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INTERIJOR OF THE M'ORMO'N TABERNACLE.
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(Picture by In ter .ountain.
In this magnificent building, which has a seating capacity of eight thousand, the Elks' meetings are held and thetaplendid accoustic properties of the
building made the addresses to the monster crowds easily heard.
CROOKS MAY COME
FOR MINING MEET
LONG LIST OF UNDESIRABLE PAR
TIES WHO ARE LIKELY TO BE
WITH US IN NEAR FUTURE
WENT IN BUNCHES DOWN
TO SALT LAKE MEETING
Pinkerton Men Camp on Trail of Better
Known of Sneak Thieves and Speedily
Land Them in Jail on Sight-Detail
Will Be Sent to Butte During Coming
International Conference of Miners.
lThe.r i" a pc, ilbility that flutte will
ibe floll Id unith ill srts of clooks dur
lI ,l; til llIu tin:, oi f the i lini ;; c, lngr.'tss
nit | mnnth and the police department is
1pripatl sillnt lI c:ipe I, ith the pro ipeC rtiVe
situaitin. S It .ake' is now full of them
- th ey h .it e .tn h e t e d I i , r c fi ,,n i a ll pla r ts
of the tiull t ir l f I" i hi , inrlposti o pr y
inu upon it u IlIks, but ,ite of thlt are
it t inll shaie to ldo any ,li a; e. They are
in jail awl v.i iil ib kept there until ftll er
the lk. I'k l t.1 thlou h ltiltic the city atd
de.pat fr i 1h.ir repctile hInlut, ill oth.er
r ti n., of the coutlltry.
In o' ' I to tri Vc t the s.nlo lll gentry
illlo cltnsiiu ti;tn tii t ir ds ilres. at Iorce
of Pinker.ton ran \\.,s ,;tsut to that city,
iot b ct.use thiity ;i' i te hr thief takers
tlhl thi e i licirt r in the Mlirnun city, Iut
blec:ause thy ktniv nltatily overy crook
A, , r - tol: Niew o\'i rk ollicers ar
rited the lr, .!,y ,potted "l" ck" Cannonl
:nl Nil:k i 'i M a , to to tof I mot noted
(i zt .,tl Ih e (vs int the l'nittd States, and
lb l them lohhckdil up. Tfheni they rounded
tup tot uoo 1rls Iat n ai s tiubeg an and
Ilunttr tanl had thleut plactted out of the
way of temptn ationl.
'Uine n tl ovr i ov' 60 yelts old and is
the loia who sel:, arrested in New York
i tlhrt tittle ai o for stealingt $o,otto
o .rth of dia.otsdis from Mrs. Gould,
,tlhtr of Ihlen Gootli, wlo was staying
at the \aluirf A.,storia. N otwithotanding
the ;,,t that the roostm Mrs. Gould was
,c,(sulyittn, O was : ul,losed to be burglar
proof tand vas lu:orded by special otficers,
the diamotnds dial,,efiearecd and "Rock"
'i.: '' oit as su,.piectid of having been re
spln-it le. II was :itrrs:,ted by thle Pink
ert', nit . .\ft r being lept a few dtys
he ntred to ieturln the sparks provided
he o.,uld not Ie , 'prosect'ted and the of
licers acct pted his offer, (';Atll n was
lhiere with the ',oliibs and the uflicers klept
their word antidl lot it o.
May Come to Butte.
ills csc pe for that job was followed
by his dep;tirtte from New York and all
trace of him was l.st until hIe turned
up in Salt lak:e a' few days before the
Elks cenvvncdi for hu iness in that city,
'Paper, fountd in his possession indicated
that he had been in Chicago and that
he intetuilo to visit Butte during the
tun ting of the mining congress. Chief of
Police Reynohls is in Salt Lake and will
prolbably take a good look at the wily old
sneak thief and his pal.
Morant is said to blie a noted Chicago
thief and one of the smoothest in his
line of business inll the United States.
Several Pinkerton men will be in Butte
during the meeting of the congress and
if Cannon and Moran turn up here, the
city jail will hold thei at least a few
days.
$45.00.
Great Northern excursion to St. Paul
and return. Good going August i5 and i6,
returning until October 1S. For informa
tion and tickets call at city ticket oflice, 41
North Main street.
SALT LAKE VIEWS
PLEASE EVERYBODY
JOURNALISM OF TODAY AS SHOWN
BY INTER MOUNTAIN ON THE
ELKS' CONVENTION.
Everyhodly is throwing bouquets to the
Inter Moutmtain on ac(cotunt of the nagllifi
cent views of the big Elk reunion at Salt
Lake, which the palpr is now publishing.
The Inter Mluntain has made an inmense
hit with its photographic clhefs-d'ouvre,
taken right on the groundils at Salt I.ake
by a spccial stall photographer.
The reason the Inter Mountain is able
to present the public with such work of
art in the nature of mltdern photographiic
views of the notable' events of the grTat
reunion of the lest I'eopic (In Earth is
treautse with the ,Montana delegation of
Elks, the prize winners, it Scet a thorough
ly iqtuiplped pIhotograplher to take the pic
tures andu tr;tanmit them to lhutte as fast
as taken.
'[The pictures prese.nted in the issues of
this paper, gralphically illustrating; the
featuires of the .lks' iummense eathliringu in
Salt Lake City, are tltaken with .h alt is
knowns as a paorantia canter:a, a late in
vention of the I. llphotgrahi art, ia11i they
present sweepin; ig sw. 'Thecy show the
imeetitngs andl puarul ani stpec'tacles of all
kindis in a toreri'henive way. anr d bring:
tout their pointos v. ith kennmess and clear
i"s atnd i t lh ct.
Will Keep It Up.
Iiroim now on till the end of the meiet
ing the Itter Mol unti in will publish pic
ttusrn of the IElks' celebrati,,n for' the
delectatlion of its readers, aid tiup to date
teterprising{ jouurnalism will agaii be vin
dicated. ''The encomiums showered oni the
pater for the lpiturts already printed tdhw
that enterprise in the newspaper world i.s
ajppreciatd a ll rev.'rded.
In 11l be a lah ting source of satisfaction
tfor the people of Mtontana to hase scit a
delregatition of hl:s to the capital of L'tia l
that, after heing brought into rigid com
pario.n with Elks friom all parts of the
country, carric'd if the prize for costume
aln general appea':rance, and the public
tneve:r fails to lind pleasure in the picturel
preent:,tionts of the triumphs of its rep
resuc.taticts abroad.
Wi.TCHINiG THE PARADE
Crowd Along thg 1LIo of March CheerIng Mentaln Elks as the "Handsomelt P gop.l on Earth" Marched Through the
•'sits of Salt Lake,
ODD FELLOWS TO
PICNIC TOMORROW
ANNUAL OUTING AT COLUMBIA WILL
BRING 5,000 OF THE ORDER
BIG ATHLETIC PROGRAM.
Odd Fellows will enjoy their annual
picnic at Columbia Gardens Friday,
August t . The program this year in
cludes games and sports which are free
to all athletes, whether inembers of the
order or not. According to the large
posters, all the high places will be hit
and the hospital corps has already been
selected and are now in training for their
arduous duties.
It is inttended to mnake the outing the
bIest and ilost enjoyable of the scason.
The (thil :ellows a re .specially pros
perous il this county, there being six
lodges eich aiof their ha ing a large
itntlll rshitp. It is lpec.ted that at least
5,..o people will attend the picnic and
tenjoy the hospitality of this nolble or
tIder.
lThe officers of the s.verra lodges are
as iollows:
Enti rpri.e Lo ld-e . 1o -Sltith Ilutte :
N. (;.. Ctharles Whity; V. (;., W. Jack
son; 'e. Se I. Diorsey; Fin. Sec.,
John IReid: Treas.. (' t1 . I owttatn.
Fidelity Lodge No. i--N. (.. Janes
Keinyon; V. ., R.I J. Thomas; Per. Sec.,
E. 1. Paxson: .See., Joseph C. Mitchell;
"1"tea ., . hn ( l ok.
lhivthe lraih IiLone Nso. a.t-WN'alkcr
ville: I'. .. Iames \',lter.s N. (;., W . J.
Northey; V. G.. WV, J. . i tlhtichl; Rec.
Sec'., J. II. Irevarthen; 'Treas., J. D.
V\acchieri.
Ridgley Lodge No. 12- N, (. J. Mc
Kenzie; '. (;. II. A. Ikl inCer: R. S., A.
, (.orlett: P. S., A. J. White; Treas.,
)avil ,id il .john.
Svta l. lge No. 52-N. G., N. P.
Schtulin; V. (;., Peter Itnrrooth; R. S., C.
F. \Villiamison: Fin. Sec., Charles San
den; "Treas., J. A. Sjoblimn.
\Va-hiungtn Lodge No. 35--C'enterville:
N. ~., Ahlexander G;amble; V. G., Itean Sel
fridge, ; Sct., \'illiain Robin;in ; Treas.,
William ('Carpenter.
TfDAY'S BASEBALL SCORE ON
PAGE 9.
HOLY WAIER HAS
A BUTY UPON IT
UNCLE SAM DECIDES THAT THE
FLUID FROM LOURDES, FRANCE,
MUST BE SUBJECT TO A TAX.
[BY ASSOCIAIEto PRIhS.]
New York, August i4.--The board of
classification of the United States board of
general appraisers have announced a dcci
,ion in a case described as "Holy water
taken from the spring of water at Lourdes,
France, which is collected in bottles and
brought to this country." This water was
assessed at 24 Cents per gallon, with one
cent per pound utpon bottles.
The importer, William Turves, declared
that the duty s.iuoll be assessed at the
rate. of io per cent ad valorem, the decision
hIhling the fluid to be mineral water.
lThe board holds that natural water is a
cruder material. .ss the protestant has
faihd to make this claim the protest is
ovcrruled anid the money will have to be
pai in this instance and in case of future
sh;il.ments of holy water it will come in
ft ce.
BABCOP-' IS TAKEN BACK
TO IDAHO TO BE TRIED
Thought to Be Man Wv,.o Lit Out Sud
denly With Brace of Horses-Steeds
Found Here May Be Ones.
Ihn \W. Collins, stock inspector for
Sbllr Itow county, who discovered two
, hllled horses; grazing on the flat about
t',ht miles south of the city a few days
;. has Inot yet found anll owner for the
a lintils.
I\Vo days ago a manI giving the name of
(; rgC ,;ta)cock was arrested in East
II lcia onl a charge of having stolen a
i sec in Ktnlnama, Idaho, and the suppo
.,iin is that one of the horses found
oli the flat came from Idaho with Bab
(c.uk otn its hack. nabcock was in Butte
l.t week. The suspect is to be taken
1,.,,k to Idaho for trial. lie denies hav
inq committed the offense credited to
himl, hut admits having left Idaho rather
suLtlenly. lie is only about 20o years
Every Man's Suit in the
Store at $11.95
Attend Our Great Annual Clearing Sale
of Men's Fine Clothing. Every Man's
Suit in the Store at $11.95, Whether
Worth $20 00, $25.00 or More. Con
tinued Until All are Sold. Come Quick
for Choice. . . . . . . . , .
W E have a new four-room house and large base
ment for sale on W. Boardman St., Mount
Morlah Addition. Purchase price
$1,350.00
Payments easy; title perfect. If you contem
platebuying look this up.
THE THOMPSON CO.
FIRE INSURANCE i5 West Broadway LOANS, RENTALS
BUTTE POSTOFFICE SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
ARRIVALS.
Trains. Depot. Office. DistributedL
Burlington (N. P.) from West..........1 :4o a. m. I:oo a. in. 7:oo a. in.
Oregon Short Line.................... . a. an. 3 :oo00 a. . 7:oo a. m.
Northern Pacific, from West............3.o50 a. m. 4:in a.nm. 7:00 a. m.
Anaconda ..........................9:3o a. m. 9:45 a. m o10:oo a. m.
South Butte ........................... - 9:45 a m. o:oo a. m.
Walkerville ........................ o:oo a. m. 10:15 a. m.
Northern Pacific, from East.............o:S a. m. 11:xS a. m. 11:45 a. m.
Anaconda ......... ............... z:aS p. m. 1 :35 p. m. 13 :5o p. m.
Burlington (N. P.) from East........... z:os p. m. :ao p. m. :4o p. m.
Gunderson ...................... - a:oo p. m. :15 p. mn
Walkerville .............. - 3:10 p. m. 3:2o p. m.
South Butte ......................... - 3:3 p. m. 3:40 p. m.
Great Northern, Great Falls Local....... 3:50 p. m. 4:10 p. m. 4:3 p. m,.
Anaconda ........... .............. 3:55 p. m. 4:Io p. m. 4:30 p. m.
Olego. S'hort Line ................... 4:40 p. m. 4:55 p. m. 5:3o p. m.
Northern Pacific, from East............. 7:so p. m. ,7:J p. m. 9:oo p. m.
Ato.onda ......... .......... 8:io p. m. 8:25 p. m. 9:oo p. m.
Great Northern, from West........... 9:45 p. min. o:oo p. . 7:oo a. in,
DEPARTURES.
Trains. Close. Leave Depot.
Burlington (N. P.) to East................. ... z :30 p. m. 1,:5o a. m.
Oregon Short line ...................... .... 11:30 p. i. 2:05 a. m.
Northern Pacific, to East ................... 11:3o p, m. 4:oo a. m.
Creat Northern, Great Falls Local ............... 9:uo a. i. 9:50 a. m.
Anaconda .................................... 9:oo a. m. 1o :o( a. It.
South Butt.e................... .............. 9:00 a. in. -
Walkeiville .................................... 9:o00 a. m. -
Burlington (N. P.) to Wect ............... . 12:30 p. I. :15 p. in.
Anaconda ................................. 12:30 p. mn. 1:20 p. 1n.
Gunderson .................................... I:0o p. ilm.
Walkerville .................................. 2:oo00 p. m.
South Butte .................................... a:3o p. in. -
Oregon Short I.ine .............................. 4:oo00 p. m. 4:5 P. m.
Anaconda .............................. ....... 4:30 p. in. 5:i5 P. n.
Northern Pacific, to \est ........................ 6:30 p. m. 7:. p. in.
Great Northern, to Enast .................. .. 7:30 p. m. 8:30 p. ns.
Northern Pacific, to East.................... 7:40 p. m. 8:4o p. im.
Anaconda ................................. I0:5o p. ill. .1:3J p. m.
GEO. W. IRVIN, Po:tmaster.
Hong Kong Cafe
And Oyster Parlors
Moved to 114 S. Main
Everything new, neat and first-class. The
liest Meals in the city. Great Family Din
ners from ii :3o a. inl. to 8 p. inl,
Private rooms for ladies.
Hoping our patrons will find us in our
ecw location, I14 S. Main st.ret. Cornm
one, conic all. HUM FAY. Proprietor.
THE TRAIN
OF 1902
I3 the new "Groat Western
Limited." the most sumptu.
ously equipped train ran.
nin every night between
St. PFeul and Minneapolis,
and Chaiego and Kansas
City via...
Chicago
Great Western
Railway
J. P. ELMER,
General Peasenger Agent,
CHIQAGO, ILL.
Hernia or CURED
Rupture
\e cure Rulpttlle witi n in
tircly new a),Ili;Lce. T tslinloni als
frolt those cured shown.
No Humbug
THE IDEAL TRUSS CO.,
Room 4 and 5
Over Postoffice
Dr. F. A.
Ironside
The Dentist
Extracts teeth absolute
ly without pain,
Fine Gold and
Bridge Work
A Specialty.
Prices Moderate
Fully Warranted
25 West Park Street

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