The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 3

DAILY THtfKSDAf JUKE 10 Special Call at T. C. Power Studebaker Wagons, all si7.es, at cost to make room tor new goods. Every wagon guaranteed. Pred U.mer Has just received a lull line of crack proof rubber boots, men's shoes of the best manufacture, and latest styles of ladies' shoes, and slippers of all descriptions.

Go to Hargrove's Oallery for flne photos. Call at Hardiirove'i Gallery If you want One pic turest. and Crayon work done at Gallery, at prices to mlt the Hardfrrove will not be outdone la prices or work. At he warrants his work to (five gatlsfactlon'lt will you to call on him before fcotne elsewhere. Hop vines, Kaspberry plants, Sweet Williams, Pansles, Blue Bells, Currant Bushes, sold at very moderate prices by Frank Reece, Benton avenue.

Gum Boots! Cum Boots I We are in receipt of a large invoice of long and short Rubber Boots, and the best quality of Hydaulic Hose ever brought to Montana. Prices greatly reduced. dw2w GRKENHOOD, BOHM Co. PIANO AND ORGAN. Instruction given on the Piano and Organ and assured.

Terms reasonable. Also les In foreign languages. Address ihe undersigned through the Postofflce or leave orders at C. K. Wells or H.

H. Guthrec Co. Sheriff's Sale. L. H.

Herahfleld A Brother, plaintiff, vs Beth Bullock, defendant. To be sold at Sheriff's sale at the Court House In Helena, M. on Wednesday, the 29th day of June A 1881, at 12 o'clock m. of said day, all the right, title and Interest that said aefendant, Beth Bullock, has In and to the following described property situated In Lewis and Clarke county, M. to The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty (BUj in township ten iW north of range three west of me principal meridian, containing elKbty (SO) acres more or less, situated In The Dry Gulch rnmlnt? district, Lewis and county Montana Sheriff of Lewis and Clarke county, M.

T. Dated this flth day of June A. P. 1881. Miss Daisy Doyle, Late of St.

txmis, now prepared to give lessons on Piano, Organ or Guitar, at her residence, Cutler near Jollcl. Prices moderaie. Ttislr The Butte Mintr of the 14th inst. says: Pursuant to previous announcement the celebration of the third anniversary of the Miners' UOIOD took place yesterday. Soon after 1 p.

m. about '275 of the members ot tbe union met at their hall on Broadway and formed Into line for the parade. Pra ceded by the Alice cornet baud, with the Silver City cornet band midway in the line, both ot which discoursed most eloquent and soul-stirring music, the procession marched ap to Walkerville by the way oi the Gagnon mine and returned to the city by the road leading through Centerville. After parading through the principle streets the members entered their ball where address es were made by the Hon. A.

C. Witter Mr. W. O. Speer.

The Workingmen'a Union waa organized June 13, 1S78, with about 300 members. Its first president was Mr. A. C. Witter, who held the position tor three or four terms.

A reorganization! of the Union has been effected withia the last six months, and it is now known as the Miners' Union. The object of the association is not only to protect the wages of the underground miners, but to aid and assist all its members who may be incapacitated for labor by reason of accident or sickness. The wages of underground miners at present is $3.50 per day. While all workingmen are accepted as members, the wages ot none are protected save those named, but in case that any member is prevented trom laboring through an accident or by reason of sickueds, he is entitled to and will receive the sum of $8 00 per week. In case ot great bodily injury he will receive more.

At the present time the Union numbers 810 members, and judging trom the appearance of those who marched through the city to-day, they are as fine a body of men as can be found in anj mining camp in the country. The present officers art; C. S. Shoemaker, President; Chas. HOE.

kins, Secretary; John Miles, Treasurer; John Eddy Financial Secretary. REMOVED. While undergoing Repairs on buildings and rooms, Sullivan 4 Burner's TONSORIAL ROOMS have been removed to the El Dorado, a few doors above our old stand. Will endeavor to accommodate our customers to the test of our ability wh'le In our temporary quarters. Of.

BURNER. J. W. Hardgrove Respectfully announces to the people of Helena and vlclnlly that he Is prepared to do all Slnds of Portrait work In all It. Call and see him al his Uallery on Jackson alreet, Interna tlonal Hall building.

for flout. Store room on floor of Odd Fellows' Temple Building. Apply to JACOB LOEB Building. APPJT ae9-dtf Helena, M. T.

CHAMBERS Takes pleasure In announcing to the people of Helena and yiclnlty that he has opened a shop on Jackson Rt in International Hall.where he is ready to do all kinds of Cabinet Making, Upholstering Repairing; also carpal laying and curtain hanging. His thorough Knowledge of the buslnesi enables him to give perfect satisfaction. All orders will be promptly and caiefully attended to, Call on him and "jive him a trial. I AM PRKPABED TO PAT THE Martet Price Almoat The New Wett encourages the emigration ot unmarried ladies trom the Bast to Montana after the following manner: "One of the reasons why it is almost impossible to to obtain house servants, or to crowd the avenues usually leading women to employment in Montana, is the determination and facility with which the aevrage Montana bachelor at the first agreeable opportunity essays matrimony. Hitherto Montana has been BO remote that comparatively few women have gone those who have gone have almost invariably been married within a few months their arrival.

A lady who took a maid frnin Chicago to Helena, about four years ago, tells us that the young woman had five proposals of marriage wbile traveling a week on tLe stage coach from the then nearest railroad point to Helena, part ot them passengers and part of them from stage drivers. While tarrying with 'our better half and a young lady friend for one night at a leading hottl of the territory, two ago, the pn prietor of the hotel, a most worthy and well-to-do pentlemac, in all seriousness proposed marriage to the young lady, who, by the way, bad just entered the Territory, and was on the way to visit relatives in a distant corner, and bad never before heard of her very earnest host. It has come to pass that employers have no idea that a servant will withstand these honest offerings of hearts and homes more than two or three months. There are frequent changes among the lady because a large porportion ot the whole corps in the Territory is marrying every year. The newly arrived school ma'm, milliner or governess has the ordeal ot an offer to go through with very soon, if indeed she has not suffered it several times en route.

In fact, there are lots of bachelors in Montana, and they are a terriblv earnest set of fellows. Ballot is registered at Coloio- pohtan. Mr. M. of San Francisco, is ia tbe city.

--Sheriff Jefferis went to Deer Lodge oa Tuesday. --Mr. John B. Taylor has returned from Chestnut. --Mr.

James Shields, of Butte, was in town yesterday. --Mr. John Culver came in from Jefferson city yesterday. --Col. A.

H. Beattie returned last night from a visit to Butte. --Mr. Ben. Ezekiel returned from Butte by yesteiday's coach.

--Mr. H. S. L. Bherard leaves to-day for a trip to London, Eng.

--Mrs. William Whetstone, of Jefferson, was in Helens, yesterday. --Mr. Julius Horst returned last evening from a visit to the States. --Captain Wm.

Ryan and wife of Yes- tel are visiting tbe capital. Mr. John M. Sweeney returned on Tuesday evening from visit to tbe States. -Mr.

Emll Loewenberg returned from a business visit to Benton yesterday afternoon. --Col. Wilbur F. Sanders returned from an extended visit East by last evening's overland. --Mr.

F. J. Shaffer returned on Tuesday from Bozeman, and will leave to-day for the lower end of the county to look after his stock interests. --Mr. Wm.

Hudnall, junior member of the firm of S. Hale leaves this morning for a visit to Virginia and other eastern States. Mr. Hudnall is one of the the most popular and prosperous young merchants of Helena. This is his first visit to the States since 1876.

We wish him a pleasant journey and are satisfied that he will have a splendid time among tbe old folks at home. His friends intimate that upon his return Buck will probably be accompanied by one of the fairest daughters ot Virginia, who will, as Mrs, preside over tbe home which be will establish in the queen city of the mountains. Tlte Ctah and Northern. Tbe Miner of tbe 15tb inst. says.

From Mr. H. C. Kessler who returned yesterday morning from a trip east, wo learn that work was commenced by the Utah and Northern railroad company upon the dis puted ground of Mr. Wunderlich on Monday.

Mr. Wunderlich bad allowed the work to go forward under protest, aoS the probabilities are that there will be no further trouble in relation to the matter. ORt8 WANTED. tor The rain which fell in such copious showers tn Helena yesterday, waa the heaviest of the ssason and from what we can learn extended over a large portion of the Territory. It was much needed and will be ot incalculable benefit to the miners, farmers and stock men.

The season thus far, ia most localities of the Territory, has been unusually dry, ID several pieces, as for instance, in High wood valley, Choteau county, and Deep creek valley and vicinty, Meagher county, crops have suftVred for want of water, beyond what is usual at this season of the year. The dry weather has been particularly favorable to the operations of destroying cut worm, which has appeared in several places, doing great damage to vegetable crops. This insect does but little, if any, damage in u.oi«t weather, and if the present "damp spell" shall continue a few the crops will probably get such a start that the worm will not be able to do much additional injury. Stockmen have been gloomy, thinking that the indications pointed to "slim picking 1 for their herds during the coming winter. Although late in coming, the prospects now are that we will have abundance of rain for all purposes.

TbB Becla Cenaolidauil Mining Ccttyanr will buy tJjId, surer sod Lead Ore ut ths twit prlcef. for Price Llil. AsaaTs at reasonable H. IMPPENBEKG, Gin Uleuoale. Moat ana.

SCHWAB. Kl. f. ZIMMERMAN' 1868. ESTABLISHED 1868 COSMOPOLITE NOS.

AND Si A I STEKIT, Helena Montana THIS HOUSE 13 CENTRALLY LOCATED AND TH1 ONLY FIRST-CLASS BB1CK AND 8TOSB UOTKL IN THE CITY. AUCTION SALE Rocky Mountain Encampment I. O. O. f.

A regular meeting: of the above Encampment will be held this (Thursday) evening, at their Lodge room. In thli city, at 8 o'clock. Sojourning are cordially Invlred to attend. JACOB BWITZElt, P. JACOB VOH TWO DAYS.

Bale at oar Knilre Stock of and Yoatba' Clottnun AT COST! AT June 4th. GRBBN HOOD, BO CO. At.Hot Sprlncf. rear Clancy, June 0, 1881, to the wife Of Wllion Bedding, iwlnt, a ton and a daughter. In Helena, K.

June 13.1-51. by Rev. Mr. Duff. Mr.

Ed. CulTer to Miss Katie V. Craven, both uf Jefferaon city. In Walkvrvtlle. Monday.

June 18.b, 1581. by the Ber. Fatbar Mr. Wm. C.

Pirn and Cavauaugh. Klllod nine. We quote from the Miner of the 15th inst. as follows: From a private letter received from George A. Bruffy, of Fish Creek, we learn that Judge Jas.

A. Slaver, ot Silver Star, was killed on Monday evening by tbe caving of a mine in which be was at woik. No particulars are given. Mr. Slayer was about fifty years ot age, and had been a resident of Montana many years, and is well and favorably known.

Vine tttotk. Messrs, Potta Harrison have sold to Schwab Zimmerman a fine yearling Jersey bull by Tokam. The animal is to be used with the dairy herd of Measrs. S. Z.

3DIEID. At Hot Springs, near Clancy, June HS1, of diphtheria, Nancy, daughter of Wilson and Sarah W. Kedding, aged years, and 10 days. Near Butte. Sunday, June 12.

1S81, Nancy wife of Martin McDanlel. aged SI years aod months. Notlee. All penoBt hAtloB against BerenJes it Woolbeater are requested to present them for allowance to the undentgned, aiilgnee, vrlthln 80 da) I from date, or tdey will be precluded from In the of the property assigned to me for 1 B. POSTER, -or- A A A Jrlotol 1 Wednesday, June iBth, AT Payne's Hotel, Clore Street.

Havlnc leased mf hotel to Mr. Zlmmer, I have decided to close out at public auction, my entire hotel outdt, consisting of parlor and bedroom suits, double and single be-dateds, spring, hair and moss niattrasses, feather bfdi and bed fllnen. quilts, California blamets. comfortables, bureaus, iwN and pitchers, chamber sen In nhlteware and tin. looking glasses, chairs, brussels, 3 ply and Ingrain a good many healing stoves, labln linen, napkins, castors, gttsa ware, a full hotel dlnlDxrooui ouitli; also a lull line of kitchen untrnslls.

and all the nxtures belonging to hotel business. Bargains for everybody. Sale will begin at 9 o'clock sharp. I will also sell at public auction on the sunic day alght or ten lots, adjacent to my hotel on Clore street. In for business purposes.

Bale without reserve. So look out for good location. Terms of sale, of real estate half casnjuna half la twelve months with Interest at 1C per cent. mav29ld C. L.

PAYNE. CUKTIS A BOOKER, Auctioneers. SOCIAL BALL. A social party will be on HIP -Hli In.t. at the SlUer Creek School House, I'rlcHly IVar valley, for th benefit of Ihe school of that district.

Homer Hewlu's band has been cncnt'ol for the occasion. Price of admission. Including supper, JeldawSw Call and See Us. Having concluded to build a brick store houoe In front of the St. Louis Hotel, with a second stcrv for offices, 1 should be glad to arrange in advance with parties who desire to rent either the storeroom or an oQlce above, in order iliat their wishes may be consulted in the construction and arrangement of the bulldlUK to be erected.

All such parties Will call on orladdress A. 1TI. tVOOLFULK. Commissioners' Meeting. 's nrrici, Lnwis A CLAKKK COr.viT.

BILKKA, M. Juue 10. Notice hereby given that a special session of the Board of County will bo held at their court room In Helena. M. on Thursday, Juna Kib, at 10 o'clock a.

of said day. O. B. TOT TEN, Clerk Bd. Co.

Cotu'rs. Probate Notice. In the Probate Court of Jefferson Montana Territory. In the matter of the estate of i K. Norein de- ceaaed.

Notice la hereby Kivuu by tin- undersigned. Ad- ministratrix of the above named estate, to the cred Itors nf, and all persons having claims agulust said deceased to exhibit the same, with llju necessary voucheis, to the undersigned, at her place of residence In the town of lliulersburg, Jefferson county, Montana Territory, four uinnthi from the drat publication of this uoilee, or the same ill bo forever barifti. A I NullEM, Administratrix. GKO. F.

COWAN, Atl'v fur Administratrix. liih, 1K81. i i 4 The Gail House Property. This fine property located In Silver City, Is oVr- ed for sale at a bargain. It contains abuul TO acres, roomy hotel building, very large, stables, etc.

Inquire on the m-emti-es or address by mall luaylOdSu IIE.NUY OAIL, Kilver City. 1881. SPRING! 1881 -FOB- MONTANA WOOL, TO BE DELLIVERED AT A tVtan A Northern R. B-, Or F9KT BRNTON. PARIS GIBSON.

Bullwhackers Wanted. WANTED--Two bullwhackers that understand loaning to (to to Meagber couniy. Wattes sixty to dollars per month. Apoly at this omce. JeUMltf I.EVl ALLEN.

AUCTION SALE -OF- Town Lots oil Bridge St. On SATURDAY, JUNK 18th, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. 1 will Mil at Public A uctlon mv lot oa Bridie Street, Jollct and Water Street, iSoutb Side.) HUM. A BOOKKR, Blooded Slock. The Bismarck Tribune of the 7th inst says: H.

Cochrane, of Montreal, is in Bismarck with a large party, on their -way to Montana. Mr. Cochrane is the great stock fancier of Canada, and has with him imported bulls which cost apieee, and which he is taking to Montana to add to the herd of cows he expects to purchase there. The entire herd will then be dnyun across country into the Saskatchewan valley, somewhere west of Winue- peg, where the Canadian government has permitted Mr. Cocnrane to locate 100,000 acres of land.

This will be the largest stock farm in the world, and the chinook winda are said to enable cattle to winter very nicely in that region. About 000 altogether will be invested in the enterprise, and the reputation of the men interested it give every assurance ot success. The northwest is destined to a favored spot when, in the pursuance of such enterprises, such men relect it as the best point for the investment of capital. Mr. Cochrane and party are waiting for a boat to Benton, and will, get away from here some day this week." Auction The auction sale of town lots and household furniture at Payne's hotel was postponed yesterday on account of inclement weather, and will take place to-day.

corn- mencing at ten o'clock, hand for bargains. Be on WANTCD. A situation ai housekeeper family, bran expoilercwl pmvon. ID at Pollarc of O. Vawter.

We regret to learn that Mr. J. G. Vawter, merchant at city, baa fitted in business, hU atock of goods having been attached and an assignment made. are not adviaed of tbe extent of hit liabilities or value of hu aateU, bat trust that Mr.

Vawter's resources are abundant to liquidate all demands and leave a handsome balance with which to make another aUrt Brief ItcBia. --Cool--for the season. --The roads are reported muilJy all along tbe lines. --The wire of the W. U.

T. was down once again yesterday. --The overland arrived at 8:30 last evening with about a dozen passengers. --Tbe Lo family are still cnjoviog their visit to the big town of the pale J'acef. --The steamer Red Cloud left Fort ford for Fort Benton yesterday morning.

--Miss Katie Putnam played "Lena the Mad Cap," in Butte last Tuesday evening. --The Postmaster. General has ordered the appointment of H. A. Milot as poet- master at Dearborn, in Lewis couniy in place of H.

Brown declined. --The sociable of the M. E. Church was held at tbe residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred. Gamer, last evening and was highly enjoyed by all present. --Attention is called to the advertisa- meiit of Mr. Paris Gibson, who announces himself as prepared to purchase wool and pay therefore the highest market price. --Oa Saturday next, Messrs.

Curtis Booker, will sell at auction, the town lots belonging to Mrs. Goodman, on Bridge street between Johet and Water streets. See advertisement. --A slim attendance was on tbe ground Sunday afternoon to witness the running race for $300 a side, between Joe Howell and Terlulia. Howell won the race and money.

Time, first beat, second heat, --Jiiiter. --Lieut. G. W. H.

Slouch, with Co. 3rd Infantry, has taken up quarters on Badger creek, on the other side of the Marias and between the old and new agency, for tbe summer, to intercept and turn back Northern Indians coming this side of the Itecord. --There is a natural bridge oysr creek, in Yavapal county, Arizona, believed to be the largest in the world. The Preacott Miner says the canyon is 200 feat wide where the creek is spanned by tbis wonderful arch, and the roof, or ceiling, of the bridge Is fully 75 feet above tbe inrlace of tbe water. We lire now receiving our Kir.it Sliijiinent of Spring Summer Suits FOR MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' GA1MS KLEI1M.

Don't fail to go to Grin's it Klein's and examine tlic attractive Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, for Men's, Hoy-' and "Wear. Their stock in large, the Assortment complete in all Departments, and prices lower than ever before in this Territory. Special a i is given to Custom Made Suits, and they invite customers to call and examine the latest pal terns in the market. GAXS KLKIX. have added to our business DRY GOODS ULLHERY IMOTIOHS CARPETS Our Extensive Spring 1 and Summer Purchases AEE NOW IN STOCK.

Assortment Complete in Each Department. Prices Exceptionally Low. RALEIGH A CLARKE. I88O. CHARLES MABKHAffl, WHOLESALE AND KIT AIL DEAUX IN AHD Manufacturer of Harness and Saddles RIDING SADDLER, BIDE SADDLES, PISTOL H01JBTEBS.

BUFPALOKOBES, BUCKSKINS, HOME COLLABt, UIO SADDLES, HORSE BBUBHEfc BIDING BRIDLK8. SPANISH BITS. MEXICAN 8PUBH. Montana Concord Harness Collars Round and Flat Bridle Fillings, Ivory and Horn Martingale Rings, Etc. LEATHER ROSETTES, PAD HOUSINGS, ANKLE BOOTS KERSEY Ota FANCY FRONTS.

CURRT i LEATHER MANE COMBS. Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides Furs. REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE 1850. 1881. Pacific Iron Works.

San Francisco, California. Rankin, Bray ton MINING MACHINERY 1 Plants for Gold and Silver Mills Embracing latest and most Improved machinery and processes for base and free ore. WATER JACKETS, Smelting Furnaces, Kor Silver, Lead and Copper Ore. with and Important superior to any other HOISTING WORKS For Single or Double Shafts, To work to any depth, of latnaud Improv WALKER'S Compound Steam Pump! Will work with SO per cent, low steam thai) any pump the market. HOWELL'S IMPBOTBD WHITE FURNACE.

moit successful chlorldlnf PUMPING Of any capacity and adapted to any requirements. CUT-OFF ENGINE, Bovond niont economical and perfect worklnit engine now made. We offer (lie Miners of Montana itie rtsulu uf Tears' experience In this special line of work, and are prepared to furnish tbe most approved character of mlnlnc and reduction machinery, superior in design to that of other make, at the lowest FOUlble prlcn. have BOW IB operation ia Sixtylnck SU Tor Bow Will, which it working to cBttro Mturtactiam or Company. Sinfla Dram Hoiat AaaUno Ormm Moist urn Gray Rock aiiao.

to sOl of which wo roftr for of Work- maaahip mad Perfect Perfarmaaee. Estimates Giventm Application. Send for Illustrated Circular. A PotiTivR FACT of tbe Age it Ibe tainty of relief afforded in akin di SCI.PEC* SOAP. by A CUSTOM DEPARTMENT! anil arc enabled to makf; Suitu to order on nbort notice.

O2STE of the moHt and desirable nampk-s for Spring and Summer can seen at our Store. or I he Silver Bow Mining- and Hilling Company, -Buttc, TML. T. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots 4fc Shoes, IJii.i.'* HAIB AND WHIIKKR Dra 'Black or Brown SOc. THU A KA IX LARGE VARIETIES.

HYDRAULIC HOSE AND RUBBER CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. Boiler Cleansing Compound For the Prevention and Removal of Scale ii Stein Boilers, for Nei- trahziiing Acid, Sulphur and Mineral Water. RICHARD JONIS, Aftwftt, A Stock constantly on aad for la harm) aa4 half tairal netaM. lUfcr to Lralmrtoa Mill, mWto; JUTot mil. JNMo aM MUlt, EWSPAPER.