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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Trains No. and 10 run daily between Har-
risburg ant Hagerstown.
Leave NO. mob NOS NOT INo.9
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THE
Farmers and the Public

who have wheat or corn TO SELL Will Ind 1t
to their advantage to get bids for same from
Hodges. who is always prepared to pay the
highest prices.
He also keeps large stock OF COAL OF all
kinds in his yards INTERPRETATIONS andKear-
neysville, which Will be sold at the lowest
cash price.
Salt and Blasting Material at wholesale and
retail prices. g. +. HODGES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10
Cumberland Valley Railroad.

Time IaDIe IN eIecI Dece mOer 8, 1871.
Leave No , MOL No.G NOS NolO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10

"Castoria 80 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior 70 any prescription
known to me- II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, =. !.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10

"The use OF 'Castoria' is so universal md
its merits so we'll known that it seems work
Of supcrerogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who Go not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
Cares MAEEYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Soar Stomach, Dianhnl, Ensctatiol,
His Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gcstiO1,
without Injurious medication.
The herald., 1895-03-24
RICHARD ALTSCHUL

RICHARD ALTSCHUL.
DEAL ESTATE, LOANS AND COMMISSIONS,
II 1891 W. second street
The following list contains nothing but bar.
gains, Read IL over carefully and If you find
ANYTHING Iy Of Interest to you call on PIE:
$G75 cash. Groom house, Redwoodst
$4o0, large LOT near terminus University cars.
$3.50, 500 & $3.50, lots Girard st grading paid.
500, lois Union ave. near Washington
$1,000, 80 feet Washington near Georgia Bell.
$500, Central ave, between Sth aud 9th SITS.
5000. cor 1sth and Georgia Bell. l70ft cottage
$500, large lot Grand ave. near r2sth.
$500. Boyle Heights, cor 4th and Soto
$4,000, cor Main and 18th, with large cottage,
rents for $25. Make an offer.
$4,000, nice Groom house and lot, Girard st.
$500, 20 acres near Santa Fe Springs
$1,000, beautiful lots in blk IS, Ord's survey
Pearl and Flower between Sth and 9th SITS.
$1,000, large 2-story,, Groom home. No. 1870
w. Pco. Look at this bargain.
500, sacramento st, 3-rooms, stable, we'll.
$3.50. Pasadena, Groom cottage. Park ST.
$500, Groom modern residence. s. Hope st.
$4,000. Estrella ave-. beautiful 5-room house.
$4,000, Orange st, new S-room cottage.
$4,000, large house and LOT, W. 9TH; close in.
$4,000, 60xl40 with Groom house, Hill, next
cor. 4th. This is great speculation all cash.
$3.50. 4-room cottage, near 18th and Central.
$500 lot on Bartlett st. in Beaudry trt.
$4,000 at Saticoy, As acres, mostly 5-year-old
walnuts larg house and barn. Bargain
$4,000, i2-room palatial residence, 75xl5O,
in st. James Park.
$500 lot 5Ox12O Sisters of Charity tract.
$500 lot in Chester tract. near Washington st.
$500. West Los Angeles, one block University
S675 per acre, IL acres land southwest jus.
outside city limits; suitable for subdivision.
RICHARD ALTLCHUL,
Real Estate. Loans and Commission,
123la ". Second IT Burdick block.
Telephone l4s2. "a Los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1895-03-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY
$s0)-2iz acres on electric line, near city;
good mouse, orange trees etc.
f2oOO-5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands; i'm
provements worth the price.
Y525O-40 acres moist land, 80 acres to al
falfa.
$l2.OoO-1O acres, all under bearing fruits;
good buildings. plenty OF water; miles from
court house.
$l4O per acre AL alfalfa land in cultivation
near Compton.
$75 to 500 per acre-l5O acres choice fruit
ana alfalfa land, IL miles from the city, in s
to 4O-acre tracts: land in cultivation; easy
terms.
$50 per acre-Choice fruit, barley and wheat
land. Water in abundance.
$25OO 2 acres at Burbank, laid out in bear
ing fruits and flowers. good Groom house, all
modern improvements, stable, carriage shed,
well. etc; easy teims.
$2000-l0 acres at San Fernando. in bearing
figs, blackberres. etc: good 4-rOom house,
plenty water, all fenced: only $500 cash, bnl-
ance easy terms.
$3.50 per acre-Los Angeles County Land
improvement Company's lands at MOneia, in
lots from o acres up; plenty of water, easy
terms.
$l5OO-1GO acres in Tulare county, A soil
for fruits, barley, wheat or alfalfa; in artesian
belt, Ia miles from Tulare city, imprOyem- N
cos over $500 ,/tonsisting of house. barn and
well. This is q bargain. Owner must sell.
easy terms
$i5,OOO-6O fine fruit orchard 8 miles
southwest OF FIR spo; nice broom cottage,
barn and outbuildings, also agricultural i'm
plements. Crop OF 1894 brought $500 This
property will bear the strictest investigation.
The herald., 1895-03-24
NORTON Il KENNEDY,
134 South Broadway.

NOR SALE-WHY GO TO THE TROUBLE AND
i delay OF building when you have such an Of
fer as this: lovely Broom 2-story homo, all the
first floor finished in handsome hard wood, with
every conceivable convenience, on fine large
lot in swell part OF the CITY, 1T less than first
cost; it is the second house north OF Tenth, on
the east side OF Bonnie Brae st our need for
money is far greater than our need for houses.
and ii you are not in the same fix and will
make us an offer on this property we will
change places with you. CLARK Il BRYAN,
1877 w. Third st. "a
The herald., 1895-03-24
INOR SALE BY
NORTON & KENNEDY,
134 SOUTH BROADWAY.

IlWE oALE b1
NORTON & KENNEDY
ls4 SOUTH BROADWAY.
New modern 6 room house finished in light
woods and completely furnished, fine lot on
electric car liue little west OF Figueroa st. !;
decided bargain at $270O.
Fine new and modern house of rooms and
reception hall on fine corner lot near Pearl st.
Price, only $500, easy terms. Let us show
You this.
One of the finest S-room modern houses in
this city on fine street and in gilt edge
neigh borhOod must be seen to be appreci ated
Price $500
New modern Groom house in the Bonnie
Brae tract; sure to please you. II sold this
week $4,000 will buy it. Sec this.
New modern 5-room house close In, on good
graded street. Sanitary plumbing. Fine lot
$1,000.
$3.50 buys neat new Broom house in tn Q
half mile circle and in good locality. See
this
NORTON 4 KENNEDY
% 134 South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-24
FOR SALE.-CyTY PROPERTY
4 NOsPER, SMITH e. CANNON.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. LOANS.
4gl etimson Block.
FOR SAL E--CITY PROPERTY


:, %90O-2 lots with 4-room house, fruit trees,
noWers, etc, near Central ave.
Yi900--Lot 5UxlSO, clean side Grand ave.
$l1OO i ot 50xlls with 4.room cottage, on
Bryant ave.
$4,000 lots with s.room cottage. stable,
fruit trees, etc. fico Heights.
$24O0-4i9 acres near Central ave. electric
line, suitable for lots. and full-bearing fruit
trees
%3700--6 room house, with stable, lawn
howers. etc, Twenty fifth st near Grand ave
$780, lots with good house on Pirtle st.
Y510o-5 acres on Central ave-; income
property.
$2O0O-7-room cottage with all modern con-
veniences on West Sixteenth ST.
SSO0O-5 acre, on Central ave-; income
property.
$500 up-Beautiful lots in Vernon; some in
bearing fruits
$i25O-2 lots, 50xl5O, Star tract, south
west.
SoO.OO0-Income property on Main st.. 55
feet frontage; 5-story brick building; rents
Tor ovcr $500 per month; easy terms.
$a0OO0- income property on Broadway; ~
feet frontage.
$2l l,O00-Beautiful home in the Bonnie Brae
tract: lot 10DXl50 feet: i2-room house, with
all modern improvements; large stable. and
grounds laid out with flowers, etc. This is n
charming home and in choice part OF city.
The herald., 1895-03-24
EoR SALE

For SALE
Oil lot corner Court and Douglas. $500.
Two oil lots, corner Hobart and West State
In heart OF oil district, close to best paying
wells, $1,000.
Lot, Hope near Twenty. eighth. $500.
LOT 5Oxl55. Figueroa near Eighteenth,
$3.50.
Lot 6Ox19o, Figueroa, opposite 7. d. stim.
sons residence, $A5u0
80 feet East First, near terminus Boyle
Heights cable, $125.
JOHN p T. PECK,
"a 227 West hid,
NOR SALE THREE COTTAGES ON BOYLE
y Heights, close to cable, $l1O0, $3.50 and
$3.50; in good neigh bornood. overlooking the
city; wi hin easy walking distance of Santa
Fe and Terminal depots
House and, two store rooms at terminus of
Boyle Heights cable; rentals pay 10 per cent
OH $21OO. Price, $3.50.
House and lot st. John st., near San Fernando
st. depot. $500.
JOHN P. p. PECK,
"a 227 West Third.
The herald., 1895-03-24
NF D. JOHNSON,
Ms 2i3 w. First Ut.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.

EoR sALE-wE HAVE 2 FINE LOTS ON
L Maple ave-, just below Tenth st. The
present owner had to take them on . fore.
closure SALE and we are offering them 1T
great sacrifice. See them at ouce as they will
60 quick at the price. CLARK BRYAN. 127
W. Third st.
The herald., 1895-03-24
FOR SALE..CITY fWOPERTy.

SEMI-TRoPIC HOMESTEAD co.
i21 WEST THIRD STREET,
sTIMsoN BUILDING
2-story business block in Redondo; leased
Tor three years at 5000 per year; price $500
WE HAVE PLENTY OF LOTS
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL
On On Bonnie Brae near First; 5Oxl5o; 5000,
$2O cash, balance $40 monthly; worth $500.
Lots on Ninth street, near by, from 500 to
Lots in Ninth Street Tract from $lso 10 1925.
Washington Heights, OH the line on the pro-
posed electric railroad 10 Santa Monica at low
prices; buy now before the advance
500 installmsnss of $40 monthly, without in
Two lots on Ottawa street. near Pearl, very
sEMI-TRoPIC HOMESTEAD CO,
l2l WEST THIRD STREET,
We have some bargains in houses and lots in
the southeast.
Five room cottage, new, on graded and sew.
ered street, within iwen minutes walk of
postofice, $li0O, $500 cash. balance in
monthly fnstallments; will take good lot as
part pay.
Five room house in Southeast for 1925; Sl75
cash, balance monthly payments without in
terest.
Small house and good lot for $500; 500
cash, balance at SIS monthly without interest:
in Southeast of city.
House near East Twenty third $1,000.
Business block on Temple street, with living
rooms attached: also small cottage in rear
would exchange for cottage in Southeast; price
$500.
'pr rfnn
The herald., 1895-03-24
NOR SALE
Il BY z. A. MILLER.

Beautiful house in the Harper tract, large
lot, barn and corral, price $1,000.
That elegant home n G. cor. OF beautiful W
Beacon and Eleventh sts., large lot, 114xl6O
to alley. all modern improvements good barn,
price $S500
Nice new cottage OF rooms in south west
part OF city. terms easy, ready for occupancy.
f. A. MILLER,
"a 227 W. First st.
The herald., 1895-03-24

INOR SALE-WE OFFER THIS WEEK SEW
j. eral large lots to an alley, on Ninth, near
Main. for only 5000, on terms to suit They
are worth so per cent more money, and money
saved is money earned. Secure your home
from this great bargain. CLARK 4 BRYAN,
l27 w. Third st. "a
The herald., 1895-03-24

INOR SALE--GO OUT TODAY AND SEE
Il Clark & Bryan's Figueros-street tract ut
the southeast corner OF Jefferson and Figueroa
SITS. 1t is by far the choicest locality in the
city for homes. The streets, too, ire the most
complete in finish OF sewers. etc, of any tract
ever put on the market. Just now S.UOJ
takes one OF these fine lots. CLARK 1 RRYAN,
l2T W. Third ST. "a
UTOR SALE-HOUSE BU lit -TO SUIT ON
l. monthly payments. Lots ct $40 and np.
Interest al pes cent. n. h. WALKER 4 co,
l23ta W. Second st. 20
LrOR SALE-$30O CASH. BALANCE IN
II stallments, modern 6room cottage on
corner lot; electric car line; bargain. NO
Ian SMITH. "a
IrOm SALE-$25uO BEAUTIFUL GROOM
Il Colonial cottage, corner Vernon and t1irard
sts Strictly modern and trst-class through
out.
The herald., 1895-03-24

NOR SALE
i lois on Kane ST.. very cheap. Beautiful
view.
90 foot lot on Twenty-socond st.. near Fig
ueroa; bargain.
2 lots on Girard ST. Make an offer for them,
% foot lot at University between two car
lines. clean side of street. Let us show you
this SMITH & O'BRIEN,
"a l47 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-24
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
$500 acres fine timber and coal land In Scott
county, Tenn. What have you to offer? A
bargain for some one.
Very choice fruit ard alfalfa land within Is
miles of the Court House. Tor CITY property.
Land unincumber will assume on choice
property. This is your opportunity as this
land will bear close investigation.
And many other bargains too numerous to
mention. Give us call. Money to loan.
The herald., 1895-03-24

NOR BALE ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN
II $y65O-House rooms.
$l25O-House S rooms.
$25DO-House 8 rooms.
Yi2O0--Houss 4 rooms.
$1S00-House s rooms.
$69O-House 4 rooms.
$2lOO-House 5 rooms.
THRELKELD Il SMITH, 264 9. Broad
way. "a
The herald., 1895-03-24

rI>HE SHERIFF CAUGHT THEM: WE HAVE
i fine corner on Tenth and Wall SITS and
two lots on Maple ave, that have just been
sold by the sheriff and present owner must
realize At once; this is q rare oppOrtnnity: see
us ut once. CLARK 4 BRYAN, 127 W. Third
street "a
The herald., 1895-03-24

LNOR SALE--ABOUT 2 ACRES, RIGHT IN
southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads, at q
very low price; it is strictly tirst-class for ware
house and manufacturing purposes and can
further particulars see CLARK & BRYAN. lg7
W Third st "a
IJOME sEEKERS-HERE is YOUR CHANCE
IL to secure you a large cheap lot in Con-
gers Wilson 'ract-where money will bc pro-
vided to build you nice home, at low raie
OF int, rest; lots Id on INSTALL lment plan if de-
sired. Call at II s broadway for map and
prices Ii. NJ CONGER. 3.,s "a
XA1E HAVE BARGAINS IN ALI. KINDS OF
w real estate. Loaus speciality. NC
GARRY & lNNEF, 227 w. Second ct. ~
The herald., 1895-03-24
FOR SALE---CTTY PROPERTY
ON o7I TNOT LN
VNOR SALE
wnnn o. ruJynCu
WOOD e. CHURCH,
1913 S. Broadway.


Fine lot on Figueroa ST.. 5ex16o. assessments
all paid. $25O0.
Corner los Grand ave, small building. $500
Grand ave through to Hope st. at a bargain.
See us and &c, bottom figure
.,sn So5i6o on west side Pearl St near Fifth,
.53.i121s on west side Pearl st. near Temple,
4 lots, 4oxllo, Fourteenth, near San Pedro
50x170 south side Eighteenth ST, graded
and sidewalk, $1,000.
06x136, Norwood ST., house rooms, $1,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Spring ST., income, 1855, 900.
Spring ST., income, $50 600
Main ST., income, $4,000
os Ange es ST., income, $35, 900.
Los Angeles st, income $4,000.
Above are all rented to steady tenants at Z
10 per cent net on price asked
PASADENA.
fine corner on Orange Grove ave near COL
ornuo ST.; only $50 per front foot
% loot front on Colorado ST., near Orange
Grove ave- $3.50.
grand corner on Columbia st. 23Ox5S4,
A l4o foot corner only short distance from
colorado st. with good Improvements all
around, only 5000.
We have 8 acres that lie in the new residence
part OF Pasadena that can be subdivded SO as
TO net purchasers al least $1,000 on the invest
inent
Our list Of Pasadena property includes some
oil the choicest that is for sale, and u visit to
our ofhees will amply repay you If yOu are
looking Tor desirable home.
PASADENA OFFICE:
1bs. Raymond ST. "a
The herald., 1895-03-24

TNOR sALE-sNAP. NEW GROOM HOUSE,
IL modern cottage in finest part of city, Uni
versity cars; If you see this you will buy
$1,000.
Modern Groom cottage. cement cellar lawn,
shrubbery and trees coming IN, adjoining
Bonnie Brae, fine place. $1,000.
%a25 per front foot on Spring near Sixth.
"a L. ii. WATKINS,
l39 $. b. oadway
The herald., 1895-03-24

NOR SALE - THE MOST ATTRACTIVE.
II beautiful and swell parts Of the CITY lie be-
tween First st. and Clark Il Biyan's Figueroa
Street Tract, at the corner of Figueroa and ] ef-
ferson; the route to 10 other tract is so restful
10 the eye, so pleasing to the mind and so de-
hghtful to the imagination, which in itself is
sufficient assurance that no one can make any
mistake by paying only $1,000 for one of these
fine lots; they will readily command twice
mat sum within one year. Get maps of CLARK
& BRYAN, l2I W Third st. "a
i New modern cottage OF five large rooms /;
cement walks. lot 50xj so, located on yerno;
street near Pico. Terms, $500 cash, balance
nstallmcnts. GOWEN, EBERiE d co,
"a i43 South Broadway.
A SNAP BARGAIN IN A BROOM COTTAGE
"A on beau If Adams ST.. near Maple ave. !;
price only $500, on the installment plan: the
lot Is worth near that amount A. K. GRAW-
FORD, POS S. Broadway. ~
The herald., 1895-03-24

EoR SAL E-$soO, 4-RooM HOUSE NEAR
= Arcade depot; $l250, 5-room house.
Fourth St., near Wolfskill ave. $500, 5-room
house, new, Stanford ave.; $4,000. 8-room
house, San Pedro near Sixth st $4,000, z
room, San Julian, near Sixth 1t. Houses built
to suit on monthls payments. N. B. WALKER
& CO., 1851 W. Second st. %
The herald., 1895-03-24

r OOK THIS UP-WE HAVE TWO LOTS
IL on Maple ave-, just below Tenth ST., that
the price Is so low it win astonish you; lots
taken on foreclosure suit, and present owner
mus, realize at once CLARK 4 BRYAN, 1877
W. Third ST. "a
The herald., 1895-03-24
NORTON & KENNEDY,

NORTON Z K kENNEDY,
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT BROKERS'
1874 s. BROADWAY.
5 600 buys lot 50xl90 W. Twelfth st.
200 buys lot 4UXi20 Burling, on ave
500 buys lot 503l. Albany st near 14th.
1850 buys lot q xl2O ingraham st,
1000 buys lot 50xl20 Ingraham mst
S25 buys lot 5Oxl West list St
800 buys lot j2xI76 West l7th st.
$50 buys lot DIX 100 Hope ST. near 2Sih
li50 buys lot 50xl4l Trenton St near
Fgueroa ST.
1000 buys lot 46x173 Goth st. near Fig
ueroa ST.
700 buys lot 50x155 Flower st ichoice) 25
The herald., 1895-03-24

TNOR sALE-LARGE LOTS IN DENISON
II tract, near Ninth st. school, T4BO and up.
will loan money to build houses and other inn
proyements on paymcnts you can make N. b.
WALKER 4 CO.. l2611 W. second 1t. 25
The herald., 1895-03-24

EOR sALE-ONLY 500 CASH AND $4Oo
Tenth st., near Main in the Clark & Bryan
tract. Why go out miles further and pay big
prices for home when this opportunity is
offered you? Less than half a dozen are left
and soon you are forced away out to buy at
the same figure CLARK d BRYAN, 1877 w.
Third ST. %
The herald., 1895-03-24

VNOR SALE-2 ELEGANT LOTS CORNER
II Wall and Tenth sts., taken on foreclosure
suit: present owner going to sacrifice them
for ready cash such opportunities are scarce
as they are going to sell At about half their
value; see us at once. CLARK d BRYAN, l27
W. Third st %
The herald., 1895-03-24

LNOR SALE-1F YOU WANT TO SEE TIL
Il most attractive part OF our city, take Fig
ueroa st. at Pico and drive out same TO Jeffer-
son, to Clark BrYan's Figueroa Street Tract,
and you can't but say it is the prettiest prop
erty the incest surroundings and most lovely
spproach you ever saw with all these attrac-
tons. these large, deep lots are 0niy $1,000
CLARK d. BRYAN, 127 W. Third st. "a
GOAND SEE THE CHOICE LARGE LOTS IN
VI Conger's Wilson tract, on Central ave AS
an investment for close buyers they stand at
the head. invite all classes OF buyers to in
vestigate. large force OF men and teams are
putting the tract in the best condition. Choice
shade trees to be put opposite eaon lot and
well cared for one year without expense to
owner. Inquire of owner, 1l7 s. Broadway
ii. NJ CONGER. ~
The herald., 1895-03-24
REAL ESTATE

DELL 4 SABICHl. REAL ESTATE AND
- insurance agents; money loaned at q per
cent, x05 W. Third u, 1877 Il
The herald., 1895-03-24

A HIGH GRADE LAD ES' AND GENTLE
"A mans wheel for $25. Inquire 456 S.
Spring st. "a
LNOR SALE-l5O.OO0 OLD POSTAGE STAN PS
T. cheap. r., Box 70, this office.
VNOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
II to suit. at this Office
The herald., 1895-03-24

Business block on pie street, with living
rooms attached: also small cottage in rear
would exchange for cottage in Southeast; price
$500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-21
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES.
It Meets In Butte and Decides to Go to
Work In Earnest.

lt Meets In Butte and Decides TO Go TO
Work In Earnest.
BUTTE, March 2O-The state board OF
charities held its first meeting of the year
in this city to-day and effected an organ
ization by electing Rev. Galen Wood
chairman and Mrs. Mary 5. Cummings
of University place, Helena, secretary.
The board is composed of Rev. w. w,
Van Orslell of the NJ. E. church of Great
Falls, Rev. Galen Wood of the Christian
church of Butte, and Mrs. Mary 5. Cum
rnings, who Is an instructor i'm the Wes-
leyan University of Helena, but the latter
was unable to be present at to-day's
meeting.
The state board of charities was pre-
vided for by an act of the legislature of
two years ago, and it acts largely in an
advisory capacity with the various charit-
able and reform institutions of the state.
The board has heretofore been Compare
lively unheard of for the reason that it
had very little to work on,
but as one or two of these
state institutions are already open
while others Will be built this year, il will
soon have a great deal more to do and the
preliminary steps were taken at the meet
ing to-day towards active work The
IN order that IL may start Immediately TO
gather information relative TO the manner
IN which public charity is dispensed in the
Inherent counties in tho state, the num-
Der OF orphans maintained by each county
and other statistics i'll relation TO crime
and reform IS we'll as pauperism.
Correspondence will also be opened at
once with view to securing reports from
the authorities and boards of charities in
the older eastern states showing the sys-
TENS prevailing in these states of admin
lstering charity and their methods of re-
form. The board will then seek to intro
ducc the best systems of these states into
the charitable and reform institutions of
Montana. The penitentIary and asylums
and all other institutions in which the
board is interested will be WIS.,
tied regularly and it will be
the aim of the board 10 improve
these institutions by helpful information
from any source. The members also ex-
pect TO do great deal toward systemic
ing the distributing of charity in the diff
ferent counties that the greatest possible
benefit may be secured from II. While
the action of tho board is as stated,
largely advisory, it can be of great bene-
fit to the state and to the state institu-
tons, and its suggestions of improve
ment or reform will no doubt be acted
upon promptly by the state authorities
The next meeting of the board will be
held in Helena, May %, at which time the
members expect TO DO IN possession of re-
ports from many of the eastern states
which will be carefully gone over and
probably some of the best systems in re-
gard to the different institutions will be
recommended for introduction in Mon.
tana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-21
A Talented Montana Girl

BUTTE, March 20.--Miss May Rockman,
daughter of DIR. Rockman, is in the city
visiting her father and expects TO remain
here for short time and then go to New
York and return TO the stage. Miss Rock
man is a young lady whose accomplish
ments have already secured for her n
prominent place in literary and theatrical
circles ia the East. She was favorite
pupil of Dion Boucicault, from whom she
has fine testimonials. She was also con-
nected with Daily 5 company in New York,
and took some leading juvenile parts in
the Madison Square, of which Palmer is
the manager, and both of whom write in
high terms OF her talent. Her many
friends predict brilliant future for this
talented young lady.