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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1889.
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ITIS_ESDED.
TheConstitutional Convention, After^Sitting Many Days. Comes^to a Close.
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TwoMembers Vote Against the^Adoption of the Constitution,^But Come Over.
PresidentClark Make* a ^i^ e Spe^r-h^KmponM to Hershtield'w O'oinall-^mrntry Kaeolwt ioa.
ihe constitutional convention has ended.^The closing hours were similar to legisla^^tive assemblies. Resolutions w^ re pas^- d^thanking the employes, and when the final^vote came but two men. Warren ai d^Courtney, voted against the adoption, and^h-y afterwards changed their votes. A^dumber of resolutions wr-re introduced and^accrpt^-d. The particulars in full folio*:
MOKMX. ^KtSIOM.
Theconvention met at 9 o'clock, when^Middleton, chairman of the committee on^revision and correction, reported that the^committee had nut tinist.ed its iab r.^ ai o a^i was taken until 11 o'clock. Ou re-^eoibllng, J. K. Toole presi-ntea the fol^^lowing resolution, which was adopted:
K-solved,That when the constitution^and address shall have been printed, as^provided by an ordinance of tnis conven^^tion, it shall be the duty of the secretary of^the territory, to whom the same shall be^delivered, to mail fifty copies of the same^to each member of this convention at-d to^^end the remainder thereof to the several^county clerks of this territoiy for dislribu^tion.
Coopercalled attention to the omission^of the proposition on apportionment from^the arrangement of proportions, ana re^commended that it be placed between legis^^lative and executive deptrtmt-tits proposi^^tions and be numbered ^i
Hartin an m^de a motion that two^members be added to the c .inuiittt-e on^address, and the motion prevailed
KickarIs moved when the convention^take a recess it be to 1 o'clock. Carried.
Warrensubstituted a resolution naming^Maginnis, J. K. Toole, Craven, Csrpenter^and Muth as a committee to superintend^the publication of the constitution and^Henry Bernard as their clerk. The resolu^^tion to the effect that three members from^Lewis and Clarke should ba appointed to^superintend the publication was withdrawn^and Warren s resolution was adopted.
Arecess was taken tintil 1 o clock, on^motion of Kickards.
AFTERNOONSESSION.
Theconvention resumed at 1 o'clock.^Warren offered a resolution providing for^the payment of S100 for clerk of committee^on printing the coustitution and for type^^written copy of constitution. The motion^was carried.
Knippenbcrgoffered the following: ^Re^^solved that the president of this convention^is hereby requested to appoint a committee^of seven for the purpose of making pernia^nent organization of body for social pur^^pose*.
Thechair appointed as said committee^Knippenberg, Maginnis, stapletou, Mar^^shall, Gibson and Kickards.
Thechairman then announced the com^^mittee on address as follows, J. K Toole.^Callaway, Dixon, Carpenter, Collins, Bick-^ford and Warren.
Theclerk then read the journal np to the^hour of recess.
Thechairman of the engrossment and^enrollment committee reported that tne^constitution was enrolled in full, including^memorial and ordinance*.
Coopermov-d that the constitution be^read before sinning. Carried.
Theclerk proceeded to read and had^read the preamble and one or two artic ea,^when Kickards moved that after the read^^ing of the article on judicial department^the reading be dispensed with. The mo^^tion was carried.
llartmanniovrd that the clerk call the^roll, and the final vote on the passage of^the constitution be taken.
Warrenmoved an attest clause be added^to the constitution. Carried.
Beforeth- roll was called Bickford^moved the following:
Thatan appropriation of 850 each be^made for the Independent. Journal and^Herald, of Helena: The Miner, ot Butte,^and Leader, of Great Falls. Carried.
Thepresident asked teat the Butte Miner^be eliminated from the provisionc of the^resolution.
Rickardssaid if the resolution was to^pass at all he hoped the Miner would not^be dropped. He said the proceedings had^been telegraphed from here regularly, and^the members had received their paper in^common with the rest of the press, and if^any paper merited kind treatment from the^convention it was the Miner. Bickford^said the papers were a* much^help to them as the clerks and^pages T.'iey had every morning a^synopsis of their pr-iceedings of the pre^^vious day laid on the desks, and it had^sometimes prevented errors creeping into^the journal of the convention. He hoped^the resolution would pass.
Theresolution was carried.
Thevote on the final adoption of the^eon^; itution was then taken and carried by^a vote of 54 to 2. Courtney and Warren^voting in the negative. The constitution^was declared adopted amid applause.
Hickmanmoved that members who were^not present be allowed ten days to affix^their signatures to the instrument. Car^^ried.
Herahfieid,of Lewi* and Clarke, sent up^a resol jtton.
Thepresident called Marshall to the^chair ard the clerk read the following res^^olution:
Resolved,That the thanks of this con^vention be and they are hereby tendered to^the lion. Wm. A. Clark for the able, faith^^ful and efficient manner in which he has^discharged the duties of presiding officer of^this convention, and tor his uniform^courtesy and Impartiality we extend to^him ^ ur warmest gratitude.
Resolved,That this convention, in it*^appreciation of the high character and^work of its president hereby expresses it*^sincere wishes for h s future health, happi^^ness and prosperity, md upon the dissolu^^tion of this convention he will be accom^^panied by the earo^ st trust that his highest^aspirations may be fu fi.led and his every^aim realized.
ATribute to Clark.
Mr.Chairman and Mr. President: 1 am^certain that each member will carry awsy^with him nothing but pleasant recollections^of hi* association* here and a consciousness^of having discharged their duties faithfully,^each according to his own conscience. 1^know that i express the views of all the^members of this convention that you, Mr.^President, will carry with you not only the^respect but the best wishes of the members^for your future happiness and prosperity.^[Applause ]
Kickardsmoved the adoption of the reso^^lution by a rising vote of the convention,^and the motion unanimously carried.
PresidentClark then spoke a* follow*:^A Nles AMim
Mr.President and Gentlemen of the^Convention: Kor the generous and very-^complimentary expression of your personal^regard conveyed in the resolution which^yon hare just adopted, and which ha* been^so eloquently supplemented by the remark*^of the honorable gentleman from Lewi*^and Clarke, I cannot summon words to^fitly express my appreciation and grati^^tude; but 1 desire to avail myself of this
opportunityto reciprocate the sentiment^and to the attaches of this convention^to extend to each one of you person^^ally for the Indulgence, foroear*nce, the^courteous treatment and kiuoue-s which^have unif -rmty and continually charac^rer'zed all of your actions and relations^tow i ^* me, my te*rt*e t thei.ks.
Afterfatty-live days of arduous and 1^may justly *ay, conscientious labor on^your part, during which there have been^cons dered and di^cus-ed t'ie most Im^^portant aid vital questions, involving^DecrSaariiy many heated but manfully con^^duced contests, winch required fr quent^and prompt decisions on the pirl ot the^presiding i.ftVer 1 can point witn pleasure^and pride to the fact that in eviry in tsnce^these opinions w- te r. Cr.ved asd accepted^without appeal. This probably uoparsl^leiied experience in the hisiory of deliber^^ative assemblies implies a confidence in the^judgment and faOMSa of the presiding^officer, as well as a digmti- d and respeciful^consideration which I keenly appreciate^and shall ever reneinoer with grateiul^I . su'e. (App!*i:*e. J
Ourwork is uow fini-hed and our nam^s^are about to be appended to that instru^^ment which 1 trust may b*^ adopted as the^constitution of the state of Montana.
Iti* not a pertect instrument. In it are^incorporated ideas and principles upon^which we are not all agre.^1. but yielding^gracefully fo that r -cogn z d republican^principle that tue will ot the m^j .rit^^should prevai', we have u-im mou^ly^^i .nted it, and it w li soon be m ^ -nil. ^ to^a critical and intelligent people for their^approval. 1 sm confident that *natever^may be found obj c ionable. ihe Sssiple of^Montana will a o pt it. If sXetts there^be the wisdom of future legislator- -^be confidently relied upon to reme t.,^Montana has been presented an -^i l^^ity which she should not now n^She cannot afford to paure or falter^very thresiihold of admission, whi^^hnefvr n ighboring s'sters ar-- pro-mg^forward to distinction a d renown. It is^time to break the shackles that have so^long embarrassed the development of oar^matchless country. It is time th^t this^people so richly endowed with all the best^qualities that mm.hie manhood should en^^joy th- fullest pr.vileges of American citi^^zenship.
.statehoodwill quicken ail our energies i
APPRECIATEDENTERPRISE.
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Howa Helena Dry Goodi House^garded In the East.
Mr.Fleigman, of the New York Dry
G^v,ds Co.. of Helena. Moot., on* of the^very beat and most flourishing of the dry^g ods houses of th-.' thrifty capital of that
,new s'ate, is again in the market ready to^avail himself of early bargains and to get
ithe cieam of the importations in season^^able fabrics. This house, though still very
,young, and composed entirely of young^mePj his had unusual success and already
!ranks very high in the favor of the ladies
Iof Helena They came a long way to get^to this market, and claim that their pros^^perity is largely due to he fact that they^com- to the ^fountain head^ for all that is^n.-w and most desirable in dry g-jods. V\ e^wish them the prosperity which th-y are^so plainly winning by energetic and econ^^omical management of their affairs ^New^York I)r\ Goods and Fancy Goods Review,^Aug. 8, iNt*
Ordertour Milwaukee beer thorngh tel^ephone 187 K. J K-nrk. ag-nt.
OfInterest to Interior Merchants^Brown Bros. A Co.. San Francisco, soie^manufacturers of the celebrated Oregon^City cassimere clothing anl ag- nu of the^Oregon City woolen mills, manufacturers^and j ^bbers of furnishings, duck goods,^etc . have decided to open a sample room^in He!-na during fair week, to have their^representative meet visiting merchants.^Correspond--t.ee r^ spectful'y solicted.^Address,
A.D Simpsom.^Helena, M. T.
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Tryour best pateut flour, the best In the^market, and Wbittaker Star hams, at
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ALLtne new school bocks at Calkins A Feath^^Ska.
WANTfcU mtnatton by s young man any^klsd of work: very handy Address at^this o^ce D. T T.
LTOR8ALB^orange bloesoms and the Dtt^1 mutd fastli es, a poaltlve core for ! male
dl'oaee*. Xrisl package i;i^en away at 417 Broad
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L'UKI a LB^Type wr trr, I allgrsph No. 1, la^V gucd coLdition, |-V Address box 1SS, Hel^^ena P. u.
LOOKsiiLB ^New boueeho'd fun. I tore. Also^X1 bouse to rent inquire of Al^x Barns, one^mile uoftb a town.
LiVK.-J.LK-1U.'- feet front at Sl^ run street.^J^ Inquire on premises or 15 Bdaards street.
Porter,Muth ^g Cox, for the next 10 d.
REALESTATE.All Boys' Suits
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ChoicestRESIDENCE Property
INHELENA.
advertisementsunder this ^SI will be In,^sertedthree times free of charge.
WANTBMWork by the day or would like to^get aarkai'e towel* to wash. Apply K li.^thu office
U/ANTLD-Bmpluymentof any description;^*v o-c- ^^,rk preferred. Audrets R. H. L.^this office.
Don'tbuy Property where
WATERIS SCARCE.
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VCl'NUman w, uld like employment in city;^X releie^ce if required. AudieeeJ.M. Law^sun, this uffice.
VV*AN. hD A situation by woman couk with^v v boy to help in kitchen. Addresi this efflse.
TO$5.00.
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andstimulate our ambition. It will en^courage a faith in our stalnlity and i*r^manency and induce large inventments In^^^i:r properties. It will enhance the credit^of fK.th individuals and the state. It will^etic..iir*ge the baildmg of additional lines^of railways within our borders and people
tirfertile valleys It will build new cities j^and incresse the growth of the old. it will |^establish manufactures and facilitate the ^^^ petiing of our countless mi :es.
itwill proui'-te education, develop the^highest culture an-1 advance and foster all^the highest and best attributes ot civiliza^^tion
Mayeach one of you live long to enjoy a^reasonable fruition of your labor here and^until the envied yet deserved fame of this^msKoihcent state, our own beloved Mon^tana, whose fundamental law you have^helped to frame, may be known to all the^enes of the earth.
Warrenmoved the adoption of a resolu^^tion thanking attaches of the convention^which was adopted unanimously.
Mddleton mov-d a vote of thanks to^Warren for his efficiency and versatility in^preparing and introduciog. resolutions.^Csrri d.
Warrenreturned the compliment by-^moving that 'he things of the convention^be tendered to the gentleman from Custer,^for not occupying any of the time of the^convention during the last 45 days.
Bickfordmoved that Lee Swords^be app noted cleri of the commifee on ac-^dress. and providing for an additional sum^of 925 for compensation. Carried-
Middletonmoved that the president of^the convention send messages of congratu^^lation to other territorial conventions.^Carried.
Courtneychanged his vote to aye as did^Warren, making the vote unsnimous.
Onmotuyn of J. K. Toole, ihe president^sang the ' Star Spangled Banner,^ all join^^ing In the chorus. The president pre^^sented the gavel to the Montana htstorisl^s ciety and the convention adj mrned^sine die.
HenryR. Whitehlll.^One of the members of the constitutional^convention who proved himself to be the^right man in the right place. That man^was Henry It. Whitehill. Mr. Whitehlll^is a native of Pennsylvania and v. as born^in the village of llookstown. Beaver coun^^ty, March 2n, i^^ He was a freshman in^Jefferson College in IK53. but left at the^end of the year. In IM57 he crossed the^plains with Keno's battery of Johnston's^army, and was at Kort Bridger in Utah^during the winter of 1867 58. He remained^with the army until after the building of^Camp Floyd. Thence he went to Califor^^nia, by way of Los Angeles, reaching San^Krancisco in January, 185V. He resided^near Woodbridge, in San Joaquin county,^until March. I860, when he went to Carson^City, Nevada. From 1841 to 1861 be^was employed as a tel-grapb operator on^the overland line between Austin and Vir^^ginia City. He was elected to the last ter^^ritorial legislature from Churchill county.^He returned to Pennsylvania in 18f^4 and^was a student at Beaver Academy, Wash^^ington and Jefferson and Princeton col^^lege*, graduating at the latter in the class^of 1870 He returned at once to Nevada^and was elected the same year to the office^of state mineralogist, was re-elected in^1874. serving in that position until 1879.^H^ was admitted to the bar in^l-7s by the supreme court of Nevada,^tieing complimented on the excellence of^his examination by an order spread urxin^the minutes of that court. Soon after the^expiration ^ f his term of office in 187D he^went to Bodie, Cslifornia. remaining there^nntil the spring of 1881, when he came to^Montana and has resided r: Deer Lodge^county ever since, practicing isw. He was^married in 1*73 to Miss .^^rih S. Brownson,^of Washington. Pa., and is the t ith-r of one^son. He was unanimously chosen by the^republicans to represent the Anaconda dis^^trict, that being the only district in the ter^^ritory where there was no contest for dele^^gates to the convention.
REPORTORIALNOTES.
Toungfolks' musical and literary enter^^tainment in Adams' Hall, Helena avenue,^(depot) Tuesday evening. Aug. 20. Ice^cream and cake served for the nominal^price of 25 cents. Net pr-K-eeds for the^benefit of the new M. E. cburch, depot
HELENA IN BRIEF.
Q.W. Jackson, music dealer.
Dinnerfrom 12 to 5 at the Hon Ton.
Fr^nk B. Norris, dentist, room 27 Pitts^^burg block.
-lamesW. Barker, merchant taiior. No.^15 North M..in str-et.
E.R. E. Carpenter's dental rooms, room^90, Pittsburg block. Taae the elevator.
Goto Chicago shoemaker for repairing.^Oue dollar for half-soliL.g. in basement of^Atlas building. Frank Koeder, proprie^^tor.
Goeast via the Montana Central and^Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and^dining car route to St. Paul and the east.^Through trains leave Helena daily at 11:36
U'AMTaU^ ^ altaation by mm and wife, have^ao children, either hot 1 or family work;^hotel work preferred. terms reasonable Address^M .No. 13 this oa.ee.
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A.nT a D^bit nation by nrst-cLes woman cook,^addreee 3n auchth avenue
GJIK 8 wanting second work ar.d table walling^T at the Woman a Axchsnge, No. 11 Warren^street.
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BRO*N I U-lena, Aug 17,^len ^. ifruwn, a daughter.
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-InHelens, Aug. 15, to the wife of Chrs.^a son.
RALEIGH^ CLARKE
Theremainder of onr sum^^mer stock to be sold at a tre^^mendous sacrifice.
Weare prepared to make ex^ceedingly low prices for the^next two weeks only.
Byall means take advantage^of this great opportunity to buy^seasonable goods at trifling cost.
RALEIGH^ CLARKE
Workhas begun on the street car exten^^sion to the Montana Ceatral depot.
Therewill be a m- eting of tht y ieen City^Wheelmen at the office of Dr. Wait, on^Broadway, at 9 o'clock. Monday, A'jg. 19.^All wheelmen are invited.
Aoicnic will be given on Tuesdav, .\-ig-^ust 20:h. at Wilder's Lake. Ticket-. $1 50;^for children not members of the ^uriday^S^hool. 75 cents. Train leaves the Muntana^Central depot at 8:25 a. m.
Th- motor will run within 100 feet of the^Broadwater ho-el to-dav. The hote, is fin^^ished and the bath will be with n a short^time, it will well pay any one to v.sit it,
FrankLynch stole 915 yesterday on^Om street- He denied the th-ft at first,^but was stripped at the station bouse and^the money was found in h s underemthes.
GovernorWhite pardoned yesterday^Michael O'Brien, who is now serving a sen^^tence in Deer Lodge for manslaughter.^O'Brien was sent to the penitentiary from^l^eer Lodge m Isv: and his term will have^expired Novemb-r 23, 1889. A full, free^and unconditional pardon was issued.
Thetotal amount f the sal^ of McLean^Park sold at auction by Mr. Wolf for the^week amounted to 2Hr5 lots, bringing a total^of 98,*^n in addition to which, on Friday^evening, he disposed of three parcels of^central city property for the sum of 93.150.^an evidence that this means of disposing^of real estate Is growing in favor.
WhiteGoods marked down^fully 5^^ per cent. A large line^of Ladies' Fine Hosiery at BO^cents, former prices 75 cents^and *1. Ladies' Vests reduced^from 50c. to 25c, and better^qualities in about the same pro^^portion. Lace Curtains at less^than cost, to close. Only a few^Black Jerseys left, at S5c , $1^and $1.25. Elegant Dress Pat^^terns reduced from $26 to $10.^Parasols and Fans at your own^prices.
RALEIGH^ CLARKE
K.P. GKRRY.
F,K. WARD.
HELENA
ConcreteCo.
TheCascade division Pullman sleeper^on the Northern Pacific railroad passing^Helena east bound Aug. 23rd will ran^through to Chicago and after tbat date^through train service between Chicago and^the Pacific coast will be regular.
Dr.Schlesinger. the noted test medium^and hewJer. is in the city and at the Cosmo^^politan. No charge is expected unless ab^^solute satisfaction given.
CONCRETEHDEW -V I . I % !^^^.
Stfet Pavements,
BasementFloors,
DRIVEWAYS,
Andeverything in the Concrete line by^the Hot or Cold Prow.
Allwork guaranteed.
Residence.315 Montana avenue.
P.0. Box 384, HKLKN A, MOST.
WANTKDMtuetlan by )ounK lady la ofi.ee,^^ntee plain, rapid bead, or would care for^salt ot rooms. Addreee U. K tola office.
ditoaiion*Offered.
CMlAMi1.KK wants woman eo k for UallaUu,^/ 93^ and tare. 2 wallers for 8and Coulee, fare^paid i 111 Kins : r cltj.
irANTsD^ Konr dining room girls, 4 rham-^YV t^erm.*id*, li firet-claes leuj cooks, *^camp^cooks. MoLtana Kin.-loyment office, Missoula,
Has*
iVL'A^IKD-One dosen glrla to oil alacee In^I ** rlty bud country. Apply Capital amploy-^I ment offlr**, 9a9 Luwrtnce street.
IOil |i i faK MU.Nill and expenses to rep-^VluU leeeni UM facinc Land aud Loan^louipeaj in thla toantr; beat of refVrencee re^(juireu. Aoply to liome office, flood Bnllding,^aen Krancisc,, Cat.
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JaM'KO^om for general !. .use work; 4i^^' li,,.toD avmue.
LANGLans,
ClIAM-lnEast Helena, Aug. 9tj to the wife of^Fred tv. cha-e, a son.
LaUVAle aATs wanted for my wonderful new^r .-r unuer^aiment, grandee! invention
torw-ouira ever tern. Mre. 11. f. Lluie, CUlca^o.
VUn.Vis W lMIU for bottled alecirlclty ; en^tlieiv uew, pa^s 93o a day. Acdrdes, L 0.^11 .u.- ^.t_. Co Bottle l^ept., LbicaaO, Ilia.
Bv KBIMiKK Immediately oy Inter-Moun^^tain ruoiiali.ng Co., BuUe.
ior tam -oweilimja, ttuamesa Places ,^tc
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sixrooms; corner
X1IVnrtiorn avei.ue an*i llaueer street Inquire^l^r a. K A Carpenter, room *^ I*iaabur^ta block.
LXIKKKM^Brick bull^iag; ^rooms, 2stores.^1^ Addrras 1. B , line office.
L't'KRIM -rieaseut Sve-room awelluiy houae^A^ on ^oath aodnej. L, Y LaCrolx A son.^Boom fl.iaourgn Block.
ttaNTstorerooms in Pnan block, also^jj etorerooms aad offices la I'lttdburgb block.
Inquireot Jo tin^bux^h block
W.Thompe. n. room 12, 1'lUa-
RoomsFarnoahed ana Qufunusiied.
LXIKtiBNT^Jiewljr furnlebed rooms at 37 s.^A^ Benton avenne.
LAKUBfront room suitable for an office, first-^class furnish,u rooms uy day, week or^month at L*. S. blocs, corner Main ana Wall street,
L'OKHINT-A cult of unfurnltned rooms with^I* hot aad cold water, rlitn deor from sixth^avenue on Uavls street.
kjawLY furnished parlor and bed room and^_^_N furnlaned rt oms Kor gentlemen, near Main^sueetat no. 124 v.n. - tr^t.
(.UKM^UkD KOOMsat Porter Klats, Kwinn^A/ striret, entirely renovated and under new^management. Call in basement or at forter,^Muth A Cox, Oold block.
uafAClFIO or Lanolr Hanea^steam heat,^elegant rooms; Mi, 75, 91, e Its %l.iu per day.^No disreputable characters allowed.
HAtlYKYHOUbK, Orand .street, new and^elegantly furnished rooms, single or in salts 1
Rom* Wanted.
WAXTat)Young gentlemen from the eaat^desires boa d and room In refined private^family, weet side, terms reasonable. Address H.^V^ this office.
whereWater is
GOOD,(HE1P aQd PUHTI.
PORTER,MUTR ^ COX,
GOLDBLOCK.
Thos,Crahan 8c Co's
SFLECTEDLIST OF
REALESTATE BARGAINS :
#12o.^^ per foot for choice property on
HelenaAvenne.^$850.0(^^An elegant corner in BasHett'n
Additionon 8th Ave. 50x140. Kany
terms.
#800Choice lot in Block 8, Basset Ad^^dition. One half cash, balance to
suit.
#2,250--An elegant new six room dwel-^ing, neatly finished in California^r t*^ 1 wood
10.00per foot for 500 foet in choice^location in Syndicate Addition.
$6,000cash for 27 lots in Syndicate Ad^^dition. These lots are principally^choice comers on Honser and^Knight streets and will average^about $8 8^i per foot,
$3,000 five room house on Lynn^dale Ave., lot 80x175 good well on^preuii-e-.
$3,200Nrat dwelling on West Side; six^rooms; lot 50x140; good water on^prenji-iHS, tine cellars, etc.
$1,950For a select 100 'oot front corner^near Kaat Side School, high and^level.
$950.00For a handsome lot, 50x140, on^Eleventh Ave.; a fine building site.
$5,300 A beautiful home ou Clark St.,^six room-', gocd cellar and out^^buildings, will take a good lot as^part payment.
$1,900Neat four room dwelling on^Ninth Ave.
$4,750Fine seven room brick, this side^of Idaho street, fine cellar, gas and^water in the hou*e; bath room,^hot and cold water; all modern^improvements. A bargain.
$350 per foot for block in Boyce Addi^^tion.
$2,250Neat dwelling on West Side, five^rooms, only $300 cash required.
$4,000Choice six room residence on^Lawrence street, this is a model^home and very convenient.
$1,900Beautiful dwelling near depot^with lot 100x140, good picket^fence.
$500.00-Choice lot in Block 21, Lockey^Addition.
Theabove li-t contains but a few of our^bargains.
CornerMain and Broadway.
GoTo The ^New York.
Wedesire to inform the public that our Fall Line of Clothing is now complete, and^we venture to say that never before has such a fine variety of sty lee been shown la^Montana. All our clothing is made by ourselves at our factory in New York, and^we therefore are enabled to sell you much cheaper than elsewhere. We also make^! a specialty of BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
j The celebrated Standard and Star brand ot Shirts. Fisk,^Clark ^ Flagg's world-famous Gloves. Braces and Neckwear,^! Sutton's Famous Stiff Hats, Stettson's Peerless Soft Bats,^Champion Boys' Shirt Waists, E. ^ W. and Lion Drands of^1 Collars and Cuffs, Faultless Night Robes.^Sbirts made to measure.^Custom Made Clothing a Specialty^ SSEYER BROS. At lis Building, Helena.
$200and $25 PER MONTH WILL BUY:
IA cottage on Klghth ave , 100 feet from Motor, well situated, house new, $1,600.
Anew house aud good lot on Madison avenue, $1,600.^I A new house and excellent lot on Alta street, about 300 feet so. of Broa^!way,$l,650.^; $400 for corner lot, 50x140, in N. P. addition No. 1,
$800for corner lot, 50x100, on Breckenridge street, $300 down.^I $400 each for good residence lots on Kast Side.
$25i for a good lot; 50x140,in Cox addition; easy tfrms.
$4,000for an excellent ranch 15 miles from Helena, 2'j milee from Placer; 160^acres: good creek flows through it; excellent dwelling, 12 rooms; barns and^sheds. Will exchange for Helena property.
HOUSESFOR RENT:
$184 room honse noar N P. dopot.
fl84 room honso, Brerkemldip^ str^et.
$..' ml :i room, fnrnlsbod, Pine atrssja.
w^ 10^4 room hoase, Chaucer street
J - ^^ room.f urslshed,Including piano, Grand ^t.
r^(l-room t rick. Sixth ave. ^nd Davis.^11^s-room frame dw'e, one hlk from Helena ^v.^^36^T-room brick. Swing, modern Improvements^$tO-S-room dwelling. Park avenue, central.^S'i^Elegant dwelling, furnished, Lawrence.
EIELE3STA
Lostand found.
LUT A large yellow cat answers to the name^of lull, had a olue ribbon aroiiud his neck^wlih bell attached. Heward wul ba paid to any^oae furnishing Information whers he may be^found. W. A Pareeli, Montana Central freight^office
J OST^A Shrine Jewel; aooarwill be suitably
rewardedhy leaving at this office.
|VOl^NI^^LADLSS pockeibook^office.
Callat this
3i/Hat,ln.esoD=L^c Steele,
1291-2 NORTH MAIN STREET.
NationalTurf Exchange,
OPENSMONDAY. AUGUST 12,
Inthe ATLAS BILLIARD HALL. Direct^Telegraph Wire to all National Turf Congress,^Eastern Circuit and Montana Circuit Tracks*^Come in and see the horses run by telegraph.
LOSTA pointer dog, whit with exception of^liver colored spots oa aide and bead. Ans^^wers to name of Ban go. A re war a of jjs wUl be^paid upon delivery to U. Klowerree
tjX)UNDA hunch of keys. Owner can have^Jv them by applying at this office.
Man
andmxrli Ave
Moneyto Loan.
MOMSi TO LOAN In sum- of %\f) to |;^^,0M^,^on Improved prop-rty in th- ^ ity ot ileiena^aad on farms and ranches In Mot-tans, money^furnished for building purposes 11. t^ Palmer,^uold block. Helena
MONEYLOANaD by j. M. Johnson at^Lockey s od.ee on furniture, plaaor,^horses, wagon*, and any pro pert, of value with^^out reu.oval trom owner s
MONEYTO LOAN upon Helena real ,sLaSa,^upon reasonable terms. Apply to adaara
C.KaeseiL, room^Mont.
Thompson block. Hen
1AROB amounts of money to loan on improved^J_j sad unimproved city real estate aad oa^ranches at low rates c. F. Xiiie A Osaj insurance^agents, reai estate agents, mortag-s loans.
MONEYto loan on Improved Helena property.^Tims and terms to sou. jnu. rs. M. NsAU,^rooms 6 aad T. Askby building.
OAKS oa Improved real tstsss at sow rates^I a of lnteresc.POi.K A liKVINK
SeTenthai,unal opening, Sept. 2. H^8{^.^Parents inieiidiiitr to s-nd sons and^(iaiiet.ti r- lo t-.i- (m.ptilur and excellent^school of tiur-iij^-*s. should correspond^and make arrangements this month.^No vacation daringin PKKNIN
SHORTHAN* DKPARTViKNT. Day and^evening sessions. Students admitted at^any time. Send for circulars or read^^The^ Kdticator.^ Address
H.T. KNGKLHCRN. Helena. Mont.
cookecity,
TheNext Great^Mining Region^of Montana.
RealEstate
AUCTIONEXCHANGE,
GRANITEBLOCK,^MAIN STREET, HELENA, MONT.
tadItaemil Credit Auction
MiaoellaneouA.
WANTEDBallah.e parties desire trom SO to^to JUO head of ^t . a to winter or take on^shares. Have plenty of feed aud shelter and run^alnz water that never freezes. Address T^ this
16Bridge
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street. Fine wines, o
Thec. slest place in town^pie re^ore, beer
ASTRAIOBTTIP-The c. sleet plan^to Foy ulsters cu-ar store and ^am pie room
Acorps of engineers are now in the^field surveying a line for a railroad ex^^tension to Cooke City.
Thebuilding of this railroad, which^will probabl* be within a year, will^make this camp, with its inexhaustible^deposits of ore, one of the liveliest In^tana.
WANTKDA tew thousand good stock and^mutton sheep. Answer, with lowest price^aad where can be seen. Independent office Also^lyMO tosja good hay for ease near IHsaiiaii ^^ Dak.^Answer, witk beat offer on track at fltosaarck. A.^L , care mi ladipsadeat.
IFMrs. Juna Lee ^^arcsaoa. battered to be^where In Montana, will address N. H Hemlup,^^M S. ^. Fifth street, Mlnaaariolto, Minn., she^will tears wilMn to her pecuniary advantage.
Wehave for sale 50 very desirable^business lots in Cooke City at prices^ranging from $50 to $150 each. These^lots are sure to have a rapid increase In^value.
White,Johnstone ^ Co.,^Real Estate.
Rooms5 and 6, Union Block.
ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria
ofbuilding lots
Ahonanza for the homese^ke-r. tun speculator the investor, and^for each and everyone looking for an absolutely safe and^profitable investment.
SALETO-ZLSriGrBLT-
Andcontinuing every evenine nntil ail are sold. Sale will^commence at 8 o'clock fharp
McLEANPARK.
Thissplendidly situated residence property is located just one-^half mile from the Helena city limits, and the new Motor line,^for which a franchise has been obtainei and the construction al^^ready commenced, will run to and past this plat, thns giving^buyers easy ac^ss to and from i he business portion of Helena, at^the same time avoiding the onerous taxes imposed on city prop^^erty while enjoying all the privileges. Good water is easily ob^^tainable, and a project is now on foot to supply the city water^past this property. The college now in course of erection is two^and one-half miles north of these lots and there is no doubt that^in the very near future McLean Park will be one of the most fav^^ored of our suburban residence locations.
Nowis the time to invest, for the buyers will make their own^Drices as every 16t will go, without reserve, to the highest bid^^der. The terms will be made exceedingly liberal. Plans of the^plat with terms ol sale, are now being distributed and may be^had ofJOSEPH WOLF,
RealEstate Auctioneer, Office and Sale Room, Granite Block.
