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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Grace Fisk Bryan has sold to Virginia
Dresser lots and 10. block 20, Ames add
tion, for 800.
The next dance Of the members OF the
Peerless club" will be given this evening
at Mrs. SulgrOve's.
The report Of Manager Molson. OF the
Elkhorn Mining company, for January
shows the net profits for thst mouth 20
have been 81, 962 Is.
The Helena branch of the National Asso-
citation OF Letter Carriers will have the
most enjoyable ball of the season at the
auditorium March 70.
Geo. II. Simpson. Of Saltwater. writes:
Tell your miHinQ friends the boys have
struck 10 rich at NYe City; true assure vein
and chimney formation"
The chairman Of the democratic city can
trail committee has called a meeting Of that
body for Saturday morning next as 10
o clock. The meeting will be an important
one aud full attendance Is requested.
Owen Doyle. who has the contract for
feeding the charity bensfciariSs was as
saulted Yesterday by one Of them, a man
named Pat Kelly. Officer Scharrenbroioh
arrested tho man. and Judge CrntcheT sent
him to the county jail for sixty days.
Division No. I, A. O. H.. will celebrate
ST. Patrick's daV az Calumet hall with an
Entertainment beginning al $3.50 ,. m.
The COMMITTEES having the affair IN charge
10 7. L. Martin. John Mitchell. Andrew
OConnoll, J. II. Golden and J. J. Clark.
Al the meeting OF the school board last
evening the clerk was directed to issue
notice Of an election for three trustees to
be held April 7. The board Also decided 10
give the political parties use OF the school
houses for their primaries, With the under
standing that arrangements would be made
with the ianito Tor cleaning up the rooms
after their use Il was also decided TO have
a spring vacation OF the schools to be had
daring the week beginning March 70.
Everyone Invited
To call and sec a complete line OF china.
glassware, lamps. siivsTwRro, ate.
Pricss to suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
r. J. EDWARDS. 3 Park Avenue.
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The Diamond Circle brand, real Boston
chunks nicely matched teams. can be seen
al MAuldin ranch, near Montana uniVar.
sity. Montana avenue. Helena. Take cleo
srip
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

All sizes, playing card boxes and counters.
trinkot boxes for hair pins, etc. soap boxes
and holders galore al the Helena Jea-
elry Co.
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Sixteen and two-thirds cents for children :
hose worth IS cents and 80 cents, this week at
The bee Hive. these goods aro fast BLACK and
seamless.
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Buy one ofthose line silk embroidered infants
oloAks at he Zee Hive. this week they all 20 at
S3.bA
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EIamine and bus she newest thing 10 lev.
elry, tortoise she'll hair pin with delicate
sold ornamsnts. They are ve.y rich. vsry
handsome and tho newest ching out lie
Helena JsWelrg Go. have thsm
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On and after Jan. p the Northern Pacific
will sell tickets from Helena TO san Fran
cisco and return. on account OF she Mid.
winter fair. At the rate OF &G2. 90. which in
oludes i've admission coupons 70 the fair.
Tickets do not allow atopovers aad are
limited for return passage thirty days from
date OF sails.
The regular siH months excursion tickets
20 san Francisco and Los Angeles and re-
tarn will be sold on the l5th OF each month
As hsretofors.
For further particulars. sleeping car res
eTVanons. etc, call on or Adde'S
A. ID. EDaAn
Gen'i Agg. \. T.. x. r.,
Conner Main anu Grand streets
Helsna, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

Something elegant for a writing desk got
one Of those beautiful silver letter scales at
the Helena Jevelry CO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16

gold band tea SGT OF 90 pieces. carlsbad
china for e. a. he lee Hive Only few more
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Go TO The Beo Hive for bargains in croeksry
and glassware. lheJ ara going out Of these
lines and must sell Out entire line.
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The children's hosiery on special sale Al The
bee hlye a. lo' cents por pair IL ons Of tie bes.
Bargains o. the season
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For information how to travel cheapIv. quickly
and comfortably 60 thB AsL houth and West
address. A. b.. tutt -ctR %. T. a 4. A. Al "A
hL l. ky., Minneapolis. MINI
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49, - Ah' AH'"hN
G a suauldng and wife. W l. 2 mcCAn. Liv-
city ingstou
Max Kahn. Cincinnati 4 4 Haughman Fan
& n Gray. Chicago Ernncisco
& III ker8chen r.. New j "a Able ilwaukee
orA fleH Burrel. Maryt-
s v rent. Salt Lake VILE
u Debicke, ran iran II Los. New YORK
cisco % iiayatt. Townsend
u jacobson New Carl schmidt New
York York
q n Ieimbe Grand NJ Morris New York
kapids Mich D. Bowen No.s La -k
W ID laylor. tow York Wm Thompson uffa
frank bruce. Great j e. pattsrson C,rsni
ais falis
John Fogarty. saa Francisco
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Legal blslEs At this omea
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Try NsAown'. Montana r~no.as Flour
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Use Mo.tsaa P.sriss. BaEisE Powder.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
Death of A. A. Young.

Last Monday night at ten o'clock A. A.
Young died at his dwelling on Main street
here. He had been in bad health for sew
eral months, suffering from kidney troubles;
but was able to be at his office up to four or
five days before his death. Deceased was a
native of Kentucky and was years of age.
In the palmy days of Phoebe, A. A.
Young was engaged in the mercantile bust
ness with +. w. Clute and the firm was
successful Deceased sold his interest about
1875 for a good round sum which he after
wards lost in specializing. He continued
without any special business or calling, but
for the past twelve years has filed the office
of Justice of the Peace of this township
except for one term between 1890 and 1892.
He has a sister living at Decauter, Ill.
The remains were taken charge of by the
Masonic Order here, of which he was q
member, the interment taking place at the
Masonic cemetery at 7 o'clock Tuesday
evening.
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For Stnte ORGANIZATION.

In the Reno journal of the 9th ult. a call
is made for mass meeting to effect State
Organization of the Peoples Party in the
State the meeting to take place at Nc
Kissck's Opera House, Reno, on the 9th. of
September next, to perfect an organization
and to place full state ticket of genuine
Peoples Party men in the field.
This is very necessary step ii the party
is to WELD any direct influence in the state
at the coming election, as, at present, the
county organization in Lincoln is the only
direct Peoples representation in the state
The Reno Journal in which the above call
is published says of the movement: "What
effect the nomination. of a State ticket will
have on the State at large it is difficult to
foresee. If the object of the State organi2a-
ton is to secure standing for the party in
the Presidential campaign two years hence
the ticket nominated at the Silver cOnven.
ton will doubtless be ndorsed.
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STATE SENATOR M. D. FOLEY
KILLED.
Shot by a Woman.

Reno, New, July 26.-Mrs, NJ. A. Hart
ley, this evening shot and killed State Sen
ator NJ. d. Foley The cause of the shoot
ing is not known
Mrs. Hartley is an artist and has rooms
in the Bank of Nevada building, where the
shooting occurred.
Foley was shot in the stomach aud died in
half an hour. Mrs. Hartley has been ar.
rested. The shooting of Senator Foley
caused the greatest excitement here as he is
one of the most prominent men in the state,
having occupied a conspicuous place in poll
tics and having been president of the Bank
of Nevada.
Mrs. Hartley, when asked to make a
statement, said she had nothing to say ex.
cept that she had shot Senator Foley and
had intended to do it, She had known
Foley since last October. Mrs. Hartley is a
widow. DIR. Phillips, in whose office Foley
died. said he heard two shots. He stepped
to his office door and saw Foley at the head
of the stairs.
Foley waved his hand at Mrs Hartley,
and ordered her back Then he walked into
the doctors Office announced that he had
been shot, and became Unconscious, dying
twenty minutes after
Later advices contain nothing to show the
direct cause for the womans act. She sur
rendered herself to the Sheriff aud delivered
over the weapon with which she had done
.he work, Colts 3S calibre pistol. A
coroners inquest was held on the body the
day following the shooting but brought out
only the above facts concerning the killing,
though the woman is said to have remarked
that Foley had ruined her life and that she
meant to do just what she did
The woman is still in custody and pre-
| limnary examination of her case will nc
doubt come of in few days, at which hel
side of the story will probably be made
known.
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Land Wanted.

The following circular letter has been re.
ceived at this office 1t might be we'll for
some of those who own unmproved lands in
the Pahranagat and Muddy Valleys to
answer it. Those sections are capable of
sustaining thousands:
Los ANGELES, July 81, 1894.
Editor RECORD, Phoebe Nevada SIR
on behalf OF about three hundred or more
families, mostly American, who wish to
settle somewhere in the West in locality
where irrigabe lands can be obtained upon
reasonable terms, | write to inquire if you
know of any land owners or land agents in
your neighborhood who would be disposed
to treat literally with such a colony. Ia
making terms we would If course, want due
recognition made of the value such colony
would add to the land adjoining their settle.
ment.
am making similar inquiries of other
newspapers in your State with the hope of
getting our prospective colony located before
the end of the year.
1t is probable that you, or some of your
advertisers or subscribers, may be able t.
assist me in selecting desirable location
If so, | will be much gratifed if you or the,
will address me as above.
Yours respectfully,
22l2 Sheridan st. j. J. MARTIN
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Silver Party Meeting.

About forty persons answered the call
last Monday night to organize a County
Central Committee of the State Silver Party.
Some of these came as observers, but most
of them were in sympathy with the party.
The meeting was called to order by II. f.
Prudential, after reading the call, and J.
A. Denten was elected chairman. There
upon H. E. Prudential was elected Secre-
tary The object of the meeting was then
stated by the Chairman, and about three
quarters OF an hour was consumed in dis.
cussing the political outlook and situation
generally, the principal speakers being j.
A. Denton, DR.. Bjornson and T. J. Osborne.
The immediate object of the meeting was
to elect county central committee, whose
business it will be to arrange for the election
of IL delegates to the Silver Party State
! Convention which will be held at Carson
! City on the 4th of September next; and to
/ provide for county convention also, On
! motion, the number of the County Central
| Committee was fixed at thirteen, and on
motion also, duly made and carried, the fol.
lowing named gentlemen were selected as
said committee, wit:-From Phoebe j. A.
Denton, H. Z. Prudential, A. S. 'rhomp.
son, T. j. Osborne, j. D. Campbell and L.
b. Turner. From Helene and DeLamar,
Morgan Williams, John Shier and J. p.
Wright. From Panaca, Arthur 0. Lee and
VIM. Edwards. From Spring Valley,
Henry Rice and from Pahranagat Valley, A.
w. Geer.
The meeting adjourned, and the com.
mittee fixed on this, Thursday evening on
which to arrange its business in general.
The supporters of the Silver Party are
becoming more numerous as the situation
Of the Peoples Party and the Silver Party
become known. There is little doubt but
that the Silver Party will carry the State
again this year by as large if not larger
majority, than it did two years ago
County Conventions are called in severa
parts of the state already, though earlier b.
month than in former years, while in SOM
sections, Eureka county for instance, tn
people are so overwhelmingly supporting tn
Silver Party that no county convention i
deemed necessary, and none will be held.
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c. A. Horn and family are up from Cedar
Springs for short stay.
Jos. McGuiiie was in from Cedar Springs
and vicinity two days ago.
Several families expect to move from here
to DeLamar very shortly.
Grain was selling at the 81. 80 hundred
on the streets yesterday.
Eagle Valley will not raise fruit enough
this year for home consumption.
Miss Nora Webber has been appointed as
postmaster at Virginia City, this state.
The weather continues threatening, but
no rainfall OF any consequence has occurred
yet hereabouts.
County Assessor Prudential has his work
for this year completed with the exception
of Panaca and Phoebe.
Rumors onsthe street this morning, OF a
shooting scrape at DeLamar, yesterday
evening could not be verified.
This hot weather is said to render the
water supply at DeLamar, pretty tough, and
stomach disorders are of frequent occurrence
Another year and this will be remedied.
In the case Of Ernest Herting, who on the
night of the 9th Of June, shot William G..
Cocks in front of the Arcade saloon on {
street, Virginia, the jury brought verdict
of manslaughter. The verdict is said to
give general satisfaction and Herting will
not move for a new trial
J. Eisenmann wishes to call the attention
of those desiring to build, to the fact that he
has Just received carload of glazed window
sash, all sizes; also panel, sash and screen
doors, together with white lead, paints,
oils and nails, which will be sold cheaper
than ever, but only for cash
Edward Rawdn circulated a petition
about town on Tuesday addressed to the
Board of County Commissioners, asking the
appointment as Justice of the Peace for
Phoebe Township, to fill the vacancy created
by the death of Justice of tine Peace, A. A.
Young. The Commissioners meet on Mon
day next and the application will receive
action at that time, favorably it is thought,
as it is signed by nearly all the business men
in town
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
Nevada Awards at the Midwinter.

Following are the awards received by
Nevada and Neyadans at the Midwinter
Fair:
State Of Nevada, frst-Wheat, barley,
corn, oats, rye, hay, grass, etc.
State Of Nevada, second-Peas, beans,
buckwheat, flax, hemp, etc.
State of Nevada, second Potatoes.
Alexander Wise. Nevada-Native sui
phur.
State of Nevada frst-HoDey in combs
and extracted.
Mrs Theodore Winters, frst-Preserved
fruit and pickles.
State of Nevada, third--Keramic.
t. G. Morrison, Eureka, Nevada,
frst-minerals, etc
Occidental Alkali Company, Hawthorne,
Nevada, second--Sodo.
Nevada Salt and Borax Company, Rhodes,
Nevada, second-Borax.
D. Bonelli, Rioville. Nevada, third
Mica.
Joseph Grandelmeyer Hamilton Nevada,
third-Minerals
State of Nevada Special minerals.
James Burke, Steamboat Springs, Washoe
county-Limestone.
A. f. johnson, Carson, Nevada, first
Hand drill.
State of Nevada, frst-Publc School
display.
A. K. johnson, Carson, Nevada, second
Telegraph instrument.
Del, Mining Company, Virginia. Nevada
Silicon.
Slick Mining Company, Hawthorne,
Nevada, third-Aluminum lustre.
National Mineral Soap Company, Elko,
Fexada, third Mineral Soap
Morgan Mill, Empire, Nevada, third
Sulphate of copper (blue stone)
C. Bell, Lovelocks Nevada, second
Nickel and cobalt oar.
Lander county, State of Nevada, second
Anthony ore.
Brame Manufacturing Company, Reno
Nevada, third-Wagon wrench and jack.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

New York has the greatest number of in
habited dwellings sos, SOB; Nevada the
least, l0,066.
A meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee was advertised to occur at
Carson on the 25th. of July full attend.
ance being requested as matters of import
ance would be brought up. On account Of
the irregular running Of trains at that date
however, the meeting has been postponed
and it will now come off on the 18th. inst.
at the same place
We are authorized to announce that Judge
A. L. Fitzgerald, of this district, is a candi.
date to succeed himself at the coming cleo
ton, and so far as we can learn, he will have
no opposition, which is well deserved COM
plment to the gentleman's integrity and
ability as Judge, and his election is an
assured fact, because of his early and en-
phatic Identification with the Silver party,
which will practically have no opposition in
Eureka, Lander and Nye counties which
constitute his district. -Sentnel.
The movement of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company to have its Indebtedness
to the Government extended for fifty years,
has been adversely reported upon in Con
gress and vigorous effort, backed by the
San Francisco Examiner, is being made tt
have the property confscated to the gov
eminent. Petitions are being circulated il
every quarter of California, and OF Nevada
A petition was circulated hereabouts by I
/ Fl. Patchen last week and was forwarde,
yesterday with ia signatures attached
/ Similar petitions are now being circulated
/ in DeLamar and Hike. The recent strike
and interference of the general government
on behalf of the railroad has drawn parti
cular attic nton to the subject at this time
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that The official register of
Meadow Valley Wash precin met Lincoln County
State Of Nevada is now open in my office in Mes.
dow Valley Wash, Lincoln County. between the
hours Of 10 q. m. and six p. m. OF all legal days
prior to the
2lst. day of October, 1894,
For the registration of the names Of all legal
voters OF said election precinct prior to the gene
raj election to be held on the 9th. day of Novem.
Der, 1894. SAMUEL KERSHAW.
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the official register Of
Phoebe Precinct. Lincoln County, State of Nevada,
is now open at my Office in Pioche Lincoln County
legal days prior to the
2lst. day Of October, 1894.
For the registration of the names of all lega
voters of said election precinct, prior to the
general election to be held on the 9Th day OF No
vember, 1894. A.A. YOUNG.
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Republican State Convention,

The Republican State Central Committee
at a meeting held at Carson on July 2Sth
issued call for Republican State Conven-
ton to take place at Reno on Friday the
oath day of August 1894. A representa-.
ton of l2l delegates is provided for of
which Lincoln County is entitled to six,
The delegates are to be elected on Tuesday
August l4th. In counties where no Repub-
lican organization now exists the members
of the State Central Committee are request.
ed to arrange for the primary elections,
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August a., 1894,

Polls to he held at the regular polling places in
each voting precinct and be opened from three
O'Clock p. IN to seven O'Clock p. m. of that day.
At these primaries the following named pre-.
cincts are allowed the number OF delegates set
opposite their names to represent the respective
precincts in the County Convention, viz:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medsland Diploma,
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncalled for
at the Phoebe postotfice August 2, 1894:
Coca a. Kite G. w.
Smith Mrs. L. Sammon j. A.
Tribololi D.
Parties calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
NJ. J. CARMAN, P. NJ.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
The several Silver Party County Central Com.
mittees will call a
PRIMARY ELECTION
Of the People on
Wednesday, Aug. Is, ga

For the purpose OF elscting delegates to the said
Convention, the Primary Election to be carried ou
in compliance with the laws of the State.
The following test will be required of voters at
said Primary Election; 81 am in favor Of the free
coinage Of silver at the ratio OF lG to by the
Uuiec States independent Of any other nation, ant
will support the nominees of the Silver Party"
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the official register
of DeLamar Precinct, Lincoln County, State of
Nevada, is now open at my office in DeLamar
Lincoln County, between the hours of 10 o. m. and
p m of all legal days prior to the
2Ist Day of October, 1894.
For the registration of the names of all legal
voters of said election precinct prior to the ge
| raj election to be held on the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1894. VIM. DeFRIEZ, Justice of the Peace.
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PEOPLES PARTY
PR| MARY ELECTION
County Convention.

A T MEETING OF THE PEOPLES PARTY
N County Central Committee, of Lincoln County
held at Phoebe. July IA. 1894, it was ordered that
Convention be held at Phoebe, at the County
Court House, on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

at ten O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of nominal.
ing COUNTY OFFICERS and TWELVE DELE
GATES TO a State Convention.
That the Primaries for the Election OF Delegates
to said Convention be held on