The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 7

litbcpenbml. Helena. Moutajta. September 19, 1888. (FIFTH AND SKVENTM PACKS.) NOTICK TO THE PUBLIC.

The INDEPENDENT contracted under the Printing Law to do the Legal Advertising and oil Public Printing and Publuhing of whatever character, for which Lewis and Clarke County it chargeable, and for att Legidatwe and other Printing for the Territory, not provided in the Organic Act. MONTANA MATTERS. Beaverhead has in the treasury. Me'aghcr county's wool clip this year was worth Madison valley produced plenty of watermelons this year. Last week's Methodist church festival at Dillon netted $150.

Dillon wants to put on airs and have her streets lighted at night. There is some prospect of a big smelter being erected at Dillon. Dick Carroll has resigned his place as guard in the penitentiary. Several Deer Lodge horses will take part in this week's races at Butte. Yellowstone Valley has produced an ear of corn fourteen inches long.

There is great irregularity in the mails between Deer Lodge and Helena. W. W. Blair, a Jwsephite Mormon, is evangelizing in Deer Lodge county. Livingston will soon hold a special election to decide whether or not to incorporate.

Harvesting is nearly over in Beaverhead county, and much of the grain is threshed and shipped. The Collegiate Institute at Deer Lodge opened lalt -week with twenty-seven pupils in attendance. The Clarks Fork bottom irrigating ditch is completed and the water courses through the streets of Billings. Jacob Engel left at the Miles City land office last week a Mangel Wortzel beet weighing 14-J- pounds. The commissioners of Choteau county have ordered the building of a county poor house on the poor farm.

Bannack Indians last week stole a fine horse from the stack farm of Raymond in Madison county. George Bruffy and M. H. Lott drove in a spring wagon nearly one hundred miles to see the golden spike driven. A Gallatin county hunter named Fridley killed twenty-two ducks last -week at two shots, and got every one of them.

Jim Petti John and a man named Mitchell had a set-to at Sheridan the other day with a revolver and a club, but no murder was done. It is not expected that Northern Pacific trains will get down regular running time until the Villard excursionists get off the road. The Park Branch train of Sunday brought down the second shipment of 80,000 pounds of bullion from the Wills smelter at Cooke City. The financial exhibit of Custer county, just published, shows the net indebtedness of the county on the 1st of March, 1883, to have been $221,452.67. A Virginia City man sued another citizen last week to recover possession of a ferty- five dollar cayuse and at the conclusion of the suit had to pay costs to the amount of $750.

Out of ilie three car loads of recruits brought in from the east last week for the gariisons at Forts Shaw and Missoula, eight men deserted at Dickinson and were not The Highland Fluming company, Madison county, finished up its summer's work last, week. While the clean-up was not so large as usual, the yield was fair and the dividend to the stockholders very satisfactory. Last week a Miles City cowboy made the poorest hand win by drawing a six-shooter, which drove his opponents under the table, leaving him free to take the "pot," and to help himself to as much whisky ns he wanted. It is not yet fully decided that Cinnabar will bo the terminal town on Park line. Gardiner may yet enjoy the houor if arrangements can be made by which the Northern Pacific can obtain the title to the townsite.

A company formed of Virginia City capitalists have located seven miles of placer diggings along Grasshopper creek, in Beaverhead county, and arc preparing to push mining operations vigorously. Their capital stock is $45,000. An oil stove exploded a Miles City business house last week (owned by Leighton, Jordan and resulted in the destruction of the building by fire. The loss was considerable, but it was fully cov- by insurance. R.

E. Reynolds, of Beaverhead county, J.his season cut six acres of oats which yield- 521 bushels, or eighty six and five-sixths bushels to the acre. He also had one and one-fourth acres of wheat that yielded 105 bushels, or eighty-four bushels to the acre. Thirty thousand pounds of wool are stored away in Missoula, awaiting a buyer. It is the property of Mr.

John Hobbins, who is the owner of some 6,000 head of sheep. He drove about half of his band into O'Keeffe gulch and vicinity a few weeks oitluin. The MaAiMnuin says: Our Helena and Butte contemporaries have been misinformed as to the cause of Mr. J. G.

Smith's death. There is not the remotest reason to suppose that the food partaken of by deceased contained any poisonous substance, as other persons who sat at the same table with him and ate of the same food experienced no 111 effects therefrom. Deer Lodge County has a minister of the gospel who preaches on Sunday, and puts in the week days blacksmithing. He is located at Race Track House, and the New North- West saya: He can "set a new shoe" or throw an old one after a hride with skill, grace and dignity, and we predict that Race Track will be as locally famous for its weddings as Grctna Green. SHORT HEADERS.

A PECULIAR SOUVEXIU. la addition to the used in the regular course of trade, the Gilt Edge displays a beer bottle that has an interesting history. Its cork was pulled by Capt. L. T.

Mead just as the first blow was struck on the last of the Northern Pacific, and while the crowd watched the ceremonies he and his companions drank the contents of the bottle to the success of the road. It is a better souvenir than a sliver off the "last Enterprise. OFFICERS F1HED UPON. George W. Bell aud Dick Carroll, two of the guards in search of the escaped prisoners, returned last Friday, having gone as far as the Jefferson river, Wickes and vicin ity, without finding their men.

Up on the the night of August 30th, they came suddenly near a camp close to the brush and were fired upon. They returned the flre and kept watch on the camp until daylight, when, closing in on it, they found it vacated, and traced a bloody trail from the camp into the brush, but were unable to follow it North- Went. AXOTIIEK MAMMOTH CAVE. A mammoth cave has been discovered in the mountains at the head of Mill Creek, Gallatin county. The discoverer entered it a distance of 500 yards.and its recesses still stretched out before him indefinitely.

It was divided by longitudinal walls into different sections, only one of which he explored. The ceilings were high and covei. with a crystaline formation that glittered like jewels. The floor was reasonably level aud the room explored apparently very wide. A party from Livingston will probably go up and thoroughly explore it iu a few days.

MONTANA FREIGHT TARIFF. The Northern Pacific has issued a special Montana freight tariff, giving the following rates, subject to joint western classification, from St. Paul, Minneapolis and other eastern terminal points to stations between Bozeman and Garrison (beyond Helena): Merchandise, first class, $3 per 100 pounds; second class, third class, fourth class, fifth class, 1.70. Car loads of not less than 20,000 pounds: Class class class class $1 Emigrant movables, $1.50 per car load; less than car loads, $2.00 per 100 pounds. Horses, blooded cattle, bulls, sheep, (released), $250 per car.

The tariff went into effect September 1st. Notice to Stock Growers. At meeting of the stock men, of stock on the luctatheli Kange. wid rauge being denned at follows, to-wlt: Beginning at tile mouth of Box Elder Creek, on the River; thence up the Box Elder to Flat Willow Creek; thenoe up Flat Willow to the head of game: thence westerly aloug divide to Judith thenoe westerly along the divide to peropolig; thence southerly along tlie divide to the divide between Fish Creek and Sweet Gnws Creek; thence easterly along the divide between of the Yellowstone and Musclesnell Rivera, to a point opposite or south of the mouth of Box Elder Creek; thence north to the mouth of. Box Elder Creek.

We. the undersigned stock growers of the above described range, hereby give notice that we consider said range already overstocked, therefore we positively decline allowing any outside parties, or any parties locating herds upon this the use of our corrals, nor will they be permitted to Join us any round-up on said range from aud after this date. THE MONTANA CATTLE NORTU WESTERN CATTLE A. LINCOLN, JAMES SCHMALL, MCti AR1U JOHNSTON, GEORUE W. WILSON.

F. M. DENNIS, JOHN H. FKEESEK. THOMAS L1NTON, MAUT1N MILLER, D.

ULACKEH, W. COUKILL, ANDREW COOPER, R. 0. QCA1XTANCE. 11.

W. QDA1LE, M. J. SETTLE, HILL A UIGHTOWEH, BALCH BACON, WILLIAM liOUDON, COLLINS KLEIN. Helena, June 20, 1S82.

Dr. SPINNEY No. 11 KKA11NEY STREET, all Chronic and Special VOTING HO MAY BE SUFFERING PROJfl the effects oj youthful follies aud indiscretion, will do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit J500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and falls IB cure MM MKN There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who arc troubled with too free evacuations of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation and a weakness of the system in a manner the patient cannot account for.

On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin, mllkish hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this difficulty, ignorant oj the cause, which Is the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect cure In all cases, and a healthy restoration of the genito-urtnary organs.

Office Hours-- 10 to 4, and 6 to 8. Sundays from 10 to 11 a. m. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice fo.

For private diseases of short standing i. course of medicines, sufficient for a cure, with all Instructions, will be sent to any address on recept of ten dollars." Call or address, gpiNNEY janB-dawtf No. H. Kearney san Francihc" CHICAGO, Hi ate I St. Paul A I A IS THE SHORT LINE IX CONNECTION WITH TME NORTHERN PACIFIC, FROM MONTANA VIA ST.

PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS LaCroMe and JUllwankec to CHICAGO Aud all points In the Eustern Suites mid Canada. IT IS St. THE ONLY LINE Under one management between Paul and Chicago, in Ihe North- And Is the Finest Equipped Railway west. It is Running the ONLY'ROUTE Pullman S'l'i'piiiR Curs aud Palace Smoking Curs via tnu famous "River Bank Route," Along the shores of Lake Pepia and the beautiful Mississippi Kiver. to Milwaukee and Chicago.

Us trains VoniHH't with those of Hie Northern linos in the (iraiul Union Depot at St. Paul. Change of Cars of any Class between St. Paul and Chicago. The Finest Dining Cars in the World are now being Kuu by this Company between St.

Paul and Chicago. This Company also owns the "Short Line," between Omaha ami Chicago, and otters superior advantages to passengers going East via the Union Pacific Railway. For through tickets, time-tables, and full Information apply to 8. G. FULTON.

General Agent. Northern Pacific Railway, Helena, Montana, or to any coupon ticket agent in the Northwest. S. S. MKRRILL, A.

V. H. CARPENTER, Geu'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.

J. T. CLARK, liEo. H. HKAKFORD, Gen'l Supt.

Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt. Milwaukee, Wls. F.

B. Ross, Traveling Agt. St. Paul. Jf.

H. MARSHALL, Traveling Portland, Oregon W. H. DlXO.v, Gen'l Northwestern Passenger Agent St. Paul, Minn.

Jan24dtf Great Seduction In view of the fact that the Railroad is at hand, giving betser facilities for shipping Goods, and at lower rates of freight, we will sell-from this date everything in the line of Crockery, Glassware, Chandeliers, and Lamps. Rodgers' Plated Ware, and all goods in our line at Greatly Reduced Prices. WEIR POPE, DRUGGISTS, Are constantly in Receipt GOODS An Interesting Statement. And Prices are Guaranteed to be as Low as are Offered by any Other House in the City. WEIR POPE, Druggists.

mrl6-dawly We crirrv the largest Stock in outline, and will make it to every one's interest to examine our goods and prices before purchasing. During the Fruit Season AVC will, as heretofore, ship daily the choicest to be had. We have large stock of Tobacco, which will be closed out at cost. MORRIS MERCHANTS National Bank --OF-HELENA. A large amount of the real property in ern Territories has been transferred without much attention being paid to the titles, the result of which Is that very many titles are defective, and It is unsafe without a thorough examination to buy or loan money on real property.

Especially la this the cose in Helena and Lewis and Clarke county. Manr instances exist wherethrough the carelessness of conveyances, property has been Improperly described, and frequently lands are described as in one section, or in reality they ore in another. Many deeds hare not been placed upon record, and a serious break in the chain of title is the result. By Insisting upon having aii ABSTRACT OF TITLE FURN1SUED FROM LOCKET'S ABSTRACT OFFICE Before paying, or loaning money on property, you may avoid litigation. Having purchased the exclusive right to use Henry Willson's Comprehensive System of Abstracts in Lewis and Clarke county, and having had a complete Abstract of the Records compiled, I am now prepared to furnish an abstract of title to each Town Lot, True of Land, Placer and Mining Claim In the county.

A moderate scale of cnarjriis has been adopted. Procure an abstract and wse what slmpe your title is In, from Lockey's Land, Abstract, Insurance and Loan Office, Cor. Broadway Jackson st, r.UILIMNf!) I I A MONTANA. MINNEAPOLIS LEADING GROCERY AND DRY GOODS HOUSES. Wyman, Mullin A VanDyke, JotioEslosieiyiFnmisliiQi JZI4 and a 16 HENNKPIN AVENUE.

CoyUall Bros. Co IMPORTERS JOBBERS OF Dry Goods Notions MANUFACTtniEltS OF MINERS' LUMBERMEN'S OUTFITS Cor. 2d St. and 1st Avenue, North. DALE, BARNES, MORSE IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS-OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, 5OI and BOS Nicollct Ave.

Syndicate Block, Minneapolis, Minn. The fullest assortment mid most attractive stock of goods in the Northwest. Every article to be found in the largest wholesale houses Kast. and always at New York prices. INKERTON, A HAYNES, IMPOUTKKS, MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS, Fancy Grocers, Confectioners, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN n.

3ta xx OB" n. TT i Northwestern Agents for the "Peck's Bad Boy" and "Syndicate" Cigars. 14 South Fourth Between Mlcollet and Hennepin Ave. GEO. R.

NEWELL. 11. B. LANGDON. W.

GEO. NEWELL Wholesale Grocers. Minneapolis, Minnesota. H. G.

HARRISON. EL r. G. HARRISON A Importers and Wholesale Grocers. 1 Proprietors HARRISON COFFEE AND SPICE CO.

Manufacturers Coffees. Spices. Ratine Powders, Extracts, etc. First Ave. Soutrt A Second St.

NEVER STAND BACK Sie Sin Germacht urn zu Verkaufen, und auch darin herum zu laufen. St. Louis Klock, novS-I-dly ITIalu Street, Helena SUMMONS. and This Bank succeeds the old established and known Banking House of LEInnldiflBio, Authorized Paid in Capital MINNEAPOLISST.LOUIS R'Y "FAMOUS ROUTE." TttlTORY OF MONTANA, i. County of Lewis and Clarke.

I In lobatc Court, Reinhold H. Kleinschmidt, Carl Kleinschmidt and Louis Hillebrecht, Plaintiffs, against C. W. Chapelle, Defendant: The people of the Territory of Montana to the above named defendant send greeting. You hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs In the Probate Court In and for the county of Lewis and Clarke and Territory of Montana, and to answer to the complaint therein filed against you, within ten days (exclusive of'he day of service), after the day of service upon you of this summons, if served within this county, or if served out of tills county, but with in this Territory, twenty days, otherwise within forty days, or judgment will be taken against you according to the demand in said complaint contained.

This action is brought against you to recover the sum of one hundred and tlfty-four (154) and 45-100 dollars, with interest thereon as follows: On thirty- Qve (35) and 85-100 dollars from June 26th, on thirty-five (35) and 70-100 from July 2Gtlfc 1883; on thirty-six (30) and 5-100 dollars from August 2Gth, on forty-seven (-17) and 35-100 dollars from July 1st, 1888, all at the rate of one (1) per cent, per month, and for fifty (50) dollars attorney's fees, and for the costs of this action, upon an express contract for the payment of money for goods, wares, and merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiffs to defendant at defendant's special instance and request. And you are hereby notilled that if you fail to appear and answer to the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiffs will take judgment against you by default for the sum of one hundred Qfty-four (154) and 45-100 dollars and interest as aforesaid, and for fifty (50) dollars attorney's fees and for costs of this action. Given under my hand and official seal of said court this nth day of September, 1883. F. P.

STERLING, Probate Judge and Ex-ofllclo Cleric. T. H. CARTER, Plaintiff's Attorney H. HERSHFIELD Vice Pres-A.

J. DAVIDSON. Cashier--AARON HERSHFIELD. Notice. Came Into my pMt.ure Tooth Mountain, Lewis and Clarke county, three months one brown hone, with Goremioent brand rent on left abooldcr on rlfht ihonklef.

Tlw owner CM hare animal by Mfimr for this IFW Receiver's Sale. The undersized receiver of the partnership property of Her A Co. now offers for sale a laiye and complete stock of wines, liquors, cigars, bar fixtures, and bar glassware at the old place of business. The stock of-jfoods Is full and complete In every respect, and is beinff under an order of court to wind up the partnership affairs of said firm. The attention of purchasers is invited to this sale, as an nnnsual opportunity to secure great bargains In this of goods.

All claims against Tier A Co. should be prwentert to for payment, and persons owing the firm will make payment to me. D. H. CtJTHBERT, Receiver for Her A Co' Helena, M.

Se 1989. BOARD OP DIRECTORS S. S. IIUNTLY. W.

D. NICHOLAS. A SANDS. MOSES MORRIS. THOMAS CRUSE.

D. II. WESTON. CHAS. LEHMAN.

L. II. HERSHFIELD A. J. DAVIDSON.

A. HERSHFIELD. EXCHANGE On the Commercial oftbe United States and Europe Boaicbt and Sold. COLLECTIONS And all BMHIneM entrnmed te KB receive prompt and attention. DEPOSITS Received and Intercut allowed on the If left for a Specified Time.

Cold and Silver knlllon, Gold Territorial, and Governmen Associate BAKK OF NORTHERN MONTANA, Port Benton, M. T. TLo tbOTe correct mmp of the ALBERT LEA ROUTE, IU Immediate connectloni. Through Tralni daily rV" ST. PAUL AMD MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICA80, change, connecting with CAST onrf SOUTHEAST.

The only line running Thronfth Cars between MINNEAPOLIS ant MOINES, Iowa. Through between MINNfAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS, connecting In Union Depot for Pointy Sooth and St. V. P.

fit. P. A Dnluth from and to Ml polntt North North-Wert. UPt U1 TbAojrh Tickewi. and bSt- cheeked to For time tables rate of Mil upon necrart Ticket Ageat.

or add ran VkA-vn IPf BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE, AT Sign of the Big Boot" Main Street, Helena T. MALTBR, LIND ENGINEERS AND MILL BUILDERS, 139 Broadway, New York, AND 419 California San Francisco. rnntraou made to furnish and build at the mines all descriptions of QUARTZ MILLS, HOISTING and PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES, SMELTERS, etc. vlll give Liberal Credit on Fair Security. Motoit from near Helena, one bay horse branded on left snmitder, stripe In forehead, both bind white and gAddle marks.

A reward of ten doHara will be paid If left at Payne's Corral, Helens, or addressing JOHN T. LORBN'Z, M. T. Among the many Mills we have designed and built, and to all of which we refer, are the following: I HEAD CENTRE--10 stamps, Tombstone, Arizona. Tombstone, Arbmw, TIGBR--10 Bnutahaw, ArUMM.

New Mexico. PALM WTO--15 Colonrfto. 8ILV1R CLlfF--W stamps, cotonkto. GAME (Motwto. ST.

HILfNA-W MMI1M, Lw DvMcftM, HOMKSTAKE-IW Black Hills. STANDARD--30 BodlR, California. BODIE TUNNEL--15 stumps, Bodhs.Cal. stamps, Jfarlposw county, Cal. ALEX ANDER-ao stamps.

Nye county. Net. GRAND stamps, Tombrtonj, Arizona. CONTENTION--80 Arlaona. stamps, TomWona, Arizona.

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