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TUB WEATHER.
Th. daily reoord a th .l.. .-ran t .I
1 city Is repored hy A. T. PlaIter,
CUlmI Fiet stret. The record for Woe
bu~v w.e: ? a. irn.. 5 degrees i 13 rn., SD
degrees6 p. urn., 3degrees; 5 p. in., 17
./ep!Heir" to te a.adard wilt be re.
-~b~ of the bushd oFwe. or adtA ethe on of
'~eas & Kdue. Main etrwt. Adw~rtdinga
raw oem be learned ad the bedium~ .~.e
".sArd buildiue, nwr of Me". ad
9%" a 1Cfg YirrwoAd"rWr
ABOUT THE CITY.
The uhstantial new buiklingl at the cot
r of Main and First streets was open ed
to tenants yesterday.
Mims Kate Putnamm a favorite actress In
Montana. will appear at Ivan. opera
boume on Saturday evening.
A telegram received in this eity reste..
d anmnounces that C'olonel Rate will re
um freen hi Easter n trip during the
-memat week
In the police court yesterday Henr
Wilson was fineld S and m asts and Geonr.
.rtel * said costs for coumittings nul
The ladies of St. Mark's guild wish to
e~pes their sincere thanks to all tbhoe
who with their time and money so kindly
helped to make the recent fair the succees
It was. The sum of Sils.s was cleared.
whbih Ie very gratifying to all concerned.
rleaaRwa Iat r O . we.
Changes are announced amnon the of
s~leer of the Montana Union railroad. H.
B. Wakeman resigns bhi position and N.
i. O'Brien is appointed superintdendet of
trwat.portation. Mr. Wakeenan, after a
long term of meffcient service, has carried
eut a plan he has long bad In mindI. Mr.
O'Brien'. peomotomn will he warmly com
mended bg everybody who knows hin
and wil puet a tboroughly competent of.
leer in a place of trust and pC~olnnence
in the service of the moad.
Cewiler All light.
Ge<mrw Crowler, the mysmterous theft of
whoe ducks was mo long a burning quase
ts., was arraigned in the polike court
yerday afternooa ona the complaint of
aIrry Sutcliff. an employee n his r.etau
-.at, who alleged that Mr. Crowley die
tuabed the peace by abusing him. Mr.
Crowley saki he had ablndant caune for
viprinanding the coeoplainant, hiut de
nlaed that inl Mo doing le enatdl any p))bie"
disturhance. The prun.wcltion warn so
week and unati'sfactorxy that Judgel Fits
radLd diuasmled the case ansd Mr. Crow
Swas honaraly dimeharged.
The mast complete line of dress trim
mnlge in tbe city is at rate & Connell's.
If you want the fiQest hat made In the
world for itness and durabillty, get the
Chris* at t& Coanell, and no otber.
emos and oesp, boob and sboea, at Rete
A Comarl's.
wamens.
A ba, r5 or 1i year old. for four bours'
lght work a day. Address P. O. bos a,
3mI e P. o. O . etA.
muis- et d importanee to be transacted
at maet mr etl. g. A full attendane is d
sired. C. F. Walker, itcretary.
ArLts' materials as Cues.' drug store.
Dr. T. . muramo.
Jautoppu at S oo Lee's, on Second
Ieretm e man.Anaconda.
Go to "Jack" Ouarbeim for the finet
lameb sad Bohemian beer in the city.
4N mdred bo.es apples at Neal's.
Prim pa r bop .
AU-Weod ·lade' clotb Mc. at Kates &
nw Cbrbtmm i rim at Bates £ Conaells.
rv. seat.
Or reasonable teraa larg kltcben
sa dialog rom, furnmised. Inquir, at
Ooklmm Ifoune. Bas Secon steet
At lstm & Connels the belapest all
wool airy every offered for sale in
Amad& _
ew Is the tme to buy your ciarm and
d 'tm. John V. Petrit carries the
urJn s-of Now York. Key
w1e aed C otroena scaIr. In the wet.
Smioke sh **" Rov-" clar, for sale by
ebin. thM dstll
THESE ARE TME FACTS
---he 1ameWN stm AppeMd Is tlhlb
aog--eus I. w.awa wm s UWes flei
whe a I spsmes the
Whm th adrga I Dotse wre dia.
-e...e. the merto of .sempetiag "r
alarm aseeviWe, Sat.nday right, a-e aM
e.asseement was mad. that the Gamewell
alarm smm was prenouneeed a failure
y several gentlemue well-.kowa In this
eity. The trAUDA3D's aceount of
atrd umetUla in Butte uaotes
Chu[I fh ass anyin that, among
others. O.er Hale and Mr. Tooey, of
this city, de.lared that the Gamuewell ae
tor hebare no good.
These eustlemen declare that they nev
er sead aenyhinl of the sort. It appears
that, onthe occasionof a raseent ire in
this city, the signal did not
work. It was a solitary failure
for which the Gagnewell was it no way to
blame. The fact is that Nuperintendent
Morse has been out of towne and that a
trilang arccident to the wirlfarraway fron.
the lsgnal hor, had not been repaired. As
to the praomptness and accurmacyr of the
rssem. as eused In this city, there Li no
question whatever. Both have baeen ut
to the test mcores of times, and thie aerv· e
Ibr prosved to be adenmrale. But Mr.
Thboen was particularly azzious, on the
occasion of hi visit, to get adverse testi
mony regardlin the Gamewell.
Luas evening Mr. Tooey reenmarked that
be didn't wish to get Ineto anyr cotroversy
over the subject and would he glad to
have no reference made to bis name, heat
he asserted without qualificat ion that
there is not a word of truth In the aser
tlon that hIe used the words ascribed to
him. or any utterance resembling thenm.
O(licer Hale was making hsa usual mroud
last night when a $TA uAiU) reporter fell
nlto conversation with him ota the sutb
ject of Chief Thaees' talk in Butte.
"I never made amny remark of the sort to
Mr. Thones," akid the officer. "He ulno
me andd he wanted a written statement
about the failure of the alarm service
bere. He then said that Mr. Toney had
claimed that he sent In the alarm and
that it didn't work. Just then," added
Officer Hale "Tooey himself came along.
I stopped him and In the presence of
Tbhames be said the story was a lie rest
and last."
The fart is that Chief Tbomes made the
tour of the town soliciting written state
ments and asking for atfflavits which le
could mnot procur in any instance. Ho
was shown the system at the works, but
deliuedl to see tests nmde. He was evi
dently particularly anxious to find some
body who was willing to testify agaimst
the Gammowell systeen, and he made a
dead failure in the attempt. There are
other entlemnen in town who were ap
pr)auled by Mr. Thomens o the subject,
whose names the NTAxuDAn in at liberty
to use it Mr. Thomes desires further evi
drm.
The Gamewell systemn har long been In
uso in this city adt at the works. It .ias
been a very satisfactory eervice and has
henl tested hliere a great masnay tines. It
Is the system In use In siearly all the large
cities in the Umnitedl States. The Gaynor
systeu has bean adopted in Salt Lake. but
it is not completed there anud that city has
as yet had no practical use of the system
that furnis.es testinmony tlhat Is worth one
red cent.
NOTES FROM MISUiOULA.
A Jury seer.va I. kSe (mllard (ias-tIg
oess Eatat. Weauseel tea.
Special to the Mtandant.
MIUanOULA, Mont.. Dec. 16.-The work
of cureainrl a Jury in the trial of the state
vs. David (ollard wasr completed thlis
evening. Collard is charged with the
murder of Cls. Campbell at Noson. Mis
soula count,. on the night of May utbh.
Tle following cases will ncome in the
orker namedl The state va. James Mc
iUn and Samuel Rycker, chargcd with lar
ceny from the railroad wreck at Trout
(:reek; the state vs. Jack Johnson.
charged with assault to commit rape ; the
state vs. Joseph Johnson, asamsult with a
deadly weapon; the state vs. Daniel
Pawkes, for the muarder of Phllip Portin;
the state vs. Lena Fisher, for selling liq
uor to Indians.
A npokane syndicate, represented by
Judge Wood. William Shaw. cashier of
the Spokane national hank: G. H. Braley,
a wholesale furnitures dealer; and Arthur
Mason, a real estate man, have purchased
80 acres in South Missoula, of Mc(onnell,
Cook & Co.. for $100,000.
PERS"NAL.
C. Porter, of Cork. reland, is in the city.
A,,lit..r 'ulatl.ra.eº1i, of the M.lntsul
Union, was in the city yesterday.
W. L. Stitrr. of Portlanll, is registered
at the Montana.
It. M. Hallater andl R. H. Sawyv.r. of
Tb'r * Porks. an-t E. Ld. Tra-k of Butte,
ae asnloaz yesterday's arrivals.
T.amaLs.eL WItu .es.t mrwstasem.
Prm the OCmha World.
,estosl--Mr. Healtly, I called to rut
your share of the fund annually sub.
errihed for keeping the cemetery in re
pair.
Mr. Healthy-Well. I've concluded I
woh't twy a manr e toward it. I've con
contribud bor 1 years and none d
to hae as yet wot a cent' worth of
WaMin Club.
.e are egoraailmg two watch and dl
monod olam, of tkr membhers each. Osn
requires the payment of one dollar per
week adl the other of two dollars per
eek. T maner of buying watesh.
diamumndi amid othe arie jewels as-
become very p s. The bsmal amou.t
rquihsed each w places a membership
within the reas. o ovef rrooe. and tlU
money you pay la would perps be blown
in ln mone otbher way you woukd have
nothing to show for it but by joining our
clubs and without elin is a burden you
moon have an elegant pic, of j .
V1 wish those thiinking of joining ldub
would call at our store and see the qualit
of goods we propose furnishing members
of our clubs. We have the newest and
brightest stock and the best values for the
maoney. . . Maniasr . Co.
Bates & Cousneils .0LO0 laies"' eloak i
worth o A ).
ror Rn. wool or silk underaMrsf far gnts
go to Roet. & Conncll's.
Pre.mrlptwousacuratelr compounded at
A. T. Playtwr' drug staoe. dy or sight.
AI shades of plusbe. at esass & Coa
molfor tf M emts.
Go to Miss H. V. White for the bes and
most complete line of miliner good
vm oRered la Anseonds.
Christmas tie, .0k mu.tr,. milk band
kmechief. .mhrboklded silk suspenders
saul dippers at Estes & Connel.
A OHAIRMI P-WOIIUAmdm
M.-ig Wmadiem Sammm-es UleW im
athe kme " esm re pesl. ..
IAke an enid In a de emi I Mimam Mad
dern compared with thle mulfiie at
atresses who so by the mame of emeston
al. so fve hPes ranst ad w -e.m e *ee
tation, - simple and yet o asa so
natunl and yet so unerr~n lr alY .ne,
Miss Maddern les a artlst to whlm is
a deep and rernbhlag plekmure. Thre
wee mement alast nigit whe she hrashed
the tweMr of the aMsleMie with a skil and
sddennmes that eaueed the ta to leap
Into the eeed of the mrot Manlmpswelo
able. The play "ln Stte of All" Ie on
strused to :s= her abundunst oS arun
Ile to displa bhe splndid Iah. MIssO
Maddern's supp ir s of amusmIJl it
quality. Mr. Favershasm s u n--b
but repentant husband of th ne
Mr. layton as her bibulous brotber, UwJs
Mie Kline as the dashing prlim a dan
of the ra are exceptonal y ood. Mr.
Edwards to polished and mostadml-able
actor, in whoe iLnpersonation of the
"intpressalo" the audence took nlino
kdlight. Mism Maddena aid her Cumted
romnpany may he amsured always of a
warm welecome at thi cityr.
NOMEL WATCH AND DIUAMOND CLUBS
-r. Keppler Oremlasat. Asessm me ,,Utd
Orwe Umeilt to eb.Ir Moeadees.
At the request of a very lare number of
patrons, J. C. Keppler bus decided to or
ganise haboe watch and diamond ehbas. In
order that the people of this city sad vi
cinity may have an opportuanity toprocur
goods upon that satisfactory plan. Solicit
ing agents of outskide lubs have been in
tbis place lately,and when it is coanidred.
that their commuission is neeemarily add
ed to the cost of the goodl purchased, it
will he seen that the home club offers
decidked advantage over outside ones, as
the agents' ,conmluski is done M wy with.
and Mr. Keppler can thus dispose of go
at prices below what tie same artie can
he purchased elsewhere. Another cones
mendable feature of the homne club is that
all kinds of exradsa can he purchased by its
membenrs where.as outskie clubs eonfine
their amles solely to watches and
diamonds. The terms are the usmal onew
of 61 weekly payments. Mr. Keppler ls
now in reladinss to take numbers for a
$100 cluh, a .90 club and a 61 club. For
further information apply at
. adng JewEPPler. Anacnda.
Youat Shg JOeler. AS 00tad.
PLACED IN COMMAND.
meetS.. ot of ere Ut Mte iMare gasly
Mr.ms Mmd Usei Cempaer.
At a moeting of the Marmus Daly ragine
and Home company last night, these ol-l
crers were elected : chief. James Richey;
Brut assistant forenan, J. S. Dougherty;
ecw.n. l assistant foreman. J. G. Morre;
tressurer DaIvk Lewis; secretary, W. C.
Converme; captain of the hose Mont. J.
Pi.kel, Lem Pope Pat Lolge, I. T. ('on
rey; e-ngineers, ark Willamsn, Jaume
Mc(losky, Charles A. Wilsou speela fire
police, W. J. Dickinson, J. E. Jones,
Charles Hinse, Ben Murphy. D. H. Evaunu,
Clharles W. Harruton; trustees. John
McClosky, N. J. Dickinson, H. R. rowwn.
TOLD IN A LINE.
Complete line of cartridges at Anacon
da Hardware Co's.
Guns for rent at Anaconde a lardwae
Co's.
Guns and ammunition at the Anaconda
Hardtware Co's.
or style. good goods and a gpermt ft
go to Esk a (Connsell's fwo your ckltLing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co's.
Estes & Connell are marking their new
stock of clothisng andl furnishting goods at
prices that will please all who want lest
clams goods.
If you want a suit of clothes made to
arder call at Estes & Connell. They have
over 800 samples to select froan, and guar
antee a perfect fit.
WhaI.. Yee IKow
about the' Nuperb Pullman Dining Cars
which have been recently placed In serv
ice via the Union Pacific. "The Overland
Route?" They run on the fast Vestibule
Expnss b letween Councll BlInfR antd Den
ver and onl "The LAmlted Fast Mail" be
tweet Council Bluffs and Portland.
If you want to get a sumnptlous meal
whlle traveling, don't tall to take the train
on which these Diners run. Meals, whih
cannot he surpassed in any of the first
cla.r hotels in the country, are served in
these carms at Th.e, each.
UNl.oN PA'lvlC KAIlIWAY.
I'A..KNI44IK IIKrATMflIIT.
IurrT. Moat.. Nov. wt, Inm.
Agrpeta ti Montana: A rate of one and
one-fifth fare for the round trip to apply
locally within a distance of 900 miler has
ee n madle for the C(hristma and New
Year holidays. Tickets to he mold 1)e.on
bar .t, S and 1.. 18UB, anm January 1, 111Kg.
Final limit. January r. 1I0. Advie the
public. Youra truly, J. A. Luwis, gtneral
agent.
Proed of Hl lm.lpedlnwt~d.
Fro.m lu.k.
T. C:hlmondely Kerridge (of "Lon
non") : "But our railway carriages are
maore confortable than yourm-don't you
know ?" Pullman A. Carr (of ('icago) :
"How are they Iatled?" T. ('l/hlmon
dely Keerrle': "Well-- al t --tl*y're not
heated--dop t you know ? But you ought
to use the deliglhtful traveling rug, we
carry. . .
A Mtm.fr..
Frosm the New York (wmmercial Advertlisr.
I bear that Bronsom has a recular soa.
snap in the goernmet .mpo. "Yesi
bhi position as all ok--e ddetective
in the mint." '"Thbon ie l cake-It
must be mintep."
Paints, oUs and window glass are e
ried Lo stock by A. T. PlaYr, drulst..
The eMebrated l rds nderwear at
este & comau!rs.
A. T. P r bas ju ..m ,seeavd a.b.hr
lo of unlu.i Hnmyu Clay ciars.
LadIls, at Mis H. V. Whit'. youesa
t: all klinds .o stmpl doas with s.
- asul dispaeb. A ars lot of pates
to EeCt frbOm. _
The latest fall and winter shapes ina
celebrated Christy hats, at ates & C
nI s.
job. V. rstISa
Has ,w receved WO= cimgar which will
~plrlop tbq mstk. at vmamaM.b
A. T. Pt~av. bm us hr scived alarg
pla cac k p ain ts an d w in d ow glam .
Corwl" makes specimlties of turke
dinner mad caffus as motber mmmd. It.
Iaus InEmlue £ db. Ansat hUVUIIta'
Twmat -Bv. p.r cyst Is talan off fe
iL s mlbu. bought at E.t & Caamdl
Mesamtl.· Co.
NEW MOVES AT HELENA
ft Us hlmme0s sonhm b
Idhe eM 4hS Week WM
possea to e seadeird.
HaMA. Doe M>.-The week pened at
the cou houe this monanlg wf a n
iune poidlal saking up, art of wbe
wp et o the programme. As was e
p·ted h democrat Msenators a mbled
at the Meato ehambe this morning and
qualified. The norrtdorwer flHed with
politeans and spectators at an early hour
befo the opening ofthe senate. Promptly
at 10 o'loek Lieutenant Governor Rick
ards called the senate to order. and asked
temporary Cletr Gilbert tocall the roU. AU
the snators, republican and democratic
answeredo their name. Senator Brown
baving glo up out of a sick bed to be
present. After Chaplain Berry bad offered
prayer the minutes of the previous day's
meeting were reed and approved. Lieu
tenant-Governor Richards then sakl:
"Tbere are present this morning the usual
number of senators, together with the
eight democratic senators who have been
absent from our meetings. I will there
fore ask these gentlemen if they ae
ready to take the oath of office."
A democratic voce answered, "We
are."
Lieutenant Governor Rickard then maid:
"I will appoint enators Hedges and Par
berry a committee to wait on Chief Justice
Blake and request blm to visit this cham
aer to administer the oath to those mena
tors who have not yet quallfed."
The committee returned with the chief
justiee, who administered the required
oath to the eight democratic menators. via:
Mesers. Becker. Baker, Hoffman, MeNa
mar., Parberry. Hennessr, Thornton and
Rudd. A recess ol fiteen minutes was
then taken, during which all these just
sworn In submeribed to the oath. On re
susting seselon Chief Justice Blake re
ported this fact and departed to fle the
subscribed oath with the secretary of
state. The senate was then adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning.
The whole affair paed off pleasantly,
though there were no signs of enthusiasm
shown by either side. While all this wa
going on the house had taken a short re
come. After reassembling Mr. Comly n
troduced the following resolution:
WramRAS. This hbaae ot reresenliatives of
the Ntate of Montana, holdiag its sessoas La the
hall of the house of representatives in the sourt
hbose at Helena. Montana. has been duly oga
bed sinre November 3s, atna; and
WHKIeAKs , .ertain members elect of this
body, to-wit: IHelle fllow the as of l the
republi-kn representatives, with the exception
of Iketnan., Bray. Thomplsn. Monteath and
IStoerts.e of Itiver Itow.I Have wilfully absented
themselves, and Utill s absent themselves, Mad
reflse to quality and assume their seats in this
body: now., thereforew e It
Ie'rdrd. That each of said absentees he outi
eed to appear within the body of this house
forthwitt and then and there qualify as a anem
ber thereof, and In the event of his refusal sa te
Ido the. this house will take actklm upon his e-p
heal.
R.erds. Vurther. Lthat osntire o this order ofat
the hons be gives by the suer[.esat-at-srms, de
livering a ropy hereof. signed by the speaker
and attested by the chief elerk, to each of lmid
ahenstees without delay.
The resolutions were immediately adop.
ted and signed by Speaker Blakely and
Chief (:lerk Pond. Armed with copies of
these reslutions Sergeant-t-arms Finlan
started out to serve them onn the republi
can rumpers. He found fourteen of them
in the corrkdors of the court house. They
received the papers in a very serious way
and were evidently rattled over the new
turn of affairs. The other rumpers were
found this evening. This action of the
democrats has placed the republicans in
a very awkward position, for the notifica
tion sent to the rumpers is simply follow
ing the example et by the republican sen
ators. In addition, the action of the dem
ocratic senators thbis morning now places
the entire blame for the dead.oek
upon the rumpers. The senators
have qualified but unless they vote the or
ganisation of the seate mcannot be com
pleted and no possible advantage ean be
gained by the republicans. The demo
crats hamve clearly inereased the strength
of their position today by their action in
both houses. They have a confidence
greater than has been shown during the
past week. "
The runmp hoetse met this evening and
inmnediate.ly adjourned. A long caucus
in whichi the repubhlicat senators partici
pated followed the adjournment. It is ex
pected to-night that the result of this con
test will he pretty well settled before the
week is over.
Adv.ert5.e Lestetr Us.
Letters remaining unclaimed In Ann
conds postofice for the week ending
December 1. SleN:
l.n. • Martln, Rot. V
larrlirt. Ja m s IEt )
-m M anrltaW C
ll. . lem 11A
SMJer" .e, ( Ge.
. M Msabse
Incallin for thee letters the applicant
must call for advertided letters and give
date of this list. One cent will be eal
lerted for each lease. If not called for
wthin two weeks thy will be sent to the
~~~~asa Mts ~~r . Moosa P. M.
For $15 a month you can buy a lot in
Columbia C(ty Butte's choice resident
-ocallty.that will double In value in twelve
moonthl. Call on or address thp . T. C. B.
oornpany. 41 East Broadway. Bute, Mont.
Call and mse Bstes Connells I cent
plush&.
The Arnhas~n a "' bbs was .e.d..
Visitný cards n.Ma writS.m, a Tripp'.
ILaMle all wooI semeh .mdrme a
3.5. & Corsmlk for Ue m..
CLL' ON
Hennessy Mercantile Co.
-FOR-
HO.LID7 Y
GOODS
ALL THE
LATEST NOVELTIES
Prices the Lowest.
CALL AND EXIMINO.
D. J.Hennessy Mercantile Co
Corner Oak and First-sts,.
I. I. JACOBS,
Northwestern
FUP STORE
41 West Park-st.,
B.UTT., MONT.
M.AUVAlrCT.ER OF
Fine and ledinm Grade of Fun
SEALSKIN GARMENTS
Made to Order a Specialty
Particular Attati liva ito Bdr in
and Imvtitg1 OM tulaIus.
HlgAbet Market Prices Pad for Raw Purs.
Anaconda Livery Stable
D. 0. 3MOWN LL, PMGVn=
Buggies. Saddles and Horse
for Hire.
ANTD43 DIWFRIUCT'OUU OIOfIlE COUNTY
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