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LTE EWS FROM BUTTE
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Mkrrr rlw M ta skf
L~rc)· wb w~m 'S
h Sblhwgm meIm
I.rram, Neo. IL.-Th.e are evewml
"In the Sre plhe we eed as amuluesse
oumrt satmrrny. Thuew is sntirly te
mseh hushres for one mtua tI handle It
all. The onunty attorne, Is often coan
-"lled by foeeo oa e.,uestancesm to
ter- oa the tion of asn
impormtant ease whl any preparation.
Thure are eases in point almost every day
Is the pollee court. Only yesterday Mush
Yeager and savage, . ase that the pollee
were so confident of beilg guilty of steal
lg ag dianusld pin thal they sent to Hel
eas aft tlMen. were disnIluamdl bieaaaue
there. was nt evklenrs elnougel twought
out to convict thenm. Time fact is ti( Iu,m
qUoeting attorney had not eLard a word
asbut the case, and didl lot know
) wlha evidence • was to he brought
out whn tle trial began. Heu eualied
one witsees asad aLothe partly, aL.d Ithae
called In sanother attorney to finish the)
case, as the counlty aUtorny lhad lnport
ant blusiness at tlUe ermi ihouse. The new
art arney knew less about the cast the l.
hal predecessor, hbecause he had eot lIeard
paU evidelse givens by thel first witness. It
was no surprise, tlhrlefore. that the p rem
cutingl utterly failed. Why, tltwre are
- o aujeja uassayug qu&, worIU
o stolen property on teier per
5on 0 adI these snot being rco(vikted.
These cases happen every day. There
are men discharaed from the police court
every day whio are as guilty as a oyh.dy. i
the penitentiary. sand they are dimchargeti
simply bhcausae of a weak proeecultion).
By a weak prosecutlion I do nlot inltimate
that the pros.cutiiag attorney is naot as
h and compete at as lawyer as there it
a towan. He is a itrst-claes nman. Bat
has so mauch to do, so nanny lif
taeent cases to look after, tlet
it is ntterly imposlible for lhin
to do juhsti. to all of them. An alsistaiat
could take halt his work of hib hanwls caid
the work would all be hotter done. The
eases could theas he kloked uip with the.
same eare and attenationa that the deferdl
isaw attorneys use. The coulsaty might
rather pay for an assistlast thanit pay the
eapeases of sending to Helena altl other
plaes after prisoners and theta fall to
eonavict thlen. Wihen the district court gets
fairly to work. tinh county attoruaey
will have otnre thaa i l c i llattend to lup
thern, to say n(uttaina of n.ew work that
comes up ina the p. liee co.rt .vuory daity.
Til.re is aInother hli tla ()tat lai(In have
utWle workinir for ai year to brilig aloutl.
blt tihus. far without saie".v. Masay
Aj .s.'c of proa4tituttion ila ~lltt.. oa)riatt to
"ay a large sam.i llti) time (city treaIaxtry.
'Tae .rnlublilag bhloa.*.a ar ta.xcaed nduli
ti.e saliooas arc* taxeal ; naiumaIhers of
athmer kindsl, of busineasa air.- tnaxcai. I1But
this class of bhtt.jine-sn pays lnothis.na il thiia
atly. I'ltey ar." ta.zul o,'a" way or anuathlaer
int othter citicea. Ihtt htea tlhey are exehtllapt.
Tha. revealue derived f..ll tihanen wouii IE..
a mnaaterial lifting of Itax*.' fro)ll otlaer IM.
ple, sand it would he prosIer. ,iaee tthey are
a ls neach thiue n.aasiK'li of tihe erinle asIl
pwverty whkah mlake thae taxes so hiighi, as
are the esalonois a.d gamblitsg pliaces.
)·IPl.-.. esuanma
Waxs uwum asl.
*1 would also like to lhave it explained
why the laousea of grostituticus are not
limited to the area dtk.erilwd ins the city
eldlmances. By these ordlillanlces they are
lianlsed to certain laUts of certain streets.
Blst three-fourath of thle places are out
lide of the limits.
"I wish that a city ordllnance might te
passed to comtuwl the erection of a brick
chimney on every buildn Ihn uhe city,
whether It he a block or a hovel. That
would lemon destruction by fIre more
thaus would any f.re alarm systel. in ex
late nce.
"I would mildly msulort that the streets
of Butte are litteredl up and ohstre.sted
more than the streets of any other city in
ihe world. If I dared I would Ilke alsso to
esmord my kick against the fee system."
TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.
we New D.e" e1wnts In the Dletrl-t
Coert All Sllsy e Yt.erly.
I Burrg. Nov. 1.--Thenr was no excite
amet attendant upon the opening of Judgee
McHatton's court thi mornling. The
c-rowd was simall, but few mnembers of the
bar wasr Iwretnt, and no particular busi
noens was transacted. There were no ex
parte motions, and no civil bhurlne.s was
taken up. Mrs. Haluuah Stenl.rg plead
not guilty to tlhe charge of attemptisgn to
blow her husband iup with girant ixwdelr.
Other Iprumullrs were not ill nourt, and mit
apparenlt Mttetempt wars made l)y Sherif
Sullivana or thle court to obtain l. prjWri
oners. As u4oot as the Ste inlrg .a..a wa.s
dilo4.I)ed of court atlJtouraiedl util 2o'lel".k
thi. aftermal(a.ll Nothing was done at tIhe
.ftermnoon I. o ......... .. ....
I omen weeks aigo a special offtHer fotanid
a llman. Wiº, sg.ve the nalve ,f. WallliatLi Me
iMaiIus, in an alley inl the rear (if tle
Wiladisor iltaleson. IEarLt 'Park astreet. Mc
Mianula Was found liilatint amatelaea in the
alley nlear somIe Iasildli.qgs aalwt 2 o'(Iekm
int thi nruriarUg anid ta ketl to thei police
court. Hie was tried before JUisldge New
kirk anldheld over to the grauatl jary to
await his trial for arsona. "Theg ramd jury,
bolerver. foulnd "no lill" agaiinst Mc
Mianus anld tl wasM dischargled. Last night
he wa sarrested again upon a clharge of
-aiLd lau'iey. HIe as ftounld with a flen
,-skin overcoat in his pusee
sion, and wias takenl to jail.
When arraigned for trIal this norn
inga before Judge Neowkirk. McManus was
vory indelpenaldent anId saucy. HeI spoke in
amn eaceedll glli imnpertinent natnater to
City Attornaey C(orbott and was pron.ptly
% fined $10 for contemlapt of court. He tmen
gave the jLul.e iouaae back chat aild the
fRme was ptoanlptly made f1. McManMaasu
woultld noit tell his name to tlhe emurt ran
was generally very ohstroperous. He was
commnitted t.. Jail for 12 days on tbread and
water to pay his fine for comnteimpt. Whew
he come's out ,la will Le triedl fr vagranlcy
asld larcen·ey anld will undoutilbtedly .e,
cinched algain. He hats been a famniliar
character In police circles for some time.
The fur coat Is in udllge 1'ewka ra spor
sesakEn awaiting ass owner.
A ceit:i cow way lyiing in the middle of
yoming street all this forenoon. 'his
V-ftelrnoon Street C(ommissioner KFin
thought it :hel heen there long enough
and carted it away.
A team with a beer delivern wagon ran
away on Wyoming street thiu afte rnoon,
but was stopped before any damage wasr
doele.
There is contemplated a great change
in the Mclernmott hotel in tue spring. Au
addition is to be built east of the present
hotel on Broadway D60136 feet. This will
double the rcapacit of the hotel and be a
deckled additon to the hotel accoumua.
tions of the city.
The city clerk's office i undergoing s-.
a. Short ease to town this afternoon
bNLAOmtW Iommumimv area aem rwaus
banl In Elmt. next Wudm. , m---1ad Thea,.
r- 7sbi e:ulro Ww mand bar daaagbto left
this .vssuaIn ft. 24mm luvos.o VAd.
Um A. C. Sure& bas Mturned to Bette at
lwiit,4 =C&tmrI&.wlwtlwa Immwoa
panled Doly' Ibasahi of 1o
oh~nWif Unrd weut to Door nGe ub..
day1 with W. U.Yeeueday. the Aotm"wmd
eapu.. aautM~ 1:0 s aateulotid for Onep
paint, bu= b, i as lwk.O wml -f kAu1uwu
corpom will take pleas at Helena tonmor
Now hsfur.e Judkm Wlake.
No t ýbfte a fos Kr b hema's una
dcr*takigaru.oosa. He was a hbrkeman on
tlaO. 3ltana, Ui'sin railroad, and died
thrns typhnld pneunmonia.
Aeorlitnls to the ne.* tine cardt of the
ln'wsn Pacei c. the dlilLy pariewnl trail
will arriver at 1:9 p. m. imsmtes.l of E12:J p.
Mr. I aWines hbeesn apploited at
torney of the Montansa I'nkn roadl it
plnae of JulljdjeP . H. Dewitt, emign~led.
The A. 1. U1. W. will ive a nsocial a
the Miner's Usiloms hall on Nov. 21.
Ml.rrliave licenses we isnt."ltd to-dlsy toI
Pdlite Rosllrre and Philnmdne Hde..
diwsl qu., and u Nels Jensen. anld Dowr.thon.
NeImhen.
Tie appointInemat and oath of J. Grifltslu
as deput sheriff alid jailer wans fldl to
day. The appoltsatrmet was sashd. by
Seriff Lloyd.
LAST NIGHT'S HAPPENINGS.
Am Itallw Ntblem Taken lte Camrp by
a cbtaeºso N 11-alI.nger.
I.ggtrial t . the aNtfaaat.
BL-trra Nov. 16.--Antonio G.artmriae, an
Italian uohkiman staying ll in Butt. for his
.INalth. wea-lt ho tlhe Wanhi-iagton s*.
nLtaILant. kLept by ar Chinalanl, tlls evenl
J)aras l not a aquare smuel Ifor two hits.
'With a grand air. the Italian count flapped
a • bill is Ifront of the proprietor. Ab
T . The Chinanau save the Italian
I$1.75 In change. The Italian lookdl at
QyI bill rather a.piciously, t.at Toy nail
hf'tWi "all lit " so the Italianl porcketedl
h" chlanlge, e dli llot know Ilunch
ºa American snoney and sheortly
ar( ards stowed one of tihe
hills to Silnor Canmpal, hnead Itallall
of Butte. Campalli proewounced the hill a
forgery. It purported to h.e a IUo hill. IMat
Int it*ity is a $1 hill. A big efiure 21 lhas
been pasted over theI 1 one the face of tihe
ailk but in every other place it ureds "ouet
dollar." Toy was arrested n'I a charge of
(4I4I t uterfeiti nm
Thet cvtrw of(lhtrrleyy Jorrl cº irdns t Chief
S~mithn atd Ulitcer L.oSanout will c(EnIM upS
1s*ftRNe Judlge Irvineo tE) hr aw aafternuoi.on,
thme eaue lhavi7 been traiiflErml fromun
the court of .* -Jiustie.. Kaag.1. '1'Iw binit i.
for f sI' imIpjbii·romiunm4eut tutul wont ' ater
est. *1I uld.avrioItiwiitui utrn' .'5g14etel.
hiu 1.41 MI4 .wormick wan'. Eat ouit of the
genait..smtiamry timnl' yl iy' . t V. atol to-nilght.
1ºc~t"1Ntc · it lci"''aaloldd Je·w Isrrwnll, okk~r
wt.ulutmnt la'iml Mintt four bitty he threw hgint
tiat ioa)it t1He utreet. SMn-Contic~k wan. or
re" tted a,. IdockedI np).
?%(itE of u dlivot . siwnlt was weiat here
frunt HeI.manu for ,.ervi'.' oII Ella Trntut.
who Is a-ha ged with dleusrtimg Imwr hum..
Iaailul. G.. F. Trault. An aa-eeumiunp[myiagI "-i"
ter azhld thme jaujur. Wwan wet to the city
police for service, sincellct it was not knownrl
whin I' MUt lelr.
A. Bu.shyealger, wlho was dlwhearlged yea
tedisy when tried fur stealini a diannm d
pia. was arretedtl to-enight on the sanse
charge. The Iwdicec are ertanil the man
is lilty aid hbelieve he will be convkited.
J. Rhkhie, chief of the Asnacmda fire dee
partmeawt, was in Butte to-lday tLh gues*
of Fir Marsh-al ('Brien. Tie visitor was
shownl every feature of the Butte fire ner
vikce and was given a fast ride behind
(fBrion's swifteat fire team. Mr. Rickde
wan much pleased at the new bhone carte
anld other arranigements.
14ant Evans knowked John William.
down in Gill's saln to-niirit anul was ar
rented.
John Parre was arrested to-night for
fast driving anud Ed Lealy for Jumuping a
alil bo.tl.
Au Waimpabte Vu~emcere.
specia to the Standard.
BurrK. Ntov. 1.-Te concert of the
Y.nuntg Men's. Institutae at the opera Iouse
tdin ..enlmg was a nmost enjoyable affair
and the large auddeuwea felt richlly rupald.
Tire concert wad unck'r that digertliu of
Prof. J. L. Carlisle. The following pro.
greanmo was rendered:
trrriat ra................ Komam C'arnival Mania.
Quartette -!"(L:w Night, ttxed Night, 1.k"
M n edl.......... ... .. " n t. 1
Mlew'. l.N*krs and Via 1196n. Messrs. Krrlwrrr
and yda rlausull..
N Ieae ttl . ..M M . M.. ra K a.lw
*-M6i....f Kosneflue4.
MitWafl nsA, -o-Agt Y Me h,uek........ .cH·rkl
WL~ver It.Johataun.
cc4trebelru .................... au edlg. thrteure."
than--Atuo anl truer --"If Filial IAer".......
...... .. ··TTrVvatK1r' "
Miss FYlrlaysun and M.r. C'trrlgsl*.
Acidresn......... ""Y. H.g MeU'N lwatilaaLe
I). .1. I heluillue.
PAt.% r i1.
.1u.u 3,ol--` Earew.'I.".4 ...idaua
lit-citation.... .... .... M.l i "llcl :4T4.4·
4.ta. F. L41m11.
Violis `isle4k-.Niuth ('oaer,¶r.. In-A
MI.ur iZ. ire iterin
l il. lr. ....
"" rYlr Unnalu of Tll."..' .. .................. ltlrvll
ComePt nrllO-tidktL a.......... .... IlaltlWIl
MWr. ?Uterurrsy·
Petty Thihse, In lIttto.
nperial Corrgaodenre of the Miandard.
BLIrra. Nov. 16.- Between the hours of
7 and 9 o'clock In the evening, every
night, a great many petty thefti are coam
Nitted in this city. Shopkeepers have
their goodl hulng up in front of their
doorn until 9 o'clxck, and the darkneess
being renderdl more inten. by tthe heavy
smnoke, thieving is carried ona quite se
-cei.fully. Last night a pair of txoots. aI
ov(erUat, a ha,. a kerosene can.
pair of gloves, and two uuhbrellas
were among the things taken. The
pawn shopm are conveniently ecar asnd
tbieves go directly from the scenes of
their theft to the pawn shops. ()ne thief
last night stole a pair of boouts that were
not limated. The pawn broker askedl hlila
why fit. had irot taken maatei. aid tsw
thief callly replied that the ownter
woukdn't let him pick them out. A mpolk
suaa auserts that one thief stole a coat
fI r in frudat of a second Lhad store, took
it inside and sold it.
bett. CaledaIa Iakt.
The hail of the Butte Cakkdnian nM
ckty. to be held at Renssaw hall on St.
Andres eve, Novemhber 2. promlses to
be one of the finest entertainments of th.
kind ever given in this city. Among the
features will he the Vienna ladies' ortes
tra. ald bg-pipe music hr Prof. Coutts of
BaInoral e ookea, Me d. A spkendid
tiame is promned to all and none shoukl
miss it. It will he a novelty to citisae, of
Buse and surrounding eountry.
-wool ladies' eloth a. a Bkams &
ENTITLED TO A. DIVORCE.
A gpmato W m- -Wee as We-AUNN" a"n
~sdmI- - of Use Weinmmuad.
3tT No,. 1LL 5.B fIL 80804 wbo was
appainted hr Julft MCHattM Sp take ovi
dem in the se of MAW Brlimi tar 'di
veWv brem bhr bshaand. J-mPh Brtinio.
as reportied that the waouan Is JtFUy on
tit4 teoa divocre. The Bri>slom are
spanladsm.andt wero nuumad at Pantunas.
spain. Man-b 8. IN& After a few ywars
tbey ranorwel to this country andi howan
living at ltbnvez tVolorkwelk. Bre-ln.
acc'edlhag to the tssil»ti>ny. weAt
acrustomnie to hbet. hru-uie. strike. kick.
bite, sematch anMl aeberwise iusltreva( Meil
wife, all for no reamis wbatevt.r. He ceii.t
e-teel Chrlstmasu <>f lt7 by hittinar Ibis
wife in tlh las-e with tis bat. konm-kiafa
heir loeawn. kitking he-randi temwn sks-rtiimg
loer. She hai nut Pes-im tini simese. SsmoIu
afterwant she rvninvesl tco Butte nvd hIa'
einem- -ipusietul he-rmelf in ks-fping h(aMunlk
ers. They have- ino elaillmn-n. T'Im- wit
ll-leMss it& ||we cause wers Je'anI Salutte anidl
Saiaimna 4 )liver.
/tatty Sulrehr. l .ssrmiidsto.
SW'.la *I -itsusld~emw' Of thW 1Iaflitaril.
BLerru, Niov. I---An inmportanat ev.inli
datsnhs hats takhe pltue its the huttIwuIWin
businets. in this ctounty by the unlitilg sof
uevcral nuns. Ihmuet4,maenrpt*atlnn.,. lit the
counlty clerk', tsit·le. tn-diy tlwert wern
tIledt artick.. of ilnstris irntiumt of the Butte
lButvlseriog cuit llatly. Tha. intorparattws
sre Henry Nichols. Levi Curter. H. P.
Wl'theer amd Willianm Limsttsa of Butt.
andi N. J. BitleleiN 7 of Useer Ilwlgel
cusnty. The object of the torpmknutlt in
to udoa wlaole.a'o lstItnuIg b. sc..m in all
its Irnuclws. '1 le capital stock 1s I8 11h.
ulividkel Inato 100 slzare of Z80O each. L'Ils
etolwN atiraun's &gistet-II beglnas Novesasher
7. tusad Is to. comutinaxe :3E years.
Arningw-d forme right.
Mgwclei l urrceuoamfrq..o the 1 tanm~lel.
lIJTTK. %oV. 16. A jwiu. light ha.* lM-4
auraimaged for Smmmmduy Imitwiem two wull
kituwi young Iugaiiait*. who hiave Imemi
training in thin .ity vumii. tim... TIM. fighl t
is totae laim. IN-twuiili 11 44114l 1 ii4"ii ink.
nomt far fvemma thin city. hoit fInr irotnmtive.
atmrlimi4 thin mimleew of tIl. pertihin aml thlwi
jil:iinin arm. withhldk. TIM' Mumli of 4tJ0l in map
on thin rel1t of thIm. tight. tie total musia tin
go tin ti. wintlmiir. The+ fight in to hi. with
skiti tigiitglovee. LAuminio richi.. lieu, ir.
ligltwi.ight.. au d are not remkk~mutn oIf
Hlattn.. 'Tim.. eitmtidanm'm at thin scrap In to
hI. liamaited to 1M) Si norltis.
THm- Km)sImkPr-!tell mtill will onse off at
the. olrlrai bourn. tim-imameniw eveimisug.
memi gusoos"l. 3md.
.%p4·iaJ ("Cuw I*YYbfMld of thte ?411utar,.
11uL trK. Nov. 1f. --A. W. Barnard t:; Will
iamn M nartttr fr 1UW .lo4 5 ii. Iwluek 41 of
Uclrcltranl addition.)I
Allwurt S. Bigf..Iow to tih .- oetota & Mu.
titlUe fonatway foe $I. earn.' half luate ret.t ii.
ties Atlasata loak. clain.. the C (eelera No. 2
ilae. c'Ia!lnu. ON, ("lhieurn. 14wl." ~laines airnul
thse (cut.,.. Milll site".
WViliuirm~ M.eranama to el'it.r Awatoernoti f.cr
*42º. list 5 fee lelewk t: of l3arieeire em. 1.1
Seeviie l~i~ci to Joists H. GI,.wrnr foer $1, &i
thear asetere~at I,.114 1l Vlereerne.. c~lease.
A MIr'lga"l t)lanat.
T"he.r* hai tIn-t diicovr *l i an ttl f,rest"s
..f linli.a a Mstr1ige1 * slaimi. whisch Ims*.*lN4'4.
to ti Very high .l4Itri.* of aNt.lai'.ilnigg nlaaa
ilmicie power. The hIaml w~lhich l.1riks a
liaf froull it rr1eive iullalliait1iitily a sala,*ck
.*.igual to that whirchl in peliwhl.el by tcme
comluctor of ail ilndutiion, coil. At a oli
taitlice .if six autters i lnaguttk* Iaeelle is
affectel by It. a•nd It will he qulite t.
raaged i If brought neaor. TInh eaergy otf
thalin ilullrar iflHueuae. varies, wilh tlie
IHlurs of the kiay. All powerfIl abmout 2
o'cltrck inl the aftermoon., it IN asuueslutely
annallleal daurlsng the aIlght. At tilnees of
strimal its intensaity anagrn*i-ts estrikinlg pI.
powrtians. L)urhlla rain tllH plant ..enlsn to
succumb, anld handis its lhelad dllring a
thIulHe.r shower. It menainms there wIthout
force of virtue, even it one sInmou.d shelter
it with an umbrella. No shock Is felt at
tluhat timle l hbrcakimgs tihe leaves. and the
Iacedl. la is tInafea.te.. ." it. (Ie necver by
an1y chlaI.te asees a biint or inlswat alight on
tihe iletric plalat; aIi ll.;-tiluet emllas to
warna thenl thalt they wtuldl fl d tlheir
sutakmie death.
Thrifty uwyaiiy.
Ihamnag the recent military maneumver
in Haniover the Genmtian emperor war
highly ekelightted with them Imemi r imhiowerid
onl himmi. With tlme king of Sastomay we eweit.
aide- e'l themma proof of the conip to rewlg
umatlomi of the w jxpk. amnd thmeir atlaimumiagou
to the sinew cardr of tIhimagm. 'lChi elrivimig
thnroumghm a snaull village. in ltlc comurself
loin Jocriney. 1to hiw s uri.rlae le. ieu.kkllmly
cammie mipoui a triuamplmi an-is aertvun the
lIroekimt street ofl the pikaicsama toswn.
I'iiumo time kle.. faciat hits a. he ontereel
were, the words.: 1'. e.lean.ie te Hi. jima.
pwerial Majeuty." He wias wes 4marmuewnt
with tilt. evidencee "1 Iof yimlty that, afterm
lpassming ummer tIme. aid.. rh. Ilt im.mi aicalut
t-. adlmireit 11 Ic. amty aiealin with his. mm:ºje."s
ty of ltaxomy. limit whait Wa": lii,. Kirpriwe
tea real.n on the rI*vers.- d "ii.. wom.ru.
"-Jemtmit mmlIaelm. hwIrt him.werty im time. vil
lzmwm. Ileer 3 .-emmts t a art." Thimey b.tlh
l.amighiel o)%(r it lunmg amid Im:e ml.
It.e*le~u t ikrwe l4Iuge 4ceeaei...
I Lb ie elueell a ..14f Ilte,.ltme V'a ke-.e eleetmeiimg
is tai.t whiully ali- ta. Iuereliviale.a.l Iauttieecte..
He·r elneajsI ar* call maeaeh- 'ap tir vary
u lr.".aeelmke·r uce,,. rlltaau.t rn."art*tn
thlt.~ )Lutnl at lIciest at the, hee .me. Mise
' eekee ie trot a melavc. of Lany fae.Ieiemm. taci
there ei a nme'tleeme inm all leer feartbaIowe.
SIec Iruis (Ievleee)l i seitmplple ictri vctfr ie feer
kesit agn the' freant lere*veett of Ima'r unra"ao
well abitwe beer irekle.ee wlheua ear se lae
tlm nitaet ian "'A Raailalr l)jaeuai'ieel." Rib
1mm,,. jatut the slhacdli. of tIer freeek .rn" eeewe·e
to the aeies of the" t(ieiier. e'e."tmmtwhae."
near. the' ItaIklltt of thee' skirt. atwecat twe.lv..
lutaeiwie apart. ~taatm" tie. tI'eaesr utmal lawe~r
ribboua cte icntch sidla air.' tied telgetha."r in,
it taw. ttey lift time. ha. intie t tar atIett(1gt
atwave' Miea V okee f.-eetit. te.-aI thIe. 1.4.1.
ticemeit Ives atad give, tier trinm uankla.. atad
I meatim-haellh feet eecsmak~tel~ ' nreida tam.
Tlwy we-rtu os tlwir lridal tour. Slat
ISOld 9 pou..,ede. wl~hitl.h. tipsxwel the.
Ia.iai at 14. H.-e l·ft ler lch." for 14fln niulm
sate." while- tie. lhidl their tiesggag-a e.l~.Ldrl.
"t ll.. Henry !" s.lw ratiudul ·t utr Lii.. r-
tOrn.. "you don't know Ihowlntmg it w'uil4t
milif you we-ntt away! I wa lly gwttimK t.
u.-rv.ºurn for fear wem.o"tlhlng had lea epeonel
to youa! You mIhust 1u" MU o sre-rlfl. ela'zr!
Yen will for your little le .-'. make.. we.get
ye.. ele-ar! Ikow I'ma a silly little- thinag.
hout I worry tb. nonawit you g.t out of nay
sight. Ana I not a fn..lish. imwlish little
gil. My 5wct." ee e.a*d in. rl'-ten.
-wlhat would your hoy eke without yo': '
IhLhAr' .Vgaznem.
A /.umber Firm P3'SI.
4 b.wr o. N. Y., N4o. I1. --The lumher
flrum of J. K. Puet & Co. buve is,,tal sa aw
gdgmamcsat. The estiMated liabilititi art
ai~naI f J#a(EI and assets 33.4 known,.
Si~une of the creditors claim fraudl.
Brusr4e carpet 5Ekc at Us... & Counelil'.
Winmor Newrton's tube paints 10 canto
at ('res.' drat stoar.
WILL JOIN ANAMDI.
Al..ama U~MANNIO 011100saw.. s
f w i. s, ot. U· , Th fasre1n
mIfNa. les a 11 e s. etagl umles. it sk
'afas thaI the shad few which both carsnr
are w.tklng aim Lebatiemi. and amaocimld
sawh r they could fIrm an Irv,.ltushcIk
pawa. sad what each .gl..li Is. illusd to
for. united thir cosuld demie In
awl Iion. Anong tWh visiting Alliance
stew were President ULivalgton. of the
Georgla Alliance and Ceammlssiomer of
Ar~idture Hendrewemm. Prrsklent Li.
hagoninw 4Ievned hal an lasr to
a dYlmsemeon of the principles
of the Alliane H eH ~ iln is
comditlon ebf the farrir its tie. south.
how he ladi t, tee eateel agaiiit te gre eat
clt JIItcsaltsee e»tie.e the wit?. &aadt Ilaew he
new Isae'iseg ii IteIge., might et lNwttiet hir
cbiktIent. I Iesa nertjawe el e" nuditisen eel
inneteian tarn,.e fewuane e' fe stuere of hie
tal. Hiae lelnue m nude. i slep inmre".
sikm. maul Ice was Ire q.Ue'etly aupplaceed.v
I'owteqmy'e reply gleu weqi that Iwlew..
tlHeeoethI) me. in zclp:ethy willh the felerit.
tion talk * cud will urge. .+. n.e 'Ll,. eilwe'
luoth oeile."i.. \t. .ua~.leruzuut .141.1 Ic ec 5'L
Itaken to-dc:.."
UtarSLL/s law a Irr moats 6irru.ani.
Soima) Mtiarthlahm anil d *i:iumal IA.te we.re
hrnituht 14 li11 at is IY15 *'uift·ui tf litI M'. I
t'jccl.ek fin the ,'lY)(iiuO um a f sIInbralis) ln'Iu
Ias /o110/111 it ILtrless. lII at *spMl r am tci,
IIOuMiI11 the' jliir its Iktrljue it wa's stated.
tll&i1 half .)f its elwe'llitij. *4amwji'.t af 0111"
ftºiu, So e huhmi5m 1m . "5111 rat',' IrreI a tin ill
vehjl/oIl su l*ake .51e ie &attaa ha. i. Its aiim.' 4f
thwu. U'1 ian' tar'efte'ma fuajalb .I I)1.1
algal VNItI5Z; 14I).$)) miega andtH tairt.
I akheg Ina h' ltar. ande attse"s. let 5151..
hta'sue Ias, 51411y a's _eu11 I's''seiim anrt
I to he fout,,ul isa'mk' 1~thiig51ie. 1151'
Imemush gaf illir llatiuaate' bmrtla. 15s Ik'rli5,,
Thin. Ti. l I.re.. 's luaisI fair raseas artc v.'rvj
1.1gh. anda 1)5ea' a'.eae'gI.'ema"IIa' of thais Las that
151 pt eo mt. u ur eleamhim ii.'emasie ite~ i~Iwu lecIis.*
ve~ry sawklmy ..f thit. 'aeh,5Uh1 ,mrwa'tmtta"s i34 ike"'
Ilmm¶ an-rt' e'.aivt.a ileicfaaftsailie',. als I 1515'l'a5
wiha vi.'w iii that' l..auas'sieg cii tlaj' ri'mmizs
Tlactr art' tie.' hal."sea',.ac tihe. heeslaa. at..154 Intwe
jisiremI's atcil aestldertst amimume thweasem asst the.
flatter. wYting the idlt lift' thea'PM' haItai'i'
liv... anti fths hieea51tif h * tt's." tihe'y' wear.
omshit harts Iii *'uter a-ls the.' lealaih' awfeul
"muod Awricmmtr Msmht nlrs1.
Vram the t'hI.3gVm l1ta aid.
Tim girl l Ia-.Ngbt up Iin An\.ri. a .ic
Ft'41 iwriswiillU . lay u iwri.riKiri fziiher Avid
Iw An> "ria·a :atuotll:r. pr..I-(4 tIl Asu."ri
a":\n lIthe a lt"uNl~l*·. totll al.' sil~le- flrr~i I title
j.Nsko tas fsr, u iur..uul dlu hut helly tilt I NNr
girk. of AiCCrris*3. aunt! Ifor thIse tai. Ix*iU
airiw 4)talgt ti. Ius tblsaskful e~v."te is,. reeaes
stud grate"feal s*vt"r)y .*vs~sjus. lIl.sYv tire,
tiht. rad wosmmns ..f Asasrmiat. T1l. es'º
ins.., timit airs intelsel fsar tlssz:tis fr.sig'it
titlki are asw~tlsissl ..if tsr time- atisih s.4 tme,
lka~tu smal. winksI tile-? tlmsnus.'l h.. *us..t s-.t.
1'r.'un 1 1115h.
ii after liift., Mlr. MWa.&rly" " "%% .h. ~u
pvttrwaar.. I I..aril 4,f ut. u.1tia.g u.m.&rri.t.
DIhstroi. F,.a.. I'r.s: It.,rkr. 1."1 ." .am"rk.
." Slnak..Mm»..".nr.. wza..rk a ". ay
ut.º'u º Nrr. "Ilutt.. Itatuuý: "" .., .ir;
SblLukrlw·;r l·r'- · nlrr\·*.·
TOLL IN A LINE
Ccenphtt." line.. of c.artridge.. at Aauuul- -
da &lanh'im.. (*4.',..
Gunts fot. remnt ati Anaconda Hiardlwa&
Gttuns and atnumunitilon at the ASwautasilk
Hardware-· Con.*
For st·k". arl woal* anti t. Iw'rfgtit
go to E) I's 'onl.ll'M for your .tling.
lawtkka shells at Anaconda H talwarr e
Co'..
New aiuerweair. ovur-uhirta, nstork wear,
hutt and caips. (·ltYm anid shores, at Kattus
&(:oitnuwlls.
Katesw & Connell an- mnarkimg their pew
toc k of ctothling anal fuarnimihinag goclet at
pmrieus that wll plcas*' all who want first
clas goos..
Iºf you want at mit of ckuteu niadel to
ord.r cull at bamts.. & 4 .enum'll. T'hey hav.
over muJ masiples to ma-ieut fron, and g uar
aletae"s Ia prfo-t tit.
A full line of juainiM amid liruattcs of all
kinds .&ana fr founad at A. T. I'luyteras drug
Galedoriar\
Society.
ST. ANDREW'S EVE BALL
Friday, Nov. 29, 1889,
RENSHAW HALL.
E3 TT a.
Fu elt A lllll it .!I 4.11 (;1. l i.'1i 1 I: 1 " t:."
Caledonian Society.
For w t1 Ia- I fnt. tsn, 1.' kIlt it- L. ia aslu.ion of .lso -
i.t & I I5l% n L. Iof 1Ihi l'wIar anl ll.
IMME. JULIA DE BELTRAN
A ndI th I ls - (. I .ra-,.d
VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA
S.I1N4I4lTI\.G; itS 1\1F. Ii 1'l..-. .
HAVE BEEN ENGAGED.
Music on the Bag-Pipes
I WIl.I. ItE FI ItNI.'EIII) n
PROF. COUTTS OF BALMORAL CASTLE,
r *utal.. its vlll liIgha lad ('.·.tllluni,.
RelIs, Strathspeys, Highland
Fling and Ancient Sword Dance
will be Interspersed in the Pro
gramme.
. TICKETS - - $2.50
1* T, t.. hIad at W'II. M. .I. k6'. Tht-4) 4'ularrs.u',
j. j w. I.) s4.rs. M. W.r.l ParK. .1. . 14.sgzjr'. drug
IrrkL. ".Mia mnI r d i I..'r f its uI n tti r.
SCOMM ITE'IK:
TOM '. 4IKAY. 5. I'. Msr:KK4i t.
1* A. M. UltaI OM A. J3. Mi KNZlIK.
The Fortunate One:
WHOP
UVHZ 0 ?
An Elegant Silver Tea
Set given away.
A Handsome Silver
Cake Basket, gold lined.
given away.
A Beautiful Silver In
dividual Caster given
away.
Tcs,'c" ie Irec/s wcill be
Illd(." Ce'crry .Sac/frday
nigh,-. bcginnit g
The Grandest Present of AlL
A Solid Gold Howard
Watch or a Fine Dia
mond Ring or Lace Pin
will be given to the fort
unate holder of the
ticket January 1st.
1890.
Now is your chance. Cont.
in anid tin)d out iarticu!:trs. liht
go.IIsI are Ino&)i on exhibition.
If you cainnot co'rne write for
circulalr explaining all, and our
new price list. S\VlEPING
KE!'[)'CI'( )NS in Silverware
and Jewelry. ANt(TIIER RE
I)L'CI'ION in \'WAT(IIES. A
genuine Wlthl.m Wa';tch and
S Cllronunieter llalance, o nly
S$'.2,; .,tenl wind. Send for
price list. Every boy can have
i a \\'altha.un Wi\',itch.
These presents a1re' givenl t4o -!shw t'ur aIl-preciation of the liberal
Isatronage be-.ts mwem on tus fur ycars.. .11l al't.' inake us better known
b y advert iing ouiir Iihouse. It . m itiuch oif thet le Aitiiiitle tt xNpnclse of
advetrtiii.n , and i ii11 n \ w .\ ilect th-e price if th tie g\e wc sell.
e %.tilit to indliuce \ ut inll to ii w . \ mu .i\\ at Nc tlhave andtl how
lºw \ l. J.st CeC siiel ani hIlk.l ii 'ill ln t he inlmpi rtunedilt to buy.
e tlead thet cut irt" \\c -t in Itl \ ) i-ces. i lt run Il ra-k andl have the
large.t Stork in N loitdi :l to 4 iet t f1:mIl it Vitt %. illt to bul y.
lhle largel-t .stock ini the St.te .anii tle ol des" t hloluse iii tlhe city.
LEYSON & TURCK.
City rTinlckCec-ers antl I.icensetd \\atchllakers to the U:. 1'. R. R..
22 1 Main-st., Butte, Mont.
SPROI TING GOODS.
Just to Advertise This I)cpartment in Our Store we will Rafle
Four Guns.
I Parker Hammerless Safety Shotgun.
I Winchester Repeating Shotgun.
I J. N. Scott Breech-loading Shotgun.
I Winchester Repeating Rifle. Model 1886.
lThis etanrls. tls.e uelt I Elun we are "arrying In, wt-.ck. The prits wUil bete Two T I1gh
andl tre Trwo ljwr, Tukiu t1w 1'rue,, Us they Imay sIt. t.
TICKETS WILL BE $2.oo.
Fer ..tl* at ollr slire. Tlauns ne l -gstze( aof rnmfl will Iw * anrtuiuaa l In tihn ei. retluatmn as gO
I'ket.*lrsre arll .I~clmn..l cf.. W~1. waIll i~ l a..t ly .llt uny l' tei, h:en .wve. Th.w lS r d ,eir han.w. wll
w.i1 tI sall .arl) ty as we Es Iwes. li. ii a ar it that the tik" .ts will all .sa the drol week of uale.
ANACONDA HARDWARE CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE.
FINE 1H()TO(GRAPHS.
My Work is all First-Class and of the Latest
Styles. Enlarging a Specialty.
PA LA CE S TUDIO
Over Peters' Store. Anaconda.
AUIIt 13 1 U( A IJ ýtll I U IUY.
MACCALLUM & CLOUTIER
HAi 7C T RI: t .F1'I D AI (-CAR L.ID OF CHOICE5
CALIFOR.VI.FIA CA.V.VJEI) GOO)DS II'lIICH JI'ILL
BI SOiLI) AT , 0.T'TO.M IPRICES.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
-ANtI--
oC .NTS' UJ RN IS H ING GOODS.
Man.y Importawt Additions have been smade, ýwhiC miU kr SEi a
Lowest ir4es.

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