The Helena independent. [volume], May 23, 1889, Image 4

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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 23, 18S9.
CENTRALPARK.
ANew Resort on the Montana Central^to be Thrown Open to the^Public.
Butteand Helena Turners Will Join^in a Grand Picnic Next^Sunday.
Al^-t^^- Hs.ru on the Klmini Trml^--Oth*r^Uxl Happening, t hrwDicle*^tor the Public.
Anew pleasure reaert haa been laid out^on the Montana Central railioad two mile*^below Bemiee and i^ called Central Park.^It is twenty-two mllet from . ^ .tte and aitu-^ateil in pictureniue ^p^t thruuRh which the^^ at.-ra of biaon creek How. The park con^^tains aixty acrea and at the lower end an^immense spring carrying flJOincnta ot pure^cr^^tai water gunhea forth from the foot of^a mountain and after running a short dis^^tance flows into Bison creek. A number^of delightful grovea, enrubbery.^tall pines and spruce are^scattered over this park, while abundant^and luxuriant grasa and wild flowers^t rompt the loiterer to real. Tall moun^^tains and deep ravines and silvery steami^in each make the spot a favored one for^lovers of landscape and a Beld for the art^^ist and poet. This new resort will be for^^mally tnrown open neat Sunday by a grand^ex'-ursion and pu nic under the auspices of^tiie Butte Tturu Verein. A large num^^ber of men have been busily at work tor^ti:e past two weeks beautitving the^Mat A dancing pawlion 7^ii30 feet, a bar^room 14xS^ feet, a dining hall 50x30 feet,^with kitctien and panto besides uumerous^tables and tienc hes under the trees, swings,^hortxontal bars, teeters, ttwng Dutchmen,^etc., have tieen erected, root races, a fat^man's rare and a lengthy list of other ath^letic sports, with prizes for each, will be^inven by the turners. The Montana Cen^^tral excursion rate for the occasion from^Helena will be S3 50 for the round trip.
OpeningDay.
Mrs.M. M. Myles haa returned from^New York witn a complete line of ladies^and rhildrens wear. She invites the ladies^nt Hriaak inspect her stock at Atlas^block opposite the opera bouse.
TurnVerein Excursion to Central Park^Cen'ral I'ark, the nea resort on the Mon^^tana Central will be opened Sunday, May^jv t^^ the ll^ lena and Butte Turn Verein,^l^^ giving their first grand picnic and ex-^eansM of the season. A large dining^MM ami pavilion haa been erected, and^Mill thing arranged tor the convenience of^pi.-tiie parlies. The rate from Helena will^b.- 5o for the round trip.
V\i would call especial attention of the^MkM to our cloak and suit department^^ r- we are offering some very rare nov-^i ties t^^r lens money than the same gar^^ment can be made for.
Kaleioha Cl.AKkK.
ONTHE RAIL.
AKluioii Mother ^.iws lllrth tu a Ituhe on^the Kiiuini Train.^Mrs. I. J. Murphy gave birth to a girl^baby on the Itimini train at 5 p. tu. yester^^day, just as it landed at the Northern Pa-^cine depot. The infant was dead at birth^and deformed. Mrs. Mnrphy is the wife of^a miner at the Kuului mines. She said the^physician at tnat place directed her to go^to Helena. Mie w as iu a very critical con^^dition and Conductor Collins did all in his^power to relieve her. A lady at the depot^was procured to assist Mrs. Mur^^phy, who was removed to the ticket^office, where Dr. l.eiaer attended her.^The dead infant, which was wrapped^in a newspaper and left in the place ot it's^birth about two hours was later buritd.^Mrs. Murphy directed Da. Leiser to No.^rtlli Broadway, where she had friends^named McCoomb but no one could be^found t^v that name in the place mentioned,^officer Flynn exerted tumaelt to see that^she was properly cared for and abe was^remov ed to a uospital.
THESOUTHERN CROSS
Wehave a big stock of embroideries and^laces including flouncings with narrow-^edges to match, which we have thrown on^our center counters and will sell at a sacri^tice this week.
Kalkh.ha Clakkk.
FiledWith the Secretary.
Thefollowing papers were filed yester-^da^ with Territorial ^ecretarv Waiker-
Noticeof location of the office of the^Helena, Hot .springs ^v Smelter railruavl,^which is on the first tl ^or of the (iold^block.
leed from the Helena Motor railway^company to the Helena, H t .Springs A^smeller railroad. The consideration is^S150.uuu par value stock in the new com^^pany and Sl5u,0O0 par value first mortgage^bonus.
Duplicatecertificate of incorporation at^the Elizabeth Mining company. with I, M.^Ilumses.H. M. I'archen. l'aul A. Kusz,^Charles Clark, John 1. Taussig, August B.^Kwuig, Chas. D. McLure, Chas. W. Wall,^and Anton M- Holier as incorporators.^Capital sU^ck ^5,0110,000, iu Sin shares.
Articlesof incorporation of the Silver^B*w Hydraulic Mining company, with a^capital stock of ^1,500 000. in So shares.^1 lie i.bject of the company is to purchase^and work mines, buy and sell water rights,^construct ditches, etc. The principal place^ot tn.-xjjess is in Butte. The incorporators^are hdwlfi H. Irvine. John Noyes, John^K. Cowan, Ct^^lcs U. Carver, A. S, Car^^ter.
K.P. Kobinson's cleanfast black stock^^ings in ladies.niiases and children's. Every^pair warranted not to crack or fade or^money refunded. These goods can be^found at lialeigh a Clarke's.
DistrictCourt.^Judge Blake disposed of the following^business yesterday:
H455Sciauae Hunike A Co. vs. J. O. Bris^^coe; demurrer of delendaut overruled.
4001ti. M F. Sankey vs. Saint Mary's^Female Academy: plaintiff's motion for a^continuance overruled: temporary restrain^^ing order dissolved without prejudice.
473* Bennet Bros, a Company va. Carl^Kleinschmidt: judgment by default for^SU^4^and costs.
3V44Frederick W. Dunton et al. vs-Joee^Alberto* et al.; motion of defendants to re^^quire security for costs sustained: plaintiffs^to hie bond In the sum of 5100 by May 'J7.
3V4tV Frederick \V. Dunton et al. vs.^Wunam Heed et al.: same order.
::-il Frederic W. Dunton et al. vs. Hen^^ry Tnale et al : same order.
41*:;W. A. Chessman et al. va. Francis^B. Willuuns et al.: judgment by default.
45Sh-Nathan5, Vestal vs. Carroll E.^ti.it. - et al : demurrer to complaint sus^^tained: leave given to file amended com^^plaint by May L'T.
SW3 Benjamin Onstein vs. Blackfoot^Horse and Cattle company: dismissed by^plaintiffs with leave given to reinstate tor^good cause shown.
TryIt.
Tryour best patent Hour, the best in the^market, and Whit taker Star hams, at
JohnT. Yi b h\ * Co.'a.
Thrownand Injured^Dr. D. J. Wait met with an accident on^Tuesday evening, which while not serious^will keep him from his professional duties^for some true. The accident was caused^by a broncho, which the doctor imagined^he could ride, but ascertained he could not^after the animal's bucking capecity had^demonstrated Its ability to keep a rider^from its back. Tbe doctor was severely^bruised about the face and head. He was^on his way to Dr. Blake's ranch when^thrown.
\ttaM Hearing Property fcuppwaal.ly Vary^Rich.
TheSouthern Cross is in all probability^the coming mine of tbe territory of Mon^^tana and will celebrate the admission to^statehood by first dropping stamps upon^output of tbe largest body of gold-bearing^lUartz that has ever been discovered and^developed in the territory. Very little has^been said and nothing has heretofore been^written by authorized parties about the^merits of the Southern Cross company's^group of mines. The first Issue of treasury^stock of 30,000 shares was sold within forty-^eight hours after being offered on the mar^^ket and no more purchasable at any price.^The policy of tbe company has been to^withdraw from publicttv as much as pos^^sible and only from casual visitors has any^information been gleaned of this immense^ore body. The Southern Cross mine is^situated on the west side of tbe Cable bill,^about one-half a mile distant, and its con^^tinuity with the great Cable ledge is clearly^discerned along the surface. Develop^^ment is being vigorously pushed and there^seems bo limit of the ore body: surface cuts^and cross-cuts in the 100-foot level, tbe 175^and the 250 foot levels show an ore body^from twenty-two to thirty-five feet In width.^The average value of tbe ore is from^twelve to eighteen dollars per ton. and as^it is entirely free milling, it leaves a large^margin for profit to tbe owners. The com^^pany's properties include three claims,side^by side, all showing bodies of ore at a sim^^ilar chareter to that described. But as yet^development has been confined principally^to the Southern Cross lode. Experts who^have been through the mine unhesitatingly^pronounce it the greatest showing they^have ever seen in a Montana mine with an^equal amount of development, and the pre^^diction is made that the famous Homes take^has a promising rival in this property.^The trustees of the company were in^session at Butte two days of the present^week and aa a result It Is announced that^a new mill now In course of erection will^be at work pounding on Southern Cross^ore within the next sixty days, while plans^are maturing for tbe construction of the^largest gold plant In Montana to be com^^pleted this year.
11.B. Wallace, who has been Identified^with the development of many gold and^silver mines of the territory, paid the^Southern Cross mine a visit a few days^ago. He was enthusiastic over what he^had seen and remarked that it was the big^^gest gold mine he ever
BOZEMAV*BOOM.
Workto be Actively rushed on Various^New Enterprteee.
Bo7.ima.x.May 22.^[Special to the Inde^^pendent- ]^ The weather has finally settled^down to business and building improve^^ments can be prosecuted with vigor. Word^was received to-day by telegraph that the^plans for the distillery had been completed^at St- Paul and that the architect would^leave on Sunday night for Bozeman. This^means that the site for the great plant will^be selected next week. Mr. Russell, tbe^assistant architect, is already on the^grounds and is preparing to make bis^permanent home here. He will have^charge of the inside works and is a skilled
whiskytester.^1. D Baker, a banker, of Bismarck, was
intbe city Sunday, concluding the arrange^^ments for a large xrain elevator. It is be^^lieved that T. C. Power is in with him on^the scheme. The contract for the build^^ings have already been let. F. L. Benepe^will also build a grain elevator, and has^contracted for the rock and excavation.^Tbese elevators will be of great benefit to^the farmers, who are seriously crowded for^storage room in the fall and often com^^pelled to sell their gtain for the lack of ii.
Thewater works crew of pipe layers are^expected from Chicago to-morrow and this^work will go forward as vigorously as pos^^sible. Tbe water is to be taken from Ly^^man creek near town and the reservoirs^are to be located on what is known as the^Cooper ranch, Walter Cooper having sold^it to the company for $32,000.
Theheavy rains of the past week have^been of untold benefit to the farmers who^are now assured that their crops are safe^uutil they can moisten the ground with^water from their ditches. The big canal is^being pushed and will be ready for the^hrst of July.
Therails were cut at Gallatin yesterday^for a side track which will eventually be^tbe branch line from Butte. A great many^of the idle men in Bozeman have gone to^Gallatin to work on the railroad grade.
PERSONAL.
Theall wool, forty-four inches wide,^serge that Kaleigh ^ Clarke are selling for^75 cents is attracting the attention of ail^economical buyers.
REPORTORIALNOTES.
Therewere Scandanavian Lutheran ser^^vices held at tbe Helena Business college^last evening.
Themedical certificate of Dr. Mcll. Mc^^Kay was filed with County Clerk and Re^^corder Tooker yesterday.
Earlyin June the Northern Pacific's^through passenger trains will be made up^entirely of vestibuled cars.
EllPerkins will lecture at Y. M. C. A.^hall to-morrow evening. Admission, with^reserved seat, only 50 cents.
Themilitia companies of the city are^drilling preparatory to taking part In the^great Fourth of July celebration.
Itwas the double team of Alfred Cheat^^ham that ran away Tuesday afternoon tn-^stead of W. H. Tatem's team as erroneously^stated.
Allschool children who are to take part^In the exercises on Decoration Dav are re^^quested to meet at Encore Hall Friday at
2p. m.
J.Hamburger has accepted the general^agency for Montana of ^Remarks by BUI^Nye.^ This book is meeting with a large^sale in tbe east.
Marriagelicenses were issued yesterday^to James P. Colton and Adelaide Crane, of^New York; W. O. Mitchell and Lottie Bet-^ties, of Granite.
Aworkman at a saw mill at Wickesville^was caught in a pulley Tuesday evening^and sustained a broken leg. He was re^^moved to tbe Missoula hospital.
AngusCameron, of Great Britain, Dr.^Carl Schulin and Charles Grossman, of^(iermany, took out their naturalization pa^^pers in the United States court yesterday.
Thelast issue of tbe Chicago Horseman^contained a fine illustration of Spokane,^which Secretary Pope is having enlarged^into a crayon drawing by a Helena artist.
Thefirst accounting of the administrator^in the Rand estate was filed in the probate^court yesterday and a commission ap^^pointed by Judge Howey to determine^whether it is best to sell the property.
Mme..lanauschek, the famous tragedi^^enne, begins a week's engagement at^Ming's Opera bouse next Monday night in^liny Mannering, taking the part of ^Meg^Merrilies,^ one of her greatest creations.
TheNorthern Pacific company is nego^^tiating with tbe electric light companies of^Helena to put in a large number of lamps^at the pvasenger depot, general office. Su^^perintendent Kiraberly's residence and the^yards.
TheButte base ball team has arranged^to come to Helena next Sunday to play the^Marysville boys. A strong local team is^about organized and will be in trim to play^itn engagement with the Bozeman club on^Decoration day.
Thecase of Katharine L. Ming vs.^(ieorge B Foote to quiet title.one of the so-^called lot jumping cases, has been argued^^^^t re .Iwige Blake, who will probably ren^^der a decision next week. This is a test^case for similar suits.
Anodd sight at tbe Northern Pacific^depot yesterday was a car of immigrant^movables. The ends of the box cars were^packed with household effects while in the^center were two stalls, one of which con^^tained a cow and the other a horse. Tbe^outfit was bound for Washington territory.
Atelegram received yesterday announces^that 4 h of July has been fixed by the^Board of Bishops of tbe Methodist Episco^^pal church as the time for the session of^tbe Montana annual conference, and that^Bishop D. A. Goodsell, of New York City,^has been appointed to preside. The session^will be held in this city in the new St.^Paul's church, now nearly completed.
Asocial, under tbe patronage of the^young ladies of the Methodist Episcopal^church, will be held this evening at the^hall of the Good Templars, corner of War^^ren and Grand streets. Strawberries, ice^cream and other refreshments will be^served: also a sale of fancy and useful arti^^cles. Tbe ladies are working to furnish^their new church and cordially invite all^their friends.
GuyX. Piatt Is over from Butte.^J. W. Buskett left for Billings last even^^ing.
IkeMoorehouse, of Butte, is at the Inter^^national.
A.W. Jones, of Bozeman, is at the Cos^^mopolitan.
T.Brophy and wife, of t.ranite, are ai^tbe Merchants.
Hon.Granville Stuart, of Maiden, Is at^the Cosmopolitan.
AttorneyW. J. Scallon, of Butte, is at^the Urand Central.
F.J. Taylor, of Minneapolis, is regis^^tered at the Merchants.
Rev.F. A. Riggin and Rev. W. A. Shan^^non, of Bozeman, are in tbe city.
ClarenceKinna and mother have re^^turned from a month's visit to the east-^Henry McLean Martin, the Boston wool^merchant, is stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
CityMarshal Hard and onVers Kuddick^and Crookhan returned from Butte yester^^day.
A.M. Thornburg, who his been seriously^HI for the past week, was out last evening^for the first time.
Specialagent Britton of the pension bu^reau is in Helena. He will investigate^several applications for pensions.
Jos.S. Taussig, J. H. Dieckman and^Robert Atieles. left for St. Louis yesterday^evening via the Northern Pacific.
MissMay Casey, a Butte social leader,^was a passenger on yesterday evening's^east bound train, en route to her home in^Canada on a summer's visit.
JudgeF H. Moody, of Missoula, and^Col. A. McGowan, of Horse Plains. Mis^^soula county, were in the city looking after^land matters in this district yesterday.
SuperintendentM. C. Kimberly. of the^Northern Pacific, left in his handtomely^appointed private car last evening for St,^Paul and will return with his family in the^course of a week.
J.C. Healey and wife are in the city on^a visit to their relatives. Mr. and Mrs.^John Uogan, of 1526 Lyndale avenue.^They will leave for Bozeman in a few days^to join a bunting and fishing party.
J.B. Ross, of St. Paul, the well known^railroad man who is now northwestern^passenger agent for tbe Chicago, Milwau^^kee A St. Paul railway was in the city yes^^terday and departed for the east last even^^ing via the Northern Pacific.
LeoScheben,Lemp's popular represen^^tative, denies that he is in any way con^^nected with the brewery deal spoken of^yesterday, and says be knows nothing^whatever about the matter, nor bow his^name came to be used in connection there^^with.
CorneliusDoremus, a New York million^^aire, and secretary of the Germania Life^Insurance company, who has been visiting^bis son Fred Doremus, the Montana agent^of the (termania, arid looking after his^| mining interests in the Uro Fino district,^departed for New York last evening via^the Northern Pacific.
ARelic Unearthed,^While excavating for sewer connection^with the new saloon to be opened up in the^premises formerly occupied by R. C. Wal^^lace, workmen yesterday unearthed a piece^of a pine log which was a portion of^first water pipe ever laid in Helena, about^twenty five jears ago. It was about two^fewt long and well preserved. A relic hun^^ter took it home with him and promised to^turn it over to the historical society.
TheMajor Budd Again.
W.J. Scallon, the Butte attorney, ar^^rived in Helena yesterday and filed notice^of an ither suit against Schwab A Zim^^merman, some time in the early part of^June Judge Blake wil! consider the re^^straining order filed some time ago to pre^^vent the execution and sale ot the Major^Budd property. Tbe present action is^brought b^ stockholders, alleging a repre^^sentation of 200.000 shares, on similar^grounds previously advanced, that the^judgment of debt was obtained fraudu^^lently.
Wehave a beautiful line of spring walk^^ing jackets, made of broadcloth in all the^new shades, directoire style, trimmed in^Persian trimming, which we are offering at^a sacrifice this week.
Kai.kk.hA Clarke.
Contract.
Sealedproposals will be received at tbe^office of Stephens,Bickford a- Higgins, Mis^^soula, M. Ti up to the boor of 12 m., June^5th, A. d. \m^, for the erection of the Hig-^gtns Bank building. The plans and speci^^fications can at any time be seen at the^office aforesaid.
Contractorsmay give figures for tbe erec^^tion of the whole st ructure, or for any de^^partment of the works. If a tender or bid^is given for the whole the contractors must^stipulate tbe cost of each part embraced by^the figures he may submit. Tbe owners^reserve tbe right to reject any or all bids.^Should further explanation or information^be desired by local contractors, they can^get the same by calling at tbe office of the^architects, Messrs. Paulsen a McConnell,^rooms 34. 35 and 9r^, Pittsburg block, city.
Fha.nkG. UtuotNs,
Wehave some beautiful shade* In a^ligbt-weight summer dress goods in all tbe^new shades, that we rare selling at a bar^^gain this week.
RaleighA Clarke.
ASocial Entertainment.^Tbe entertainment and festival at Adams^hall was financial:) and socially a success.^The programme was excellent, and at the^conclusion refreshments were served. A^vote was taken to determine the most^popular young lady and gentleman. Miss^Minnie Drury received the highest number^of votes, and her popularity over all com^^petitors was established. C. Ennis and^Oliver Stinuley ran close for the second^prize, out Mr. Ennis came out winner.
ToYellowstone Park.
Owingto the improved condition of the^roads in the Yellowstone National Park, it^has been decided by the Yellowstone Park^association to open tbe hotels at Mammoth^Hot Springs, Norris, Lower and Upper^Geyser Basin and Grand Canyon on May^Uth. one month earlier than heretofore^The Northern Pacific railroad will run^trains dally between Livingston and Cin^nabar.
Thetransportation company expect h^make the round trip on the same schedule^as in effect during the regular season, which^will give tourists five and one half days^with the park limits.
CHAS.S. FEE. O. P. A T. A..
SLPaul, Minn.
A.D. Edgar, Gen. Ag't.
Helena,Mont
Changeof Railroad Time.^Chief Dispatcher C. A. Mc Master of the^Rocky Mountain division of the Northern^Pacific and Chief G. A. Loasby, of tbe^Montana division, were here Monday and^Tuesday assistsng N. Kline, assistant^superintendent of transportation, with a^new time card to take effect J une 2. The^object of the new card is to shorten ud tbe^time between Helena and st. Paul. Train^No. 1 will leave one hour earlier than at^present, which the east bound will leave^ten minutes later. The time to St Paul is^now 47 hours, and under tbe cbange the^run will be made in 43 hours.
Asault-at-Arms at the Y. M. C. *.
Rooms.
Inorder that the kind of work done in^the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium may be gen^^erally known, tbe members, under the di^^rection of Professor Edward Bellis, will^give a grand assault at-arms, and gymnas^^tic exhibition, in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, on^tbe evening of Tuesday. May 28, 188V,^commencing at 8:30 prompt. The items^presented will be interesting and enter^taining: embracing exercises to piano ac^companiment, b;^uts with fencing foils,^broadswords and bayonet, boxing and^gymnastic teats.
Theproceeds will be devoted to the needs^of the association and gymnasium.
Admissiontickets may he obtained from^tbe members, office New York Life Insur^^ance company. Granite block, and Calkins^A Featherly, Broadway. Reserved seats,^50 cents: unreserved. 25 cents.
Giltedge dressing never injures the^finest shoe. Acme polish beats the world^for brilliancy, one shine wears a week.^Sold at Fred Gamer's.
Ho,for St. Paul Races.
TheNorthern Pacific railroad will make^a rate ot $^S5 from Helena to SL 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 21st, goad to^return until August 2d. Go and see the^great Derby winner, Spokane.
Chas.Feb, g. P.sT.A.
A.D. hi it, ah. General Agent.
8pckane,the Flyer.^Tbe Montana Central railway company^have made arrangments to give to tbe peo^^ple of Montana an opportunity of seeing^tbe phenomena] race horse, Spokane. Mon^^tana's pride, at the races which will take^place at St. Paul in July next. A rate of^^65 tor the round trip from Helena to St.^Paul and return will be made. For fur^^ther particulars apply at the citv ticket^office. Mantana Central railway company^No. 34 Granite block.^J no. J. Fa i. los.P. P. SHELBT,
CityTicket Agent- General Manager.
ChildrenEnjoy^The pleasant flavor, gentle action and^soot.nng effects of Syrup of Figs, when in^need of a laxative and if tbe father or |^mother be costive or bilious the most grat^^ifying result follows its use, so that it Is tbe
J1beat family remedy known and every fam- ;^ly should have a bottle.
THEELIZABETH.
Oneof the Heavy Stockholders Says^Work Will Be Vigorously^Prosecuted at Once.
NoSuspension of Operations Feared^From the Actions of Mr.^Coquard a Protester.
St. Louit Capital Willluf u^ Assist iu^Developing the BtwnnM of^Montana.
J.H. Dieckman, one of tbe prime movers^in tbe West Granite-Elizabeth deal, board^^ed the Northern Pacific train last evening^for St. Louis. While waiting for the train^he said to an Isdei'esdest reporter that^as soon as he reached St- Louis and the or^^ganization of the Elizabeth company is^perfected by filing the necessary docu^^ments there, that work on the Elizabeth^lode would be vigorously prosecuted. -'We^have the money in the treasury to do it,^^he said, ^and if there is any ore or ledge^in tbe mine we are going to know of it be^^fore long. No expense or labor will be^spared to determine this. Our labors of^organization at this end are completed in a^way which greatly pleases the majority of^tbe stockholders and should please all.
Whatfurther action will Mr. Coquard^take .'^^ was asked.
Hewill undoubtedly bring suit against^the company ot some kind, but he cannot^materially interfere with what we have^done.
Couldbis action cause a suspension of^operations at the mine'.'
Well,hardly.^ replied Mr. Dieckman,^^he is a stockholder and purchased 8,000^shares additional to his 7.700, a few days^ago; It would be to his interest, of course,^to fee the mine developed. 1 nor no one^else can imagine what be expects to gain^by attempting to impede the operations at^the mine, and what he may do will have^but little effect, if any.
Jos.S. Taussig, wbo also left for the^east, said he thought he might be back to^Montana again in August. ^You have a^great miLing country,^ be said, ^and you^will always find SL Louis capital willing^to assist in development of Montana's min^^eral resources.
MAILROUTE CONTRACTS.
AnInvestigation Into C ertain Rids Being-^Made by the Authorities.
Washington,May 22.^The postoffice^authorities to-day began a hearing in the^mail contract cases of W. 11. Smith, G. W.^Underwood. J. R Pigg and L. E. Chappel,^of Windsor, Mo. The respondents are the^successful bidders for about 530 mail route^contracts, the execution of which on the^part of the department was recently sus^^pended by Second Assistant Postmaster^General Whitfield, upon what he regarded^as evidence of irregularities in the execu^^tion of the contracts and the accompanying^indemnity bonds on the part of the res^^pondents. A large number of con^^tracts and bonds were not^signed, either by the actual^principals or their sureties, but one of the^parties in interest signing for all. The^respondents, through their counsel, ad^^mitted many ot the contracts were not^signed by them in their own proper per^^sons, but in all cases were signed by per^^sons holding proper powers of attorney to^sign in their stead. They expressed a per^^fect willingness to execute new contracts^and new bonds in any required amount,^and stoutly maintained their perfect in^^nocence of any attempted wrong. Tbe^case was continued until to-morrow.
Alleconomical buyers of dry goods will^tell you that more genuine bargains are to^be found at Raleigh A Clarke's than in all^the town bosides.
EveryOne Should Read
Thepopular book, ^Remarks by Bill^Nye.^ The New York Herald says of it :^^The prose 'gives away' Edgar W. as^our old friend Bill. The contents may^safely be warranted to provoke a hundred^healthy laughs, a number of sighs i equally^healthy) and a varied assortment of quiet^smiles and reflections. It will cure the^blues quicker than the doctor and at half^the price.
1.IUmui ki.ek, General Agent.
Helena,Montana.
GarfieldBeach.
TheUnion Pacific railway beg to an^^nounce that they will open their bathing^and pleasure resort, Garfield Beach, on^Great Salt lake, Utah, on May 15.
GarfieldBeach is within a few minutes^ride of Salt Lake City, and Is the only^beach on Great Salt lake having a clean,^sandy bottom, free from mud and rocks.
Bathingsuits to rent for ladles and gen^^tlemen, grand concert every afternoon,^restaurant snd a magnificent dancing pa-^villion. make this tbe finest pleasure resort^in tbe west, and is beat reached via tbe^Union Pacific, ^The Overland Route.
Forgenuine pleasure, go to Garfield^Beach. For excursion rates or descriptive^pamphlets, apply to your nearest agent or^E. L. Lomax.^General Passenger Agent,^Omaha. Neb.
TheNorthwestern Barbers' Supply^House, of Tacoma, Wash., D. P. Lewis,^prop , have just issued their annual cata^^logue for tbe year 18H^. This Is tbe most^complete and comprehensive price list ever^distributed in the northwest and reflects^great credit and enterprise on the pushing^house which it represent*. This valuable^catalogue will be mailed free to all tonsor-^ial artists throughout tbe country who^have not yet received one upon sending^name and address to tbe above mentioned^house.
Changeof Time on Montana Central.
Commencingto-day, May 22, train No.^3, Montana Pacific express, will arrive^at Helena 3:45 p. m., leave at 4 p. m. and^arrive at Butte at 7:90 p. m.
It'sonly a question of time,^ and a^short time, too, as to when your rheuma^^tism will yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
ShortLine for the East.^Take the Mont in a Central and Manitoba^railways for SL Paul. Minneapolis and the^east. This is the short line. Leave Hel^^ena at 11:35 a. tu . arrive at SL Paul at V:30^a. m. Only forty-five hours for the trip.^Passengers going east can connect with^morning train from Chicago, toereby giv^^ing a daylight run through Illinois, Michi^^gan, Indiana and Ohio to their destination^and a daylight arrival at many points in^New York state.
FS Lang ^ Co. are selling all sizes of^Philadelphia and Pennsylvania lawn^mowers at cost.
RealEstate Transfers.^The following real estate transfers were
filedIn the recorder's office yesterday:
Cityof Helena. t^y John C. Bullitt, Jr.,^trustee, to William Miller, lots 15, 16,^block S4, Northern Pacific addition$ 4J5
Willim Miller to Samuel ^. Cook, lots IS,^1'.. 1.lock 84. Northern Pacific sortition StO
WahLas to Wins Htgc, lot In Mar^^rllle .. SM
Kul|ihWelle. Jr., to 1^. II. Montgomery 4k^i ^o , lot S, block BS, V orthern Pacific add 2,000
JohnC, Bullitt, trustee, for dtv of Helena,^to William Miller, lots 7, 8, block SI,^Northern Pacific ad^Utlon SIS
JohnC. BuUltt. Jr . trustee for city of Hel^^ena, to WliUam Miller, lota 7. 8, block *i.^Northern P'dflc addition SB0
Johnft Bullitt. Jr. trustee for city of Hele^^na, to William Miller, lots 1, 2, block 83,^Northern Pacific addition 4S5
WilliamMiller to Patrick B.Uallegheretal.,^lota 7,8. blJCk Ki, Northern Pacific addit'n 940
Newlyreceived, a line ot elegant Jer^^seys, in all the new shades and latest^.braided effects at
RaleighA Clakke's.
BEHOLD! QUICKLY! COME!
TO
FRENCHA rVrER.
Pittsburgh Block, Main Street.
BargainOfferers.^15 feet on Lyndale avenue running through
toLewis street, frontage on the two
streets,only S1.050.^sy feet foot of Main street: a quick turn:
51.500.
100feet, eighth avenue near Montana av^^enue, choice: Sl.flOO.
50feet, eighth avenue near Raleigh street:^rare chance; SI.200.
25feet. Davis street near Helena avenue,^lex key addition: $475.
175feet Grand avenue addition. Poplar^street: 82,000.
Ownersmust sell; an opportunity for^some one.
ka-1terms! longtime! low interest!
HELtPiA IN BRIEF.
O.W. Jackson, music dealer.
Dinnerfrom 12 to 5 at tbe Bon Ton.
James\Y. Barker, merchant tailor. No.^15 North Main street.
E.R. E. Carpenter's dental rooms, room^30. Pittsburg block. Take tbe elevator.
Goeast via tbe Montana Central and^Manitoba railways, tbe new sleeping and^dining car route to SL Paul and the easL^Through trains leave Helena daily at 11 JiS^a. m.
Born.
BCCKINWHAM-IcHelena, May 8. to the wtfe^William Burklnshsm, aeon.
M^ rile Lodge Flo. S, K . ot P.
aregular meeting of the abave^lodge wUI be held Thursday even^lng T:30 o'clock at their Cattle^^* hall over Parcben ^ drug (tore.^^L t| Brother* of (later lodges are cor-^' f d ally lurried to attend.
CHA3.8. W. THOMPSON. C. C.^^ JAKB LOKB, K. of R. and
Noticeof Dissolution of Copartner-^ahip.
Node*la hereby given that tbe partnership here^^tofore erlatlng between the nuai latum I ander the^firm name aad etyle of Set mldt A ' o. u this day^dleeolved br mutual consent. Mr Boyd F Dick^^inson haa sold cut hie In ereet m said arm aad In^^*^ .infill thereof to Messrs. John W. BchaUdt^and John F. a*-k^i. who sasnjae all o^liabulii^^ against said firm, and who^authorlxsd to collect or receipt for
DatedHelena, M^nt,
DICKIr-SON,JOHN W. SCHMIDT,^JOBS f.aCBUU
Bargains!
MtTHESO.V^ STEELE.
WANTCOLUMN,
Lota14, 1J and 16 In Block 75 Northern Pacific Ad^dltlon 11.360. Payable t^Z^J down balance in^one and two years.
Agood lot 50xl4u In Northers Pacific Addition^So 1 fronting on Prospect SL $A50.
L..t^^x:*Hn Hewlns Additien fAO
NewCottage on Hoback street, containing 4^rooms, S closets, pantry, clt^ water, good lot^1X400.payable $W0 Ouwn.balance la monthly In
lew'dwelllngon ShUand Street con-^.1, parlor fining room, kite h^n. two^i with eloeeu, pantry, caller, china
sink, water In kitchen, good oat bnlld
Ingeand excel.ant ocatlon $'.1,500. payable SA^j^and $30 ner month.^$275 for a lot ft Br adwater Addition, $511 down
andStS per month,^tiood 5 room house,barn and I good lot* for $1 800,^a bargain
$550for a corner lot, with stable. In easterly Ad
dltlon,4tiK0^Easy terms^A very fine block In Hershfleld Addition on oae
andtwo year* time.
Matheson^ Steele,
I2S1-2 North Main Street
HE P O R T
OFTHE CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS
NationalBank
ATHELENA,^In the Territory of Montana, at the^Close of Business, May^13, 1889.
RESOURCES.
Loansand discounts$1,118,230 74
Overdrafts,secured and uueeenred15,916 47
I s Bands to secure circulationVS.mio 00
Otherstress, bonds, mortgageeItVISS 4
Duefrem approved Re^^serve Agents$150,888 73
Duefrom other National
Banks45.4S( SB
Duefrom state and private
Banksand Bankers 4ti.^* SS-142,M!I
Realestate, furniture and fixtures18,177 4S
Currentexpeneee and taxes paidV,U05 Ox
Premiumspaid2,381 21
(hecks and other cash items $ 1,123 40
Billsof ..tber Banks^,:*.*^ ^^
Fractionalpaper currency,
nickelsand cento834 VI
Specie7*,1S5 00
Legaltender notes WLOOO 00-268,240 al^Redemption fund with I'nlted states
Treasurer2,srri 00
I.he
$1,751,13'sr
LIABILITIES
Capitalstock paid in$150,000 00
surolusfund75.000 00
UndividedprofitsS4,0n0 87
NationalBank notes outstanding50.040 00
Individualdeposits subject^to check$271,7*5 27
Denia-idcertificates of De^^posit12,'Jl 7*
Timecertificate of deposit 7tr.K2 21
Cashier'schecks outstand^^ing^ so
Due to other National
Bankstae,4M 74
Dueto State and private
Banksand bankers151,^2S 57 -l,3M,02O 08
Total...
$1,751,120
Territorvof Montana, County of Lewis and^Clarke r.s
i,L. H. Hershfleld, President of the above^named bank, do solemnly swear that the above^statement is true to the beet of mv knowledge and^MM^.. H HEItsilKIELD, President
Subscribedand sworn to before me this 22d dav^of May, l*^.
W.C. WHIPPS, Notary Public^Correct^Afibet:
S8 HUNTLEY, .
Wl.HUDNALU '.Directors.
MOsEeMOKRIS. \
Ming'sOpera House.
JOHNMAQUIRE,
Mtngsr.
OneWeek and Saturday Matinee,^Commencing
JAIONDAY,MAY 27
frrandFarewell Tour and Last Appear^^ance in Helena of tbe World's^Greatest Tragic Actress,
JANAUSCHEK,
I'nderthe Management of Mr. Frank^V. Hawley. and Supported by Mr.^GEO. D. CHAPLIN and a Splen^^did Legitimate Company,^Producing
MegMerriles
TbeGreat Romantic^Musical Drama,
Mondayand Thursday Evenings and^Saturday Matinee,
(tlvenwith all the bright sparkling music, grand^choruses, etc, used in Madame Janaaachek's^matnlfl' SQt production at the Union Square The^^atre, New York City.
Mary
StuartTbe Grand Historic^OlUdU, Court Drama,
Tursdayand Friday Evenings.
TbeSublime Tragedy,
MACBETH,
Wednesdayand Saturday Evenings.
ReservedBests on sale at Pope A OConnor a.^l^-NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Notice.
ToA. J. Gordon: Yoa will take notice that the^partnership existing between as Is this day die^solved, as I hereby withdraw from said firm and^decline to be further hound by any transactions of^said firm or of yourself as a member of the same.
W.H. BAKBK.
Helena,Mont., Mar ^, 18BM-
PACIFICTime T^BLt^Tbe following Is the time of the arrivals aad^departures of trains on the Northern Pacific on^the new schedule, taking effect Sunday, March
Si.188^.
arbjtalsat ^klbha
No.1^Through West-bound express^^ *^Through East-bound express.^'^ 8^ ButteVMIaeoula and Hei. Exp^^ is^ Marrsv Ule 1 aeeenser
1-Marysville Accommodation.^20^ Rimini Accommodation, Monday
3:5Up m^7:10 p m^12:90 p m^8:40 am^2 4,, p m
Wednesdayand Friday^^ . 5^ Wlckae aad Boulder Passenger^dxparti-rxs raoa hki.esa.
No.1^Through West-bound express
2^Through Bast-hound express
 7^Helena. Butte and Missoula Ex
 ^^Marysville Passenger
'11^Marysville Accommodation
19^Rimini Accommodation Monday,
Wednesdayand Friday8:15 am
** 8^Wlcses and Boulder Passenger 4:15pm^A. D. EDGAR, General Agent. Helena, M T^C. S. FEE G. P and T Act St Pan! Minn
5:00p m^10:06 a m
lafifia aj^. 7:25 p m^.7:45 a m^.3:65 p m^10:00 a m
MONTANACENTRAL TIME TABLE.^Following is the time of arrival aad departure^of trains at Helena on the new schedule, taking^effect April 17th, 188S:
TBAiifsAaarva at hslbiia.^No. 4^St. Paul Atlanta: Ex. from Butte and^south, 11:2^ a m.
No^^Montana Feclfl: Ex. from St. Paul^and east 3:45 p m.
No.2^Helena and Butte Ex. from Butts sod
south,8:20 p m.^No. 5^MarywriUe Express, 10 a. m.^No. ~ -Marysville Ex. 840 p. m.
TRAINSDEPART FROM RBXZXA.
Not^St. Paul Atlantic Ex. for St. Paul and^east, 11:3S a. m.
No.3^Montana Pacific Ex. for Butte and^sooth. 4 :00 p. m.
No.1^Helena aad Butte Ex. for Butte and^SSkfiaV ^ -Jf a rr.
No.^^Marysville Express. 7 :S0 p. m.
No.8. Marysville Ex. 4 10 a. m.
TrainsSos. 3 aad 4 coaaect at Butts with Union^Pacific
ForFurther information call on or ad drees any^agent of It la company, or
FP SHELBT. Oen Manager, He lama.^M P BBNTUN Trav Pass Act. Helena
KRANICH'SGROVE!
Thefinest pleasure- resort and^pic nic grounds in the vicinity^of Helena.
TakeMotor for Kessltrs and^a free ride will be given to the^Ground^ and return.
Openat all times.
MAXKRANICH,
Manager.
ASHBURNK. BARBOUR,
Attorneyand Coanselor at Lai
MASONICTEMPLE PEInstNA. EL T.
ARSJITAGESl JACKMAN
$S50flBfV a new ten room brick
*0v,ww house on the East Side Terms easy
$7fidWILL BUY a three-room house aad^**' ' mm two lots. Come and see it.
$4,^nn w 1 uL BfV a nine-room brick house^VTiJ\J\J two blocks from Mala street.
$2600Wddia BL Y 100 froBt fw,to c*a,r^J
$1AAftO WILL B V the fln^st reach in the^1 ^uu territory, 337 scree, cuts 40u tons^bine joint hay
t400nW1LL BfV eight-room brick house^^P^VV/V/ on llth avenue, near Rodney
JOTr. dirt cheap in Wesley an addition.
ARMITaGEA JACKMAN
ForSale
TTHJRBALE^A good plane, Voae A Son s^A^ eqnare, or will exchange for h ^ra^, pony, or^cow. owner haa no room for It. tsood bargain.^Inquire this office.
bjXJRHALE^Hotel and furniture complete.^1 Inquire at this office
[jR SALE^Eight head of registered fnort^P Horn bulls and ten head of high grade milk^cows for sale al Payne's corral
fjXR BALE^On easy terms, sU room brick^av house, la perfect order, cabin and barn on^rear of lot- Corner Dearborn avenue and Llauser^street. Enquire of Dr. E. K E. Carpenter, room^30, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
o
LDpapers for sale at this othce.
IjVjKBALE^First class boarding bouse and^I* restaurant at Great Falia, now nee 30 regu^^lar boarders and doing a flourishing business.^Cause of aale ill health. Address Misses Brink^and Berg, Great Falls.
HOf.-fand Lou for sale. A Brick House^of eight rooms, corner of Rodney and^Bridge st* , .:ii^6 feet, 1^ fine shade trees, also 50^feet adjoining same fronting on Bridge st. j also^161 feet fronting on Roduey st. and 52 feet deep.^Opposite new residence ot A. G. Clarke.
aP STOUT. Agent.^102 South Rodaey st.
SituationsWanted.
Advertisementsunder this head will be In-^sertedthree times free of charge.
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ANTED-Situation to do laandry or cham^^ber work. Address D O , thla omce.
YofM^ MAN,experienced In horsee aed ranch^work, wants posiuoa aa teamster or any other^steady j ^b in wholesale store or private residence.^^ lrst-ciass refer,ncee. Address u. Duncan, Y. M.^C A
LADY,highly respectable aad capable, would^like to take charge of lodging bouse during^owner's absenoe from town. Address Enterprise,^this office.
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ANTAD Work in restaurant kitchen by^woman. a. B., this office.
SITUATIONWANTED^By ayoung man In the^O furnltare tine; ten years experience in tu.^Itiarllng wholesale houses In the west. Address^L. U. G., Meat Helena, Moat
WANTEDA permanent position by a thor^^oughly practical engineer; have run bUh
Al l ai^ -\ permanent posiuon oy a^oughly practical engineer; have run^low preeaur-*; have firet-tlaee reference^strictly temperate, address Engineer,^i Hotel, City.
and
am wn.w; m.
manHotel, City
rentesand^Ger
WASTED-A situation by a youth with a^knowledge of btjokkeeplag, but willing to^work at anything elss. Address C. L , P. O. box
147.
WANTEDAn honest, trusty woman wants any^kind of work during da/. Would do odd^jobs. Address C, this efflce
TJOSITI^N WANTED^By waitresses and^I chambermaids. Inquire at Woman's Ex^^change
WANTEDSituation by first else, barber.^Address 1527 Gallatan street, city. Have^no tools
W'ANT g I) Slt;iAtl..n as nurse or cock In small^family In Helena. Highest references fur^^nished. Address Gazette, Missoula, Mont.
WANTEDSituation by s competent black^^smith. Male wages. Address Jno. Ecc.ee-^lon. Great Kalis.
forHeat^Dwelling*, Business Places .Etc
LiXIRRENT^Five room dwell jig. No. 5S4^aj south Rodney street. Apply to L f. La-^Croix. No. JU, Pittsburg block.
r\RENTTwo furnished houses In good loca^JL Uon. Apply to V. T. Gotham, 115 cutler St.
fVHR RENT^Two snail brick stores, just fin-^Av lehed. on Bridge street, near Main street.^Enquire ot Dr. ^. H. E. Carpenter, room 30, Pitts^^burg block. Take the elevator
liXIRRENT^Storerooms in Penn block, also^P storerooms and offices In Pittsburgh l.lncir^Inquire of John W. Thompson, ru.m H Pitts^^burgh Mock.
Rooma Furnished and Unfurnished.
RRENT^A nicely furnished room,^quire at thla office.
In-
ANelegantly furnlsbtd ro .ai, with or without^board. In private family. Apply to Mrs V..^C. Stanley, No. 100 cor. Chaucer and lilfblanu ave.
riVW'O NICELY furnished front rooms for rent,^_L is north Rodney street.
'OKrent^One furnished room for two gen^v tlemen. 737 Fifth avenue.
jVJKKENT^A nicely furnished room. En^C noire at 5jrj sixth avenue.
XHEPACIFIC or Lenoir lionse^Steam beat,^elegant rooms; 50, 75, fil, silts SI 50 per day.^No disreputable characters allowed.
H
ARVEYHOUSE, Grand street, new and^elegantly furnished rooms, single or in suits
Lostand Found.
rOBT^Between Helena and t snyon Ferry one^1 A sixteen bore shotgun In case. Finder re^^turn to C T. Moreli's gun store. Main street,^Helena, and receive reward.
SituationsOffered.
Wi
CiHANDLER wants girl for Fort Shaw, also^j teem for steady work in town U4 Edwards st.
ANTEDWood haulers wanted Apply to^W. B. Logan, superintendent Aihambra^Flume A Mercantile Co , Aihambra, M. T.
OVERSEERSwanted everywhere at home or^to travel. We wish to employ s reliable i er^son la your county to tack up advertise:, enta and^show cards of Electric Goods. Advertisements to^be tacked up everywhere, on trees, fences snd^turnpikes, in conspicuous places, Ln town and^country ln all parts of the L nlted f tales and Can^^ada. Steady employment: wages $2.50 per day;^expenses advanced; no talking required. Local^work for all or part of the time. Address with^stamp, Emory A Co., Managers, :M1 Vine street,^Cincinnati. O. No attention paid to postal cards.
HiaoellaiieoTifi.
fOANH on Improved reel estate at low rates^JLj of Interest.FOLK A DEVISE
pAMEto my place April 23, 1869, one steel^V_/ grey horse with star ln forehead and brand^^ed 11 on left shoulder and an invisible brand on^right shoulder. Weight a ^ont l.ioo lbs. Shod all^around and collar marks. Joseph Patent, Prb k-^ly Pear valley.
SPOKANEFALLS W.T.^Washington ^ Idaho
FAIRASSOCIATION.
RACEMEETINGS
July3, 4. and 5.
Sept.23,24,25,26, 27,28, '89.^$8,600 irTPURSES.
SeptemberMeeting.
Trottingand Running Stake* for^two-year-olds, $40 entrance with $200^added.
DerbyStakes, #50 entrance with #250^added. Clone June 1, when first pay^^ment of entrance will be doe.
Addresssecretary for information.
A.A. NEWBERY, PreaKlent,^B. O. VAN HOU TEN, Secretary.
Buaine
Noiice.
Thepublic are hereby notified that I have this^fibth day of May 11*^. sold all of my right. Que^aad interest ln the ScarfTs restaur aa-. situate on^Urand street, to FaUbaak aad riuaarmeaaeae.^They are gentlemen well viallfied *^ take charge^of the bastneee, aad I sincerely ask that the fibers!^patronage extended to me ^UJ be given to them.
J.
ECAsW
We,the undersigned, have purchased f-om J^W. Scarff hie restaurant at No 10* urand street,^near Pint National Bank, and propose to rua It^under tbe name of The criterion Cafe, strtctn^first class and upon the Euroreaa plan. We^solicit the continuance of all former patronage^given to Mr. Scar*.
FAIKBANK 4 81'TERMEIsTBK
ottosof Dissolution of Partaermhip.
^^^T-!L}tnLhj**^ that the partnership here^taSTsis) iisWlee between the ttsylBiSraed. aaX r the 1^S^at^fJ^I^7* of* MuJUea. la this
SliLJwTSrSI m^tu*- consent, Mr. Dwyer Smv^SSwfesseeet Ln said business to Mr
utandlitijclaims agalna* said firm wUl be^!~f^L5T ^r J**HVh-*^^ slows is aathoru d to^eoi.*ftJ*^,d .t^^l^tTor all claims dne **Jd ^,m.^Dated Helena, Montana, Hit ^^, 188S
MoUle D wy ee,^t t. MCLLEN
SAFEINVESTMENTS
FOR
Largeor Small Amounts
OFFEREDBY
ThomasCrahan,
JR7'SOOKin* ranch of *^' acres, near^^P I OW sua, good houae and barn. *-^of stock cattle. 11 calves. ^ horsee, new M
$1700
Belhead
_aew Mcfor-
mlckself-binder. 1 mower, S wagons, plows, bar^rows, etc . good water rl. nt. easy terms.
B** location on Brcedwey. be-^V ^tween Main street and court house.
Xiiloofeet Select business property
OnChoice brick e=nser, eight rooms,^tP^1 I vyvr katSawASS, weU finished through^^out, la Floweree sddlttoa.
fliA/rV^ Si--^ room frame, just being com^W~t\J\J\J pieted. la Fiow-rree addition a^very neat, alghUy property.
tAAnfiBwesa r ~.m solid brick, in Slower^^P^^\J\J\J ree addition This is sn ezoailamt^property for a fine home, with large, level lot.^CI^O^=,f\/^l New frame, elegant desltm.'s'lx^(POOOU rooms, lot .VJiltO, tn Plowerree ad^^dition, eaej terms.
Q^rWl w*^ b,,ut S-room frame, ln Broad^iP^tOVSW water addition, good stone ce.tar.^Chessman water in yard and house, large lot^KkA ORA Substantia. ^ room brick, on Plftb^tD^*J^-'\_r avenue, choice location, large lot.
Neat^ room house on Lyndale av^^enue. Easy terms.
3lQOi~k Desirable 6 room house on Broal^tJ)OZUU way, nMr Maleigh, fine view. Thla^Is a bargain.
COQ/~k/*^kFive ro im frame, neet and weil-^^^^it3\J\J ootUi gnot .ton, cellar, on F.fth^avenue bet seen Kaleigh and He at tie streets.
4'37Rn^li room brick on Ninth arenas,^^PO f \J\J oa Motor Une, well built aad tine^view, large lot.
BEATTIEADDITION ^Lots $771, $^oa, SS90,^tWO, $1,000.
QLAEEADDITION-Lota $800. $1,000, $1,500.
LUCKBY ADDITION ^ A few choice lots at^^i-r^ to saw.
NUKTHEKN PACIFIC ADDITION NO. 1-^Two choice lota at $4Vi and $e)U.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ADDITION NO *^^Lots $375. $*^, $.150.
FLOWERHARDEN ADDITION ^Nice lerel^lots, $$a to $700.
HERSHPIELDADDITION ^Fine slghUy lots,^$:.'^. $^^, $^^^, $ton.
Ot'RLIST of properties for sale comprises^choice snd selected houses and lots ln every^quarter of the city and suburbs.
THOMASCRAHAN,
ThompsonBlock. Room 10. opposite^Craud Central Hotel.
Moneyto Loan!
InSums to Suit on From Six^Months to Five Years Time^on Real Estate BsjcEuity.
Moneyon Hand. No Delay.^Cash Paid for Real Estate ^^Mortgages, by
W.H. Ci.akk ^ Son, Gen. Agt's
NORTHWESTERN
Minneapolis,Minnesota.
Boardof Trade Room, Pittsburg Block. Helen ^.^CHAS s. ELTINt.E, Ageat at Butte C ity.
STEAMBOATEXCURSIONS.
SandsBros.
GrandSlaughter Sale of
Ladies'annd Misses' Spring Garments!
OnMonday morning we will commence a grand^mid-season sale of Ladies' and Misses' Spr ng Gar^^ments at prices that will astonish everybody. Not^^withstanding that our
CLOAKDEPARTMENT
Isthe largest in the city, we are compelled each^season to close out new and desirable goods at a^sacrifice in order to make room for later orderp.^Each garment is marked in plain figures with reg^^ular price, and also this week's price, so that cus^^tomers can see for theme el vf-s whether they are^getting a bargain or not. We never advertise a^bargain unless we can give one. Ladies will do^well to examine our stock before purchasing else^^where.
SANDSBROS.,
HELENA.
M.T.
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. Tor^Years We Have Made a Specialty of^Summer Clothing, and our Goods Enjov^he Highest Repute. This Season's^Pillflrfl.lt V I fiflTI PiO Preparations were Made on an Elaborate^UUaiaUlJ LUail UU. scale, and our Counters and Shelves
ContainFull Lines in Every Branch o^Men's and Youth's Clothing. Our Spring^Overcoat, Suiting and Trousering Display^i one of the Most Extensive and Desir^^able Ever Presented and is Worthv of^the Consideration of All
The*^u^hv : ^Rove^ will make rvsmlar exrar^f^i n tripe from HUger'a l.andlnp through ff *^^(tat* of the Mountain* to Picnic Canyon, Bear-^tooth and Willow Cre^k and return on' Tueef1a^e,^Tharedayp and 8undave daring the navi^ablf ava-^eon of 1HW.
Aleowt.lmake Special Tripe to eame pointa^with partle* of ten p*r^one or more, leaving Hl\-^eer's at 10:30 a. m and return at 3:30 p. m.^Fair on regular daye to Picnic Canyon and
returnper pereon $2.90
ToWillow Creek and Beartooth $3.00
Partiesof flftaen or more pereon^ Including
Stagefare from Helena and return to PIc-
nirCanyon $3.00
ToWillow Creek and beartooth $3.50
Informationand convevanree furnished by the^HELENA CAB CO.^N. niLOEtf, Proprietor.
CornerMain and B-oadway
GANS^ KLEIN.
PRINCIPALPOINTS
EAST,WEST,^NORTH and SOUTH
AT
28North Main St
Helena,Mont.
A.E. VEAZIE, Pass. Agt.
A.LEWIS, G. A., Butte, Mont.
FurnishYour Houses
.AT-
WHITEHEAD'S,
117BROADWAY.
Minneapolis^ St. Louis
KAILW A Y
ANDTHE FAMOUS
ALBERTLEARODTE.
TWOTnROL'GH TRAINS DAILY
FROMAVL amd MINNEAPOLIS
TOCHICAGO
WithoutChiiim, l ornracTina with thb FAST
trainsop all lots fob tub
EASTAMD SOUTHEAST I
Tbe*DIRECT land ONLY LINR running^TUROUUH CARS Isstwmn MINNEAPOLIS aad
DES MOINES, IOWA
ViaALBERT LEA iid FORT DO DOE.
IFSOLiDTHROUGH TRAINS jK
BETWEEN
Minneapolis^ St. Louis
andts^ PrtnclT'Bl cities of the Mississippi Valley,
connrctlntrin I'nlon D*^p^^t for all points^SOUTH ahD SOUTHWEST!
MANY HOURS SAVEDSsinSJ
TWf^ TRAINS DAILYto l'H\K( ITV^LKAVKNWliRTH and JV/Vi^OAj CI I I .^ATI HIS 'N, making connections wltn the Union^Pacific aad Atcnlaon, Topeka* Santa Fe Railway-
-loss connections made ln Union Depot wltfc^all tra'as ^ a M Panl, Minneapolis A Manitoba.^Ncrthern Pacific. M Paul A Dolnth Ral.eays,^from and to all points NUKTH and NORTHWEST
U'lVlRIk! 1 he Trains of tbe MINNEAPOLIS^*' ,,j1)m ^ * -t LOUIB RAILWAV are com
Sowedof COMFORTABLE DAY C ACHES,^1AONIFICENT PULLw AN SLEEPING CARS,^HORTON REi LINING CHAIR CARS, and oar^Justly celebrated
PALACEDINING CARS!
f~r~150LBs. OF BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE,^rare always as iww aa ta^ lowest: For Tims^Teniae, Through Tickets, etc , call npoa tna^BWBwaat Ticket A rent or write to
C.H. HOLDRlDGE,
Gea'lTkt. A Pass A^1 Mlnreaiollr MUta
HEADQUARTERSFOR
PRODUCEANDFRUITS
LEMONS,ORANGES, PINEAPPLES,
CALIFORNIACABBAGE AND NEW POTATOES.^MICHIGAN APPLES,BUTTER, EGGS,
AHRiVlfc'GDAILY BY EXPRESS
CHEEKIES -cVIND STEAWBEEEIES.
OtherCalifornia Fruits as Soon as in Market.
M.G. COHN ^ CO
CornerEdwards Street and Park Avenue.
NoGoods at Retail.
BARNETT,MAY ^ CO.,^Real Estate and Insurance
GoodBargains in City Property Always on Hand:
ChoiceLots in the Best Additions to Helena.
FireInsurance placed in tne Strongest Companies.
ATLASBLOCK:,
ROOMS 5 AND 7,
HELE1TA
PressedBrick Company
MANUFACTURFRSOF
Common.Fine.Front and Ornamental Brick
an-cLOt^xGT~- Clay Products.^Office: Gold Block, 54 North Main Street.
F.L. SIZEK, General Manager.
DeLACY,LOEB ^ CO.,
RealEstate, Mortgage Loans, Collecting and Insurance^Agency, Rooms 20 and 21, Gold Block.
w.LONG,
VETKKTJtAETBUHOl
jmi'l-Brack * raknl
R.G. DA VIES,
AT TO HK E Y - A T-LA W,^BOOH S. and 4 ASHBY BLOCK. HELENA. M T
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MauldinAddition.
Limltadnnmb-r of iou ln thla addition for sale.^Moat dealratsw) raaMwam property la tne city.^For pncea aata ttnaa, amqalr* at
J.S. FEATHERLY,^104 Broadway,
ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria.
BrickDwelling, furnace, gas water and all modern conve^^niences. Five rooms. No 336 West Lawrence street, lot 4Ux^100 feet. Price, *4,5O0.
FrameCottage with stone basement, No. 575 E Bridge Street,^lot 84x100 ft. Price $3,500.
FrameCottage, 5 rooms, bath room, stone cellar, Peosta Ave^^nue, btween Lincoln and Garfield streets, lot 5^^xl25 ft. Price^$2,70^.
TwoFrame Cottages, I rooms each, lot 26x140 feet, on Eleventh^Avenue, between Ho bach 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 sals^RareChance,
ForBargains and inside prices call on us.^$100,000 to loan, iu sums to suit.
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TheONE-PRICE!
St. Loris Bil^MAIN STKEh'l
AHELENA STOK^ries as large a C]^stock as any firm tn^cago.
AHELENA FIBlfl^dies the productions^finest ^nfmif ami^country.
AHELKNA STOCl^marked in plain^the onlv one iu the cil^STRICTLY ONE FRl
ATHONDEMNfi
We had tIJWw lull^thunder in the BpritM^department. itiMteud^the Spring Overcoat h:J^thunder with us. ^H^|^swei't,^ aud we are^hav.' it. Therefore,^to the eon the prolil^tight weight ^top bent
You'llopen your ei^you see what we are d|^week ago we annoij^^quarter ofT' sale, 'j |^we go a little l^etter^then down TO COS T,^and new stock. Scarl^days in the hows is a|^tine worsted, a perfect^booked at $2*; now i^tenner, and you CM^garment.
MILLERH/
Thosegray diagonals!^all of them^ from $22.6of^$16 6^^. Many bargains^overcoat counters, but^greater than a grayisl|^stockinette at $i^ DO.^man ^as paid $20 for a ^1^as good.
MILLERHA
BUTwe are ^pfeyiagi^der^ in other thiaga a.-. \\^in spring o Tew oats^should see our line of n^in spring suits aad^Why^! ! Wh^! it^tak^-s away our hfiMfh ^^TEN DOLLARS l^u\-^all-wool suit ^not one loii^style, but a whole raft of|^all nobby, all neat, al*^made, and as for style^|^attern prettier than the
Thenagain, we want tj^you that we are Montana ;J^for III LL ft, BOH. Dd^Manufacturers of Irish tl^We guarantee these ^r^^oj^be imported Irish tweed,^will wear forever. TointrJ^them we have concluded t^^thwm at a very small prolil
MILLERHA'n
Thundering down the^comes the announcement o(^nei kwear. You have prafal^seen those washable tiet^have cut the price to 5oc e)^Competitors are getting 76^l^will probably lower ttje j|^when th^y read this aniioul^merit. Our lines of nov^^in Surah and Pongee sill^about as large as the balan^^the town combined, and we^putting them out at ]^^\^i^priews.
MILLERHATS.
HARRIS,ONE-PRICE CLOTHI]^St. Louis Block, Main St|^HELENA. M. T.
N.B.^Out of town ord^j^will receive our best attentio]^Goods sent on approval to ai^part of the territory. Price 1 j^and rules for selt-meaBureme: