The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 08, 1889, Morning, Page 5, Image 5

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stetiniwe Thi asiu
onesba was oldu as MYs rw
was mac thsw oM Im rr r ehouM
hi .iwa pmrr. AtI o.slok this ahuaooa a
"nowl tuel Solt hre with W. IL Dishhwd,
wad wbuet .If sium... who west to Sto,.
sasvWe Theu s s-ti dmajor mw
thu vai.bk umimir Is Muh d.
UWpin efforts ar waid to briang Dtr
float vspruhlluaa ato Ilns-but thue attmept
Is 1.aiur.. Thsy have issumlnuid to
puini thu Ruphblimaa paty at Mlsi.ra
cosuty, nid Shop wil mtisk to it. ToPnisM
Ma3r Maulnnk espremihim-u. hig
By pleasd with the tip. Emtbmlaum
magaa Dumasuoats In thu vafluy Is oven
Wseatsu tham the soot sainmlms essueced.
NOTES FROM MISSOULA.
Pase"l oS TrrN rWAAmAu.
Ilnfoarmaton reached here tonlsbt of a
ierce foest L.e In Lt. Regis river district
In whlich a Swede prospecor and hbore
were burned todeast nmea Ckelb's rannch.
C kel . y pae, known to ever old
- bulg. Tw mmen returned hn ~m tmhe.
tody und my it is feared that
..u. -m mens lout their lives. as
have not been meen since the Are.
The new Jail was accepted by the county
cammrminhnes and the prisoners removed
ttoday. Viveo en are in the murderers'
tier of ells.
The reistrry to-nSA is .D votes.
These were ms ateb races between
local hbares this aheraoon, but they at
tracted no speeial attention.
D. J. Henaessey & Co. o Bute today
pureaed the samck of dry goods of the
-Murphy WoQden Memantle Yompn.
and wll start a store on the sansae as
SIl IN CREASg IN BUSINESS.
_t-redas IrMsets sneam sl Amuessl ap.p-t
re te Nelth.ur Pste18e.
r.mg the Railway Reeord.
We are unable to give an approxilmat
calculation eoncerning the net rewults of
the last fiscal year of the Northern Pa
cific, which ended June a0, 1i88. The
road is truly a woulerful property. Its
earning capacity had not a fair chane.
to show itself because the managers have
had at no timne sufelent roll
ing stock to supply fully the demand for
transportation. It must also he retnenm
bered that the railroads of the Northwest
were In a constant state of irritation dur
ing the period covered by the report, and
that duriing that year the lowest rates of
freight weare chlarged that have ever been
known we.t of Chicago.
The first half of the presmnt year has
developed several proanineant increases in
:ect eanlillgs in tie Western country, but
in nearly all thee. casses the galns have
followed very leavy losses in tie pre
vious year, chainges in the situation ac
counting for the channges in the results.
On the Northern Pacific, however, the
gain is snot only of very large pro
portiolns. but it comles after a heavy In
crease in the years precedlng. To give
s- idea of the growtil in income, It i
only necesusary to say that tie addition to
the gross receipts during the twelve
nonttas has reached almnuot S#, UO,U(iO-ln
exact igures, tr1,.1,14. Of course there
has been an Iacrense in the miles of road
operated, on which the earnnlurs are based,
but that is of coanparatively little signifi
canee, as it is doubtful whether the aver
age for the year will he quite 21U miles
greater tlhan inn 1Mt87-4s; certainly the in
crease cannot run above that, as the aver
e for the year recediang was 3.2 mile.,
befor June,2lt, the mileage was given
at 866 aniles. and the average for the
twelve monthe would of course be less
than the latter figure. The increase in
earnings, moreover, as already aid, has
been continuous. The gain in the pre
vious year had been less only than in the
late year, reached over ltn m
and int be year before that there
been an Inmprovement of over $14W.00Ui
The result is that in three years
the grass receipts of the Northern Pa
cife have risen froan $.1,780,2 in 1881-4
to $19,707,468 in 188-l- or about ,Uoo00000.
Such ant exhibit as thins has few parallels
a.. the. WIl.ln hstorv of Amlierican railroad
undertakingts.
The steady increase of earnings, both
ross and tnet, will be readily understood
by a careful perusal of the following ex
bit of the business of the road during
the last five years:
In addition to the net earnings, the
e-mpanly varipus other .sourres of
incone; notes s the interest arising from
security of branch lines held in the treas
ury. In the caklulation below we have as
sulned that this iten shoukld hIe $1000tx
greater than it was last year. The
charges for which the company is
.liable for rentals and interest have ma
terall ineased during the year. A con
sdler ei portion of the icrease is due
to the fact that the sinking fund clauses
of the nortgages on the branch roads, as
well as on the main line, have heonme
operative. Although the contribution to
the sincing fund have heroine peculiarly
heavy, yet they have been charged up at
once as a currenlt expense. Notwithstand
ing this fact, our readers will readily un
derstaand that the intrinsic value of the
pa.rtrty has been incrtamed to that extent
at t1u expene of the stockholders.
The changes it delbt during the lajt year
(outidle of the Iransch systeml, hich is
always treated tpluarately have not been
very ilmnportantt, extept tLaut. as1 is known,.
the remnaialder of the third mnortane
honds not reserv.ed for te rt
deruption of the dividend certiiteates
has bienl put out. The ilertas.m in this
way hals htrm alunit U:,tlo,.UUUx, and
against this the coslimuiAy hais increased
its stock of ilmterial and supplies on hand
froan $1.572:.,:t to . t',:hatti. It also spent
$1.21.,91l during the twelve mnonths for
nlew 'cnIll.truttioll anId antilequipen't. In the
land dt".,artlent -73.'214 rce~s were sold
for $1. ,..I,9. and the total sales, including
town lots, etc., were t. "17,t,4S. The re
ceipts were $1,9t19.atl in cash and $316,OW
in stocks, and the (deerred paymnents on
accounr t of land sales now inounlt to $.~
119,117. There were on June 3a. 1P . 1i.
119.147 of deferred paynlnts on account
of land sales, of which '.ttUOle4Mt was ap
plicaible to tlhe rtiremnent of the peneral
first mortgage bonds, $l2,,1 5170 to the Mis
souri and Pend d'Oreille division bonds,
and n6oi,4461 to the preferred stock.
For st latest patterns an carpets go to
the D. J enneys Mercantle Co., corner
Oak nd iast almarc.
TOLD IN d LIWI OR TWO.
Wa* rra es test nw
he weeahmtaker, at lbe IM
_Cal a - C. M. Parts ar rle eoe
-l -ha- 1.
swe beas ts e nik iost Hwek phes'
a eut p aw t.i Pm1 ko ý.
New udserwear, over.es. neck wear.
VI at i Ca ps, oats aed heas at Eshes
Rstes Cassawell Mee = ntlle C o*s. Theer
sae in sall .bahm.
AK ear tthe lth anst. Ma. B. F. .Maat
will receve the mining stok quasotatisas
at the St. Louls market daily.
Ladies examinse the D. J. Hennese
he.ant le Co.'s fhll oock ot wreap and
jukets for at et wear.
It yu want a Dl om estir, fInsporrtd
or Key Wept el oo to D. _Tie e,,',
Soste, earner adlf a rsreeog.
atesd &p, Conell are markin their atew
fI you want a suit of clothes made to
order can at Rates & Connell. TI. hare
antee a perfectf it.
Call and see trhoe plushe at pa ests at
Raes & Conmell Meswantlle Co.'s.
Sr new shllor's turbans. toq and all
twe latet tnovelties lnin stfall qeotr o t
Mr. T. B. Mallor on Malsa sreet oppo
site Mostna. hotel.
The D. J. Hemams t Mern. tile Cena
Mecntleads cospe tiioa in men'w s line
cloaig. underwear and stnekwear.
The Montana Laed Dae&Prstdce con-b
rn and ted in are and small lot.
ey carry the largest stock in town.
at. . CMaa is ant for the t Minr
sngl loth's tg ck--the rincb moine
on- Harvey (reek. The stock i selling at
presen t.aItllten ents. t
E. Jaeodsn, proprietoro. the Anaconda
Purniture Store, has just olpened up one
of the finest lnlts o fturniture and all
kind of crockery and house fttings i also.
tundertakin at te lowest prices n Ana- to
T cond.. a rtl Ca
coa.lr
bumlum W Lie. ..
14w.*ls to the siandard.
BL'rrr. Sapt. 7.-The business lIcensen
for the week ending September 7, 1$118. hb
Lew Colenman,. treasurer of D)eeC Lodge
county are as follows:
N. It. IaRyee, uaatu&. Qanm1 .......tnn . A S 0I
.1. I. Prestos,. stag. Un.' to (ihatullunn . 2 Ii
Mrs. nimlmon. '?f.e. heyr Img . .. stn
J. lb. 4;sv.4ehle leskdIer. Iker 1I4 Ige.. . .. ni
I. Hein & Itarrneti, d4NU. Ieer isltg. 41 fil
toca 4&reer. 1*1415% 4:nudge ......... ..... R 401
Wc*, KSee, 11(14II% tiiatuj.ubu (K)
Wins Kee. Iweuntry. lbII wt lutuurE ...... 1sr
Metmntvre t Co.. hut.." I~l'mrlurt......ur t (WI
H. Uvgurtea. n mid.. Phat7psi ... s" (
To.ng long. lanIlldry, IlilwlWpsuT t . W
Allsoln I ii lSheruin I,ul1we Pbhilt,;srt.ir tr. t
M. )Clmer. hotel. IHiilllnru .. I (NI
(lee Hon.m. laundry. Ph tflp rtg S ( w
N.J.. Allism,, ,,,.bs. llmU4.abasrir :I aN
tleatrg." t'u.rneI. sqtas*n. i *11* ;ulIS. 45 (1l
Witlianl Nolutes u rann Ih'lpmlhsly...... 10 (N4
N. Mahoney. IItIEN1). lulli lryNr 0.......... (I
All Mtrow%. wNmtasi. IflmlwIlnrju. .......... 4 tMb
ltnrkett Merei. 1'.,.. ilu. ('lak. ..............o t(W
Ituskett Menr. ('u.. 1,1(1w, lan Wey I......... t(.I.
Itskelt Merw. t('.. imiue. (Enirtte......... ASi t
Pee.uk.& NI Sx.. misntmlitg (Imranite....... 7:; :to
llt liU. tlsosles. uslauth, (Granite. ............. W
Tuck lJe. gOUnhilsaing. Grani.............. 33 33
F. Hullywtwol. miams. Granite............. 1e (WI
l1r.Snmall. 1lwnttestlnn& (Grantto.......... 400
V( y & Mller l rauo brewery.
5515 bln.. ier IAIM1Ke................. it an
Miss May laylkw. inluu. ('hbu iUiEUW5.. S (WI
P. H. Fowler, rah on. New ( Itarin 41* Wi
J. 4'. t.ehwsm met... lt.rtnlwn ............. Son
Handleyy Rawlins. IUrery. YICtu....I.. (ino
(lekic i (.C.. butchter., (hainmlhuo...........0
Meal matat, Transeerm.
3r.eilal to the Mtandard.
BLTrra, ept. 7.-The following trans
tfer of real estate were recorded at the
county recoeder's oflce at Butte to-day:
John BRiubop to James Martin, a lot
In Wanrren a Kinahury's addition
to Butte. ............ .... S 1l.2i e0
John Noyres t ex. to A. W. Banarrd.
a lot ompr;dng ' an rre lyinl he.
tween the utte" town site and Ise
ander M. RBlack*s hiaer elai. ... .. . 10
Frank H. twhaw to Maria IEhN I. lt ) o.
7, andl the we"t 14 ft of ld t tino black
0 of HItite ('ty.. 460 00
ninicon V. Kempler to .ian. J. KIEmn. lot
II. ihkwik I. In Keliujwr addithin to
Butte . . .......................... 00 no
Jas. Herrymani to Wau. IB*rryanan. ',
interet ill a fra.ue uildlinug acunitd
ing the Burlingtom llume.. in Burlmg
to r viliae., asui the land upus whii
e I l is erected ........ .....
Michael laden to.Ihas. Mel:revey.tsm h El
of Anawenda, 1-41 interest in the lady
t'urtl mine, Iwtw.en the Fren.hi ansI
(merman gkkh............ ... .... In, 00
John K.IJ.,ky d t x. to ('has. Iki. kot
*U), T. 3 .N i. t W., ksatel as tihe
Pnna miningr claimn. in Lhutte ('City an (n
Morris Meyers to ImaisU Ikht-el tle
ut locatedt as the tnzie haie clalm... 5.AM Go
Oliver H. Hopkins to II. I. .nlth. ILts
as and l0 T. 3 N., Bt.7 an N W and
known as its7 and SIin blosUk 2.Hop
kins' addit in ...................... 1, 00
t*wqge And rk wuio Joseph th*Vitt lot
5. In l,isk 4., lAygat a Foster's addi
ti to utte ......................... 00
TL. 13 wmtrv at IBear Ledlar.
lpe..al to thle t4ltadard.
I)r.r Lo.nn, Sept. 7.-Up to noon to
day 4tO voters lamd reglstered in Deer
Lodge I)preillact which i. anll increase of
twelve over the vote olne year ago. It il
p.obable tlhen will e fromn 50 to lOU more.
registerel hetfore the liat( cloea.
In conallee.tion with the regl.tratioln unine
nlllq.r questioans arie, unlder the nutasrali
saition lawas. O)te old residelat, it app.wras.
las born upon the AtlanItic ocean1, INIIt of
Aalerican arlntzage. In this -ur. tlae.re
eni .searcely tx anay qauestiona of his Aaar
scan c.itisnship. But there i uaotlthr ,lc.
r eulet whoe lxa remts left IMaaunark
altolt forty-two yearlr ago upoin an Alueri
(can nwIrchanttman and Ihe tlAt saw the1
light of d)ay about four days out front New
York. His paselata died Iºeforv. they were
naturalized. The uoln has never beeun nIut
ural-iae. Qurory: Is he entitled to regis
ter without takilag out hbis papers? It is
thouyght anot.
Womau n sadj rem.
From the utonu Ct'urier.
Mr. Jon~s: "I don't think wonw.en an
so fond of dress, after all."
Mrs. Jones: "'Certainly not. This eon
stant cry that wonmen are vain and fond ,f
dress is all nonsense. But you unCd to
think they were. What caused you to
change your opinion ?"
Mr. Jones: "W Ir've been down at
the beach watchinl thsm bathisr."
FROM ORO FINO DISTRICT.
Ectap er tmptmembe.
A GpM Ser e the r Asumer has
s"-rnud bmw Chmepim hi the OLwe
ihrit and i~unts suum ....l
iawme... m rwpetmg that baienLg itse
eets the amies Im that vieiatr.
a eh.mpamtiely mid men Chsm..
ple ntMu tthe past peer, whoe
the vhnasmm.e the mimes ha whi h th
tImn drives he nam amd oieter lohe
- ,_arl a..st_ wstmpten sumssou--,
wl tots wh pldae a boom. It isedisedel
thiat at pomnt there are 1i mmn In the
eamp sand oe vMir.imon . Timhre is
ease beel ase, sisa thzedutares, a
her of wet gonds establishuanna.s to e
omnla an ew sdlalals town. Within the
past tfew motls ealn estate ohas eshauald
easwUiemhts In value. WitL a railroad
assemeud t isurl the neat year, as town
has a prmseasent. asd proapeaeo astase.
The C . m ute is now down M)
Seek doln are a. etinlg run ain varius
It hs as yet but one shaft,
thougbh work s nbeiuag pusd on ass air
ahts. Tte enpasy teearing down the
old boistiag works to Lake rolus for ear
San hIm oee pattern. Fure t nt.ra are
on It at I=ra*tl *a te fteom.
w l|pob bly be creasd isa the near teu
ture. The ouutu i ferwarkeld daily to
Drer Iodge.
The Mountain Lion, situated about a
nile southwest of thme town, Ia prisag
a veritable hboaaas. The are bdy i
sanall but of surpassing rich.ease. onue of
It going SUM tto the to.. It Is l the toreu
of nrube and brittle silver. A nusw forse
of ent has beets pat on lately, and devel
opusent is progueesisag ata satistast.ry
lrate.
Next is the Rusb, which Is showlsn up
b.adasaoely. It is new down as feet.
This property was originally owned by
Meawrs. Facer and Parker, but has of l.ut
gone into the ba.lds of a stourk .uiurtny.
The W'lstwlsaglos Missing (onspany
also po •4s a wvaluable property, whi ith is
now undergoing deveiopsssent. It lhas a
five foot vein that averages hrtweens 84W
anld rO) to the toes.
The Gospel Mountain is down about 180
fret, and the compalSt is uIow eim.cut
At5u' t two nlles frmen ('lhsmplon aed in
the rslgbborhood of (ottoatwoodi, th
Ohio is rsituated. It is opening very well
and proles to be a good paying prop
erty.
IN OTHER FIELDS.
-Mrillkg It Mlie la as t'uisve.lmpsd Art
m liatrk.t.
Fratm the rNw YTurk asum.
DF.ADwooD. Aug. *.-A onea deal of
Activity is notMiceble in the Galena camp.
No one is out of work,. and several mi~nes
including the Sitting Bull. Merritt. O(n
tario and Cora, are shipping ore and nak
nlg none-y. Another load of the Hester
A. ore was taken to the Iron Hill mill last
week to be used in smelting by the dry
process. The Iron Hill is getting reandy to
make a run by using ron pyrites in snalct
nlg.
The I'ncle Sam is ranning smoothly.
and is finding some very rieh ore. The
forc. employed is muall. leat the t.upamny
is smuceh amore than saking expenms.
Tmle'a easue aainslt "Tlolauas H. White. il
dieteel by a I 'nited Staten grand jury for
Isnrjlr,. was disnaismte last wee.k osl aitse
tilu of tlhe defesndant. Thlwxm as H. White,
who was fornaerly a kdeiIty 'nite.al Sitat*s
lninesral nurvetyor. is tie. malns whol fru*
tratedl tihe Harvey Peak tinm kteal. in wlichl,
all atten'ImaJt was lalllak" to dis* . 5 s of t11"
Harvey I 'enk till property for .tlfIc,OUIt) to
LAKblt) tapl)italists, adll( wlhich was allamst
.asnlllullmlteld wl-tan WViite attackerl timel
swIlh'llan* ill tlilt Lwnslldolhl i6'et.*,riecl ,e'.u.
'Ilsmt attack mrik- Whlimte very msmgMspyular
hil the s l.,utlaeri Ihills, esr.sliall as times
swlma'ame lhas sine I*en cm-arried tlr.enahl
andt it i. twMisasising to Is'. lrov.e Ilmuat tile
lst.s e.xist lther. I'Ul clase for wli.-la iwh
was inlldie'tell Ihad no Itlrilag whatever oilm
tllat eas'., blut is Is'lie'vevl to, have .rigi
riatued tlirousagt lImt iatLar4e tienIt. WVhitel is
very llancla rspe'tedl iln tlbis ne'iglilsr
lintld.
NIhaAt'rsaI'., Mk-h., Aug. 27.--TIhe old
storkis aliout the existelce of rl k'l dek'l*s
its of sliver to t.le lorth of this ctity are
haing revived by the s einmells of silver
lead that ar. frequently brought into tIle
city. Sone of these speianmens art re
markably riclh ll silver, aldl it thle lode
froms wkilch they were takemn was of alnyU
iaet at all it would pay to work it. The
slpelinwMs are brought from the country
to the a orthwarda nmear the old Holyoke
and Silver lead muins, which were* worked
for a short tisae tweatty years ago anld tlhen
abandotled. Thler' are k·.*Mmits of silver
lead, which is a qaartste cOentailailm¶
large quasatities of galena, with silver. of
large extealt in the ernuatry to the emorthl
ward. Whether they would prove prllfit
able to work or not is tie. questionl.
The existence of gak'ua in quasllities
muftliceknt to work at a priltlt will (esll IN.
tletennillld, as Mr. Jomll MDoslaldl, of
Ironl River, Mich... lua, a prI).ºia't Nsuie
ten or twelve' aImilese lnorthlwest of tlhis city
whisI lhre lhan laswn working dlariag tih.
smnllssr aidl wlher- Ia, iNs s llltislg d gti- ga
leina witl a jrtKil)le fo r. TIe re.mlet of
his exs'tris:esatn Is. sent knlowil yet. but as
the rowk tluat Iwe in takinlga flrslsl tle shaft
is rich is galealul it is prdotabtle that tie.
tents will mhow that tw ctaln lllise lead at a
profit.
TI' em'lH amstry sImerti of thei Maduirlll'tte" inron
runagl ras et tl ows Iby Prof. Rtaphllt.l
Inllmlisly as all of a granite. fornatiot.l
wll'llwe Ilw aak* a gulogk"utl survey of tle
district for time State soniw tlfteeml yearn
ago. Reemrnt explhratiomls have smhownl tlhe
fallan y of tlmis, anld have alo ahownll tlhat
gold maay exist il a grasiaite formation. Iam
aeklition to half a doeesm kinds of iron mree
tihe followinlg Imltails, saltive or ill tihe
saluin. of ores. are Ianmw klnown to e.xist ir
Marqll eltte couanlty: ('ol.p,.r, Iti at a grmny
alld a greetl oxikl. , ead as gatlt.l'n, silver
il tihe vtarias ores, gold, nautm*IV tlemd ius
orns. .,and otl.wr maertals Its uiuma.ll qua,.titie..
Sanme. twen"ty difes.'smt nminewrals of censm
mn,,erial value- are' fmIound in m' Htl.a 0a's
sraine alome, ghld and silver tl-ing tI e onmly
two that are fe uml ha msaltciet'nt quantities.
teo hua for workinug.
TIha -laFait ul at Elhhora.
t Ia! S. iadto he` $ant.brd.
1":I.KH(,H.Y. SL",t.. .14-pt. S.- The· ktl~
eratx' of .Ikhimuiran td vsitsiity nus.t Thur.
dany nigiht is. (.ihllhuns' Hall anid ..rgtutisusz.
at Ih,".rall* tiv" Club. Juts.".. L. II.m.k.it
w'. *t. 1.."t. vrsairnsa,. and S. L. I.,ImIl."s.
u%..f4't.IE7. .I st-"lal"N w.rIr u)a,!.. b)y ItN":al
s.,w·k-ra si anl nrt,."iv-.- wi gl icr. "at apj'Lass'..-.
(.rtwat . stistitlasii *uti rrv&il.t*. latdl 4N~vnty.
fiv." rgist."treal v..tcr. sign.-.1 11x" by-law,.
Thea .-lab ad1E'pted tit*- hil&tfonuflhi a.truitas-l
11 " tlr"(t (Y1Vrtltit)T at AnsaausaLra. asisd
.Ip."..h" +tli i nii"islvru. to aahhphkurt hx.th ti.
..tatt. .uzsd nusity tyticket. A c.-osauitte.- to
u..lit·it incenhe,-,. ad wr- that all dim."n.a
tr~rtt." ure t' iitrrtl wax up xrint.".l. After
5ivit 5 thre- cbt..ra foe- t a- Ikssxws-stMc
tush .itnh ticket. thc cl-ub .t.Ij..urss.-t to
usut-at .agaiun dmontdy night.
TIm. L.te. & (Conuell M ercuntile ('out.
Patty -nio o fferizg plusbe in all Mrat ak
fr ,31r iet'nta.
Lad ies. ral and mee thoe 3K cent
plusimb now omsale at the hates & ('on
neU Mleucantle Co.'..
UNDER SUSPICIQN.
A aUmnkati5 1.. Am..5tri. Wbn~t
lUase ud s nt kewe.
The Amdkaa huildlag mandl Loan Allo
elatiam at Mlm~spmll., Minmgamsm, aS
Smimed doriestIh pshe wmia r -
mmhmblp in Amamondm. mmd eoare
Il md a laoal hoaud he.. tbrough which t
Wumasie its hlmeamsk. This boned Ika o
p d at weoll knowm a rnpmsohb sl
twma. im who. havlnmg ll 1faIth i lb
ruspws.atmtl~am of the amemiamin. behare
2- ma d madwrmL o te nummomprr
of Ns -5-ml afa m bhwy dd thim in tbe
bUet thait walk a n1Umble and brnaecaM
am.yl 'a egtimmsat. andsalabutuatial roayu
rallies. It aamaagwuent as she head mcoer
ireaedrla~ ir lan and tlham up to date I
bas not fs~n 14kd Its part of the. £osaante
with Its saw nh. am.
bet plwt oa t `aawreaxaioss La the siui
ne of iss g hasre which, upon te
pcpayet of a ~renl. nwaothly aaeraaanen
sand h reaesm of the mi n ilter.m.
waa.-einai from the u isd thu crneated
mature iii waveanyear.' tine`; Maina woad
$11M per share at maurity. Luau
ar nisad. eis apprwovd oral eaita
wIettty, oat 40 per tal, of the actaim
value of the mama'. the aawaaahe'r suaraam'snt
insin the aa.,ewmiatk'.gu lm ai 3r at of the
par value of hiss alasrw ian order n erianm
the luan. His appiiet~ee for a luaa. i
saicae to the. Ie'aal denaml. wlmue niaetsalm.n
ajpaoalae'tlae pauntamui) oWrlten am s w.riy.
mand fildaig it of the' value ru~an e.amitegl i
blin aJpieati~ouu a3 sove" he atui astYaI for
wandl it Sib tolls head tl lie. when` iIn due
tinye-epliruaitkam aid tlda h'.elan c" Des
iajgYd wee kly -It is aet(d te
()m their faee ihamaa. couadlsitiones r l
ýýtal. A iaewla' colat aualm a ltwaui. ra
l maual tlt unti airm ha. maIii h *xtllmau'mee.m
amauts. andl el ` osaly flnlaaaial Iaankmes ilia
pised Uslico hius Las aaklie.ua to'lhi aaanthaLj
maaeuinueat. is mix jxr ceunmt. t wr amauaa Its
ter set. HIeamee. at t1k'. ammlratltm oaf .ev.'
yyraam his a )re. nlasy the' huat maid Ih
1a irffeels the tax he. has hmrns. all the
while.
The srlhweae is apIlon".tly murt a h~asi
incs like aMul h.wnt-ichial ws* that tli- ais
soc4M latk atlva-rtia.s it to pae.ol withiou
ha.ue. of their ownl, nlHI who lack
in.lnediata asenllm to hbulikl thle.l. .m
.at. wl-rn-by w ty (an) au uu.auplisl, tihe kde
sired laall. Takilng thim vk.w of tshe. mat
ter., several aklients of Ataaarnsaln ItramO
member., inst when they unlkert"a.k It
apply for a luan they found they coMakl
nit obtain it. sinee they lalkt tket. h alty'
nsereary to rseure it. Even laln ease
whe.e nae.hlers who, ek.iringr lats uand
tetwlerisw ample, m-r'uritynw.e application
es!lorml by the lical hoard, asndl whel
all conditintea required by. the asarxiatknli
were conuplkiavl with, the anoney baas nt
Iwmn fortuheo nitts. Two a.lplk*atkoam.
have now ixn *n in the basulb of the t.al
ianawu.agemrlat for imontis, bust if any dellta
S*e action Iha hbeen taken upon then, the
oflicers of ti. local hboard have not iLie
apprised alt it.
ari dt. tf. board underi.to. d at the
tilhe of its o.ramsisatilkN that it.
aeport tupon an aI pl..tkion for a l(oas
wouki he asue.ptal withault aqealtio.I, yei
the bead oflav* lras salicited private ap
iaid..ls of tli* Iaraiprty ofirind for ma.ess
rilr in t1w co( 's Unanw.l ale a..ve.ln aftie
doruhly assuring themw*,n Ivaa. t Ih.y still
wit l the h(lml, thusl, it wa.kll wen0ian, fail
l:ur in whist inslit In c nisiakrn. thsair ci.la-I
fua.nction, a "mi the esslaitial part of tal,!
contrmat.
Alt. re tmer tlh osowrations of the mon
arln iamik .kiklel!y asusapieilaisl,. neul r
would Ii* wise fur Iwrtiinl- wiho emany ti
tlmaareiailly insternrleald tIa..e aenis .". sa nuImuel
cn*-ii i l t lw ' iltv tellnilt of tilm ir n* a.uIie.y ill
ils* e.)i-*e.*rli.
Tea.. tire-aI a Stafrde.
T'a., g."tiit. nii S"In, t1.N.k a. trip .asn earn,.
s.. thai. . ,a r-saazs . t-terei.err t11." atiasr edary.
itimoaKImt 1I1i-y w.artsieItry +611.I gitg~ Msag5&e"ltim5g
tern *st .all. a .ii aI(. 'I I64-Y .eItte.9 tue ,.,
5"I.4E4.. ati 1i.. 1I51i54f ltliab. I+e5Il".4I i 19111-ll
I ',f far.- atnel eank·rel tin. "lusasky wrnaite." te
(r:lIs. ta"1, a 4 .,sIalat e.f enIele."ta. II." Ima.ji
tat.ea lesaig tlmeluat cae af .t111n" ge mti.el."
.ai.I1: ""N"."11, w Iat'.+ time urnatt"r7 I'd )1s,
) -". r. 1242.-. LtA^1 aIemalty ..t egg.. Inst I
elceeslahta winkleler s.$. ml ,tan.i as. eue.il."..
TO RENT.
A si'.**1y fturalwihh.i r.w, 41 .e. t.:ak tlr,.It, Iw"
twe.sn F.Ntrth amld Fifth. f.ital*. f4-r tw r.l. -
ti h'atam 4;t I ISU &: 4 IH VN.
SAM PRAMIENKO,
-IuJALER IN -
Fresh Game, Oysters and Fish,
Liquors,. Cigars. Candies. Nuts and
Fruits, Butter. Fresh Eggs, and
COINTIRY * P~RODCIm
-A IWSPEkAI.TS -
Easl irst Mirrt. Ansacwmda Must.
"TilE ARC\A)l; SA\ION.
('O4rner Irunet anmd MainI M?44rln|w.
The Finest of Imported Wines
Liquors and Cigars
To It fIlItl in till. ri') emlauatlt) on tha;tI l.
An EIlegant Free Lunch
.rvwItwMIl t I )l"y adkI Night.
ANDELRS N & Ti HOMAS.
Contractors andl Buildlcrs
hat' itlug l aw.l" d 'to* & Etmr,"tw
Plaalaay Mallt ar. jpr.nr.vL
toa at, a gtiau.ral
CONTRACTING AND JOBBING BUSINESS.
Anal Ittw 1t.itll . 11% ·..llat a tlar,
.f I atlr at rua:aaz..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
li.al.-t prfljN.wAtw wall 1.." rv.i.*% -. at the. .,fll..c
ANACONDA SMELTING WORKS.
ithllttl aa·m ut of *. t.aaa r .f.. th. t ,aaatntya * .f at
l.a. ¢". sltr as nda s. tat us. : yat t tm.* .. 'tam) .aalas w li.wcr
IA, uNI'.-. k LI a it ant w , .:ata . a -I.aaa ..rnm at
{aU.) a~m r.%4 rws Ith. ra~zat t.. r' j.".I zau. :a 1. all 1.1l.1%
l.*w1~...tfullt'. At.aa.smu.ta !..n lual ýaa.2
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
- AT
THO DOLMONICO.
THE HANDSOMEST IN ANACONDA
At uReronable Rates.
Mam Wtr.et. Dear Front. CHLAS. BKMTVCM.
This Space is Reserved
-FOR
M. S. MSC-HHLEIM,
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING HOUSE.
4.'NACOA.'I/)4, IIV4ONANA.
ANACONDA HARDWARE COMPANY.
MAIN STREET. - - - ANACONDA.
Something New I
Peerless Brand Gray Rosin-Sized Sheathing.
ThI. l"*in. miut 3i41 eiIMt .hiraulh. hIuiklinsg paiuwr.
('."asl to IwwaIh,. ~'t.rlwpriuf.
S NO SHRINKAGE IN WEIGHT. NO MXSTE.
PIut upe in nlla :11 lc.-wu wiJk.. IM.m) asnrn. f.r.et its each roll. ()nly 0J.50 per rll.
II
ONLY $4.50 PRI ROLL.
, Stnruw Brusi wmahro lfee tund,.I ipr I.IMM .Irune* fie*t. Mmltiply teD hy your pr per
a. IaOU 1u..uantam aimad a"e wrlat I,tMU aqatua. feelt resat you.
A .hoihuk Inw of Stovce at Attractive Prices.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.
My Work is all First-Class and of the Latest
Styles. Enlarging a Specialty.
PALACE STUDIO.
Over Peter' Store. Aincoada.
Announces the arrival of Two Car Loads of
Heating and Gook Stoles
FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Come and see the IiandsomlesCt line of Stoves ever shown in this
market. IDon't forget to come.
MAIN ST., - - - - ANACONDA.
i I I I I•I l • I I IIIIII• I•• I • I
ANACONDA BREWING CO.
Manufuatutr i. of
KEC AND BOTTLED )3RR.
STEIGER & FALL. Pn pri.eIbw. Brewcry at WI et a V osawb oh Wwe
7SK IOR AN 0 OND BD°
B. F. MAHAN,
RORL 4 ST TO MINII~O UMRO3C*
And Cotleeims AwnO
Prd St -- N..r W. - - - - - ýýri 1 t