The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 3

7V Ll DAILY HELENA INDEPENDENT SATURDAY, MARCH 18, PERSONAL. MONTANA MATTERS. REOPENING OF ST. ALOYSIUS i- 1 LEADING LEADING" LEADING Local ISTe'ws. DItY GOODS DRY GOODS DHY WOODS HOUSE, HOUSE, HOUSE, CLARKE, tMgROBERTS IVE A1IK NOIV HEADY AND.W1LL NIIOW THE MOST ATTTt ACTIVE LINEN OP Boots and Shoes 8 Kerr shown In this part of tlie oountm and have spared neither Falus nor Kxpunse to ol up the HANDSOMEST STORE-ROOM IN HELENA, AND OIIR STOCK OF Ladies, Misses and Childrens Fine Boots, Helena Lodge No.

3. A. A. A.M. A regular ronnuuuJcaLkm of tbe above named ixig will be held al Maoouic Temple comer of Main ami Edward street, on Saturday evening at 7 oclnrk.

Members are requested to be prompt in attendance, bojourulng Broth re are cordially Invited. J. k. TOULB, W. Geo Booker, Secretary.

BULLION AND LEAD. OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE. I Balt Lake, 8, ltusl. I 'JL'. AAh Corrocled Daily by Walla, Fargo A Go.

81LTKR. New Tort $1.14 peroi Loudon, pence olKi peroa bait Lake I eta. leas than N. Y. quotation LEAD.

Salt Lake, loot sale, per ton $6.00 bait Lake, bid per ton M.W NewYork, per 1U0 lbs bSb Montana Weather, BARGAINS I BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS A RALEIGH CLARKE. RALEIGH CLARKE. RALEIGH CLARKE. BARGAINS I BARGAINS I I BARGAINS I M.oney to Loan Taken March 17, at 8-TO p. Helena time.

For the twenty-four houra preceding. tAbove aero. Below aero. N. C.

SMITH. Observer. DKlflOCHATIC MUKTINbS. T. CL-Power Co.

Ilavs just received the following choice goods, which they arc prepared to sell at a Great Reduction from former prices, Domestic SewingrMachines, Fairbanks Scales, all Sizes, (Including 6 and 6 Ton Hay Scales. Steel Barb Fence Wire, Five i i Lieurge arid Select Stock, of Ibe Democrat of the city of Helena are requested to meet Inward meetings on Saturday evening, MartJi IS, at 7.30 eclcKk, fur the purpose of uomiiiatiug candidate for Aldermen for the coming city election, aud toV'lect Ove delegates from each ward to attend Uid cllV convention. Ward meetings alii be held as follows: s' First WardIteinigs Store. eS' beooud Wfa'd Coui House. 1 hinl Word Kugiue House.

Fourth Ward Adam Oei haulers. mj HIUi Waid fayue Hotel. The delegates elected to atteud the Democratic Clt (invention are requested to meet at Harmonia Hall on Tuesday evening, March kist, at 7.30 o'clock, to nominate candidates for Mayor, City Treasurer, aud Police Magistrate. 7 Bv order pf the committee- 4 A. M.

WOOLFOLK, Chairman. Including G-aung and Sulky SUPERIOR CRAIN DRILLS a Latest Improved Farm Pumps, Grain and Flour Sacks, Wagon Sheets. i Also, a Large Assortment pf WAGONS. Our Stook In Other Lines Is as Full as Usual. Call and examine our goods and prices and Rntiafy yourselves before purchasing Aloney to Loan.

Ringwald, Bros. BROKERS and JEWELERS, i Helena, Montana. a -t Wre offer axtronnlinary bargnin In Pawnbrokers' Unredeemed Plwlg, conslntthgof Diamonds, Fine Gold and Silver Wauduw, Plain aiul ail kinds of Kings; Handsome ret; au amortment or lhautiful Bruouleta, Ladle Gold Guard and Net bains, (rent' Guard and Vct Chain, Uianna, Pendant, Gem, Nugget, Hieove and Collar Button, Scarf Pin, shirt Stud, etc. We make a tqHMdalty of the Finest and Meet Powerful Field and Opera Glasses made it the aorid. Miner' CoinpiniHue, Hand Lwel and Quartz (laxet.

No miner should be without one of our Hand Izevelsand ComtmHMa. By having three you can do your own surveying, locale had, No fanner ahoutd be without one of our Hand Level, a they are so handy to run a straight line to build feuoeii, dig dltehea, etc. Patties Wishing Anything In our Line should not fall to give us a call and Seoure Bargains. OPERA CLASSES TO RENT. -yij -A Condensation olthe News Contained In Our Territorial Kxcbunsccs.

-A little Bulto hoy wliilo playing on a tread mill got-his liand caught iu tho machinery aud was puiufully ami seriously hurl. Alla Montana is quoted at $165 in New York. John Laugtnaid 1ms purchased the Shake spearc Parrot for $30,600. The Union Pacific owns over 11,800 miles of railroad. An attempt will lie made to raise funds in Butto for the relief of the Jewish refugees.

Mrs. Lou P. Smith, who appeared as Dr. Mary Walker at the Butte masquerade, received tlie first prize for costume. Arrangements are being made for the erection of a hose house, watch tower, at Butte.

i Tho members of tlie Butto telephono ex-chauge now signal each other by number in stead or by name, i A butcher by the name of Eeifer had the ends cut off of both his thumbs at Mils City lost week by an enraged negress armed with a cloavor. The winter term of the Bozeman school will close next Friday, 24th inst. Judge L. Luce con templates entering into partnership with F. K.

Armstrong, of Bozeman. Benton is to have a base hall club. Some of the horses on the Helena and Boa ton stage line have the piuk eye. Cun Orem lias accepted Frank Masons challenge to a glove llglil at Butto for $'iUU a side. For striking a fellow limn oil the land with a mallet a Bultoilc was last Wednesday fined $25 und tests.

Drunken Indians seem to ho rather hum crous Bcuton. Blankenship has recovered three horses stolen from him by the Picgtui In dians. Hank Atchison, who was reported as frozen to dentil on the Yellowstone, is now at Fort Mclijuuey aud all O. K. The reason why that Assinaboiue Chinamen committed suicide last week is said to to he that the father of the deceased had killed auothcr Chinaman, and the son killed himself out of sympathy.

Butte has had two or three horses stolen lately. The newspaper reporters there have boon closely watched, but none of them have left town; and so the officers are in a quandary. A man named ltingwald has been arrested iu Butte for drawing the money on another mans post office money order fcluqiously. The amount ot the order was $46. The Butte Miner rises to issue awaruing against i booms in general aud those which apply to Butte in particular.

Sarah Sandy was granted a divorce from Irwin Sandy in the District Court at Butte lust Wednesday. Walkerville has a new brass band. City Moshal Venable, of Butte, has decided on giving the streets ot that city a thorough clcauiug us soon us the frost leaves the grounefi. -r- It Will Be Destroyed. One result of the trouble with the smugglers and wbiskey traders of Milk river will be the destruction of tho half breed villago at Medicine Lodge.

It is. built of adobes, situated ou tlie reservation aud near enough to the boundary lino to render easy the operations of illicit traders. Wc understand that the troops are under orders to dismantle tbe town, throw down the houses and break up wlmt has long been a favorite resort and rendezvous, not only foi; half breed smugglers, hut white outlaws and cut throats us well. Record. Wanted.

To for 8,900 to 5,090 cord wood to be de-Iverod at Ui work tho AIUl Montana OmiiMiny. TUt timber la excellent and abundant. 1'lie roadtt to it re in wood order and Uie diriLuiee will not exceed 4 to 5 miles. dAwtf-MchIH jj. F.

Browu, 8upt. WfOKKM, M. Tm Maith 17, 1HK2. Capital Lodge No. 2, A.

O. U. W. Tlie rc-ffular comfnunlcntion of tho above Lodge convene wt the Odd Fellows Hail every Monday even hur at 7 o'clock. By tlie order, J.

ATCHISON, M. W. J. J. IIoiikdaUUH, Recorder.

O- Tailoring, Repairing Renovating. Old Garment made to Look aa well New. LOWER MAIN ST. (OPP. MASONIC 11 A l.p.) i Prices Very L(w, GEORGE B.

FOOTE, CIVIL AND MINING Engineer 6l Surveyor U. R. Attorney for Mlulnir and A (rrtrultural Claimants and Notary ibllo. Helena, Montana. jvSOdAwtr Teachers Institute.

The Inti hers of Lewis and Clarke county, together with all those holding cerlilliate.it in nuld county, are nsiuoKlMlto meet attho Helena (irwled Hi hool building April at llioclmk a. iu for the purjxwe of forming a Teachers Ao lutlon, this meeting tocoit tlnne April 8 nnd bKO. P. ItthVhH. I County Hupt.

Pub Rthools. How It Is! To-djy In an Interview lth Mr Levine he was anki-d how It is that he ran sell mots In order at fzr, and tan Is at $7. He says there la no dilhi ulty In doing so. He also stated lh.U he can at-ll Non Nb-taou'a huts at $3 ami 0 each, which have been sold here heretofore at $0. A'POSITIVE CURE Without Medicines.

ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, Patented Octnberlfl, 187A Onfhox Ko. 1 will cure any caae In four days or less. M. 9 will cure the most obsilnaie case, no ittcr of how long standing-. ho nauseous doacs of cubebs, oopabla or oil of ftnndilwnnd, that are certain to produce dyspp-t l.i by dnwt mylng the coailncpi of the stoma h.

Price, $1 60. Hold by all druggists, or mailed on receipt of price. For further particulars bend for circular. P. Box 1,633 J.

C. ALLAN 68 John street, New York ft A DCICI VI Aent aantod for life ofPrvxl AnrlC LUdent Oarflold. A ooniUUq faithful hUtory from cradle to the grave, by tho eminent btogntibir. Col. Gonwell.

Introduction bv Hla Ex-oelleiH-y, John D. Long, tHivernor of Miuwai hueette. Books ail ready for delivery. An elegantly UluetraUxl volume. Rndomed edition.

Liberal Urm. Agent-s take orders for from 80 lo 69 opk daily. OuImoIU any other book ten to one. Agenui never made money so fust. Tlie bookselta Itself.

Xxjrlrn-enot noo-mary. Failure unknown. All make Immerwe pn-flbi. ITlvat-o torifw free. Ieorjee Nil neon Sc Portland, Tie.

1 Removal. ftimon Ievine has rcmoTod his tailoring establlKh. vient next door to Geo. F. Heevee, Lower Main RinH- AH are invited to calL ftbl7-dU EJwurd Slone is zixpcctcil home this evening." Tower and Broadwater are in St.

ul. 1 J. Van Yleit, of tlieNorthern Pacific is In tlie city. C. 8.

IVilsoa is down from Wickes to attend till Land League ball. Col. Washington. Duun has returned from tlie Slates and i8 now on the West 8ide. ohn Farrell and Miss Farrell, of dt.

CouiH, have arrived the city and are stopping at the Cosmopolitan. Messrs. eFooIo and Edward Butts, oflthica, of New York, are in the city, They come here to locate. Mr. Fuoto as formerly connected with the Ithica Kxjreu Allen Easterly, the popular Sheriff of Jefferson county who has been in this city as a Witness in the case of the Territory vs.

Sullivan, left for home this morning. Miss Mary E. Douglass has been offered the Boulder valley school and will probably accept it. Miss Douglass has been attend ing school In Helena all winter, but returned home yesterday. The Crow Heservatlon.

As the Crow reservation has, by reason of the bill now pending in Congress, attracted considerable attention lately, the following letter from Wm. Hamilton to the Bozeman .1 cant Courier will doubtless be read with interest: He says: 'The Big Horn river was formerly the western boundary line of the Crow hauling grounds. Twenty ycurs ago Fort Uni.n, op posite tho mouth of the Yellowstone, was their trading post. Afterwards Surpie abandoned the posts on the Yellowstone. In regard to the 'friendliness" of the Crows.

1 cun prove of, their killiug nine white men aud stealing hundreds of mules and horses. You, as well as all old citizens of Bozeman, know that in 18(18 9, if it had not been for Captain LaMote and the force under his command, the settlers of Qallatin valley would have had trouble with the Indians. The land subsidy was granted to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company in 1864, and the Crow treaty was not made uuti 1868. It was concluded at Fort Laramie General Auger, Sherman and others representing the government; and Ietry. Clnen and John Uenshaw representing the Indians.

It was stated to the government commissioners that no p'ortion of tlie present lands ceded to thCrows was occupied by while men, or If that portion of Montana Territoiy had been fairly aud truthfully represented to the commissioners at Laramie, neither Boulder, Stillwater, or any other portion of that mouuluinous country west would have been ceded to the Crow Indians. Iu regard to the Crows being desperate fighters and a general terror, I-admit that, should they hrop out in open hostility they muy kill a few white men iud steal a few horses, but I will vouch that inside of twen ty days after a declaration of war very few Crows would be left in Montana. The Crows, teaman, hate every white man in Montana, myself not excepted. The cream of Montana is tlie Crow reservation, and it woDld lc only justice to the citizens of the eastern portion of the Territory to have it thrown open for settlement. The Ward Meetings.

The YVard meetings tonight should bo well attended by all Democrasic citizens interested in the welfare of the city. Tim city government is destined to prove a great benefit to the people of Helena, or a burden which in time will become intolerable. Sine the fire department has been turned oveivlo the city, the tax for city and fire purposes will not he less than six mills, the levy of which will produce a fund of nbout sixteen thousand dollars, taking into consideration tho increased values of city prbperty. In addition to this will le the revenue from tlie police court and the city pound. This, sum will be at the disposal of the city council.

If used judiciously, it will he tlie moons of adding largely to the appearance, the health and safety of the city from fires. If, on the contrary, it he frittered away in fees to petty officers ornamental, rather than useful and the city government be otherwise run on the broad gauge plan, we shall find our revenues wasted, our taxes vastly increased, and little or no benefit derived. Last year the three-mill tax for the city pro duced a revenue of over $7,000, and of this sum, $4, 640 is required to pay the salaries pf city officials, while only $012.75 has been expended upon the streets. These officials may nearly all be styled supernumeraries. The)1 had no existence prior to tho adoption of the charter, but their duties were performed by the county treasurer and assessor, the probate judge, the district attorney und the sheriff and his deputies While the burden of maintaining our retinue of county officials has in no way been reduced, their duties have been largely assigned to another set of officials, and thus the tax payers of Helena are put very much In the condition of party who is required to pay two men to do the wprk of one.

As a necessary consequence, our taxes have been very greatly increased. While the county taxes last year were only 18 mills, tho city taxes were 20 mills. Already another assessment of three mills for city purposes has been ordered, and our public school will require an extra tax of one gnill, in order to run nine months. Hence, oiir total taxes in Helena will probably reach 80 mills per annum, or 12 mills more than the taxes of the county. It consequently behooves the Democratic tax payers of the city to bestir themselves in the interest of economy, retrenchment and reform.

Dr. Atrlileona Office c-Oomer of Ju-kaon and Grand street. Surgery a Specialty. Keystone White Shirts, uplaundried, best Linen Boeoms and Cuffs, 1 BIX FOU BIX DOLLARS, dtf at Greenbood, Bobtn fc PsskloaaMe Call at M. 'Wi-lrirtoln's, auoneasorlo LorlnO A Ii-wtc-bertt, opposite Us) Cosmopolitan llotol, fur your run-.

tom-nude nulls. A One hit of OMdineroa, diagonals, Bootah good, clievolls, beavers, l-l-jut- and domlillM, on hand, which will be made up at very roduoed pctcos. A srood Qt and One workmanship fruaranteed Select Day School For Boys. i This school will be roopoaed on Monday, January uiglirlhe suimrvl-dnn ot Rev. L.

B. Pallsillno, 8. by M. J. Conway, S.

ol New York. The tour) of Instruction euitmux-a: I PRIMARY DKPAUTM KNT- Rixdllng, Reading, Writing, and tho elements of ArUhnietlcsiid Geography. GRAMMAR DKPARTMKNT. Arithmetic, Geography. History, Composition.

Grammar and Puumanshlp. HIOIIRR PKl'ARTliKNT. Commercial Law. Bookkeeping, Algebra and Geometry. Special daw of English Literature aud Elocution once woek.

A complete Closeclal Course will be opened as soon as a Butnclcut number will coll tor It. The gtudy of French Is optionee TeHtlmonltli for oonduot and application will be warded to the pupUo, and reports will he sent to their parents at the end of each mojth. TERRS) (per quarter, In advance.) Primary Department $8 00 Grammar 00 Higher IS 00 class' it(n From 8 45 to 11.10 a. and trum 1 iSd to S.X) p. evnry day except Haturdajsaud holy days ol obligation.

For further parth-ulnf-s apply or 11KV. L. II. PAI.I.A DINO, 8. M.J.

CONWAY, 8.J. LJI. mSIIFIELI) BIO. Bankers. Helena Montana.

I General Banking Business Transacted in all its 'Branches. Ill (All It NT 11 AltKIiT A TICS PAID POII Territorial and County Se Gold Dusty Gold Silver Bullion Alder Gulch PLACER MINING AND Water Company STOCK FOR SALE. Mharw (To 85 ctB pr Hlure. eiiarai (fj 56 U. per 8iaro.

cLh. oerfthuro. All of tin uIkivo Htoek in untuMOMtuilHts-Apply to the Hw rotary at lieUma, M. T. C.

lUIOOKln-Mt. 11. A. Lamukrt, dlw-ebvft Dr. SPINNEY No.

11 KEAHNEY STREET, Treats all (broulc and Special Dlieanei YOUN MEN, 1IO 1TIAY BE SIFFEIUNG FUOITK the eilwtfioj youthful and iuUiirKioti, will do well to ttvall Uieuwelvte of thin, Ute gnialeat boon ever laid at tin altar MuflKrlng humanity. UR. 8PINNEY will gUHranUw lo forftdt $59U for every case of (Mmiinal Heaknow or Private UlfMswe of any kind or ebanu-tur whldi be undertaken and fill la to curd. ITIIDULK-ALKD F1KN. Thre are many at tho age of thirty to sixty who are troui)lel wilii tfx fi'ee eviu'iuaionn of the bladder, often accornpanlid by alight smarting or burning aoiuiaUon undaweaknetM oftliaynLem In iiiauimr Uio patiemeumiot tuxxmnt for.

in examining tbe urinary tiejMwi wan iy Hiiment will often be found, and amail partielmof ailmmexj will atwar, or the tailor will be of a Uiiu, milkiah hue, agalu dianglng to a dark juid Urpld appearance. 'Inere are many tuen uho die of Uua dillluilty, ignorant of the faun, wiihh thrawwutl HLage of iMminul weak-nma. Ur. 8. will guarantee a perfect cure in nil ctuteH, and a Healthy rmioruuou of tbe geniLo-urluary organa.

Oilice Iloure-10 to I fluid 6 to 8. Sunday from 10 11 a. in. CoiiMuiUttion free. Thorough examination and sulvloe 86.

H.hor uiiate dieeaaeft of abort standing a oourne of niedldutM, MUtllcient for a cure, with all iu-atruf tlonrt, will be aeut to any addrcea ou rm-ept of (en dollar." Gail or addNa, 1 DK, SPINNUV A dawtf No. 1J, Kearney Kan Fninodco. NOTICE. SEALED TENDERS, MAUhED MFnr Mounted Police Provlahms, Forage and Light Supplies aodaddmMod to tiie lion, tho Miniater of the Interior, Ottawa, will be received up to noon on WEDNESDAY, 1st MARCH. Printed forms pf Tender, containing full Information ra to the article and quantities required may 13 had on appllcjitlon at the Dctrtaent.

NoTemicr will hf received unhtw inaiio ou auch printed forma. i Eaoh Tender mut be accompanied hy an accepted Canadian hank cheque for on amount equal to ten pcr(Mnt. of the total value of Uio arUcb tendered for, which will be forfeited If the party making tbe tender docilncso enur into a contract heu called upon to 00, or if bd fall to complete the service oonlmcbxJ for. if the tender be not accepted the cheque will be rttumed. No payment will be made to Newspaper Inaertiiig tills advert laomcnt without authority having been AnAoUaioed.

L1NDBAY RIK8ELL -Deputy Ifliiiflturof the Interior. FRED. WI1ITR, Comptroller. Ottawa, January 8I1A, RINGWALD, CO. bn.

A h- dAwly-JeW Ks Are not to be Surpassed, and embrace a Great Variety of Styles and well knowu makes Our Work of CONSISTS OK TIIK IIKST GOODS HR HAD IN ANV JflAKKKTt TO And of the Leading N1 an Tartu rers of tlm wlllHiiowa Mil Line la Ttae Goods. AYE Dill' DIHECTLY PIIWIII FIRST HANDS, Which enable us to sell the B1 Goods at Prices that will suit the times. Sole Agents Edwin C. Burts Celebrated Goods. The Old St.

Lonls Hotel Site, main St. ClarkeMcRoberts Co. EDWARD NILSSON, (Successor to I. Oppe A Co.) DKALKU INT GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Silverware, Jewelry, HELENA, MONTANA. Having purchased Hie Htnck and biminm of Jg Oppc, I would notify my friimlx und the public that 1 will continue the business at Uie old stand on Main Bireet with a large and Choice sUxk of Wut4hHs, 811 verwaro, Jewelry, etc.

ail ut reasonable price. fb.i (MU Aid Popular Monthly DruwInR of the Iu thu City of Louisville, on Friday, March 31, 1882 These drawing oocur monthly (Bunday excepted) under pnvbiioim of an act of tlie General Assembly of Kentm ky. 'llic (inlUvl fttates rlnmit Co rt on March 81, rendered the following dtv intons: ltI liat tlio Comiiionwcalth Dlstrl-bulloii onipauy Im Legal. 2d-IU Drawing are lair. The ConiiHinv has now on hand a largo ncrvufiind.

Uettd Uie list of pri4 for Urn MARCH DRAWING. 100 Prizes $100 etuh $10,000 200 prie Mleiuh lopkHl UIO Vri.i iOtNuli 10,000 1,000 VtUm lOemh 10 irlztw $1,000 ea Al Prizes MR) each 10,009 9 1 ries HoO mu Approximation Prlzee $2,700 9 Prizes 9iM) eat 9PrUt 199 each, 900 1,909 Prize $112,400 Whole XlckeU, $2. Half Tickets, $1. 27 Tlckots, $50. 55 Tickets, $10O.

llemit money or Bank Draft In letter or rend by Express. IXINT HKND BY l.KnKU. OH POST OFFKK OUDEU. Onlers of $5 ami up wtud, by expnse, cim le refit at onr exMnwi. Al dress all order to K.

Itl HO A It 1IVX A ourler-JouriiHi Building, Imlsville KenUitky, or to HOAIt IkiTl AN, 399 Broadway New York. Trains Gallery. CuthT mreet, near tlie head of Main strwl, IIKLKNA, 1IONTAN A. Wc are nlwuy on hand to oblige old and new our-totneniMltii Um best and all of Uio lutest Ktyles of pliotom, Ponvlalri ami Photoe Oil, whbh 1 new style here. A Inn, a fine Awortment of Ktoreo and large views of Montana und otter points.

O. i HI NDI, gssasg mum NUAL 188S Wil II bt Kited rat. to JI mpplIcKato. kimI bmilsnun wUhoal cootote flr. cotorKd ptotet, $00 ngTvinri.

UI WO nKjrM. Knd fell dewHplIees, prie ud dlrcl4oat Lr plKollaf )bX vKH.lter Vgteito Flor (teed. Iou. iKYKlKKbto to Kit. Jftoilip.KrrewKH.di will to okdS mere reltebte for plKAttar Ik lU TfrrUm-.

ih.o rrewK tertber 8oU We bxkJU ipectell wpulrio. kferket OKranert. AiMreee, 7 vv O. M. 7EKBT CO, Detroit.

PAYNES' Corral ANI FEED STABIaKS Clore Street, Helenar' Stok Sales Every Week C. PAYNE, Proprietor. (Uwtf-fi-hlS Barber Shop and Bath Rooms. Henry Burner, formerly a member of the firm of Sullivan A Burner, this lly, has lenred Dr. Franks baring shop and ImLhlng room on Main street, next door to the Cosmopolitan lfoUd, witere he would be plowed to see his old (tatron and friends.

dtfmchS New Firm. New Goods. New Styles. Franklin, Humbert Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Men and Boys Furnishing Goods.

Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Boys Clothing. Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to. BRIEF ITEMS. Let there be a full attendance at the ward meeting to sight. A general court martial will convene at Assjnaboine on the 3d of April.

The young people of Wickes contemplate organising an amateur dramatic com pany. The lljard of Health has instructed Marshal Wheeler to quire into the condi-. Won of streets, alleys and outhouses. The new ly fixed up basement of the Episcopal church will be ready for use. by the 1st of April.

Blue Dick'1 expects to run another foot race soon with one of the fleetest footed -boys in the country. Judge Hedges is building an observa-tory on the roof of his resident, corner of Broadway aud Rodney street. Quite a little commotion was caused op upper Main street at about 11:30 o'clock last night by the firing of two pistol shots. The were found to have emanated from a pistol in the hands of an inebriate, who was with some difficulty run into the "cooler. Nobody hurt.

Each ward elects one Alderman in April aud only Ihc best men the position should )c selected. The delegates to the city convention should avoid pledging themselves in advance, so Jliat they may be free to select the best and strongest candidates when thee onvention meets. Yestcaday W. 11. Allen sold through Porter's real estate agency two lots to tho Presbyterian church for $1,200 cash.

The lots are situated on the corner of Warren street aud Eighth avenue. It is the purpose of the society to erect a parsonage on the lots purchased. The Land League ball last night was in points of attendance and enjoyment all that could have been asked. The hall was filled, there probably being a hundred couples present. The music was furnished by Hcwins band and dancing was kept up until a lute hour.

The ball was pronounced a grand success in every particulars. A man whose name is said to be Thomas was arrested yesterday morning on the charge of stealing canned fruit. It appears he has becu hanging around grocery stores for some time and seemed to have more time at his command than money. Finally canned fruits began be missed and one firm Davis Wallace--scnt an en. i voy extraordinary over to the Mount Helena House, where Thomas boarded, and there discovered some of the missing canned fruits in his sleeping room.

His case will come up beforoJJndge Davis to The report reached town yesterday that on the preceding night (Thursday) Sanford Evans saw-mill and luth and shingle machines were burned out at Eleven Mile, The truth of the report was confirmed by Mr. Evans, who was seen last night by a reporter. Tho fire was discovered at about midnight, at which time tho whole concern was in a blaze. The fire is supposed to have originated from sparks which had caught In the Bawdust and finally, hours after, broke out into a blaze with the above resnlt. Tliq machinery, with the exception of the boiler and engine, is believed to be entirely ruined.

Some laths and between 15.000 and 20,000 shingles were buroed. Loss between $4,000 and n6 insurance. Our readers will remember an account published in these columns nearly two years ago concerning the shooting of Shelton by Editiunson on Beaver Creek on the 17th of April, 1880. At Edmunsons trial it was set up in defense that Shelton drew a pistol on Edmunson nd that tlie latter fired in self defense. Michael Sullivan swore to seeing Shelton draw the first wcapoD.

It WfiS afterwards" asserted That Sullivan was not present at the shoottng but was, on the contrary, at Phillpsburg, 75 miles away, lie was therupon arrested, chaffed with perjury. The case was brought up for trial at the Radcrsburg but a change of venue was granted and tlie trial set for the present term of court in this city, ft was decided yesterday, the defeendant being i Lost. Koy to Herring nfe No. ,7. lOfDee.

ITeise lean at this FOB VNB AND ALL Nw FalilonKeport, Qoorgo WaMhinglou was first iu the hearts i of his So Is Simon Levine, ami lie is also first iu the field with new nnd new fashions for gentlemen. Simoiris enterprising and is determined Umt the gentlemen of Helena and throughout the Territory shall Ire as fashionably dressed as I those of Paris or New York and Ckuiugo. Ilia selections are Biich as to suit tlie taste of tho most fastidious, nnd tho quality cannot he excelled anywhere in the United States while his prices are certainly as reasonable os can he desired. Orders are promptly filled and fie guaranteed- Call and see Simon, examine his goods and leavo your order for a nice suit, overcoat or pants. Simon Levino the only, merclniril tailor.

He could give you a Jit or dont go. Simon has removed to Upper Main street, next to Sullivan's barber sliop. Dont yon forget it. i tllyr-sep8 ASTIOI Permanently Dr.Stinson'iAj'iuniiRemsdj 1 uneqtmlfld aa position Alterative and Cure fbr A evil. CURED Aithmi and Dyspepd and all their atteauaDtsi It does not minty afford temporary relief, but pormantot ouro.

Mrs B. F. Lee, of Belmore, say of Hi 7 ASK EOR TIIE Grenadina Cigar 'Never Equalled. i BOLD BY N. H.

WEBSTER, HELENA M. Notice to rredltora. EHtttte Tiioma peny, dHvo(vl Nntlce inhere by given by Um iinderelgmHl admlnMnitor oflhe ujy tato of Tiioma Perry, doMiuMod, to tluf nlwrs of, and all person tmvlug clutiim aguinat Uie huI1 ileeeaa-eJ, to exlilliit tliein wltli tlie neeoMury vomhire, within four montltN after thetlrxt iuhliuHon of till notiie, to the said AdminiHtnitor at bin ollh IUmum No. Jrnry Building, on Bnmdway, In thedty of Helena, Lewi nnd Lhirko comity, MmiLuia 'ieiri-U ry. K.

P. KIMtMNU, Adminlntrutor of the estate of 'Hioiiium Perry, d-issumhI. d.kAi'fidiW Bated at Helena, M. T. Feb.

91, 1HK. Palace Restaurant. UPPER MAIN STREET, Helena, Itloniau F. 0. BURNELL, Proprietor.

MEALS ArALL HOURS DAY AND NIGHTJ Fresh Oysters A Specialty! Uec-dtf THIS PAPER Newiipaiter EvTiA AdvertUing Bureau (10 Spruce fit kwhe uutracta im bo laadu fur it XU NK tpeedutfft the' first medicine in six years that has loosened mg expectoration ensu. Inowsteepam uantng If your druf fist does not treatlM anti testimonial to Sk recU qf your remedy. It to Yt A-.