas iou man Don 2eutcn oenteH,
pelc9c III Der lcibtfertiSlten Neiie i'll oer
Brel1e Nfflagcp crbeben pouen uno Damn
5a fei9e imp, p%erlOnlicb filr Oieie NafIa8en
ein3utreten?
0b lic bel onbcrcn gldttcrn mc6r ST.
folg Dattcll, ,. j. oh duoere 3eitlul9cn in
bIele pllfnpe Sale 9egansen iinb, miilcu
mir GUT StullOe noeb nibt, 10 picl aber
ipilien nit, baB unier 8orgebcn baS ricbtigc
9erpelen If, un0 baB piele 8erleumOungen
uno boSpiat9e &latl6ercien nicbt i'll hie
s3eitnn9en fGn1cn, ipeun SSenc, mclbe fte
er9eben, in Der 9Seile our Grbdrtun9 ber
Nntla9en an9ebalten piirOen, Die mir es
getban baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry SehoeIlkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 234 OitzRanoolph=Stry
smiiaen Grontlir= unb Mnrtet=StrdBe.

252 & 234 OfzRdnoolpb=Stry
spiiaen 6rantlin= unb Murtet=StrdBe.
@btco9o. Sls.,
p~fferirt at ben b~ili9ftet Greiien:
9(He 0trtcu friIa DE 0arfeG=$ Grtereten,
sSelos MmO &a5em 8rasIarteit, Ge5stuiebeIt,
6cps=, Sonf= mao s4anaries=S Gateu,
9t pnmIaaten, Sittstnel, 2satis, 2S0dbbolSet,
9eedbte1 Gnttttelthate S6DiDetSerfa5eL
S~yeirlteu 3toqmefort= Muo @camersS1le!
SStal. Varmeian=Seaie, Trpmage De Srte,
&imburger, Wabttz n1tO Gaaofdie,
9~teuIdJafeIer atmO 9tttaem Sr6uterf6Ie,
StHeIoCrfer Gent, WeincfIg,
Netnites SIiOe1t= ttn0 WtCbtOI,
SRI fTeI=S arotncS, 0GtsIeber=B1teten,
GGIsSarocAet, Steler SprOftet.
gtortpes. 9t1db ootes, run. Sar0incS,
SS0Ttb. N pu=SSdrtmge, matiuttten WaL
6eitite bOu. 0Iildjner Ssaringe,
Saroeuemb1ttcr, rail-. &apt0r,
9tedbte TrGfff. SratlDurlt III Sad1Icn,
9seG1tc Stauuid)lp. SerOelat=gSurit,
@~eTpbaliId DE "a Sdinfcn, Salemt,
stedltett mtt9ar. 9t~o1ea=5 aprifa,
8etruGnetc BiIie tn0 G30ntpignorS,
Sntpott. &iebtg's 6tctiG ertraft,
Gitg cutedDtess G)ii1eiiaen Sng.Der,
&tntbcetIaft, tpefid1eu1nti
SctrOdnete &iTrc1t, SEiri Gl ett, Yrtttteueu
9F~ei,tite 8auiuasGnocpLGOe, &afao,
MedBten Sara, @toffa= unto &io=&aHee,
S~Setnitstt 9rttttett ttito IdbiOarsett Sbee,
SSttpOrt r&aMee=Crtraft, Gidluriett,
SramnifJtO. Spar9etit, Stuz0nrfet.
SGntttbpbmen, SeItotUer gtttbeu,
SSra.GS. sstpctId)em, QreIBelbeercu z
IrifdIe 8tiinfcrtt, &itlen, Sirfe,
,2artpfeImebt, GclsMnetI,
Seutld)c Sptnnr1Scr, @OufraBer,
GplSIdluDe tttt0 &OGs=9s 0n4GfcIu
Hartler SdDmmpffabnf 0ou &o5beG,
ipmie ollie 9lrten BON Groceries.
Henry SchoeIlkopE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21

l%tniere beuti9 : amerifaniiben g anz
geSbriber miiiien I'M Sin9en ie6r
emiig ietn, tpenn tie Die @cfabr, bon eng
decentralization @eiangpereinen uberz
fltgelt 5l tperOen, abpenben poQen. 9a
mar 5. 9. tiir3Ii3 su 6ouitOn bas 9rOBe
Deuti9ateranii6c Sdn9erfeit. Sreunbli6
tpirften alb eini9e englii6zamerifanii6e
@eiangpereine nit. ltnerihrodene &ritifer
in 6euti9zteranii6en 3eitun9en 9eben nun
foIgen6es gu: Sci Q8eitem am 8eiten babe
Elm gdn8It9 en9lii9 amerifanii6er @es
lareperein aus @alpeiton %geiungen; bic
metiter ber beuti6en SGnger aber bdtten
itb 3u iebr Der Seitbummelet uno benz
8tergenuiie btn9egeben, natiirlt9 auf
Soften ibrer 9eiangIiben 9%eiitungen hnb
gum S6aoen 6es 8ubltfums.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
Die wunde unheIlbar sci.

Sn 1888 rsifte i'd our 8ofuItdt in 9artnorltb @Oneae,
eutIdlloIIen, bas Gei6iuitr Operiren 5u laiien. 9ie
gsuu oarste btelteu es ul1t fir %9eratBen, cine Operotipu
am an6del our5uneDnlen, inbcm fe %erfldrten, baB ueir
bD6es Nlter BON rs Sabren oieS perbiete. unb bag mn
1tr aeitfpeHe oeboIfen tperDen tbnne. SD febrte oana
eutmItbiot ftQSj Sanie 3uriG nub briitete iiber mem uua
9lad, big 1pibbli6 EN- 5reg4O !, mid ia1 66 ,a einsn Ser.
id5pn ~OeriDitrfe i'd cine Yeierung metues Safes. Sic
g8urtoe befon1 EN- g~efunbeS AuSieben. SD fu9r nit 6es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21

11eber Die ansgesei0mete
@trttme DR.. A. OWENS
GGeftrtSOem 0irteG gebem
fOt9eMOe 0ebeitte 8ern 2tats=
fttmft:
SrieOriG Yetbfa, Spmun, SGs,
9eberleiOen.
Siaac g. NeufelO, Snmun, &anI,
NernpittGt.
Nler. 9efOl, 9uuOee, SGs.,
YaralDiis.
NOolf Srenmefe, 9triitOtele, sc. 9,
9ersletOen.
6. GirdFein, Nep6urg, Sa.,
WagenleiOeu.
Mtatb. Drummer, SbOrp, @is.,
RiideniGmer5en.
Sic. @eaenitein, 8onea, Nebr,
31eumatismns.
s.. 8oGel1eiOe, NOrt6bille, g. 9af.:
GGronii6er gatarrb.
GbriF. @e6ler, 9e @itt, Mi9.:
Wa0enleiOen.
8uif. g6arf, Saunton, Weinn.:
GrensIdmer5em.
Wfrs. @ieie, gteQla, Soma:
decentralization.
ST. 2Obie, 8anner, isis: @t9t,
unO oiele Mnoere. gtdbere Iusfunft bariber
aiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
Infer GROCER SGnfrierter GatalOe.

Inner Qr0Ber SGnfrierter &ataLOa.
9erielbe entbGlt @bbilbungen unirer Cir
tel un0 SOrri6tun9en, Ereiie berIelben, iopie
bei9worene 3eugnifie unO 8ortraits BON
@ebeiIten un0 mod marGbe tuertbolle Snfors
nation. '9ieier 8%utalo9 lift in 9euti6 ge>
Drudt unO miro 9e9en @inienoun9 BON 6
Gents IN ir9eno cine NbreiIe oeri6idt; cine
Photographic Der 9eutl6en &aiierfamilie
aett frei nit jeOem &atalog. Norefiere
me UWEN APPLIANCE CO..
201-211 State ST.. Chicago, Ill.
Sas sr5Bte elettriide 6IrteI= GtabIifement
Der BeIt.
Grrpdbnt bieie 3eituna, tuenn Shr nntIns idreibt mir
babeu eineu oenti4eu GDrreipunoenten in nnirer Office.
(13S-G)S%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-21
0r&oGDe g&Jea4f.

9os per6eiferte flGItii9e 9ruhbano. 9aS etn3t9s
grldboub. ipel6eS man Sag uuo Ytobt nit SeqnenlltuJ=
fri trooen fam, beilt Ti9er leben 8rud. 2euti1eS So
iddft. Ratalooe frei s~uQeiau6t. Snlprppeb Static SrllB
c.. s22 BroaoIpap, Gde y. Str, Stem BORT. 2lpl5lo0
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
The Electric Lights.

Arthur f. Dickermen of Great Falls
has numerous investments about Neihart,
among them being a large interest in the
Neihart Water company. This he values
very highly and basing judgement upon
his unbounded faith in the future of the
town he feels that the day is not far dis
tant when this company's system will be
a paying proposition.
AS was formerly announced in the
HERALD the machinery and appliances
pertaining to the now defunct Neihart
Electric company has passed into the
hands of the Neihart Water company,
and for the past few days Mr.. Dicker-
man has been at Neihart accelerating
the motion to start up the street and pri-
vate electric lights. In conversation
with this gentleman, we were informed
as to the plans of the company as fol-
lows:
The power of generation will be OBJ
tanned not by steam but by water, which
the company will draw from its own
mains, and develop into a motive force
by means of a seven-foot turbine wheel,
stationed in a power house to be erected
near the Frisco hotel. r. G. Vaughn is
to have charge of the plant, which is
expected to be in operation within a
month.
1t will be a welcome sight to our
people to again behold the electric glare
upon our streets, in our rushing business
houses and our happy homes.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
Literary Note.

The relation which price bears tc
quality in literature is made obscure by
the Christmas Cosmopolitan. Stories by
Rudyard Kipling, VIM. Dean Howells,
Mrs. Spencer Trask, Mrs. Burton Har.
rison, poetry by Sir Edwin Arnold, Ed.
mund Clarence Stedman, and James
Whitcomb Riley, while through the
number are scattered illustrations by
such famous artists as Remington, Toche,
Reinhart, Turner, Van Setback, Gibson
and Stevens. A series of portraits OF
beautiful women of society illustrate an
article on "The Relations of Photography
to Art;" a travel article by Napoleon
Ney, grandson of the famous Field Mar.
shall; n of the series of "Great Pas.
sions of History" to which Froude and
Gosse have already contributed, and half
a dozen Others equally interesting, GO
to make up the attractions of the num-
Der. The Cosmopolitan people say
1--WE might charge you more for this
number, but, in all frankness, could we
give you better material. better illus
trated, if we charged you a dollar a
copy"
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
The Pastor Will Go.

Rev. U. F. Hawk, resident pastor of the
M. E. church, received a call this week
to occupy a pulpit in Golden Dale,
WASH, where the preacher has resigned
on account of ill health. Mr.. Hawk, af-
ter learning these conditions, and the
particulars with reference to the new
field, Immediately dispatched his willing
ness to accept the call.
Golden Dale is situated in the south
central part of the state, about nine
miles from the Columbia river, which
forms the boundary line between Wash
ington and Oregon. The town is a coun-
ty seat with probably a round thousand
inhabitants. The Methodists have a local
congregation of $50 members, a large
church edifce and parsonage, and Mr..
Hawk will find his surroundings thus
different from those at Ncihart. 1t is
understood that his annual salary has
been considerably advanced by the
change.
1t is with profound regret that the
members of the Neihart church will bid
farewell to the minister. He has been
here only a short time, and yet in thai
short time he has gained a strong hold
upon his people and acquired the firm
respect of the citizens. His accomplished
better half, too, has grown to be univer
sally esteemed and will be much missed
They expect to start about the beginning
of the new year. 1t is not now known
| who will succeed him.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
TWIN CITY

Belt Valley Times:
J. b. Gieske is working a small force
of men on a coal claim which he has
recently acquired adjoining the Power
and Watson claims.
We are pleased to that Mrs
Chamberlain, wife of DIR. Chamberlain,
who has been very sick with bilious
fever is rapidly recovering.
Chas. Lindsay and Gus Swaffleton re-
turned from a hunting trip along the
Musselshell yesterday and brought back
eleven deer and four mountain sheep.
The masons at work on the coke ovens
have been obliged to quit the past four
or five days on account of the %non-arrival
of brick.
The Great Northern is putting in a
water tank between the main track and
the coke oven spur. They will procure
the water required from a spring in the
coulee about 700 feet above the brick
yard. A force of men are now at work
laying the pipe from the spring to the
tank.
VIM. Larkin, John Croft and Henry
johnson of Kibby were in town Monday
buying lumber for the new school house
which is to be built in school district
No. ~.
Judging by the number of buildings
in course of erection, and which have
been started since election, the people of
Belt have confidence in the future of
the great coal and coke camp. No less
than thirty new buildings have been
built, OF are under way, within the past
month.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
A Grand Ball.

The ladies of school district No. 81
have decided to give a grand ball, on
the 21st inst, for the benefit of the
school. 1t is understood that the tuition
fund of this district is insufficient to
carry the school to the limit desired
without mourning Indebtedness. In view
of the laudible object in this particular
case it is hoped that everybody who car
will make it a point to purchase a ticket
and patronize this social event. The
dance will be given at the spacious and
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Yule, about seven miles below town,
Good music will be furnished and a
s%umptuous supper will be in store. Get
your team and go.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
Excursion Rates to California Every Oa,
In the Month.

Beginning March 25th the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell daily round trip
tickets to California points as follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return
going via Spokane, Tacoma and Port
land, and returning same way, $75.
To San Francisco, going via Spokane,
Tacoma and Portland, and returning via
Ogden and Silver Bow, 800.
To Los Angeles, going and returning
via Spokane, Tacoma and Portland, en-
tering San Francisco, in one direction,
either going Or returning, $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane,
Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco,
and returning via Sacramento and Og-
den, $1,000.
Tickets will be limited for sixty days
for going passage, with return at any
time within the final limit of six months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Hell
ena to San Francisco and return, with
five admission tickets to the midwintel
fair, aie also on sale daily at rate OF
$62.50.
A. ID. EDGAR, Gen. Agt.
Helena, Mont.
CHAs. s. FEE, G. p. & r. A.,
st. Paul, MINI.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
Important Election Decision.

Information in the case of ID. f.
Smith, vs.. j. ii. Williams. of Barker, al
luded to in Il former issue of the HER
AID, reaches this office to the effect as
follows: Smith contests the election of
Williams to the office of Justice of the
peace on the following grounds: Each
of the above named candidates employed
gummed stickers with their respective
names printed thereon. Williams used
Il sticker having the an" printed after
the name. Smith used the same with
out the ''X' printed thereon. Judges of
election counted the printed az" after
Williams name, Smith protesting against
such count. The ruling of the court
which was furnished us indirectly is re-
ported as follows:
When stickers are employed to place
the candidates name upon a ticket, the
principal is the same as if the voter
writes the name in the blank space, and
shOuld be counted, with or without the
attendant ak" as it fully signifies the in
tention of the voter. When the .N" is
printed the name is counted, for above
reasons, but the printed ''X" is not
counted. The printed az" upon n
sticker counts as no az" but the vote
must be counted. This ruling, purported
to be from Judge Henry, bears consider
Die significance, and in this case causes
Smith to lose his suit, and at the same
time secures his election.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15
No. 3509.
Application for Patent.
U. $. Land Office. Helena Mont.

DtcelnDer I, 1914.
Notice i hereby given that Harry b. Hill of
Great Falls, Montana has this day filed appli-
cation for a patent under the mining laws of
Congress for the QUEEN OF THE HILLS
lode mining claim designated as Sur
vey number 1857. situated in Barker Iunorgan-
lied mining district, .Meagher county, Montana.
in supposed township 10 north range 4 east,
Iunsurveyedl which claim is recorded in the
Office of the recorder of Meagher county at
White Sulphur Springs, Montana, and describ-
ed as follows:
Said Survey number 1867 beginning at corner
number 1 from which the Barher Initial Point
for mineral surveys bears south 81 deg 30 min
west, 2l33.4 feet; thence south 60 degrees 81 min
utes east, l4a AZ feet thence north q degrees
- minutes east 800 feet; thence north 81 degrees
Is minutes west 1885, feet; thence south "a de-
grees % minutes west $50 feet to corner number
l the place of beginning. Conflict with survey
number 9S3 excluded and not claimed. Net area
claimed Is 80 acres, upon which a notice OF said
application was posted the 10Th day of November,
1894.
The adjoining claim to these premises Is sur
vey number 9S3 OF the Grey Eagle lode on the
northwest.
3-l2 W. f. cox.
Register.
Date OF first publication December Is, 1894.