The Anaconda standard. [volume], December 19, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19. 1890.
TRAVELERS'GUIDE.
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Unitemm A. M.. silier h^.^ IMV% A.
rtnsrt11:31 A.M. Connects ill Muart with
tramwlil. h Inm's Cammn at lo.ju A. 41.,
IVn I mUr in 44 A. v. .^.^^6:.HO l\ iC^From Hull.' leaves Untie 0:36 I*.
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Ati I. M., Dki l.odgvj u 1'. M., Stuart
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train*nrrtiiT.^KitO A. M.lor Harrison Stuart fglA.M...
IWiI/k1i:i Jli A. M . liarnsaiiat 10-AO A.M.^^ itO A.M.-. or liuit.- Miuin nl Hi A.M..
mut how in-US A. M., arm inn at Itutt^. W-:M
A.M.
IMP.M. K^.r Nulii- and Carrlson-Leave
MOarlal 3:OS P. M.. .mors 111 lllltti. lit 3:SU I*.
M..Harrison al i ll r. M.^6:A0 I^. M. COT Butt^ LMVeMOBft at
M.,arrlvuig in llutte at i r. I'. M.
Arrivaland Departure of Mails.
MAMSDTI'AItT HAM V TOR
Dml/wlfe, Helena and points North^and Writ oi HelenaR.K) A. M.
nuttc.. ajsA.ll
Hutte,Helena, Drcr IahIhc, Muart^and MinnesotaI M.
Mia,all iKiiut* ninth, all Kail.in
sti... :^^^!!
rarnill ^^^uS1
Ialdr and r^i. ii. rH, ll.im A. M. .Monday, \NoJ-
ucida)and Fttaay.
MAMSItjjn DAILY rR^H^Butte^ *A. M.
Helenaand beef I od ^ ^II. ^ A.
All|K^mi^ North and .-est of Harrison HUM* M.^All points Norlh mid KaM of i.air son lo.ljr. M.^All points South, all l aMt in slat-
ml Hull. I1.ro A. M.
Can.ill ^.itn*. M.
Cableand pjrrucft, l.uu r. M. Tuesday, Thuis
dav,Saturday.
Allniallii close minutes hcf.^re depirture.
COALCLOSEJT HAND
Alioe on Lost Creek Only Six Miles^From tlie City.
WHATIT MAY AMOUNT TO
Someof th^ Coal Will ba Brought^to Town Within a Few^Days and Put Upon^the Market.
THE WK ATHIiH.
(tMdaily rcrord of tlio thermometer In^this city i^ reported liy A.T. I'lay tor, drug^^gist, corner Mum unil First struts. The^record for ^^^ slcrdny was: ' a. in., -1 de^^grees above; 1- in., IK dogrcoi above; 4 p.^in., 50 degrees aliovi ^; sp. in., ;I7 degrees^above.
ABOUTTHE CITY.
M.LfRourk of MUeonla la in lown.
w.c.Ortosl of
isitycaterday.
Ilutli'paid th^- city i
FrankFlowers li ft yesterday for liict^home ill Chicago.
JudgeWilliam II.
tercdat tin- Montana
HiWilt was regis-^\ .-i.iiUiy,
Hr.^ i. I.eisrr anil family i xpect to leave^t eday for an extended ti ip I a-t to visit^relatives ami Mends.
Coalwill lie hrouglit to the oily next^week from a new mine on Loat creek^alxiut ail miles from town. A fine u|^-^|waring rein lias heen iliaeovereil ami^work ia heing vigorously pnslied to nee^what it amounts to. (liierutions cxtenil^from tlie lied of the en-ek into the side of^a mountain, anil die indications of a gissl^limly of coal are said to lie very favorable.^Samples of it have already been brought^to town in saeka, und the coal gave thor^^ough patisfuclioli when burmsl. Indeed,^it is said by those who have tried it to lie^siiiw rior to any bituminous eoal ever sold^lu re. The |iros|^eot ia owned by Salt^take gentlemen, who liuve imported^an experienced coal miner from^1'ennaylvania to develop the prop^^erty. It ia too early yet^to form uuy estimate of the miantity of^coal obtainable, but the expert ia reaaou-
ablyIldeut that the deposit ia big
eiiouglito supply the private consumers^of Anaconda for - nil.- time, and perhaps^it may prove to be u bonanza. If I... ex^^pectations arc fuUIHe^l and Mm coal is^placed on the market here, it will ma^^terially cheapen prlees. The principal^expense would lie ill hauling it to town by^wagon, but as the mine is fairly easy of^,i. ecs ihi., expeii- i- would not lie com^^i !erable.
Thesi Salt Lake gentlemen, to^^gether with II. K. Hrown of tins city, who^is also inlereated ill the coal mine, lo^^cated a silver and cop|^er mine yesterday,^naming it the Dixon. Aasays of the flout^are very |iromisiiig.
Harry1the pawnbroker, lia^ a nice se^^lection of Christmas preter.ta diaplayud^in Ida window, such as watches, jewelry,^musical instruments, etc. It will be to^your interest to give him a call,as you can^procure gissls at half their value. He has^also a large stock of unredeemed pledges,^gooda of every dcacription.to be aacritlced^at leas than cost.
Tollrnl.
Fireand frost proof atorage room, large^enough for live carloads of applea or^merchandise. Impiim at the St. Law^^rence Centennial Brewing company sa^^loon on l'ark avenue.
Takeit before breakfaat,^ l^ecause it
willgive yon n apisMile, regulate the^bowels and cleanse tlie system of all im-^puritics-Dr. II.-nicy's F.ngliah Daudeliou
Tonic.
Lost.
Tuesdayor Wednesday, folding fan^dentai.hone, with chain attached. Hetiirn^to si imi 1IU) job room und get reward.
TheSmith Premier typewriter aur-^iihsm's every other machine in tbu market.^King ^ Kennedy, agents.
ATTHE THEATER.
Mlustrel
-Seal
(ienrgeWelcome will leave to-niorrow^for Minnesota where lie will spend the^hcliduys with relatives and friends.
TheArcade suIimiii will soon lie moved^from its present stand into the store re^^cently occupied by the'I nitio llurdw ure^company.
Theadvance sulc of tickets for the^minstrel show is very large ami indicates^a crowded house. Tickets arc on sale ut^A. T. l'laytcr's.
HurrySmith won ihe gold-headed cane^which was rallied oil m Toooy A Hunt's^saloon last night. Ho threw 41, the larg^^est number tin own.
Mike^ I'M ira has fully recovered from^his recent illness and lias taken the day^shift in Harney McCiuhy's saloon in^place of I.rni st 1 miner.
Theannual election of olllcern of Aca-^cia lodge No. ^ I . | A. M. will take^place this evening at die Masonic hall.^All members are r. ipiesie.l to be present,^ami visiting hrelbfSJSI are cordially in^^vited to altellil.
Amongthe arrivals ut the Montana^yesterday were: \V. H. Ingham; A. 1).^Wheeler, II. C.; s. M. Metoiirey, Ked^L slge: W, M. I oy, .lame- P. Ilayne,^Hutle; A. i umpbell. Hilling-; A. C. Ls
Ban,Helena; John II. Cl.iyls rry, Helena;^I, Weiss, ( hicago.
Thesisters of Si. Anu s hospital would^like Ihcir friends throughout the cily to^save all their old linen, muslin and the^like for use ut the hospital. Men's old^clothes ami underwear ami every thing Ml^the kind will Is' thankfully received.^Leave word at the Stvnim mi ollles and a^ineaaenger will be scut to receive the coll-^tributn.n'.
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TroulilrAmong Ihr lainflladlaa.^The trial o' Ida Wallace, who was^charged with | ctii larceny, was heard bc-^for^. Judge PltSfl raid yeslerduy altcr-^noon. She w a - urn -I. d on complaint of^Ids lliadfnrd, w ho alleged that Wulluce^had stolen c. rlaiii arlu l. s of It. 11 cloth^^ing ami die like. It appears that both^women are the tin -11 ^--is of houses on^the row, and the Bradford woman at^^tempted to -how that Ida Wallace had^carried off the alleged goods in h aving^her place some ^ o. h- ag. . The evidence^waa very weak and the charge could not^Ih^ sustained. Judge Pitggi raid taxed up
tin-i .i.ik ..f the. .i-. i.i Um BrndfonL
AnMai l. MnriilliK I tulit.^A very hard light tisik plat .^ in front of^Tooey A Hunt's -uloon early yesterday^morning. It was between two well-known^character-, the ^Mormon hid^ and a^rounder known as Jack Hurley. The 1^trouble occurred within the saloon, but^both men were put out ami fought on the^outside. The tight was a vicious one and^I^.ti. men were punished badly before |^they were -. panned. The ^M inion Kid^^was arrest il and placed in jail yesterday, 1^but Hurl, v could md be found, and il is !^believed that he has left the ci'y.
MbsMfM II^ Hut. linV Cuinn.
IllIhr Standard's sih . i.iI W nr.
Blrih. Bee. Is.-At the meeting of the |^lliitchers' union this evening, the follow^^ing additional ..Hirers were elected: lie-i^Cording Morstafy, I. I. Trunk ; liuaticinl |^secretary, W.C ']'alley ; bosMM r, t hris^Binder, e. ,n.hu lor, H, 11111 ^ r; llnanec
committee,I . i. Rnbie, i. CrockwU.
t.S. M.-lnni-; Iruste.-, \\ .lliaui Mat^^thews, W. P. llui r..w.-, I .! Luxton. Frank^Mclnuis,C. L. * raig. l in y will meet at^;i o'd'm k ^ bristinas afternoon and at Ihe^same t in. M New Year - all. rnooii, in-^ateadof in the evening. Airangein. nl-^arelx'iug made for the charter.
ThrMlnslrrls.^HlTTI., Ihe !^ (.o.dyear, F.lilch A^Schilling's M ins trail have a great mspii-i^lion to their coinpauy in the famous^Luropean athletes, the Brothers la ondor.^They are called the hthi -t, strongest men^on earth; th^y an' simply marvelous in^their Greek and lb.man gladiatorial con^^tests and classic p..storings, n im'senting^mythological, hi-lorual and biblical^statuary. The entertainment u|ieus Mon^^day night.
Coldand silver il imbl s make a nice^present to a lady. S. I.. Met I,,, ,v t ,,.^XI Weat l'ark street. Unite.
Thelieat beer in the inaaket for sale in^any ipianlily at the St. Lawrence sabs.n,^on Park avenue. Cenieiuual Brewing^^MBfaMjr,
TheIs'sl beer 111 llie market for sale In^any quantity at the St. Lawrence saloon,^on Park avenue. Centennial Brewing^company.
Thebiggest stock of genuine Meer^^schaum and French Bnur Pi|^ea can be^found at U. Tietjcu's cigar atore.
StockholdersMeeting.
Theannual meeting of the stockholders^of the First National bunk of Anaconda,^Montana, will be held at said hank on^Tuesday, the lath day of January, 1801,^between the hours of 4 ntid I p. in.
W.M. TxOBaTOX, C'aahicr.
UV l/Al III t'L, Wholesale aud ketail^llu.l' i lly. Montana.
nv.dku.knit.y.s
M-JTONiC-MToivr.A.r.T M.'
.JHDIGE STJON ^ CONSTI PAT 10 N
IIA B'AI in.' I^Bun.'i'il^. Montana
showTo-Morrow Night^V, ^^^ I,'^ Atlrartlons.
ttfthe miiistela who appear at Kvana^opera house to-morrow night, the Denver^nMM anys: ^The Goodyear, Elitch A-^Schilling ininstrcls continue to do a de-^servi dly large business, in ipito of the^very strong attractions running at the^oilier theatres. The performance through^^out ia an excellent one and of a suf^^ficiently varied character to pleaae all.^The aperialties are numerous and have^Im-cii well selected. The orchestra is^much above the average and the selec^^tions particularly good; the vocal work^merits special notice. I he llrst part has^made u great hit, and deservedly so, being^a rich and novel setting. Last evening^the house was very enthusiastic aud u|s^preciatire, and this organization may^conlldenlly expect a prosperous season.
Ne\iWednesday evening, December^.'I, Professor Herrmann's Trans-Allan-^tuples will appear at the opera hCMM^I he Hoston ftatly IYmmMbV says: ^From^the beginning of the wonderful and^charming entertainment ut the Qtobi^theatre until its thrilling fluule there is^not one moment w ithout its absorbing^interest, its comical situation, or dr. .11 al^^lusion, without its -i ai l.le and brilliancy.^The company with which Professor Herr^^mann seeks the patronage of the theatre-^going public is certainly one of the best |^of its kind ihut has ever appeared in tins^inly. Ihe Trulls-Atluiitiipii's will draw^crowded houses us long as they remain^hen', tin Monday night and last even^^ing large and delighted audiences greeted^the players aud inspired them to excel^even themselves in their various parts.^Several mcmliers of the company appiar^for the llrst tune in this country.
CAN'TTRANSFER HIS PROPERTY.
Mrs. Correa Wants a Slice of It Hrsldrs^a lilvorre.
lbITU, Dec. IH. Alice Correa liegan an^action in the district court lo-duy to obtain^a divorce from her husband, Manuel^Convu. who has a teamster's stable^near the Silver Bow mill. Mrs. Correa^claim- that her husband has for more^than a year past been guilty of infidelity^to her in his ndationa with a woman hy^the name of L. Kobhina. She also ullcgea^that he has been rather t^s^ intimate with^divers other women. They wcie married^ut Stockton, Flab, in 1S7II. and came to^Hutle seven years ago. Then' are two^children from die marriage, Joseph, aged^'.i year*, and Leo, aged is months. Mrs.^I orrca asks for the custody of her child^^ren as well as for a divorce, and also for^alimony.
Inpetitioning for alimony, Mrs. Correa^staled that her husband owned M work^horses, two saddle horses, wagons ami^buggies to the aggn-gate M^HJMa\ She^al-o claim- that her husband owns the lot^on w hich his stables are situated near the^Silver Bow mid, and that this property is^worth at least fJ.lIX). She ullegi s that^Corrcu'a income from his hiisim -s is fftv^u month, anil that this l.u-i-^ii. has been built up partly^by her capital aud effects, she having in^^li. u early married life given him I860,^the pr.M'ceds of a bouse und lot which she^ow ned in her own right before marrying.^No part of this money baa liccn returned^to her, she says, and now she la ao utterly^destttuM us to be unable to^pay Ihe costs of registering her^action with the clerk of the^c. in t. i Mi Mrs. ^ orrea's alll lavit thut her^liu-band was intending to turn over his^property aud hu-iiiess to another person^in order to avoid paying her her just de^^serts. Judge Mcllattou issued a n'slrain-^ing order from the com t this afternoon^forbidding t orn'a to di-posc of his pro|s^eriy until peinnltcl by the court. 'Fins^order was served this evening.
l.theriMI'sHand.
Hiin., Dec. IS. The sale for the^faniout Lilierati baud opened big^to-,lay, ami the bind will Ik^ greeted^w nil Ihe largest house given to a musical^attraction for a long time. The baud^gave ureal satisfaction lust season and^they arc said to he better tins year thaii^ever.
sSl,uT^ buys a lluely furnished a room^house, a chisels and bam ; gisxl location,^terms ea-y, owner leaving the city. En-^^pun-of Hoii. k A Moot, First street.
UmIh st Ir in Ihe market for sale in
unyi|iianlity at the St. Lawn'ticc saloon^on Park avenue. OMNMUsW Brewing
roni|any
W1 . ra lid you get that pn tly album^^At King A kiuncdy'a, of course. They^have many i.iore and lots of pretty Christ^^mas presents.
Imporlaiitto Cigar Dealers.
Ihe cigars manufactured by 1). T.. t.. a,^Anaconda, Montana, have pmv.sl them-^m Ive- to lie equal to the beat of mp. . ^^ .1^br.imb, and cigar dealers will do well by^liaving their cigars made to order there.
JohnBarkovich has refitted his house,^lieat drinks can lie got from him. Gire^him a call, Cheatnut between Second and^Third.
Dr.Hobert Hrown, manager of tlie Oc^^cidental Medicine company, will visit^Anaconda, Monday and Tuesday of each^week for a short time. Otlice at Hotel^Jennings. Consultation aud diagnosis^free. The remainder of each week lie^may he found at the Paragon house, 10U^Broadway, Butte City.
Smokethe Irwin cigar.
Ladles!
Don'tyou know that the Christmas pres^^ent mostly admired by men is a box of U.^Ticljen's Anaconda cigars.
Itaths!Baths!^For ^S rents ut the Montana hotel bar-^tier shofh
Smokers!
Callfor '.). Tietjcu's Anaconda Cigars^and you will get satisfaction.
J. C. KEPPLER
Anaconda,Montana,
Watchmakerand Jeweler,
DealerIn
DIAMONDS
All Qrades of
Watches,Clocks Jewelry, Op^^tical Goods, Silverware, Etc.
.roit.
(M\m,W AMI CAR
GLOVES.MITTENS
AND
Furnishing+ Goods^Low Prices anil fctt Sales.
NEWUNION BLOCK.
kSTAIiUSIIEDiMj.
Fitzpatrick^ Strickjaden,
HNACONDR
Real:: Estate :: Agency,
K11ISTbTKEKT, AN ACONDA.
HealEstate and Insurance Agents,^Mining Brokers, Collectors and Convey^^ancers.
DR.ROBERT BROWN
Mansperof Hi^ occidental HmIMM Com^^pany, is located for a snarl time only^in lluttr, at Itoouis H and 19,
+ PRRRCON HOUSE +
109West llroadmiy, where he may be consulted^free of charur on all Chronic Diseases of both^Sim s. He will dlagoosr your disease and tell^)ini the rauseuf vonr tmuldrs without asking^mm ^Stack) IWUlhal The methods of alias'-^iio-is and treatnirnt used by this rmnirut^sisx'lalist air rutirrly new ami unknown to the^mass of in. dieal practitioners Dr. Brown pie^|^ies his own medicines, thereby Kuaianteep(j^purity of r.intents and vorrcclncsis of rcsulli.^Be Is in possraslon of new and valuable rsme-^diri unkuowu to the profession at larur, which^arc Klvru to his paPeula only, llrst of rrfrr^cii. es can hr l- vru l.y .'.'illin.: ill Ins oilier.
il-cures all Chronic lu-cuses such as Female^Wiuknrts, Nrivous Diseases, Kheiiiiiatisin,^Cautrrh, Diseases of the Throat, l.tings. Heart,^stomach, L ver. Kidneys or Blsddcr, Stricture,^lltipture. Sexual Weakness, Hectal Discuses,^Piles, fissure. Fistula, etc. Dr. Itrown particu^^larly invites those given up by others to consult^him. Ilcdiagnusrsall discasct without askuiK^any uiiesli ms.
AllKnp nit- an I pile cases the Occidental^Medicine company, ihiouvh Dr. llrmvn, will
. , I .;, . ^ il It.. With. ,.! Mill^ ur I'UUSllC 01
i,Inn.I the tn.ui.-y.
ATTHK JKN.MM.S U0TKL, MONDAY and^1IT.SPAY.
BUSWELL,
THE
11m jw!
Atthe 11EK 11IVK.
FIRSTST., ANACONDA.
btwuii;HmMmI for tide
7/lisSpace Reserved for
M.S. ASCHHEIM,
THELEADING-
1800
HNHC0NDHBRHNCH.
Throughthe Holidays we will distribute Cutlery to our customers
Freeof Charge.
AStimulator for Cash Trade to Wide Awake People. \
Witha $15.00 cash purchase; a set ^i) of Solid India White Metal Tea Spoons, sold^everywhere for $1.25 to $1.5U per set, better than any triple plated goods, aa^ihey don't wear off.
Witha $2J.O0 cash purchase; a set 161 of Dessert Spoons, same as above, sold by^Jewelers generally at $2.0) to $2.50 per set.
Witha #41.00 caah purchase; a set tilt of Table Spoons or Forks, same as above, sold^by Jewelers generally at $-'.50 to $11.00 |ier sot.
Witha $30.00cash purchase; a set 161 of No. 12 American Silver Plate Co.'s Plated^Knives, sold by Jewelers generally at $3.00 per set.
Witha $50.00 rash purchase; a set iUl of each No. 12 Knives and Forks, same aa^above mentioned, sold generally by Jewelers at $5.00 to fu.OO.
nrThfiegoodi haveheen boucht dlrrct from Rrtt hands dhc manufacturers) at rock bottom^prices and are a No, l goods. Custouirra don't have to make their purchase all at once, by using^card, Hay can have any amount punched out w hen purcliaseti mads.
DryGoods *gf. Clothing Dealer
Lookfor Announcement Next Week
PRICES- TELL !
AndEverybody Tells the Prices.
PeaJackets and Vesta$5 00 1 Men's Jeans$1 03
Men'sCardigans1 00 Men's Wool Socks (per dozen) .... 150
Men'sOvercoats6 00 | Men's Sample Shirts one-thiid off.
Men'sUlsters6 00 I Men's Fur Caps1 50
Men'sShoea1 60 | Boys' Overcoats 2 50
Men'sLined Gloves and Mits 50 Cents; Camels' Hair Underwear $1.50 per Suit.^Scotch All-Wool Underwear $2.00 per Suit.
Ladies'Cloaks, Wraps, Suits and Jerseys at Lower Figures than^the cost of manufacture. Stamping done on purchased goods, free^of charge. In a few days we will add a
1.2ilies'and Children's Shoe Department.
Ladiescan rely on being fitted from NEW STOCK and not^pay fancy prices.
D.J. Hennessy Mercantile Company
LOSEE^ MAXWELL
IT'SBDSINESS WE WANT
Arewe going to be lost in the shuffle, or soaked in the^Soup^ Not if we know it. We are after the Shining Shekels^and expect to get them by giving value for them.
COME^ HND ^ SEE ^ US.
andyou'll find us death on the dicker.
-OURLINE CONSISTS OF-
DRY+ GOODS
Men's,Children's and Ladies'
Shoes,Furnishing Goods, Hats, Gaps, Etc.
Wewill see any price that's made elsewhere, and go it^one better. Come and size up our pile of goods and you^will see we are fixed to stay in the game. No fakements^with us. A fair deal to all is our motto.
LOSEE^ MAXWELL
NeXTDOOR TO P. e