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THEANACONDA STANDARD: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5.1891.
THEBUTTE OFFICE
Ofthe STANDARD is In the^New Windsor Hotel Annex. No.^21 East Broadway. The Tele^^phone number is 258.
MHMMNNwin t^ received Kt ttt^ Until'
Utli'i'M the STAMtARl* till I e clock
I'.M. tcr lnn-itmii iu tin1 fellow-^iu^' ninnuiii:'* patn-r^7Tn^ f^T*xi^*m^ it delivered to liutte ^ubicrll)-^Ittnrl) rvcr) uiorDtnic
BUTTERAILWAY GUIDE
Montanaram
BUITl(JUHKtNT Nortb.
y aiul Turn Youlloli U-fl f.^r Wli 1I1 hall^yr-ieril a.v.
Theminor Mm I* Mr.iilrrvill^ lias hi i n^sn.-|i- mleil.
M.H. Pmn-iilrr and family I. ft fur tin'^coast yt-stcr.lay.
Tin*workin^tnctt's iminii will elect^t Jlu its t,^-;lay In ill I Ui I i^. in.
JohnSullivan was .rut up for .1 ^ tiny*^yistcrtlay by Judge Newkirk for stealing^a pair nt bum-.
l:v. J. J. Mi Allister. of St*vensril|p,^f'wmfrljr pan I or ot tin* Mountain View^rhurcli, is | laittac IHfJMU in town.
Marshall^.nun arrcsteil John Kiley ves-^t^ iilnv fur stealing a pair ^^f shoes from a^|ier-uti rinKiiiiu in Wyoming street.
MissLouisa Hoc tier is n ci *vcrinit slowly^from injuries nn iml I y tin- falling ol a^rail,hit while passim; the iioiim i Mi rcan-^tilc store on Granite street last Monday.
WilliamMajaalloa; ami l'reil Kohl yes-^t^ r*lay llh'il Willi tm- i'oiiiny stark notice
ofih'- I'k'ation of u u1 placer elaim to
l. known a^ die i inter Mine in Suniniii^Valley.
FrankBaylor was la have is en trii'il in^Juiiue Muldoan'a eourt .vest* niay for^Mihuj Have Nl itiaiMjh'a llmwili. Ah tin
|ir.M eminir witni-s tailed to apnear. the^^^.!^^ wa^ rout,lined until lo-inorrow.
I'rineer.iul, a tm niher of 'Me profesh,^^was arrested i urlv ^estenl iy BsorBtOa; for^disturbing Iha plana. Ula appearanee^lw-fore the |m^liee eourt is guaranteed by^u miscellaneous t oll, eiion ot eliattels.
KlithLloyd, damrhter of the sju rilf,
wnohas bei ti ill f. r s linn- was able
totake a short walk about the eourt Inane^yestenhiy, 11 r Many friend ^ will be^glad to know that she is slowly conva-^lesiug. Mrs. 1.1..yd ami lalitn will go to^California as sunn as the young lady is^strong t iioti^h |o stand the jourtty.
FAILED TO WORK IT.
MajajaMin KM in; jmi Kfaaai T^o it-^1. mpin la llr* ak Ottl.
B|tho FtaiMiam's ^nodal Wka,
Bit i i.. April 4.- l h*' prisoner-con fitted^in the city jiil made two attempts to^break out to-day. Tin* first attempt was^made some tune during the early pari of^the evening, for wh n Night Jailor WiUou^went on duly he ilnl ovi n d that the loek^w liieh fas'em d the rear door hud nana^brok*'ii. He obtained a Hew lock, with^w lni'li In- m our*'d lh^ diMir and h ul gone^only a f* w iiiiniit, I when ll Malley, one^ol tile firemen on duty, heard a noise in^Iha basement, as of a falling lira k. He^investigated matters and caught a mini-^In rof prisoners hard at work breaking a^bole into the south wall of KM jail.^^^ Malley proc ired a revolver and^mounted guard outsat*, of the wall while^be sent Mimehody to inform the jailor of^what was going on. As soon as in* re^^turned the jailor lock* d tin* prisoner* in^the iron cage, whi te tin y will in* s, cured^Ub long as they are kept there.
ANENTLIIPKISIIMC FIHM.
.%Nt'w Ural li.lai.* aiol Intiiraurv Clfllri1^Opi'iM .1 I p iii llulle.^Ill ttk, April I. The linn of Slarkpole^A MeKinstry ^*; encd a real estate ami in*^auruuee i lliei* to-dap on the main floor ot^tile new Mantle A ll.etcuiicrg bloi k. The^members of ihe firm are K. S. Siackpolc^and lid T. M^ Kiusir.v, geuilemcii who^are well known throughout MoMaaa.hav^^ing la-en residents ol the stall* 12 ye.u^.^'J I.e in w fliiu i- mi* xe. l:, d in raparl-^c nee, and ti tistw orlhlliess, and is deaarv**^ing of a Ubaffal palionage, wlueli^they will surely rii'eive. Thi'ir ipiarters^arc most attractively tilt* d up, and e ire^^ful ami ci urli mis attention is given lo^every caller. The firm makes a spi cialiy^of examinations, reports on and handling^of mining properties. Mr. Mclviusirv^lias followed the muting businc** tor la^^a ars and is in every way competent by^naafW ol ^ X(^erietice to give eotiiplcti* and^valuable raporll.
I;,al l.slNle i'ransfrrs.^I.t 1-rr, April 4 ^ Tlio fcdlowing Irans-^fers were in nriiisl at the ollin* of ttio^county clerk since our last leliori:
Asap. MrXaTaraand Kraah k^aacil
tOMdllc) Keillar. all 11*1*1111*1* 'I one*^Illllil I t i.-I III Die I i ll. i kjdV ill^Mo s. l In k Milling Itlstrld, . alls it.
IIBllali a s(ki im
auraaij.K*n it al n^ ^iarl*s ^.
Mucisrtel al. one im 1 i aV ii na I l int^of ill* ^Inst Welitlei' In Silliiniil^\ all^) ih-ll t t, rot.slit, t.ni i,i (mi
Wilaahf. I ubINUld aatl ^ Jl* to I lav ul
I.,nil,-ui, an ii niiMil'ii oar-half
llltili st in lie uurca *^l llli' Vii ,t^I. si, . also an 11 nil i\ nil il one lh ii *t iii-^len st In tiie I ii,l.u.1 kale, lonskli ra-^tiouI,a
I'mf.I. Jillnys. the chlropnlisl and^manicure, has made a studv of the out.^side of the body. 1 wish to Im* niiiv ,j^for g.vilig finger nads with my manieiire^tr* atineiit. for ulter yi u get tin in mam-^l ured they will grow out In aiittfully. I^have four different shape* to cut and file^the nail in. If the nail is bitten . If or cut^^^IT iu tin- quick I i nn give you a beautiful^nail. I cauti'it | uhtiaE prices, not know^^ing the condition ^oiu hands *.r feet are^in, Int I can give you just as g.ssl work^as yi ii cm get in I'liilad. lplnu. \, w Vorit^or Washiiigtoii at iln Minn* pries. Will^call day or night at your residence. Of.^flee*, riM.m ii, over Bad H *ot and Shoe^store, i*i Main stri*^-t, l.iitt**.
fsrn*to Ma in S|irui|{s,
BLTTK.April 4. Jam s Curran, who^was locked up in the county jail at his^own r^ ipjcst to he kept out af tin* way of^imaginary lyncher*, was to-day ill elan d^to Im- insane by Judg** Mcliatton. and he^m as taken to tin as) I.im at Warm Springs.^( urran informed llr. Trembly that in-^kauny runs in his family.
HEARDON THE SIDE
ObservationsGathered Frcm ill Sec^^tions of the Great Camp.
sprim; styles in hair
CONSIGNEDTO THE GRAVE.
AnIncident of Laator- A New Plan^to Eradicate Butte's Noxioua^Fumea The Chemical^Philosophy of It.
It IT!., April 4.^The interior of tlio^court licai*e lias been considerably^changed during the past few week*. The^lajrga room to be occupied by Hepartment^II of the district court is one of the most^convenient ami commodious of its kind^in the state. The county clerk'* olllce has^been transformed ill al p ar,nice by the^painter*. County Attorney Haldwin's^olllce lias Im-t ti divided into two rooms,^niul the corinlors and other parts of tin*^building look greatly improved since the^car|m-titsrs finished their work.
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ihe ^ Miscrvcr h is n ipiestion which he^would like to ask the women folk*. It is^ihis: Hoes tbi' latest fashion demand^lh it the ladies shall wear harof different^colors '.' Tin* t Miserver attei ded the *^pera^ttie other t'vi lung Hin ctly ahead of htm^sat a young woi lan whose h.nr was j-t^black with the execptiou of 11 small w. d,^so to speak, iu the back, and this was^vi ry light. That woman had cither by^mi take had put on a wrong switch or^^lag this is a * igaglg of spring style* in^hair. The Obsctvcr is unable to settle^th ^ quest on.
Spak lug of weui n remind* me o' a^little mi n'ant thai happened last Sutnlay.^A laily friend attended 1.aster serv ed at^one of the leailing churches. She wore^her prettiest dres* and her new spiing^bonnet. Hut she had on an old pair of^gloves wh eh made her feel unromlortab ^*^ami she kept her lialul* out of aigln as^iiitieh a* no-slide. The (act was that^before starting for church she had looked^high and low for those gloves and could^not find them. However, when tdic re^^turned from service she found the gloves^without snatching. That beautiful Master^bonnet has a broad lim whicti curled up,^and out tn m hcm-atli n sluek the long^finger* of the glove*. My friend reinem-^bereii liien thai sh ^ put them there so that^she would not have to search lor them at^the last moment, but she was horrilled at^the thought that some of tin* congrega^^tion might have mistaken the gloves lor^ornaments on her Caster bonnet.
ANew York young man who saw in the^BTAMMM 'Ik- story of Colonel Storcr s^scheme 10 rid this city of its smelter^smoke, writes me that he has a plan to^eradicate the obnoxious dioiideaud make^millions of dollars, more or less. The^person refi rrcd to, by tin* way, is a chem^^ist of no mean reputation, aim bev,-* OOBJI*^tug to liutte Mime of these line days. Ha^declare* that alter the first expense the.^working of his scheme will not cost over^pi cent* a dav. What do Ston r and Hut-^riataaaaj and the rest of tln ni say to this'.'^IIis plan in brief i* t*i run all the sun k^,^fume-, etc., into a large lead-lined tank,^into wiiich ate constantly blowing sev-^eial small j-*ts of steam. The openings^are such as to not alleet the nrafi.
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Hereis the chemical philosophy of it,^,.II of ^ ha h is respectful y submitted to^Health ^ Ulicer Koharis: The fume* from^the furnaces are mostly sulphur dkoMa^SO. I', which in the presence of steam^forma sulphorous acid, H. 2 SO.^^ ^ (sing symbols It is SO. L^ pus^II. 'J O. equals II. 1' SO. X Tile sul^^phur, us aci 1 would trickle down^tin* sides of the lead chands r, carrying^lla* Miioke ami soot with it. The appi-^rauis can ls^ arranged so as to gel a by^product. Sulphuric ai'i'l. instead of the^siilpliorotis by inducing a jet of nitric^ac^d in a vanor. or by the vapors of burn^^ing saltpetre i nitrate ot poiakh) the^fumes will add another II. to the first^formed product and make sulphuric acid^II. 2 SO. 4.
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Goingnidi further,'' i^^ -utilities my^friend, ^the recovery of metals such a*^^ 111 cksilver, silver, gold, c,ip|k*r, etc.,^which passes up with the smoke, could be^accomplished by conducting tip* smoke,^or what l* left of it, through a condenser^after it passes through the lead chamber.^All metal* |or many of them| turn into a^vapor at high temperature and can Im*^condensed into the original condition^when cooled. Such a condenser could be^made of any metal liron or copp r| and^continually surrounded by running water.^The ni' tals would collect on Mm sides.^^The ^ Miserver Would lllie t respectfully^stale lo Storcr, ^Hutch,^ It ^harts A Co.^that he and the New York mati have tle-^eiil- d to make a few million out of thi*^scheme and that Ihcy can g**t in on the^ground Moor by putting up a liberal initia^^tion fee.
DEATHOF UtiOKCE W. BUTLEH.
TheHint, will Ii,- Itrniiulit I-rem la^*^agajefjaj l*.r Iturial.
Ilt'Tl:, April 4 A telegram aiitioiinc-^itlg the death of t. -urge W. Hutler of this^city at Los Angeles, ( al., yesterday after^^noon was received hero .vc^tcrday. Mr.^Bulla* was ill of coin-uuiptioil, whii h (le^^vel,^|)^d only a few mouths ago.and death^w as due to that disease. A few weeks^ago l,e went to Warm Springs for rebel,^but as In- rapully grew worse, hurried to^California, hoping to be benefited by a^warmer i-hmalo.
Mr.Ii ul, r was born in Ireland and^MBtr to Montana in ls8J after a residence^of some years iu the Kaafteni states and^Camilla. Six ^car* ago he became a pri^^vate secretary of W. a I'lar.*, nils nfier-^ward a bookkeeper al the Sloultoii a'ld^thereafter was fog three years In-ad book^^keeper and paying teller at Mr. Clark's
blllk. T'ile deceased was ntlollt 31 ^i.iis
ofage ami leaves a wilt* and^one child. His wife was Miss
|t.racie Met ne, a nine of Mrs. |^. A.
.I. irgey. They were married in Chicago^alHuit three,\ears ago. Mr*. Billier v*as
withiii r hmnand al th^ time ot hi*rltaih.
Mr.Ilutler'* mother and aiataf reside in^I this city. The b id) w ill lie brought hero^I for interment.
A l.uge and Imputing Cortege Attend.^Jack Mi llunslil'* I inirrul
BtriK, April 4 The funeral of Ihe lata^John McDonald look place this afternoon^and Ihe cortege that followed the remain*^to tin* cemetery was a large and imposing^one. The body, enclosed in a costly^casket covered with black broadcloth and^ornamented with heavy silver trimming*,^laid in date in the c'hemic al engine house^iu West Oiiarii street, where it was viewed^by several hundred people. A guard of^honor composed of firemen kept watch^over the remains. Shortly after^2 o'clock Ilev. E. J. Groeneveld,^of the I'n si,Mi i inn church arrived and^conduct* d the simple funeral aervicc* of^that fa ill ami then delivered a brief but^toiicuiug sermon. This concluded Ihe^cert monies, ami after that those who had^Hot yet seen the n main* were given all^opportunity to do ao. The face of the^dead man presented a trampid appear^^ance as if in sleep and showeil no signs of^the great siill ring be must have endured^la-fore death ensued. Covering the breast^of the In, ly was a large bouipiel of^rises mid liln-n of the valley, the^remembrance of some kind friend. The^casket wa* then closed and placed in the^hearse and the tuneral column formed.^In the lead was a band made up of mem*^her* of various musical organizations,^which was followed by a iMsiy of 32 llre-^Mgaj under command of Ctiiet Murray.^Tin n came the old hook and ladder tiuck^of which company the deceased had la-en^a charter im-uiiH-r and for several terms^its loreiiiau. The truck was drawn by^two horses and two firemen occupied^seals with the driver. Following the^truck w is the hose carriage of the paid^department on which three firemen rode.^Next wasa carnage occupied by Hev. Gro-^i In veld and a visiting fireman, followed^by the hearse. A large number of cuni-^Mgg and buggies brought up the rear,^from the engine house the column pro^^ceeded cast to Main street, thence s,-uih^to Park, west lo Montana, and thence to^the (i llietery.
Atthe grove short tcrvices were con^^ducted and the body was consigned to^the grave.
CiiarlesCarlton, who e-c Tied the body^of McDonald from Granite, says that al^^most without') xeeption the iieoplc of that^place characterize the killing as an un^^provoked and brutal murder. The de^^nunciation* of the county attorney^by the belter i-la-s of people for his^apparent endeavors to allow the^murderer, McK- en, to escape^without punishment, Mr. Carlton said,^wen- seven- and earnest, more especially^because tin- killing of MclioiiaUl was the^thud murder commuted iu Granite, and^in each case tin* prosecuting attorney^showed negligence and iml.ll'erence to^secure ail enforcement of Ihe law, Mc-^Kcen, so Mr. Carlton was told, is a^^shooter,^ and is credited wim having^killed another man In-fore murdering^McDonald. The reports brought by Mr.^Car!tOti have caused a deen feeling lo^arise among the trieitds of McDonald^and money will be raised for the purpose^of securing counsel to prosecute the mur^^derer.
AFTh.fiEICH . YEARS.
Tin-IVrsrveraticf sail rim k of a 1'arty uf^I'resp cinr* Awarded at Leaf,^Bi'ttk, April 4. More uewa from the^newly developed mfning properties m ar^Woodville was n'Ceivcd lh s morning^when the Cabl age brothers came in with^garage* Hue specimens of ore, which are^found to assay, on the iivi rage, ^O ounces^silver. These specimens wt re taken^from a newly rfiscovcred In dy of ailver*^bagging quart* In the drift ot the Hattie^I! II. The Hattie Bell adjoins the Fred-^rn'ksburg, in which a strike was made a^few days ago. The strike in the^Hattie Hell yesterday was a direct result^i f Hie recent strike in tin Fredericksburg.^For eight yi ars the Cabbage brothers^have been prospecting near Woodville^without obtaining any good result*. 1 hey^had run a drift and hail come into a ledge^i|0 feet wide, but had met with no pay ore.^Wiicii Fred Seheiir ran onto the rich^strike ill the Fredericksburg he and the^('aiding,* brothers agreed that Ihis^must Bg a portion of the same vein^towartl which '.he drift in the Hattie^Hell wa* running. So us Fred Scheur was^interested in the Hattie Hell a* well as the^I'redrirksburg, ihe men wen* all trans^^ferred from tin* Fn'drickHhurg to the Hal-^tie Hell wilh a view to drifting onto the^vein ami saving the labor of sinking^lower ill the adjoining shaft. The con^^jecture and plan proved good, and yester^^day the millers struck the ex-^pee led shoot bearing silver and^gold. At llrst three bet wide.^At n o'clock this niorlii ng it had increan-d^to live feel and was widening. From all^indications it is said by experts thai the^prospectors have come into u ledge that^will yet prove 1U0 feel wide. About HO^tons of ore have Im*cii taken out already.^1 hey an slill alaivc water level.
Vigorousdevelopment work is going on^in the Volunteer mine, west of the Gag-^mm. Work on the ucw ti'JO-^foot level is lieing pushed^i ut without any very favorable result*.^After culling in the station on this level^a tunnel was cut south, from which a^di ift has In eu run west for over *M feet.^^ In the 4'^' foot level a drift has been run^.'^no feet wi st, uml a valuable dc|^osit of^ruby silver ore has been found. There^arc strong indications of the presence of^h in', one of these being the scarcity of^water.
TheLion Muting company is debating^the advisability ol immediately resuming^development work. Capt. J. II. Piummer^has thoroughly examined the company's^mining properl^, and give* a favorable^opinion of it. advising the pushing of the^|00-foo4 drift tOO feet eastward. The mine^is dry and iu condition for working at any^nine.
PROUAT-:DAY.
Iti*cnrtlol I'rulisti* I,,,.^ 1 rsnsHi-t.-il in
th*.District Court te.t* nlay.
Hi'Tii. April 4. The following probate^business was transacted iu department 1.^of the district court tins mornitig:
Kstateof William Gn-hc, d. ceased ; pro^^bate of will continued to 11th ult.
Lstateof Hicbard Kciivill, deceased;
petitionfor letters.
I.-lateof ItoU rt II. McGough.deceaseil;^pi lition for letter*-.
Estateof Man:.net J. Daniels,deceased
petitionfor letters.
Kstateof Mnrgnn't J. Daniels,deceased;
probateof *a ill.
Lstateof Alfred Jocka. deceased; pro-^ba'e of will COMtlttlM d lo the 11th lost.
1.staleof Thomas l'llicill, deccastd;^scitlemetii ol ace unit.
I.slat.iof June s It \\ ade, deceased ; pe^^tition fi ir letter ; spi end letter*, revoked;
orderedthat account he utadcj J. W.^Murphy appointed udnrtiiblraiur.
Kucournipiign-ports continue to come^fr- iu tin* Champion. The mine is now^dow n tun feet. The best on* is being^taken [roll! the two drifts of the 47a-foot^level, ill the cast diifi several leet of^ipnir /.. with Ii niches of good milling ore,
haveIii run into, 'i he mill will not be
startedup In fore- June 1.
FOOGUr LIKE A TlUEK
gagMnripiii Atliiiipt* tu Ban Things ga^Mill lliiiisrir.
Ill^it k, April 4.-After a long period of^ipnel and peace, S.un Morgan, wno last^hiimiu* r and fall was such a prominent^and constant figure in the police court,^has again broke out. For several days^he lias been drinking uml. as usual, lie-^came ugly and abusive. This afternoon^he took possession of lower Wyoming^street and attempted lo run things to suit^himself. Marshal Damn made an iBorT^lo arrest the IiikmIIiiiii, but owing to Mor^^gan's strong resistance In* was unable to^handle linn alone and asked Alex Seolt^to assist him. l.ven t h ^' 11 it^wa* no easy matter to manage^ihe big fellow, who fought like a mania^.^In some way be knocked Scott down and^guv,- him a frightful kick on tin- forehead.^Finally Morgan was gotten to th-* station^win re he renewed his flghitng. OHcag^Audi r-oti, who had la-en called to assist^lbs Marshal and Seotl, was Morgan's m-xt^victim ami lit addition to receiving a^number of vie mis blows hail his coat al^^most long to fragment* by the infuriate J^rutlian before the tellofl could be lo h, d^up.
LOOKINGFOR WATER
TfoExpeditions Will Ltift Bnttt To-^Day in Search of i Supply.
MANYMILES ON SNOW SHOES
It Will Bo Necaaaary for Ona^Party to Sleep In tho Snow^-Tho Trip Will Bo a^Hard One.
Bi'TTK,April 4.^Three expeditions weie^BjaajgjM to-day to go out of Butte in^search of water. Two of these expedi^^tious will start early to-morrow mornitig,^one for Divide and Jerry creeks, and the^other for Cicrmau gulch. These tri|^* will^each N quire four days. The other expe^^dition will not start until Tuesduy, and^will go to Xi x I'crce creek, the source of^the Anaconda company's supply. This^trip only n quires two days, and so this^expedition will get back about the same^time as the other*.
MayorValium found it impossible to^select citizens to form the committees and^accordingly engineer*) only will form the^committee. The qualifications necessary^for appointment on the trip were, first,^that the man should be n representative^rit Zen ; second, that his judfmciit on the^quantity and quality of water should he^worth something; th rd.that he should be^able lo travel on snow shows; fourth,that^In- should be willing to uudurgo ex|h^sure^and privation in making the trip. It is^also necessary that he should be unprej^^udiced in favor of or against any particu^^lar water supply. The mayor found it^absolutely iiupisuble lo get a man^answering all these qualifications, and^gave it up. f
Thecommittee that will visit Divide^and Jerry creeks, Ihe source of supply of^the Butte City Water company, will Is*^Engineer J. W. Wilson, lie will be ac^^companied by V. C. Kay, the engineer of^the company. Mr. Kay thinks it is possi^^ble to innke the trip at this time. He was^in there three week* ago, but he bad to^travel '^^^ miles on snowsboes to do it. He^thinks that by taking a sleigh part of the^time and a wagon part of the time they^can reach Three Fork* by team, ami then^by a walk of 10 or 1-' miles, reach the^source of water supply. It Will be neces-^tary for them to sleep in the snow one^night, as then* is not even a cabin iu^which shelter can be taken.
Theexpedition to Geiman gulch w ill^consist of Engineer Blackford, who will^Im^ accompanied by .^superintendent^Wharton, who will represent the Summit^Valley Water company. This trip will^also be a hard one, n quiring four days^and much travel on snow shoes, but the^parly will have a cabin to slA*p in.
Theparty to visit the Anaconda com^^pany's supply will be Engineer Harper^and Mr. McFarlami, representing Ihe^Auitcoiida Water company.
Itsc. m* to some all almost useless^trouble to have the source* of supply vis^^ited at this time of the year. It may Im*^impossible to visit s-iiue of the supplies,^and w hen reached il will lie dltliellll to^tell the quality of the wuter on account of^the roily condition it will probably be^found in. The quantity should not be^taken this time ot year, but ill the dryest^season.
J.E. Coran of the Butte City Water^company will not arrive from Ciucago be^^fore Wednesday night. A* to the propo^^sitions that will Ih- put ill, it is likely that^each company will put in more than one.^One proposition will be linule strictly in^accordance with the specifications, ami it^is likely thai another will be made as an^alternative proposition. The companies^make most objection to the s|m'Cifb anon^that the city shall reserve the right lo^change water rate* after five years.
ATTHE HOTtLS.
LeavesFrom Ills It sisters of the Various^Hustrlries.^Bi'TTK, April 4.^Arrival* at the ho^^tels to-day wen* as follows:
Althe Mi-Di rliiolt \V. II. Kavtnonil, Itclitintit^Park, .Mum.. .1. II. Ilacon. New York; II. Tripp,^Chicago; i . 1^. Sinclair, Racine; F. 11. Flanagan,^SI. Units, Mo.; F. w. .Metier, Helena, ll. 11.^Pi ek, Clin ^.-o Charles ltu|s'rti, t lilcago; M. II.^Hunan. New Vent I H. F. Miaiiliul, Seattle; J,^A. l'sl son, 1 lili'llgn; A. (1. PaggUM, St. Louis;^II. W. Ii IT), Itostou; W. J. Mcliitis li, Batart I.^.1. tialbrailli, .1. lialhraith, Dillon. A. U INMJgt,^Lincoln, Nil*.; J. W. Mi-Human, Dct-r Usiiie,^M^iil.. .Mr-. Hill, Mrs. On, .vrs. Iliislsirn, Miss^licssie Harrison. Miss l.etuile Hamsun, Mis*^Carrie Montgomery, Miss Fanuli Oliver, Ml^s^Minute Chit, \V. K. Mellon, Mr. ami Mis. J. O.^Havliss. Pans, Texas; II. II. Taft, Helena; Mis.^Mai \ .lofiusuii, Haifa*. Texas; Hans Hansen,^Cincinnati; U. g. Newton, Peoria, HI.; Frank^kh|h-t, Dallas liay, Mich , H. L. Ilortou, Austin,^N'i'v.
AlHie Windsor M. T. CviT\ Minneapolis; \V,^II. Nori lS, S|m^kaue; C. Qllillicp, ^A less; K c.^gnyder, Helena; August Datiser, Helena; s,^Wil.l. ii. Helena; K. Hrusk, Ureal rails; Kk-hsrii^Turner. Wh-ki-s. Pal hiin-nins, AiiHioiula; M. I'.^MilaMliv, Aiiicniiila; .laiins rroul-y, Ana^rooda; W. F. Wheelar, lb- eaa; Dr. Mcy.-r. New^York; \V. A. Twohv, St. Paul, s. II. CjSMptveU,^San Francisco; Mrs. Wails, Ihlctia; Mis. H.^Ilaoke, MltMOUU: Mr*. L 1 liapiiiau, Missmila;^Ii. It. \y. Massfgbcoa. Warm Matliigs. a. j*.^Howe, I'liilipslniig; II. yv IkslrWav. Omaha, .1.^I^, Sless, noulderi William Foley, (igileu; J, F.^Dal) . Helena; F. o. Fane!!, Ainu inula.
Smokersof the celebrated anil original^^Cuban Blossom*^ will in future find^every cigar and every box branded ^L.^Li Ilia-*1 All others are counterfeit. L.^LUlis, 1.1.3J fciecond avenue. New York,^^A s, ii, nie i^ Nnvc Money.
Allparties indebted to W. T. Shirley^an* hereby notified that tin* is my second^a,id last warning to settle up. All claims^that are not paid iu the nc-xt M day* will^be reported to the collecting association^and suit* instituted for their collection.^You will suve a large annum of money in^costs by making prompt and full settle^^ment at the old stand.
E.E. COVGDOV,^Assignee W. T. Shirley.
Hi. tllil ^*lng.- Lines
growfewer i very year. By the n'cent ex^^tension of the I'nion I'acflc, the old trail^from Cheyenne north to Doiuln* ami the^Black Hills country is now oecuph d by^well i (pupped trains. Thi* in w l'lie^maktscasy of access the rich mineral^lands of Wyoming. F'ast trains, good^service, and low rates.
pLLINGWOODSREZNOR
IttKMOT^is Tint
-MMmt
AURBusiness Is stoadil/ incroaslnt^ as ths^years roll by, and at present is of a magni^^tude that would surprisn you. We attribute this^to the fact that our stock of Groceries is always^fresh and so complete, that wo seldom lose a cus^^tomer and cvory d jy our list of patrons increases-^Visit our establishment. You will receive court^^eous attention and prompt delivery of goods.
YYKIIANHLK
MiiuiMietrr
.HIK -; iu.-t
T6L6PH0N6NO. 98.
LikeThe Phoenix
THEBBOAOWAT PHOTOGBAPB OALLBBT, Opposite (ir.md^Opera House has bi en r'ot ettcd after la ing papered, painted^and reliirnished throttghoip, making the ^I'al.ie.^ of l'utte.^Everything nev and flesh fioin New York ; liolh.ug old. All of tho^latest novelties that can ho found in any Hist class Gallery. We are ablo^now to turn out more artistic work a-ul give better satisfaction thnn before.
;f^AII Parties who hati negatives mail.' ggfoag tin* fir* and not lliiished will plcaso^call and have another silting and receive the PlKgKI Wogg l.vt i; Si.i.n UftWClVf
PRICKETT,KIPPEN ^S CO.
Reil Esta
andmining i'roi'ertiks.
CityLots and Acre Tropcrty on Easy Terms.
ilEa-sT Gkamti ItBBBTi
BuTTB,Montana.
PRODUCE^ CO.
J.S BUTLER. HGENT,^Corner Arizona and Front Sts.,- - South Butto.
GRAIN.HAY. COHL,
Wacrons, Buggios and Sleighs.
.OBDLKSrnoMPTLY FILLED
Callus up. Balaa*4sa*sa No. 4 i.
MITC'HFLLYVAi'.ONS ANH KX11IAS.
Officeot BROWN'S TRANSFER
Rock Springs, Blacksmith and Fennsyivania Hard Coal.
Wholesaleacd Retai Dealer in Metallic, Wml and Copcer-LineJ Shippinj^Caaet und CMtMtg and Everything Pertaining; to th- Trade.
Promptand Efficient AltcnJam e. I:.m'iihmu^ and Shipping a Specialty
LADYASSISTANTS.
Cf'nDiy and Nigh!.
Ttlt'P'.Ci:NO. 57.
BUTTE,MONT.
Wsntrll.
Threebright, active boys lo carry routes^un the StamiaiH). Avply at STAMi.ittn^olllce, liutte, lrtun 0:45 lo ' o'clocli u. in.^or from ~ to h p. in.
1'lMIIU i lining
lx*aveonlers for piano tuning at Sher-^niau's for \V. A. Smith.
rrilm is Must Hum- Tlit'tr Monrr^The stick of gi tier.11 merchandise se^^lected from the best linen of manufacture^in gents' furnishings, tile most reliable^brands of groceries at the old stand of^\Y. T. Shirley, must be sold in the next^;gj days. A great cut iu prices regardless^of cost will In- made to cash buyers,^E. ^.. ( OMIDOft,^Assignee \V. I. Shirley.
tiutf*Nrwklrk m Csmliilate.
Ihereby announce myself aj candidate^for the oftlce of |k)Iicc magistrate of the^city of Bulla, subject to the action of the^democratic city convention.
I.honor:\V. Nkwkikk.
Hit ii, March Zi.
Thewell-known Custom Tailorinir House of D.^Klein ^ Hro, ot Philadelphia, Pa., have now opened^a permanent office at No. SO Hast Broadway, Under^the management of llr. II. B. Wambau^h. All the^latest styles ami noxelties in Cheviots, Cassimeres.^Tweeds. Diagonals anil Fancy SuitillCfS Trouserings^and Overcoatin-rs for the coming spring and summer^seasons can be seen The reputation of Messrs.' 1). Klein^^ l iro* is enough guarantee to the public of Butte, that^all of their garment I will be made to M E AS U RE and to^the entire satislaction of the customer. All orders en^^trusted to us will receive prompt attention, and will be^delivered as soon as possible*
H.B. WAMBAUGH,
GOEast Broadway, Eutto
D.KLEIN ^ BRO.,
Philadelphia,Pa.
fJ. HAMILTON, f
Wholca'e and Ferati Dealer in
Stapleand Fancy Groceries and Provisions.
i.nuni,null- AMi l.n*\ I'HIi IX
SPECIHLATTENTION TO FAMILY TRADE.
MainStreet, Ar.aco;:ca, -Opposite Opera House