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LEG AL NOTICES.

IN THE supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, the Goth day of January los &
Henry j Lee vs. Della c. Lee, No 80 10,
equity LOCkft 4l-Onmotlon OF theplalnthl,
10y MY Philip Walker, his solicitor, u is
ordered that tine defendant, Della {. Lee,
cause her appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise Tue
use will be proceeded with as III case or
default. The object Of this suit rs 10 secure
an abs olute divorce on account or de-
fendant's descrtlon of the plaintlff- FRO
vIded that opy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
prior To the said day In The Washington
Times and the washington Law Reporter.
BY the court, W; cox, Justice, &C.
True copy Test.
J. L. YOUNG, Clerk, sc.
BY L. L WILLIAMS,Assis ssistantClerk.
Jazz 1taw3t
TRUSTEES oALnUF A LUI On bkluHT-
WOOD AVENUE.
By virtue OF deed of trust to US dated
June 16. 1892, and recorded ia Liber zoo,
folio 236. Of the Land Records or the DIS
trict OF Columbia. we wlll sell at public
auctionIn front Of the premises, on, on FRlDA1,
division Of part OF Girls Portion
as per plat. recorded in Liber county No.
g. foho 40, IN the Surveyors office OF the
Said lot is sold subject to a deed of trust,
recorded in Liter 1862, folio 374, or said
Land Records.
Terms or sale. all cash, above the encum-
DranceS assumed.
a deposit OF $500 required at the sale.
Terms Df sale To be Complied with Within
ten days from the day of sale, or the truS-
tees reserve the right TO resell ut the risk
and Cost OF defaulting purchaser, after five
days notice.
Conveyancing at purchaser cost.
JAMES N. SPARKS,
HENRY /. STOUT.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
In Effect january IS, 1897.
s;oO "A: M week days PITTSBURG EX-
rihEss-parlor and Dining Cars, Harris
lO.oO A. M. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
1,,t.on nInan sleeping, Dining, smoking and
observation Cars. Harrisburg to Chicago.
land anu Toledo. Eaffet Pari0r Car to
1880 A. M. FAST LINE-Pullman Buffes
Gar, Harrisburg to Pittsb1rg. w
$40 NJ CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS
r. nxpa essIPuIiman. Buffet PariQr Car
lars Harrisburg to ST. Louis, CineInnaH'
and Chicago.
ITO p. NJ WESTERN ExFREss-Puu-
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg Chicago
and Harrisburg to Cleveland DiniIss
7lSP;M p SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
ppt,i.iipan Sleeping Cars Washington 70
rtgSpurg and Harrisburg 70 st. Louis
GU rnr LOUISVILLE tvIa CInclnnatD. DInmg
1910 p. M. PACIFIC ExPREss-PulL
= man Sleeping Car to I1ULSDurg
,oO A NJ. for Kane, Canan6iaiguS ROchea-
t6ss; 6; and Niagara Falls daily, except sum
1000 A. n. for Elmlra and Remove cally.
SSAcept sunday; For Lock haven week
gays ana "iliiamsport Sundays. $40
7:1o +. M. for wHiamsport. Rochester.
E6u.Llaio, and Niagara Falls daily, exceps
% t5osSgrday, with Sleeping Car Washington
70 suspension Bridge. Via Buffalo.
10 40 Z. II for Erie, qua. Roebesr
yer. bunaio. and Niagara Fails daily.
sIeeplng Car Washington 20 EImira.
r"r Philadelphia, New York, and the
East
TT ITpP ~ CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
~ r. daily, all Parlor Cars, with Din
ing Gar from Baltimore Regular at 90
Car1. C4r3ins and GaT' 80 o9 90. 1000 Dining
mnningtonl nn A. n, 1915, 8 10, 420, $50,
tDin'o,a. ahu ~ II 30 NJ on SUNDAY. 100
cor cDIn1lng Carr 500, 3 90, HOO DINING
22S0, 26d, $50, 1000 and 11-s5 p II. For
n @ uel khla only, Fast Express, 2, so A
W WeeEVSekk. week days Express; r. I6 P n
,,.o, aOl b9stOn, without change. 7 so A. N
soT week days, and 81 p. 81. dalv
Br,dna Htianuc 1i1 City tvia Delaware River
r OF BMallmore, M s. 20, 100. 7 so, 9 90. D. 90;
iV.Ve' 10 90, lI.OU. and I1.5O a. m,
Itedl, 4. 20, 4 So. 8. 40. 6I5. g 80: Il 10
iO-OO, lO.40, 1116. ana IL so d. m
IN sunday 90, 500. 8. 90. 9 O5. 10. so;
400 hmltedl. 4 20. $40. Gl5, s. so.
l,,r 1.to, ~ 4O.nO, 10. 40. and IL35 .. m
FOr ropes Creek Line. Z 90 a. IN and A. SO
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
for Annapolis, zoo, 300 A 81. 1918
and 4 20 T. NJ daily, except sunday
Sundays, 300 a. A. and zap. u.
IceS~ Llue- + lIFlud EDeCtdI
Tor Jacks onyille and st. Augustine,
I0.4s Z. NJ. week days Express for
FLORIDA and points on Atlantic Coast
Line, 4.30 A NJ. 346 p NJ daily:
Richmond only, 1857 A NJ. wee ek-davs:
Atldnta Special, via Richmond and Sea-
board Air Eiue. $40 p NJ daily AC-
CommodatlOn for QuantiCO. I. .45 A NJ
daily, and 4.25 P NJ weekdays.
Iicket Offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station, sixth and b
streets, where orders can be Ieft FOR check
ing or luggage to destination from hotels
and residences
3. M. PROVOST. General Naragpr.
j. K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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DR.. CZARRA'S,
no CURE, NO PAY,

Nv SNh1Ss ~ ~ \ -
No. Gle Pa Ave. n. W., Washington, ID. c.
Specialist In chronic ana private diseases,
Piles, Structure, HydroceIe. Gout, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Blood folsion cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential to
Dotn sexes. Daily, TO z, TO o.
OUR greatest medium ana spiritual moth
er, DR.. MAKY GORDON, tells you all
things and prrScrioes a proper remedy for
your troubles; consult this gifted lady be-
fore 1t is too late. Now 1T o23 3th ST n W.
nO7 II
DIX. TAYLOR, 906 + st. NV, ma kes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain; gold
filling, 81; amalgam, soc; extracting free
when plates are made JelS-f
LADIES needing confidential treatment.
a sure and safe relief in all womdns COM
plants and irregular tiles. Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria. Strict
iy confidential. MRS. DIR. RENNER No
b Seventh st. ne, near T.. Cap ST., Wash.
lngton, u. =.
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The suicide of a College Professor

Madison. Wis. jan. 22-Prof. John G
Dow. thirty-five years old. committed sui
eide by taking laudanum last night Until
about eight months agohe was professor
in the rhetoric department OF the University
of Wisconsin. He graduated from the Ed
inburgh University with the highest honurs.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Full dress suits, $ls only
~ LiUS COHEN, Il04 TIN st. NV. t!e24-tr
FOR HlRE-To drumfners ana business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton 81 go and
SS per day. Apply TO the KEN STA BLES,
rear 616 IL st. NV; telephone call, 1O9
myl6-tr
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FOR SALE-HORSES.

FOR SALE-Good horse; sound and
ioung. 443 | st. NV. Ja2l-3t
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DANCING.

DANCING-Pupils desired by lady teach
Pr; terms. with music, 81: any hour daily 10
D p. m. morning class, 50 80 per mo;
private residence; reduction 60 clubs; refs
Address QUICK METHOD. this office.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, by all Interested.
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending
January 23. 1897, close promptly at this
office as follows:
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PROF CLAY, Medium, tells business,
love affairs, losses etc, cradle to grave,
for soc; reunites separated husbands wives
aweetheartS or friends; causes speedy mar
riages; removes spells; bad luck; all trouble.
10 To daily. 4S9 II st.sw. ja13-l -lmO-em
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM.
Scientific palmist and card reader; know
your fate and fortune, open daily. German
spoken. zoe. and 50c. 921 Ii st. NV
idD-l mo
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DR.. LEATHERMAN,

Expert Specialist In the cure OF all forms
OF private diseases Structure, Hydrocee
and Varicocele quickly cured. Diseases of
the blood, skin. bladder. kidneys and syphiliIic
diseases permanently cured. Vital powers
restored. Consultation free. Both sexes.
Hours. 10 l2, to g Tues, Thurs and sat.
evenings. Z to6 No. 602 INV. tCloseI Sun
days)
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wANTED--HOUSES.

- - -
WANTED House in southwest, for q
client; not over 50 500. ID. ID. THOMPSON,
1895 st. NV, or Q. CLINTON JAMES,
S07 + st. sw ja1 GIT
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HELP wANTEn-FEMAIE-

WANTED White glrI to do general house
work, no washing or ironing: must bring
rfS. los 6th st. ne Item
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PERSONAL.


- - - - 9e - -
Born clairvoyant and scientific palmlst:
Tells your name, occupation, and Just what
you want TO know; also tells about bust
ness deals, love affairs, family troubles,
friends and enemies, reunites the separ-
ated, brings quarrels all right, removes
spells, causes good luck, etc. Fee, 20, soc
and ST. Hours, to 9 daily, except
Sunday. Hours Sunday, 2 to A. PaTlors,
925 II st. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed
REGENIA, Test Medium. magnetic heal
er; tells from cradle to grave. GOT r st.nW.
Item
MkS. L. LEWIS ana assistant, of bOs-
ton; massage and manicure. 5lS 9th st.
NV. Ja22-3t
THE "3-DAYS'' CURE Is sold al Evans
drug store. 938 F ST. nw.; ST. Ja17-14t
THIS rs what we call nne weather; al
most too hot for an oYercOat; still, We have
lots of them, and a fine lot OF custom made
suits; best fit worn, at prices as pleasing to
you as the weather JUSTH 5 OLD
STAND, 619 st. NV. JaZl-l wem
MASSAGE vapor bath; magnetic and
electric treatment; competent lady as
sistant. 702 9th st. NV ta20-7t,em
NINE FRANCIS, the most gifted and
wonderful or all mediums; ackno wledged
by the hundreds that visit ler To be with
out an equal as a trance medium and true
friend to those that seek her in trouble;
life gwen from cradle TO grave 20 and so
cents; hours, 8 to y. 302 East Capitol
ST. ja22-7t,em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED BY a colored youth of l9,
place IN cigar or grocery store; private fam
ny, or iignJ work or any Slnu; best reTs.
Cal or address JOHNSON NELSON, Car
WANTED-Employme as assistant edi-
tor, or correspondent for a newspaper
or magazine well versed in the English,
French and Latin languages especially
in history, theology, psyche lOgy and
scientific Sublecto, satisfaction given upon
J. q, 231 LIST ST. NV. jazz Stem
WANTED-By honest, industrious Young
man, with experience, position in grocery;
understands horses; best refs, II. w,
this office. ja22-3t-em
MANIED-A competent white youth,
aged 10, wants position in office or store,
with flIm OF good standing; references.
RELIABLE, this office. ja22-3t-em
VA TED.-Colored man wants place
good refs. JAMES A. THOMAS, 1927
Madison st. NV. Item
WANTED-Place as driver, or work OF
any kind, 10y young white man; best OF
ref Address j l., this office. 1t
WANTED - $50 IN cash TO anyone get
ting me position as a watchman, messen-
ger or porter. can give good city refs. Adj
dress STEVENS, Jnts Office. Ja22-3t
WANTED By WORKING farm manager,
position; experienced, sober and reliable;
refs. Address MANAGER, this office.
Ja22-3t
WANTED-Poultryrnan wants situation;
flee. ia22-St
NAAIED-1 nOUugnIy competent pen
sion clerk desires an enga cement: long ex-
perlence; best refs as to character and abil-
ty. PENSIONS, this office. ja21-3tem
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NANIED-A bright, TeiIaDIe c0i0Tcd
woman; wages. SI2; refs. 3C6 q st NV.
Item
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AANIED--A cuiored Woman in q family
or 4, TO cook, wash, and iron: must Stav AZ
nights. Can at Aspen View, llth and
tla. ave. n
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A nice T-room house; con-
crete cellar, furnace, and all Ill. l.; ca rs
pass the door; highest part OF Capitol
Hln; price, $4,000 small cash payment
and S2T per month, including interest.
Inquire 1850 Nd. ave. ne. Ja22-3t, EN-
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NANTED-WhIteE Eirltake charge OfStOre;
: cOIpred SeaniStreSS, cook, ana laundreSs
1902 - 10th st. NV la22-3t en-
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MAATED-l Dung white woman for gen
eral EouSework two in family. GA 18th
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WANTED-A neat girl. for light house.
work. Apply 726 9th ST. NV ja22- stem
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NANIED-A wmJe gIrITOr general house
Mbih- ltOi 4 IN st. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brick stable in rear S23 22d
ST. NV key at same; rent reasonable.
ja22-3t
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POSTAGE E STAMPS.
WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old
United states postage and Department
DuNkHORST. lUuo 7th st. NV ses-tf
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y An ft'-i NO iltSi-CidSS IHuleS tan
orS. Nj DELANN, 1719 De Sales 81. NV.
Item
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LOST.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-or exchanged very old
'Januarius' yiolin very cheap at $50;
exchange for SOou bicycle or morse ROOM
Z, No. 1417 q St, TO 5 p. IN. 1t
FOR SALEOR EXCHANGE-Two houses
ia21-3t
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For EXCHANGE

WILL exchange a MUSIC box thew Onel
for a diamond ring valued at S75; also ex-
Change typewriter for diamond ring
valued at SO, Address MUSIC BOX. this
office. ia2O-3t
WILL exchange new Pierce bicycle,
gents, 22-lnch frame, wheel 26, for a
diamond stud, or will sell cheap Tor cash.
Address PIERCE, this office. ja2O-3t
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-4 rooms and bath; all inn
proyements for housekeep eping; I'd floor; low
rent. 1907 n. j. ave. jazz Stern
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MANTED-White ChambcImaid and
ScahStreAs' also competent cook. GA 18th
pw. II
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
piedmont Air line.)

CSchedule in effect January IS. 1917
ALI trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
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WANTED BICYCLES.

.WANTED--To buy cheap a secondhand,
Y. D., this office. ja21-3t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLA EOUS.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE

Country newspaper and job office for
sale; good chance for the rightman; bottom
price for cash.
SUBURBAN,
ia2o-3t Vienna Va
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By girl, general housework,
chambermaid, or nurse, city refs 1O2 IL
10th 81. NV ja22-3t, ,em
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THoRALp JEkICHAU, Pm. b. ROYAL
University OF Copenhagen, will receive on-
Pills on piano, organ, theory and conposi-
lon, studio, Dreop's Music Store. ApDly
Droop'S or Ellis Music Houses, e25 and
s37 ia. ave ceoS
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Nervous and Chronic Diseases are the
great and terrible enemies of happiness.
The FANNY Coctor does not-cannot under
stand their lmI ortance. He laughs and
says run Gown, tonic" and thinks there
is 10 cure because he knows none.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-'96 Victor; in fine condi-
ton; with some guarantee; bargain. J. L.
WEST, Room 3, AIS La. ave ja21-3t
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Ifow's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned. have known T.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST 6 TRJAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and ma
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimoni
ais sent free.
F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The new North-west., 1897-03-19
LITTLE TOO PREVIOUS.

City Attorney Discovers that the New City
License law Did Not Pass.
City Attorney Bullard has discovered
that the proposition Of raising city liquor
licenses i'll conformity with the alleged
law will have to be "reconsidered." to
use a legislative term, as the law permit
ting cities to increase the license did not
pass.
1t was one of the principal desires of
the municipal convention that was held
in the city at the beginning of the legis-
lative session to have enacted law that
would reduce the state and county Ii
cense and permit the city, which has tC
bear the brunt of the accrung expense
to increase its license. 1t was supposed
that the law passed, but upon investiga
tion the city attorney discovers the re-
verse, so the recent ordinance Of the city
council increasing the license in accord
ance with the supposed legislation viii
have to be recons9ered and ordinance
repealed. The loss to Helena and other
cities will be serious one, but it canno
be helped now; the legislature has ad
journed aud that settles it. The loss tt
this city alone will be several thousand
dollars, probably ,000.-Helena Hera Id
The new North-west., 1897-03-19
DEATH OF WILL KENNEDY.
4 Well Known Montana Newspaper NEan
Dies in Mexico.

4 We'll KNOWN montana Newspaper Man
Dies in Mexico.
Mrs. viii Kennedy of this city received
adispatch Tuesday afternoon announcing
the death of her husband at La Colorado,
Mexico. The telegram came from A. T.
Bird, a newspaper man OF Nogales, Ari-
zona, where Mr.. Kennedy lived for some
months. Mr.. Kennedy had been in poor
health for several years and he left Mon
tana in the hope of regaining his health
in a southern cline. Mrs. Kennedy
ioined him in Arizona some months ago,
but the climate did not agree with her
and she returned to Deer Lodge, where
she has since made her home with the
family of w. II. Trippet.
Mr. Kennedy came to Montana in 1881
and was connected with THE New
NORTHWEST till the fall of 1888, when he
went to Butte and took position on the
Miner. He was afterwards connected
with the Missoulian and Helena indie
pendent. and finally established the
Boulder Age, which journal he conducted
until his failing health compelled him to
sell his newspaper plant. He was honest
in his political convictions, was an able
and conscientious writer, and always did
his work faithfully and we'll.
Mr.. Kennedy was also active in the po-
litical world of Montana Originally a
republican, he represented Missoula and
Jefferson counties in the territorial coun-
Gil, being elected one term from each
county. Later he became one of the
leading populists of the state and as such
received the nomination for governor in
1892 He made an active campaign that
year, but was defeated. 1t was through
his efforts that the Australian ballot sys-
tenn was adopted in this state, aud he was
generally recognized as the father Of
that measure.
At the age Of 16 years Mr.. Kennedy en-
tered the Union army, serving in an Indi-
ana regiment. and at the close Of the war
| followed the star of empire westward
visiting Kansas, Colorado and New Mex
leo in his travels, and reaching Montana
in 1881 1t was in the summer of 1897
we believe, that he was married in this
city to Miss Frances Honore Of Missoula
the ceremony taking place at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. W. H. Trippet.
It was the wish of his wife and rela-
tives that his body be Immediately
brought back to Montana for burial, bu
finally it was deemed best that his re
mains should be inferred at La Colorado
for the present. THE New NORTHWEST
joins with the many throughout the state
in paying silent tribute to the memory o
VIII Kennedy, and we extend to his de
voted wife our deepest sympathy in he
hour Of bereavement.
The new North-west., 1897-03-19

A. d. Peck of Deer Lodge, one of the
appointees of the new bpard of capitol
building commissioners, IS a gentleman
we'll qualified in every way to fill the re-
sponsible position rendered him. He has
been resident of this city for several
years, and by his genial manners and
strict business integrity has won the es-
TEEN and confidence Of ALL He is life
long republican, but free-silver man to
the backbone, and as such was one of the
nominees for the legislature last fall
The entire ticket was defeated, but Mr.
Peck polled the largest vote of any mar
on his ticket. Governor Smith has made
a wise choice in the selection of oul
follow-townsman.
The new North-west., 1897-03-19

There seems to be some rivalry be-
tween the republicans of Idaho and Mon
tana over the office of collector of inter
nal revenue, and each state has number
ofappllcants for the position. The Idaho
people use as an argument that Mon
tana has always had the Office and that it
ought to come their way now. The dis
trict is composed of Montana, Idaho and
Utah. Hon. 7. c. Power of Helena, in
speaking Of the matter the other day,
said: "There ought to be little apprehen-
sion of the removal of the office of the
collector Of internal revenue from Mon
tana. 1t will be such palpable injustice
to the people affected by the change that
there is not, to my way of thinking, the
slightest danger of it." He then pro
duced figures to show that Montana fur
nished two-thirds of the business of the
district for the year 1896, as follows
Montana, $126,37531; Utah, $45,517.s5
Idaho, $22.544.79. Thus it will be seen
that Montana pays more than five times
as much revenue as Idaho and nearly
three times as much as Utah. We do no,
hear of Utah making any fight for the
office, although she pays double the
amount paid by Idaho.
The new North-west., 1897-03-19

The backtax notices which have been
sent out the past few days to tax payers
throughout the county will bear investi-
cation. A large number have been re-
ceived in this city, and a gentleman we'll
posted in such matters says that probably
so per cent, of the back taxes claimed to
be due the county have been paid. De
fective descriptions Of land are said tc
furnish the principal part of the claims
for back taxes, and many of those receiv.
ing these notices are putting them in the
hands Of lawyers for investigation.
The new North-west., 1897-03-19
G. A. R. OF MONTANA.

The Department Encampment will Con-
vene in Anaconda, April Z, 1897.
The following general orders have been
issued by Department Commander Les
ter S. Wilson, of the Montana Grand
Army of the Republic:
The thirteenth annual encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic, depart
ment of Montana, will convene in the
hall Of George G.. Meade post, No IS, at
Anaconda, Mont, April Z, 1897, at II
o'clock a. N. The council Of administra-
tion will meet at the Hotel Montana at 8
o'clock a. M, April Z, to transact depart.
ment business and audit the books of the
assistant adjutant general and assistant
quartermaster general. The committee
on credentials will meet at 10 o'clock a.
m., April I, at the Hotel M ontana.
In order to facilitate the completion of
the roll of the encampm ent post COM
manders who have not forwarded the list
of officers and representatives, will do so
at once.
All railroads leading into Anaconda
will sell tickets at the rate of one full
fare, and one fifth returning. These rates
will apply to the members of the en-
campment, members of the Women's Re
lief Corps and other comrades and their
friends.
All who desire to have the benefit Of
this reduced rate must pay full fare at
the point of starting and secure from the
ticket agent certificate to that effect,
with the ticket. These tickets must be
signed by the assistant adjutant general
at the encampment, and if presented to
the ticket agent at Anaconda within one
| day after adjournment, will entitle the
purchaser to returning ticket, at one
/ fifth fare.
Assurances are received from George
G. Meade post (our host for this occa-
sion) that ample accommodations will be
! provided for all, and at reduced rates.
Hotel rates ranging from $l.15 to SO per
day, and lodgings may be secured at so
cents per night and meals at % cents
each. Every effort is being made by our
friends and comrades at Anaconda to
make this one of the most successful "a
"red letter period" of our encampment
days.
The following comrades are appointed
as committee on credentials: Benjamin
f. Osborn, assistant adjutant general j.
G. Sanders, past department commander,
and J. S. Wisncr, adjutant of George G.
Meade post.
The commander of post No 1G will de-
tail from his post an officer of the day.
and an officer of the guard for duty dur
ing the encampment; also two comrade s
to act as sentnels. These officers and
guards will report to the assistant adju-
tant general in uniform for instructions
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. on April I, at the hall.
All comrades in good standing will be
admitted to the encampment.
We have the assurance that Ex- Nation
al Chaplain Iltf will be present at the en-
campment, an honor that will be CRATE
fully appreciated by all the comrades.
Ours is the grandest secular organza-
ton in the worlds history, and it is to BE-
hoped that the attendance may be general
and enthusiastic for the good of the
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