The Anaconda standard. [volume], March 19, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 19.1891.
THEBUTTE OFFICE
Ofthe STANDARD Is in tho^New Windsor Hotel Annex. No.^21 East Broadway. Tho Tele^^phone number is 258.
Aiivrrtim-rrntt win l*^ rwltM at th* ftr.ttc^tfli,i^ ^^r II.- MAIMUl till * rtVlock^1'. M. toi in...11.^t^ in tlif follow-^111e limn i:i.:'^ |w|x-r.^Thr UtavI'Aiui If rlrlivereii to liutta iubacrlb-^^r,i*iirl\ i-i.-r*, tn.irnitii-.
BUTTERAILWAY GUIDE
kOMA.NAIXIOX
AMUSbMtNTSMD-LiAY.
MAtiiiKi. nraiu Hoi'itMMMi in^^Monte1 1 i.-n-, jr,1
limmi l. 1 UMtajVB^ Viiri.'ty iK-rroiTiiaiii-f.
tin1 ama Mill.'. 11.111.111 -, \ ni.ua
lt.11at. t^it hi-Mr-i.^I'avii.ion Kink lo.ll. t i-k.itln;*.
LUlTi CUHH. NT I.OTtS.
A^l.iui:h'fr ^.,-- Inirii ystprilajr to Mrs.^I'. ^ . Lynch ^^( D11M111 unit in
Tliotiitiiii' ni tho C.irtatfi. Ii ^t.-l hits 'k't'ii^ehatigi-d to ^^ J'h^- Mi reliant*.''
IlriikthialISilly^ hihI ** 1 ti 11 v tin- lloxt r^^wrrr urroati it ^'i*t.tfrtlay lur va.'iuticy.
AtWMwMIntro tin Til^il iv to Mr-..^Mm 9 twin b of No. .'totii-t-y k nk ton-nro.
Turinr, who m 11 farad in tin- t.auiniii^a few ilay* aj;ti, it* mm ill with |itii'iiiiii^-^ma.
fcHt-tirRi'Sproiili-, clerk at tin- I'muil^Stales circuit ^^ .urt, win. ilowii from Hel^^ena yi -.u ril.iy.
DeputySlit riff Sam Hall in inurli im^^prove! I in I0 .1I1I1 ami waa utfain a'.ili- to^be nut yi t-t^ r.iay.
'1hi1 funeral .if TIiiiiiihh Lnwrey was^belli yi.klt-rilav afti-ru.kiii uinler tliu uui-^pirtt. of the KabjBtt ^tl 1'ytlnas.
E.H'tnlnum aaa llraj m uili.lavtt of
runout!laiior |*t rhn meil oti tin- Metor^ami Spa 1 lie in tin- In it p. iitli-iiee Mm*^iiiir tliatrict, ut tin* roipii'nt of A. O'Con^^nor.
JfaNaItenuiieu baa bbjm Ball ngainat^^rati lhi.iiii.ii tm il v.tree on the ifi-miml^1.1 ei uel.y, alli-itiiitf linn on January 1,^18-Ki. her huflt.inil thrt att m il her win a^n volver.
S.nitL'oyil reecin-tl ye-ienlay from^tin* tuntl il.-j artiin-iit the rt-e..ivi*r a rt-^eeipl on I he lit lak ilia lo lc near the firiff-^inai liuitt*. i lot. receipt i-. couaiiieri*.I u-^^*;.hkI aa a pa', in.
K.T. SiiiiiIi, a oni-leBsetl man, who ha*^Iwon iirr. al.il not I. ss man a half tloiteii^luiiea iluriiiK lb'- |HMM week lor van.ni-.^pt-uy oil', u-ea, wat. run in ntfaiu ^t at. r-^Uay for v.turalu ^.
Jam.^- MnrpU|ra put.lie adrniaia^ratar(^yt-ii-iilny lll. tl in tli.|. irtini in Hat 1 ^u^tin* liiatrtct einirt, a pi inioii lor leiteia of^iiiliiiiiin^lraiioii 10 the i stale of K cliani^Ki'iiville, Uit'uasetl.
Alull of aale was yesienlay filed with^tbi*county clerk Ity lluni an Mel.eo.1 ami^wilful aoiM -.-.lory frame bouse an I .-.talile^siliiiiteil on Mam strei i n, |aaj town of^Hooker, i liu coiisiUcraiioii jjivi ii waa
HHL
lajtlgeieltly y.- ten! ly rt microti tleclaion^in the case ..f Mi i ran y, car k.eil w.tu^threaleiiinif to kill, l ie- ilt f. nil .in wat,
Olll.foil to ipve ItomU iii the -Ulll of i i^to keep the p. ut e iltirill|| the In hi mix
in..talis.
AI.ill ni sale was y. ^tt rilav f I It .1 w ith^tl.eeouiiiy alrrk by kCatunsr T- Bur lo JL
Josel I'erllpr.lller, UmIi ol \\ a.kervillt ,
iwo.iiiiIa hall inn io.-i in ii out -Kiiii'v frame^dwcliiuu hoiii.e s.lualo.l in lot la, tWock^lU, in Waikerviile. '1 he consul ration^was RM.
NotCe of the location of the White ..i|e^placer, threi-f.turih- mile soiilliwi ut ol^the t ol..ratio tout Iter, lias bttafl Ulad arlili^the e.ninty el -rk anil ret- nl p. There an^i'ia;bl iociitors) uiiioiib nhniu are Wnlutiu^UacaUloai.
AiiAril.tii t ,r IMatMaBj^lliriTK, Man h ML An MatM lor ili-^voree was to-tlav htvuti in ilepiiriiiieul^No. 1 ol il c tii-iriei e. urt ly Mary Boafc*^criiilo in.'.ni,si yaaraja ^... Biatkimllla.^Th^ c.-uple wt re iiiarrie.l in Oot-tltor.^lasst. rttw piaiaiiff for a eauaa of action^an. no* erueiiy oiol ilgtaertto-a. ami da-^maiols j ^ i -11.- ^ 11 ^ 111 that tin- lion.Is of main,^^ataajr badtatauttrftl, ih.n aba 'to niv.-n a^pi rn,an. ni ..l.ui nv toil ..I n,e rent-, of^ik-foodallt I |H p.-rty, ami lliat site lu^^ll, crot il oiu -i nn ..I ail He- property. Mr.^ami Mi^. ii naataijla have n i ahllttraa.
F-iloil'a Philip hull* I inn
IJin'fc.M.ireli lit I'retler t k i Hoy ce^tM'iraii an action t.f.lay m .I.^ |t.irlin^ -itt Nti.^1 ol tin* district conn Hif.tiiisi the tlrm of
Stun,lataaa .v aatyaas of I'luhpsimri.
'iIn- plainliU allrgca that in Mureli 1KK8,^ut Ku kvillo, an ucc.iunt wan s..tried is-^twt en tin-plamiiil anil tleiomlants, ami^upon such a salt mi-nt a baiaiica ul s;,7i.,i.'.i^^as loauad to ba duo p aintiaT Iroaj iin .i. -
f(*utlaiitsta-hich, ii is ileclaroil has never^Iteeii paid, i In-ease waa ill--ut:-s. ^.l a t the^p!a.nl.Ii - eoat.
AitttllttrAll clille to 4atatHMM I lie a i linn ie^lll'TiK. March 1^. A ace .lid attach-^lie lit was i .noil m il. purlin ut No. 1 of^the iliaitMUl conn aaTaiaal lite Ailtaaala ca ^^d.'t.s. The iiciiou wa - Int iiiii.t laj Ariiohl,^l'olliitt A Co, ot Aas ^raiartac - 1 hey al^^lelic that in Marc!), Is'I, the dcfi miauls^iNcame lu.U*trle.| to i'at in in lie- mii-i ot^fJU.'t tvu lor gts.ils daUtwml here, which^aiim tia-i ma Ii on paid. Tie' bb^rd tia^have baaa for s. i ,i ilaj in tin- etiatcidi^ol Hie alif nil iioil. r ii formal atlaclnueul^cut il out Ity il- aif I. I lank.
aaTaBJBB (tn i.tait .t ..it Fata Ota*--BBkBBt*i^h, ^ BMT weliH-l-o-eri wonls tells wliut
lieKuaaarfl of it 11 lebrata I article:^Jinn 4.^ I o Mi. W. M. M'iadoBII Hear
Sir1 liavc triad ^..tir laii^ ^Kols'r-
tine. It is en . Hi m mid 1 shall ba
}.leasedto ricniiiiiH-ud it to all my l.uty^i it litis, lielit-vc me. youi ^ truly,
Khka.
\\ailletl.
Tliri-cliriirl t. active le ys to carry rtiutt s^on the Mam .a nit. Apply al STANDARD^oftlec, liiillt. from t :1a to 7 o'ebadj a. m.^or Irtiin 7 to s p. in.
Prof.Geo. A. Garlow a Viirorini, the^ftUly t. nicon aarlfa known p. prttduro^liair on Itul.l ht ad- or cure damirull. Soltl^Ity it .clini* .ii i!,.'i-l-.
THEMEAT GAVE OUT
Beforetbe Crcid Wb:cb Amended the^Salvaiijn Bacqo t Had Been Fed.
SOLDIERSHAD TO HUSTLE
To Attend to the Wants of tha^Throng That Cama to tha Bar^^racks Alter a bquara Meal^^A Uood Naturi-d Crowd.
Uuvtf.,March H.^Tin* liarr.icks ol tbe^aalVktion army, '^11 Kaai I'ark a treei, were^ac ircr-ly large enough to arromtnodutc^the ureal crowd ol people who gathered^there tins al lei mum and e veiling on the^occasion ol i'io hatiiptet given by the^soldiers. The doors were thrown open at^4 o'clock, ami pre ce ling* supper, which^was served until !l o'clock, then- was a^sh irt st n ice ol aong, in which the aoldiera,^some ol Major ( amp's loll.overt anil^fn. lida of ill.: uriny participutcl. The^room was tustily decorated with fliga and^Itimiing of red, wh.te ami MsMJi Two^long tallies were loaded with^Colli things In.in pickles up to^..ranges, all of winch was luriiiaheit hy^fi-a n.la of the corps. At one time tins^evening ptop.e were iitiattit* to gel into^ilie* place, ami the aoliucrri under com^^mand of ('.ipiam lack had lo jump aa^llicy never jumped lit fore to iiccoiiuno-^tlate the v.siu.rt. tine very short tt-eiutt^v nh veiy long hair d. einr.-d us h^ |sa^art,tii.tl BitB u hnckel t.f collet. Hi one^hand ami a hn^kt i ot sandwiches m the^other, that ii waa h:s opinion that seme^. f Unite h population hatlu't had a sapi.tre^in. al in a year, ami the captum al H^o'clock wa- In monmiig the fact that the^uicat uas all gou., ablic int'ttlciitally she^f. HBd lime to imparl the unirueitioii that^the it.mtpiei Vbs lor tlie purpose of rais-^1111; raah to inpioiute Lba daM ot ji.b m-^cnrrt il on the 1,1 filing night of the It.tr^^ial lis.
Aitout9 o'clock Captain I. . k mounted^tin platform ami . li.liav .n d to udcrcaa^tht- aitit-hP, hut was iiualile lo luuko her^voce iteurl or to t lap her 'tattlta hTtfll^t ie.ugh 10 ii.lr.iet atlcllti.tll. Kiually a^young 111.in with a suhmiiIi face and a loud^Voice siicicethll ill gotllltg orih r.
lit..ll.ers and t4aSBra^ said he, **lhe^moat la al gone, so 110 mure aup|K-r will^lie served.
*'Tul.eoil your hut,^ commanded the^capiuiu.
Thes'h'iikcr ^as greettxl with such 11^storm of laughter ami chorus of ^aim 11a '^that he became cmharrassed. ''i'lease^return your money to tin* omt you Is,ugh!^your ticket of,^ he continued, and this^itrougbl ttut so inn, h nierritiieiit thai the^young man tumbled ofi the chair ami rt-^lire I. Alter that the captain could not^secure iput t long enough to uddreas iho^people ami ^o lit.ally it was ileclnt-d that^it would lie iinpoaaiblc for Major ( amp to^tleliver himself of a short a|K-tch, us Lad^Itcoii ititentled.
OVERA BOTTLE OF WHISKEY.
WHIInmllsalh Mabbail by John Murray,^line ul Ilia Hoarders.
Itl'ITr.,March 18.^^horlly alter going^011 duty this nioriiii g Oflleer ^ isly was^suninioiied to Huliliu gulch to arrest John^Murray 1b^ slahhing William Heath, i he^all ray ttntk place hetweeu ii uml 7 .i Vl.u k^ami was Hit* result oT a ipiarrel over a
I.otilc of whiskey which Murray hud^bought the 11,gin before.
Mmray has been u hoanler and lotlgar^with Heath I. r a long time, ami previous^lo til s morning's trouble the two men^hud always heen on 11 it* friendliest^terms. When ' Murray arose this^morning ho felt 11 trill,* warm in^his lower It vols and looked for the Istttlo^th ti Ie pipchaHcd purposely 111 anlicipa-^Uoa 1 f just such an evciii. lie was iiuultle
10Uml it, uml going Hon 11 stairs he saw
II.Mtti ami iiccii-ctl him of having stoh 11^tin whisky. Heath denied the ihell and^some hard wonls ensued. Murray lie*^calm- Iran', with rage, and draw iug a^large p u'kfl knife, plunged it inlo II..nil's^I r asi, ju-i as Heath, purtiully tlresseil,^was walking out of ihe kitchen door.^Murray made another attempt to .tali^Heatii .1 m coinI time ami \^ a only pri -^vcutcil from doing so ity Heath BBBBBBIJI^do-nig the tlo.-r.
Alterdo nil the stubbing Murray walked^into tin-iliiung room ami Iml the knife.^Here lie ttas BMMM by the ellicer uml^taken to ihe BntNMV j id. A couple of Mas^Iota w.-re HMUMMMiadt who ulteliileil to^ll. atli ami tlre.--^e.I Ins w. uml. The ^loe-^i..rs are not yet prepared to give an opin^^ion as to tlie ret-ult ot Haalil'a injuries,^but it i^ not ihoiight that the woiintl will
provefatal, as Heath Is possessetl ..| an^Ullllslllllly Mltlllg colislllllt loll. Which Will
1r .I,ably enable him to pit I through.
Thecut.re iill'.tlr was witnessed by^Ib aih s father, an obi getitleniau, who^also suiiilnolit il ill.- olllcer.
rintliligtheio.ulls.ilHeath's woUIld,^Murray is being held without bail.
STHANCt Wl t H IN OUH UAILb.
Al.ial ul lhiitr Itt-glatereil al UaHs'a^I.. 11.In.K Hull It.
IllI it. Much IS, -Among the ariivuls^ul the h mis to-tlay wt re the b.llownig;
Tin-Mi ilerinott: John t. Kelly, ^t.^Paul; I.. I^. Ilni'll, Minm itpttlis, Si Nor-^iiie-key, HM I raiii'isco; It. t . Hit k, 11 is^^land; J. (^ 1.. 1 *unii,s. Omaha; W. II,^K. li. y. OgdatlI J. J rilster, San I rau-^cisco; N. 1. brown, Hrlntiaifl V^ Uatas,^St. Paul; W. M. Catron, fc. Pontl, K. U^Suor, I'. .Inhnstoii, Helena.
'1In* Soiiihern : QaofM II. I'nrke, New^Y..rk; Phil. I'lo. i, ('anion ^ iiy ;J .hii^l^ngcui, t'snioii Cnv; John w, ^hade.^Sail I. ike (ity; A. II. Wuleh and ami,^1'ojBbaloBa.
The\\ illtlaor: N. J. MeConnell,^Helena; ^pcneer lliugli 1111, llalfnai | B,^J. Vaieiitm., Huron, S II ; Mrs. \\ ilk.m.^s..ii, Liriiute City; v. M. Haaamtwd,^(litiaha ; I liomaa .\le( lament, ( hulieoie;^M. J Higmoii, Aiiucoud i; .1. A. Schallt 1,^Maiysville.
IttalI..isle list,-1.it.^Mm March Ik l lio I..II .s ing trans^^fers wi n- n-cortletl at ihe olllce of 1110^1 oimiy t-lcrs since tuir lust renort:^Mni I', l oll... uml wi'e tn k, \. Mojo^kits aau \l. 11 ek .^. nui kita 1 ami^II. Iilark 1, ul He* West KutImui s l-^.1:11 , . to II.1 I.-, a .1 US a, hus k 1., of^th.' Iini.ol ail.III.oil In Hull.-, i-ou.^aHlrrat.elif | 01
I'll,lie.M. W .111. ii 1111.1 ^ Hi lo A.U'I II^II. .. hi.. lata m sad Bi. kltsrk ... ..f^II. I Utml Sill!limit to Unite, 111u-
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Aatliisiyw.H rnanlaad wiletoWal.^heil fiuuieraad Keall' aattlsA.M^;. hits k is .11 in. 11mi aailJUM ni
l.ullc.1 ^ a-aliiittii..,h51 1,1
K..iar 1 \S ...11,. ^| p.*,. .,,,1^ri.nke ... uat) 1.1 M u H.iwt. ..t m,^bait k ^!, 1.1 *i ii-r 1. I'.uk aanlUua
I^ ^ 1 e, ruuaidera km.. BJ| H
J..-ni. Ktelll. limn 111 i|, in .l.tiiiea^Ii v .), aa in,.in ul.,1 on. |,.1 it ,,,n r-^rM in an 1 1.1 ka la. Murk a, el las
N'm ^ it al|li..|. t.t I'.lllle,! itii-i niili.tuI ill
11in,-1... iiwiur la Jsiaa a ih.iu-^iiot. one-t ig. 1i1 inlet. a in the^I Int . H 111,11 placer ill In. 1. ].. 11,e^riiiaiug ii.tiiit't, c, iisiii. in 1, a 11,,
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Smokir* of the 11 labntBi ami original^^( iihan ihossoma' sill in limn-,. Hi|.|^^ vt ry^ t mar unit every Isix hran tetl ^I..^1.tills.^ All others arc counterfeit, ll^Lilila, leSi BBBNId avenue, New York,
COLONbL UUCI .'S aCHEMik
Itying In ICnllat Iteneral Warrea In a
Nesreli(or .In- North Pels.^LllTTK, March 1H ^Col. Jack Uucle baa^returned Irom V. inni|ieg and since be^has been In town has been trying lo en^^list (ieii. ('. S. Warren 111 a new scheme.^Colonel Ducie wus impressed in Winni^^peg by a company ol mounted police that^go about that country 011 cayuaes, the lat^^ter being provided with a combina^^tion snowsboe and skate. Colonel^Ducie's plan, as rehearsed to (ieneral^Warren, is to organise an expedition to^the north |^tle. which, be believes can^lie reached In tbree or four days hy Una^means.
Itwould be a great thing,^ said Colo^^nel Duncic, ^for Unit.- to discover tbe^^Of IB pole, and I am going to let General^Warren in on the scheme. These coy-^use a with the anowshoea and skates can^^ ravel oil miles an hour uml draw a sled^with .'KJU pounds of baggage.
Anotherpeculiar tiling 1 saw in Win^^nipeg was the ic ily which has destroyed^the ice crop of Winnipeg. The flies eat^holes In the ice. The fiir-lieunug frog ia^another curiaily ol the country. The lur^oil these frogs is spit mini, being a cross^lietwet n Ihe fur of tbe beaver and the^seal. 1 in- .'rog is good eating ufter the^lur is removed. The lur-ls uring frogs^arc raped in Hudson's bay and sold at^$Jo each.
nuiwhat I am after is to organize this^in rlh pole expedition. All 1 ask of Gen^^eral \\ iirrcit is lo ^ 111 nisli all the money^uml I will take h-111 u.oug. I have se^^lected (jem ral Warren hecuuae 1 coiiauler^him liu- only man aim is us gifted u liar^as I am my t il.
OatlliraJWurren has a good deal ol^faith 111 I olonel Illicit '.- scheme, but lacks^tunc. He has aoBJMI poli. fin ih bta that^must he p.. ! first of all. J lien he has^that Hy ing ship scheme which will proba^^bly take u good part of the summer.^When that la through w.th, lie must de^^velop Ins aluminum scheme of converting^tin h. ^than, ami lie 11 he will be able to^apaad Ihe rest ol It is natural life in going^l.,r the north pole.
ANALCOMMDIIATINU LANDLADY.
AI ulorrtl l i.in ly l ulled lu l ur the^1 bell ill s Tiuiik.^Ur n k. Mur -ii l^. -This morning Ut-^teelive Kliotles and Olllcer l-eydt-n made^u tleaceut BB a house ill Arnolio street in^^habited ity 11 colored family, and when^they left had two of the inmates, women,^in charge n* pi isouers. The women were^Mrs. iBjalt Cooper and her daughter. Cor-^deli I, und the cliurgc against them waa^grand larceny. Shortly afterward Ku-^gt in- Prior, Dave Strawder and a man^named Lewis, ull colored, wire olao^ant sled for complicity ill the humo of^^fense.
Theprisoners are ull in the rounly jail^MM will Ik* arraigned to-morrow. The^complaint against them charges them^with smiling a trunk belonging to Maty^!lrowtimg, u w lute girl, who wus until re^^cently a rts.mer in a lodging house in^South Dakota street, kept by Mrs. Mat-^thews-, a colored woman. A week'ago^last Monday morning Miss Browning left^ih,- house to accept a place with a family^in uinidler part ol the city and with the^content of Mrs. Matthews allowed her^trunk to n main in the btuse prom^^ising 10 m ml for it ihe follow^^ing day. Aa aoon as the girl^hail gone Mrs. Matthews threw her trunk^out of the house uml it was carried off by^the man already named. When the girl^called for the mink she was told it bad^been stolen. She then appealed to Mr.^till ties uml he began u systematic hunt^lor die missing trunk.
lies.sin obtallie.l u clue anil by threat^^ening several persoiiK with urre-l forced^tin 111 into disclosing wbat ihey knew and^tins morning lie wus utile to loeute the
IIlink ill tlie bouse of the Cooper family,^lie then obtained a search w arrant und^w ith Olllcer Lcyilcii m ule a s. arch of Ihe^premises. 'I he trunk was found broken^to pieces ami the contents removed to^am.tin r lie longing to Cordelia Cooper.^All die cmilling owneil Ity Miss Drowning^was recovered, but ^-^'. ' ill cash, a gold^locket uml a breast put winch were 111 the^irunk lire missing. Later 111 the day an^^other trunk lllli tl with stolen goods was^also found in the house.
HIHb'j A CHANCE
lor Montana Ladles lo llltplsy Their^llorsrui all-li'l*
Hin r.. March Ik S- crotary C. S. Ki^^ting.- of I lit* West Side Kuclllg uasnciutiuti^has received a letter Irom the secretary^of th. Minnehaha I.acing association of^M linn 11 polls, asking il lie 1 an engage u^t|. y.^ u Mtiilana girls toentcramde horse^^back lace.
SicreiaryIdling.' is rather modest and^at the same lime docs not with to run the^ri-k ol t 11'emliitg his society lady Irieiids^by showing luvoiitn-m ill this matter.
Hothinks the tiesi s ay to settle ihe ma^^ter is In got up at ^iuc mirt ol u BNBBBttS^in.11. Il is iitulf rstooii that the Minneap^^olis ut-socuitioti will treat the ladies of^Montana Wail) giving them each,^Wbather II cy win or lose, ami return tick^^et-, to Mniituuu, In soles defruymg all ex^^penses.
AII lathes of liiith ( ,iy or vicinity who^ilc-lie to make the inn are rt quisled to
appear at the 1 Ml1! Mr. Ei-
tmgeill last (otlllte street at^pneisely ;i o'clock on Friday^iificinoou. Horses will lie 011 hand ami^.he hnl ts w ill Is* i up. t ied to give ull^1 xli.liitH'U of ibeir In rseiiiaiiship, ruling^. 11 la si (nanno sir. et from Mum to Wfm^iiui.g, and mni down Wyoming to Park^Kin et. Mr. Kltingc h is uamad for judges^Colonel li.nl ol the Inl*-r A/oioi/titu, Capt.^I.. IV Wyinuti and de.trge F Marsh. 'Ihe^tletisloll ol the judges will Ilc lli.al.
THLliHihNCOri' H COMPANY.
Attl.... of 1 neitrporatIon (-^lied tool Trut-^Ires I leeleil^111 ni . March IK Articles ol Incorpo^^ration of liu* Green C..| p.-r Mining com^^pany sere lo ilay IIled with the county^el ik. The object of the company is 10^tlo ii general mining business. Tlie^nun milt of the capital -I .ek of the corpo^^ration is llxctl at fo.imu.OXKJ The stock is^divkk .1 into i On Ul 1 .-hares of the pur value^of ^|n pr share. 1 he term 11I eslaHMMM^of die corporation is to Is* twenty-three^years. The incotpor.it rs ar 1 Jacob
IP.. nl rug, llinricli Spiirhake, Gusiiiv An^^il, is 11, I'red I^. 1 Ike, l ied I. Ainlcr-iill^and I. uisii Anile.sou. ihe Iriisices for^Ihe firs I lint, months are OsaubTHBi^^ oik. ke, I i hi , And. rsoli and Louiaii^And ^ I'm,11.
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CANiyiOATESs POM AUDI I OH.
IIit 1 i I*. 41'4'itllllol- Ills II ot In.-iids
Uin.It. -01* Ilia Huccrsa
1111 i ' . Mar. Ii IN The uiiimimci meltt^in the BTAVDABD tins morning ol H,,.^e.11. . .lacy ol l .,vnl P. O'C.iiio r for Ihe
positionof amiItor of Bilvar liow eotaata^wus received w ith grt al favor by BltlBBM^I p. rally. To-day a petition has been^c n il ,1. .1 in Mr. O I'oiitior's favor, uml
l.ashe. 11 ,-iglietl by the le|-ret ell till ivc
iiti-ii. (i.tvt rrntr Tools will do a very
1In thing by appointing (I t Donor.
Anon. r Candida'.' ill tin* Ib id ia T. J^lloohtr. win. I Ii l..r Helen* this ulter-^U00M w ith u p. tit .mi to tlie governor. Tho^p.-n11.111 in also mi neroutly sigue l, Mr^Hoobarbaving many friends whutlvsiic^hp. aucc. ts ill Ihe race.
NEWHOTEL FOR BUTTE
WorkingUp a Boom lor tbe Best Hos^^telry in tbe State.
ARCHITECTHANCOCK'S PLAN
HaIntanda to Find Out Whether or^Not 1 hero ara Enough Entar-^prlalnn Citizens In Uutto^to Build On*.
Butte,March 18.^Architect Hancock^of tins city, is busy making up a boom^for a new hotel. Ho baa talked to-day^with a number of subatantial citnena and^has been favorably received. Tho move^^ment is in Its incipiency, and no definite^plan is yet developed. It is proposed to^organise a stock company, buy a corner,^build the botel and lease It. Mr.^Hancock, like many others, is^certain that there ia no surer investment^to be lound than a hotel building in Butte.^Hut lie wants the building to he the finest^edifice in Montana anil the hotel to bo^the best of tlicui all. If Hon-man ami^Anaconda can run a firstclaas hotel^inn i^ ought to be able to do so. Mr. Cal^^lahan, one of the proprietors of the MM^^mini hotel, atatcs that the lit w hotel is^do,tig tar belter than was expt cied. ll is^more than paying exiienst-s, whereas it^was not expeelt d that It would pay lor^several months ut least. The success ot^a lirsi-class hotel in li. Ionian ut a dull^lime ol the year makes the success 01 a^similar hotel 111 liiitte u certainly.
itis mil proposed to select a site until^the -fhcnie ts under way and sure to go^ahead. Muring tin* pasi year or two^nearly every uvudablc comer ill Hutte lias^been suggested lor a hotel site. 'The^corner t pposile the McDeimott hotel, the^St. N tiiolus hotel, tlie sue of the old Cen^^tennial hotel, the northwest corner ot^Waal llroatlwav ami L'l.ih, are a lew of^those that have Ineunod for u tunc only^lo Is* dropiM-il. Mr. Hancock intends to^finil out whether or not there are enough^men 111 town who are really 111 favor of u^flrni-iluss hotel.
THEYTRY STATE CASES ONLY.
Nunsul Ibe .ltnti.es Are AfTrcled by Ihe^Smw I ^'!^ Ky^tem.^Bitte, March 18.^The recommenda^^tion of the finance, judiciary and ways^and im ans committees ol the city council^not to allow any justice's lees 111 city cases^affects none of the justices of tho peace^exri pt the police magistrate. Tho other^two justices of tbe township never try any^rases under the city ordinances, all^offenders brought before them lieing ar^^raigned under the state luws. Statutory^provisions exist for tho punishment^of all minor offenses, such as^drunks, vagrancy, disturbing the^peace, using abusive languuge and^all other misdemeanors made punishable^offenses under the city ordinances. For^this reason tbe statu is made the prosecu^^tor in all cases tried before justices other^than the police magistrate and the lees^flxeii by stutute are always collected. It^la only an exceptional case where a police^^man takes a prisoner before any justice^other than the police magistrate, as they^are paid by the city and are supposed to^give all business to the city court. Of-^lemlers tried before other justices are al^^ways arrested on warrants served by the^sheriff's office or a constable. From mis^it will be seen that the city council has no^null,only to regulate tees ot any justices^of the peace save the police magistrate,^who is, in luct, only a justice ot the peace^ra-otltcio, by virtue of his position us a^police magistrate.
THEYWILL BUILD A TRACK.
Improvrmenla('unieuiplated by the Cut-^era,in Mining Company.^BlTTr, March 18.^It was reported on^the streets tmday that the Colorado Min^^ing company is preparing this spring to^build a railroad from the Colorado smeller^to tilt* ( olorado concentrator, a distance^of two miles. Superintendent Goodulc^stated this afternoon that the report is not^true. I ast lull the company planned the^coiiatitictioii of such a mail, but the^neb.me had Is-cn given up. There is,^howi vcr, to h^ a sw i.ch truck I111.lt over^the Molilalia I'niotl tracks from tin- Mil. I*^ter 10 tlie dump, a ihstaiiee of a few hun^^dred yards, 1 rovided the Montana Union^Will give it.- consent.
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growfewer every year. Hy the recent ex^^tension ol tbe DMN Pucillc, the old trail^Irom Cheyenne north to Douglas ami the^llluck Hills country is now occupied by^well 1 tin ppcI trams. This new I no^i.uikt ^t asy of access Hie rich mineral^lauds of Wyoming. Fast trains, good^sir vice, ami low rates.
Pianostuned ami repaired by F'rcd Or^^ion of Ortoli Dros. Satisfaction guaran^^teed.
Cutflowers by express every Tuesday^ami Friday 1 veiling at tbe City Drug^store, 71 Fast Purk street.
Pianosuml organs sold 011 easy terms^til (Irtou Dros.
Dr.Merrill ^ Co., owing to increase in^proelice, have removed to more desirable^ami convenient offices, No. 2!i West (iron-^lie street, opposite the Lfwisolm block,^and will continue lo treat with their BBbbI^aiiei'ess ull chronic, pi 1 vale and special^diseases. Kntranre private. See adver-^tin mi'iii on other page.
LadiesInterested in perfect fitting gar^^ments cull at The Ladies Tailor -ehool^anil learn the onlv true method ol cult iug.^1 will convince l.tilii s * ho want 10 It aru 11^business self supporting that Ihe aid .-^tailor excels all others drafts, all plain ami^fancy sleeves, p.crhss skirl, scaiuh-s.^w a 1st, tlitt I less I a sip h - uml all of I hi ^ hi It s
ierattle*, it only laaea a pupil ltiiumt.it' 11 .
cuta drcra lining. 1 leach busting, ueiu.^tiling, blushing; thapcry. Wise mothers^ace that your daughters learn, for w ith^The Ladles Tailor alie can cut h. r own^, re si s corn t tly and save half the 11-11 il^cost of hi r clothing. Instructions ,|ay uiul^evening.
ME.MITCHELL,
108W. Granite St.
J.I_. HH7Vy^ILTON.
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer In
Stapleand Fancy Groceries and Provisions.
GOODGOODS AND LOW I'KICKS.
SP6CIHLHTT6NTI0N TO FHKILY TRHD9.
MainStreet, Anaconda,
OppositeOpera House.
NOWLOCATED IN BUTTE.
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PERMANENTLYCURED OR NO PAY
Noilctcnll.in front business. We refer yoa^to mio pall. nl. In the C ity ami stale, and hit^Na 1 ion I Hunks in Ueuver.
IiivistiRatrear method. Written r.,counter to^Ahfohiltiv dir.- nil kin.'- ol Rt'PTt'KP of hotli sexri^without ibe ic ol KNIFS Ok aYUMOK, no matter^ul how long spin.lini*.
EXAMINATIONFREE.
THEO.E. MILLER COMPANY.
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A.J. Davidson ^ Co.,
WISHTO ANNOUNCE TO THE
Peopleof Butte and Vicinity that they arc^now ready to turnish any thinp; usually^supplied by a first class house. We solicit^your patronage.
N.B. DAVIDSON. Manager.^Arizona S'reet, Oppositerat 1 ,, ^ . r
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RtiiablcIntormiUion ClieertuUy l-urmslud Concerning Real Estate^Investments in
FAIRHAVEN,WASH.
Refennec^Fwtt Xattonal Bank of J-airliaven.
GETESTIMATES ON MY ^LATEST^ PLAN.
NewYork Life Insurance Company,
Cor.Main and Granite Street^, Hutte. Mont
JOHNJ. COLEMAN,
GeneralAgent Western Nontam and Idaho.
MONTANA^ PRODUCE ^ CO.
J.S BUTLER. HCENT,^Corner Arizona and Front Sts.,- - South Butte*
GRAIN.HAY. COAL.
Wauons, Buggies and Sleighs.
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Officeof BROWN'S TRANSFER
imHUIMM am) Kxrr.AS.^Rock Springs, Blacksmith and Pennsylvania Hard Coal.
JACKSON'SMUSIC HOUSES.
No.33 West Park Street. Butte, Montana,^and 42 North Main St., Helena.
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TheMatchless Decker Brothers, Behr^Brothers, Chase Brothers. Fischer, Ivers ^^Pond, A. B. Chase, and Other First-ciass^Standard Pianos.
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