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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

J
ballard & FRASER.
Real Estate and Investment Agents
For saie-six lots on Queen Anne hill.
IN nloss > Tor those desiring hish ,-
bought the entire block. and viii COM
nienre the construction ~ family reei-
asnce At once on part ~ this property.
We consider the lots We offer as tb~
cream ~ Residence property In Queen
Anne. and Of all Seattle. for that mat
tor.
We also ofcr a lot on Highland drive and
Second avenue west, s+x2Z feet. for
sasca.
tefa for hsiek and stone building On
Washington street. renting Tor fse rar
month. Investors are requested 10 in-
qaiFe into thirS
t11go~ao BY ia feet 90 Main street. boz
tween First and SscoBd aSanneH south.
four-ssafy farts sails already bsiiit on
the cie~ed sides. The other tao sldes
front on The Ftfeef and an sileY. A
splenaia proposition for wholesale
house
We also ener house ~ nins fssarna. ana
~ ssxlSl. near The e9rney ~ Fourth ani
blanchard. fnr Esa Ihis L. 4 rodSrrs
home and a most desirable opportunity
Also house and -four iasa, all under on.
fence, IN CaFneys nsysid~ supplemental
additiun. on Hearan hiii Gag tfne. reats
fgs ss ref month. House nlnne cost
1853 Bot wD offer the entire faofafty
foF Auii"d ume f0r RIA
IN cheap residence lots Ne haze fer sale
TIE foiiswihs About iso lots n Hyook-
lgn. within Task walking disfanSe ffofa
TIE state university. ~ rtfess shls vii
Hcon have 20 ~ advanced
Iwsnty 50 ven Tots IN Fftfn0rt
Three lots ~ benHy Eahrman asatllsn.
1~e lots IN DEEMS -fsnrnaa supplemental
T1ss ,o,s in rssisrs Second supplemental
Three loia N Unioa addition. corner riss
We have Tor sale the iallasiaE acreage
t2%ven acres n kfts4y rasSnsy, Sirt
cheap
Ten acres ona mile from Yesiss avenue.
ca Heafyn car IRE. ripe suf Plating ard
splendid Investment.
taSht sesas ~ South Seattle, ea hsSh
ground
oee hgnarsa ara twenty srrss near port
Orchard dry dock
Forty acres near FaHs CITY. In Cherry
valley.
We make = speciality ~ aFsi-eiass bnsiness
ard residence pfMp@ftffA. and invite mn
Inspection ~ eur i4sts. ~hien ars extern
slve an apparently es,ver essyy Fart ~
The CITY. MISUNDERSTANDING this Ne have
orders for proD~rts shat ne cannot IN.
and therefore solicit The HATING and han
ding ~ AngthfnE desirable that yoa ~isn
% sell We have customers for eve
cgntrai district. ans for income business
progerties situated IN the business dis-
tricf
All business lntrtsie-s 20 ga has oar ,.s.
spnsl care ard attention
BALLARD Il FRASER
81 $ew York Block Seattle.
Telephone. Blue sf
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One OF sin rooms just
started, and at the
stage where noor plans can he changed
to suit purchaser.
Are close IN and in a splendid residence
district Call and see plans and set prices
and terms.
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FOR BALE ~ sIx-r0om cottage. waux
WAila addition. tafh. toilet. hot ruf
cold water, 500 cash. Actress -, cars
T'osi-InteEixencer.
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ron sALE-cTTy REAL EsTATE-
Continued.

Continued.
->-------~---~->----~y
WIN p. HARPER.
Real observation-disclosures
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Two good buys
One OF
% feet
In the heart Of the
retail center. between
|. Madison and Yes,er.
with present one-story
brick improvements: il viii
pay per cent. on
S 600 Dollars.
The price Is
5000 Dollars.
Which includes fvc-story and basement.
party wall Call for particulars.
WHOLESALE DISTRICT.
Thirty-foot front.
north OF Jackson.
at bargain
or for responsible tenant We viii build
20 suit, and give term lease at reasonable
rental
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Geea for brick and stone building on
Washington street renting for tss rar
month Investors are requested 10 in-
qaiFp into this
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We also offer q hot on Highland drive and
Second avenue west. stslI feet. for
8agpu.
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SQUIRE PARK ADDITION.

On Seventeenth Avenue.
A new house
Of seven rooms. ready
for occupancy Ia
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I. A.. Ballard E w. rrsn.r
BALLARD a FRASER,

VIM, T.. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Hank rniiding.
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In about ten days
We win have ready for
occupancy. on Denny way.
near Harvard. a 1-rnom
house: easement under the whole. xplen-
did view - Sound mountains and city.
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Also house and fouT i1ta, all under 0ns
fence, IN CaFneys nsyEid~ supplemental
additifss, on Hearan hiii t4T lire. feafs
fgs sn PER month. House alone cost
tf@s. BOT We offer the entire property
ioF = omitted time fDf MA
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Y q, m, to y. m. Evenings by APP
READERS IA are requested not to overlook
the fact that Miss Dunning has return
ed from San Francisco. and will be pleas
ga TO give .you Information relating to the
lateHt styles in hair dressing. the treat
ment OF badness. falling hair, al scalp
OF the hair; my hair festorer Is prompt
70 act. easy to Apply. safe to use and
SURE In It's results; manicuring by the
best manicure IN the city. Parlors and
Colonial block, corner Second and Co
lumhia street. p. S.--Appontments made
for Sundays and evenings. Telephone.
DOs you trafeiY Are you going TO the
Paris exposition, Europe, New York;
The Anglo-American Exchange, OF
northumberland avenue, London, and
Broadway. New York. offers permanent
addresses for mail and kilograms at all
hours, has unequaled facilities for
transfer OF money by cable, acts as
guide TO the tourist and affords special
features In the travelling department TO
clients visiting foreign countries. Pa
cific Coast Representative. Sl3 Washing
ton building, Seattle.
LEARN to tell your own fortune; you
can learn to tell your own fortune in "a
few minutes with "A deck OF Wizard
cards. each card has its meaning printed
on It's face, and complete instructions go
with each pack. these cards were pre-
pared for US by "A celebrated fortune
teller; II Is u glorious way to entertain
your friends; price 50 cents; money or
stamps; sent by mail wrapped in plain
white paper. Address The Wizard Card
Co., 1868 broadway New York.
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Rugs "a modern
stx-room house
ON Fourth avenue north. near Harrison:
lot 60xIzp
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Several good buys
In vacant property
In different parts 81 the city. which We
will sell. or which We will hlisld 20
suit you. We have well-ehnstn list NJ
property In all locations. Please call and
inquire.
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90 rooms ,...... 500 10 rooms ..... 900
10 rooms ........ da0o 10 rooms ..,..... 900
IS rooms ,..,.... Leo rooms .,..,,,. 90
q rooms ...,.... 10 rooms ........ 80
20 rooms .s,.,-,, aevQ s rooms -...,... ~
20 rooms ..-..... l,vo rooms ...+-... 900
The above are only few, Cali and let
US show you Gun entire list We have
also any kind Of business opportunity
that YOU are looking for. also money
20 '''" BEAVERS q co.
IT, and ia Washington bib. tel. Black ~.
We have a client.
practical and responsible
stone quarry man, who
controls what reliable experts
say Is one Of the best stone quarry prop
esitions en- the Sound. ], Is on tide
water Is well and favoraby known.
there Is great demand for stone az
profitable figures, be needs additional
capital and would like 70 meet active
consider taking an intsrest; every op-
portunity for Investigation.
WM y. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Rank building
FOR SALE Hotels and ledsiuS houses;
y TO- '.n3' rooms. alS, i room rooms s so''''
rooms $50; rooms, sxa; n fooms, SEQ
roosns. sesi $ rooms, x1t rooms. $50
General merchandise store. Ia a good
farming country, IN Washington. astah-
hshed for years, aA1a saloon and loaS-
INK house, y rooms. S.oo: restaurants.
stbrvs. millinery and dry goods stores.
all manner business opportunities. Nor
gan's Exchange, ieil Third.
tGooo-Gsocery stock. ds,ures. two wax-
unS.
81 a,o-ciroecry. good. I've business.
I'll ts.l-~Cifocrry. rent. kl3. sales. 81
ssss--lfrnccry and bakery fair trade
xoN- Fruit stand: brick building second
AZ butcher shop and market. neat
place and good trade,
III you wish n grocery, meat MARKET, res
tatfranf. lock US up-
MITCHELL. a CONNER ~ sullivan BldE
SPECIAL.
ALI, THIS wEEk-A TO 81 OFF ON
ALI. STEEL RANGES.
OURS rs THE GARLAND.
GEO. H. wooDHOUsE.
iazi SECOND AVENUE.
STANDARD GAS LAMPS,
Buy Standard gasoline gas lamps; finest
white light at nominal cost: generates
in one-haif minute: any child can light
IL; fool proof. only caution necessary,
don't III them while lighted, Pacific
Gas I.aun Comnanv- ioo2 First avenue.
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ASf-W,s. -->-----'--->~-,.-~.--,----- ----->->
as ruprsassnay February IS between
~ ma s hs ami 1910 Fifteenth ave-
saa brill ssesst pin; cameo surrSun6e1
Nsa yosk sle.s reward II left Al room 81
ssAiasoa ~ COW Address Peter
'N'ona postaflioe. reNari
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rOR sALE-CIrY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
J. "a WEST & Co,
Sil First Avenue. Colman Building.
Phone Main CSC.

RANCH LANDS
tsn buys % acres choice untmproved land
IL miles from Colby.
slp buys 10 acres good land near Union
City, Mason county.
500 buys IA acres choice land near Lake
Washington. miles from Seattle.
Your price buys Is acres choice bottom
land in Whateom county.
S.coe buys 10 acres OF choice orchard land
near Green Lake.
1900 buys sis-acre chicken ranch near end
OF Grant street car line.
s~Su buys lu-acrs chicken ranch, highly I'M
proved, miles from Tacoma.
=. 100 buys iso acres go acres clear,, with
orchard, buildings, etc. near Hot Springs,
together with one million feet timber.
S,s buys ieo acres: 70 acres under cufti-
sstion; good house. barn. orchard and
farming utensils. 10 miles from Seattle.
500 buys highly improved s.-acre ranch
In Sksgit county.
sa.ioo buys 10 acres highly improved land
on Columbia car line.
IS per acre buys good unimproved land on
Renton car line.
$50 per acre buys so-acre tracts across Lake
81 per acre buys foreclosed lands near
Lake Washington
CITY REAL ESTATE
ue.se buys income property paying 10.
per cent. net
$500 buys brick block on Second avenue
- 90 buys fine brick hotel near hear, OF
town. netting more than i2 per cent.
Ssse buys 3-room house and lot *oxin IN
South Park.
81. so buys model home on steam Motor
| s. so buys rne corner on jackson street
netting 10 per cent.
1850 buys elegant little home on Yesier
| 81. 100 buys 4-room cottage, nicely improved
grounds. Yesler car line.
WV buys fine house and corner, Madison
street car line.
u;io buys Groom house. three lots, near
Green Lake car line.
CITY LOTS
100 each buys 2 good lots In West Seattle
uS each buys good lots In West Seattle
SO buys lot in Steam Motor addition.
sls goo buys two lots on Third avenue. heart
of town.
n.s0 buys fine corner lot near Madison
car line
81 .a0 buys fine corner, comprising . beaaii-
/ tuliy located lots on Madison car line. on
0,@ buys lot in Al neishbcrhood on
Broadway
taoo to sls6.ooc-we have lots in all parts
OF town varying in prices. All snaps.
LODGING HOUSES.
| <31o buys half interest in good rooming
! 800 buys lo-room house centrally located
$500 buys Broom house on Marion.
Asp buys finest house In the city.
A;zo buys artisucaily furnished house on
For rooming houses We have the largest
and best selected list In the city.
| SALOONS
| We are the recognized brokers In the city
for the sale or purchase OF saloons
| $500 buys a crackerjack snap on Second
avenue; more than 5000 In stock OF
liquors and cigars.
| $3.50 buys No. l liquor store In best bust
ness neighborhood and heart OF city.
S,6o buys good place on First avenue.
CIGAR STORES
4 $50 buys one on Pike street.
| SsDp buys one on First avenue.
| $500 buys one on Second avenue.
| Phone us or write. We will be pleased TO
give your business prompt and personal
attention.
J. T.. WEST A co.
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WHOLESALE DISTRICT.

Which includes hvc-story ana nasemeux
party wall. Call for particulars.
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CIGAR STORES
$50 buys one on Pike street.
$G0o buys one on First avenue.
$500 buys one on Second avenue.
Phone us or write. We will be pleased 10
give your business prompt and personal
attention.
j. f. WEST co.
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did view - Sound, mountains and city
WE HAVE JUST
STARTED BUILDING
MODERATE PRICED HOMES
IN FREMONT.
The FIRST house has
six good rooms, besides
large closets bathroom ART storcrooui
Fremont has the best cpg service of any
OF the outlying districts There Ii no het-
ter property In the locality than that witch
we control We witt build ID auit syou.
and sell on easy terms Call tor partica-
lars. and see property.
100 Dollars
Buys "a small modern
cottage ON Eastlake
avenue, splendid lawn
and good surroundings.
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IN OUR LOAN DEPARTMENT.

We rave money to loan on desirable se-
Hts'e realty.
We write Insurance In the resis hle old
LION INSURANCE COMPANY
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FOR SAI.E-By owner. new modern nine
room house. corner lot. sfxinN. unab-
structed view Of sound. shade and fruit
trees . car lines: corner Third avenue
vest and Row street take North seat
tie car. inquire al house.
FOR SALF-Only s575 for saxl2S feet near
Second avenue and Roy street: walking
distance. Ties level. sewer AK paii. tsr-
gain Cab SO OueAu Anns avenue
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AUCTION SALES.


f. q. BICkERToN the pioneer auction
Ger OF this city wishes 20 inform the
residents Of Seattle that he Is stll carry
ing on business at his rooms 1872 First
avenue, and IL prepared to handle stocks
OF merchandise. household goods
Parties sending In stocks FOR sale will
get prompt returns for same. The bust
meas will be conducted under the name
OF y. q. Bickerton Il Co, successors 10
Rlckerton Il Dewitt
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SALOONS
We are the recognized brokers In the city
for the sale or purchase OF saloons
$500 buys a crackerjack snap on Second
avenue, more than $500 In stock OF
liquors and cigars
$500 buys a No. l liquor store In best bust
ness neighborhood and heart OF city.
s2,60 buys good place on First avenue.
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b
"a sAlE-srsAMsoArs.
aass. s-ss-,---~--s.-,-----.--.-.--.
var a lsaach. cabin. length a feet.
~ - tsst, sl~ed 10 mites
49, Ahnchs rAhint senxtb ~ fast
gssssnas , 'ss,. speed miles w.
ns.. 100 speesi ! miles W. 'N"" ~
sArauss,s.sSs mes are thorOuEhiV cs,uipnaa
az sneI.e ana include dyasn,os. tools
F p.ssats, aFe ~ goct conslten
rSAAN s pElRsON'
ss----------- 2 sullivan Budding
Nj ..k-nlo; new ,owboat i5xTl
Nv sas inches dgauxht sxiSSiS
suses .,s compound engine Txu
assiss w. s..ae boiler; inside consensef
aaa fsss AZ and circulation in,eeter MIS-,
Asarsss @mp. quarters far seven m~n
sa;assx = 4 Robinson, ioo Wssnirs ,S,r
~. seattle, Wash. ''''''s 'V'
sSsss ser sale; a nat.hottov .,e-,-
van a. sM.f. leo feet long 81 feet
ans ~: ,set depth, net tonnage sss,s
& As Tr''aese for frelghtins az liehtrrss
kaots sns engine baiit n iSsS snesa
q Nag, sss ~ ee sold very cheap c.iss
s.s s..neys IS Boston 6loek
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19

from Littlejohn were In q closet under 4
stairway in hie saloon. The sergeant
found the powder In the paAce designated;
Littlejohin was 20 ear of are. His
wife was "a. Littlejohn had resided in
Butte since boyhood and enjoyed an ex-
cellent reputation. He was employed In
the Original mine and had Accumulated
p little property. He owned the home In
which he lived and was devoted to his
wife. Apparently they were very happy.
Two brothers, James and William Little
john and two sisters. Mrs. Richard Johns
and Mrs. William Talon, reside in the
city.
Pooley is about IS a OF age. HI
a resided in Butte since 1856, and was
engaged in saloon business with william
Masters. Three weeks ago his only son
dropped dead Of apoplexy q short dis
lance from the scene Of last nights
tragedy. He had nc other children. !.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Littlejohti
are at Richards undertaking rooms
where Coroner Julien will hold the in
quest this evening.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
'.QUo vADlS."

''Quo Vadis' Is one Of the dramatic
sensations Of the year, and that it's first
presentation In Butte should be at SUIT
toms theater n at popular prices
speaks volumes for the enterprise Of the
management Of hat housed The play
is n requiring a large cast, speci1l
scenery and elaborate costuming. all Of
which would ordinarily have warranted
an increase in the price OF admission,
but Uncle Dick seems bent on keeping
his amusements within reach of the
common purse. and therefore it Is safe
to say that the play-going public has
never received SO much for Its money as
it did yesterday and last might.
Considering that the play had but four
dress rehearsals, the initial production
was nothing short of remarkable. and
the halts between the lines and minor
mistakes in the action were hardly mo-
ticeable. The Sutton stock people. too.
with an unwonted vigor and enthusiasm.
which promises much for the production
in future performances. Quo Vadis'
| should have a long Ind popular run.
Russell Bassett, a veteran. brought
here for h role, gave a touch of real
art to the part Of Petronius. arbiter OF
| fashion, and next in commentator
comes Harry sedley's portrayal of Mar
Gus Vinlcius. Daniel Edison as Nero, and
| Phin Mares as Tigelllnus, both In voice
! and figure left nothing to be desired.
The part Of Lygia. the prosecuted
| Christian maiden, the hostage Of Nero.
is exceedingly difficult, and Miss Lillian
Kemble's Interpretation Of it was a reve-
lation to those who have only seen her
in light musical skits. Her beauty OF
form and face completed the ideality OF
the role. 4
Little Ollie King, as Aulus. the child,
was no less than wonderful. and won
round after round of applause. Mae
Wells as the Empress, and Lulu Sutton
as Eunice, LAY to Pretronius, made the
most OF their parts. and the others were
good.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
CASES SET FOR TRIAL.

Judge Lindsay called his calendar to-
day and set the following cases for
trial:
March 2e-F. C. Wills ct al. VS.. w. J.
Buckner; Anna A. Clark VS.. George
Congdon ct al: c. A. Elvers VS.. the
Crystal Springs company.
March 27-Ed Emo VS.. Simon D. Haus-
with; Mary Singer VS.. John b. knight
ct al; . C. Sullivan VS.. the County Com
m~issloners: John j. Lavell VS.. the
County Commissioners.
March 2S-Willie Jane VS.. Grace Nc.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19

Ginniss: Lille Parsons VS. Grace Nc
Ginnis: John Ducie W. George ]. Daviss
M. Kelly ct al. VI. i. r. Forestell.:
March 29-George n. Thomae Va.
James Ledford; Jack Alsey W. r. q. Linz
nell ct al; w. Case vs.. Ed Laudenstein:
D. ]. Hennessy Mercantile VS..
Mrs. q. 3. Hogarth; Charles Miller Va.
John Sauntler ct al.
March 30-~Josephine Hogarth vs.. Ben
Twitchell ct al; Ben Falk vs.. w. J.
Ditto; George w. Andrews vs.. Samuel
N. Nixon ct al; J.. E. Oppenheimer VS..
p. II. Regain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age. Al
lens Foot-Easem makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweat
ing, callous and hot. tired, aching feet.
Try it today. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. BY mail for Csc. in stamps
Trial package FREE. Address, Allen s.
Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. 7.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
PARTICULAR.

Mr.. Buttons-Didn't you give that poor
tramp anything? I never knew you to
turn anyone away empty handed from
your door before.
Mrs. Buttons-And I didn't mean to
this time, but when he asked me for some
cold victuals, and I offered him a warm
mince pie, he replied. I said cold v%ictuals,
madam and was gone before I could
offer an apology."-Somerville Journal.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
The incest silks and dress goods for
spring at Hennessy's opening today.

r. L. Polk & CO., Butte City Directory
publishers, have moved their Office to No.
Is West Broadway. with the Thompson
Investment company, where a complete
file of the latest directories of all promi-
nent cities can be found. The public IL
invited to call and get any information
it may desire from these directories with
out removing them from the office.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
ITS GOOD

Made by NairI-and the name Is on the
back of each yard-which Is as good a
guarantee of quality as you'll probably
ask. We have a carload in stock, and
buying in such large quantities makes 4
big difference in u cost, and the saving
is yours. You can test our claims II you
will, by our 75c Linoleum. Pritchard-
Harrison Carpet Co., Main, corner Of
Park.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19

In the suit of Crangle VS.. Crangle and
J. l., Leslie. an action to recover judg-
Fment on a promissory lot for $3.50, with
interest amounting to $112.65 the default
of the defendant, Crangle. was entered.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the full
amount, together with an allowance OF
$50 as an attorneys fee, was also en-
tered and an order made for the fore
closure of a mortgage given on a quartz
mill to secure the note.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
HIS POINT OF E

Shea married couple should pull to-
gether ike a team of horses.
He-Yes, and they probably would II
like a team OF horses they had but one
tongue between them.'-Chicago News.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19

The suit instituted by H. H. Becker
against Isaac Chamberlain for the pur-
pose Of enforcing a dissolution Of the
partnership existing between them. and
also for the appointment of a receiver,
was settled out of court today and dis
missed in department No. /.