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YOL. 4. ; \ CHOTEAUy TKÏ.ÔN COUNTY, MONTANA, FRID A Y , AUGUST 4, 1893. NO. 13. u ^ u e o ^ E s s x o i s r ^ X j . JAMES SULOROXC .A T T O R N E Y A T LA«*„ . CHOTEAU, - - MONT. Admitted, tm pi atice in Land . Mention and Patent i Claim* before the Interior Derpartmeht. La?\d, Water, and Irrigation Right» a Spe.cir- alty . v - •' “ , • • All JLtgal Ra,pert a n d ■ Collections given care ful ailU’proirtpt attention. '' Attorney, N. A. M. A. Co. Correspondents in every citv in North America. Notary Piiblie-. COUNTY • ATTORNR 7 , TMTON'COUNT?*' \ T \ T . C h . Z B - A . X : E 3 , ’ ITfORNEY & COUNSELOR ^ ; ÄT i m . ^ V / ... S,liH..DRAKEr.M,n. P H Y S IC IA N A SL'R G E O N , ! -Offic«ovor Valley Restaurant. . . CHOTEAU,- - MONTANA^ . J Ä , . W A M - S R E Y . & S l a T g e è T i , C H O T E A U . MONT. H. DAY: ' - COTTTT'X'Y STTJR'V^'2'OUE?. Irrigation Land. Surveying - a • spooialty. G h o t e a u , , M o n t a n a .. ______ i ‘ ♦ » _____ _ _______ ___ * ♦ C ho T eau L odge N o 34 .A . . I P S s A U V E . H olds its regular com m u n ications on the 1st and 3d Saturdays of each month. All v i si ti n g-. b reti i r gn cordially.welcomed. * ■ Dii. 8. H. D ra ke .'W . M. V T E L E G R A P H I C . Sherniau « n. Hi« l a w . ;\ . • • • • ■1 • ' ' -•W ashington ,'. Jtily ‘ 28.—Senator ‘ ¿Toil n Siieiiin An ‘ upon bei ns O' lit er viewed at: hiAhom'e ia reported, to have replied- as „fellows t:o l h e question as Ob ' wh^t he ’thought, Congress' would ! dp in the . matter of repeal-'of the silver pufchiise r t ’ •< • • i* * * '•* * * f 7»^: • ' ’ ‘ '■ “My opinion is not \worth ’ any more than yours. Yon may think it'is, biit.it is not'. You can not tell what these' fellows 'will' do. 1 Moat of Them will want, To talk. The effect of a prompt';'and em phatic repeal of: The-' pai'chasing- clause in the presbnt silver 'law is what is really demanded, but I' have my doubts as to \whether it can ¡be- done. - • My neighbor, Con ' gres&nfan Harter, thinks they are going\ to repeal 'thht clause', bu’t. I’m,hot .so sanguine/' ' -tflr- ‘ J a A u thoriied ;to practice befoi-a the Dé p a r tiren t of; 4h$ .Interior, th t. Land • Office, and the Pen w on and ether : .V- A1'- Bureaus. \ PENSION dLÁlM3 ^SPECIALLY ATTENDED TO. C«r. Jshw Sta., , Fort Ba*ta«Ìy A . • \ t £ -y j 'w*. ♦ ' * * . v* w ar NER ; »OTAETyíüBLIOi- - 6£P'& .V?& f. COMMISSIONED, _AUTHOBJZED.TO RECEIVE . F ilin #® & F inal P ròoes on P ubliò - * \ ^ '1/ANDS, CHOTEAD, * - r - - , - , MOÑT. jS /; 7 j f f;. ¡E ï . .ZLT^COSr* * i t y .y * * * - v* * : , ÜST ^ ^ T 0 1 3 -0 DEEDS. MQRTG-AGKa and all kinda ®f leffal i«8trum«nf¿Ar»'#á «P.7 ' /■ CHOTEA^; : *? - MONT. E. c . 6 AH R E TT / : \ I’* I*-*-''' ' \ A C. WARNCR. ÆT& WERNER,.. CONVBTANOEÜ b ; : hev-su^EiLL -EsTATE, ' -.VV: '• INsUBAltOE- CÙ ÖTJFXtf,‘ MÓNT. ' ;i ' , ' __________O I ’ V. _____ Í ______ * _________ V Fit sfc Îiationaî Suspends. , . * , «. . • G reat F alls , July 28.—At 9:10 a. m.,ye8terd*y tile f'oRowing • no<: lice wïis-posled oh the door of the First National’bank: •• “This bank i.s temporaril}1' •suspended until it can realize on fts- assois. De positors-will, be paid iht.ill’ll. By or^er o/ file board o/directors.” A •slight ripple of excitement Was ‘einised by thé suspëiisÎbn ‘but wras soon calmed and olhêf baiïks were! not affected4o àiiy extèiit. ; , ‘ •' The Helena : Bauk« I?aiL • H elena . July 27—The First N a , tionàl banlç and JVlonlânR .Ration, al bank did. not open .thb.ii; doors ..this - morning. A . notice on .the; doors, informed .depositors • that, their assets,\yere nioje. than -aip•• plo\. to cover the liabilities^ but’ that owing to à difficulty in secur ing, funds to mo.et imn.iediate de' ma.nds.the banks w,ere torced' to close. When the news.was,circu-. . , » ». ' .* '* ' *• ■. • * ' ' « latéd a ruii was. inaugurated on. the Merchants National bank.!. It contin'ùëd for . one hour and all whô„called for their ‘money, weré fjàid. Many/largè deposits were 'made.and the officers of the bank report, that, the amount . paid in exceeded that withdrawn. Ther^ were no. ruus on any other banks. C le v e la n d ’« H a iv a iia u P o lic y . W ashington , July 31. — The president will send a message to congress on the Hawaiian affairs in September, and be will advo cat.e the adop.tioiTof a treaty giv ing lo Hawaii the moral support of the U.nited Btat.es and pledging non-interference, from foreign powers, thus giving the.ialands the right to govern themselves. Both Minister Blount and the president will 'oppose annexation. 1 ; : —t - ■ - N e w S e n a t o r P r o m W y o m i n g “., C heyenne , Wyo., July 31.—It has beeh stated upon good author- itp that Senator A. C. Beckwith’s ‘re8ighalionwill.be made public to dayi While Governor Osborne refuses to'discuss the matter, it is • • i. . ^ ♦ * 'generally undeTstood that the governor will appoint Hon. A. L New,' ¿hairman of tlie democratic slate conimitte, to fill the vacancy. i - f B& Y 'foöi' é¿ H ë iïtdi: ------ H ot and .Q old . . B aths . ------- Main Street, Opposite Cboteau House S u b ß c r i f te'Tor T h e M o n t a r ía n . :j¡$ l Old-Timers Go U n d e r,. Reports from Helena are. to the effect that C.W. Cannon,À.M. Hoi ter, S. G. Ashby and others have assigned,'for large -amounts, in volving, the eleetric railway Go; and lb© Helena and.Frisco mined, The Paypter- Prug. company has also assigned. ' P u m p in g O u t th e AYater. i , • _ \ ' :y ,P ueblo , Coif,. July, 28.—Pumps, of all descriptions were at were to :day relieving the the basements of business houses of water 'from the- Arkansas river, which over flowed- yesterday • morning and again lastniglif. ' The losses now figure oven -'$250,000 and many small stprke'epers' were ruined. Probably'200 people are homeless and being fed- aiVd housed by the charitable; Much sickness is' ex peeled when the water recedes. San It I « 1 0 0 Fath o m s of AY a ter. -.S eattle , AVdsh.,- July- 27— Yes tevday. afternoon a- man and a woman:rowing in a boat on lake Washington, were seen struggling bv^persons on a. steam launch. .The woman signalled and the 'laupch mime ' alongside. .The w'omaiLwas weeping -but, declined to cóme: aboard. When the launch landedjjie incident was reported and a row boat sent out, but be fore it. reached’the spot the man was seen to throw the woman overboard and jump in after her. B o | H sa iik in a. hundred fat ho ins of water. They are supposed to be H. O. Aiders, a civil engineer, and Mrs.’McDonald, with whom, hé was smitten and against whom he had made threats.' Cost of Caring- for tho Capitol. W e Uàve Cleveland. Thè following was inscribed .on > • ' * . * • ' democratic banners-last fall and hejd/'aloft io the gaze.of(hefai:mer: \ **. , , ^ t ** ; , I : ‘ Cleveland and Dollar Wheat. *, % t * •: . * ...... ...............................i, . * \ We havo . Cleveland, but the dollar wheat i.^not. \‘Last- 'wéëk.’s quotations were 60^c. It costs a great deal of money to run the building which congress occupies for business -purposes. . The eapitol is under the charge.of- Archirect Clarke,,who. is allowed -' $65.000 a year Tor keeping, it. ..in order. iSeveti'carpenters- are em ployed all the year round in mak:- • ing repairs, while-six painters de vote t.heir exclusive attention to the many acres of wall'service in side and outside of the structure, . Four plumbers do nothing but\ mend and renew (he arrange.- mehts for water and gaS, wliile a skilled coppersmith attends to (lie roof and sees That’it does not leak anywhere. Half a dozen o f-gar deners and a ’ score of assistants are always a t - \york on the sur rounding grounds, while twenty-, five laborers are engaged every day of the year in scrubbing the cor: ’ rlclors of the great edifice, washing the steps, etc. All this has nollh ing to do with (he keeping up of the two wings, so far their in-- t.erior arrangemonts are concern- . ed. The care of: 1 limn -devolves^ upon the senate and house respec tively. Furnillire and repair»« re quire an annual outlay of $18.000, to which must be added about $35.000 for fuel and. gas. The wages of engineers, elevator con ductors, and workmen come to $32,500 extra. The pav of the eapitol policemen is $39 000 per annum. M u s t AVaSt f o r llio Assessm e n t. ». Helena Independent. ., . Valley county is about to »sub mit! to the yote.rs the -question o f 1 raising bonds to take lip. the exist- • ing indebtedness, and referred the matter to ’Attorney General Has- • kell. The latter has written the county authorities lo ihe effect that no election can be held, on that matter until the state board of equalization is through* with the assessment. The consti tution says that, no county can in-' cur an indebtedness beyond five per cent nl'llie assessed valuation of the property in' tlie county. Un til an assessment is made it will • be impossible to learn how' much debt the county, can incur. Val ley, being a hew county, has no complete assessment yet. The; county assessor has made his as sessment of' all the property except, that of the railroads. The state board of equalization will assess the railroad property. Until they are through Valley county will not know how far it can go into debt. One or two''others of thé, new counties are contemplating ¿he sa me step and will also have to wait.
