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THEDAILY IXDEPENDEJTTj HELENA. SATURDAY MORXIXG, .TUXE L 1889.
MINEASP STACK.
Th'0. R ^ N. Mine to be Sold to a^Syndicate, the Deal to be^Closed To-day.
FrankHall, the Discoverer of the Iron^Mountain Mine, Tells the True^Story of its Discovery.
Nw . ^^ i - ^^^ '^^ 1 ^ ^ ,h^ UI-MvtmUlc^Mine at i*hili|x^bura---m inlng N^il^^of Interest.
Negotiationshave been pending for some^time past for the purchase of the O. K. A^N. mine, locaUtd a short distance trom the^Iron Mountain, in the Kiat creek district,^Missoula county. To day the deal will be^consummated which will transfer the O.^K. A -V to a company of responsible Hel^^ena men. It .V W. Johnson has held a^bond on the O. K. ^fc ^'., which he has suc^^ceeded in placing here. 'Ihe owners and^discovers ol the mine, J. M. liargrave and^C. W. 1'srk. arrived in the city yesterday^to receive the consideration tor which they^will sell the property. Thee* gentlemen^do nut desire to sell out entirely, having^much confidence in the future ot the mine.^Instead they will take a tew thousand dol^^lars in cash and the balaiiO- in shares to be^issued by the company organized to de^^velop it.
Whenthe mine was List located and Dr.^Johnson bonded it, the O. K. * ^'. showed^quantities ot native silver, and a streak ot^Uiis native silver is tisible. in the lead,^which is fully turee teel wide. When the^bond was given me shall was down fifteen^teet; now it It sixt^ Iret deep, trom which^point a ten-toot ^Toss-cut has been run.^showing a fair grade of ore all through the^eevelopuieul. samples of the brsi-ciasa^ore assayed by A. W. Hand, of this city,^ran as high as 1.5UU ounces in gold, sliver^and lead. The gentlemen who are taking^hold of the O. K. * K, are very sanguine^of developing a rich property.
mmavatars ok tuk ikon moumtaix.
FrankHall, tire original discoverer of the^Iron Mountain, is in tne city. To an I.n^^arSBMOn reporter Mr. Hall said that he^had uoiiceu ihe story going ihe rounds lhal^Uie discovery ot this promising mine was^due to r'arun-r Howe^'s son, who found a^rich looking specimen of float, and that he^I Mallj gave the lad Si ^ to direct him to the^spot ^here he found Ihe ore. The story^also stales that ihe boy was rounding up^cat He. The article was hrst published in^tn^- 1'bilipsburg Mail. Mr. Hall says he^n.il Ml lake any particular notice ui it, but^since the story is gaining general circula^^tion, he lei is lhat as a mailer of history he^should correct it. ^The truth ot the mal^^lei, said Mr. Hall, ^is thai myself and^two partners, Krazer and Jones, were pros^^pecting near r lal creek on the 24lh ot last^AugusL 1 tound a piece ot tloai at tne tool^ot the mountain, a place where 1 had^to grope my way, and no boy could get in^Ui' r^- vNfith a horse. 1 traced the float to^tin' tup ot the mountain and found a crop^pitig. 1 then returned to camp, three miles^away. 1 met Jones on the way and showed^the lli^ai to him, but be would not look at^it a aroint tune, considering it worthless.^rr*/^r thought differently, and said it^would be worth while looking for the lead.^On the following day we went around by^^priug gulch and Superior, and reaching^Klat creek on the _^^ Uiat noon and cam pea^there. We began to search and two hours^later Krs/er and 1 found the lead cropping^out. J ones and 1 then staked off a claim,^calling it the Iron Mountain, and while do^^ing this Krazer discovered auother lead^which he named the Iron Tower, upon^which most ol the development work has^been prosecuted. There wasn't a boy or^any oilier person within thirteen miles ot^r lal creek al lhal lime.
l.AKOEsTIN Tilt WOULD.
Relativeto the operations of t.i.- Bi Me^^tallic company tne l'hilipsburg Mail has^the following: ^We are luforuied lhat two^more paus and oue more settler are to be^put in at juce, and the cooling floor is to^be extended seventy-five teet. It is also^the ihteution of that wealthy company to^put btty additional stamps in motion in^course ot time, and then il will be the^largest mill ot lis kind in the world. Th^output from the mine could easily supply^this numlier now, it they had them, and it^Is thought they will be put In before the^close ot ihe present year. The large tlote^room with extra supplies of exerything for^the mill seems to be a wise precaution, and^its slock Is continually looked after by a^man whose duly it is to see that nothing is^neglected or allowed to run out ot stock.^The tire department is oue of the beat in^the territory. The men are called to their^post ot duty in case ot tire by the tap of^bell, and art- kept in training all the time^just the same as regular bre departments.
THKi'ark mime sold.
Thel'ark Mining company has paid the^balance of its bond on the mine which^Uiey have had under bond for a^year. Three thousand dollars were^paid when the bond was made and the deed^placed lu escrow pending pawuent of the^balance. The fortunate owners were^Chas. Shaw, and Messrs. lilogley and^Comer, miners residing near Toulon. I'o^these gentlemen Sl^.000, the balance due in^cash was paid a lew days ago. .Miaw has^been in tow n ever since paintin' Vr red^and i^ still enjoying himself. It is staled^he managed to dispose ot gl.UOU in twenty-^four hours. Such is life in the lar west.
MUil.VUMOTES.
AMr. Kand, of Wardner, has the con^^tract lor building the wagon road from^Iron Mountain to the Northern Pacific^railroad, which is to be blushed within a^month. Hi also has the contract for haul^^ing 1,500 tons of ore to the railroad.
Col.Uroadwatei's Kimini mines are^now shipping their output to the East Hel^^ena smeller tor treatment.
Ina few days the fourth stack of the^Helena smelter will be bred.
Thetireat Kalis smelter is running three^stacks regularly and some days four are^necessary.
SOLDIERSV8- MAROONS
(.oodGam* Prwaalsad For To lls; at^8*^J mer Park.
TheFort Assinabotne base ball team ar^^rived in the city yesterday and took quar^^ters at the i .rand Central. In the evening^they went down to the Rodney street^grounds and engaged in a little practice^work. They are a One looking body of^oung men and can play ball. Helena^now has a pretty strong team which will^be strengthened by the old favorite Uag-^germiller who will arrive In time for Sun^^day's game; also a new third baseman.^McDonald, who formerly belonged to the^Helena club. The latest acquisition to the^Maroons is a pitcher, who arrived here^from Chicago on Thursday.
To-day's game will be called about S^o clock at seymer Park. The positions^will be as follows:^asi-Bssrvsmo.v assiwabolbb.
f*-n,p-rCast barMcDermott
Johns^aPitchertt stains
Halls*shortstopKaavy
Hoi-srsFirst BaasLanr
Mollis*,HacoDd Bast. .. Folkrcd.
ilem-nga-aj Third Ham W'.WestuLaUanr
Us.-rujr ...ttiaat FieldPitts
TanLeft rssUCarroll
Walehceater Field Carrlgaa
HuffVrwill be substitute* for Helena^and / st for the soldiers. George West^phalinger, manager and W. C. Henry sec-^r^ tary of the KL Assinaboine team are with
theclub.
Reward.
Aliberal reward and no questions asked^of any body returning the large bird, an^Australian ^ Emu,^ taken from the stage^of the Coliseum yesterday.
MAD11I(lARRXTTA.
St.Louis Hotel.
PoliceCourt Business.
JudgeSanders reached his judicial chair^at an early hour yesterday morning and^was confronted with an unususlly large^numbeir^iV-oo enthusiastic obsetvi t* of dec^^oration day. The grist was disposed of as^follows:
Wm.Uagland, petit larceny, thirty days;^Oliver John, vagrant, finei $10, committed:^John Cook and Wm. Nevis, drank. So and^costs, committed; Tom Murphy, stealing^shoes, thirty days in the county jail; Frank^Wise and John Rogers, fighting. So and^costs, paid; John Sullivan, drunk, commit^^ted for fi\e days; Ed. Hill, vagrant, $15^fine committed: Marie Calmont, drunk 110^fine. paid. In addition about ten drunks^and alleged vsgs were discharged.
Specialsale of dinner and tea sets at The^Be*. Hive to-day, only take advantage of it.
DistrictCourt.
JudgeSlake disposed oi the following^business in the district court yesterday:^4641^Wenstrnci vs. Holland: motion to
openjudgment overruled.^4 it K. E Jones vs. Evan Jones; divorce:
defaultentered.^4546^Weinstein vs. Messinger: continued
forterm.
4552James Nuss et al. vs. Mary Maloy:^set for J une 5.
3yS6 Anton Einuller vs. R. Lockey et al.;^time for answer extended o June 15.
4014 Rose E Merrill vs Helena A Jeffer^^son County Railroad company; damages:^on trial.
Everybodyknows that a big dry goods^establishment like Raleigh A Clarke's^keeps everything in the dry goods line for^aale, and everybody knows that where so^enormous a stock Is carried as they do they^ran make lower prices than can be found^anywhere else.
Fellfrom a House.^Jacob Haines, a carpenter of Lyndale^avenue, near the depot, became dizzy while^working on a frame building, yesterday,^and fell backwards to the ground, a dis^^tance of about seven feet. Besides a scar^on his head he sustained injuries to his^back, bat bow serious has not y et been de^^termined by his physician. Dr. lialdwin.
AGood Investment.^Seventy five feet on Lyndale avenue^close to Helena avenue at $3a per foot: easy^terms. A store building erected thereon^will pay 40 per cent, per year.
FkkjichA Ptfir.^Rooms 11 and U S Pittsburgh Block.
Youwill find most any kind of a Jersey^you are a mind to ask for at Raleigh A^Clarke's. They have them all kinds, black^and colored Jerseys, plain Jerseys, plaited^Jerseys, braided Jerseys and smocked. In^blouse or close fitting, and we give you a^range of price from 75 cents to lis.
ELOPEDFROM BUTTE.
Dinnerand tea sets sold for less than
easternprices at The Bee Hive to-day.
REPORTORIALNOTE8.
BobMurphy, the Journal pressman, is^receiving congratulations over the advent^ot a girl into his family.
Itis rumored in Helena that John Mi^guire has accepted the management ot a^theatre in San Francisco.
Aboutfive hundred pounds of wholesome^literature was donated to the Inmates of^the county jail yesterday.
Marriagelicenses were issued yesterday^to John Dinnen and Annie Cieary, Luther^E Pierce and Eveline East.
SheriffJefferis returned from the Warm^Springs asylum yesterday, whither he con^^veyed J. H. Sullivan, a lunatic.
Membersof Commandery No. 2 Knights^Templar, are requested to attend a special^conclave Sunday morning at 10 o'clock to^participate in Ascension senAcea.
MartinHansen was arrested last night^for stealing a pistol from his cabin part^^ner, Lewis Ellison. Hansen afterwards^in weed the pistol, which was recovered.
Itis understood that Nick Kessler yester^^day gave a bond for deed, which he signed,^ami is now in escrow in the First National^bank, for the sale of his mammoth brewery^for 5350,000.
AtKranich's grove Sunday a Montana^boy will endeavor to run twelve miles in^one hour and forty minutes. He has done^the task in private, he claims, and is con^^fident of breaking the record.
MaryStuart,^ in which Mme. Janau-^schek has no equal, was presented to an^enthusiastic audience at the opera house^iast night. The Mme. and her supporting^rompany were excellent. At the matTnee^this afternoon Meg Mr miles will be given.^Popular price*.
Apetition for confirmation of the sale of^real estate of Thomas Goodell was filed^with Probate Judge Howey yesterday.^Mrs. Goodell sold about 200 acres of land^near the Broadwater hotel to John G. Rum-^ney, Porter, Muth A Cox and others for^the sum of 960,000.
McDonaldA Blondin, contractors, of this^city, were yesterday awarded the contract^for the erection of the big Bozeman dis^^tillery. Mr. Ma-Donald will leave next^Tuesday to begin the work, which will be^finished before snow flies. This will make^business boom In Bozeman.
Articlesof incorporation of the Argen^^tine Mining company have been filed with^Secretary Walker. The incorporators are^Joseph Chapleau, John L. Martin, John E.^Lloyd. L. R. Maillet, Joe Klafski. Charles^Marchand. The capital stock is S5.000.000,^with the principal place of business at^Butte,
Thepolice committee held a meeting yes^^terday afternoon and decided to suspend^O cer Quentin until hi* case can be inves^^tigated by the council, which meets to-^tiignt. Mr. Quentin will doff his star to^^day at noon and keeD it off until the coun^^cil decides whether be shall keep it on or^not. It is requested that all witnesses of^the assault be present.
To-day(Saturday) Only.
112piece decorated English dinner set,^price 815.5o, to-day 511.70.
103piece decorated English dinner set.^pnee -Mti.50, to-day for S12 50.
130p:ece decorated English dun r set,^prii e S21 5^. t4#day for 816 ^0.
I2Hpiece decorateo English dinner set,^^etc* 523, to-day for S17 65.
117piece gold decorated English dinner^set, price S32, to-day for S25 40.
.vipit-ce decorate^l English tea set, price^57 50. to-day for 84.50.
Thesebargains are positively for to-day^only and to be found at The Bee Hive.
KoULHXRQA Co.,^5 North Main street.
Thewarm weather of the last few days^has had a tendency to make us think of^our summer underwear. Raleigh A Clarke^re selling a very nice summer gauze vest^tor 35 cents, beside* they have a large^stock ot balbriggan*, silk pleated and all^silk summer vests in ladies' misses' and^children's.
RealEstate Transfers.^The following real estate transfers were
filedin the recorder's office yesterday:
SamuelC. Baldwin to Calvin E. Nlctao s,^lot In blk L Mai Jin addition. 83,00
HelenaHeal list ate company to Calvin B.^NlcliM* lot In blk L Mauldln addition .. 8,000
Chas.W. et ox et al to Chas.M Jeffrls lot in^blk 37 i .rand avenae addition -1,000
ti.U. et nx to Elva B jardman lot 6^blk P Blake addition; 7,000
I^ Mathews to o. K. Cole parts of lota 4^and 5 In blk iMi ilobnca and Cannons ad^^dition 6,000
BdBlake to W. A Smith * Interest in she^Urantte Butte lode and a V Interest in^the Mall lode. Lewis and Clarke county.. 1
GeorgeH. Piatt to U Z. Hlemlngsr lot 4^blk 1 Flower Garden addition 186
DonaldDavenport to Charles B. Craig lots^6, 7, 8, blk 6, Cox addition 890
Wehave made some astonishing reduc^^tions in our Hamburg, Nainsook and Swiss^edges,from one to twenty-two inches wide,^and in India linen and Batiste dress^flounce*. In both white and color*. We^would be glad to have you come in and in^^spect these before purchasing elsewhere.
RaleighA Clarke.
Ho,for St. Paul Races.
TheNorthern Pacific railroad will make^a rate of S*5 from Helena to St. Paul and^return on account of the Twin City Jockey^Club running meeting, to be held at St^Paul in July.
Ticketsto be sold on July 21sL goad to^return until August 2d. Go and see the^great Derby winner, Spokane.
Chas.Fee, G. P. A T. A.
A.D. Edsar, General Agent.
TeachersNational Educational Asso-^tion Meeting.
Forthe above meeting held at Nashville.^Tenn., July 8 to 20 Inclusive, the Montana^Central A Manitoba railways will make a^rate of SoS.40 for the round trip. For fur^^ther particular* call at the Montana Cen^^tral city ticket office 24 Granite block.
RaleighA Clarke are showing something^entirely new and very handsome in em^^broidered robe patterns for warm weather^dreaaea, in white India linen with entirely^new designs in embroideries, colored^French zephyr cloths embroidered with^silk, and light wool albatross embroidered^with silk. These goods are extremely nice^and we would be pleased to show them to^you.
RedLodge l nfortuaat**.
Accordingto the Livingston Post the fol^^lowing individual* and corporation* are^affected by the recent decision of the^land office which give* the Northern^Pacific railroad the right to the odd sections^in the Crow reserve, recently thrown open^to *ettlement: Those claiming 160 acre*^f^r their tranche* are a* follows: Thomas^Hogan, Thomas Barry, J. F. Harvey, W.^R. Musser. Keyser Brown, Charles Patter^^son. E. E. Batcheler.W. H. Eddleman. F. W.^Draper. John Ray. L. Mahan, James Wood.^J W. Cole, J. Donnivan, T. McDonald, A. P.^Edick, G. 0. Towns, E H. Ames, W. Hick-^ox, A. Webber, N. Webber, John Chaftie,^.1. Maryett. Anna McComber, B.^F. Peppinger and W. R. Mahan. All of^the above are bona fide settler*. The fol^^low are the coal claimants: White Coal^company. 640 acres; Hilt A Bar bone, 640;^Tinkcom ^fc TinkcoiE. 320; Smlthhurst A^Wood. 320; McKeever Coal company, 520:^Musser A Williamson. t^0; McNutt A Kin-^kle. 320; Hunter A Cole. 320: Busked A^Wood. 320; T. P. McDonald, 640: Copper A^Piatt, 320: Montana Coal company. 640:^Nichols. 640: Chaffin. 640: Charles Conn era,^160; Jessie CroweU, 160.
ChildrenEnjoy
Thepleasant flavor, gentle action and^soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in^I Bead of a laxative and If the father or^mother be costive or bilious the most grat^^ifying result follow* iu use, so lhal it 1* the^best family remedy known a^t every^ly should have a bottle.
Side Lorhlnisr mad His Bride^Thought to be In Helena.
Jo*.Daw, a miner employed at the^Mountain View mine, and Mis* Eliza Jane^Toward, about 16 year* of age, both of^Butte, eloped at 3 o'clock yesterday after^^noon, boarding the Montana Central and^purchased ticket* for Helena.
Thefather of the runaway girl was ter^^ribly enraged, and when he discovered^what had happened, about three hours^after the train bad left, telephoned to the^police here to find his daughter.
Beforeleaving Butte the couple secured^a marriage license. The police searched^all the hotels and lodging bouse* diligently^and at the Lenoir bouse a couple was lo^^cated who answered the description as to^the time of arrival and ap^^pearance of the young man.^satisfied that they had the^t loping a pair they returned to town and^Sargeat Nicholson so informed the father^at Butte, but said be could not arrest them^upon his authority only, unless the order^came through the authorities. Chief Mc-^Arthur, of Butte, was then sought and a^warrant sworn out for the young lady's^arrest on the charge of perjury, she having^sworn lalsely to her age when procuring^the license, sargeant N icholson was then^ordered to arrest the girl and hold her until^her fathi-r would arnw in Helena this^morning. He did not want Daw arrested.^The sargeant then proceeded to the Lenoir^house but in advance detailed an officer to^prepare the ^bridal chamber^ for the^young lady's reception. Arriving at the^hotel a slumbering couple was aroused,^bat It was not the elopers al^all, and the two policeman left^sadly disappointed, but again renewed^their efforts to find them. At an early^hour this morning they were not located.^The girl is described as wearing a blue^dress and the young man light clothes and^mustache. As they bad a marriage license^it is probable they have been united ere^this; M aking another case of ^Love laughs^at locksmiths.''
Givenaway is what the people say of the^immense bargains in crockery at The Bee^Hive to day.
PERSONAL.
Hon.Martin Maginnig is back from Great^Fall*.
11.A. Dyckman, of Castle, is at the Mer^^chants.
W.B. Gordon is in from Wickes on a^dying trip.
PaulMcCormtck, of Junction, is at the^Grand Central.
R.B. Wallace, the mining man. is at the^(.rand Central.
D.D. Tuohy, of Pipestone Springs, is at^the Grand Central.
Hon.Trios. C. Marshall, of Missoula, is^at the Cosmopolitan.
PostmasterPatrick Talent, of Butte, was^in the city yesterday.
E.B. I)iiia, an old time New York jew^^eler, is at the Grand CentraL
J.L. Henry, real estate man of Great^Falls, is at the Grand Central.
HughKirkendall left for Philipsburg^yesterday on mining business.
Mr.and Mrs. F. C. Mather returned last^evening from a short bridal tour.
A.R. Craig, a prominent stove man of^Chicago, i* at the Grand Central.
J.A. McPherson, the well-known travel^ing man, is in the city again to-day.
S.E. Dillard ia back again from Missoula^seeking greener fields and pastures new.
JohnLepley, a cattle king of northern^Montana, is stopping at the Grand Central.
CapLJohn W. Plummer has returned^from a trip to the Lake Superior mining^country.
Mr.Charles Z Pond, a prominent resi^^dent of Wickes, is spending a few days in^the city.
TheFort Assinnaboine ball players, a^party of fourteen, have headquarters at the^Grand Central.
Theo.Shed, a prominent citizen of^Marysville, is in the city, the guest of his^friend Under Sheriff Walker.
F.M. Frank, the Co ur d'Alene mining^man, is in town again, from Wardner, and^reports the mines looking well.
JohnW. Buskett, who is back from Bil^^lings, states that the Rjcky Fork road is in^condition to turn over to the operating de^^partment.
P.F. Morrison, who has been conneted^with the county j ui for the past nineteen^months as cook, leaves to-day to cast his^fortunes in the Milk River country.
Mr.and Mrs. John W. Thompson and^children have arrived from Pittsburg to lo^^cate permanen'iy in Helena. They are^boarding with Mrs. Morris prior to going^to housekeeping.
MarshalGeo. W. Irvin passed through^Helena yesterday from Bozeman en route^to Butte. The marshal says that work has^actually begun on the Gallatin end of the^Butte branch of the Northern Pacific.
Ladieswill find it to their advantage to^call and examine our large stock of muslin^underwear which we are selling for less^than you can buy the material.
RaleighA Clarke.
TryIt.
Tryour best patent flour, the best in the^market, and Whittaker Star hams, at
JohnT. Muri-hy A Co.'s.
Fora Man With Little Money.
Cheaplots in the Northern Pacific. Phoe^^nix. Flower Garden, Grand Aveuueand^Hershfield additions. Can make 50 ptr^cent on the money invested, every three^months.French A Pvfer,
RoomsII and 11 Pittsburgh Block.
The44-inch Henrietta cloth in all the^choice fashionable shades that Raleigh A^Clarke are selling for SI is one of the best^bargains in dress goods to be found In the
city.
National Educational Association^Meeting.
Forthe above meeting to be held in^Nashville, Tenn.. from July 8 to 20 inclu^^sive, the Northern Pacific railroad will^make a rate of 56*.40 from Helena to Nash^^ville and return.
Forfurther information call at the^Northern Pacific city ticket office.
A.D. Edoar,^General AgenL
Thisis the season of the year when^housekeepers are looking for bargains in^towels, table linen and such, and it is a^well known fact that Raleigh A Clarke^have always been in advance of this market^in that department This season we have^outdone all previous efforts in that depart^^ment and have a larger and handsomer^stock than ever and are selling them ridi^^culously cheap.
Carefor sick Hesvdjsche.
Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness,^pimples in the face, and a sure cere for
sickheadache, ask R. S. Hale A Co., the^druggists, tor a free sample of Dr. Gunn's^Liver Pills. Otsiy one for a dose; full box^26 cent*.
HELENA IN BRIEF.
G.W. Jackson, music dealer.
Dinnerfrom 12 to 5 at the Bon Ton.
JamesW. Barker, merchant tailor, No.^15 North Main street.
E.K. E. Carpenter's dental rooms, room^30, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
Goeast via the Montana Central and^Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and^dining car route to SL Paul and the east.^Through trains leave Helena daily at 11:36^a. m.
W.G. Bailey, has just returned from^New York, where he made a selection of^the choicest articles In silver, cut crystal^and art goods. They are new in design,^and were selected from the spring importa^^tions.
W.G. Bailey ha* just returned from a^purchasing tour which included New York^and other of the principal cities of the east.^While absent be exercised a connoisseur's^taste in the selection of a choice line of art^goods, which includes crystal, cut glass^and silverware. The articles are unique^in design and will well repay a visit of in^^spection.
Itriberyin Rhode 1-lnud.
Newport,R. L, May 31.^lu the gen^era! assembly this morning the report of^the committee on election* concerning the^Block Island bribery cases, was read. The^report stated that from seventy-five to one^hundred men were bribed to vote for John^G. Sheffield. Jr.. (republican) who holds^the seat: that S25 to $100 was paid for^vote*. Tbe republicans made counter^charges against the democrats of similar^proceedings and action on the matter was^postponed.
FrostsPredicted.
Wa.-hin.to3i. May 31.^Frosts are indi^^cated Saturday morning for tbe state* of^the Ohio valley, thence southward over east^Tennessee. West Vtra-inia, northern Geor^^gia and western North Carolina.
TheObituary Record.
Richmond.Va., May 31.^Dr. s. P.^Moore, who was surgeon-general of the^Confederate states, died suddenly this^morning of congestion of the lungs.
HUNTERS'HAVEN.
TbeKootenai Country Not Only Rich^in Mineral but a Sports^^man s Paradise.
Gameof all Kinds in the Hills and the^Lake and Rivers Filled With^Fish.
Moutaalans io the ( ountrvr Looking tor^Business ^Lark of Enterprise na^the Part of Native*.
BonnersFerry, Idaho, May 26 ^^[Special correspondence of the Independ^^ent]^! am so far back on my return from^a trip to British Coiumbis, and one of tbe^most interesting excursions ever taken dur^^ing an eventful residence in the far west,^covering a period of fifteen years. To^^night a mixed crowd of people are camped^on the spot where the old trail to the upper^Kootenai, or Wild Horse placer diggings^crosses the Kootenai river. Two steamers^lie at anchor in the stream which ply be^^tween this point and the mine* on the lake^and on the outlet of the Columbia.
TheKootenai river is one of the most^beautiful and interesting in the far west.^It has its source in British Columbia, but^flows for 500 miles or more through the^I'nited States' possessions; then enter* the^British possession and empties its waters^into the Colunibia^beyond the forty-ninth^parallel.
Mytrip *o far has consumed twenty-two^days and nas been tilled with exciting and^odd scene*. The Indian and hi* family^are to be seen along the banks of the river^and shores of the lake, in their native sav^^age state^ignorance and filth. These^Kootenais appear to have no desire to im^^prove their condition, but prefer to pursue^their nomadic life. Tbe scenery along the^river is fine and presents a magnificent^view from the deck of a steamer, but it is^when tbe lake is reached that it is erand-^esL This body of water is about 100 mile*^in length and varies from 300 to 500 feet^i i width. The mountains rise sheer out of^the water and are of great height, with the^tops capped with snow. N umerous creeks^and gulches cut their way through the hills^and empty their waters into the lake.^Game ot almost every description abound,^while the carriboo^a species of the rein^^deer^are plentiful. The waters are stocked^with fish of nearly all kinds, from the^speckled trout to the immense sturgeon.^For hunting and fishing this country can^^not be surpassed on the continent and for the^searcher after thu precious metal* 1 know^of no more inviting field on the outer verge^of civilization. The ores, gold, silver, lead^and copper, have been found in several lo^^calities in large and paying quantities. The^amount of silver, lead and copper ore* be^^ing shipped out of the country tell the sto^^ry of its productiveness, and is beginning^to attract the attention of capital. To-night^Mr. Spruilie Braden of Helena, is camped^on the steamer Galena, ready to start for^the mines at 5 a. m. to-morrow. Messrs.^McCune and King, of Anaconda, are with^him.
Aboutevery steamer down the river^carries one or more representatives of capi^^tal. During my trip 1 had James F. Ward^^ner for a companion a greater portion of^the time and we had some rich and racy^experience*.
Thereare two important mining camps^in the Kootenai region^Warm Springs^i recently- changed to Ainsworth) and Nel^^son. Tbe former is on the lake and the^latter twenty miles down the outlet and^twenty-eight miles above the junction with^the Columbia. The ores of tbe Warm^springs district consist of silver and lead^found generally in large veins and of a^high grade. Tbe mints discovered so far^are in a dolomate formation. At^Nelson silver, lead, copper and gold^is found. An English company are taking^in two three and one-half toot Huntington^mills, which will be set up on a gold lead^on Cottonwood creek, six miles from Nel^^son. Quite a number of Montanians are^interested in the country, and many more^have intentions of going hither. One of the^great drawbacks to the development of the^country is the slowness of the powers that^be. Were the mines of the district on the^American i de of the boundary line things^would be far different and more life and^activity shown. In many respects their^laws governing mining claims are superior^to ours, and offer better protection to the^prospector and capitalist.
1celebrated the queen's birthday May^21, with J. C. Rykert, Jr., collector of cus^toius for the Canadian government at the^boundary line. Mr. Rykert is a son of J.^('. Ry kert, Sr.,who for thirty-five years has^been a member of the Canadian parlia^^ment. Mrs. Rykert is a daughter of Mark^Wells, a well known railroad man, brother^to the senior of the Wells-Fargo express^firm. While staying at tbe boundary 1 had^several long talks with David McLaughlin,^whom 1 wrote about in my former^communication. He showed me the Stars^and stripes sent him by Thos. McTague^of Deer Lodge. 1 also had tbe pleasure of^examinitig the notes that Mr. McL. had^written concerning the history of this^country during his residence here of nearly^a quarter of a century. Mr. McLaughlin's^wife is a Kootenai klooted and his chil^^dren, consisting of four girls and one boy^living, are of course balfbre^ds. They have^a quarter section of very fine land, and^with a little energy could be very comfort^^able. To morrow I take tbe stage road for^the Northern Pacific railway. This route^follows the route to the old trail over which^many millions of dollars worth of gold^dust was packed during the day s of placer^mining on the upper Kootenai. It was on^account of these diggings in a measure that^caused the discovery of Last Chance gulch,^where Helena now stands. So slow has^been the march of progress in this section,^that should K. L. Bonner, Eddy or^Hammond revisit the scenes that^were familiar to them in 1864, with the ex^^ception of the steamboats on the river they^would find but little change. 1 doubt much^if many of the trails are as good to-day as^they were twenty-five years ago. But the^white man is again taking possession of^this part of the northwest, and soon his in^^fluence will be felt. The untutored savage^must give way to the encroachment of civ^^ilization, and these fine bottom lands, now^the haunt of the red nomads, will blossom^as the rose under the skilful touch of the^paleface,R. H. K.
Objectto the Assignment.
Bovldek,May 31.^[Special to the Inde^^pendent,!^The stock of goods assigned to^Mr. E. Thomas by Hugo and Frieda Ham^^mer was attached this afternoon by Mar^^shall, Field ^ Co. and Marshall, Patrick *^Co., of Chicago. They, being the two^heaviest creditors, and having claims^against the Hammers for $4,300, object to^the preference shown to Mr. and Mr*.^Hammer'* relative*, and will endeavor to^break the assignment The action of Mar^^shall, Field ^ Co. was commenced in Hel^^ena, and that of Marshall, Patrick ^ Co. in^Boulder.
ReducedRates to Moatssa
Chicaoo,May., 31.^The Rock Island^railway gave notice to-day that it would^meet the cut rate* of the Chicago, Burling^^ton ^k Northern between Chicago and St^Paul on traffic originating in the eaat. to^take effect June 30. Other line* will do^the same. It is expected the rates to Mon^^tana points will be reduced via Omaha, the^Union Pacific authorizing the reduction to^meet the competition via SL Paul and the^Northern Pacific.
Combineof Brewers.
St.Locis, May 81.^The incorporati^of the brewing concern* of this city^completed to-day. the article* having been^tiled this afternoon. The new association^includes eighteen breweries, all in the city,^except the Letup, Anheuser-Busch and^Obert. There will be no change in the^management. The only object in forming^the association is to keep the breweries^from selling out to the English syndicate.
Rankersthe Victims.
Dim.in.May 31^John B. Lawler, man^^ager of tbe Ballymena branch of tbe Provin^^cial Bank of Ireland, and Murray, assis^^tant manager, were shot dead on the road a^short distance from Ballymena.
Itis supposed Murray shot Lawler and^then committed suicide. Tbe crime ha* no^connection with agrarian trouble*.
Waitingfor Instructioaa.
Berlin.May 31 ^The Samoan confer^^ence will not meet again for several days.^The commissioners have agreed to tbe^questions at issue and drawn up a protocol.^This ha* been telegraphed to tbe govern^^ments interested and the expected replies^will be received by wire. On the arrival of^instruction* a formal sitting will be held.
Whitman'sRlrthatay.^Camden, May 31.^Walt Whitman cele^^brated the seventieth anniversary of hi*^birth to-day. A dinner in his honor was^served at Morgan'* halL The poet him^^self waa not present being too feeble, but^not less than 200 of hi* Wend* and ad^^mirer, graced the ooeaaioo- The object^wa* really to raise money for hiaa. a* he la^in needy circslsnnaa
TICKERSKEMOVED.
TheWar Retwoen the Bucket Shops mm*^*^ Regulars^ InausTOiaSsd.
Chicago.May 3L^In accordance with a^previous announcement official quotations^of the board of trade will be cut off to-mor^^row from about 500 correspondents who^are non-members of the board. Arrange^^ments have been made in most instance*^by tbe commission merchant* to keep their^customers informed of the market changes^and an increased force of telegraphers will^be put on the floor to handle the business.^Employe* of the Gold ^ Stock telegraph^company were sent out this afternoon to^remove all ticker* from offices of persons^and corporations not members of the board.^Geo. M. Hurd secured an Injunction from^Judge Tuley, restricting the board of trade^and the Western I'nion Telegraph com^^panies from removing his stock quotation^tickers. Hurd has offices in St Paul and^Minneapolis and be claims to have as much^right to an injunction as if he were doing^ousines* in Chicago. He insists that^market reports are public and not private^property.
NbwYork. May 31^It waa officially^announced at the stock exchange at 3 p. m.^that no more quotations would be distrib^^uted by the stock indicators or ticker.^Quotations will be gathered on tbe floor to^^morrow, but tbe members will have to fur^^nish them to their customers by memoran^^dum as in former time*. The order goes^into effect to-morrow.
InFavor of the City.
NewOrleans, May 31.^Judge* Sardee^and Billing*, in the United State* circuit^court to-day decided the drainage warrant^case, involving 91,200,000, in favor of the
city.
Born.
MCRPHYBorn in Helena, Frldsj, Hay 31, 1K^.
tothe wife of II. w. Horphj, of 11S Kolnej
street,a daughter.^Mi'OtB^Near Kessler, Ma; 30 to the wife ( f J
KMoore, a eon.
Married.
WILKtSRT78SIK-In the parlor nf the Kaleer^house, at PaUlpsburf, Mod., on Friday. May 21,^by the Rev O. w. Jenkins, Everett E Wilkin, of
orthe t^Helena,
andSadie hus-ie, of Kurnsey
HelenaLostare No. 3, A. ex. A. *i
mA regular communication of tbe above^..MK .DarnedLodgn will be held at Masonic Tern^^ClFpie, corner of Broadway and Jacateon^tv\ streets, on II ret and third Saturday eve-^nlnirs at 7 o'clock.
Membersare requested to be prompt in attend^ance.
SojourningBrethern are cordlallv Invited.
WMli. SMITH, W. M.^i.eo H'luKKii. r-l^n
AGOOD
Investment!
$6.00PER FRONT FOOT
ForSooth Half of Block 98, In Northern^Pacific Second Addition.
Thisembraces eight lot-I, each 50x140^(two corners)^a total frontage on Pros^^pect street of 800 feet.
Price,$2400; payable $800 down, bal^ance on time.
Matheson^ Steele,
1291-2 North-Main St rest
CO
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NOTARYand CORPORATE,^AT KEMP'S ASSAY OFPICE,
HELENA.M. T.
filingsOpera House.
JOHNMAOUIRE,
Man
OneWeek and Saturday Matinee,^Commencing
MONDAY,MAY 27
GrandFarewell Tour and Last Appear^^ance in Helena of the World's^Greatest Tragic Actress,
JANAUSCHEK,
Underthe Management of Mr. Frank^V. Bawlkt, and Supported by Mr.^GEO. D. CHAPLIN and a Splen^^did Legitimate Company,^Producing
MegMerriles
SATURDAYMATINEE,^The Great Romantic^Musical Drama,
Ulvenwith all tbe bright sparkling music, grand^choraeea, etc, need in Madame Janansrhrk's^matnlflrent production at the Union Square The^^atre, New Y.irk City.
SATURDAYEVENING,
TheSublime Tragedy,
MACBETH,
ReservedSests on sale at Pope A OConnor s.^tar-XO ADVANCE IN PRICKS.
IYIills Averill
MerchantTailoring,
S.E. Cor. Broadway and Pine,
STLOUIS.
Representedby
A.P. Read,
Room4, over Fred Gamer's,^HELENA, MONTANA.
STEAMBOATEXURSIONS.
The9team^r ^Rose^ will Jmake regular excar^^son trips from Blleer s I psSMaW through the^(*ate of tbe Mountains to Picnic Canyon. Bear^tooth and Willow Creek and return on Tuesdays,^Thursdays and Siundays durlag the navigable sea^sou of Us*.
AlsowiU make Special Tripe to same points^with parties of ten persons or more, leaving Uil-^eer's at 10:30 a. m. sad return at 3 SO p. m^Fair on regular days to Picnic Can run sad
returnper person^.
ToWillow Creek and Beartooth J.V00
Partitenf fifteen or more persons including^^ta^-e fare from Helena and return to Pic^^nic Can tooa
ToWillow creek and Beartooth jfso
Informationsad conveyance* famished by ihe^BKLKNA CAB CO.^N. HlIXiEB, Proprietor.
*i sx x. snouoLi. aaaimixa w. naviwams)
W00LF0LKI BROWNING,
ATTORNXYS-AT-LAW,^-J04 ~D^i aaoaa rrm_,^CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
8treetGrading
Sealedproposals will be raostred at tbe office of^tne ^^ilnlfi il, roosB S Holts* Mock, until June^10, ISat, at 11 M. fcr the grading of Beaton s**-^froa Clark street to Halph suss*, according^.lan* and specUcafions on tie la the offic* of^dry ^glass* lal bid was* be scaota-
u.ecity engineer asu na sswss w* m.m ^ m-^panSsn by a certtSed check far BM as a g^*^*^^^^that th* bolder will sxarute a contract la scour-^daance with his proposal^The city nsm ins the right to reject say and all
Byorder of the city eoaaefL
AXBX. C. BOTKIN, City Clark.
DatedHelena, Mont. May ^, MSB.
WANTCOLUMN.
ForSale-
rOBBALK CHEAP^Lady e railroad ticket to^at. Paa. Apply at this office.
UXJBSALa CHEAP^Two good Mason A Ham^C On organs: will trade one for gooi cow; for^farther particular* Inquire at 43i Clark street^Helena, Montana.
LX)RSaLE^Six thoroughbred Miropahire^X1 backs; can be sean at Pol,'* ranch, tonr^aukrs weat of Helena. j v. Shirley.
L'HiKBALE^One hundred good Oreron mare*,^a^ !.^^' cattle. Enquire of fpencer a frye.^Also 12 good work boras*. J. si Shirley.
LjXr SALE^On easy terms, sir room brick^X1 boose, la perfect order. Cabin and barn on^rear of sue Corner Dearborn arenue and iiauser^street Enquire of Or. E. h. E Carpenter, room^3u, Pittsburg block. Take the ^lavasor.
o
LOpapers for sale at this office.
L.MJHSALE^first class boarding boo** and^X1 restaurant at Great Fall*, now has Su retu^lar boarders and doing a flourishing business.^Cause ot saiem heel in. Address Mum orink^and Berg, ureal Fall*.
II OL sE and Lois tor sale.
IIof elgut rv
I.,.3XKS1
ABrick House^of Rodney and
Bridgesu bline feet, 16 One shade tree*. also Jo^feet adjoining same fronting on Bridge et.; also^lol toot fronting on Rodney st. and 51 leet deep.^Opposite new residence ot A. O. c.arke
K.P. 8T\^UT, Agent,^ltlf South ttouaey at.
SituationsWanted,
Advertisement*under this head will os In^^serted three times free of charge.
ANexperienced salesman eieaklnt; English^ana German wishes a position la eltnsr a^ary good* store, goocery or general merchandise^store, first class references given. Address tV ,^1'aclflc hotel, city.
anted-Positionas drrk or manager ia^a hotel by n experienced geaueman.^i ood reference. Aurees P. W. i , this ulhce.
WAM'KD Position by a gentleman of S^years experience; underttanda Insurance^and ah*reel husine s, and is ^n expert account^^ant; best of reference*; will woia caeap. Ad^^dress K. K. this office
G 1BL want* place tor chambermaid or child's^r nares; good reference* given; No. 303^Vl eu-r street.
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ANTEDDay work or odd job*. Acdress^V , i hi* office.
1OOK HEKa Any kind of work In the city^I j by a nxaa who tpeaks and writes French and
Scandinavianlanguage*. Auureee No. 43 Lenoir
Uoust.
AYOL'NUintelligent Swede speaking Kn^glish, German and the BcanuinaTlan lan^guagrs should like to accept a permanent poei^uon Ten years buslners experience, first clae*^reference*. Address u. S. S^ thl* office.
U7AMEDA situation by a girl to do second^^ work In a private family. Address Second^tuis office.
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ANTEDSituation as coachman. Adurets^Coacnman, this office.
ktANTED^Situation by nret-claa* bread and^VV cake baker /tddrere w. M . lids office. To^be seen at Belvedere Uuu-e, itoum Bt
SituationsOffered.
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Ice.
ANTEDAn experienced solicitor can fine^a good opening. Addreee r. A B. this of-
c
'11ANDI.SKwants man and v,lfe,she*pherder^three carpenters $4, a day, two sewing girls
OVKKsBEKSwanted everywhere at home or^to travel. We wish to employ a reliable { er-^soa la your county to tack up advertlseu rnts and^show cards of Electric Good*. Advertisements to^be tacked op everywhere, on tree*, fences and^turnpiaaa. In conspicuous places, in town and^country in all part* of the L mted Statee ana Can^ada. steadi employment; wages $1.50 per day,^expenses advanced; uu talking required. Local^work for all or part of the time. Address with^stamp, Emory A Co., Managers, M \ lne street^Cincinnati, c. No attention paid to postal card*
ForBent^Dwelling*, Business fiaoea ,^to
rrtdLET^ Famished house of five rooms on^X Broadway, first class, rent only S50a niotitb^Matheson fj Steele, iii^^, Maid street.
'I -vu L ET^Part of f urnlshed house on weat side.^X Owner would b. ard with tenant It desired^Matheson ^ Steele, MM Main street.
Li^OK KENT^Five room dwelling, No. 534^X1 south Kodney street. Apply to L. F. La-^Crolx, No. 40, Plilaunrg block.
fr*OKKENT^Two au.ail brick stores, just fin-^1 ishsd. oa Bridge street, near Main street.^Enquire of Dr. E. K. E. Carpenter, room 30, Pitta-^burg block. Taae the elevator.
LjXlKKENT^Storerooms In Pean block, also^X1 storerooms and office* In Pittsburgh block.^Inquire of John W. Thompson, ru m li, put*^burgh block.
Hoomaf uraisced avud Unfurnisiieu.
YHR REN r^ An elegantly furnished room at^I1 $14 per month No. luu Chancer street.
jXJKRENT^Three nicely furnished rooms^- and barn No. ^ North Benton avenue.
L'KNISliEDKCOMS 42S Beaton avenue._-_
rWOelegant furnished rooms for rent at 55ri^South Rodney street.
Fq
RRENT^A nicely furnished room. In^^quire at this office.
riiwoNICELY furnished front rooms for rent,^X IS north Rodney street.
IVORRENT^One furnished room for two gen^^ii tlemen. :4~. Fifth avenue.
jXK KENT^A nicely furnished room. Kn^7 quire at 536 Sixth avenue.
IHEPACIFIC or Lenoir Hans*^steam beat,^elegant rooms; 50, 75, $1, s Its (1.50 per dny^No disreputable characters allowed.
H
ARVEYHOUSE, Grand street, n^w and^^leg intly furnished rooms, single or in suite
HousesWanted
WANTEDFurnished house for three adults^from the eaat for three or ft ur months on^reasonable terms, beat references and care guar^^anteed. Address K. W. B., this cffioa.
MiRC-.a-eous.
rpHEBEST MEAL in the city for th* price at^X 3n Park avenue; call and be convinced.
AGOODCHANCE forapsrty with capital of^$4,001) to engage in a paying grocery bnel-^n-se In Helena with an established cars trade of^more than $1,500 per month. Party offering de^^sire* to leave th* territory. Address y., care In^^dependent office.
fOANS oa improved real estate at low rates^J__i ot interestFOLK A KEVIN E
KRANICH'SGROVE!
Thffinest pleasure resort and^pic nic grounds in the vicinity^of Helena.
TakeMotor for Kessler' I and^a free ride will be given to the^Grounds and return.
Openat all times.
MAXKRANICH,
Manager.
PublicWorks^Fif b Avenue Sewers.
proposalswill be received at the office of^the undersigned, room 9, Hotter Mora, until Mon^^day, June 10, IS**), at 12 o'clock noon, for con^^structing Fifth avenue eswere la the dry of Hel^^ens Montana, according to plans and^perlflcetione on III* In the office of the superin^^tendent 'if sewers, ro^m A, Btrkenfeld block.
Abond with tw , snfflden t s are ties In a sum of^at least twenty (SO) per cent of the gross amount^must accompany each proposal.
Thecity reserve* the right to reject any and aU^bids.
Byorder of th* dry couacli.
_A. C. B- )TK ^V. City Clerk.
DatedHelena. Mont, May M, 1SS*
Publio Work*^Helena Avenue^Sewers.
Sealedproposals will be recel^sd at tb*^^^ undersigned, rcom ^ H Iter Mock, uattl Mon^^ty. Jane i.*. I**), nt it! o'clock soon, force.,^ructinf Helena avenue sewers, in th- city of^eiena, Montana, according to plans snd spedfi-^asoa* oa als tn th* office of tbe superlnVMas]
ofsewers, room ^, Btrkenfeld block.^a b -nd with two sufficient sureties In a sua, of
atleast twenty (*^ pes cent of tbe gross amount
mustarc mpany rach propcwal.^Tbe city nsartsi the right to r^ject any and all
!^:.
Brorder of the dty council.
_A. C BOT KIN, City Clerk,
DatedHelena, Montana, May 31, 18*9.
Public WorkiB Broad-way Sewers
**edproposals will be receded at the office of^-^r1gn^^! room ^. H-ilter Moc* mill M -n^asjjJane o. !^*^, at is o'clock a
Mtaast ^^**lw*T ^^^^'^ lath*^^anna Sat^mow a, i
a^'^d -^f- two anfficteat .^^^Illtmmty ^*^' ^ rtk^ trnas
anwalmast ancoaanaay^Jb* dty raaw-r*.
Pr-v* - *^i*CMbo reject say and all
Byordwr at the dty eoaadl
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
BARGAINS
OFFEREDBY
ThomasCrahan,
BEAUTIFULLot 33x100 just opposite^the Merchants Hotel oa Broadway.^^ per foot.
AFINE Ranch 200 acres, 33 head of^.^a Stack Cattle, 6 Horses, McCormick^Self Binder, 3 Wagous, 1 Mower, Plows,^Harrows, Harness and all Kinds nf Farm^^ing Implemeuta, (rood Hon**, Barn and^Water Right, $7,500.
RAREChance in Flower Garden Ad^^dition. 550 feet at $6 per foot. This^is a Bargain.
GOOD Concrete House on Hillsdale.^$3,100, Large Lot and good out-house^4 rooms, water in house and yard.
ANICENew 5 room Frame on Fifth^Avenue, well huilt desirable loca^^tion ; $'i,3^ *.^. easy terms.
INVESTIGATEthis: We have a large^1 brick house, new and complete in^every resaect, 5 large rooms, bath room,^good stone cellar and closets, lot 70x100,^$3,100, easy terms.
EWFRAME, six rooms, lot 50x140,^good cellar and outbuildings, hard^finish inside, water in house, $3,500,^Flowerree addition.
CEVENlots in Northern Pacific addi-^O tion No. 2 at $3t^^ each.
TENlots in Hershfield addition. $225 to^$400.
ONEchoice G-room frame on Broad^^way, close to business center, water^in house, good cellar and fences, $3.15o.
DEARBORNavenue, a choice corner,^75x150, in Hausvr addition, $42 Sper^front foot.
AFINE RESIDENCE on Warren^/a. street, six rooms, pantry, cellar^and outhouses, fine bath room, fti.OOO.
YOUcan secure bargains by calling on^us. We have choice and selected^property in all parts of tbe city and^suburbs.
THOMASCRAH \N,
ThompsonBlock, Room 10. opposite
CrandCentral Hotel.^Telephone 270.
SPOKANEFALLS W.T.
V
SandsBros.
WZhLiteG-oocLsI
Thiswtvk we will exhibit tbe firifet line of White Goode ever^shown in Helena. We Lave set ored, through our East'rn buy^^er, the entire stock ot one of the mot^t extenrive nianufarturera.^We are therefore enabled to deal out White Goods to our cu 8-^tomers at prices much lower than ever before. We have
PlaidNainsooks, Lace St. iped Nainsooks,
ChecktdNainscoks, India and Victoriw Lawns,^Striped Mainsooks, Nainsooks and Linen Lawns^Mulls and larletons, Lace Striped Nainsook:
Wehave an e], pa^t assortment of LADIES' EMBROIDERED^DRESS PATTERNS, from #2 to *16a pattern.
SATEENS.Ariived yesterday. 20 pieces of KoecbliiTs Fine^Salens, in elegant patterns, which are now on txhihition.
CLOAKS,CLOAKS, CLOAKS! BIG SUCCESS!
OurGreat Cloak Sale of last week was so successful that we^have decided to continue it for one week longer.
SANDSBROS.,
HELENA,
M.T
Washington^ Idaho
FAIRASSOCIATION.
RACEMEETINGS
July3, 4, and 5.
Sept.23,24,25,26,27,28,'89.
$8,600HTpurses.
September.Timing.
Trottingand Running' Stakes for^two-year-olds, #40 entrance with $200^added.
DerbyStakes, $50 entrance with $250^added. Close June I, when first pay^^ment of entrance will be due.
Addresssecretary for information.
.a. NEWBERT, Prssldant.^B C VAN HOU TEN, Secretary.
iobho. rarvaar.a. i. a'ooraau.
PAULSEN^ M CONNELL,
tttmndStncHf to trefirtmctural Work
flansBiid ^ jeeiacatlons d'awn. Work super^rteed.
OFTICB P.tt^bur* Block. Helena. Montana
GOEAST
via.the
NorthernPacific
RAILROAD,
TheDinin* Car Route
aurj
GREATSHORT LINE
TOALL
EASTERNCITIES
250Miles n^^s^T Chicago^AND ALL POINTS EAST.
TBIONLY
Through Car Line
LowRates, Quick Time,
PullmanPalace Can
MORIMCRIIPUCIFIC Time TABLE^The tollowtag Is tbe time of tbe arrivals anc^departures of trains on tbe Northern Tarlnc or^the new schedule, taking effect bandar. March
tl,lt^jy.
arrivalsat E1LIKA
Bo.1^ThronKb Waet-Mona exprea*.^^ *^ Through Kest-boand exiiroe* .^^ 8^ Bntte. Missoula and Bel. Kxp
10^ Marvs- llle Hasernser
12Marrsville Arcnmmndetioa. ..
^^ Hlmlnl AccommiKiaitou. Monday
Wednesdaybt d Friday5 rOO p n.
5^ Wickes and Boulder Passenger 10:06 am
dbtabtvbbspaoa hei.ena^Mo. 1^Tbroneh We*t-^oand express . 4:05 p
4^Through Be*t-u^nno express' :S^ p at
T^ Helena, Rutte and Ml*rou.a Kx 7:4.% am
^^ *^rysvlll^ PassengerS:56 p m
11aarysTllle Aorommodatl^'n10:00a
1*^Rlmlal Aocommodatlon Monday,
Wednesdayand Prldar8:15 am
S^Wlraee and Boulder Passenger 4:15 p^A. D SIXiAK, (ieneral Agent. Helena M. T^C. 8. FKK ii. f. andT. Agt m Paul Minn.
GANS^ KLEIN
WeOffer Everything in the Way of^Summer Clothing and Make a Specialty^of White and Fancy Vests. Our Mid^^summer Suits are in Light Weight Wor^^sted, Flannels, Seersuckers, Ponges,^Duck and Other Desirable Fabrics. For^Years We Have Made a Specialty of^Summer Clothing, and our Goods Enjov^he Highest Repute. This Season's^Preparations were Made on an Elaborate^Scale, and our Counters and Shelves^Contain Full Lines in Every Branch o^Men's and Youth's Clothing. Our Sprine^Overcoat. Suiting and Trousering Displav^Lone of the Most Extensive and Desir^^able. Etc r Presented and is Worthy of^the Consideration of All
CornerMain and Broadway.
GANS^ KLEIN,
SOMETHINGNEW!
AModern D'ug Store in Our Midst!
EverythingNew and Neat. Comfortable Easy Chairs. a Clean^and Carpeted Floor. Clerks who are anxiouR and willing to do^all in their power to pleape customers. a Prescription Depart^^ment in perfect order Physicians' prescriptions diepensea as^promptly as is consistent with care. The above are all to be^found at
HelenaPharmacy,
115 N. Main St.,Holter Block.
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MONTANACENTRAL TIME TABLE.
%la th* time of arrlTal and departure^Helena ^^n tbe new schedule, taking^April irta, mm:
tbainsaaarra at ^axaaa.^No 4^st Paml Aftsarar ii from Bntte aad^sooth, 11 :i^ a m.
hoS.^Montana Pacific Kx. from St. Paul^and east S:45 p m-
Ko.2^ Helena aad Butte Kx.. from Ban* aad^^oath, s: j1 p. bb.^No. S^ MarrsYlUe Iipreea, 10 a. m.^Bo. : MarrrrUle Ex. * 40 p. bb.
Tsar**defabt paoa aauaa.^Wo. 4^St. Paul Atlantic Kx. tor St. Paul and^east. 11 .V a m
Mo.S^Montana Pacific Kx. tor Bat*, aad^sonth. 4,-OOp. at.
Mai H.,.-:.^ in.: p-.tte Kl f..r Hint Kfjf^south. I.^ a m^Mo. ^^ Maryrrtll* Kxpreaa, 7:jr. p. at.^Mo. 8.- MaryaTlUc Kx. 4 l6 a m.
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WHITEHEAD'S,
117BROADWAY.
U.S.Public Sampling Co.
Samplesand Assays Made of all Ores. ConpienmeDts Solicited.^Samples of each lot Submitted to the Different Smelters^and the Ore Sold to tbe Highest Bidder.
WRITEFOR TERMS. City ^ ffiee with Helena Cab Company. Telephone^No. 71. Sampling Works at Northern Pacific and Montana Central railroad^junction. Take Motor Line Went.
MANL'PACTL'KKItAND DKALKK IM
Stock Saddles, Side Saddles,
Lijjht and Heavv Harness,
Bits,Spars, Quirt*, Whips Lashes, Blankets, Sheets. Dusters, Slickers, Nose Base,^Sweat Collars, Horse boots and all other goods usually kept in a first-class har^^ness store. Hand made driving harness a specialty.
OppositeGrind Central Hotel, Main St., Helena, M. T.
PressedBrick Company
MANUFACTURERSOF
Common,Finejront and Ornamental Brick
andOtlfci Clay JProcL-xicts.^Office: Gold Block, 54 North Main Street.
F.L*. SIZER, General Manager.
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DeLACY,LOEB ^ CO.,
RealEstate, Mortgage-Loans, Collecting and Insurance^Agency, Rooms 20 and 21, Gold Block.
OfferFor Sale:
BrickDwelling, furnace, gas water and all modenr conve^^niences. Five rooms. No. 335 Weat Laurence street, lot 40x^KXifeet. Price, $4,500-
FrameCottage with stone basement, No. 575 E. Bridge Street,^lot 84x1 (XI ft. Price $3,500.
FrameCottage, 5 rooms, bath room, stone cellar, Peosta Ave^^nue, btween Lincoln and Garfield street*, lot 50x125 ft. Price^$2,700.
TwoFrame Cottages, 3 rooms each, lot 25x140 feet, on Eleventh^Avenue, between Hobach and Raleigh street. Price $1,600, each^on very easy terms.
Desirablelots in all the Additions. A few cheap lots inHelena^Townsite near business centre at a bargain. Acre Property ripe^for subdivisions and immediate sale^RareChance.
ForBargains and inside prices call on us.^$100,000 to loan, in sums to suit.
