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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
Newspaper Profits In London.

There was a trial before Mr.. Justice
Cave recently which, if correctly re-
ported, shows what is the profit of the
shareholders of The Times. Mr.. Adams
bought one-fourteenth Of two-thirds of
one-ninth Of two-sixteenths Tor IL, SID
of The Times from Mr.. Brodie for 1858
on the assurance that this minute share
was worth about e25 per annum. Ac-
cording to him, after he had purchased
the share, he found it only to be worth
cit a year. On this he asked for dam
ages. The jury assessed the damages at
g65. Assuming this share to be worth
Els per annum (Which seems about the
average value), it is clear that the net
dividend on all shares is e27, 216. Mr..
Adams, believing it to be worth 1858,
paid for it 14.1 years purchase. The
jury valued it at e28S, which, taking
the annual return at Els, would be 10
years purchase, making The Times
worth e435, 456. This, however, does
not quite correctly, I believe, represent
the value, for MIR. Walter, as printer,
derives a large profit Oh an old contract.
This contract, in point of fact, represents
what may be called preference shares,
while those of the shareholders may be
termed ordinary shares, the value OF The
Times being the sum total of BOTH
London Truth.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
A 1OO-TON CONCENTRATOR.
The Project to be Realized at
Neihart in the Early Months
of Summer.
A MAMMOTH ENTERPRISE.
The Diamond r People Will Pre-
pare to Reduce Their Own as well
as Custom Ores.
Describing the Plan.

The Diamond r mining company is
taking steps preparatory to building a
concentration at Neihart, for the reduc-
ton of its own and custom ores. This
information comes from none other than
the president of the company, Mr.. Ira
Myers of Great Falls, who arrived We'd
nesday to set the e enterprise in motion.
In conversation with this officer we
learned somewhat of that company's
plans which he disclosed to us as follows:
The company will build a non freezing
flume from main Belt creek, taking the
water from a point two miles above the
town, and fiuming it along the mount
ain side to their mine on Rock creek.
The concentration is to have a capacity of
100 tons daily, and will be erected Cd
their W ground.
Mr.. Myers assured our reporter that
the tests of sample shipments of their
ore have all proved satisfactory, and
there remains no question that the prop
osition is a profitable one. This is cheer
ing news because the character of the
ore at the Diamond r is similar to that
of a number of other mines. Success to
this venture means the construction of
similar works by other companies, and
consequently the opening up of many
low grade mines now lying idle, with
large bodies of ore ready to be stopped
out and reduced. So the enterprise con-
tains in its successful operation the nu-
cleus of more extensive work-more
mining, and more business for the town
in short, the salvation of the town for
the next three or four years. Unless
such an enterprise is established it is
quite positive that one or two of the
mines now running will at no distant
day be obliged to discontinue. The
people of Neihart will lend all possible
aid to this movement in securing rights
of way and other important privileges to
the company, as we plainly see it direct
ly to our advantage to do so.
Mr.. Myers tells us that it is the inten.
ton of the company to begin work upon
the mill as o o as the first of May, and
that it can be completed within a period
OF sixty days from that time.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
The Useful Horse Radish.

That acrid alien of the bitches and
field corners, botanically named armo-
racia, but almost universally known as
horse radish, is not only serviceable as a
popular associate for hot wienerwursts
and in giving roast meats a keen edge,
but it has also a good supply Of medici-
nal properties. From it comes that
tongue biting connection, compound
spirit of horse radish. The spirit-prop-
erly taken-has caused many dyspeptics
to bless the day the hot roo vas first
discovered. AS a sudorific horse radish
has ELECTED many favorable testimonials
from hopeless cases of chronic rheuma-
tism, and dropsy sufferers have often
found temporary relief by using the
property as q diuretic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
At the Gait Mine.

The Gait mine reached an interesting
stage of its development to day where
the raise which has been under construc-
ton for the past six months broke
throuSh to the upper works a distance
of 300 feet fro m the starting point
which is In the | over tunnel 1850 feet
from its mouth. This makes the best
drained and yentilated mine in camp,
and also the best prepared for easy and
systematic werk
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
In the High School.

At the high school yesterday afternoon
Miss Edna Graham was formally award
ed the medal which she won in the prize
essay contest. In the exercises of the
day she read the prize essay.
The following program was rendered:
song -. 49, .."- > Z -. -" '". Z, : =. - .rulS' - s'T JANpoVi
Recitation-"Paul Revere's Ride, t....:..
............ ........... ........ joe Walker
Recitation-'At the Ford. Adell Brennan
Sketch-'Story of the Revolution" ...-......
........ ........ Emma Bronson
Duet-"Whispering Hope. .............
Nellie and Stella Boland
Recitaticn--''The Rising of 1873. .........
........... Louise Bennett
Song. .... +. School
Recitation-"Supposed Speech of J.. Adams'
NM. Eddie Bennett
Essay-'The Prize Essay. Edna Graham
Presentation of medal. a.
Remarks by +. A. Preston, president of the
board.
Song.......... ..,''.. S'hool
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Daniel Redden and Charles Stroup, do
ing a retail liquor business in Neihart,
Cascade county, Montana, under the
firm name of Redden & Stroup, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent,
Charles Stroup retiring. sTs.
Daniel Redden will continue the bust
ness, collect all bills and pay all LA
bilities of the firm.
DANIEL REDEEM.
CHARLES STRoUP,
Neihart, Montana, MARCH, nth, 1897
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
n Suspected 1t.

"Why, Mrs. Parvenu, this is unmis-
takably an old master" said the enthu-
siastic caller.
"That's just what l told John. I'll
send it back to have it reprinted and q
new frame put n."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
A hundred feet of three line barbeC
wire fencing requires IS pounds Of wire.
He Sometimes Escapes.

Preacher-And do you always say
your prayers at night?
Johnny-Not allwus. When pa don't
come home to supper, ma gifts SO excited
and tears around so that she fergits,
and I sneak off to bed without sayin
'em. -Cleveland Leader.
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Clothing Department. We are

OtSbDtttS W. oiO
receiving daily new shipments of
suits and gents furnishings.
~
see the --latest in plaid suits,
hobby and natty, and at such small
prices. We will in a few days have
samples ready for you, showing cut
of garment and sample of goods,
which upon request we will be glad
to send you.
Xxx
BOYS suits, we have big special
values, such as a only be found
with us. We buy lots of so of a
kind and start the price at 50 cents
for boys knee pants-suits sizes
from 4 to IA years old, all wool at
$3.50, SO, and 81, biggest values
shown.
~
Tbe --latest mems fancy bosom
shirts, CORNER, percale, white body
and regular price sl.25, for only SOC.
***
Men's satin Calf Shoes, good
big values for the money, and worth
S1,95, for only sl.25 a pair.
***
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
Pointing a Moral.

81 don't know" remarked Senator
Sorghum, "when I was more impressed
with the fact that there is frequently a
valuable lesson to be drawn from the
most trivial circumstances than / was
at the dinner the other day. One of the
children got the wishbone.
"Oh, yesi One takes one end and an
other takes the opposite, and the one
who gets the longest is supposed TO get
his wish.
Exactly. And l took occasion then
and there to impress upon their youth
full minds how much in this life depends
on having a good pull, Washington
Star.
The Last London Sweep.
The contemporary chimney sweeps,
who still are Of Importance to London,
are lusty youths and mature men, who
work with a machine" and bear rela-
ton to the ancient order commiserated
by Lamb and purposely cbampioned by
Dickens only in their SCOT grimed hands
and blackened countenances. One OF
these, t~estifying at the inquest over
William Price, summed up the grand
difference between original worth and
/ present degeneracy. "Lor' bless you,
we amt chimbley sweeps nowadays.
not a bit of it. We work with a lot Of
| sticks. Anybody can do that. But he
ah, he WOE a sweep, he WORT He coult
do our work, but we couldn't do his
There amt no chimbleys. and ther'
amt no sweeps now. London Letter
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20
FOR MARCH,.

New silks ano UeIpets. We
have an entirely new stock of Silks,
not the cheap, trashy kinds, but best
quality and style. Silk printed In
dias in Surah; new spring designs
for dresses, value, 15c, at 45c.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20

Mool Dress GOODS. We have
the greatest bargains ever shown in
a!l-wool suitings, silk and wool, in
40, AS, and 90 inch wide goods, sold
only two weeks ago at wholesale for
6790 75c a yard. About 30 styles
special offer at SOC. a yard.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20

Choice line of stamped and tinted
linens, scarfs and table covers for 25c.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20

Skirts in plain and figured mohair,
wool, silk and moreen, all lined
throughout with Tafeta velvet, bound
at s1.25, S1.75, 50, IS up to $40.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20

suits ano Skirts. Over 200
styles to select from. The best suit
ever shown at a five dollar bill for
skirt and blazer, or Elton jacket.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-20

West Toliver was in camp from Belt
park this week, and he reports prospects
very bright in that locality for the crops
of '97. Range cattle are in prime condi-
ton, and the winters snow is sufficiently
removed that live stock can rustic quite
easily. He expects to put in a large
crop of grain this year, principally bar
ley, and the early end of the season for
him will be quite busy.
Chas. Proctor, the affable sheriff of
Cascade county, was in Neihart Monday,
summoning witnesses to the trial of
Pete Welcome, which is now going on at
Great Falls. The Welcome case will be
one of the most expensive which Cascade
county has had to bear for many a year.
In this first call there are subp9ned
sixteen witnesses for each side. We'll
come is held for the murder of Arthur
Viaux near Kibbey. 1t is charged that
Welcome killed Viaux and removed the
body to his (Welcome's) ranch, tore off
the window stats and broke the glass to
make it appear a case of house breaking.
The state may have considerable diff
Guilty in proving its case, for the circum-
stances as reported are not very clear in
support of the theory. Welcome does
not deny killing the man, and the pub
lie generally regards the event as the
result of an old feud.
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- towns Of the Northwest.
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RESOLUTION No. l51-Be Il resolved y
the City Council OF The City or seAsAs
ms follows:
Q) That il is the intention OF the cIy
council to improve Jackson street ~"
Second Avenue South to Fourth Asshss
South by constructing a Pile priase W
and along the same
~ That the cost thereof be paid ny ~ ~.
easements 70 be levied upon the piopeay
abuttlng upon said portion OF said J a..
son Street under the plan OF irnmeaas,.
payment In the manner provided ny - -
charter and ordinances OF The eisy y
Seattle
go That the city engineer be firecssn -
furnish TO the city council an estih'a's =
the cost of said improvement. -.
ca That the matter of making saia ss
provement will be considered py the ~, !.
council al a session thereof 10 BE mes" =
the Goth day OF December. l@,, a. -
O'Clock p. m. at which time al ps a,,',..
desiring 70 be heard before the CITY = so -.
Gil upon the matter OF making sa.0
provement are notified 10 be present. a
Passed the City COUNCIL the eth oaa .,se
December 1887 and signed by me W . "
session in authorization Of rs pdssae'
this 9Th day of December. 1885,:
President Of the city Coun.ss.s.
Filed by me this 6th lay Of peeerwo'
1897. WILL II PARRfc..
City Comptroller and Ex'ofieio N''
Clerk
Date of first publication. December
1897
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IMPOUSDFD STOCK NOTiCE-Ins, I'd "a
lowing described mare with cor, gss a
in the city pound Monday. Noheiay, - he
1897 viii be sold a. public ahclioh -. ~ nsr
highest bidder for cash In han1, IA.
coss of ifnpoundiag and adger n IL ss;;os[sk
urday, December IS. 1897. al ~ ss.sS.
a. m. al the front door OF ponce We VS.
quarters. corner Third avenue anu
Ter way: :. ..vlss
One buckskin mare with colt'
white name and tail. age. years mare
The owner OF the above descflpsu 1
and col; being unknown u me ,.t,-e
G. s. REED Cnief OF r,ss-
Date Of first publication. Dec. D i's---
RESOLUTION NO. i52-Be i resessas .s.fjs
the CITY Council OF The city OF
as follows: - rsty
Cd That IL IS the intention OF thsc .s,fa
council 10 improve Fourth Avenns, stn %
from Main Street 10 the South ms l,us,nda.
Jackson street by repairing Inc 70
ton thereof and repiarking tne 80 - ~ a.
~ That the cost thereof DC paiu .ssss~rty
easements TO be levied upon the v,wfrussn
aouiiing upOn said portion OF sag .s,cssue.
Avenue South under the plan o. -assaed
date payment" IN tha manner ~. city
hy the charter and ordinances OF i~
Of Seattle. - =
~ That ths city engineer b aSse
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF sEATTLE-city Treasur-

IHE CITY OF SEATTLE-City Treasur
er's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the second
annual instaliment OF local Irnprovernent
district No. 40, for the Improvement Of
bennington avenue. In the city OF Seattle
from Broadway to kenuey street IIpIar.
the provisions OF ordinance No 1921. whist
provides Tor the Improvement OF said street
by constructing an iron stone nine savcr
along said street between said noiufs 70
gether with all necessary yves uapho,se
tampholesr, ventiiators. openings, Rushing
tanks. ana eaten basins. and by cnnuact
ing the same with the main ntercensine,
sewer now existing at the intersection ~
i.e,llhet9n avenue and Kenney street.
ana providing for the payment fhsrefor l.,
instruments and establishing a fund snr
Such payment by the levy!ng and rolIec
toh OF special assessments upon The pron-
providing for the issuance OF bonds as az,
thorized by an act OF the legislature ~ TIA
5 ,ta1 OF washington. approved March 9Th
1855 ana under the provisions of orljna,,rDG.
40. S.%43. approved MAY 7th tS9t as arrena
ca by ordinance No. 34i0 approved T,,i,,
I'M .sSa. mas been duly certified TO me for
collection. and the respective s,,me tberaGn
charged and levied against eacb arcni
ana iot OF iand, and part thereof. I'm said
eisarlct, IN payment of such installmenf
remains unpaid. and the same jncinilnS
the interest on the whole amount chargaJ
must DE paid or or before the 2nd dav -
SniiHI ~ y; -. CnIess payment be made on
sscIi hStailrfent on or before the 2nd dsv
OF January. 1888. the same shall become ~
Hnquent and shall bear interest at tha
- ptt tTHt: per an1um until raid
a11 II noi PAID before said time a nerait,,,
OF I'VE tap per cent shall he added ana ~
sums delinquent shall be entered on 10 10
annual tax roll for the current wear aga, ~.
saSn i,t ana parcel of land and nart
thereoi. so delinquent and win .ha , taat
ese ana penalty shall be collected 1s othar
lRAes, toEttner wtth such add,tiorat
.a1iEe5 or penalties as are authorizei 10
De charged and collected on other de,,. 20
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel ~ 81 "a,
50 delinquent shall be SOLD for me o1rt ana
OF such assessment. with interest nenaI,,
ass" N"s'S' III t t!te manner provided nv law
GEORGE +. MEACHAu
NY Treasurer Of the CITY 81 So
e 5ate OF trst publication. Dererphsr 81,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoIl-yn
tiee of Assessment Ro!. Of Iaca, ~
proyanent District No. IA for ths ~
provement or YesIer Way, in thu civ - =
Seattle, from First Avenue to Wsss,,.
Avenue, under Ordinance No. sssa M
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the axss.
ment roll of Local Improvement Distris
No IA, for the Improvement OF Yssss
Way in the City of Seattle. from Frs ~.
enue 20 Western Avenue. under Ord.nsnse
No. A623 has been reported BY the Rnsrs
of Public Works 10 the City Council Of ia
City of Seattle and Is now on iile ia X
office OF the City Clerk and the anna !
now open for public inspection a, sald AZ.
nee and Will remain open for inspection m.
til Monday. the third day OF January. ia
at five o clock p. m, and all persons Ipisr.
ested are hereby required 10 appear besop
the City Council at a session thereof Ia X
held In the Council Chamber In the CIV
Hall. on the third day Of January, Isl /:
1870 O'Clock p. M. and make ohjeefioas
thereto. At said time so liked the CY,r
Council will consider any and all ohjectIar,
made and will make such corrections a
said roll as 1t deems just, and will thea -
Ordinance approve such roll and levy All
assess the amounts thereof against earA
parcel and lot of land shown In said 81
and declare the same a first lien ihereea
Said matter may be adjourned to a.as
date ii so ordered by The City Council
WILL. II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Cefk
OF the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication. December 1
1891
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CtIf TREAsCRER'S NOTICE-The %,
.o"lhs csty warrants VIII be paid nnDr
bbaCssi'ta'4on ~ the city treasurer ~
;. interest on said warrants will es.x. -
the expiration OF fifteen DAYS from AT az
0s s. o. 1ae hFsi publication Of this r,o,iea
Soutn Fourteenth Street, OrcinsnrI.oe ~, =.
- Fafran2 80 50, part pavrfn. sise -
II. hsinieF street, Ordnance No. ees w
ia.t No. - part payment, $3.50.
teosr street. Ordinance No ! ~,
ran 40, l:5l-, part Payment. sl10. %
Howell street, Ordinance No IN
'Sra Nc, 4,t3s. part payment. s259 Il, war
i"elfth street. Ordinance No - -
fas.. No %Zle. part payment. sl26 ~ war
stewart Street. Ordnance No -. -
IN. No <.ie5. balance interest: No , ~
GEORGE r. MEAcHAM
r..ltF treasurer az me CITY Of Ses,tia
80 13,a'e q nrsi publication. Decsfntsr ;.
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FOR sALE-seoe - Five-room cottage;

FOR SALF.-se09 - Five-room cottage;
graded street. lot 401i20: two blocks from
car line.
81 60G-Six-roora house with fine corner
lot o9xi20: t@o blocks from car.
s.. 9o-Two very fine lots. 6oxI0 each, on
corner on Broadway car line; house OF
six rooms.
s35o-Lot six120 half block from Madison
street; fine garden ground; lot cleared
and fence.
$i0o-Thrse full lots in Ballard, close into
business portion Of city; corner.
s35e--Nice level lot on graded street. over
looking Lake Washington; 56x1eo.
s5e9-Lot 4ox12e, Two blocks north OF Mad
ison, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
avenues. F. ". WEST
y Union block.
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III. AND MRS. MORSE desire to thank
tnelr friends for their Kindness and SYM
pa1hy n their late bereavement. III ffse
oath q their daughter. Mrs. PAU
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PRICKETT-December Z, 1851, Mary Jane
Prtckett, of neuralgia OF the heart.
aged 81 years.
RsmA1ns at residence OF sister. Mrs.
9ohn Easrn. 19 Taylor avenue. Funeral
from oacred Heart church. Saturday. De-
cembes u, 1T 80 a. M
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ron ssLE-REsL ESTATE
--1-7---@s7=-Fs-
F. NJ. JORDAN.


F. NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
sSfks-Fsns corner lot. 51xl@s. and ten
room modern house en- First hill. near
Madison
8. PA inc home Of seven rooms. the
best part OF Queen Anne; elegant view;
Iot 51xI3.
S. 5s-Fane sfx-roon house On car line
and graded street: two oysen hreplaees
and ulantels: only eight minutes from
siss5-Two-story lodging house and lot
axi29: about half q mile from business
ssss-Fiue s-acre tract, cleared. four and
Il half miles frou. pos;o1fice. q great bar
gain
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH Me.
f.. II. JORDAN,
Real Estate and Insurance
8 and 6 Colonial block, next TO Postonlce-
GOOD REVENUE INVESTMENT
TIE log cabin property on the corner OF
Republican and Queen Anne avenue. Two
fu!l-s.zed lots sIZ0xI4g: streets graded.
two car lines: sewerage; water: gas. etc.
There are two strictly modern houses on
this property. which cosS 10 build over
81 $50; rental value, Sy5 per month. price.
s., Esl-sz.5 80 cash: 5000 TO run ~ years
al per cent. interest
The owner "a NONRESIDENT insrructs US
10 sell this property. which is. I'm our spin
ion, one Of the best investments IN Seattle
for income pr Jperty.
10 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND.
We offer iG acres Of good bottom land,
accessible by car line and only one mile
from Columbia Price. 800 per acre.
A FINE CORNER LOT
In North Seattle. on the cable road We
have snap III corner lot.
SEATTLE LAND Co. INC. lsso;
IL COLUMBIA ST.
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FOR SALE-A well paying and good 10
Gated saloon. Mayer Realty Co.. 80, "a
IS Union block.
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FOR SALEwe have a central located
restaurant: does Al business. For par
ticulars see Mayer Realty Co.. IS, "a, g
Union block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-09

FOR SALESMAN grocery store. doing a
nice business. Mayer Realty Co, 50, 81,
35 Union block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-09

FOR SALE-Parties wanting TO go into
business. large or small. call on US: We
will give you the information you de-
sire. Mayer Realty Co.. %. st. s. Union
block.