THEANACONDA STANDARD: SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1889.
SEPTEMBER.
Arrivaland Departure of Malls.
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M\ll- MVM^ MIU^lWr loit^n-. Hi WW anal |^^in1^ North
aUMlWa-sl ^^f Helena ^-'^'
Butt.-fit*, M'^nt'^^ *'
Bulla', llel.-na. H^-ar Waalta-. Miuirt
analM ini. ~n;i^ *^^^
Itutti-,Hi-l.-n.i. all t-'asli-ru. soiiilia-ru
amiWntrfi MatM a.la
arr.alt^ ^ ^ ^^
4'ahla-ami Pyri n.-, s. 11.^^^ A. M. M..u.!.'^.
imulayanal l'rnla^.
MAIL-tHRIVKHAIl.t run*
Kat ami Itutti-. -V^Helena ami INs-t U^li:^'
Butt.'( it \. Mont ^*^'^**
Allpoints North ami Ka^;
Carroll... ^
4'alila-ami hniiifN 4.am I . M. I ui^..a^^.^^lay. Katiiriia^.
Allmails i-losa- :^^ iiiinitti-i- l^-fa^ra- il.-|aartiiri-.^THE WEATHER.
Tin-i!;iily record aif dn- tlirnii'inu trr ill^this city is n-|*aria-al liy A. T. I'layior.^druggist. Kirst i.mvi. T1h^ n-a-onl forya^tcrday was 7 i^. in.. Ml ala-gn-cs: M in..^degrees : 4 p. 111.. r.^ degrees : l^ p. in.^degn-cs.
PMPwri'jifiiMri '^^ 'fca- Wnml'inl '^^cWrnf ut flf huni-nt* aifli^-r. or id ^i^ *'^i
('nir),r(tf Kimj. MMa M^'. 4MMMMB0
rainMM fx^ l+nrnnl nl thr hum's. ^^ uffier,^Statnlurl BwiiWiHo. rttrurr ^^!' .l/.ini usd^7^fci^-d Mtrrrts.
DEMOCRATICRALLY
TO-NICHT
tj THE ROUND OF POLITICS.
DomocratsGetting Ready to Have a^Raliy To-NigiU.
(.nmlli^l Hit' ^ lull tajMriiMl ^^^ Ita-paila-^U. :^^.^-^ ^rl..^111.-^ in I'l.iilii'Ml^lunl.^ ll.oa tl^f llcictsl^ll.-i or.i linn-.
Tin-ik-mocratic clnliof Vii^I;^^-ciii.i is iml^very ^^1^|, Inn it aln-ady claims u nicmlicr-^sliip of .MM viili'i-h, ami It^' long list^is MMMMmJ rapidly. Tlif ^-!^^^^ is ^^^-^lively ut work iMIMg after MMN who^an- slow to r^'|h^i-t fur n-gisiry. uml galling^tin- fam-a-s in trim fa.r tin- liglit m I h-tulsr.^It is |ii^i|i-i-. il liy tl^' oilier* .aT the cliili^to liolil a wi'ir. of pul.lie in^'^'iinn^ MM M^m^'iin- Hm mtvii i'^ ot BnlNMM MMfcJMlMi^orators, so tliat all tin- t|lM*KtitNlii involvi il^ill tlw ralivaaa may Im' fully ilir-t-u^.-i ^l uimI^put Ix-fon- Hm |^-oplo. MNMJMMM^Iuivi* already Imh-ii inaili' tor a MMm!^^Ih's4' uia-s mil tiniT^, tin- llr^-t of wilted i^^!^ MMMMMMl lor to-iii^{lit. A nuiiilH-r of^PhhI K|M'aUi'i-s liavf .it:, .uly Ih'^-ii t-n-^pict .1. ami it i^ now ^ xp^^'ti^l I MM at tin-^Dual tbMMMMII M bt^ li.-lii w.tniu a^^lay or two of tin-i lor-f ot tkWeaMupMni^Imi'iIi Mr, TaoM ami Major Marfiuuis w i.l^!^^^ B)BtV. Mm lIlIM* will l^ li. lil ai laM ^^-
offiim wi i.v HalMwIay nicMb U will ha^m-4'ii liy tin' aniMMUM'vtiM ut in hm^MAXini.li that lion. U. It. Smltlli of
ion.ami .i. K. B^nmffl^i of Mala i ny. aaa
tin-orators for liii* ^ \^ uiiiiT- .^i'^- Nuiitn^in oik- of tin- awjoal atfartltra MU(tpaiM***ra^in tin- ti-nitory. Tba B-iiiwlwirn at tut^^i arroil ik aw a Talk' rlub bavc accepttnl^tin- iuvit.ilioii to an.-ml lo-niiflifs rally.^arMrk proMiaaa to In- a rmaihia tnruom.^'i'o ailil lu Im- int. n st ot Has ili-nioii-ti a-^tioii, htimmI mtatk kaa Im-i-.i m .-uii-.I.
I'.
THESPF.CIAL ELECTION
'^^pillar s-. nt lux-ill ll. ll. v.-.l to Im- 4.a-tu-r-^iilly iii I'Hvur ^f IVku^lliaa
Rf-|Mrtcra for tin- StaSiiakii ln-.ir a^l-^vitw i .^iiuiii ul, now ami \Ih-ii, on llu-^pro|h'r-it.^ui to I...ml tin- ^-ity for 4^^i^^,i^^i,^for tk^'purpcMt'f^f iMiikliiia} a main ^.-wi-r,^I Hit, .im a rttk'. pulilu- rciitiim-nt Im clearly^in favor of vittini; tin- ImiiicIm ii'iiI ^l^:i:it^ tin-^work. 'J lu* a^.v^ rti.-i-iii^ iil aniioiiu^-inir^lli.- H|Mt-ial i-li'i'tion. wliU-h liap|M*tin to Im-
tin-li.-.-^t MVMbI Bjatfaa i-v^-r aaaaMaaaaal liy
llicM'aniiahi), aiiliouiu-4-h tliat it i.- to Im-^In lil on 'riim-silay, t ^^ loln r III. It im pro-^po^tl to inMiH- In mils in tin - Mini of ^:.^^,i^^)^for the li-nu of ton y^-ur*. tlif ImuhIs to^li^-ar m-vi-ii |mt ^-fiit iuti-ri-nt. TtM work^of liiiilil.iitc tlio mi wi-r will Im- hy i-olitiai 1.
IIn Mm way ot Im.ihI.-.I iii.l^-I.t^-iIii^-t-;. i!m^^^-iiy now aaaaa only Mo.miii, bMMaa m that
Isum Iuiviiik I'^^^^^^^ is^n^-^l Mai y^-iir for^tin- pttCfMMCi of liiiil^lilii( tin- ih'w im-IksiI
'ajowaa. Wh-.U- ^^^ rtaiu MaM| avMII
Iol.joi l to Hta HMftMMa m t.ixt-m MMM IMNN
aaaMVby tii^-^^^^hmii-ik non at tin-aawanaad
IMi-wi r. tin- IM la |Miii:t^-.l out liy IMM wlio^favor NM MMM tli.^t tli^ MaajMa pro|^-^I i-ny in tlii.s ^^ity lias ln^ n-asiil very ii^-ariy^| .^ill |M-r ^^^^ut witliin a Kiii|^t^- y^-ar. Tin- an-^I aaaaaal pro|m-rty in Aiuu-omla aM MHMMM^I to molt- IMM nun- liiimln-d tliousuml ^l^il-^' lai^. It wan fix liiiiulrttl iImmh-uikI a yi-ur^an^^.
IT!i^- main si-u^-r now |^i-opi^-^-^l is m^! only Ml to Im- Imiii oy ircm-rat tax. It^I w ili run ilu- ^^utire l^ ntjtli of llu- fity ajan^I ^ a-ily In- i ..mi.-, i. .1 wiili a ayalrtu ot^! lalcriil HW^i|M v. Iiu h will lurnisli tliain.iu.^' tor ili.- eMtlra ^-.iy. ^imtulaatW of wali-r^in Ihwt|iIih tin- awvr^attitanr i*oml.ti. m and tin- tk*.^iiiiim-il a'.i- iHiimtriM'tioii a|i-^ii. ra I.
.iililli-.l to cast a vole at^otis mm a rltfaM to Mtaa on^mIuiu, lli^- ^!. i-ision h. -I btrflM^UWlMlia as m.in.-.
infitWM
Till: DtfHi\r,xtii Club^com/a meets to-night^Opera House.
Addressesby % A'. 0mJMMrM of^this eity. and /'. /^. Smith o f Helena.^Musie by Watson's tStft Club and^the Anaconda Fife and Drum Corps.
Allmembers are requested to be^present at J o'eloek. Everybody in^^vited. F. W. STFItFIXS, Se'ev.
ABOUTTHE CITY
Tin*Aiuwoinla i-ompaiiy sliip|M^^l 11 liars^of silver lnillinii by Pni-itli- i-xpih-mm ^-^m^-^t^-nlay.
R^Hi^lt^tit* in tin' part of llu- ^-ity weal of^Main Mtrii't ami soiitli of Sii'onil arc ask- i^inn tliat VMMJM lit'lit Im- put ill tliat i|iiar-^t^-r of tlu^ town.
4Mil- of tin* must ili-siralili- ofni'cs ill .^town t-aii Im- KMiirHl on tin- second door^of tin' St\ni^akii Ituiklinir. A|Mili^-atioti^should Im- made at tin- Itusitn-ss ..tin .-.
I
rk-liii|in-nts in tin- inntiT of putting^flown siik-walks have tak^-ll note of tin-^oity i-oum-il's lat^- inauilatf. and many ^if^tlH'in an- liasH-niiiif iimply tln-r^^witli.
Tin-MKaM of tin- MMMa ^-luli wlm ,^were on tin- irroumls last i-v^-iiinir, stoniM-d^play lit all ^-arly hour to take part ill a^*'oaii^ly-pull,^ which was voted a kwi-chm.
X-ws^lealer-n |Mirt that ili^- inmits-r of^tlaily MMK prion il in olti.-r plae^-s ami^^sold ill this eity lias rap-illy fallen ofT^MMM tin- pud! , ili.in of tin- Stami KMO^ItciraH.
YesterdayforetiooM white on*- of Frank^Ijipii-rV drays was Imm k^-^l up t i tin- plat^^form at tin- faelpTM house, a hox ear^lnmiiM-il atr iiri -t it ami ^-ru:.|ii-d itsriiilliiiitf^Krar in liail sha|M-.
TH1YWANT IT BAD
lllli.ellaililel-s Who Ale 'Irylllit to Mala^Mai llial TKcy .In- Ibiunl.
Atthe s i AMiAi;ni'irn-i-, i-aiilsnf several^candid.iMa for eouuty olt'ee- have Im i ii^received. It is tin - imUI custom in this pari of^tin' world f.-r^ aiidiilates to send these out,^a cu.'.tom which doiihtlcss arose at a time^when this rcApon was not provilkll with^in wspa|s rs in which to announce names.^Some of diese cards area novelty. 4)ue^of thelll, n-ccived at the HfAMMM ollice^ycsti-riiay, Is-ars the name of a n-puhl can^caiidnlate for a ^-ounty oillec with the re^^mark that In- w.im il.ily ^-l^-^ teil to the^ottlee, Noveinln-r H, 1s.sm. f,,r a |M-riod of^two y^-ars, with the followini/ added 1^^ The ^ .institutional convent ion saw lit to^remove me from oltii-c, and as 1 lo.-l 1 am^entitled to a full term. 1 most respectfully^ask your support nt llu- polls,
Votcinin tin- territory will MMtej^that tin- qtH'stioli of tin- aduiissioii of^Montana was fully discussed aboM the^time tin- BMMWMI ^-^mvcutioiis were^li. l.l last year. It was then Im Iiim iI that^tin* territory would surely Is- admitted^within a year, and it was assumed that all^tin- olll.es would he declared ^oil,^ as^tliat has Im-. ii almost the universal rule^VMM territories have Im-c|| admittcil. lu^fact there have In-en hut one or two ^-xc^-|s-^MM to this rule in th^- history of the^country. !t ^ imiiot ihei-^ foi-c Im- assumed^that Molilalia makes any exception or^that the i'Ii.iiv' of unfairness toward otliec^holders ^^an Im-sustained. So far as that
iriM-s.tin- rotteaa ptatalte is qtaHe hatMTim nl
tothe claims of ollice h.)l.|.-rs, on this^s^-^ire, who .ire tiow ^-\'i(l^*utly MjTwMJ M^hold their own ami kc,-|i llu ii plai-cs hy^woikilitra sort of sympathy racket.
isatratlnhki f
inex^ client ^^iuae.il for Ma^p^-ars t.i Im-^All | m-rsi in-.
tr.a. pal ^-!^ .-ti^iin - sewer cMf^coiiliued lo til.- pi op. rly
|m-'.pi^* Slip|m.SC.
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Agj-iSTiON Of RtM'JVAL^ll^*utl^rn
DOINGUP THE VALLEY
HaginaisMaking Spsscbes to the Mis^^soula Democrats.
lla-|Mrt ^^^ thr K^-Kt^trv I !^ to I.Hst Kvcli-
MMaatMMda Alsile CaMMMMJ^at I Im- l^rltlnt[^Park.
S|.e.ial In tin- Standard.
Missmi.a, S. pt. ii. Hon. Martin Mil-^nil.nis sturtcil this inoruiiiK on a tour of^tin- liitu-r Uoot valh-y, and tin- inarch hkls^fair lo In- a t riiini pllall i one. Ill the^valley Mr. Majfinms ha-- liiindrt ds of old^MmMI who know him ami know' what lu^^ll.is done for Montana, an.I it it Hot^stratiKc that his trip should Im- in the na-^MM of out- ^outinuouM ovation. At^ixruiltsduh', to-day, he Held a wcil aitt-nda-d^HU-A-tiii|{ .Hid r^'Vk'W4*tl tin- Issues ^^f tin-^pres. nl MMHHMaM a lllaslei ly way.
Thisevt-niiiK tin- Major tlrove i^^ 4'or-^valli.- and In Id another latltv niei tiiit-^MM ni-1'iviuji Ml a in ^r^- e^^i-^hal^orcctinic tluin at tiram-alale. To-imin-ow^la- Iim.siies up tin- valley Willi a MaataMJ^at Su-veusviile, Victor and, l^ertuips, ai^one or two o.u-r points. Major Mauin-^Ma ^-iuei tains ins aii.iicnccs ajM iMatMaaaa^live issues. lo-HMclit iie,i;avi- consulcr-^.ililc all. lilioli to the roifistralioli 14111-11011,^HirMarllM H'^ MoMaMa m wh.eh MM ai^-^p.II without MM 4M excuse liy llw o|M-ra-^Mm ^^! tin- present law. 1 In re are s^-veral^^ ^as. s in tin-- county ^ liich lurnisli aMaMJ^pro.it ot tin- points he peaaMHedi
Tuci MM MM of Missoula an- workiiiK^in IMaiWHh harmony and Im*4I tin- ^'h-^^^nerairi iii.-iii that tin r wvjmm lor bms49) ss^cinuot ^-asily Im- shall, .-ed. 1 ^siniflit^ItUMatMM hail n-i;istei-^-^l T'St vol. s. it in^hatxle that tla- list here willuo alxivr
D.J. Hennessy Mercantile Co
pro
wUU,
MtuiulartlWlm Waul i lu^^rry v i..1 ii.l..11.-.i.
sortof a ^-oiiiei^lcii4'^^, it^the lusi commiinia atiou^S IAN D I Ml anil sent to its^was a leitt-r ri^pn siuii;^pa-m-r to Im-i^Pi ai;itaiiou without faalajf^lavor ^if tin- n-moval of tin- BMM t.-ry
at
Tin-irradiiur eoiitraet^^rs, MeKivor ^t^^^'^^.. will on Monday next put their forccM^ut work 011 a heavy cot to Im- made east of^tin- old works. It will Is- inn f.-.-t jM Icnirth^and from Ml tnltl fi-^-t ileep. They are at^present work tnir 1V^ men ami advi-rtise in^this issue of the Stami 1K11 for more.
MIkkJa-tinitiirs has o|m-ticd a m^-Ikm^I oh i^Thinl street, betweea t'ln-rry ami Oak^Ml tit tm, to Im- continued till tin- puhlia- i^w1km^1m o|m-h. It is not ipi-t^- full, ami '^par^-nt^ ik-siriii|r to send childn-ii must^apply at once. For terms sec Miss Jen- j^mngs.
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Tin-^.ol s^.|,.^-tt.,|.
Itis sett'iil that the Hew ellitille and ;^hose house is to Im- huilt. An exis lleiit :^lot has Im-cii securtHl in ^ lak stre^-t Im-Iwi-i-ii j^First and Secernl str^m-ts, and IiiiiiImt will
drawnthen- tiwl.iv. It is thoiurht that I^the hiiildintr will Im- finished within :tn !
lay s. It will Im- complete in its ap|Miint- -^nieuts ami will make a convenient head-
111.itti r- for tin- ilepar'im-nt. Tin- work-^111011 ^^niraifed hy Chief llielu-y will Iw-u-in ;^^i|m-ralsoiis next Monday BMMMW
To!^.- Itulll 11.-^ ^-.
News|ia|m-rs iii Il.ittc an- ilisjM^s^il to^t|UCHtion tin- iilitioiim-cmcnt that railroad I^shops aii- s^ m hi to Im' lui.lt in Anacomla. I^hut it is a fact that they will Im- erected^here without delay. 'Flic shops will not, it^is imiii rst.xmI, Im- removed from BMM, as^the company will need tlu in in that eity, |^as Kiiperliitetidetit hiw explained several^Weeks airo to the lili-lillH-rs of tile Unite^committee who called on him. Hut the^main shopn of the road will Im- in Ana^^comla.
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AU.....I of Tl.elr MM^From Mr. (i^-or|te Miller, who is just in^from that section of country, we learn^tliat a muell-newdetl road is being ^-011-^strucUil frxnii the lii-uil n( liermati (iuh h^to tin- ln-a^l of Jerry' ^ ri-^-k. Tin* distance^iM-iween th.- two i-o lits is four mile-, ami^hera-toforc on- and supplier hava- been^|m^ckeal aa-ross it. The new hiirhway will^prtivr ii f|ll-ut a-ot-vellii-IK-e to t ha* iii ill a-rs^therealMMits. Tliey hava- waited for sa-v-^^^ral years in the Iio-m- that Silver How^coutlty would huihl tin- roaal. I..it it failing;^to do so. tha-y lira- now huilaliiifX it thi-m-^sa-1 ves.
Tlia-4'ow 4ju^-f.t ^^^^^.
Tothi- Kilitor of i In- staualarit.
S-va-ral prop^-rty owners in this city sent^a comniuiiieati^^n to tin- alala-rmeii at their^monthly rneetilux. recpM-xtinir them to t ike^some action itlxnit tin- animals that are al^^lowed to run at lara/i- in tin- streets. Tin-^report a if the iirxM'aiiliui/s of tin* Ixiaral says^that the |m-titioii was laial on tin- tahlc.^This rlisp. tuition of the i-a.-i- w ill not hriui/^rclu-f to tin- m snli-lits ot Anacomla who^hava- Im-i-ii 1/1-e.itly llHIIoyell liy tha-sa- cattle^and we ho|m- that tin- mutter will la- a-oii-^sick-rasl in tin- iimiiii'i' Tha-sa- a-uttle an- u^postive ^luisuuce.Ski iiM) Wakii.
M4MHM*a t llll-rll sa-rn ia-a--..
St.Mark's ( liura-h. ICpiscopal. will hold^' sorvu-a- in 1 hid l-'a How's h.ill MMMMM at^11 a. 111. ami ^ p. m. Suml.iy sa-h.Mil at lu^a. m. lla-v. \V. V'.. Nia-^, p.a-ior.
Servile-in St. Paul's 4 liiireh. ( .illlolie,^at s::UI anal MM a. 111.. ami TOM p. 111.^Mass every day at s o'clock. This . iiiir. li^' is always o(m-ii. lit v. Father Da Sia-ra-,^pastor.
Intin- PreshyteriuH t liura-h, MVb^ is^ha-lil at 11 a. Ma ami s p. hi. Sunday^sa-hiMil at 19SM 11. m., ami t'hiuesa- ^a-haiol^at I Ml p. iii. Maetiiiif of the V. P. H. C.^I K. at 7 p. in. l!ev. T. S. Lamoiit, pastor.
Serviceof tin- Ma-tlnMlist hpisa-aipal^j Church in tin- |Mirsonatrc, corner of t lak^ami Thiril stra i ts, at II a. in. anil ^ p. lit.^Sunday Behool at _'.^^^ p. ill. Sulija-et of^^ 'va-uiiiH* sa-rmain : ^Tin-Ooapal ami l'owa-r^of QtM unto Sal vatioii.^ Hi v. I*. how ry,^pastor.
Ma-thiMlistChurch, South, services at 11^a. m. ami s p, m. Sunday sa h.m.I at - p. m.^Kev. S. I^. Harls-a , pastor.
Thelllhrr stale.^Kcpuhlu-ans in town arc apiii-tly at work^ill praparatioti fair tin- caiuuaii/h and^a-x|m-a-t simiii to In-iriii a seria-s a^f mass^HieetiiiKs, A chili has Im-i-ii airuauixcil^which re|m^rts 11 luciiiltc rsliip of lieu rly .'ai.^It has plca-ant anal i.m.iii.v apiarters in^Havulson's hall. Aa-tiva- worka-rs in th.-^pariy an- foUowilM up the ra-ifistry list try-^iiiir to mmyi every voter s name down.
At4^*ller*J lla-uala| uurta-na,^Ya-steralay was a aplia't day at if. lieral^hcudi|iiurtcrs of the MMMCMMtfal eelllr.ll^a-omlllitta-a*. laMM W'ellll was alis^-ut^diirini; the afterlKM.ii, iM-iui; ohlii;e^l lo^111.ike a hasty vi-it to Helena.
Tin-ix-pri-try aillia-a- maad out it- usual^lyrist yasta-ralay. 'Fha- total MMabM aif^name-, on die list at Hi o'el.M k last niflil^was lll.i. Im-iiik an ilierca-o of si for tin-^^ l.ty. The liooks at (arroil show a total of^415 names lust ninht.
t'raou I'll 111 p-ti 111-4.
S|H-.-ialIn tin- siainlaril.
I'llil.ii-siiin...Sept. 1;. \V. T. Allison,^umlerlaker, m s lo St. l'aul l.smorraiw to^attend the cnilMtllllillK si-IumiI.
TIm ladies ifiva- a saM'ial at Morse's Hall^to-tiiitht.
Brajrtrrliajia piagnaiMj slowly: tin
tital of mm ix-iii-lcred In-re is isiCt; at
lirranite.MOi
'Ihe a.utpiit for tin- tiraiiitc Conipany^this week is rsl liars of silver.
C.\V. Heath, station Ukfa-iit, is uKain at^his post at huiii-ey .
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MontanaLunuii-r A PraslutH' com-^Hri1 i^|-w 11iviiipt lurije cousifnt-
sto
Th.|i.i ny
uu-iitsof UcIiImIi, stovi- and nut, Colorado,^antiiraeiti-ami 1'is-k KpalnMi i-oal mmm^es|M-eiaPy fair family usa-, whieh tln-y aif^pra paix-al to fi riii-h to a oiistiniers at l^ot-^m prica-s, in sin ill lots or hy tin-car^load.
MIA WANT KMT^MeKivor A- Co. w.n.t ugrii immediately^to do railroad trr.ulilM^^n n K at Aiiaeouda.^Waifes, drillers, Mafiiml shovelei-s, -siMW
IM-rlay. Apply at-tramp. in-ar I'ira- Cl.iy^iria-k Wan ks, east of city.
afHm
4'a-llla-'
Hya MMMM
kappetaadttiat
adilra-s.-calto tin^editocMJ MM^tin^in
whiehoccupies tin- columuildiUK hill^the h. ad ot Alain siree;. 1 be MM was I^ii-irarxli d rather t^si slipTLCa-stive tot the i^early uumlM-rsof a i.cwspa|M-r MUMJ its I^llrst vi-nl'.u'a-s. Tin' Mtlijea-t, howa-va r, is 1^aim- wbteM from time MMM has Im-cii ser^^iously discu-sed hy p.-opl. Uf/MfJ in Ana- '^coiala.
\\ha ll tin- a-a-Hia-tcry' was MaatejHMI to its I^pri-a-ut site, not mm ly dreamed th.it tin- |^town would urow to its present pro|m^r-^tions, the -pot was well removed trom^ilwellilltfM and from the htl.-illcss center,^and the hit now MIMM hy the sch.Mil^house was tlceideilly siihuriMtti. Hut the^^*ity has grown anil it is altogether proliu-^hie that within two years dwellings will^stand on m arly every available lot. for^two air three hliM-ks cither side of Main^s(ra-ct c!os^- up to the fisit lulls. Already^a targe tract of land up the canyon and^south of tin- cemetery limits ha- Im i ii ta^^ken up in private ownership.
Itis claimed tliat there arc strong sani^^tary ground- in favor of rcmvcing the^cemetery and. lM-sides thi-, it is thought^j that the site, whieh 1- hy iar tin- mo-t al-^I tractive of any near town, will Im- in ai. ^^' maud not long hi-iu-e for any pulilU- huild-^1 Itisa that may Im- l.M-ali-al in this eity.^I \\'In 11 the ^|Ue-lion of IMMMttM tin- a-api-^' tal to this a .I.v was aijilale.l, tin- curn-nt^j lM-lief was that haiulsolua- groullds for tin-^I piir|Misc- ot tin- stati- would be ac^|iii.'^-^l^I at the head of Main ateaat. It uas batMi^aMHHtMrtad I bat a mo*a MtiMbte pine tat .1^cily ^-^'iiiet*-i-y than tin- aim- now in use^rutild ha* fmind on Ilia foot bills- eotttb at^^ot tin- road I- ailing to ^ arroil. t in- prop^^osition 10 abMndtM Iba peeaent ajottndai^ha- tM-a-ii int. i'm.illy talked ahout. Inn il^lias 111,1 r Is-a-ii sa-riously alist-ii-.-a-al.
PtRSUNAL
A..1. Leads, gcm-rul agent of tin- ITnloM^Pueillc, ut Uuttc, was in low 11 yesia-ralay^looking aiti-r tin- inte!-a-st of his c^iiupauy.
lama'sH. La-ahy. the mining hrokcr of^Hint)-, s|M-nt ya--terdi'.v in tin- city.
Mr.to-orga- F. AltholT of BtMM i~ in tin-^^^ity.
C.F. Whala-y. ra-iiti'sa-nting ilia- a-i(;ar^HialiufiK'turiiig house of Hart, Miit phy A^W ha ley, is in town.
totulidatc-J. Ii. t;i.-k.ii 11- wasd.iwn from^Hiutc yesterday, pra-utnalily looking a I'^^ll-r poiHte-al fa-lia-^-s.
S-^-r^tary Webb of tin- stata- central^coiiimittea- left yesterday alt. i ll..on for^Helena.
Josaph Imm arriviil in town from^Untie yesterday.
Mr.K. II. Wilson ,.f tin- tirm of Wilson^A 6UUt*^ Huttc. is stopping at l lu- Mnli-^...1111.
Mi-ssrs.ti^'ori^e Kendall, l^. ^!. Hraiwucll^ami .la.in - Purrish retorueil yeaMtMM^from a wii-k's hunting and ll-hintr iriii 011^tin- north fork of the Little Hlackfoot.^Tln-y repair! small MMM hut a plca-ant^time.
\V.11. Jones, an olil-tinie ami wcll-rc-^iiicmlicrcd Atiai-oml.i ti-li-graph o|m-rator,^has just returned from an extended visit^to the coast. He has Im-. ii apiMiinled day^o|M-rator at Si|v^-r How.
I..Hut-ka- ami -I. .1^ tl'Coiiuor, a'ompris-^intr the well-known ^ oiitr.u lint; linn of^Ha-h 11a, were lii-r*- y4-steixlay ami left on^tin- cvcuiiig train for Unite.
F.4.. Ilniwit -|m lit ye.-ta-rday in Hutta-.^F. 1.. Hat.111. an i Iregon Short him- eon-^dua-tor, ..f P.M-ala-llo, Idaho, is visiting^friends in this eity.
W.F. 1 -isini in of Dillon, sa-a-ra-tary of^tin- Ha-a\ a-rha-ad county democratic central^committee is in town.
ti..1. Keek of tiraiiitc isat Tin- Montana.^.1. Ii. Tasda- la-ava-s this morning for^Philip-liurg anal via-iuity.
lCillicout tilt- ^^lal.^It inn In tin- new.^^laas. l-.-t.-i-- l'a^.^II. .1. Ila-llllt-ssy Ma-r^-uial Hi-4'^^.
We,tin- aaaabbaM of tin- tirm of i^. J,
II.tun ssy A- Cai.. wish to return our sin-^a-a-ra- thanks to tin* thoiisamls aif fria-uals^ami patrons who have so generously coli-^trilmti-il to our kimti-iui since we ls-gan^husim-ss.
Toihcir friendship and MalaMMM ^'i-^are much imleliteal tor our su.-i . ^ us to^aitir itnlivialual a-tlairts.
Wa-a-arnestly ask that ilia- same kind^|..ltl-oll.l|_'^ may Im- extended tai tin- lla-w^a-oiiipauy with wliia-h wa- ar-a- a-s.M-iata al.^Wa- will now Im- ii^ a lM-tla-r poaHltM than^a-va-r tai mea-t the W.lilts anal wislles .^f our
a-tt-toma-r-.ami beksa to aaa all m old and^many u^-w eMMM M at the old stami.^Ke-|Ms^tfully,J^is. Pki k.ks,
l. J. BUfHMMir.^^ K. J. W ilkinson.
GOODSFORT AT M.SSOULA
A xui|irl-.a^ fair Ilia- Mill-tlaliaj; ltetl^^rs^Nuiniiiiiry a.f ttia- Kveats.
S|-a-eialIn Ilia- MjHbM
Mlis.11 i.a. Mont., Sept. ^. The races^here to-day aitract^-d oven a larger crowd^than jrcsterduy, althougli tin- weatlu-r was^not in-ill' mi iIihhI, owing MM MM| wind.^Tin- atlcmlaiicc from the outside country^towns was large. The running events of the^programme fair the day wen- considered^tin- host of any day ad' the meeting, ami^several k^mm1 exhibitions were given ami^it.mmI time made considering the strong^wind. The judges of tln-iluy were Messrs.^Hri^. Harker. uml JclVries. uml they were^culled ii|H^n ta^ MM sa-verill ila-lia-ute^^ piestiotis, hut ditl it sutisfuctorily. Tin-^tlrst event was the mile dash, with Ki-^MM Kol.v Holy and J. W^ It. entei-ed.^Kaily Inily soltl a strong favorite, anal the^eoiiili.nation intcmkil she should win. hut^Keva-cna did the uncx|m-a-t^-d ami won tin-^race hy five lengths, ditching the sur^-^tliiinx crowd. Tin- rail' was run in 1:44.
Tin-tta-xt event was the spa-cinl riiuning^raa-c. balf-ulilc, Is-twa-cn IJa-al Hirxi. Indian^lailii, Nellie H. and Half Moon. Kail^Mini was 11 strxiiig favorite, seUlnttMO to^S4. She won in U* very- easily, with her^na-ara-si ^'oiiipa'tit-ir six length away. The^race was hanaiMlflll for the llrst ^|liarter.
Thehalf-mile heat raec was n wurin^a-amta-st. Hingo, lta-al Kim, Itoly Holy anal^Sir f adfl ttrare ciitenil. After scoring for^half an hour tin- horses got away for the^tir-t licit, leaving Bingo standing at tin-^starting stand. The llrst lu-at was won hy^Ka.lv Holy- in t!i. The iu-xt two beata aratM^rather IM reverse, pad MM ran clear^lM-hing on the llrst heat, hot surprised^. \a-iy-d. ily bjr ira-tiiiig in and Mklnatba^na-xt' two in. Tinn- UKi HKi M ^ MM^sold tba favorite for the llrst hcut.
Thetlu-.-i-liiile r.limine; MM was da-
a-lara-doil', as no MM Is- found wil-
lini'to run airiainst Black Pilot for that^fltirlaatrr Ikisila- and Grass Vulla-y w^-ra-^Inith serateha-il.
Tin-trot for Missoula county horsa^ fnr-^iii-ln-al a goasl MM ot sjsirt. Skalkalm,^llic witim-r of Wa-altia-sday's race, was a^siroim favorite and won the tlrst two^heats it 8:014, :^:Ol. The next two heats^Ml unit hy Itoh Roy ill :i:(r_^ ami :^K)1.^The lM-'.tiiig got very liv^-ly. Tln-|mm^1 Im^x^was sorroondetl for half an hour ami^^ ^vorylMsly wanted tolM-t. It was Itoh Hoy^against tin- Held, with plenty of takers on^both sii|a-s. Hull Koy l^Mik the third heat^and MM in the good time BiM)4m surpris^^ing everylnMly. To-night the llorseiiieu^loaded, ami three cars of horses un^^billed ilin-a-t ta^ Portland to urriva- there^Sunday morning. Tin- nievting has Im-i-ii^a success ami the li^irsi-tiia-ii n-is^rt lM-ing^highly pleasa-d. Then- an- four match^MM for tis-morrow, all ruiining contests.
(Successorsto Jos. Peters
Invitethe public to inspect their la
Stockof
ODS
Silks.BrotJivdes/ Plushes,
t
CD
Kmbracino;every Novelty in this line.
OURSTOCK. OF
Till-F.sta s A- ^^pany is now HM^for :v^ cents.
otim-llM. it.mid.- C0111-^iuj; plusha-s in all shades
Fn-sllsa-la-a-t aiysta-rs. tlrst in market,^just received ut Sum Praiueuko's First^stn-et.
New s|^^attiiii: (IimmIr,
(ionsand ammiioitioo at the Anacoiulu^llanlwan- Co's.
Loadedshells at Anaconda Hardware^Co's.
(.misand rilles at Anaconda Haixlwua-^Co's.^ '
(.litisfor rent i^^ Aoucondu Hardware^ConBa t
Completeline of cartridges at Attacoti-^da Hutilwurv v'o's. t
I/
rami All^a.ulM.
S|M-a-ialto tin- Stainlaral.
Missm1,1, S^-|^t. ^.-Two bui-glaria-s^wen' MJMMMtl MM Inst night ami two^M atta-mpts were niada-, hut tin- MM^wen- driva-n away.
Theregistration to-night for Missoula^w as 7i5.
Tslkina AImiuI the Alice.
Krnliilln- Ili-U-nii ln^le|M-iiaient.
Win.K. Hall, Kiipcriiita-ndi-iit of tin-^AJMa Mining c.iiiipany. of MHMtjkl in the^city. He suys that sixty stampsof the two^mills tin- constantly ilroppiug on ore and^sinking in tin- Alice will s.mui Is-gin. Tin^Magna I harta is supplying MMt of tin^on- that is iM-ing crushed and the grade of^tin- product is equally as giMMl if not lM-t^ter than it has Im-cii for several yeara. Fp^to data- tin- Alice has k|mi^! #775,-^(1 m1 in dividends. the last divi^^dend having Im-cii paid in Ih-ccmiM-r,^Is.-. When aska-d the data- that tin- next^dividend would Ik- declared, Supt. Hall^saial he ditl not know when it would Im-,^but thought it was not far ailT. It is -lat.il^us ii reason for tin- |MistfMilla-iua-tlt aif divi^^dend-, that President Josa-ph Walker ha-^ila-ta-rmiiied mat to pay a dividend until^tin- a-ompany has on hand a surplus -11IH-^cieiit to HMMfB dttddeajda eonlinu^^usly for^some time to conic. In New York the^st.m k is va-ry aptiel at HM, IM-r shall-, with^110 sales reeor. 1.-.I for some time.
InAl^-aifli^*r County,^l-'i-.iin tin-1 in al falls Tritium-.
Profa'ssorMortson lias returned from^tin- new a-arbonata- district in Meagher^eouuty-. oil tin- diviala- bHM l-ogiriiig.^Pilgrim anal Ta-nala-rfoot i-ni-ks.. Ha- is^highly pMMi with tin- outlook of tin-^cauip. as tin- silver veins an- 011 contact^Im-iwccu porphyry ami magiie-iaii lime.^Tin- character of the ore is Identical with^that of Kunuiiig Wolf. TIm*Kaeclsior leud,^owned hy Messrs. Hailing and Williams,^has a shaft down twenty-six feet, showing^earbouatea ami four feet of 11. dules of ga^^lena. The va-in apparently widens us^depth is n aelied. Eighteen I.m- uions hava^Is -en niaale. a 1 ul 4In- mineral lield may In-^said to he almost imloueheil a-yet. The^Neihart railroad will run within twa-lva-
milesof the camp. A tI wagon road
canIm- easily made to the railroad track.
S-e I). J. Hennessy^.dn-ssjaMsls ami plushes
I^pa
1-ulies, call uml
plllshe- How oil sale
HellMen-atltile Co.'s.
Ummm
at4^^ i-a-nts.
s*-a-HMM H^at the l-.stes
CARPETS,OILraOTHS,
S'H'A'D-E'S
v#Jioxjse F\jrr\jsKir\gs
Isthe best in the city and Trices the Lowest.
LADIES'huJAKS AAV) WRAPS,
Inall the Latest iJS^ipjns. Prices to suit everybody.
Clothingand Gents' Furnishings, Etc.,
Atthe Lowest Prices. We invite inspection of floods anil^comparison of prices.
Respectfully,
/).J. HENNBSSY MERCsiNTiLE CO.
Mailairders receive prompt attention. Kxpn-ss paid on all g^MMls.
ESTES^ CONNELL
MercantileCo.
SpecialBargains^This Week.
for
PLUSHES.
SilkPlush, 16 an^wide at 50c per ya^qoc and $1^^jfoods at $1^worth $1.50.
18in.^, worth^extra^ard, well
BlackFaile ftilk at 75c,^for this \\eek cMily. Cored^Faile at ggc p^* yard.
HlackRtu^tUne Silk for^^7l/iC per yard. This silk^is actually worth $1.50. We^cannot replace the same^silk for Si.20.
SurahSilk in all the new^evening shades at 40c per^yard.
Newline of ^orcd Sateens^at 50c per ya#d.
GOODS.
Paris,inches
All
wide
adi
es
NEWDRE
Directfro,^wool TrKpt^at 50c.
Allwool I^40 inches wide ( a nice line^of shades) at 50c per yard.
Fineall wool imported^L,adies' Cloth, 54 in. wide,^iit 75c per yard.
WoolSurah in all the^newest fall shades, 40 in.^wide, at 50c per yard.
Newgoods arriving daily
inevery department.
J. C. KEPPLER
Aiiiu-niida,Montana
Watchmakerand Jeweler,
iM-uk-rlu
DIAMONDS,
Alltirades of
Watches,Clocks, Jewelry, Op^^tical Goods, Silverware, Etc.
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*@JKe Standard ^^
Itsrates are ten dollars^a vjear. three dol^^lars a quarter, or^$1 a month.
A
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cioth.Water Cqfnpany
1;-^pi
St
Building,
if Main and
i'lirin-i
stim.
M.I.
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MIAN,MMlf.
LIVERYAND FEED STABLES.
^cut^Con-
ESTES^ CONNELL MER. CO.
lentst.K-k C;
First-Clasl
erate
11illy Can-il fur.
rYioutsand Mod-^charges.
Firststiaa-t, Eact nf Main. AnaaMMk Montana.