The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 05, 1889, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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THEY AREIN TO WIN.
-I-p To 3m hom Inud h
uAmew.w Over the Una me CMwfisius to
meow, 1Iue-A Quad a~mC3g.
Mmms. and a =seemg YIkhe
It i" evesywhee almtiod that the demo
eatl.e em tieket is made up at of
Mla maime and that the upp rtm lve
the tiehet wil too gheseems in every qpaw
tear of Deer Ltes Most of eandi.
dila -see r s mn. Al of them are
deameeuae wheee psnltieal arith eansot be
qiestlmen a nd the member o them who
have hed peMieal ese is eompastively
The mames a Win. Thornaton head the
list as. emanlate for the oe of lenator.
Mr. Thomtoma is samhier of the Firet N.
lak I this elty. e has done his share
ft work far party favorites ia other years,
sad is mn aadent advocate of the demoa
er.lde faith. M. Thornmto is one of the
stirriam men of Anaconda. He has mad
yeare af experiene lIa active and eareem
tL. amines, he Is a public spirited men
tiesan, a man of culture, and he will
grace a set in the Menate.
Of the demoirats In Deer Lodge noun
nated fmr the assembly, John R. Toole bas
had the most experlence in legislative
Swork. Hie was In the legislature two years
ago and served with marked credit. His
active share in the work of the recent con
stitutional convention attracted tne atten
ton and won the warn commenndatios
of every member in that hody. Mr. Tool.
has the knack of giving faithful service to
his constituents and doing it In clever
strle. At homs he enjoa unbounded per
sonal popularity and no man in the county
is better fitted for useful public service
thmn han
Silvan Hughes Is a nmemher of the Estes
& Colnell Mercantile company, as every
boda knows. and one of the effective
workers in the field of politic. Mr.
Hug.es holds pomninent business rela
tions and, although no aspirant for offiee
be will he wide-awake during the
canvass whlch is sure to end
by sending him to Helena with
a majority that any man might feel proud
of. Mr. Hughes has the qualities that fit
a man for active politics and, In affars
of legislation it goes without saying that
he will be a ca rable and trustworthy rep.
resentative.
'sf Hardenarook has seen service in
tl~-territorial legislature, and is sure of
cordial support.
C. M. Crutchfeld is a young lawyer, liv
ing in Philipesurg, whose townsman start
him on his canvass with the most
cordial endorsement. Mr. Hollywood, of
Granite, was fornerly president of the
Miners' union in Butte, and is wkidely and
popularly known throughout the county
which he is to represent. Mr. Humnber,
was formerly county treasureranmd was ome
of the incot popular county offiess. Mr.
Marcun is a prosperous nerchant ra.al
U. iM Durfee enters tnh canvass ams can
dilate for tihe office of district judge with
the waLrI eulimr,4".lne tjt (of distinlisxhedl
Iuituilawrn of tihe kleal rofeIssion ill this
county and(1 il. Stilver Bow. He cinjoysm a
sImwcesnful pira.tkie at him holnu in Plhllip.
lurIg, a111 1l his p~itf*sioklnal attailnmentts
are such as entitle hinm to unlqualified en
doruselnuent. The duties of di.triet judge
will he of inim.irtaIee. and. ini mnakiag Mr.
lurfe" a candidaklte., tl olllty (lvnven
tion acted for the biest public illteret.
Welling Napton. candklate for cklrk of
the district court is3 the present ineultuaeut
and has a reeo.rtl of excellemat service asm
his best rwto1umnlndatiol for his re-ekrc -
tion.
For the office of sheriff. J. T. Quaigl.y.
of this city, is nmaking anl active canl -.am
and has all the odds in his favor.
Thomas McTague. candklate f.A" the
office of assessor, has lived a sore of
years sn the county anld knows every inch
of it b heart. He Ihas ervled a under
sheriff and he held the olfcr of warden
for several yeart. Mr. Breseltoml, candll
date for the offce of clerk and recorder,
has bhd lalwe euperienee in mercantile af
fairs and W. D. Shaw of Philipshurg. who
is nominated for the oflre of county attor
neor. Is a successful awtd promising lawyer.
Hits Wolfe is thk. present eflllent Su
perintendent of sehools amid it is not perob
able that there wil be serious contest over
her re-election. or the office of treasurer
the convention .aame R. T. Kennon. who
has already sered the county with fidel
ity atml to the entire satisfaction of the
public. The .lher names on the ticket are
ose of e who are well worthy the con
fidence arm' the support of Deer Lodge
coantr v.vers.
,,Ai.s court Amfars at alonte.
t4pce ei ea the 4taMldard.
Bt-r .. 4ept. 4.-Affairs at the police
coct were comparatively quiet to-day,
though Galena street furnished its usual
quota of spicy cases. H. K. Mander.r, a
gay and festive gent, who claims to imiake
a good livinlu by thumping a piano in cer
tain reoorts in the "'bud lanmcs," was fined
$214.M for stealing a pistol fron his mi's
Thomas Cavanagh got drunk and coiled
.inmelf up on Main street and went to
sleep. He was gathered in, and Judge
N'wkirk sentenceed him to work seven
days for the city in payment tfor his lodg
Isavid Johnson was charged with selling
likuor to minors. He was discharged.
Kitty Doe, a fractious Galena street
damsel, was fined $6 and costs for disturb
ing thl peace.
Tom Lynch had an altercation with an
other indivklual sand hurled a carving
knife at himl. He missed hi's nark, but
he was assessed $ and costs for his Iad
alum.
F. Reekrr, for lauglrht ring cattle. naue
the city limfits was fined $10 and co(1 ts.
Two chlulmenln are inl the, i.e lvox for
_-olent anld lint11eMprate e.mlduct.
()n Tuesday night a deputy ,ilwrifT on
the look-out for fire hlugs4. tiot((l two nIiWi
in South Butte loul.nging uro.intd nlme
buildings avnd ac(ting in a sllupilicotius mian
per. elln 1w undertooLk to arrest theitn.
one of the fellows startedl to run and only
stoppi)cl when the oftlteer ilrled two ullet.t
after hint. Yeste.dlay morning. thei fellow
who tried so luar to get away framn the
tflleer. was arraigned li.fort. Judge Hop
,kilt on the chargel of vagrancy alltd senlt
up for twenty day. He gave tlhe nantme of
D. Hopkins. His partner J. 1t. Johnson
will have his trial tnllotrrow. ()wing to
the frequency of incenlliary firs inl this
ity of late. tl. offiters are very alert and
will arrest all suspicious characters.
The MiLhtiest Weapon of All
ftrom the BuWo Trans~ript.
- IBIP·niger is a firm believer in the prop.
.e that the pen is mightier than the
but he rather more than half sum
" hs the tongue is a trifle more p
Seither.
THE WOaK GOING ON.
Th -hL_ hea ls y) mmmlf dIaIPo 4
t.he Montlt Umisw . uIlwa. eat Aaae.md
..d a hr aw - L mw.. hew and brtk
med to b, p ha-u lowmid. It wiU ha
u-- rrr b· pasbi that the vast
br--'- f .Ammms Ca pssp bas
bams mee isddmdn d. s he past
two Veealr._ omf. adeut pail
Way I I 4%=b 'Rlr t Swm rr r
ýte WO rrp-bd swa ad maio weo
the twoV the
h the mmtmuw~t of the Aaasamrb
C~owep _ bt hº every uperiaboutat of
the ii, Vir -- renw, hs repro
-b~ . mppmmtlV wets for naught.
althommgh d.Isutkas afin dsiluatlos at
the inumsaftsof both ompanie. cams
hes ad bodioesmly Imwedr d tye andt
was oan this Bumter that they ommented
to remedy afale l1Wmndertaking the
wora ksjw.via as blnlLCggt
k thaei m th aln ptints aroong t
and rocen ttheir maUve prwer am w
ne11ý e rt. ow
SlUven f; th work of galug war
teges at thbls tin the other Imarov.
neats were held In abance thr ougth the
abmence of Prelalest Adams on an ex
tensded pleasure trip. That enleman
havine recently returned andl gen an at
natative decisron In the prnis.. opera
tikrs have comunaeeed In good earrest.
Through an interview with Mr. E. ('.
Kinney. under whose supcrvisioa te Our
vry work and track woek i beling done, a
NTANDARD reporter acerataained the fol
lowing resppeting the detail of the In
provetaents: The old hlgh line will heI
given up andl preent yanr practkially
abandoewd. Startinr from the main line,
at or neaar the tire brick works. cast of the
city, the new high line will extesad west
ward, thence demcribe a curve taking it to
the lower works. Nearly mklway betweena
the upper and lower works a switch-hack
will start and continue to the faornr. The
liate will be a double track. and as the
general grade in hut two feet anld four
tentht. to the hundred it can be readily
seen that the new line will be vastly su
perior to the old one. The new yard will
conslst of eight ore tracks exteonding trom
the main track at its junction with the
hlrh Ieu.
lurs.Y Kilpatriek Brothers & Collins,
o Nerska. have contract tor the gsrad
Insl with Mclvor & Co., as sut-contrct
ors. That portion of the work is already
well under way, and will be completd e
ffre the namteil arrives. Mr. F. H. ill
ettse ha the contract for the comstrsue
tion and timber work, and is now on his
war hee to co nce operatione.
On the south sidke ol the trak and e
tween the fAre-brik works and the city.
the new round hosme and repair shops
will be located. The round hoae will
of te stall capacity, and the buiklings,
seven in numaber, will be constru.ted of
brick and stone.
In additioe to the work here the yards
at Stuart, Silver Bow and Butte are being
enlarged and Improved on an extensive
scale. The company haa alreadly -
ceived three new engines of nluasumle1
proportons, and tesl others are being coll
structed for its use. The rollilng strmk is
also being akkdl to. Mr. Kinney states
that tle entire work will w albout cour.
pleted in ninety days.
The new ek-lAt hlas also euronw a nmat
ter of certailsty, the north end of Mailn
street havinlg been sele.ted for its site. It
will be a haled.inw two-story Ihilhling of
brckk n(Ll stonle. TIme p)lans15 arc still in
the luands of the arlhiteet., lut arn eexlncvt.
to Iw albpproIved'I anl forwarUk-l Hler at a1
early tLate.
TOLD IN A LINE OR TWO.
HawRsW*4 IpI)t(Itrphl4.
('t.aniery butter at ('. M. Parr'K.
ihBby carrinkgs at tcst at tle I14., Hive.
Pietlre frLanL.- .uIek, to orek-r at tie lhas
Hive-.
Buiawe.ll, the watilhnilak',r, at tihe Ihk
Hive-.
Loawks tr.vpsire l and keys fitted at thw.
e1.e Hive.
Go to Hawts for flIte work in phodto
grai'ls.
IJrewaed spring chikenk on ice- at C. M.
Parr's.
'all at C. M. Parr's for Iine conf.tc
tionlaries.
Excellent in the finish of Hawes's photo
graph)ic art.
Have you seen those~ flne hanging lanlsue
at the Bee Hire ?
Este & ('onnell have received their new
fall stock of clothing.
Photographs in all the latest novelties
at Hawes's Palace Studlio.
For style, good goods and a perfect fit.
go to Estes (COltell's for your clothing.
Fresh select oysters, fist in market.
just received at Sanm Pranenko's, First
New und(krwear, over-shirts. iueck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
& C('onnell's.
After tihe 15th inst. Mr. B. F. Mahan
will ruecive the aining stock quotatioLi.
of thie St. Louis market daily.
It 'ou want a gxdl I)Dometic. Ial.lrted
or Key V1tst (igarr, go t I)to Ti.tJeli's
cigar storet, corner it aind ()ak str(eets.
Anaconda.
Este & C('onnell are marking their .new
stock of c(lothitgl and furnlishing gisMls at
iprice that will phlese all wie) wanlt first
class lgoods.
If you want a suit of clotihes made. to
orkler c(all at Estes & ('onell. They ha.ve
over :ll Msamples to select froinu, and guar
alntee a Ix.rfect fit.
B. F. Mahan is agent for the AlI Mlin
ing ('oupany's stock--the rich gold manine
on Harvey ( reek. The stock is selliIng at
present at ten cents.
W. J. Johnso having urclhamsed tlwhe
fixtures of the ('ornellus saloonl on Maini
street, has restouked the place anid put
Jobhn ;ulcr is charge.
E. Jacobson. proprietor of the Anaconlda
Furaiture Store, has just opened up one
of tlle flinest lines of furniture at the low
est prices In Anaconda.
For new sailor's tmurtansm. totUes and all
the latest novelties in fall iliillinery. age to
Mrs. T. B. Mallory ont Malil str.et. ollpo
site Montana hotel.
J. F. Murray hais clomted the hotel h.arlN.r
shosl. alld having recently pure.ha-.n l Jam.
McNulty's c'igar store. is now de.voting hisi
attentionl to that businaess.
The Montaua Lunmelr & Produce conl
Iany will Iunl you 1hotto1n prirceso ll u ay.
rrain and foed ils l:arge and smialil lots.
They carry the largest stock iln town.
The new lull on First street, t, uill by
Z. Evans, will hew eronlleltedl ltf.or
timh end of the" week. It is .4x:"i feet ink
sile with thirteen a.nd a half feet ceiling.
Ge(orge. Bairich has mlovedl his grw'ery
store to thle brick buildlingi op)lmit. li.I old
stantd on First street. Tihe I)'liw preim'es
are neatly anid onaveeniently flttedI up ainl
tihe stock is lanaterially inlrcasdl.
Nohle & Ehret are corpl)tilltg arrange; -
ments to le.asei their plailng mnill tom Aie
der.L.on & Thomnau. Mr. Ehnr-t exixl.t tio
smoke q visit to his boyhood homue in Al
mace. Germtlly. as soon as he. is r eleased
from business here.
Fresh select oysters, first in market,
Just received at .Samn PraLnenko's First
safes.
MARRIAGE DELLS.
dam m -w meo i w Mae-s
1rmm Lams. a.p. 46-h h will wel for
vaiw. b owh.wbr Wt rehtvatm will
iv mimell at la abo'etlan em oha -
d lb. lmb of S pelemhnb aIclsad of
thelb U1 Tb. SAbh .E apisoml ctw
on Semiay,. ad tb. ruwulul crws. will
nat beep Sb. .w a pen on that daw.
and even I tb y did a.Mw'psm. to is
I~rnse an sibs day. N weWd be of daulakfl
i·-ia
The m.arwvle ot H. B. Davis to Mi..
Uisle Woollolk took p dle s amorala
at *o'ekomk in ts P church a.
odito raemwasmsun Dr. McMillaa,
.t th a Moeasta., La hi. hepwh .
let.isHo. stye Joined the irtitw in arl
leek. The eeremnwrn was uhout in a .rd
ante with the wish of those nmot nearly
lanerested, and was witneamed by about
two hundred friends of the
conatresln partkie. The srmwme
were J. 3. DVndIyof St. Louis and Al.
Whitwarth of teenr Lode and the hrk.k-.
naknis were Miss Eva Woolfolk, sister of
the bride, and Miss LAsai Stule, both of
Deer Laod. The church mlanid was
handsomely asld tastfly decorated with
mlower and everes. In froet of the
pulpit was a ftee do evter mfus with a
daouble ate in the center. As the bridal
party flkd in two little, irrs opeaned the
Kates and allowed the Iarty to pass Into
th inclosure wlhere the cWremony wasr
Srframwd. Two other little girls precerml
the hbrike andI r.aome natterlsr flowers.
Mrs. I. J. MeMillan presided at the pipe
or-gan. After the ceremony. nuasic arme
with Its voluptntous swell and all faces
were radiant with hi.aPlne. at the con
clusion of that which Joins for life two of
the hest young people of Deer Lodge. The
lrkial party thten repaired to the reskken-e.
of the |sirkk to partake of breakfiast. At
10:U) o'clock Mr. Davis and his hrkle took
the train for the south, guin. first it is tan
aklrstoadl. to Salt Lake, twelner to Sanu
FraIcia.o and thllt-eC to Portland and
The writtens asijrnnwlmt of Harry L.
Roers, m hanker of Plaililwbu~rgl. was iade
t .tne Snllitla of that plaCe and wnas
p laed i recuml last night. It is a g.m..
ral amsignaHent without 4iving prwferanee
to ally creditor andl d ao. not lisloUare
wlhat amount nd proprty is assignedl or
what the assets are.
Eve.y p.rwon spoke well of the NTAN!)
ARD this Ioringll. "4Grxl paIper," "-The
best paper in the territory" aLd sutch like
expnwesions are heard on all sk es. One
bundred copies wetr taken inskie a half
hour.
H. F. Titus, comnty attorney of Deer
LInige county, camne up this morning to
mailn with the hoard of comunulusioneMr
as long as they are in session.
John Mc(arty, deputy sheriff of Ana
conla, is down trying to stand off the
I bord of ernalnissloers.
A Harvy Inlit flar l ege...
Kgw lal to the NtaalmL
BLyrra. Sept. 4.-( hi tlu* eveuting of July
4, while retuarulag front the (Columbia Gar
denw, S.lamuel Verran was kilhald hy a ccl
liuion, camamed by a Saltbaway ear iam the
Butte C(ty sutreet railroad. Tocday William
Verran. &uhalinlmatrutor of time di eeammed'au
estate. thlrorgh his attonmey. M. Klrkpat
riek, tll(l suit lit the ilihstrict "(il(t fow
*MiU.UtO uk(Itanuias against tliiiaauwaniaiy. Thei
((aflhl'il~hit states tust twe 4Eotuhjlriay was
guilty o1 i ctarunl(N.tes 17411( macyE ligicuse. il
thot properly igraliing its tnruiks. ill 51bu
rating t s elgingua. fnruu tin nmtaauwau air
ii u a gradt.. Utimil wtitl lice *tuic4i.t *are)vvis
14o11 for prC)ev·uatlg it from nauulalmim &awy.
It furtlher alieget s iiaaicliessiie". t. le imecemn
IM~teoey ll tll-H I grt ot (m11 imale/" yel s III got
wetting ti reak,n k.. *iiensrlv. rrraull lIft
it wiidl(i m1114 four d",iliidreu wia.. w..n.
tIIIwIlly leKistiilait (3 li,.1 aiuc for th1ir
Heail N:U tt TrMttarrI
RI°I~tt:, S'pt. 4 The ollkrwing tr.III~ft·rs
if tri al 4".tLatE' we-r n.u4rnlaml at tliie (tHltity
rtnirEonl is otIla.. at Hua1tta" tEII):
.jIarnieM Mt*nl&Iu amid1 It11t II. %I.ftat to }:.
.1. 4 ;I.MII44IrI4I. otI NI. 7, ll bhitwk 7,
..itv oft Itmmtti: z&IMa' At ,'1iI1 of Ijandt tttt
fwt. 1 taaI, .4ial 341* f."4"1 di.m.m to I Im."
Ut4-a* h.,lt of lt it 4 iii bIiik 7, IiatS,
it)'.y tfar a ii.Nma,.iit"ritl..mi of. . Al .41111 40
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1.0t 1 isi11 I. Z" 1": A-g414 & F'tn4.*r'a
*i4111i11416* to HIatt.. t4mlaihiratt itm...f. 41* 4M
Will I. 4 lark 44o KU. PIatibIIM 4l1i4
foaltl oIf 11w Ahazuan ILa*l i·talisa
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V. Kvtuaagur. Ii.4 it atid 44 Ian bºI.wtk .
*1141 1414M1 I itliul 2 lit *iii.i "I, it. tof .
KimaaHºr *iklltiiI tob IItI4; Ii*EIdler
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ENcermr thr MSs.rr.v l mian.
BLTTFr.. S4ipt. 4.-TIle Miners' uningo
alreteticun elemetl last jevmulmng at 8 no'cn·k
aced a eoeatltigg of tine INaIItM slnOwed that
1,912 vot1l Iuad hieeti cast. tihe IargsW tl nut
hewr eYvecr kmnown Si tine iIstory mf the
union. Tihe countlng of tIne vote,' Wage
Roet eeuneuI etecd ntil thfter midnight. whein
thtin follomwitng otfeer were foinetll ten 1N
eleiehti to serve tine. casting six minouthsn:
Preskident. 1). B. Muarphlny; vLicn-itnsilelt.
Joseiephi Tineunnamd; reeerenlilng neenrtnery.
Junnene 11ruwn iiuan~eniuIl .eere~tar. Janfnmen
M1e( ohm trneanrer fieiulurl l. i Viliannn
eeiiime~tenr, ()westn itedeiui w'anreiet. Jehnin
Sinen"e"L: Iciacnuele eelnnmnttele". Pilil J.
Hia~kev. J1. Ii. WVilikjnnstn iansi Iatine~l ltrew.
inhe eiftl eer, slwe re~tinr. &eftelr six Innenmntlnn
enf inrensne~nrenn eomeºiluaet snf the. 1'1je0mn'5 :af
fairh. are: i'nreieliemt. Ma rjriee I 3( mensenr,
viee4-.ºnrei*lrne t. Mjeinel) i %ItEviette : in
eenreiiing neeeretara. Jimne*,K i1roIsltl; 1ltna.
ejiaal ncreturt. IPhnil J. Hickey). treaesalnnr.
vuanheie. Meitie·nege Shea.
A ItmauantI.- l~ulun Hrtkmk.
Sxtrlr I (nfr. Utara He.rali.
Hirv'cy lIkyet. w'lhe iliad i t tne ("lwmjimung.
counIrty IKour I(HiWE a fe"w dlaiys sillte ait tine
age- of 111 yt~arm. wn* as formecr n·*sidc·lt of
timur tow'ii asia tl ics lliisamiil oi thle *1"w'ImIia
Ammanada [)tyii, wiac dcued at thne .lunna..
lilamee al ,alt a y.Yar LagW.. amll ncc*nmamnut ci
which. alumag with Elha womuan'm. hisatonry,
was widely ilublii.Icl dat tlhe timiie. This
strmgt'* Wiflimfl. it will Ise- n mnim tlna rI l.
wean thice timulitcir of i man cit ILarge weJultli
in culn of the AiM-at citices. aimel afterwardnl
nuuty1) tintl(·u Ililljoll iain". The woman wr~lrrun
yomimnl. Icluteateci anaml &&eecIimimjihi lii. I thne
nluau- win di.d 1mm in r sicix.w I s. thLn
oilier clay was unil wh i c&i.c.Yl. zmnie*. 'an -
nli.'lihci Lnd cvery way) EIimLuttra(·tive amnci ai
e cnmmuim to Surant'n*ga by a miiitua~l awri.
unemmtt. whemn an life. log uninjni wase iwccierel
throughI is ('ILimlichr itie oimlirriaige. i'm.e
..inpL t Ifteti-'wLirl,4las t ci cicir tcnwim imd
Iinc.cl is itu-libuh life- foir Ema itly y.ar iurn a
ruic." limit far lhtac"k ini tine' fen(t o th i ne .. Mi
'it atin imm'nutiiaiti ait Souethi O Pfordl. andi
w innt tie- ictratnmlely imifatiLiatedl we,,im nu
eenuetiiiigitc to live, with Lund" ling ton tlr m
iuii of 11."r ehtiiei, tmrmaiung i deai r **LtoI
immyitatitomne. r.Huqnecntlsruce. limid eaim-ntaty tEi
retinri to hor city otlmcmm. cit 4Liwd &uiicl atllu
e.111. amil until ce.verm~akmm liy si.ckmiessn lamm
*xmm-imtnc cles.titmnticmm. tin. two w.eubt tctngethmcr
ten tine' pLice-ct"f last mn~sort. tine- {n~alax~'rsn
liccumie souml ecotijniicnt to live Ecwtc a-r maintil
iicpaiitrctidby deathi.
Lot. o.f Fe-st Lt..ctur.ea.
Fron thIe (iLag4nwi Ky. i Tines.
Thaere cl 275 wonmen Iprean'himug in the
rnitid Stagt..; the aunumlwr kItturiln is
about equal to the number aurried.
NeprW to tie asldaml.
Bl'TTI , eqptl 4.-The iare rmn nsy nrt
ta.iebt and msaumne radd that Ymrnk
Mlrray tb appointedt fAre muarahall. A
aM many of the eitsam thinlk Marshall
'llern. who ha served the city so _lo
sUo faOhflty, shoulid be re4aIlrd.
I. (O'ery. of Anaconda was In
twa last nigbt to fee hies farmily, who
arrived friu the east. They will peruna
atly reside m nk Anaaeeda hereafter.
A marrya. Ik'eune has been lmmmud to
Johnb Harr.nGem asnd Julia Harrit" ola.
Tle Ipeup ive groom's father anm d a
Mis Harrlangton, so that the son is heat
fullowing the father's exauple.
The Miners untom propose to enlarge
their library tI the addition at aluoiat one
thbo.m nd dollar, worth of hooks. This is
largely the resut ofr energetic work on the
pp s of W. R. Ireney. treesurer, and P. J.
Hirey. fnancal smeet.ary.
The damnoratic county rejntral ecnlsrit
tee met yesterlday aftenmer.mll amld
manently organisld frt the camlpain.
The folklowing oflikw weer el.kted: W
R. M(4"ahe. chairman ('. N. Gaiman.,
ecwetary; J. Ro' (lark. treasuanr. Mr.
('hris Nesl"llr havinsg ieklllavl tihe Iwnl
natikl fir rPe.Meditatlve in th klegisla
ture owillg tie halailu. e.arltlawnllts Mr.
W. J. Pearamelnw tL w .Vtienig Je.,ra.el was
unanina nal..l cola..w.tl t. tak,, his pllatse ofn
the tickett.
Ahmnat I1 o'Ec ark te.nirht thw men3wc iai
Ahoust It o'lhwk tncnigmt tlw Iuu('iw oN
Park s'tr..t stna(-k u vu.,lobk' ch t.an l1N
Iotlo inig to ust' Anu'rl.aemi IExltN I'mJ 4th
prat:. TIhe· hIru'i rw I' wn- )4t thnrow ilt r
a t.k.p m.w-.'r c'x.'nvatiom1 anid da w.ri.urity in-i
f, d. ('ans~ai.krrallh.' ltlituty was. t a"w'*
ni'.'il hi *xtrl."atiiig tim' ~uninutls... 1'1w"
,,ot A lly i.. tha'.'at.'t l with anltgsti. wit
for thnlrtrilw.
Tim- anrnm.wm)h..'wum1t I,: y.wt...r.latys S r.?4
flAk) tim tire *-It. 'ct that J. J. Hill will nruwglg
the p Isa.h.ua.y of t1Nw )lamitola. l mnat..l
IBe iii' rmrýinw its ntitair tl atel t*&rll
way 4"in"11 .4 IN·n".
tw mul,4 Ini th.WM3,)·lNw having asrs..rtt'.l that
1). J. Him:114",wy stmt.'muk"tl d.I.liutimag the.
ikiaji un-ts.' t. .n:Itawtiemga of s.t:t.. ms.'ator".
t1414 1 r.t N I).t I)'M YN~t'.*)*W Ntl k"ll . 114"Nti()t14Y
Mr. Hlet. s.a.y a.. tm him is1t.'ti,.mal. "Vista
w.all way). ' wa: iii Its. "that I an.: i. the. lel) i
to snty. I iuet.tBld to) a.'e.'3t the tumunhtmal
thus amail will .1.: oiy tws4t to wit.."
Prc ili'tti'tiv~i', havt I NYYeItlaikzIi to
watr."1 fo the. tln4mujts wh.. iuf.'mt tIme' lt)y.
A fe"liing of imsii'iirmtl y ' Nrv tula14 SIx' ihuiY'.
mtil mliutl.l tIii IumH.ttiliarI.a iN" e.'k~te.Y"ll
their Imllttiahmerunt wuuskl utlaskaalu.ly he"
rununurry.
WORK OF INVENTION.
Noe It hem RK..vIsmkrJata t(he audOtle+im
In ti.' ,tianufacttsre of hoot. rindul uhww.*
the work of MiU uperIatwesw 1. hoIw doltl. by
1t11.
lam making tw.m"alld ho.s three workorn
can (hi ti. work of 13 tulmnuakerM by old
II c'mtting (1(1t (lotldtTin andI cloth calm
with dlk' Wt'e wiwktr d ,e' tim. work (of
thre'e by cold tuw-floith.
In kleathm.r au mmafartur.. mode.rn ntthodms
have rm'licut'id thIe. mmuewusr y mmunsh.'r of
workerw frite five t1 Mi50 IN'r 4'4*1t.
A .&urrw·t in 'am.urijim aud lbIwnmshing suma
cliine waith (1114' 4tiw'ftt.l will du, the' work
of I ma1el. by thW old gu.'t"m.xg.
I,, tim. imramiaafaut' hi fe lof m.air. ,mwiserls inii
jIlrlv''3II('3itM vI' s !iwr w ,'het. of tit. *- tow.
ueal 141imwr tiaAt ste ,' woll' mk'44-M41rv
I.. nwizkimug tits leatt. *,tm* almassl a11141 li
with mmm.'.Iermm upldiuu' ni.a"' cPulm .1. tlt s'EwrK
of itl workersr iy the. still pr(we..m..
11y t114" sa.(- of .Mill tsmimuitmag nmuhmlu'lmi.' 1414
llimsaEtr, inll at oui ti seatm ilmE' all" 114 .-ste'4
lam t I. wuIm.' thaI'" us..A :,e i IIIErl by) li,.t-sotu
I m1'a i4" )' I.b i ai se kiss- ry ill hmaramimma a !
a'ork soid maul it,'"riati fi'.' mmusiali im,.trq
3 l,'3t.' j'r.rmai.. t11 '4" w '.9' of _ 1 n11 iby I15"
old *lur l hsr tt.
*I'ia.' b.s,a','t I".aE'r ssf 'IsitlUm -s *ti'iI1 iii,'
SiiilE ii Slawt - -set r.&mla w , s~ts .um. r'. a43
it ja 'lEHt(lrIr i.L"EIr *Ili lE: %%.&. ill I NNS ItMP..
* iio talg oilE *1.41111.Af4& tt ll'E' A1.
Ill this nlanu ucn* ." ss tl~ itt k ilnl sr".Nlss
dslvjeer* save- oils-- sltl h if ll. " Ilc· sir, u ud
is t 14' tlns '&ma9'ttoam1 of9 Iii.-i .ak 44 5 ir
Its 1410(4' sirE'N14mmlg twlve' I*,. mtn-4
'ith It ii llmLI4iajia 4'1634 dress. 12.4... ,etuav.'s ill
tilt-.4114 ,m timE'hum tha&t tim. ,44(lhm' mamamIu'r sif
Ito nialitllma foe w1iem-ImY"I'i 41314' Works~r aidi~
atlj I a'yittsim mmk&.('iaama'( 4.a( ia.','i :M) *Mairs
a..'. shoe 4'r Ella). It wsuwali rE'(tain. lie
wolrkera'1 te, (1( the' misilum. by) found..
1mi this- mnuammfu.'tsu.' Elf carriages. it ama-wd
to take. 41114 314411 thirity-five. day1)5 tol imuki
a ('&3'liEIgeE. It is. 11(1w IIIIdE' I))' tim. stll amf
nau-iui'iiiry with tim.- wo~rk Elf (LI mE'3114 ina
twel'v.' laºy...
ina tha. ,.,ttEnI-i ll hain tie* . tatliteui Mut;I.'
tile. ttaslusaml h~alww lue.. I...ia r...I1aaYe uItalt
511 Iaer .utst. Neew uma." w.'·sv.*r alum llu a..
fnram tw'u S, t0 um Iamae. whairm* false. IcaNII
wuu fcmrarmacrly teaundel by osn. wemrkc"r.
Ins Julmi Nti pgwrrwmrrjaS .
Mr. Frsamk Keamswely hum. htwes tacanmett
atecl hay tot- e"...aaty cuf~trul a omeemaitt'.ef fu~r
juiest tmelgmah.r funr hlcsvcrhaleeel cused Ihccr
Lamig.". Mr. Kc"tsma.edy's warms fricamlmed its
Aiml tecstiha .ihh ill ."c.mmgra~iamht haisi.. w'hijlIN
'uihl atngrc thtat its .ehv~tiimmg hmilts its .. maeli
4i&at., Slim" .icIIImiitti.. isid 1eam1, illehimiiruelal
ehcmajcr. MIr. Kemasectl ly rc...jl ·.. im liii.. citv,
irael tak... asia su.tivj " cart itm liil that cullt
ae."rmla itS ii.tcrc-t. IIý. is it ;mra."tieasl hIaesl
Ia.... Iamesma. amid IN ii- ll jl itih a a wi Stht. lane I
cirty himtcrm..i, oef ti1," l.e..amty. 14," willI 411,
ce."r,,Ihhmst ,.erv ima Shi . Icta"hwer Ioeci"., usael
1k-er 1' ege" eeiujimit, ceiauIiemmehi. Isim., withl
coat nc.ararvc Se. tie. hme.'erty 'm.l5 '~ rt mif t1..
leiter.. ill hIcsssrrlmcssel.
Tha femllhawieimm c.ch,..l.mmet *,r.eiaaeS· tick. S
was.. I.tlie aiseutcrI lay tIes-..ciama. ar~tst la&-t
*tIcaf·s iiaac For JmCce'i". et lite IL'm ce. I'. S.
lircimasnisa S imsrle." Acajelitsa fer (me.sa
mduthuhi4a. Irimlk S Juni.,,. 1'. J. lice)]...
h'remsl macic-el cymetcra. tha-t ita Isserrkkct.
jowt rc~a~t 'ive atS Suesam Praesme.makc... First
istrd'S.
NOTICE TO C6N3TACTORS.
ANACONDA RMELTING WORKS,
nlut &l ts.Mro of Mlptetllu ~ r 7. fir In. b 1,111111g of :a
N .rk,.. I Ia n* aiii.I. -p . ti.:it a. .u ..n. In.. .." ~at
f IN" rtl .Y .,f ll e .Ynlilllll)'· ) :(( ) (· . l . "1 I.." L·..ts
I hs .11.. . Iu.e ll.* rlini I o rrj*- I :uin.~A . :in aI i hininii
1 frji.*iw IMY . All), Ansa inmlIA i ui~t I im u in .. ' 'in L..
FURNITT RE.
lusat r * us~ I .at
TH. E7EET'S
I ºnrI *r .~u 0. '/ n" I'ºrllr J l o M al
i i. I . rh.s.nI in t * IM Ir n ri..~u I w .4 .
4 tile ('tar.twi.d sf the. Fiuinint P'lrurtis Etrulture
A FULL LINE OF OFFICE DESKS,
Bkjuukc aayt and &eerretaes.
This Spa is Reserved
-FOA
M. S. A1SCIHHEIM,
TtllE I.Il-II.1;
DRY GOODS
CLO THIN 'HOUSE.
AN-l 'ON,/L. ./lONT.4,-I.
ANACONDA HARDWARE COMPANY.
MAIN STREET. - - - ANACONDA.
Something N I
Peerless Brand Gray n-Sized Sheathing.
ThI'l. *.lw al»* .t aneel m.ee.t l.hr 1lb . I ltlinhlgl ixtinrr.
1 l'.1a tI.. Iulunall., %'Vu. rprMbsf.
NO SHRINKCAE IN iEIGHT. NO MRSTE.
,'a1t am{ io 1 rn.hi. .m i.. lw. wid.*, 1.J1. ) S.U ann f-..r t in *a1.*h 4.h dl. )anlly t.5O j.r roll.
ONLY $4.50 PIR ROLL.
.Str atw lin al we4iarSI1j 1Mt inmu.i i*.r l.4ll ea1 uar* feeL. SaMulti)ly 1410 Iy your prik per
4e |.Mnsllet .11. ai"i.* .wi.at l.u1 uluase fee*t e'twatu you.
FINE PH "'OGRAPHS.
My Work is all First-Class and of the Latest
Styles. Enlarging a Specialty.
PK~LACE STUDIO,
Over Peters' Store. Anacoeda.
I. F. KI IRB . h,.E·r c.
Announces the arrival of Two Car Loads of
Heatirng arnd ok Stoles
FOR WOO AND COAL.
Cmi, antl s.c the Ilandsonlst Line of Stoves ever shown in this
market. 1)on't forget to come.
MAIN ST., - - - - ANACONDA.
ANACONDA BREWING CO.
ICEO ND TTLED 8 9R.
STEIGEt & F A:'L. IKryrietirb. BrALwery at We t Endt Forth Street.
ASK FPOR ANACOONDR BBER
B. F. M -IAN,
ROR L eSTArn I N I NO U ROKCO .
A ('olltcting Ageml.
F~irt Street, Near Malta, - - Amson M