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l^ t RNISHED and unfurnished room* Apply The house committee on elections has STATE CONVENTION. mn£ ffntfrprisc. A Mbs. W. H. Yea ton NEWS OF THE WEEK. DflnalWf ta,e and Min,nK Transfers, Council Proceedings. decided that Shonk, the republican sit An Enthusiastic Gathering of Montana A special meeting of the city council MONTANA. block 5. W- ¥?.dley> lots 4, 5, j^OK KENT.- -House of eeven rooms on Main Charles Henry Harris (Carl Pretzel), ting member in the Pennsylvania con Republicans to Select Delegates Timber;$hSlü'VStolle addition to Big was held at the council rooms Saturday H a p p y I street; cheap Inquire of W. McKEE, Agt. to M inneapolis. H. W E IG H T. Publisher. editor of the National Weekly, died at tested election case of Reynolds vs evening, called to order bv Mayor Tal­ IANO TO RENT.—Apply to M II. W. The republican state convention to se­ cott. Bingham, C street, between Calallendar and his residence in Chicago on the 5th, aged Shonk is entitled to the seat. lect delegates to the national convention i s f b ^ k Ä ^ ^ iî'5tan’ lot8- 17’ M r . and Mrs. Frederick P Timber; 8K10. t ne addltlon to Big Present : Aldermen Bauman, Beley, , a I I ; I » ,\ V. MAY 14. 1892. 51 years. Twenty-six Italians, who arrived on at Minneapolis, June 7th, convened at Campbell, Harvey and Mallahan. Ab­ Rejoice Because the opera house in Missoula Monday. sent, Nye. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. \JLTANTED. — Oirl to work in private family: Patrick O’Sullivan, the Cronin sus­ the steamer Satura at New York Monday Famham all' MtH‘c'her to William H. o also a imr-e girl about 17 vears old. Ap­ The convention was called to order at 12 Minutes of previous regular meeting ply to W. F. SHEAR!), City. pect, died in the prison hospital at Jol from Genoa under contract to work Mountain She?phq8naUrntf ,^ de^ inte^ 8t j° 1 50 flood’s Sarsaparilla Rescued Their o’clock by State Treasurer R. O. Hick­ district; $500. 1ndrtz lode, New World read and approved as read. Child from Scrofula. a t i o n a l p a r k l o d g e , n o . io, a . o . u iet, Illinois, on the 5th. He maintained the mines at Brazil, Indiana, and in the man, who stated that ex-Governor The committees to whom was referred ...... in 1 U\. meets ever»- Tuesday evening in the Miles White, chairman of the state central the several petitions on May 2nd re­ HiN oik. A cordial invitation to visiting brothers his innocence to the last. vineyards of California, will be returned, panyCt? Marv u-",n and Electric coni- l-INi. 1:•atki*: For Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all committee, was unavoidably absent. ported progress. G eo. T. Collins, M. W. as will also six Englishmen and four  £ g ye; S al8h’ lüt8 11’ 12. block ’.Mili: 111 cent* per line each other foul humors in the blood of F. II. Hough, Recorder. The ratification of the Behring Sea ar The call for the convention was read by Communication received from E. C. ■I..- 1.•■ga! adverti*ing at Swedes who came in the Servia. children or adults, Hood's Sarsaparilla bitration agreement and the modus James B. Walker, secretary of the state to L 1Man\iiIi Ut|0n ancl Sarah E' Dutton Day stating that he had been advised by is an unequalled remedy. Read this: LlOk KENT.- Five furnished rooms on the vendi convention was exchanged between The river and harbor bill passed the central committee. Nominations of a J. A. Savage that the committee now in r second floor of the Kirby residence on Sec temporary chairman were then called |hshinsou ip -, south h ,\of 0tS range :i’ 4’ S east, Montana; 18- town- “ We are so thankful to Hood’s Sarsapa­ ond street, between Lewis and Clarke streets. Great Britian and the United States house Monday, carrying an appropria Washington, D. C., in the interests of rilla for what it did for our little girl that wo For further particulars apply to W. F. Kirby. for and George Freeman of Lewis and the Cooke City railway, request the city Saturday. tion of $21,300,000. In addition, the sec Clarke nominated Charles S. Hartman make this statement for the benefit of other A rCTION: AUCTION!—All kinds of personal panyto^Ann^A 1\°"n & Electric com- council to adopt resolutions endorsing anxious parents and A property sold at the highest figures by The house postoffice committee has retary of war is authorized to contract of Gallatin county. Judge Charles S. the segregation bill. Charles Millard, the licensed auctioneer. En­ Marshal of Missoula nominated Hon. C yiSdge ; $âüAnSt°n’ l0t 5’ bl0Ck 426’ if Park ( OniiI\ agreed to report favorably on the bill for for the completion of important projects Motion, That the council adopt reso­ Suffering Children quire at Wet/.stein’s or address, Lee Mantle of Silver Bow. Mr. Hart­ lutions endorsing the segregation bill CHARLES MILLARD, the extension of free delivery in the ru of improvement to an extent involving ti^ fth Interest1 ' John J’ Walk, one- Ottr girl wtis a beautiful baby, fair and plump 11-28 Livingston, Montana. man withdrew his name and moved that and that a copy thereof be immediately ral districts, and the bill for the issue an ultimate expenditure of about $26, Mr. Mantle be nominated by acclama Boulder district 8500 ^ miDe’ forwarded to J. A. Savage at Washing­ and healthy. 15ut w hen she w as two years OE P.—Meets every Friday in the Miles tion. This was done amidst cheers old, sores broke out behind her ears and K • building. A cordial invitation is extend­of fractional postal notes. 000,000. ton, D. C., carried by an unanimous vote. spread rapidly over her head and forahead ed to visiting brothers. R. B. MORRIS, C. C. Mr. Mantle was escorted to the chair by Whereupon the council adopted the fol­ S. HOSFOKD, K. of R. and S. An important bill, designed to prevent daimh Ä Bouffie, S Ä district i h v Ji Ta,k’- °-ne- down to lier eyes, and into her neck. We The bouse public lands committee has Judge Marshal and O. F. Goddard of lowing resolutions : \\. Yellowstone Lodge No. It), Livingston, Mont. To the Senate anil House of Representatives of \ i;i > AT LAW ,----- consulted one of the best physicians In Brook­ the employment on public works of authorized a favorable report on the Yellowstone George B. Childs of Lewis and Clarke DMfiiîh »/toTGre!!? and N’ C. Green to the United States, Washington, D. C.: •1 •• ' .flirt*, make col led ions lyn, but nothing did her any good. The doc­ A TTENTION.— Farragut Post No. 7, Depart- prison or convict labor, or the products senate bill amending the act forfeiting Gentlemen—We, the undersigned city council . ,in ing special attention tors said it was caused by a scrofula humor iV m ent M ontana G. A. R.. meets at Masonic of such labor, has been reported to the was elected secretary and G. J. Reek of Efringstonlm’ bt æ ’ bl°ck m ’ of tlie city of Livingston. Montana, respectfully ,i mini in.' law . Hall the first and third Tuesday of each month certain lands heretofore granted for the Deer Lodge assistant secretary represent to your honorable bodies that there is In the blood. Her head became at half past seven sharp. Visiting members are house from the labor committee by Rep­ now pending or will be pending before your re­ Ii ..f Talcott .V- Sax. cordiallv invited. II. \v. BINGHAM, ConTdr. purpose of aiding in the construction of Upon motion of Senator Goddard a E.Ham!loîstE ^ spective bodies a bill, the purpose of which is to One Complote Sore A. B. 'HICKS, Adj’t. ___ resentative Davis. railroads, so as to extend the time to committee on credentials, one on perma­ der addition to Big Timber^lxio B°U out off from the Yellowstone National Park a nent organization and order of business portion thereof, so as to make the Yellowstone offensive to the smell and dreadful to look at. ,230.00 A MONTH can he made Heavy rains during the past week three years from the passage of the act, $75.00™„ .,?;orkiugfor us. Persons prefer­ and one on resolutions and platform, B ^Tolhurst K- ^ t o Frank river and Lamar river the northern boundaries of Her general health waned and she would lay red who can furnish a horse and give their whole have caused disastrous Hoods through­ in which persons actually residing upon consisting of one member from each LivSisten •’ 8!ÎÈ ’19 #nd ,20’ b,ock 3i’ said Park. The object of said bill is for the pur­ TV -I KVKVoR— In a large chair all day without any life or en­ time to the business. Spare moments mav he pose of allowing a railroad tobe constructed to the New World mining district of Montana. ergy. The sores caused great itching and profitably enuiloyed also. A few vacancies in out Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and the entire forfeited lands shall be permitted to pur­ county, were selected as follows * I Ali;- M IN KRAI. SURVEYOR. to^ThomaVT>k \l°i7' * Electric company This mining district has been w orked to a limi­ burning, so that at times we bad to restrain tow ns and cities' 15. E. JOHNSON, San Francisco Examiner prints a present one. Of this increase of twenty- W. B. Harlan, Missoula: Sigmund Deutsch,Park; S o c k S d iJg CeD A L ', WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—Notice cade; VV. G. Smith, Choteau; Col. F. M. Malone, Tim ber; $1,600. ’ ’ bl°ck Bl* is hereby given that the partnership hereto­ year should a republican legislature he Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan, Wiscon ranges a railroad cannot he constructed into said and in a few months her head became entirely T C uster; George Gleason, Dawaon; L. O. Leonard, district through any other pass from the north, fore existing between Drs. W. T. Coilias and G elected this fall in California. He told t n ^ S i F ° r \ T ° ? nJ Electric company clear of the sore. She is now perfectly w ell, It. Wells under the firm name of Collins & Weils sin, California, Colorado, Washington, Deer Lodge; Charles A. B urg,F ergus; Col. O. P. except through the northerly line of the Yellow­ AM» K l,K< Chisholm, Gallatin; Jesse Patterson, Jefferson; lias no evidence of the humor, and her skin is is this day dissolved by mutual consent, W. T. several intimate friends of his determi­ Oregon and Massachusetts. Thus fif­ Lodge $600. N° 24’ block ^ Red stone National Park. By segregation of that uM I’ANV. Collins retiring from the business and G. R. F. P. Sterling, Lewis and Clarke; R. O. Hick­ portion which lies north of the Yellowstone river clear and healthy. She seems like an en­ man, Madison; H. H. Barnes, Meagher: Robert tirely different child, in health and general Wells continuing in the business at the old stand nation before he went east. teen of the new members will be from Eugene S. Holmes to Edward Rolfson it will open up such a pass as will enable a rail­ in the Albemarle hotel annex. All outstanding A, O’Hara, Missoula: Charles 11. Eaton, Park; lots 25 road to be constructed into said mining district. Park and Sei appearance, from what she was before taking republican states and nine from demo­ C. II. Mitchell, Silver Bow; II. F. Clement, Yel­ and 26, block 93, Livingston ■ :i ji. in. accounts due the firm will he placed in the hands Ottawa dispatch: The influx of Chi­ $600. We beg to represent further, that the proposed of an attorney or agent for collection, of which cratic ones. lowstone. “segregation bill” will not in any manner inter­ due notice will lie given. W. T. COLLINS, M. 1). nese into British Columbia is assuming Platform anil Resolutions—L. A. Brown, Bea- fere with any of the objects of special interest iu Ml -T RE Paid at O kkii k. G. R. WELLS, M. D. large proportions. A large majority of Another assassination, believed to be erhead; John A. Kauffman, Cascade, L. W I’ress Comment. the Yellowstone National Park, nor will it de­ Dated May 2d, lsqg. * Beckman, Choteau; J. W. Strevell, Custer; H.J tract in the least from any part thereof that it is ld S "N , H o o d ’ s the arrivals, after paying the Dominion due to stock troubles, was reported at Haskell, Dawson ; Dr. J. M. Sligh, Deer Lodge * ^îr°roiids4:.. lsn t h strange that the desirable to reserve from public sale or to hold l^xOR SALE.—One of the most complete saw- R. von Tobel, Fergus; Charles S. Hartman, Gal tanff reform press has quite avoided inviolate as a public park. With such a bill, cut­ A mill plants in Montana. On account of fail­ poll tax of $50 per head, disappear and Buffalo, Wyoming, Tuesday. While on latin; George F. Cowan, Jefferson; A. C. Botkin. all mention of the fact that the Hon. T. ting off such part of the Park as above indicated, ing health I am compelled to close out the man- jewis and' orUlarke; —’ J...... C, Stewart,...... M eagher; S. G. h m \ KI it. .i mu i: i,k i.‘, e t c . are smuggled across the line into the the way from the H O E ranch, on Pow­ Jefferson Coolulge, who has just been the ow ners of mines in said district will he en­ Sarsaparilla facturing part of my business. I therefore offer Murray, Missoula: George M. Hatch, Park; Geo. abled to develop them to such an extent that mil­ for sale my entire outfit, situated near Cinnabar, United States. The revenue collected der river, with Thomas Hathaway. W. Irvin II., Silver Bow; O. F. Goddard, Yellow­ appointed minister to France, is a great lions of dollars worth of precious metals w ill he IIniinond*. Ktr. stone. I. W. F r e d e r ic k , 311 Gienmore Ave., East Montana. Everything in complete running or­ grandson of Ihomas Jefferson? Mr. added to the wealth of the world; that tor many der with plenty of timber near the mill. Every­ by the Canadian government from Chi­ George Willman was shot from ambush here in America. New York, Brooklyn, N. Y. The convention then took a recess till Coolulge is an enthusiastic believer in years last past men have been working, waiting, thing to successful operation at hand, including nese immigrants at Victoria last month and instantly killed. Hathaway, fear­ petitioning congress, and watching for this road MONTANA. steam motor and one mile of track. Easy terms 3 o’clock. Jeffersonian principles of democracy way to he opened up, in order that they might re­ This Testimonial can lie made to responsible parties. Lumber reached the sum of $10,000. ing for his own life, and knowing that The convention reassembling,the com­ and was always a member of the demo­ alize for their many years of labor. will he taken in payment for the entire con eru, Is an illustration of what Hood’s Sarsaparilla mittee on credentials made its report, cratic party until 1888; but in that year We would further represent that w ithout proper if so desired by parties buying. Address A dispatch from Crawford, Nebraska, Willman was dead, went at once to Buf­ railroad facilities the mines of said uistrict can­ is doing for the sick and suffering every day, 3-26 1t E. G ol'u iin o u k , Livingston, Mont. which was adopted, there being no con Cleveland s free-trade message drove not lie successfully worked. of the 6th says: William Walker and falo and reported the affair. He says he IMMlii; NT A< IK NT from Maine to California. In tho light of tests. On the committee's recommenda­ him over to the republicans. Free-trade We therefore petition your honorable bodies in these facts who can say that the work of an OTICE TO co OWNER. To W. c. Pendle­ Ben Jones were arrested last night by heard two rifle shots, but saw no signs tion Choteau was given two extra dele­ n e\er ilul harmonize with Jeffersonian the interest of many mining toilers in the fron­ N ton or his assigns: You are hereby notified principles. tier country who have so long tailored for the ac­ u,l I MIT; ASSURANCE SOCIETY immense concern like ours is not beneficent? that I have expended two hundred dollars ($2ll0> Marshal Morrison on a telegram from of the persons committing the crime. gates on the ground that it was entitled complishment of this end, that vou use your ex­ in labor and improvements on the Beller mining to them when account was taken of the ertion to pass a similar bill to tfie one suggested. MII.Ks BLOCK, HOOD’8 PlLLS cure liver ills, constipation, claim,situated in the New World mining district, Wyoming. The two men are important Willman was foreman at the H O E ranch * * biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. Respectfully, Livingston City Council, Park county, state of Montana, for the years IS!*) vote in the precincts thrown out in 1890. □ Madisonian: The men who went about E. H. T alcott, Mayor. MONTANA witnesses of the late killing of the two and was well liked. No definite cause and 1891, and if within ninety days after this ser­ The committee on permanent organi­ the country two years ago telling the W. II. Pookman, Clerk. vice of notice by publication, von fail or refuse men Champion and Ray in Wyoming for the murder is known. Sheriff An­ zation recommended the selection of the miner that he would, in a little while, Dated May 7, 1892. M ill A IT I.I.KH, to pay your prop«;lion, sixty-six dollars, ($66.00) Petition of P. O’Meara to erect wood LIVINGSTON of such expenditure, together with interest and and escaped from the Buffalo jail a day gus, the coroner and a representative of following officers : Chairman, Charles S. have to carry Ids dinner, rolled up in a cost of publication as a co-ow ner, vour interest Hartman of Ga1 latin ; secretary, George building covered with corrugated iron \ i;< II ITKt'TS, - or bo ago. Several cattlemen arrived in the local lodge of which Willman was a piece of brown paper, in his pocket, be­ in said claim will become the property of the B. Childs of Lewis and Clarke ; assistant cause tin dinner pails would be so dear on Park street referred to committee on subscriber under section 2321 revised statutes of Crawford today and demanded the member left at once for the scene of the fire apparatus. < . > 1111 >:• 11 > V Building. the United States. FRANK BELLER. secretary, G. J. Reek of Deer Lodge : that he could not afford to buy one, is NATIONAL BANK, (1st pub. April 30th, 1802.) prisoners, who asked for protection from tragedy. vice presidents, P. J. Mulaney, Beaver­ now looking very sheepish when he sees In accordance with instructions given A terrible gas explosion in a coal mine head ; John T. A they, Cascade ; W. W. miners still going merrily to their work the clerk at the regular meeting of MONTANA IVTOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.—Land Office the cattlemen. A train was sent from council on May 2nd, a list of the print­ Livingston. Montana. 1« at Bozeman, Montana, April 18, 1892.— Chadron and the prisoners and marshal at Roslyn, Washington, occurred Tues Beasley, Custer ; Wm. F. Allen, Choteau; swinging nice, bright, new dinner buck­ Notice is hereby given that the following named Geo. McCone, Dawson ; J. B. Losee, ets in their hands, made from American ing material for the use of the city for settl r has tiled notice of his intention to make were taken there half an hour ahead of day afternoo» by which over forty Deer Lodge ; S. S. Hobson, Fergus ; W. tin ; and they feel very sad when they the ensuing year was submitted to the CAPITAL, - - - $50,000. final proof in support of his claim, and that said the regular train on which were several miners lost their lives. The following is A. Tudor, Gallatin ; Joseph Davis, Lew­ read in the English newspapers that En­ various printing offices and a request proof w ill he made before the judge, or clerk of made that they present their bids. Bids sixth judicial district court at Livingston, Mon­ rustlers and cattlemen. Considerable a list of the men who were working in is and Clarke ; Alexander Metzel, Madi­ glish capitalists are going to tear up lit II.DINII a n d L o a n SURPLUS, SIO.OOO. tana, on May 31, 1892, viz.: John W. Fowler, P. were received from the Livingston E n­ the mine at the time of the explosion son ; N. R. Benson, Meagher ; W. B. their tin manufacturing plants in Wales *>( il I A T ION 1). S. 1204 for the SE'4 Sec. 32 Tp. 2 S, R 13 East. excitement prevails and much feeling is Harlan, Missoula ; E. Goughnour. Park; t e r p r i s e , the Livingston Post and the He names the following witnesses to prove his not one of whom is known to have es and transfer their money and business continuous residence upon and cultivation of shown in favor of the prisoners and Simon Hauswirth, Silver Bow ; H. F. to this country. They are compelled to Herald. Sec. K. II. T alco tt. said land, viz.: Andrew S. Flower, Cyrus A. against the cattlemen. caped alive : Thomas Holmes, John Clement, Yellowstone. admit they were either liars or idiots, Motion to have recess of ten minutes i.. I W s. M. N y e. OFFICERS : Gillett, and Thomas K. Tolhurst of McLeod, to enable council to examine printing Montana, and Jacob M. Lyons of Nye, Montana. Foster, Philip Davies, Thomas Rees. Mr. Hartman was escorted to the and a democratic stump speaker never \SIHH1N. All. rn ev A. J. C a m p b e l l The final session of the board of ap bids, carried. Mill J. A. SAVAGE. President. E. F. F erris, Register, John Reels, Will Robinson, Robert Gra chair by E. D. Weed of Lewis and acknowledges that he is an idiot. (First publication April 23, 1892.) peals of the American Trotting associa Clarke, and W. McC. White of Silver Motion by Alderman Mallahan that A. W. MILES, Vice President- ham, George Moses, A. Pollard, Jack * * the printing bid of DeHart & Mahoney, tin'* on the fourth Monday even- T\TOTICE TO CO-OWNER.—To Omer Hoskins tion was held in Chicago on the 5th. A Bow. He thanked the convention for lonth, nt \V. 11. Kndfleld's office Ferguson, George Brooks, Joseph Els National Bulletin: The St. Louis Re of the Herald, be accepted and that the GEO. L. CAREY Cashier. 1.1 or liis assigns: You are hereby notified that large number of minor cases were dis­ the honor and asked its pleasure. the undersigned has, in accordance with the re­ worth, sr., Joseph Elsworth, jr., John The committee on resolutions submit­ public, a free-trade democratic paper, city printing for the ensuing year be A MACONOCHIE, Ass’t Cashier. quirements of section 2324, Revised Statutes of posed of, including that of the American ted its report, which after considerable pays that “the passage of ‘the cheap given to the Herald, carried by the fol­ W < SE IILBREDE, the United States, expended $100 in labor and Lafferty, John McLellan, Richard For­ clothing bill' by the democrats will save lowing vote : Aldermen Bauman, Beley, » . improvements upon the Myrtle mining claim, Trotting association vs. J. B. Ranier of discussion, was adopted, but owing to situated in the New World Mining district, Park Payson, Utah, and F. A. Smith of Hel­ sythe, George Forsythe, T. B. Cooper. limited space it will be reserved fora fu­ the people of the country $400,000,000 in Campbell and Mallahan. Noes—Har­ DENTIST* county. Montana, said labor and improvements Lishe Jackson, Scott Giles, Pruss Luv- ture issue. the cost of clothing next year.” By “the vey. m DIRECTORS : being performed to represent said claim for the ena, Mont., with the bay horse Hy cheap clothing" bill the Republic means year ending December 31st, 1891. That unless Petition of Gordon et al. for hydrant J . A. S a v a g e . A. W. Miles. ing, Andrew Erlanger, Charles Palmer. A motion that no persons now holding * you, the said co-owner with me in said claim, pay Lemon for fraudulent entry and perform the bill putting certain classes of wool on corner of Geyser and H street laid >;•••• ;:ti -t!t*-n11 tn ^iv* n t< tlie preservation of «V. K. T h o m p so n . Alan Maconochie. a state or federal office be appointed a krai t” ‘III. oil o* in Miles building, your proportion of said expenditure (one-fourth— Mitchell Hall, Mitchell Ronald, Winston on the free list. Of course, the Repub­ over till next regular meeting. O. K k ie u e ii. M. Roth, ance at St. Angelo, Tex., and demand for delegate to Minneapolis, was carried. »•' M . 1.1 \ iII g!*t< >11 II. O. Ihl'KOX. $25), together with the costs of this notice, within lic knows that this bill has not and will Mayor Talcott appointed P. W. Nelson ninety days after the complete publication here return of his unlawful winnings. Evi­ Steele, Win. Haig, Eben Olsifer, John The following delegates were appoint­ of, your interest in the said Mvrtle mining claim Danks, Jake Wetherby, Joseph Brewell not become a law, and therefore its as­ aa first night watchman and John Skil- JAVA».K A LAY, will* . . .. dence to the efiect that the entry made ed a committee upon apportionment of sertion js an outright falsehood for that lin as second night watchman. Motion said section 2324,23’24, Revised StatutesStt of the United by F. A. Smith of Helena, Mont., and the Thomas Bender, Harry Campbell, James delegates and alternates to the Minne­ reason. But there is another reason by Alderman Campbell that the appoint­ Attornktu it Law aNI) N o t a r ie s P u b l ic . States. W. E. NICHOLS. Houston, Joseph Bennett, William Ben­ apolis convention : J. G. Shannon, Bea­ A GENRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Cooke, Mont., February 20th, 1892. conditions of the race were misrepresen­ verhead ; H. P. Hill, Cascade ; W. G. why, if it could and should become a ment of John Skillin be confirmed and I'lli-V I,n:il ed on 1 ______(1st pub. Feb- 27,1892.) law, this assertion is false, and if the Re­ m g time on real anil ted by him to J. B. Ranier, who drove nett, Joseph Ismay, Wm. Penhalis, Sid Smith, Choteau ; J. W.Strevell, Custer; that the appointment of P. W. Nelson I’Miii.'il pi’ • iM-iiy. public does not know what this reason be rejected, carried by the following o t i c e t o c o -o w n e r .- to p. c. Robin the horse Hy Lemon, it is ordered that ney Wright, James Morgan, Jack Bone, H. J. Haskell, Dawson ; P. D. Joslyn, oitiiei 1 Mile* 1 Inc. , Livingston. N son or his assigns: You are hereby notified is, it is woefully ignorant. That is that vote : Bauman, Beley, Campbell and that the undersigned has, in accordance with the Herman Deuster. Deer Lodge ; R. von Tobel, Fergus ; C. there were only $338,000,000 worth of Mallahan. Not voting, Harvey. requirements of section 2324, Revised Statutes of F. A. Smith of Helena, Mont., be fined C. Wylie, Gallatin ; Frank Harlow, Jef­ I) ALTON, M.D. \\ ii . CAMPBELL, M.l). National Pari Bail the United States, expended two hundred dollars $100 and the horse be suspended until woolen goods of all kinds made in thia Motion by Mallahan that council ad­ in labor and improvements upon the Portland Effect of the Exclusion Act. ferson ; D. A. Cory, Lewis and Clarke ; country last year, and as woelen goods journ, carried. quartz lode mininir claim, situated in the Boul­ the unlawful winnings of $120 be re­ R. D. Turner, Madison ; E. K. Abbott, are the only ones that could possibly be OF LIVINGSTON. der (unorganized) Mining district, Park county, Washington dispatch, 7th : On inquiry turned. Meagher ; A. B. Cook, Missoula ; J. C. Naturalized Citizens. Physicians anil Surgeons. Montana, said labor and improvements being at the Chinese legation today it was as­ Vilas, Park ; W. McC. White, Silver effected by this bill, it is difficult to see performed to represent said claim for two years, The silver question threatens to come certained that the published statement how $400,000,000 could be saved unless The following is a list of persons who "riMi M ai ii and Park streets, over Na CAPITAL, - - $100,000. ending December 3lst, 1891; and unless you, the Bow ; O. F. Goddard, Yellowstone. An the woolen manufactures should give were granted final naturalization papers hmul Park Hank, Livingston. said co-owner with me in said claim nay vour up again as a subject of present legislative adjournment was then taken to 7:30. proportion of said expenditure (one-third inter is incorrect that no protest has been away all their products and add a bonus at the April term 1892 : T. H. Perkins, est in the Portland quartz lode mining claim), interest. Silver men are not disposed to made to the state department by the The convention was again called to for having them taken. T. Michalson, T. H. Preston, Henry SURPLUS. $16,000. sixtv-six and two-thirds dollars, together with order at 7:30 o’clock. The committee Deitz, A. N. Veit, A. Anderson, Peter the cost of publishing this notice, within ninety accept their defeat and are again circu­ Chinese minister against the exclusion on districting the state reported in favor ATTORNEY AT LAW. days after the complete publication hereof, vour lating petitions urging the rules commit­ bill, passed by congress on the 4th inst. of dividing the state into six districts, Contract for Poor House. Johnson, Daniel Short, E. J. Delin, one-third interest in the Portland mining claim Louis Hansen, J. H. Goldsworthy, J. M. E. H. TALCOTT, President. will become the property of the subscriber under tee to bring out an order to fix a time The minister says he called in person at each entitled to one delegate and one At the special session of the board of Dahl, Iver H. Hoyem, Andrew Lyall, the provisions of section 2324, Revised Statues of for a vote on the free coinage bill. Fifteen alternate to Minneapolis. The districts county commissioners Thursday bids ■ : lé".ni I.Valtv Huildinc G. T. CHAMBERS, Vice-President. the United States. DAVID KENNEDY. the department on the morning of the are as follows : First, Silver Bow, 52 w’ere opened for the building of a county Francis Irvine, Alexander Ouimet, Carl Dated at Livingston, Mont., February 27, 1892. or more signatures have been obtained Gugle, Samuel DeLorier, K. Anderson, MilN, J. C. VILAS, Cashier. ______(1st puli. March 5,1892.) 5th, and in the absence of Blaine saw votes ; second, Deer Lodge and Beaver­ house on the poor farm east of the city, to one petition within the last two days. Assistant Secretary Wharton and noti head, 41 ; third, Lewis and Clarke and and the contract awarded to W. H. Orr P. O- Fallang, Geo. Lepener, John Stra- I. Ml AM K, D. A. McCAW, Assistant Cashier. OTICE TO CO-OWNER.-To Frank Bennett petz, Charles Nathurst, Alex. Living­ N or his assigns: You are hereby notified that Representative Pierce, of Tennessee,who fied him that he would send to the de­ Jefferson, 45; fourth, Missoula and of Helena, his bid of $6,220, including ston, John Martin, Sr., A. E. Miller, Wm. the undersigned have, in accordance with the re­ Madison, 38 ; fifth, Custer, Dawson, everything, being the lowest. Following has been the principal in the matter, partment a written protest against the Thompson, Martin Arlitz, Olof Ander­ I’llYSK IAN AM) SURGEON, BOARD OF DIRECTORS : quirements of section 2324, Revised Statutes of Park, Yellowstone and Gallatin, 38 ; are the bids submitted : trie United States, expended one hundred dollars says that with the signatures obtained bill, which he asked might be laid before W. II. Orr, all material and labor, hard­ son, C. J. Anderson. Gottfred Olson. W. I). ELLIS. ($100) in labor and im provements upon the Vesu­ sixth, Cascade, Choteau, Fergus and List of persons who have declared JED. T. CHAMBERS, vius lode mining claim, eitnated in the New several weeks ago ninety-nine names ware, plumbin<; ami heating...... $6,220 00 K. GOUGIINOUK, R. B. BRIGGS, the president immediately. The written Meagher, 43. The report was adopted R. C. Thom as, all material and labor, ex­ their intention to become citizens of the D. A McCAW, World Mining district, Park county, Montana; F. A. K R IEG ER . said labor and improvements were performed to altogether have been secured, exclusive protest reached the department at 2 p. A motion made by Mr. Campbell of Sil­ clusive of hardware, plumbing and United States during the present quar­ E. il. TALCOTT. ver Bow amended by Mr. Cowan of Jef­ heating ...... 6,051 00 oo what will be the result of his efforts and hardware, plumbing and heating...... 6,6i3 00 Davis, David A. Hay, Carl C. Zench, 1,rt»h' ■ Anah *i- P. F. Ha s le t , requires the registration of Chinese la­ ther decided that each candidate must George T. Chambers & Co., plumbing.. 215 00 10 00 to 25 00 R. J . F leming. William B. Elliott, William Wendt. n t k r e r t A l l o w e d on TIME DEPOSITS Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, Feb. 9,1892. that he may fail to secure the requisite borers, which is practically impossible declare his position on the resolutions, George T. Chambers A C'o., heating ap- "1’lete - Il*t, ad dress (1st pub. Feb. 13,1892.)______and in his absence his district shall p a ra tu s ...... ;----- ; ...... 525 00 number of signatures, but he intends to for them to comply with as they must Helena Steam Heating and Supply com- Attem pted Assassination. H a rv ey L. G l e n n , vouch for his soundness on the resolu­ C o l l e c t io n s P r o m p t i.y A t t e n d e d t o LIAS SUMMONS.-NO. 668—Foreclosure keep at work untii he becomes convinced all prove by white witnesses that they pany, plumbing...... ~*4 50 Wednesday evening about 9 o’clock as t Livingston, Montana. A of L ien.—In the district c:>urt of the Sixth tions. The districts were then called A. W. Miles, heating apparatus...... o*5 00 Charles Mulquinn was on his way home Judicial district of the state of Montana, in and that he cannot succeed. Anti-silver men have lawfully entered the United States, for nominations. A. W. Miles, plumbing...... 250 00 for the county of Park. A. L, Babcock and A. are not giving themselves much concern .E. F. Hanley, heating apparatus and from Stillwater, west of that place, he W. Miles formerly doing business as partners and as the first exclusion law was passed When the first district was called Lee plum bing...... 950 00 was fired upon by two persons from the flstoffice News Stand ! under the Arm name of Babcock <& Miles, plaint­ over the matter, and say they do not be­ in 1882 every Chinaman must produce Mantle nominated Capt. Thomas Couch John Wetteran, excavating, stone and roadside. Mulquinn’s horse becoming THE MERCHANTS’ BANK iffs. against Lee Morris and J ames Fowlie, de­ for delegate. The nomination was sec­ brick work, labor and material for fendants. lieve the requisite number of names can before a collector of internal revenue a sam e...... 2.480 00 excited slipped and fell and leaving its 1 ll" ‘"‘ly place in town to get onded by George Haldorn. Three LIVINGSTON, MONT.. The state of Montana sends greeting to be secured and that the house looks Geoige R. Pringle, all mason work and rider on the ground, ran away. Mul- the above named defendants : You are hereby re­ white witness who knew him ten years cheers were given for Mantle and the material, exclusive of excavation...... 4,(J6o 00 quinn fired several shots at his assail­ quired to appear in an action brought against upon the silver question as settled for ago, and can swear he was in the United Silver Bow delegation. Capt. Couch ants but on account of the darkness you by the above named plaintiffs in the district Stock Notes. ancy California Fruits, Nuts, Allows 8 per cent. Interest on court of the Sixth Judicial district of the state of this session, and is not in temper for a States at that time. was unanimously elected. For alternate stood little show of hitting them. He Montana, in anil for said county of Park, and to renewal of the fight over the Bland bill. W. E. Hall and Patrick Boland were Reports from different sections of the then returned to the town, two miles Time Deposits. answer the complaint filed therein within ten This law leaves the issuance of certifi­ nominated. Hall was elected. county indicate that aside from an in­ L'IN'FKc t io x r r v . c ig a r s , days (exclusive of the day of service), after the distant, bareheaded,and spent the night, service on you of this summons—if served within A frightful railroad wreck occurred cates of registration to the discretion of N. J. Bielenberg of Deer Lodge was creased loss of lambs the stock interests not going home until after daylight. this county, or if served out ot this county but in on the 5th near Dumas, Mo. An ex­ revenue officers, and provides no way of elected delegate for the second district ; have Dot seriously suffered from the un­ tobacco, p i p e s , this district, then within twenty days : otherwise Mulquinn has a few head of stock on the press train on the Atchison, Topeka & compelling him to do justice to a China­ Adolph Ehit of Beaverhead was elected seasonable weather of the past two range and received a letter some time within forty days—or judgment by default will alternate. weeks. The best informed stockmen he taken against you, according to the praver of Santa Fe road went through a trestle, man. He must register and produce his since advising him to stay off the range. ationery and Books. Has Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent said complaint. The said action is brought to For the third district Col. Alexander estimate that the average losses of the This he paid no attention to, but since obtain a decree of this court for the foreclosure killing seven people outright and wound­ evidence in the district where he re­ flockmasters will not exceed 20 per cent, $2.00 Per Year. of a certain lien described in the said complaint, C. Botkin, A. J. Seligman and Theodore his recent escapade he will be more and filed in the office of the countv clerk and re­ ing twenty others more or less seriously. sides. Hie white witness may be 3,000 H. Kleinschmidt were nominated for a figure but slightly in excess of aver­ careful. Further developments are ------A. C R O O N Q U IS T , P ro p . corder of said Park county, on the 25th day of The accident was caused by the recent miles away. A senator who has care­ delegate. Seligman was elected. Capt. age years, as 15 per cent loss in the lamb awaited with interest. Mulquinn was November. A D. 1891, to secure the payment of Geo. F. Cowan of Jefferson was elected crop is considered a conservative esti­ uninjured. the sum of one hundred thirty-eight and 53-100 heavy floods in that section that had fully examined the bill announced in the alternate. mate for ordinary seasons. Below we REMOVAL. T ransact A G eneral Banking Business. dollars with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per lr"i”U..„...... ‘-’«‘Heral blacksmith, having cent, per annum from October 16th. 1891, alleged weakened the supports of the bridge, senate that its practical effect will be to For the fourth district A. B. Ham­ give individual estimates from ^ © ra List of Lotters Advertised at Livingston M ontana, May 9. 1899. ... idiier-liip with E. Burnham has re- C. S. HEFFERLIN, Cashier. to be a balance due for certain building materials and permitted the train to plunge to the compel all Chinese laborers to leave the mond was nominated by S. G. Murray. sections of the county which can be ":,l -tjniil on Lewi* htr»H»t to tn«» c .nsisting of glass, putty and roofing furnished taken as a pretty accurate indication of Bevan, David _ ilemmin, Henry by plaintiffs to defendant Lee Morris on the 13th bottom of Fox river, a distance of thirty United States within the year fixed for Then L. A. Brown of Beaverhead nomi­ Bartholomew, C. A. Jamison, 8. F. ' MEW SHOP-— ami lKth days of October, 1891, as per contract be­ nated Henry Elling of Madison. Ham­ the average for Park county. C ruicksbank, G. A. Kinney, G. J . 1 ! ' r* * t, n**\t door to Marshall & tween plaintiffs and defendant Morris. That feet. Following is a list of the killed : registration. Sherman, chairman of the mond was elected. A. J. Bennett of Commissioner R. B. Briggs estimates Doss, A. M. Lewis, Mrs. J . II. ,u*' W,IW they are PrePftred TALCOTT & SAX, said materials were furnished for, and actually William Hynes, Oklahoma City ; Lon foreign affairs committee, said this regis­ Enwooil, Miss Mary Mauson, Mrs. August used, in the construction of a cei tain one- storv Madison was elected alternate. the average lamb crop in the vicinity of Foster, Iver W. McLaughlin, Angus frame saloon building, situated on lot 25, in block Markell, Kansas City ; Luther Corne­ tration is similar to the slave regulations For the fifth district Paul McCormick Hall, A. G. general Blacksmithing 78, of the original townsite of the city of Living­ Big Timber at 8<> per cent, althou8h Morton, Miss Ella lius, Kirkville, Mo.; E. E. Verkler, West- in force before the civil war, and to the of Yellowstone was eleoted delegate. J. Howell, C. J . (2) Rindskopf, 8am ... *%"' 'I'»king. The new firm does not ston. county of Park, state of Montana. Said individual losses will not exceed 1 o per VanZandt, J. W. ,i"u. I,,,j i,nd to none in Horse- building was erected for defendant James Fowlie port, Mo.; John C. Grones, Macon, Mo.; ticket-of-leave Australian convict sys­ R. King of Park county was chosen al­ . M nrk Mork Brands or anything at the time said materials was sold to defendant ternate. cent. Persons calling for the above will please say Lee Morris, who wss agent and contractor for ‘Advertised.” s. M. Parks, P. M. n X i "i- hammer. a lady and child, names unknown. The tem. The minister said these features For the sixth district S. S. Hobson of W. L. Shank of Sweetgrass, who was News Dealers. defendant Fowlie. That plaintiff recover the in the citv Wednesday, says that his eum of six dollars for preparing and filing said injured are : J. Tucker, conductor, Dow­ of the bill are in direct violation of the Fergus was elected delegate • E K ak COLLINS & BURNHAM , lien and for the further eum of fifty dollars at­ loss will not exceed 10 per cent, although Ladles, A ttention ! ' A,1K 'M i M u n S t s.. L iv in g s t o n , M o n t . treaty of 1880, which guarantees Chinese bott of Meagher alternate Ab* torney's fees and for all costs herein incurred, ners Grove ; Martin Reagan, brakeman, some of his neigh bore, who are not so I would have you know the great value ALBEMARLE AI&NEX. aud in case no sufficient property of Defendant Riverside ; Andrew S. Ronan, express laborers in the United State« the treat­ Thô thanks of tho coDVAntinn __ Lee Morris can be found to satisfy the judgment tendered to the citizens of M inute for well provided with lambing sheds, will of Dr. McGill’s famous specific, Orange and coets of suit then the residue thereof shall be messenger ; Claude Bell, postal clerk ; ment of subjects of p^ost favored na* the elegant way in whinh '„ Ula Ior lose a much heavier percentage. Blossom, a cure for all female diseases. levied upon the property herein deecrilted and in U M A R STORE, The latest eastern Dailies. Illustrated Jourii R. E. Dutcher, postal clerk ; Mrs. Jane tions. He further says that the treaty hall was fixed up S t 00“« 1™ J B Woods, foreman for W. D. Ellis Call after 3 p. m. for “Plain Talk to La­ als and Magaaines always on hand. case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the Hivey, Riverside ; J. C. Winslow, Chi­ same, then to obtain ah execution against said of 1880 wgs agreed to by China at the dered to Colonel Thoma^ n HT® on the Boulder, reports a very slight loss dies” and free sample box. Mrs. M. E. Lee Morris for the balance remaining due, and cago ; H. C. Cowling, N. Lancaster, Chi­ and Hon. W. M. Bickford* c - Marshall and estimates that, including twins, an Hines, B street, opposite Herald office. SOLE AGENTS FOB also that the said defendants and all persons cago ; W. A. Allen, Athens, Pa.; Robert express request of the United States, L- B. HOPPE. Prop. claiming by, through or under them may be their offices. Colonel A *0 B^tk’8® °J average of nearly 100 p jr cent will be First door north of Callendar street. 4t* Schultz, Lexington Junction, Mo.; J. F. which sent three ot ita most distin­ barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, Lewis and Clarke was 001111,1 of saved. . lien, equity ot redemption, and interest in and to Hurtgen, Reading, Pa.; William Adams, guished citiaens to Peking to ask for it. of the national reDublira.nh08en !nenil>er Flying Hiatoga. said premises, and for the other and further re­ O. L. Boy es, J. Gunther, W. B. Barnes, ’TK«. _____ oilcan comm tw» A. C. Logan of Springdale reports a DRAI.EKH IS - lief. as will more fully appear by reference to He declined to state what coarse his v The oonventîon“wMCB?LCOnimi ^ ee' loss so far of about 10 per cent, and fig­ Flying Hiatoga 3rd P No. 74, 2:30: the complaint on file herein. And yon are here­ J. H. Snyder, S. A. Laugh, J. Meson, F. by William H. Clagcfft tb# nT-addre88ed Flying Hiatoga, Jr. P No. 40, 2:23^, will by notified that it yon fail to appear and answer Graves, W. G. Smith, A .D . Meads, Still­ government would take on account of ures upon saving at least 85 per cent stand for service at Big Timber season the said complaint, as above reqiireil, the said water, Minn.; L- S. Rowns, Oklahoma which a vote of thSkiVw J ^ ° Æ r of bis lambs. Also dea'ers in the passage of the bill. chairman, vice chair^.T“ ^ ndered lhe of 1892. Is a standard bred horse from plaintiffs wifi apply to the said coart for the City ; F. W. Mopie, Winnebago, 111 ; K. John Work of Elton reported a loss of lief demanded in Mid complaint. and the convention adjou^^T®™1“ '^ one of the best pacing families in Amer­ eneral merchandise Given under my hand and the seal of the dis­ H. Moellen, Kansas City ; Mrs, A. J. The Gagnon mine at Butte was closed 200 lambs out of a band of 1,800 ewes, a Blank Books and Stationery, trict court of $ e sixth Judicial district of the ica—36 in the 2:30 list. Was bred by Sullivan,Cofifyville, Kan,; Alice Hughes, down Monday evening for three weeks. loss of nearly 15 per cent. A. M. Snyder, of Hopedale, Harrison state of Montana, in and for Mid connty of Park, Sedan, Kan.; Mrs. J. H, Keating, Raton, A government geoloni»>i FrUITS AND C9NFECTIONS. W all Paper, School Books, this 9Kb dayia y o f April, p i...... in the year ot * oar------Lord, The shut-down was necessitated by the G. A. Loasby of the middle Boulder countv, Ohio, dam Lady Snyder 5th, one thoasandthoai sight ‘hundred * and * ninety-two. Two. N. M,; Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Ishata, Riv­ atari from Bozeman w*— * ------KMICONS, MO N 8 C lerk . erside, HI., and an Italian woman, un­ condemnation of three of the boilers by states that his losses will not exceed 10 record 2:30, got by Scott's Hiatoga, bred Cigars and Tobacco. UY dAm n. 1MUMI . VISIM.Clerk. amine the Belt, Castle and . ®* per cent up to date and that with favor­ by Samuel Scott of Ohio. vrA known, Some fifty others suffered from Inspector About 120 men are Savage A Day, Plaintiff'* Attorneys. L a y to n . able conditions during the remainder of For further information see pedigree aSppb.KprU.mi8M.) Might enta and scratches. thrown out of Woc^, country. It will be u n ^ tff“? Only s to re in C in n a b a r. TpiLET A rticles, F ruits, C ow rr T W * the season he will save more than 85 par at poetoffiee, or apply to R. O. Sinclair. cent of his lambs. 4-23-tf E. O. C lark.