ANOVFL ( 11 AliiiK.
AMan !^ rn.nl ot llcins Krsnnnnlhle for^the Coiiilllloll tit tllf l lellienU.
Ithas always been supposed that no hu^^man being outside of the weather rlciks haa^ever tieen charged with being responsible^for the changes in the weather or the con^^duct of the elements, and those, only in n^jocular way, but a worn in has been found^in Helena who believes that a certain man^was responsible for the recent cold snap,^and will test the matter in Judge Kleischer's^court on Thursday. Geo. Curt in, the book^^keeper for Mike Keinig. recently rented n^house from Mrs. Angus Smith. On several^occasions the water piptsfrozt up in the^house notw.tl'st,aiding it was the usual cus^^tom to keep the faucet optn and let the^water run. and it had to be baled out of the^sink about evitv hour. One night the^water pipes froze up in good sluipe. and^l uitls decidid to get rid of the trouble by^Moving, He paid M the rent up to date^and as soou as he left a new tenant took the^bousi. A large parlor lamp and Krench^Block wen- left with Mrs, Smith during the^moving process, to bt called for lnti r.^WbOBthOJ were called for Mrs. Smith n -^fust d to give the articles to the man who^called foi them, as she said Mr. t'nrtis owed^her rent for the balance of the month, and^she charged him with letting the pipt s^lret .'i up. incurring ei|H-nse to her. Curtis^has sued for the articles left at the house^and for damage*.
Twenty-hvt per cent, discount on all mits and^trnusiugt) for thirty day* only at John B. Joiiu-^sou'a.
Til!HKLEN \ OPENED.
A(^rami It. rptinti MOOO by a Throne^of .Atlinirllu reiiplr.
