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The advocate., 1894-12-12
Calamity HOwHUg.n

nAAB ABAoASSOOA9 VI1S OAAlAuB bl4S OfulBBEY
adversities Of life q disaster, and giving
undue importance to ordinary miaeor-
tunes. But the scene that was Witnessed
in Chicago q few days ego can not be
called an ordinary one, and TO cry out
against it is certainly not calamity howl
ing.
A business firm Of that city advertised
that "sll poor des irving mothers who
we're in need Of charity would be given q
Thanksgiving dinner" In response to
this advertisement 5000 women 3D.
peared in front Of the place Of distribu.
tion.
Inside the room three and one.hSle
tons Of beef, cut in pieces averaging
three and one.hslf pounds each, had
been stacked up on the q 0or. In another
corner were 11,0OO losvss Of bread. OF
in one end OF the room stood a halt
dozen barrels filled with packages, each
containing ons-rOurth Of q pound of tea.
while piled up in the window were 1900
dressed chickens. Besides these there
we're half q dozen cases Of port wine,
which were to be given to those who
were ill or weak.
A description Of the scene that ensued
when the distribution Of the food began
is given In local paper;
Promptly at $50 o'clock, the sp
pointed hour, the DIOR was thrown open
and the hungry were told to come in
and get their baskets filed.
"Ehe struggle became AsrCer. Baskets
were crushed fat They were only safe
when held above the heads Of the crowd.
One raised her basket high up. Toe idea
spread and in another minute the crowd
was shut in by close roof Of baskets Of
all kinds and sizes.
"This brought many nearer che door
than before, and again the struggling
yes renewed. Clothes were torn from the
women. One small boy, who had wsdRsd
his way to the center Of the thPonR was
crushed until he tainted. An officer
carried him out Of the crowd to q neigh
boring physicians Cfioe, where his in
] lries were attended. HALF q dozen
women, weakened by hunger, could not
stand the struggle and sank to the side
walk insensibls. They were carried in
side the store, and after being given
some wine, were allowed to remain until
strong enough to 60 home with their
we'll filed baskets.
I'D zsns upon dozens brRVsly fought
until they reached the tables from which
the food was handed them, only to be-
come suddenly weak and faint. These
were led to chairs by some Of Mr.
S!egsr's assistants and allowed to re-
cover from the struggle"
Such scenes as these make us doubt
whether civilization and enlightenment
have done for humanity in this country
all that has been claimed for these R0sn.
cies. 1t is horrifying TO think Of 5000
women, many Of them i'll, struggling for
food. When the mere getting Of food
becomes such a warfare, what opportu-
nifty ls there for elevation OF humanity,
for culture, refinement and brotherly
lover To remedy such q situation 90
this is more important than tariff bills,
N csrsugus canals, new navy, or even
the appointing Of DAople to ofioe.-Stste |
,InnrnRl. Dc 8 1894
The advocate., 1894-12-12

When WElting 70 our adVortlsers al
Ways msnti0n tnO ADVoCATE.
The advocate., 1894-12-12
First Published December 19, 1SO4l
Governors Proclamation.
$500 Reward.
STATE OF KANSAS, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. :
Topeka. Kansas. December 8, 1894.

ber, 1885, Frank SmoRord was murdered In
the city OF Fl Scott Bourbon county. Kansas,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
Hon. l., A. Iuec

u judge L. A. Luce, OF Dozemau, the nom
inee for associate justice OF the sup eme
court. wAs bora in Maine, Nov. IL, 1897. lie
received most Of his education in his native
staie and began the study OF law there II
1862, but Afterwards went 90 New York. and
from there TO Mest Virgins, whsrs be
p actleel for i've or six years. In 1872 be
located in Washington city, where no con-
uuued the prGotiee of law for nine year,
and became msmber OF tho bar OF ths
snpfeme court OF the United Stgtea HC
beoamS one Of the advisers OF tho secretary
OF the interior, thoaRh OF the opposite
political party. aud served Ia that capacity
fof two or three years. dscidina
some OF the most import1nt Ian 1
aud mining cases on appeal from the
commissioner OF the general land oil @. la
Ma ch, 1852, he came 10 Montana on busl-
ness for the department. becoming
enamouTed OF the county be dsei ed 10
stay here and located in Bozeman. As
Major Maginnis said in his speech yestel-
day in seconding tho nomination on behalf
VI the Lewis aud Clarke delegation; He
came not as n CARPET bagger with bis com
mission. He resigned hls com mission and
came alone and without it," Judge Luce
has continued In the active practice OF the
law at BoIeman ever since. exospt the time
he served upon the district bench. In 1868
Judge Luce mar led Miss Luo;etia Ward
Jones. Of Saratoga Co, N. Y.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

GHEiufF'S SALF - JAMES KINGNAN.
~ plaintin. vs. William j. Hunter. Ellen {,
. iunter. James II. Gilmoure and JBns uilm0urs,
dsfeDdauts
Under and By virtue Of m orlor OF sale anl do
eree Vt foreclosure nnd sale issugd out ot tbs
district court Of the First iu1Icla district of th3
state 0f Montana IN and for tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke on tho lfa day Ot uptem Dor.
a. u. lsgl. IN tho above entitled action, wherein
aaues ,uginBn, the abDge named plaintiff Oh.
itAinod Judgment and deofso Of foreclosure AID
sae alnet William j. Iunltr. lion a.
ruuler, janice II. dilmours aud jana Lilmoure
doiendau's, on tho nth day ~ septenlbsr'
A. D. 1877. for tho sum Of tnl ug bosidss in
terost costa aud attorneys fces. which ssid
decree was on the ilth dAyOt -0Dlsmbar, .. ID.
1881. feoOrdod ia Judgment book No. of said
curt hl rage -, am COMMANDED 10 coll all
thee certain l9t' pieces or psrool' Of land ait.
uAte, lying aud being IN tho county OF loNi,
and Clarke state of Montana and bounded anJ
uetcribod a. foll0w6, to-wir
tuta nlmb1reu ninoly-HiN 40 and ninstI-
Foyon VA, IN block numbered thrRs 49,. la 1. .
and siat' 0i Montana, according 10 the uaolal
ulht thereof A. hlsd tuf record ln Ito ollico III
the recorder ~ Lewis ani Ciarse county
Together With all oE1 eingulsr the icnemsnts.
horodtatAonts aud appurt"hanrei Ihorcunto bs-
longing or m auywiso nppastAlulnr.
Public houoo 10 hereby given that on oIlaY
tho oih day ~ October. A. ID. 1874 At ~ o'clock
m VI that day az tho front door 81 Tie court honss
Helena. ls'wia and Clarke county Montana.
viii. IN obcl0nca to Ehid order of faB and lscr,,
II fTeolofufe and sale eel The above dosoribsI
property, or 20 much uernoi a. may b.
necessary 10 sailEiy Faid Judgment with lut0rsat
aud costs, TO tho highest and bost bidder for cash
IN hand
Given under my hand this i7,h dag Of goptom
CHARLES .. CURTIS. Sheriff
INN ], hoHH. L ndrr sheriff.
blake Penwon, plaintifis attorneys
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

Hal &. Cotbeit. the nominso for CONGRESS
was bora Nov. - lsCl in Ballard counlr'
Kentucky, and educated q, ths schools OF
Blandville. Tho Hon. OsoAT Turner, mem
ber OF congress from Kentucky. nominated
him for cadet at West Point on, owing
TO defective syesiehi he did not enter tho
academy. He removed with his father 10
Padueah KY. whore he continued his edu-
cation under the supervision OF Prof.
Lyon, a noted edneAtor Of Kentucky. For
a shoh time he waa engaged In mercantile
buaiIess in Loulavile, and when bic father
was appointed register OF the kentucky
land Office he became CLERK under him.
While In that capacity he Smi loYed hla
leisure hon ia reading Law Win
Judge Lindsay, now United states son
AtoF flom Kentucky. BThyion lvse tbs
present president OF the Northern Paolhe
railroad, employed him 20 Investigate lAbd
titlaa In Kentucky. After bis admission 20
the bar ho formed a partnership With Gen.
Jack Hendricks, al Frankfort, KY, whore
he remained sill hO came TO Montana few
yenFs ago aud engaged in the practice OF
law with his cousin, Col Tom Marshall.
Mr.. Corbett is q polished orator and nn-
ished gentleman. He baara a strong facial
resemblance 10 tho celebrated lgnAtius
Dannslly and has a forehead much like
tbat OF the late stephen A. Douglass,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

nHOP0SALS - SEALED PROPOSALS.
L Sill be received at the Office OF ths un-
uorslpned until II M, Uo,. II, 1885,, for
grading $500 linear feet OF county road 10
PTiekly Pear oAnyon according TO spscifica.
tions on 6le IN this oillos. Ibis wo IL
located on ths east side Of the Montana
Central railroad, beginning At foot Of hill,
above the wAtor station. and about i've
miles above Wolf Geek railroad station,
thence southsrly along foot Of hills to the
old road OF foot of stoep hill nearly oppo-
si,o the hrs, railroad bridge above The wa
ter station. Tue road bed will bs fonstsen
feet wide.
Approximate estimates as follows. 4 800
cubic yards earth excavation. l25 cubic
"a ds slate or Eolid rock sxeayaiion and
four open timber culvsrts about 8 by feet
each.
Further information eau be had from tho
county 10 ysyor who will be on tho ground
from the 2ith 70 tho 10Th Of September. and
she work will be done 10 his satisfaction
and acceptance.
by order Of tho board.
J. s. TooKER. Clerk.
Dated Helsns, Sept. IS, 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
ROCKY RACING.
DlscoarAging Performance At the opsn'
tug at Jerome Park.


Nrw YoRK. Sept 21-Yeatorlay was I
disecufaeing dAY at the opening Of jerome
"a h. Only twenty out OF foTly-two en-
tries went TO tho poa,, In the handicap ell
we're aoIatohod bot Banquet and Sir Excess,
With the former strong fAvofite, When
the Gag fsll The two went away ~ very
slow race. amid the jeeFa OF the ppsOtatore
And when thor reached tho grand stand Ia
tho back stretch the hootiug vas louder
than had been heard on the tsaek Ia yeara.
10 hsd no effect ou the jockvya Tor they
fairly walked their hoftve around tho club
huuso turn and never ttied 20 face until the
stetUh was reached, when both mads a
rush aud they Anlshed With Sir ESeeea paEt
of a length in the lead.
Then came a match between HAIRY Reed
and Gotham. Ia which the former waa an
odda-oh faVorite. On the tnTn undsF the
club house Qotham tried 10 bite Hsrrl
several times bui could not reaoh him, aud
thon iimma rode oloao 20 Gotham and
Taral had 90 pull for fear OF going over the
fence. Loud shouts OF foul we're heard
ovsFy vho,e and the ataWaFdi PROMPTLY dla-
qualified Reed. giving the race 10 Gotham.
then, 10 oomplsts tAsir work, the stewards
nnsd SlnmA 500 aud suspended him Tor
ths roal OF the mesllng.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. 8, LAND OFFICE

4N HELENA. Mont. kept. 20 1891
Notice 10 hereby given that John Cameron And
iight {. Llle-. Of ini. Lewis and clarke
county, Montana. and Edward Mo1overr, whose
pOstothce address IL Lutta silver how county,
Montana. and lillian uwsley, OF Twin bridges,
MADISON county. kontHns and Louis Bailey. OF
Silver bow county, Montana. have this day fled
their application tor patent for l,iOO linear feet
Of tho usley lode mine y0in bearing gold
and silver with surface ground from Sass feet
to U.O feet In width. sit1ateu In no organized
mining district county Of JeifersoD. and state
~ Montana, and designated by the field notes
No. 1850, IN township 4 north, range Wsst OF
ptineipal base line and meridian OF Montana,
tald survey No. Sj5D being q, follows. to- vat:
nlfegnnlng az corner No l. n tree ! II la diam
cier marked / se5, for cOtnlr No. !. from
which corner No, Of survey No. g76i bcars n 2.
deg ls min l. 3pLG H. and the ne corner uf sec
% tp ) n. o ", bears IA ~ deg ~ MN o 2,aj2g
II, And running from thence u % lie .02 min "
i.h2l.4 H. thonco II dee Ahl 20 min uOJ f.
ihsnce ~ deg ~ min o i.S0 II. thence II deS
~ min AA5 II to fald corner NO, and tfe
place OF beginning. magnetic variation ~ deg
10 min ., confirming 10 p acres.
a. 4 hn location OF This miu' % recorded in tho
county recorders office Of jefferson county,
AuntaaA here Rro NO adjoining claims.
ny and all pit Gus claiming Adversely AnY
Potion Ot said Dus ~ lode, mine or surface
gfOund hre required To- 1la lhoir AdVcTe, claims
ath tho register OF the Dnitod ,thtos lsnl utlice
" he.eua. IN the state OF MnntanA during tie
si1ty days period Uf publication heFauf, or they
Etatuts. w. COX. exi.tsf,
d terliag 4 Mudly ATTORNEYS for claimants
tirst publication copt - 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC BUILD

PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC BUILD
inas. Offiee of Constrnosinq Quarter
MASTER. Hslent, Montana, Bsptenosr 81,
lS94.-ssalsd proposals will be received Al
thls Office until Tuesday, October %. 1894,
z O'Clock y. M, and orsned Immediately
thereafter for oons.ructing 81 Fort Hairi.
son near Helena. Montana; OnS Hospital.
also proposals. 70 plumbing, hot water
heating and gas piping, the same. Separate
bids required for each class OF work. All
in accordance With plans and speoihsations
which may bs seen at shis Office and 81 The
offices Of the Chief Qusrtermaste'. 81. Paul.
hinn.. and Depot Qua termastor. Omaha.
Nsb.. and Buiider's Exchange. Minneapolis.
M.nn.
Blank forms for proposals. circulars TO
bidds and other necessary information
will be fut tnishsd on application to the un.
dersiensd. The sovsrnmsnt reserves the
light TO reject any or all bids. or pads
thereof aud 10 waivs technical defeota
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Hospitsp Tor
plumbing. heating. or gas piping Hospital.
40 the case may bel and addressed to Geo.
5. Hoyt Captain and Assistant Quarter
master, u. =. Amy.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

SHEHIFF's sALE-wILLIAM ALLEN BUT.
- lpf, John a. rtOWaTt. and tolgAte HUyt OK
ooulOra, plaintiffs, W. AntOlusttt n Wells
James y slls. ffanklin D.. Wallace, Abort
dufondants.
Unaer aud By yirtuo Of an order OF sails and
docrco u foreclosure aud shln issued out Of tbs
district court Of tho ifet judicial district Of IN,
ttAto ~ Montana Ia and Tor tho couhtJ of L9Wi,
hnd q lhfko, tho 18Th lGy OF ruutOrahgr A
v 1884 IN the aboyo entitled action. whereln
Nm. allen utler John %. ftssAft aud ulgsto
lloIJ adooliVfs 0f tlo last will end tostamaut
~ john 81. lfsyUr. deceased. tho shove named
plEintila obtained judgment and doorso OF
ioIgrlp.uro snd sal9 aganst antOin0tt, Is.
N,ll. Jan,s l. oil, FRANKLIN lL Wallace
Albert VI, bpruhurgh and l,onis q. a. ioig, a.
algueo dofsndanis. On he l1Ih day of September
a. y. ltJA Tor tho sum Of "a su, B
hesldos lnt9Tost costa and Attornsys foes. Whion
said deoreo WAa 90 tho ialh dhJ 10 eutem or
a. D. l5J.. recorded Ia Judgment book No oi
thid cOuu A. page -. am oommAndai 10 coli
All thoan certain lots, piece or Dafools Of lanl
sltuAth lIinR and leinE Ia the county nf Lewis
described a. follows. 70 wit
uts numbered nino 80 ton fl0l and alavon Il H.
"a hloeL numnsfed forty f9gr ~, q thS isn,s
HRid lots having n combined frontage on Jerome
/ pltos Of seventy. i've tlAl ioUt 6ul d0pth ~
ono hundred and tHenty-hya ll2il feet Eceorl.
] log TO and ~ described upon tho official plat Of
| IN faid named addition nov on file "a mo niAu-
/ nor provided b. law ia Tho 0iion ol tho counts
recorder u tho said county of loas AMI
] clarke
together with sll and singular tho lonsms,t,
hsrod itAmonia and appu rtouancos lhufou1lg H..
lonsipR Or In HuyWiso appoftA,nlnE
Public notice Is horshg glycn that on rnraday,
th0 9h day OF Octnlsr. A. ID. 1874 AZ ~ o'cioot
m. 0f that dhg, az tho front door N tne sse !
housn, Helena leWi- and il1rkg county M,n .
tana, WILL n obedience 10 gait order OF eali
and decree of foroclosgre Ahd eAIs soll tho sis,s
uorcnbO1 properly, pr ~ much tiHfbof A. ma y
D. necessary tu satisfy fAld yndKinsnt win III,
isfos. .nd costs 10 Tho highest and nj bilaor
for chth IN hand
Given under 'ay haad this i7th dsy Of soptom-
Der, a, n letA
tliAltLNS u CCRTfs sheria.
Hy fHED v Hosk ndor Blariff
tornlys.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

EsTKAY-UN SATURDAY MONT OR
l. sunday morning early, M. l.. Hlg-
ns' driving horse Met ynn" ROl out of
his corral or SAa stolen. McGiyhn IL a
dark lrovn Relding about sixteen hands
figh, aud has star IN forehead; one hind
.0ot white is cTOus fired on left hook.
Onl' week ago he not loose and cut his
lett arm on barbwre fence and tho log il
ssill quite sore. Anyone aosiug or hearing Of
HIN will please communioEts with N. L..
Higgins. Liberal reward.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

CATTLE sALE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given that under q decree and
judgment OF the United States oitcui, court
40 Helene, Montana. in osuss No. 3l4. aud
on the 81 day OF October. 1894 al 10 o'clock
a. tn, at the station or town OF Saco. in
Valley countV. Montana, where tho cattle
now are, will sell for cash. al public anc-
tiop. to the highest and best bidder, 200
head, more or less, stock cattle. Title to
pass NJ on confirmation OF sale by court.
Cattle are now gathered and NAV be seen
a. place Of sale. JANIS r. PORTER.
Rsceiyst and Master.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
H.S. CORBETT, |. A. LUCE


FF. Me0ewan, Fla,hssd, b W. 4 Folk
GalAtin, ID. H. Asbur8 Granite, feier
Gallagher, jefferson, John Aalphyi Lewis
nnd Clafhc. \. II. Melutgrei Madison, W.
A. CLARK; Msaeher W. II. satho'liui Mis-
scala, l. q, DeunYj Park, A. j Campbeili
RAvall w. j. reoki silver beH D. w.
ha1eTly; Teton, r. n, strelsi valley q
ID. Hall, Ysllowstons, IS. I. Morse.
W. n. Kenyon, OF Silver Bow, was uuan
imously chosen chairman OF the centFEl
COMMITTEES. aud the convention adjourned
With three cheers for ths dsmoaratis ticket,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
NOTICE FoB PUBLICATION.
q. 3. LAND OFFIcr.
HELENA. Mont. Saut. 20 4

HELENA, Mont. sopt 70 1894.
Complaint having boon entered at this Office
by Mary ". Russell against William X. Hartman.
for abandoning his homestead entry No b.74.
dated ct. 81. 1891. upon then y ne y, 20 y se ~
aud - y ne Y section 10, township Id n. range
W. Ia Lewis Aad llArke couity. Montana with
view TO tho cancellation Of said enuy; the said
parties sts hereby summo cd 10 appeu at this
Office on tho JiHt day OF 1 ctobsr. 1891. n ~
o'clock n M, 10 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
JEREMIAH 1OLL1NS.
iecNlVpr.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

NOTICE 10 CpEDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ Anna u fng0lh0rn. deoaAsod
Notice 10 horobI giYpn by tha UNDERSIGNED. al.
mtulstrstor Of tha estata II Anna H. ngolhorn
drcolegd 10 'hs creditors o. mi all pOrsons hAv-
inR claims agalntt tue UAid doceasnd 90 exhibit
thnin. with the uocasaafy t0uOhUrr, within four
~ mon As Atter tho ilrat publication Of this mo-
iion, % tho said admlulsttator, at 10. iiN Ninth
hvoHun, ia The city Of iiolpnA ths pams Loinv
tho place for tho transaction ~ tho bnsinnss
Clhfae.
". r. HNGRLHORN,
Administrator q tho estate Of Anna 4. lngol
horn dccnhsod
Datod sept 20 1894
Airst publication espt. n, 1895.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

MELBOURNE, sep.. sA-Tho prsmis,
Hon. n J, Patterson. haa Eeoisnsd. owing
to she result OF che elections feature oil
which is the annlhIlation OF the fee trade
PARTY, Mr., Patterson WAa Fe-elsctod, bui
hia party and his policy did not receive the
support be expected. he leader OF tho
opposilion. however, wsa defeated.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; TAKE
notioo that tho HudsrSipnsd has this
oay filed In tbo Dio1vici Court OF the Flrat
Judicial Dnirict OF tho state Of Montana
HE ps,itioh paying that By order OF the
said court bis namo mar bs ohAnssd 10
Victor Day, and tbst he inteldA 10 present.
tho said application 10 the said eouTt on
the 2Dth day OF September, 1904, a. tho
openinR hour OF coau on that day or As
soon thsfsaftsr as counsel NAV b. heard.
NtoToR DrBRAnANpTuE.
Helena, Mont, SspL 20, 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

MGs. T. s. HAwKNs. Chattanooga, Tom,
says; "Shiloh's Nitalizat Elved my liie.'
| consider II thc best remedy for dobili-
tAted system ever used" For dyspspsiA,
liver or kidney trouble IL exeels. Price %
cents. For sale by Pafohen D'Aohsul
Drug Go.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
The Contomnt Cnnss.

CHICAGO. sept 25.-Argumsnts in the
case agains. President Debs and other off,
GERS OF the A. Il. I. we're begun to-day in
the United States court. District Attorney
Milchriss opened for the government with
speech occupying the morning aud after
noon sessions.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

Tue HAoUE, sept. 25.-Dispatcheu re-
cslved from Batavia, Java, any Maiarim,
capital OF the island of Lombok, has been
almost destroyed By the boubardment Of
the Dutch feet. The besieasd BaliDsse are
beginning to suffs' FROM famine and ere
expected to orpitnlato soon.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - THE AN.
y nual Meeting of the stockholders OF the
Poprbon Mining company will be held at the Of
hcs OF the Helsna Y livingston smelling x he-
duction Co., on Tuesday. Oct. Z 1894, at Il
o'clock n M, for the purpose Of elooting board
Of trustees for the ensuing rear. and the trans
action Of such other businsss ., may properly
come before L. o. II. ALLAN, Secretary.
Helena Mont, Sept a. 1904
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
Orrls Employment Agency
tis North Main a. TslspAsas loa
-WANrKn

Carpenter. rough work. % mea for Nerihstn
rAoiAo railroad, D tsamstsFa far railroad work,
fIee faro 70 wo1dohoppefA tLtb Dot cord. tooln
and gruo furnlahodi ~ men Tor aiAte wagon
70 ID. ~, a0 poF day. mon Tor Aontana Cenifeil
dlnngroSm OifiA oilyi giFls Tor housowork.
clly; woinsn cook
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. THE
- annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Stedman Foundry and Machine COM
pany will be held al the Offices Of tho COM
psny on thursday. Oetobsr 4. 1894, AT
o'clock 3. M. for the purpose OF elocting y
board Of trustees for the ensuing year, aud
the trsnsSction Of such other business az
may properly come befors H.
L. RAssoME. Secretary.
HEIESA, Mont, SeLt. q. 1884.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
No. 3S76.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

U. = LAND OFFIcI
HELENA, Mont, kept. 20. 1894
Notice is hereby given. that Robert B Hale has
this day tiled application for patent, under the
mining laws Of congress. for tho Trsloar mill
,ite. Designated as survey No. tl9l. situated In
tunorgsnizedl mining dis riot, Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana. township Q n, range 1 W,
whioh claim Il recorded In tho otfioe Of the re-
oordsr OF Lewis and Clarke county, st Helena
Montana, and described as follows
I aid survey No, tlsi beginning at corner No.
l. from which the initial point in SEQ 10, tp n.
I W. bearss n deg rs min so SEQ W Z, 1,lil.b IL
thence IS deg 30 min Si5.s n, thence n 81 deg
~ min Q $40 IT, thence n "a deg 10 min " b2l
II. thence " deg i3 min " 2i5 n, thence 81
dog 81 min W 2l0.2 II 10 the place OF beginning
embracing hye acres. upon which notice Of
said application was posted tho 18th day oi
soptembsr. 1894 W. Il COX,
Register.
First publication Sept. %. 1884,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

KAn1's cLoyRR ROOT. the great blood puri-
Ger, gives freshness AMI olsArnoss 10 the
CON plexion and cares constipation, 20
cents. 90 csnts, 81. For sale by PaIehen-
D'Achsul Dug Go.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

C,TOCKHOLDERS MEETING NO
y ties 10 hersby given that there will DO u
meeting OF the stook kholdera OF the Helena
kleo,rio company. held at the ofiice OF the
com nsuy, Helena, Mont. on Tuesday. Oct.
2. 1894. at four p. M. fof the purpose Of
considering u proposition for the sale of
the compani's entire properties.
II. NJ. PARoHEN. President
II. l. WALKEn, secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - THE AN
y nnal inssting OF the stockholders of tho Jas
Gould Mining com pany will be hold at the of.
eco Of ths Helena & Livingston smslting a TO
duotion Co.. on Ncinssday. Oct :, 1871. at II
CLOCK q M. for the purpose OF eleeting I
transaction Of such other business as maj
properly como before II
q. r. ALLEN, Secretary.
HelenA Mont SAINT. II, 1894