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CHERIFF's sALE-HARRIET r. WOOD
> plaintiff, " Jeanette ssdy, formerly widow
OF John G. Nhilohead. and Hrank lCedy her
husband. defendants.
nder ana b. virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure aud sale Issued out OF ths
district court Of the first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. IN and for tbs county OF Lewis
and larks. on the 9Th day OF February A. D..
1884, in the sb3vs entitled action. wherein
Harriet T. Wood, tho above named plaintiff, Oh
tAined Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale against Joanstte Leedy, aud trnnk
Leedy, her husband. def ndants, on The 9TH day
Of February j.. a. 1894 for the sum OF SO : 3 O..
Decides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
eAid decree was, On the 9th day Of February,
A. ID lsyt, recorded In Judgment book No. Of
ssid .i eo .R a. Eags ! am eonmand.i to
situate, lying and being In the county OF Lewis
and lArEe. state Of Montana and bounded and
described as follows. to wit
) he east hall Of the tho .utheAst quarter. tho
sOutheA-t quarter OF O. northeast quarter. tho
east hale Of the southwe,t quarter OF the north
ter Of the fouth beast quarter, the sou hwest quar-
tor o. the snuthoat quarter OF section numbsr
nine CO.. and tho west half Of the norihw n
quarter ~ the southwest quarter Of sect on
number ten 40. all in iewnfhip number ~ FL. q
az north u range number nvs 80 west o.
tanning an area 81 Two hundred END twenty - q ,
tcres according o the u tot states rosernms ut
survey also Al va or, Vaior rights bitches. fian
chis-s and privtls-ei upon, leading TO- con
nected with or usually had and enjoyed in cor
necttoa With said described promises aud tach
and every part aud parcel thereof Also an uu-
q vided ons-ihird isl interest in ixly-four fo-t
OF the north eide Of lot number eleven III
located on tho no.thwsst quarter OF section
thirty i3Ol township ten tlOl, north Of rang
throe O. west. commencing si1ty-twO ltZ) ia 1
from the northwest corner Of lot number six
teen 40. thence ncrtn siIty-iour t64) loot.
thence north 81 degrees ehst TO the west ln= of
lore stree now Park Avenusl thence south
alone sad line siEty-four a. feet; thence west
- he place Of beginning. said piece OF land
being In IhOmpson's addition to the town O.
Helena.
Public notice l. hereby given that on Saturday.
the 81 day OF Aarcb. A. ID 1874 At II o'clock
m Of that day. AZ the front door Of the cou &
house, Helena. ! ewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAna. ! will. 10 obedience TO said order OF n ID
ana deeres OF foreclosure and sails cell the Abos
foscrihed property or 80 muoh thereof a. may
b. necessary 10 satisfy raid Judgment. with in
tsresi and costs. TO the highest And bsst bidder
for cash in hand
Given undor my hand this OH day Of February.
4. ID 1894.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED r. HOss. nder sherih
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ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THE nIsrpI~I
\ court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state OF Montana IN and tor the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
adelia . 0rAhAm, plAietia. We Frederick sra
ham. defendant
The stats OF Montana sends greeting 20 the
shove named defendant
Nou are hersbg required 10 appear In an action
brought against you ~ the above nAfnsd y lAiu .
uit n tho distri ocurt of the First judicial
district Of the state OF Montana In and FOR the
county o. Lewis ami Clarke aud 10 answer tie
complaint tiled the Elm. within ten days lexeln-
s,e Of the day Of ssrvcel sitter the service on you
OF this summon- i served within this couhtyi
10 serve out OF this county, but within this dis
trisL within twenty days; 9th ~ Use within forty
days, Indignant by defaalt viii BE- taken
against yon sccording to the prayer OF SAID com
plant.
Tho said action IL brOuRht TO obtain = judg-
ment and decree OF this court dissolving the
bombs OF mAtrimony heretOfOre and now exist
ing between the defendant and this plaintiff, on
tho ground that defsndsnt has committed adul-
terry since his marriage 70 plaintiff
And you are hereby notified. that II ron fail to
appear ana answer the said com plant. A. above
repaired the said plaintiff will apply a. the
court Tor the relic. d ,ma ndsd in sAid complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
triot Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the tate Of n OntAuA in and
-@ for the county OF Lewis aud
{ Seal First clarke, this 18th day OF Fsb-
I Jud. Dist. rusry, in the yeAr of our Lord
Court one thousand eight hundred
~--~- and nine y-four.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY g. q. FREEMAN. roputy Clerk.
w. ID. Gardiner attorney for plaintiff.
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1ne srATlsTIclAN.


New Mexico annually sends out nearly
ti0.0O,OOo Ia bullion.
Georgia exports every year over a. oo,oc
worth OF watcrmelons.
Arkansas IN cotton stands 9Th, In mules
ninth, In lumber twelfth.
Virginia Is the int ia peanuts, second In
tobaooo and eighth In salt
Tennessee Is secoud IN peanuts, third'in
live stock. ninth Ina cotton.
Maryland Is second in fisheries, fourth In
coal and seventh Ia tobacco.
Michigan Is first In copper, salt and lum.
Der, second Ia iron, third In sheep, nth In
hops, sixth in wheat.
Georgia sends ont every year about i,ooo.-
900 bales Of cotton and cuts every year 2oO,
O00,O00 feet Of lumber.
Nevada has sent out $500, 600 900 In silver
and gold. over an, O0o, 900 OF which came
from the Comstock mines
Illinois is first la corn. oats, pork, dis
titled liquors and railways, second In coal,
wheat and hogs, third In cattle.
Wisconsin is second in hops, third in pO-
tatoes, fourth in rye aud buckweat, fifth In
oats, seventh in iron aud sheep, eighth In
hay, ninth in copper.
New Hampshire cotton mills have a cap
ital OF over sj0Ooo.O0O and pay $4,000, 200
annually ia wages. over $4,000 yards of
cotton cloth are produced daily.
Pennsylvania Is first in rye, iron, steel.
petroleum aud coal. second in buckwheat
and potatoes. fourth in oats. fifth in silk
and WOOL sixth in salt and copper.
Massachusetts, has over 10000 persons
a a.
boots and shoes gives employment 20 O.
600. cotton goods. 5000; building, 5000;
clothing, 5000.
Michigan produces one-fifth of the iron
Of this country, mining 100000 tons
year The copper mines are the richest in
the world, having produced over Sc0o,Ooo.-
90 worth OF metal
Oregon's salmon fisheries produce about
600000 cases a year, and its wool clip ex.
ceeds 100000 pounds There are 1900
square miles Of pine forests, and the annual
gold yield exceeds 81 900, OoO.-St Louis
Globe Democrat.
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THE JOHNSON MURDER CASE.

Inc Victim Worked for Jos v. kagis and
Lived on Rodney street
The story Of the finding OF she skeleton
Of W. johnson nsar ChattsToy. Wash,
ss told In ysasrday's INDEPENDENT vas the
occasion OF general comment among those
who knew the unfortunate man while be
resided in this oiiY. lie came to Helena
with the woman who il now accused OF be-
ing implicated ia his murJer in the fall OF
1891. The couple lived in she block on the
corner Of Breckenridge and ROdnsy street
over the Pacific lea company Johnson
went 90 work Tor J. y. kagle, she black
smith, and the wife later went to work for
g.. ". Spfoule. The couple ala not seem to
get along very amicably, becaufs IN July.
1898 she wife had him A.rssted. chs Qing
.uat ne had threatened 90 XIII her. John
son was put under bonds 90 keep the
renee. AZ johnson had always been
Ycacesble. industrious sober and hard
working fellow he had no difficulty in get
ting bail, his employer and John Soanneil
going on his bond. About Aug. !. 1892.
johnson attsmptsd 20 commit suicide. lie
took dose OF laudanum and was found in
an unconscious condition IN the vicinity OF
Mr SprOule's residence. ID Salvsil at
tended him. aud after some difficulty
trnueht him ar0nnd all right He said his
wife would NOT live with hiss, and under
thoss OF cumstanees ne would rather die
than live. While resident Of Helena be
made trip 20 Madison county, his mission
being 10 take mp some land. His wife told
him II be would get some land thai sha
would live with him. On his return be
told two stofies-one Was 20 the effect thai
lie had taken up the land and the other
was that be had been working gt his trade
for NJ. Ennis The couple left Helena IN
October, 1893. going to Washington.
Inc story Of the finding of the skeleton
Of ths man was told IN M ISDEPEsDESr
Yesterday. When hrst found It was felt
thAt theie was no chance TO identity the
body. but sheriff Pugh undertook the case,
Aad by means Of key check found in the
clothing on the skeleton be discovered thst
his name Was ]. W. johnson. Two weeks
ago sheriff PaRh came 20 Helena. lie in
terestsd Detective Walters in the case aud
the result OF she work Of these two had
mo to do with the arrest and Indictment
OF the fathsr-in-lAv, bTother-in-lHw and
wife OF johnson than any other moves in
the oase. The motives that led 10 the COM /
mission of the crime VI IL was committed
BY the relatives Of Johnson, are not known
20 the public. thOugh those who ae inter
astel in the case say she motive will be
shown on the trial. aud that the case
against the people In she spokane jail Is as
strong a oircumstantial ease as has ever
been D. oduced In court Detective walters
has charge of ths Montana end Of the case,
and when the trial comes OF a number OF
witnesses will be in attendance from this
atats.
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MINNESOTA

LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
a court Of the First Judioial district of tho
state 81 Montana 10 and for the county Of euio
and Clarke
Frederick rowsn. v illian, fowsn aud I era T..
Ihomuson. a. hossn iToa. tompson plain
Uhs. v aware rirdrod. dsfsndanf.
The state Of Montana ssnds Eresting 10 the
shove named defendant uWaru urtnlrugf
You are hereby required 10 appoar 10 "a Actlor
brOught againtt you BY the above named plaintiff b
IN the district court OF the First Judicial district
Of the state uf Montana. Ia and for tho county 81
levis and Clarke, and 70 answer the oompla ne
HE'D therein within tan days texoiusivo 81 tho day
81 nervicel after the service % you u this sum
mons, n served within this county or II served out
OF this county, bot within this district, within
Judgment b. default viii b. tsksa agains. yoa
according 10 ths prayer ~ said compliant
ga a. ten D. Drought Co folorer tua sum
~ 500 a. besides iuterest upon tuo no'e. &C
foli0Ws. Ons executed tct ~. 1-sJ. due In ~
days payable O. i'm ksileher. 81 order. Tor
20 plaintiffs Q he utnef. executed Oct. a. IcsL
dua In ~ days. pa able 90 herchants National
bans. Helena. montAua for $3.50 signsd By
q. uriBdrod Co priroipsls. and owsn
TO \ homp o. a. sureties, and paid on b.
And ron are hrrsbY notifsd that II Jon isil %
aupear M answer the SAID compliant ~ above
required. tho said plaintiff vii TAX a. = 4.
49, ~ you agd ludsmlni for g2lli a. aud IN
Given under M land and the seal 81 the dis.
utct court n the B irst Judicial district Of thu
tfats 20 q rtnuA ih AMI for thu
ruuuiy n isNis and tlarko
cal first this llfA Gag % bruary. m the
cart sishi hundrsi saa nlpsty-i.,ar.
~ JOHN BEAN. Clark
~ 70. q. lHrraAs. Deputy lsrk
Smith a Word, attgrnsys for plaintns
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NSlTThe Old Mam'ssle's Secret BY z
No 2-Blind Fate BY Mrs. Alexander
20. Pee wofinStoS Nv cb btgLsn ~. Msrd'n
No. 5-Rufhno. ~ Ouida-
NO. b-Loves Atonement by h. Benton.
Nc; - Have Lived and Loved BY Mira
No. slot. Her. Face and Her Fortuna By Mira
No; g-The House on the Marsh. by Florence
Warden
No. 10 asies Fancy Work
No. I-Wife in Name Only. IL ChArlotts
No, i2The Story of an African Farm. By
No. is-she, A History OF Adventure ~ II. Hidsr
hazgard.
No; iI-kins solomOn's Mines BY H. Rider
No i5-Essays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amille BY Alexander Dumas.
No. l7-Ths Modern Home Cook BOOK.
No; ls-The Shadow Of sin. Ly Charlotte NJ
No. Y The seorst Of Her Life. By Edward
Jenkins.
No "a Bogus's Life BY wnkie Collins.
No 2i-1he Other Mans Wife. by John Strange
Winter.
No. 2l-ihe Master of the Mine. BY Robt
No; 2s-Lord Isles Daughter. By Charlotte
NJ. Breame.
No. 2i-Essays Second Series. By Ralph Waldo
No 25-Doris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No 8IIhe bag Of Diamonds BY George Man
No; 2i-A Tour Of the World in Eighty DasA
BY Jules Verne.
No 2s-Allan Quartermain. by II. Rider has-
No sO-The Scarlet Letter By NathAniel Haw-
No. si-Ihe FrontiersmAn. BY Gustave Aimard.
No. Sat the World's Mercy. by florenos
No. Ss-The Yellow Mask. By wrkie Collins
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No B-Torging the fetters, by Mrs. Alexander.
No. S-Guilty or Not Guilty By Amanda NJ.
No. ss Sir NOsrs Heir. BY Mira May Asnsa
No. 9-IThe Twelve Great Diamonds ~ Mrs
No l0-ihe Heiress Of Hendeo Hall ~ Etus
No nEiho Cuban Heirsss By Mary Kyle
No l5~isOrAs Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. is-RAlph Rsymond's Heir. BY HoratO
No. 1.-THE Fatal Glove by Clara Augusta.
no ls-The Heir Of Glsnyiile. BY Francis A.
No, 81 Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. Mary
No. tl~ihs Queens Rovsnse by sylvanus
Ne She MIN Girl Of Tyrol by NJ. 7. Calder.
No a. uld LIGHT idylls BY J. n. barrie.
No. a0-DorrioE Vaughan. Novenist, ~ hdna
No si@Ihs puche-s. by The Duchess
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No. bs-1he Two orphans. hy K. D'knnery.
No. ~ Crown of shame. By Florence
Marryat
No 5s-A 1roublssome Girl. By The Duchess"
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No bS-1he storY Of Elizabeth. ~ Miss
ThaokerAy
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No. 6l-Ths Devils Die. by 6rant Allen.
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the No. ? coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stampa We will send any THREE
BOOKS 10 be selected by yourself from the
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PARIS, Feb. 26.-ln the deputies to-day
thsre vas a lively sitting. excitement Rris-
ing out Of the discussion OF ths vsrihcation
Of the election OF Daniel Wilson. son-in-
law o. the late President Grsvy. BAsley,
under the guias Of explaining his position
in the matter. wanted 90 air his political
views but President DupuY stopped him.
4 Lis made the radicals aud socialists b eHh
Qua into loud protsstauons. which caused a
violent uproa. Miller vshsmently at
taoksd those whom be classod as allies OF
the PauAmaists' IL she chamber, declaring
that they could be found svsn among tht
f.isnds Of the ministry. The chamber, by
O vote Of 4li5 70 tWo. invAlidated Wilson
election.
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HENRY IVES A WRECK.

The Napoleon Of Finance" Completely
Broken Down and Likely TO Die.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-Hsnry 3. Ives. the
rot long since titled Napoleon Of Finance. -
Is bos der at a hotel at Tampa Bar
Fla. W. G. Rinearson, general passenger
agent OF the Queen ~ Crescent Rail-
road. has Just returned from Florida.
and while there failed 10 recognise Ives.
whom be had net seen for two years. Pm
looking pretty bad. and many OF my friends
Lave difficulty in recognizing me. returned
the Napoleon, In a failing voice. kinshr-
son says that the man looks like
complete wreck. II DO we're less
ambitious bis illness would weigh less
on bis mind, bat az this psriod biz
prime Of life. when be had hoped to rotri ye
bis fortune and his fame, be finds that !.
Will be she merest chance II be is alive in a
year. he trouble With Ives Is chronic dgs-
pepsia. His handsome young wife, whom
he married but = year ago, IL Likewise
effected. In a few weeks Ives will leave
Florida and sail for Carlsbad.
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y TER DISTRICT COURT o. THE FIRST
lsdieial district ~ the state - Montana. In
Ahu Iof the county uf Leuis aud lafke.
N W matter of the dislucurporafion Of Hell
sna heai COMPANY
Notice IL trffbf gwen that tho Helena Neat
.omp.nI "a pleseuted q the iudza Of said dis
VT epuft pnttaon and application showing
~, ,lAt ~ SAN Helena Neat COMPANY B. a corpora
,tt.A ua'3 inc pefatsd uu1er aua b. virtue Of
-he as ui he btsts % Noniana. that a. .
fpe'ia meet ng - The ftoct holders q sad com
t.nI 'ailad iul thsf purIots and ield on the
t.in ah3 OF ifnrlsrI. A. ~. 1874 Do w. dscidsl
~ lh lnhnl Gus vote % al the stoos no lders 81
- z in pm, tHaf aid company should disin-
,nt hie aul Ola olive. aud app.v wing e. said
Jug o. %. er declaring esd a. ruorat o 4
~. s-a 10 petlton sud applI tion viii b
~ fhf .u Ta - said court o. dnuartment
No 20 sa.d osurt a. the court iouss 10 the
county n i.eF aud Clarke sta'o Of Montana on
5Ainfdal, tho zfth day Of Narel. A. ID. lss.. 81
81 COCK a. m.
ln witness torsef J. John lean. clerk Of
Haid dtstr ~ cu1rf. have hore-
n "a irH Z unto fst NJ hand sud an I'D
Jul o.. tho seal ~ raiI rrsrt flis 1lst
Court dag n February ID. 1894.
JOHN H AZ
tlefk " aid court
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SHERiFF'B SALR-Br VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution In my hsnds, issued ont OF the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of tho
state OF Montana. IN and for the county Of Lewis
anu Oisrxe. Ia the SUIT Of Mary H. bpelimAu
against Patrick Spcllman, duly atteated the BIB
day Of February, A. d. ieat. I have levied upon
all the right title and interest OF the said fat-
rick epeliman In and 20 the following described
property, situated In Lewis and Clarke county.
state Of Montana. viz
The south half OF lots ~. so and ST. and all Of
lots %. %. "a, in block 3. Helena townste
Notice Is hereby gwen that on the 80 day Of
March, A. D. 1897. between the hours Of niue
o'clock m. AM nve o'clock D. m. Of said day.
to-wit, a. ~ o'clock m. Of said day at the front
door Of the court house In the civ Of Helena.
will sell all the right title and interest of the
described property, 90 the highest bidder for
cash ia hand
Given under my hand this the It'll day OF
February, A. ID. 1897.
FRED Z. Hoss. Onder Sheriff.
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Nsgysyilis. Feb g. isat

A B5t SsMENT NOTiCE-THE LRO MINING
- Milling COMPANY q Montana work !
located Tires and une-h half miles from butte
Silver boz CountT, NOntana
Notice Il hereby given that 81 meeting of
Trustees Of tald COMPANY held on the 9Th day II
February. 1895, a. assessment Of = cent paf
share NaH levied upon tie capital stock - "a N
company. payable on the ifth day Of March. isBf
10 Jolu a heyer. secretary Of said COMPANY AZ
the Office o. The Leo Atntna A Milling o. PAN
- Montana. room 40. $40 Commercial band
ms. ~ Louis. 40.
ANY stock upou which said Assessment shrli
remain unpaid on the Flat day u March l-lt
shall - de- med delingusnt. and will b. dulf a y
Ferti-ed for sale a. public auction. aud url9a.
pa ment b. male efnre. Wili 10 suld nn tie q.
day q April. lsgL 10 pay tho dslinque..t $50.
ment. torelhsr vi tie costs q adVertislu.f ami
expenses n sale. jon 4. ME1rn.
ecreta.y " said companF.
Room No 40 commercial buildins ~ 80.
No., Office Of ssid company
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TRESIos, n. J., Feb. 2G-Ihe first break
FROM ths democratic senate came tonight.
when Senator Miller. Of Cape May. made a
speech denounciug the deadlock. ana de-
oiaring bic intention 90 have nothing 70 do
Nith TIE aenat.. Ito dia not propose g. 20
into the republican senate. nor make nm
self any more conspicuous than necessary.
but before hc would see abe republicans
adjourn zine die. be would invite thsm
into the chamber aud assure them Of his
summit
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CHEpIFF's sALE-HESRY voGFL PLAIN
- tih. vs. Marie kleinfchmidt Carl Klein
schmidt. rod hilbert. helena hss Light and
ehRidt' ed isislein ADD fhoms, \. nstb i.
co partners a. Hsirleln Ma hiss. Edward " .
knigh'. cashier. Morris sand' and Julius tAsds
co-parinors A. fHnhs Bros. defendants
Under and By virtue Of an order % sale and de-
cree Of foreolosure AL sale issued out OF tbs
district eourl Of the ret judicial district Of the
state Of Montana; IN and Tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the 10Th day q February. A. ID
1885,. in the Ab0ve entitled action. wherein
tanned Judgment and decree 81 fofsciosa r snd
sale against me above namod dsiendants on the
l'th day OF hoyemb-r. A. l.. 1888 for
COS s and atiorssy's fess. which said aid sl
creo on tbs ltfh day o. NoVember. A. d.
1895, recorded IN judgment book No. 1 Of said
court ~ page 1 am commanded 10 sell all
those certain lot. piece , or parcels Of land
situate. lying and being IN tho townsite OF the
ca. u . .l.nA county Of Lewis and .lsrke
follows. 10 Wit
o sunbsr aso q in block forty-ssysn a7l,
ieventy 40 feet deep en Warren street, Alec lot
numher two %. in book foTty-seven (t7J. b in Z
tvsnty -four "a feet front IN SiHih avenue and
lyO feet eAstsrly q tie eAstsrly line OF Warren
sfrsst, runninE thence northerly seventy fIOl
To-, 'l' is.. ss'sLl, .I,y 60 t.si to Warren
soai6s.lS COS Auad1sa TO is, to Sinh is, sss
Al . iot nuubir t6r.s Isl 10 bloot fortJ. seysn
co. heiuF fnfty-two tf2i feet 'front.' oa sinh
avenue = d one hundred no fest dseu,
ioEefhsr with all AMI singular the tana-
msut.. retitauinnfs add sppur enanees thsFs-
unfs d. nsiug o. in srF wise abpsrta ming
able notice ia hsrrbT given. that 90 r1ss-
aal, tho Gu day u area. 4. ID ltsi Il n
o'clock ~. 81 that lay ~ tho front door Of ths
court Louise. ~ ems lfuls aud lnFks rouutF
Montana, will. in - tt encs 20 aid order ~ - II
ami Decree - forrrif re- aud ala sell ths shovs
1891 lrni ertl. o.. 81 % inush thereof may
p nee essarT 20 satiffy fsd .udamsut With 10
,fictl Al coats. 20 the Highest and bsst bidder
for crfh iu hand.
Given under NJ hand this 18th day Of Februsry.
CHARLEs d. CURTIA shsriA
~ fHED 4 hcss. UEdsr ahsfld.
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CONTRACT FOR COHDWOOD-TH MON
tana Mininr company. limited. il prepared
g. receive bids Tor fhe EGpply o. tie v hole OF
~ az TART o. 1900 cords q good sound msr-
chan able cord wood. To b. delivered free on cars
a. haryaFi.ls Moufana Delivery 20 be com
Ineucsd not later than the hrst day Of pril.
1884, and 10 BE- continued At the rate % T. 81
cOrus sr month until the whole 1900 cords are
supplisd.
hids viii 10 received until u o'clock noon Of
Tuesday. tie FIRST day % March and the terms
and conditions uUon which this contract will be
entertained may b. obtained upon application
TO the ndsrsgne1.
The Montana Mining compAnT. limited does
not tiad itself 20 accspt tbs lowest or any bid.
Il. 4. bAiLlb5.
MAysyilo. Feb o. is9L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-27

CHICAGO, FeD. 26.-JudEe Grossoupp, Of
,he United States court. to day discharged
the railroad officials who rsfssed 90 answer
questions IN ths federal grand Jury invesli-
2aton Of the workings Of sue intsi state
commerce law. Ihis practically tonds
tho law nugatoFy. Judge Grosscupp ssII
the nah amendment 90 the federal consti-
tuition granite Witnesses immunity from
testifYing 90 matte which would incrim-
mate them. and congress could not pass
Law enntraVeniuE that provision.