The Helena independent., November 17, 1891, Morning, Page 7, Image 7

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A Air ,elle m ap of Bt te
*esiap4jto tels r~lsu s
he ha .'. appropriaon do
Wo the woluee
myMe triiu s au4 p. tu
age, o ind bn t
f0l wlt board of.Weorald' f tr asIn
ol.thpu iuterelstin enxhibtr etran Mon
llhi a trelief mapt of Bte t hand
es mlnlns amp o n the world. It ia
e tha Montana's e, a Npropriation o
, anwil bedobled at the neat the po
iselon to the World' fair.
A. Alexandehor eand Lo d onlde rt res
popular musical entertainmentw--Will
inthe insurmpanthetre ocatons of datni
ople orke fmore. Thispace, ill b 100n te
. suthirn ldpar atof the fairk and,
r t closebt of the projeted mprosivedal
ame will be transformed into a live.
misonorw Groner and Lindy .nd
spr Law erencexhibit from Australia seem
nted a committee to educatll on Pforestryid end
aiely wool are to be reprsennted. Wool
wars and wool brokers, to the number of
met recently in Sidney, New South
eon and took steps to mrete i the expnav to
rtn wht, tensie collexpensctive exhf theof
Is. New booth Wales has selected its
mission to the World's fair.
SA Alt rendeous and LoHams Gptonder, repoads
SMathe insuranof the opintion that of the
ptor, has asked fifty by 100 feat,
ct for hn xstalbi of hakemost mproved
s of Alexanderf miltonstrwhtion and the
last s used in saving goods from burn.
i bulldinge. The building, it is urged,
e or thccupied by a salvageton, cors duralso ben
fair.
mmissioners Gronsr and Lindsay and
entors Lawrence and Peck have nben
. Mr. Parommittee to al on President o
rison and the secretary of the navy to
rtsin what, if any, expense of the
Amerndezvou Artis associampton n Poadsanis.
vein aew York harbor in April, 189,ation
tllybe borne by the exposition manag
. ames Dredge, of the oinion that the
rnmny Wood to Chica to foot the ill.
Sare Ordwa Partl in styldge, the areat
The , hapositiked for is most fortunate arin
for hi stat of tionhakell inpearfluentialch
lino maksounding or Lioln park. Hi
as of Alexander Hamilton, which he is
he cofor the ciAmrian ty of Boton, will also b
n. Mr. Prtridgese is vireco-prmmenident of
American Artist' aof engineerin in Pris.
ves as irancesthart of the asoteam btion is
iy interested in the exposition.
ThrJames Dredofe, who anell ompanied Sity who
a cood to hiaoners to from London, has
ofthe pblic878aton a memberies oof the jury po
se are technical in style and areac
period by numerous plans, drawings,
PrThe exposition is most fortnate in
Spithese two ending 1,00xceptionally0 feet influential
liions sound alngeady comits praises abroad.
hein placen of the Amin an wi oiety ere o
hanioe hngineergh. This will e intd a om
rto devise and recommend a serie of
electricaltests displaysine of ering eedpline bril.
thwill be ommittade, are Chaby mrles E. Emery
sewa in ch larght of the steam boiler teany
Spentennial exposition, and roe .oded
Thght on, of Conell universityf who
e ommissioners to the Vienna tylepoi- there
of 1878, and a member of the jury of
Paris exposition of 1889;
abandonpier, etendin 1,0 Th00 feet into the
is already completed. At Its extrem
in place of the Cabeeno, will ade. ereted a
:r 20 feet high. This will be of .iron,
ndwith staff, and will resmble were
thouss in ipparanos. Frbm' its sum
electrical displays of eqceeding bril
Sby Deillbemr-in-cad, hiand by mef Atoodns of theo
"search lights" the grounds, or any
struction ureau.of them, san be flooded
light on fete nights.
the000 soth$1,000nd of te peristwoule there
be a restaurant and care, Of the same
and Chicastylego Papers Music hall. Thi will be
a to supply the main features of
abandoned Casino. Theplnas decided for these
est exwhibit of phavebeen adopted by the
its mand bildind applommittee, were
er onby Deig roof. Tner-in-chie Aty willood of the
wood pulp to burea. The ethighly mated oost
th e000,or 1,000 le ondu tedan wold be
ary the timrry out the planositio. whi The
abandoned.
e Chicago Paper Trade club, whioh in
Sthe prominent manfa run thrers and
eatin paper in Indiana, Illinois, id sold hi
and Wiseonrin, has decided to make
best exhibit of paper manufacturinlg
its machinery and appliances ever held
or one roof. The display will snrow the
el manufacture of paper in all grades
wood pulp to the highly finished book,
the exhibit will be conducted every day
ng the time of the expositions. The
hod product is to be run through a
eeting press and printed and sold as a
a exposition committee on electricity
decided that the names of the followt
electricians shall appear over the en
oes of the electricity building: Frank
Galvani, Ampere, Faraday, Sturgeon,
, Morse, Siemens, Davy, Volta, Henry,
ted, Coulomb, Ronald, Page, Weber,
art. Davenport, Soemmering, Don
a, Arago, Daniell, Jacobi, Wheatstone,
as, Vail, Bain, De sla Rive, Jonle, Saus
* Cooke, Varley, Steinheil, Guoricke,
Place, Channing, Priestly. Maxwell,
, Theles, Cavendish. It was concluded
not to honor thus any electricians who
ow living.
* council of the society of arts, which
• royal Britzsh World's fair commie
after listening to the highly favorable
rt of Commissioners Sir iHesry Wood
James Dredue, relative to their inves.
ion of exposition matters at Chicago,
dad to appoint committees onfinan.e,
arts, Indian, colonial, engineering,
ufactures, electricity, agriculture,
es and metallurgy, and textile
stries and transportation, and
a committee on women's work to co
ate with the board of lady managers
hicago. It is also voted to invite the
tanoe of chambers of commerce and
1 committees throughout England.
r. Takahira, Japanese consul-general
ew York, who was specially commis
ed by the mikado to look into exposi
matters, has made a formal appliea
to Director-General Davis for 124,100
re feet in the several buildings and on
idway plaisance, as follows; For an
ial Japanese building, 40,000 square
in the manufactureis' building, 35,000:
ultural building. 4,000; fine arts, 2,000;
s and mining, 750; forestry, 810; ba
a, 42,000. Mr. Taklhira was formerly
tary of the Japanese legation at Wash.
n and speaks English fluently, lie
the Japanese are greatly interested in
xposition and will soon make a very
appropriation for participation.
e London Tiimes has completed the
ioatlon of a series of four articles, ag
ating nine columns, about the ixposi
from the pen of Joel Cook, of Phila
bia, who is the chief representative of
"l'hunderer" inthe United Stater. Mr.
.vialted Chicago a short time ago and
rmed himself thoroughly upon exposi
matters. His first article, which is re
with statistics, is devoted almost
Ily to Chicaco as a city, and is a glow
acount of its wonderful history and its
evemente and attractions. The second
sa of the plan and scope of the expost
including data and desoriptions of the
dinge. The third represents the pres
iondition of the enterprise all to work
nastruction, t,e., and contains also et
length the favorable conclusions
in by Sir Henry Wood, the British com
lonsr, who recently visited Chioago in
interest of his country's partici
in in the fair. The, fourth and
Iodind a ticle treats of the railway
y to Chicago from New York and other
tle ports. representlng that it is a do.
fal trip and that it will interest the
an visitors scarcely less than will
ao and the exposition itself, Alto
sr Mr. Cook's articles are excesedinly
rable to the exposition and, a pea
bey do in such an iafasnti i paper,
nnqauetionaly do it an lam s
rfo
eno horu of 800 elu.ns
s.of s have a rehaal `tle
tt by ahty feet, capale o to 60
S. u b ads den. tobn
aly msl talent e em coanor ol
thime art raser tohtwou have s be puto
onh will vi ohe park It will mena
thaet here sha l thr the and will
stat Oen eor large enougwho may wish to be heard
seandt 2,00 people wit in orches thtra of
their art or p d a rorus of 00.
pondint upon a healthy condition of all the
fiftal oraby enshtIf eet, apble of atinge you
hae a bilous muslook hallour stom designed to b
ord by mousical talent a spep onn lookseur of
theart rather than by ethe ouma have aof pinhedle
who will visit Jacheon park, It is intended
ook.that here eha gatood her althe fine singers ndwill
inhave ntood loots. Electho ma bih to e heard
andt alteratived b the beonit repr direentatives of
their art or profe resbloon. be
Guod Leeki.
The following look are moe than skin deff, de.
pending upon a healthy condition of alt the
vital ortheran f the liver he inaotive, yoa
arom Helena took; it. Paul, omnch be apol
ordereh ad you have a dsspept look, and iftur
your kidneys be affeOted you have a pinched
look. euore ood health and youreturn, ill
have good looks. Electric bitters is the
ret alterae tive and tonic three directly on
thesed cvital orbe ande oCurer pimple, bloany dirtches
boils and gives a good compllxion. Sold al
It. . Hale a Go.'s drug store; Woc. per bot
tle.
Bzsursina notes Best.
The following low rates are in effect via
the Northern Pacific rislroad:
rom. P. Helena to A., St. Paul, Minneapolis,
er, druluth ad West Sudeperior and retrn, $6the bla0.
Helena to St.rina Louisry orand return, $7.thu
Helena to Chicago and return, $80.
To lse tieket are limited to three months
and can be made o rt ersn via anst dret
route.
t them seat omber that the Northrn Pacbyific uin
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oao. , Ipots, *e Gublas l Ip
TP.. Power, A. J. siaete.i,
A. . Johnb a, IlefiHd ok,
ames SalUvaa.
tert allowe on time depoaits. Ebohsang
luned on principal citie of the United States,
C asds ad Efreps, Tr.easte of moSer made
by telegraph. CeUlleaeo promptly attended to.
City, cow.ty and state ncur.rt bosught and so:4,
First National Bank.....
OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL - $500,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 700,000
pesignated Depository of the Uni.
ted States.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposite.
General Baskingr Brslaes Trrneaoted,
Safety Deposit Boxe for Bent,
Directore.
S. T. HAUSER, - - President
E. W. KNIGHT, - Cashier
T. H. KLEkNBOHMIDT, - Aset. Cashier
GEO. H. HILL, - 2nd Aest. Cashier
Granville Stuar, - Stockgrower
Hon. T. CO. Power. - U. S. lenator
J. C. Crti., Clarke, Conrad & Curtin
B.8. Hamilton. - - Capitalist
0. B. Allen, . ilning ana Stookgr.wer
Chas. K. Wells, - - Merchant
A. H. Holter. - A. I. Holter Hardware Co
Assoalated Banks,
Northwestern National Bank, Great all.
first National Bank, - - ]ieouna
'irst Nat;onat Bank. - - - Butte
JM erchants National Bank
OF HELENA, MONT.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid in Capital, - $350,000
Surplus and Profits, - $ 90,000
L. H. HERSHFIELD, - - President
A. J. DAVIDSON, - - Vice President
AARON HERSHFIELD, . Cashier
Board of Directors.
TIhomas Cre, M. Sands.
S. B. Hontley, A. K. Pesecott,
A. 3. DavidoQn, Mosee Mforris.
L H. HerehfielJ. Aaron Herbshed,
J. Switeer.
First-claa City, Connty and State Securities
bought and sold.
Exchange oiesued on the principal cities of the
United btates and Europe. Transfers of money
made by telegraph.
interest allowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended to.
Boxes lor rent at raonable prices in one Of
ihe best constructed fire and burglar proof tare
typo it vaults in tihe country..
The Thomas Cruse Savings
BANK, OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws of
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, - $100,000
THOMAS CRUSE, - President
FRANK K. CRUJH, - - Vice-Presldent
WM. J, COOK, Asst. Treas. and Seyo
WM. J. SWEENEY. - - Treasurer
Troutees.
Thomas Cruse. Frank H. Crus,
Win. J. Cook. Wn. J. Swqsrey,
John Fagan.
Allows 4 per cent. interest on Savings Deposit.,
compounded January and July.
Transacts a general banking businees. Draws
exchange on the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Deals in county and city bonds, and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 4p.m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from 7 to 8
o'clock.
Second National Bank ....
OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL, - $75,000
SURPUS AND PROFITS, $25,000
A General Banking Business
Transacted.,
E. D. EDGERTON, - President
O. K. CODE, - - Vice President
GEORGE B. CHILD, Cashier
JOSEPH N. KENCE, - Asit. Cauhkr
Board of Directors.
J. H. Sanford. C. G. Eva
H. W. Child, S. J. Jones,
G0. C. Swallow, Chris Kneoh,
h. D. Edgerton, c. K. Cola.
George B. Child.
ontana National Bank •
OF HELENA, MONT.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital Paid In $500,000
Surplus and Profits, - . $200,000
Directors.
C. A. BROADWATER, . President
L. t. IPHELPS, - . Vice President
R. L. McCULLOH, - - Cashier
A. L. SMITH, - Asst. Cashier
A. G. Clarks, Herman Gans,
H. I. Galon, Peter Lasyon,
C. W. Cannon. R. C. Wallace,
David A. Cory.
IN '11 H1 II1TRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District of the State of Montana in
and for the County of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the estate of lary A. Reed,
deoeased.-Notice to creditors,
r otice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad
minsetrator of the estate of Mary A. Dteed, de
ceased, to the creditors af and all pe.rsons hav
ing clsims aeinalst the said deceased to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers within ten
mouths after the firsrt pabicatien othis notice,
to the said administrator, at his law office, room
8, (;eld block, in the city of Helena, county of
Locwis and ('larke, state of Montana, the pla se
for transacting the business of said estatain said
county.
counMASENA BULLARD
Administrator of the estate of Mary A. Ioed,
dleceaed.
Dated tltubor 28, 189L
SOCKHIIOLDERBS MEETING. The regular
moeting of the stockholders of the Helena
Artesian Well company for the olection of nihe
trustees andth transaction of such othrr busi
ness a rmay properly come before the' meeting,
will be held at my office, rear of Montana Na
tonal bunk, in u elene, state of Montana, on
Saturday, the l1st day of November, A. 1). 1881,
at 11 o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM J. Fcuse, Secr stary.
Wall Paper OFFICE&
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Between Missoula. Garrison, Helena,
Butte City, Bozeman, Livingston,
Billings. Miles City, End Glendive
And all points
EAST and WEST.
There is nothing better than the service on
The Dining Car Line.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars and Furnished
Tourists bleepers Daily between points
in MONTANA and
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & CHICAGO.
Pacific Coast Trains Passing through Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and
Washington. carry complete equipments of
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS,
FIRST & SECOND CLASS COACHES
PULLMAN TOURISTS AND
FREE COLONIAL SLEEPERS
& ELEGANT DINING CARS.
THROUGH TICKETS are rold at all coupon
offices of the Northern Pacific R. R. to points
North, East, South and West in the United
States and Canada.
TIMR 8C .EDULE.
In effect onand after Sunday. Novemuer 1, 1891.
TRAINS ARRITV AT HuLENA.
No. I. Pacific Mal. west bound ........ 2:01 p m
No.4, Atlantio mall. east bound........ 7:20 p. m
No. 0, Missoula and Butte Express.....12:20 p, m
No. 8, Marysville pasurengor .............11:20 . m
No. 10l, Mryuville accommodation..... 6:80 p. m
No. 102. llimini mixed, Mondays, Wed
esdays and Friday .................... 5:00 p. m
Nao. 7, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger....................11:55 a. n
TRAINS DEPART FROM IELENA.
No. 1, Pacilie Mail west bound........ 2:20 p. m
No.4, Atlantio Mail. east bound........ 7:95 p. m
No. 5. Mibsoula and Butte and Wallace
Ex Passen .......... ........... 7:80 . m
o. r, Murysvll n passenger ............. 7:4 a. m
A. . , EGlle accommodl Pation....... 0 p. m
no. 10l, Aiming ntxed, MondaysL Wed
nerday and Graids t . .. ............ :15 .
No., Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
Passengrr ............... ............. 2:15 p. m
Foor rates, maps, tilm tables or slcial infor
mation, apply to any agent of the Northern ta
ci It. it~, or to
CHAS, S, F1E,
A. D. EDGAR, Den'l Prea & T. A P .,
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I WILL GiUARANTEE SATISFACTION WHERE I ADVISE THE PURCIAS].
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Having deotined the plane of State Mine Inspector, I am s repoW ared to eoatj,
and report on mines, and aid In buying and sellinl the same . I Ive Yad !_tet,
years' erperienle in mining. G, O. SAWALW.
See Amalgamator at my office from 9 to 12 A. M.