The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 1

i TT HELENA, MONTANA' 'TERRITORY, TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 188(1. NO. ICO VOL. 21.

FRIENDSHIP, LOYE, TRUTH T. KANE OfTtCE HELENA HUH IMS ANO STOCK EXCHANGE, PARASOLS OPBUED TO-DAT. MARIA M.DEAN, M. D. urrii i i Huuwii.

Tt tt 1 Hkatl'k' K. TK1.K8IIKK 1H VOlTiioLISCHUHER. riiium ihckoi. Tho Th Sixty STnth Aunirarttuy of tha Ordar that Practice TheB Principle. Nam of our Fir Chief Sent to the Senate Yesterday.

rut. ikitUi llM tarnti. iMf UStCW. Hsw iht ksf wm If 944. rJDwirHlas-A ks-! Hick kvcrss.

C. II. UTIIGOW rOMMWNHiK Hants, -Calami HaUdlnfc A I'M 1AJI.IW Clileair- Andaa Cuthbert haa Healgned there id no Doubt of Curtis' Confirmation. DOWSING WRIGHT. NEW -GOODS Just Received.

(OMI-IICIK LINK OK Fishing Rods and Tackle. BASE BALLS, BATS, and the New Game, fJIHOMAA fULM. 1 HOMCEOPATHI8T TWENTY DOZEN Parasols Sun Shades II.frrnr- Klrit Hank, llnkaaj in-liank. Mlesouri Paolflo Train Derailed by the Strikers, 80 it is Bald. Ffli f.

iruJ Urif XhUi'A. (ktd IN BLACK AND COLORED, we Offer at Less than Manufacturers Cost. r. loml VGTERINARY SURGEON. Which well known views the subject at cos-aiders tile length, and Ibea entered tipoa Uie pollur.1 aspect of the sacasurw and aald that tbe moveurenle for local optloa aud amcmltutole to Hlale coRetltuUons were of grr.l lru(HirUare ae erratiog an sullghteoed publlo opinion la state, but Bulbing abxt of a suovemenl based on 1 national Idea prewenual a clear pruepocl of rrmplete aucceaa.

ft waa time fur the pro btblilon Idea to assume control of national parUea. at least of the KopubUcea paity. That parly Could nol fMwmaaeally remain Uires-tmrrtire for trro-bittUoo and one fourth sgatnet it. That was loss possible tbsa It once was for tbe nation tu remain permsneeUy one half slave and one half free. Ideas never com promised.

Wa wens now at the dividing of tbe ways Kor himself be (Biair) had been down In this bole long enough. HMincr nr lalrr, aud be hoped not much later, we might oomo to ourselves like prodigals ami revered to climb up and out. "I will remain here," aald ho. "to long as think 1 can persuade Ottawa to climb With tua in nrdrr that wa may aland on each other's ahouldo-a and Ibose first out may with proper tackle lift the remainder, for the bole la very dorp Only for tbla will 1 remain lunger in the bole, and for this 1 will remain, If need lie, a great while, Cllhrrv rosy If they will and they will slay here per-mauenlly; but, air, ibry will find that the masses of tbs Republican party and Ibe masses of the A mcro-an people of all par-tls prefer to be on lop of the ground." Ilo(Mr. Iilalr) had on tiila oocaalon ipokeo partly aa a Republican, but be did tbla only because be believed that thus did be speak moat as aa American and most of all aaa mao.

That rarty, with ail lu faults, with all Its failures to reach Its ideals, was Ibe great agenrv which under (iod bad saved ths re publlo That party would yet form tbe law of Ua superior being and unfinished mission concentrate Its tremendous enrr gles and peferlcil equipment upon tbla glgantio national evil until the evil waa destroyed. Oeronimo and His Hand Get in 'fhelr Deadly Work Some More, IMB.rtlr 6t .01 l't (UwC T-k 1 1 4- mchMti GRAIN, PROVISIONS STOCKS Bought and Sold on.Margln of one per cent or over. In targe or email tote. I)aulaltaa mvlvn.1 1.J dlmrt win- nmr, Bie or teu uiloutf. IIIHKCT WIKKs.

TKI.KTIIONK la). l.iUU LAWN POOL. C. BROWN, M.D. Surgeon and Physician EVERY ONE A GENUINE BARGAIN.

Call and See Them VAN WART CO. MASONIC BLOCK nn4r ELINA. allr AiiUl. 10, 1SS6. urtii i OaffMtl rmlikrrt, Wasiiikotok, April 20.

(SjtccUl). The Dame uf (ha I). Curd forpotioias ter hi ILIeoa wm arnl the Heoato thli aftcrnixm At Mr, lulMcrt bu alrcxily teoderei) bia reelk'aailoo, Ibla may tie ro-ganietl at tqulvaleoi lo Mr 'unit toe ceeUlng Mr ('uthbrit the Bcoale draw the Hoe oo oatnioaUoni fir apjKiutaicot on (he baaii of remoral. The oomlne tioo of CoL Curll girN great eaUifactloo to the territorinl dctrgatlun here and rtr-taioly will to the conailtucnry et home. The Col.

baeuiaoy frioml aotuog Thpul-tican aroatnra aad it sure for the amcaalon. MARYSVILLE main Tntn mr Htrlcnfcld flic' DAY AM) Mll fcjy y)U E- S. KELLOGG M.D., Surgeon Homocpatfiic Physician one and He. I dm re nonl Tf-pie, Helena, 11 Holll-S: 10 10. tn 9 to 4 tad up.

tu. lr Kell'OT. dnrtac hff )M UUv fllU-J bluieeli lo Drl dle eui of On ky. 1 hrot and heel, of oin and ibiMrvri, (mu 4ud hhU)i tit lu tfitr uoilttide f'lriua And all Ihnee uffiHnir nh rljromc -tlobe heretofore coUhid-req. tin ura'K aie aliylnliNt dwiy manwfl A II- Grlostex'.

H. TONN, MAIN HELENA. 1 re-inn if .,11 unlit jourafienU.inUiour Krtng and I inMrUllott, conamUn, of a largo rallKlIon ofjTRIMMKU WINN ETH aad lU'UNII IIATSfc.r MImm and Children. Alw a irr-at nri.1, of I nlrlaaod STRAW HATH la i-laJa i.d Hno KKKNCII KIAlWKKS, FANCY FKATHKItN, TIUHVINfJ XII.K lllllHONN, OllNAMPNTS I.AI KS, KU-. nitonik-a Ui 11 iho lalot NorelUw In Ladiee and Children's Costumes, wldrh -I.

not lr iuriuuia-d in Elegant and I nlqoo Infant. CJiiUU and Carrlagra a imtUI yi alao in vile apeiial atlvaUon our new mentof LINEN IIOOIIH amt CUHTAINH. Otir dlapla of M.luliera' ttcnrfa and Tldle will be wiM-thv tl.a lii.etl' 0 of alt who daatre eleuatee and taete, our mbUrll for Art ell Hork. tt iiliar mUfDtlun till to our HAIK UUOIJH Uhl A KTMKNT. Id ordr to beiur Untion to oor ptron tlian poftnlbii on crowiM opening bbto tliBiienfHd wttli our usuiU fnrrnbl ojumloK this ud but will 1 U)jiy tt anv time to exhibit our etork tnd eTrnt4 any wmimamie our patron may favor ua with.

DR; M. BOOKMAN, rhralrlan, Hanceon, Arrrber, Oru-llat and Anrlal Mitiliernf San Praiwlwn Mcllal Horiid), alao mat la SUte Mwlical SK-lwty. OAI, Cairo tfoildlnff, IDIcna, Moalana Con-tuliatlonalQ tremian auU KnglMi UAwif-ntf7 JNO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TINWARE, -STOVES, TVrTTsTTn A TTT) TVCTXjIj The regular line of Stages for above Points leave from the oil stand of Wm. Muth corner Edward and Clore streets, dally at 7:30 a.

returning arrive at Helena at 5:30 p. m. Freight and Passengers carried with dispatch and promptness. BACH, CORY CO. Successors to WM, UTH CO It la nuioel unnocoasary lo ivfvr at length to Col.

Cuilia, so well It Its known, personally nr liy reputation, llirouglipul tbn lorritorjr. Ho wa one of lbs plouerra of Montana and la Ibo early day a when brave, determined, law abiding and law-loTlng men were forced lo faco and baltln wllhlbe warei of laalcwot-as aud aur-aKery Uial threatened to oTcrw belm the infant commonwealth be aas one of tbn bravest of tbe tlcfendera ills attention waa alwaya directed lo Ilia matter of pro. tscllon frem dr In Ibe communllica In wblcli ho lived and ho aaa the organizer of Ibu first fire department in Vlrglnl City la Ilia flush days. Hines bia residence lo Helena bis interest in that direction has not abated. He made tbo Helena fire department what it Is -cquul In equip meat, organization and efficiency to that of nny city of this tlze in the country ami Inferior to none in the went.

This task has been inadequately paid, often thunk-leal, and accomplished largely by tbe sacrifice of Cbiif Curtis' prlvuto business it labor of love throughout. Besides this bo bus been an active, enterprising cill- PROPOSAL. FOR INDIAN HP-FLIK ANDTItANSPOItrATlO. SUPPLIES. COKllt DULKNS RAILWAY AND NAVIOATION COMPANY.

Noth Tbw mlornlgned corporators of the A D.trly Trick, br. Louis, April 80 A special from Benton, to tbo IMt-Dupntrh elates that Kev. Bov. Bcnj. Deerlag.of Hu Louis, baa been for some daya put bolding a aerie of temperance revival meetings bleb have been wonderfully successful.

I-ast night toms one, as yt unknown, placed in tbe pitcher of water, which the revivalist bad placed upon lbs desk from which be wu speaking, large quantity of croton oil. oererai persons drank of tbo water before the services began and became deathly sick, but, not knowing tbe rauso of tbeir illness, failed to warn Leering not to drink from the pitcher. Tbe latter during bia discourse drank t'glaa of water and waa immediately taken aick. All who tasted of tbe water are to-day in a precarious condition. Two saloon-keep ers have been arrested on suspicion and it is thought that they poisoned lbs water In order to end tho services which were having such a depressing effect upon tbeir business.

Important Decision. San Francisco, April 20. The State supreme court to-day decided in favor of tbo plaintiffs the famous riparian rights case of Lux A Miller vs. tbe Kern Kiver Land A Canal company, which baa been before tbo courts and legislature for many years. Tbe suit was brought to enfoin tbe dofendant from diverting the waters of Korn river, which flowed through tbo lands of plaintiffs, Tbe decision bolda that owners of lands by or through which water naturally flows have tbe right of property of its waters.

Justice McKinney wrote the decision and Justicss McKee, Thornton and Hlmrpsleln concurred. Cbiof Jittliio Morrison and Justices Ross and Myrick dissented. Kent Ibe Record. 8t. Louis, April 28.

At Clarkceville, Missouri, to day Geo. E. Weber of Bmith-ville, N. won tbe 50 mile bicycle road race in 3 hours, 7 minutes and 424 seconds, lowering tbo worlds record by nearly half an hour. The second and third men, K.

E. 0. Kluge of Bmlthrllle and lcrcy Stone of tit. Louis also beat tbe record. HELENA.

MAIN STREET, CmurdAlrne Hallway and Navigation Company, hero by gtv ooMte that book for receiving suu-m rlptlou to tbeTapiial stock of aald corporation will be on tu kvfnd day of May. IHho, at tbo uu uttj ui siy, ram, si vuu C. H. MACK, DENTIST over hale A ios uncu PTor.K, MONTANA. All Dental rilllnit.

ArlUrttl TrelK and DbdUU Surirery narrametl fuDy euual to Iho best obtain ble from the intst skillful itenttau of tba laripT eastern cltle. Kitrou Grille Gat, a VHREEVTL 8 A Fh and 8UHK AtutfutkvndM A LL (J HIGH MS TA XVKSor Dl T10X8 for PainlcM Operations in Extracting Tilth. THK PATltONAUK OF THOSE PWURING MUM1 CLASS 0PLKATI0N8 SPECIALLY ap24dlf HkgDEHim DR. A. fTfOOTE, IDE 2ST IS MAIN 8T.

HELENA. Ashby Bloc cor Main SI. ana 6(U Av r78 I I TO Operative Mechanical DENTIST, removed to Fred Lehman block. Enlrance uin aud Jui-kaon airoet. au 6'W-d Kiiwin C.

Craven'. AimiLB J. Cn.wKK. CRAVEN BROS. TTORNEYS COUNSELORS AT office In Jarchen.

Illock, Rooms 1 and 2 JIKLKNA, MONTANA. I I I DEPVRT.VKNTOETIIE of ludlsn Affaire, Vt aaliineton, April 15, IhMS. Healed mioaal indorsed Proposals for Bmif, (bids for Beef ini.al le siihmlu! in eepsrsle en-veloi,) Bacon, Flour, LlotblllK, or Transportation, Ar isa the case may lie.) and directed to Hie ('omtulsekmer of Indian Affairs, JVns (A end Act- Fork, will la recetied until 1 p. ni.oIT.icsrcip, Is, lead, for lurnlslilng for tlis Indian service aUoul two. US) pounds Bacon, pounila Beef on the hoof, jHiunds Beans, 17, OU) pounds Baklllff 1owiler, Vis pnnnls Corn, 405, cdU pounds Coffee, I pounds Klour, Wl.lUU pounds Feoil, pounds llard Bread, KLUCJ pounls lloniltiv.

bounds Lard, Dl liarevds Mess Fork, pounds Hire, 7,500 ponnla Tea, HOI), OLI pounds Salt, ICMpml pounds Soap, 0711,000 iioumfs huger, and 1 17, (J I pounds Wlieat. Alsi, Blankota, Wiud-ii an1 Cotton Goods, (consisting In part Of Tiklnir, J0 yards; blsnlar1 'alien, varda; Drilling, yards; Duck, free from all larila Denims, 17,000 yards; Hlngliaiu, UtO.IK, yards; Kenlaikv Jeana, 1.7,000 yards bov lot, lards Ilroen Sheeting, Consultirt In Deutsch. Consults in KogUsli, law ofllc of Bnllard A BarUiur. in baornent of Maaonic Temple, Jackson stret, Helena, Monlana. apital sUH'k, A.a),Ua.

bbarea, eat li. Dated Helena, Montana, April IrtHd. J). C. CORBIN, b.

T. IIAUbKK. A. M. HOLT ir t.LlBDKN JAMRH F.

WAHDNEK. JAMhB MONOOIIAN. A. KSLEK. Des Consnltations en Francis.

Consultaiionesen Eepanol. Oouaiilleln Italiauo. NOTICE. The lost laau of the 1 Karan hurt contained aa i tended review of the inoepUoe and prugroaa of tha Independent Order of Odd Fellow on the American continent and In Montana This waa done In aaliot-ptlion of ths aiityeeventh American anai-veraary of Odd Fellowship which occurred yesterday and which wa duly Celebrated la every of the thousand, wf chic, towns, aud villages on th Americas continent that aupport flouriahlng lodge of this benevolent order. The Helena lodge Montana No.

Excelsior No. 5 aud Jlocky Mountain Encampment No. 1 were not unmindful of ths day. Last evening tbeir hall preaent-ed a gala appearance. Members of the order to th number of about 75 aooom-panled by tbeir lady friends auembled there and they in their glittering regalia aad tbe ladies in gay dreasea formed a brilliant picture.

The exercise at the hall were abort. Chaplain Richard Lockey Invoked a blessing; Maseena Bullard, noble grand, and Judge Sterling, vice grand, then went through that portion of tbe ritual ael apart for anniversary occasion, briefly giving tbe history of th order in America and ite benevolent and beneficent principle. A thanksgiving hymn and prayer followed and then Mr. Bullard announced a banquet at the Merchant, hotel and declared the meeting adjourned to meet In a few minutes around the fcilal board. TDB DANqUKT.

At tbe banquet ball In the Merchant, hold 113 guest, nt down to a splendid spread of seven but owing to the -bewitching presence of many ladles of quality and temperate proclivities, no wine was served. After the various viands had been discussed, toast master Br. Irltae Stone took tbe floor and proposed for consideration the history of Odd Fellowship by E. D. Edgcrton, Esq.

He aald: Ladiea and gentlemen, think there has been a mistake; we had better had the talking before eating. Bro. Bullard may be responsible for this for fear there would be no one to do the talking. Sixty-seven years years ago Odd Fellowship was inaugurated in Baltimore. Now we have over a half a million of membership, so there is not a city or a village in tbe country to-day which is not familiar to the order.

I believe tno growth of the order ia a part of tbe development of the country. Everything is now done by united efforts. What a change. We see that capital ia combining in a centralizing direction. Societies are formed for a variety of purposes.

Combination secure, grand results throughout the land. Even school boys strike led by a bov of the mature years of ten. (Laughter.) This all means combined efforts, whether It be capital or labor. We are now confronted by capital and labor. We are now confronted by a struggle greater than that of tho mythological gods, a struggle between capital and labor, a question that Congress cannot solve.

Applauded. But our province is to lead men in the right. We do nut aek men to be saints nor allow them to ha devils. Our object is to alleviate the material want, of oar brothers. It Is true we live In a cold, cruel world.

It is ia to be lamented in tbla advanced age that we should bow down to success in the acquirement of wealth. Applauded. When disease has robbed man of health you see tbe good work of our grand order. Wben man is laid low by disease, then man appreciates the aid of a brother. Then we feci the beneficent effects of this order.

If disease shall ter minate fatally, then we feel the full benefits of this beneficent organization. The speaker then paid tribute to the Order of Rebckah, organized by Schuyler Colfax in 1807. Mr. Edgertons remarks were loudly applauded. After another choice selection by the band the degree of friendship waa responded to by Air.

Thlome In a strain befitting the occasion. More Music. Then the toast the degree of brotherly love, response by Richard Lockey. Mr. president, ladies aid gentlemen, the modesty of Odd Fellows is proverbial.

Laughter. Fearing my ideas may be scattered to-night I have placed them on paper, renewed laughter without regard to financial condition or religious proclivi ties every brother in distress la succored Applauded. Our order is founded on the universal brotherhood. It thus presents a broad platform of benefaction. We are instructed by the story of the Good Samaritan.

The performance of tbe obligation of the order makes us better citizens and better men. Applause.J The encampment, composing the Patriarchs, the Golden Rule and the Royal Purple degree, by Frank Sterling I see ray assignment covers the entire encampment. There seems to be a warhorse in this scheme. Renewed laughter. It has been so long since my attention has been called to the lessons of these degress that I hardly know where to commence I will therefore simply call your attention to a few of tbe lessons laid down in these degrees.

Each baa its lesson of a harmonious relation of social records. The provisions of the Golden Rule are for the future. Once entered on this terrestrial life all is trouble from youth to old age. Loud laughter. Our widows aad orphans Stone said he had hoped to respoad, but the brethren had learned he didnt believe in them, ao Brother Silverman had been selected.

Laughter. Odd Fellowship Responded to by Bro. Bullard. Mr. Chairman On occasions like this I am like the small boy at the circus.

Messrs. OBrien Son will testify to the promptness of the brethren in getllng to Btauudi and loyul Dctnocrut atul has Always beeu a strong factor In bia parly; he bitfearnod tbla oIIdal plum ly long years of unrequited party service. Tbo ofDce lo which ho is nominatod and will undoubtedly succeed is wotth $11,500 a year, but a portion of this sum is paid out for necessary expenses for which (here is uo allowance. It is tho most Important post-ofllce in iho Territory and ouo of tho best paying poeilioBB lu tho federal gift of Montana. Dr.

de Freye Deutecher Arzt. Attending In Person to bis Western Office, In Helens, T. The Well Known Specialist, for Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Catarrh. CHRONIC AND PRITATE DISEASES OF BOTH SEXES Late Surwon F. army; late Professor of Surgery; late Dean of Faculty, 8.

Ft Member of New York Medical Society, etc -iv-aj, um. etC. IjMtOM AND A FT Kit MAY 1ST, I88d. ALL Certillcates of block In tbs Helena Alining I aud Iteduction Company must be sent to the Far- I mere' Loan and Trust Company of New York for transfer. I By order of the Board of Trustees.

JOHN W. BLSKKTT, hoc rotary. NOTICE TO SIOlKUOLBEUIt, TilE KIliST ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE etockboidera of the Helena and Bald Mountain Mining Company, will be held at the office of tiie president, on Jackson on baturday evening, May 1, 1886, at 8 o'clock n. for the purpose of electing trustees for saiu company for the ensuing year. A.

M. WILLIAMS, Secretary. yards; Hleadifd bliseting, yards; Hickory HblrtlnK, Jy) varda; Calico Hhirtiutf ti.uuo yards; Wuiacv. 3.AX) yards;) ClothiDjf, ro-urfes. Notions, JJanlwars, MtMlical Hupnlies, Hcliool Hooks, aud a long list nf miscefians-ons articles, such as Haruss, Plows, lUkes, Forks, and for about tt Wagons roqulrwl for the service to delivered st Chicsuo, Kansas Uy, ftnd bioux City.

Also for such Waicons as may be required, suapled to ths rliniflfe of the Pacific Coara. with 4 altiorma brakes, delhered at ban Francisco. Also, fur such of the arthlee, goods, and supplies that mav not be contracted for to he aellvered At the Agont ies. Bnni serr bk maui on Dovrunmknt Blanks. Schedules show ini' the kinds And uantities of subsistence supplies required for each Agency and Hcbool, and tbo kinds and quantities in gross, nf all other goods and articles, together with blank proposals, conditions to ie olservel by bidders, time and plars of delivery, terms of contrart and payment, transportation routes, and ail other nec-eseary instructions mill be furniehod upon application to tbe Indian Office in Washington, nr Aos.

65 and 7 I VoEMtrr Street. New York; Win. 11. Lyon, No. Broadway, New York the Commissaries of Subsistence, U.

8. A. at Cheyenne, Ul-cago, Leavenworth, Omaha, Saint Louis, Halnt Paul, and Han Francisco; the Postmasters at Hioux City and Y'unkton; and to the Postuiastors at the following sas City, JiuriiiiKwzd, -y 1- (ireat Bend, Howard, Jlntcbinson, poria, Eureka. Dr. de Freyo, a regularly educated and legally v.

dtHl In curing many recent or chronic, weakness peculiar to men, discharges, loss of procreative power, impotency, etc. Jxmg experience and unparalleled success in diseasos peculiar to the female sex. In the Majority of Cases One Interview will Suffice. are Invited to call, investigate my views, and obtain iny opinion before giving up in despair. CONSV liTATION FREE Office hours: From 10 to 4 o'clock dailv.

evening. I Saint Louis Illock, Main Street, Hootus 5, -r, B. Private entrance on JAckson street, near P. O. apldAwtf T.

II. CARTER. J. H. CLAYISUim.

CARTER CLAYBERG, A.ttorneys-at-Xj a.w, OAI.KN IU.OCK.MAIN KTIIEET, I1KI.KNA, Hank, RKFKKENCIS: Merchants National P. 0. Lock Box 758. ena, Montana. The Fl.harle Dispute, London, April 28.

Tbe Pall Hall Ga telle advocate tbo formation of a supreme and permanent court for tbe settlement of fisheries disputes between Canada and tbo United States. The court, tbe Gaulle says, should consist of five members, two of whom should be Americans, two Englishmen and tbe fifth should be selected by tbo four and be cither an American or an Englishman. Mine Accident. Denver, April 20. Tbo PqiubUcane tit.

Elmo special says: While too men were at work lo the Franklin tunnel today tbo tunnel bouse was destroyed by fire, cutting off tbe air supply, tieverion Grey-scr was smothered to death wbile attempt lag to reach tbo air shaft. Bis flvo companions wero rescued on the 800-foot level in an unconscious condition. Tbeir recovery is doubtful. Tbe deceased was from Dorchester, Nebraska, and leaves a wife and ods child. A.

B. TAYLOR, UNDEETAK HD JR. I wish to call th to n'ioi; of the public to my large and well -U stok of goods, consisting of Fine and Ornamental Metallic Cases and Caskets of Black Wuluiit, Kosuwood, French Burl, Draped and Plain, Cloth Covered Caskets, White and Brocaded. -It will bo to the interest of those needing snch goods to call on me before purchasing elsewhere, as I am selling all goods at grestly rsdaced prices, Wararooros; OPPOSITE THE EPISCOPAL CUCHCH. A.

TAYLOR. Larned, McJlirson: LixlW), Topeka, Marion, ily, SedftD. Sterliu; Medicine a. WUBU, Newton, Wellington, OSAgS lgton, ichitu and infield. Tbe right is reserved by the Uoyerninent to re F.

ADKINSON, at Law. Office In ITIasonlc Temple, Special attention given to oon tested land and mineral entries. THE Home Building Loan ASSOCIATION OF1 HELENA. CAPITAL." $300,000. JOHN 8TKDMAN, Preald-nt.

ALEX. O. BOTKIN. Vine President. T.

n. KLKINSCIIMIDT, Treasurer. A. J. 8TKKLE, Becretar.

MAHHKNA BULLARIJ, Attorne. TBU8TEK8 John Rteilman, A. C. Botkin, Cornelius Hoilgee, T. II.

KieluschmliU, Wm. Hlltll, R. Locke, C. W. Cannon, W.

11. Gebauer, and A. J. Davidson. wTh second series of stock has been opened, and subscriptions wlU be received by any of the Officers or Trustees.

inbI4div ject any and ail bids, and these prosals are lu itedonder proviso that appropriation shall be mails for tho supplies by Congrees. Bids will Iw opened at tho fionr and day slmve stated, and bidderd are incited to le present at Ibe opening. CenririKU Checks. All bids must bo accompanied by certified checks upon some United States Depository or tho First National Bank of Los Angeles. for st least tii'c per cent, of th amount of the proposal.

J. I. C. ATHlNit, CmmitiU)ncr- BULLARD A BARBOUR, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, I MONTANA iMSUCNA, HELENA STREET RAILWAY' COMPANY. Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

-w. Ihe undersigned corporators of the Helena Street Union National Gas Saving GOVERNORS INCOEPOEATED 1864. Thrown Iron, the Tracts. Kashas Citv. April 20.

An incoming frcfgbt train on tbe Missouri Pacific railroad was wrecked at 4 o'clock Ibis morning between Wyandotte and tbla city, near tbo Kansas river bridge, Tbo spikes liud been removed from tbe rails on a curve, and wben tbo train approached the eugiuo and four freight care went off tbo track down a low embankment. Tbo engine rolled over and slopped botlom hide up at tbo waters edge. Ben iiortou, fireman, and George Carlisle, brakeninn, were killed outright. Knglneer J. II.

Fowler was thrown into tho river and seriously injured. No ciuo as to perpetrators havo yet been obtained. Later. Tbo scene of tbo wreck is about two miles from this city. Tbo Missouri Pacific track there skirts bliilTs which line tbe west bank of tbo Kaunas river, and posses under a street bridge wbicit connects Wyandotte-; and Kansas City, Engineer Fowler sys he slacked speed on approaching the (tend of tbe river, keeping a sharp lookout.

As tbe train passed under tbo bridge was going about six miles per hour. lie saw several men in a group apparently watching for something to happen. The engineer reached for a rille that ho carried ahd just then tbe train struck tbe loosened roila lie reversed bis engine and jumped oil, landing at the water's edge. The fireman tvas caught under tbe cngluc und was killed. Ills body was.

recovered. The braUemuu who was on ibe forward css was cnri f'd down and was crushed to dealh. It la reported that a man named fjonvete, who wns among tbe crowd of spectators at tbo bluffs above llio track fell over the bluffs to day and waa fatally i injured. It was also said threo men were seen going rapidly up tbe track after tbe accident, and refusing to bait wore fired upon by watchmen aud deputies, but without effect, and tbe fugitives made for tho woods and escaped. Csroalmo Getting There.

San Francisco, April 20. Tbo Calis Guaymos, Mexico, special this morning says: Geronimos band altackeel ranches near Imuris, completely destroying all the buildings at Caslta, a small station near lmuria on the Sonora railroad, aud killing fifteen persons, all Mexicans. A company of soldiers were sent after them. Two soldiers were killed. Tbe Indians were moving in the direction of Nacori, in the Bierra Madre mountains.

Terrorism prevails tbonghout (he district. Railvv ay Company, hereby give notice that a meeting of the stockholders of said corporation will be held on the twenty second day of May, 1888, at the IV HI practice Isa all courts of record lu the Terri-buy Moial attention paid to collections. aurl4aawiy H. P. ROLFE' ATIO RN Y-AT-Ij ayv Practices in sit the Tourts.

pwial atU-ntion given to Lund and Mining lftlH1JOOM SANFORD KVA NS BLOCK. -ieklAwti r-m The Home Mutual Insurance Company liaising tlic Rates, Chicago, April 20. Tbo announcement was made to-day that taking effect April 28 first-class limited tickets from the Mia-aonrl river to Ban Fruuciacu via the Atchison road will bo (50; second-class and emigrant, $35; to Los Angeles, Mojave and all points on the California Southern, $40; eccond-clasa aud emigrant, $30. Nluat Defer lo the Powers, Athens, April 28 Greeces reply to the- powers is regarded as conference of foreign ministers is being held at the Italian embassy for the purpose of drawing up and signing an ultimatum holding Greece answcrablo for the consequences unless she defers without reserve to the wishes of Europe. Tho ultimatum will bo presented to tbe Greek government forthwith.

law office of Bullard Barlvour, in the city of Helena, Montano, for the purpose of choosing seven I directors of said corporation. Dated Helena. Montana, April SO, 1880. J. WILSON.

C. A. BROADWATER. W. CANNON, D.

A. G.PLOWKRKEE 1L M. PARCHKN. A. M.

llOLTEJi. 1 OF SAN-FRANCISCOrCALre Offi rial Stateinento, docs the i. wm. Mrm. PORTEJt.

Largesl Fire In-Business on the Pacific Coast. STOIKHaiBuna. PORTER MUTH, Real-Estate aid ining ESisS BRO is: ers. OFFICE: Dunphy Block, NOTICK TO ilUyiRST ANNUAL stockholders of and Milling Company, National Bank on April for the purpose of company for the ensuing MEETING OF THE the James R. Keene Mining will be held at tha Second 39th, at 8 o'clock electing eight trustees year.

JACOB LOEB, Sec'y, AccoVdinpf to su ranee Capita paid up In coin. Casli Assets January, 1885 .7777.7. .77 856,65823 Inoome for 1884 484,610.74 Reinsurance Reserve 275,157.06 Premiums received since 4, 957470. 71 Losses paid since 7 2, 1 12,840.82 Net Sorplns 250,80667 J. F.

HOUGHTON, President. CHAS. R. STORY, Sec y. J.

L. N. SHEPARD, Vice President. R. U.

MAUILL, Genl Agt. L. F. LACROIX, Agent, Helena WILL REDUCE YOUR GAS BILLS From UU to 40 per cant, sod give a Better Light, free from Smoke or Escaping Gas, Discoloration of Wallf and Poisonous Exhalations HELENA, M. T.

Gave Him Uf. Halifax, April 26. Charlos Constantine, chief of tho government police at Winnlpog, arrived bore to day, fiaviag in oharge D. D. II.

Scott, who is alleged to have forged paper to the amount of on tbe Merchants Bank at Winnipeg. WarranU-fl to do all that Is claimed for them or po pay. Apply to the uudoreined or Ui DUon iirten, auu sse a demonstration. J. 11.

BOYCE. C. W. CANNON, REAL ESTATE FOR' SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY'. Prices Low and Terms to Suit Purchasers.

OFFICE: Montana Nat. Bank Building, EDWARDS STREET, HELENA, M. T. WADE, 0. 1 Deputy Mineral Surveyor All Work Faithfully Performed.

Poom 0, Capitol Building, BroRtfray.Helena, Mont. my24dl.y JNO W. EDDY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Conveyancer JLCTICBOF THE PEACE. He was Color Blind Washington special Secretary Bayard has inaugurated substantial reform in the dismissal of Theodore Huisman, a watch man. Tho mans career is checkered and somewhat romantic.

He was at one time United States consul at San Domingo, at another a lieutenant in the army, and at another a member of the police foree of the District, but for several years past ho has been employed as a department watch-man. Ho was dismissed for a number of reasons. His wife had complained for some time that he had deserted her, and was residing wtlh a family of colored people. She urged that PLUMBING AND- Sanitary House Drainage. persons anxious to have a better grade Kit work than is usually dona jiJJI, pleased to give estimates and specification; st the same time we reepmfuJIy ask those parties who are merely lookinf for a cheap job regardless of workmanship, syvtem or quality of goods, not to bother us, as wo make no pretensions to do work as cheap aa the cheapest.

DUTTON OBRIEN, PLUMBERS, GAS AND bTKAM FITTERS. 4,000 Rolls New Wall Paper, with Borders and Centresto match, just received at ARTHUR P. CURTIN'S. For THIETY DAYS, in order to make room for Immense Stock to arrive I will, tot Spot Cuh, make SPECIAL PB.ICE8 in Carpets and House Furnishing Goods. An examination of Stock and Price solicited.

Very RespecfuIIy, A. P. CURTIN. SALESROOM IN JACKSON STREET, OPPOSITE NEW POSTOPHCE. Importer 8c Breeder OP- liter! Patents Secured land Office Business At- leaded to.

Deeds, Oontracta, Drawn, orrrctv rAPfTOL BmLDWQ. Rooms 6 A 8. MONSHADSEM 4 HEINLEIN, Architects and, General Con-i tractor. Office Room 3, Galen'i Block, Main Afreet mhlWtf CASH FOR ORE. Ooan-ecrt Assays $1.

A. Ester will bey ore on tbe dump or dellv-ered CMsvxurotiDg Works at Helena, at tbe the table, getting here ahead of time and stayiDgwilh it. Another eccentricity the order is a voice for music. (Laughter.) The next thing to do la to organise a concert club with Brother Edgerton end myself. The one objection ia that to eecape police interference we would have to Inverse too much territory for a safe pl for rehearsal.

Laughter. Charity hi one of the features of our order aad I will let you off easy; Reaewed laughter. But Bro. Bullard preserved hie record for afterdiaaer colloquial aercloe kg arek- ing the offhand speech ot tbK evening, paying exalted but deaerred tribal to the order, with especial referanee to the B--, bekah degree, giviag some psiatrei to the bachelor brotherhood Whtoh fruit la Ik ilia aad shadow At the aotema hear at tan. ditto quet disKtfred into thin air after aw or selection frim the baad and ths tion from Brother Loekay.

1 Senate Proceeding, Wasiiinoton, April 26. Mr. Marshall, of tbe committee on finance reported with an amendment the bouse bill relating to the bonds of brewers The bill as it came from tbe house modifies tec. 3338 of die revised statutee so os to require new bonds to be filed by brewers, not on tho first day of May, as heretofore, but whenever the dlector of Internal revenue shall 7 require them to do so. The aenale committee amended tbe bill so os to require iu addition that at least once in four years bonds shall in every event be renewed, whether the collector requests it or not.

After debate tbe senate amendment was agreed to. and the bill as amended waa passed. Mr. Van Wick destrea to take up the bill taxing railroad lands, but yielded lo Mr, FHair who, according to previous -no-tlce, then addressed the senate on his proposed constitutional amendment, providing for tbe manufacture or tale of alcohol liquors as beverages. lie announced bis 4886.

1804. be be compelled to give up part of his salary for her support A young colored girl, the daughter of Hetsmans landlady, also employed cn the labor force of the same building aa Heisman, complained to the authorities that he had endeavored to take improper liberties with her. She told how the watchman instead of attending Jo his duties at night, was in the habit of using the office of the secretary of stale as a bedroom, comfortably sleeping the upholstered louDge, and using the secretarys bath tub on hot summer evenings for a refreshing bath. Under the circumstances it was decided that Heisman's service could well be dispensed with. A dispatch from Liako in Galicia reports that that town is on fire and that three-fourths of it has already been destroy.

ENGLISH Shire-Horses, Vill Arrive in Helena About MAY. 7, 1886, With a Grand Selection of SHIRE HORSES. A. WEISENHORN, FOE SALE. 3rick Machines, Horses, Wagons, Etc.

I will offer for sale ctiPtp, fit cash, the follow-lne described property Brick Machine, tfsrtia'a Patent. Cart and Harnco. 1 8pu ot Miiiaa and flafoew, 1 Ultra. 1 Spring tYaron, IPiiCEy. WS.

H. ALLBFT, BROWN BLOCK or rocirr akk-'Cohral. MANDFACTTREE AND DEALER IN, beer fatee Assart of aamples promptly stoder lor Dold, 8ilr- and Lead for i indosire. Absst and expreM charges mast be prepaid. Office st Works.

Tbhooe j(0 jjr. ysniplse lielna, will receive prompt forks. Telephone No. l-Jfi. left at Morris Bros Helena, wl Carriages, Wagons and Material.

CLORE STREET, NORTH OF EDWARD. sues lion. A.n. KALKR, SU tot.