The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, July 24, 1891, Image 8

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THEANACONDA STANDARD; FR'DAV MORNING. JULY 24, l80I.
PAGERSAND RUNNERS
RainPrevents Interesting Even's at^the Detroit Tract
FIRST DAY AT SARATOGA
RecordsMad* at St. Paul-At Car-^field and Hawthorn^ Hark*^In Chicago-Other^Tracks.
IttmrniT.Mr Mi^Tiff rain prcTontnl^^ 11 bin hNM ^^f tlit' Ml ^r^t t^^-'l 'V.^I'ritin- Hogarth catuv in flr^i, Pilot II.^at mini, L t la aIIh rt tliirtl.Lucy M. founli.^Turn-, 3:110'.
ai'hiii.
St.Pai l, July W MBi Tsat M won,^(^iiulo st t oml, I), n- lliinl. 'linns l:4'-'!4
out-mile nini m ii^iitl. Tskt- BoBm^w ^ii, IViiiri* FortMITatu* Mi-oiiil, lluaiues*
tinri. Tataa, l MJ;
l*if*learnM* i ^rtsihad aia. T^titrn^^^read, Lilian Beatnaa MUfsV 1 inn.
^..^mil.' ami si-vi-nty yiinls Lillian^L ii'lmy won, Poiheeja* ^^ i-uiitl, Uilly^I'imUi rton tli.r.l. I'lim-, 1 lil'V,.
Kit tstrtaitfjs^Atiiiuyau wmi, J in ltr^-
BatBel mooshZ, llttlltrf L Hurl. '1 'inns^Ills'/..
.\isaeasssaa
Ia K.i i tsi \, July'-' I.- Tin' rin iiiK m-anoii
aiMi n ^ Haawa ofsaaotl tu-iiuy laBw fa-^MMsMa sMtaeievaa, flM wr.ntirr was Inn.^ami BtttBsg Iivi ly. TtM first race ^^^ an^mtroiliu-lory iCMMsMa l|ir 11 pafas oi MB^Five liirlonuK La Tost'a a'oii. Halt ro mt-^feajL fasjpjf K y.ii llunl. Tiun-, 1 : M. In^tin' batting L i I o-i i ^ .i MM to mix.
Mil'.11.0 an tmini. - L m won, fo4sja^Morrow atcood, I'm ilnnl. Tinn', IBB
Itllaami oaaksil Vjilira won, III-
Imiin-i.-li-l, Si.vir K iii- tlnr.l. Tiiiii-,^1:1'.'.
BearIMrioagi BaaiUaJ won, l'rotni n-^ml- Miiil.il, Ton I oii^li tlnri!. 'I'llni', ;^'^ 4.
Beaatatarloaa* I'alci^ voa, H Mia -
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rn,st-i-uiitl, Sii'iu liall tloril. 'I um-, Islo]
llollly
At^. ,, li tl I'.irk.^(lllrvc.(i, July ^ ^ iVi-atlii-r^tr.ii-K laet. Six faataaaa Ka liu won,^l'r'-iuoiit fc(.'4'oiul, Kiium r tliinl. 'i nut-,
liM,
Mllrlxr^l Lonsilalf won, BelM lliinly^(x roiul, lis) L. BrMa lli.nl. I inif, 1 tl lJJ
Si fiiriimi.* tl Iri-y wnii, Bey Hf i*v^^onil, Soiut i-hci iloril. 'I nil'., l:!.^.',.
Mne-aisTtflllli*of a noli -tirlle *vi^n,^lii n ,vt j taaattBt tJkatff iluni. 'I imi , .'^:*.
IsfntaHattfg Maftaf Uaaswael wnn,
Bee*, si tuiul, II II \^i. tliinl. 1 nil ,
IBKi
ai.i Maas ^'.o i
Jtlio.wtI'aiii;, July ^ I rack fast.^Ilauiiu-.i|i, null- ami oiifcixti-t-utl.^ Maw^W in won, Lous; Dm*SO si-4-oiul, KsttbT^maker llunl. 1 nui-, 1: ^'^1;.
H.irvt*t liaiul.eais unit- ami a quarter
1i uiutli won, BaaatosMl m ruini, Braes*
Clieklerllunl. '1 line, -:11 '4^Nine furlotiu-* K.linr won, Nelly Illy
hkmiiiI,Bihatt tBtfil. Tains 1 :^*^'^'.
Ilauiliea|. mx furloti|*h'~l'r^ uioiit won,^At'ilej.itn mfouil, Su|iouny third. Time,^lit*,
Fivefiirlttiiti-s -i'irroreo won, li.iUy mjo*^uiiiI, I'atrtK'leH tlur.l. '1'iini', 1 :*14.
Handicais**ix lurloiiiri. -^ilver J'riuoe^won. My L iMM si*ooml, lirelclivu tiiirti.^Time,
AiBaaptlsaHM istrk
Clllt'Ai.o,July J.I - Six furlong* I'm1^llwyer won, Minnie M'eomi, iluekliouuil^ttiirtl. 'l'liins 1:1^!
tinemile unil a cixtertitli -llrookwoml^won. Silver Lake si coin!, Teuten tliinl.^'J inn, 1
iti..ni li DiiiiKaiv iii won, I'.Ma Itlaek-^liuru m eiiinl, lt^.II lliinl. 'j line, 1:4a.
(inemile alul aii 1 lyliilt tmveriiiir Ail-^IllnstAO'i, lllMili net- heeoiul, St. Alll.itis^llunl. 'I line, 1 lU1,
Fivef iirliuitti- - l.iule Hilly won, Willow-^liionk (.iii inl, C I* llrewn tlunl. Tune,^1 :i'.;' .
AtitriKiiiiin Htajtlk
BBtOttroaUr.M'it, July 151^ Weather^eioii'iy. I rnee Ukak
Sixanil 0111-I1.1I1 furlong* Mtiiniewon,^Jean tiecnii'l, t !|sj| U tlnril. l iiue, 1 ;J:l.
1'iveIurl^ ^i 1 n- -Ur. IMI won, I^ leen Dor^seeoml, Lillie tlnril. 'rune, 1: I
kf#a*aaiSaflaa^s Flawia araa* Mouierey
fee'ml.Valval 0111I ilm-il. 'l iiue, 1 rJB^Mile^a daail In at baHpaaa I .mm r ami
Hunr, liatnliler tloril. Time, liMM'^Mile ruee run ^ II Tanner won, li rer
second. 1 line, 1:111..
UAbL BAl L y. sll llUAY.
%itloi'.o I ^ .11*11^.
AtI lata la ml 1 huaiaiiil u, 1'ittsiuiri; 4.
Ali'lueaf,* ' liie iij.ij. ('iiielliuuli 4.^At New York New Y.nk I, I'liil.oiil-^I'llia It
Atu aiM Baaaw b. n ., k:yn ^.
ikaaaataaaaaaaa .rum^At ('oluiiilui^ l oliimi u- li, Loutstrille t^.^At \ V u -11111 e; l. ^ 11 \\ aklilii.loll 1, Hot-^ton li
Ait'ineinnati Cinriuu iii 4 Si. I.oiin. 7.^At l'lulaili Ijilna ^ Alliietici M, Huln-^more J.
BTaalaasji.*ni;uit.^At Henver l^i over ti, I. neoln 8.^AI Hiiiutli Uuiutkt, Milwauke.' in.^At Miiuo'.ii'^. - MMMsMyallj I, Sioux^City 1.
KlLLtL) IN a PH Z.S. KIGHT.
AItluw 011 llie *lujtui*r Tlixt KutMk* h
M.01IBV t II 1 hid.
MiMi.M.mii 1.\ Cm. I'.i.. July J.I^^Harry lloyo a:e 1 J ^In M^f^i !. Iiviiik at^Hiaek lll.ilmilnt, q.1.11 releil t-i teral SHMffl^ago. i o-ilay 11 \* an iliealeil In llglil it^out 111 tin* priie ring. Tiie im n. aeeoiu-^pan n il liy tie ir Irn inU, jiiteiie.l a ring^ami ^inp|m' l IsV a baai knuekie ^sMNij
'Iliree tarr liie retitnN \\i i*^ |agajBt^al^the nui of w it i ll liolli wit^ lilei iliug |irie
futieiy.win n ine mi u aaaaa up lor um
fiiiiritirtaiii'l, lloyil, aaaiMg an oik'Hiiilt.^rtiblied in ami 1i1 livi re*l a Ireinendoaja^blow on MyloriTK m ak fyail \ Iff tin Ivbu*^lar, Myt. r.l utitrgereil Inn I, a f, ^^ steps
amifell to lhaajffi uml iMaaaUita. MacUad^uu hour later, lioyil came to this city ami^fcurrcinlcrt-d li.un^eif.
Tin*lli^M-l^iixSiiaatiia^ Affslr^St. I'Al'L, July 13 I he crowd* of dis-
aiipoiutt^i *^port^ woo aaaa* ia w laaaai the
llalhPitBsliiiinutihlight are leaving for^their tioiues. 'J'lio money pakl forse.it^^^i^ Iw-mg refumleil.
IUK vtxi. JulyA 1 1 1.ite il:^p.iteii
raeeireiihere tln^ uion.ing irom St. I'.uil^says Ihat Hall ami FltBl IllBBOOS h ught^Una morning at While I), ar I ik ami tl.at^Hall won 111 m Ten rouaJe. Ai. aaanciatail
I'ressreporter who was with the pany^telegraphs there is no truth in the siory^ami 1i.11I they have not leli Si. I' nil
si.I'ai i., July S3 ^The Kitoiiuinons-^Hall coiilesl i^ deiiilliely oil, ^o lir as^thin slate 14 conei^riiiHl, hut rumor* lire^till rif^- it will eouie . If i'ls4^^here. H^!. Frank of ill ^ O ympic cub ^^! New^Orleans hopes li *^ cur*- ih^ nnn for bin^elub iluring Hie fall or winter. To-night^lie completed urratigi iui nl^ with ^ arroll^ami Myer lor the light for u purse tif^*.^^,Uuu.
SI.vim anil Ml . h. li 4^ ^.kI iTlfnili.
I.11M111N, July j:i. In explanation of the^il^graei'iiil ipiarrel It'tween Mi'clii'll ami
Slav.11111 I. vei |I \\ i-iliiesilay. Mucin II
wriiesthai SiaViii ami himself had M en^to the race^ and unlulgi il in lujU'tr fn ely.^liuriiig the sparr.ng Siavm lost h s 11 m*^per and bulb set to ilie.irnerl. Alter-^wanls tin* men shook hand*, supped ami^wined I. g. .her. Slavill telegrapbs ho is^the last of lrieiids nub Mi chell. In^^ pile 11I Ibt'm' iisMirauces, the theater in^which the pugilists ware giv.ng eilnlji-^lions Las cancelh il their 1 iigageineuts.
HEOWNtiJ A COrlK Lea.
An I'liltn u^^M*f^ 4 111 uiiislsnr'-, Wkn lt^l^n tfiili tl a \titt4lii.g
l*ITTsBLK4J,July Ja.^A special from^Shauiiikin, mis stutt^. says: John Kis^b ts.lt lias bet 11 plac^-tl 111 j til on a charge^ol st curing a man lage license 011 falsi-^ajsjaja^affa| and tlit-i-i by bangs 14 iale t^f^lov^, CKiirislnp, lb^ wt Oiling that tlnl not^lake 1 laee, and pait-nlal authority dt-
lltnl,which is uimniiiii to cveryl^^ttly but^BM woul'l-b^ briihvro nil mi l Koliash.^Kobusb met John Mali link, a goo I-look-^kaj mint r, ill a saltmn a mouth ago.^Finding 1h.1t be was a I*4^le, bin recently^Iroui llie aM eouutry, he look a fancy I^^linn, propose tl ib.it Matcbok sin uitl^inai-i v his ilaughli-r, anil arraiigetl for 11^lilei tlllg of the young |.eo|ile the^In XI ilay. Mall-link frei ly l litercti 111^tint Hellenic, and the next day imi^the daughter, Mary, a dark*eyed girl,^l lie young |^ci^!ile met constantly alter^H al, ami DffJ laa eighth night of their^coin ish p Maicl.ok piopo^cil ami was ac-^eipnil. line weik lalt-r, on Saturtlay^night, Kobash's home was lllh-d with^gut sts, ilaiiciug iin i'i'ily 10 the scraping^of a couple ol vioilll*. '1 ho guests^wanted lhi^ prt.speeiive hritle ami groom^ti.il.mee, lut .Nlalehok sa^tl be was a Ill-^tie lame ami tlnl not care lo walix. A^lea*t wan eaten.
Itwas a great night and Matcbok pail)^all the bills, amounting to $.Vi, b^suit s
buyingIhe Wetl.llllg llri .-s of Miss Knliastl.
Mlii 11 the tune t^ r the et n mony nrr.veil
thepries! was absent. Tin 11 Miss Knliastl
causeda sensation by refusing to Itci'oiiie^a wiie ami itia'.til a rcmarkiible and^iallgliable tale.
\\In 11 In r father cnii^ Imme on the^nigiit al li s llrst ineetiiig w nb Malehiik^l i- I.nil his daughter that oil the Itillowing^i!ay 11 young mall would call, ami that^he was scleete-l to l*^ ht-r llilslialltl. She^proiesit tl, but was 4-0W1-1I into agreeing tti^treat bun civiliy ami iit^eepl bis love.^Mary had tlett 1 iniiivd lliat to nvonl^ll-oiible sll4^ wollltl RBaavaSJ Matelink^Uimily, bul woiiltl me In r own jutlgnu lit^111 si-lffuiig a liiisbauil.
iI.1 M.iien^^k'h first arrival she look a^llk.tlg lo h ill. II^ Walked as though Ill-^wax lamed, but she tlnl not inquire until^tiller a wc4-k'a courtship. '1 liey wt-r^'^sealetl tin a loui ge, ami Matcbok slipped^his ui ni aroiuul her ami hio1i^ a kiss. She^Ntruggled lo g^-i away, but be appearetl to^think she I K -11 bis caresses. Growing^ItoaU'r be plaeeil her on his knee*, one of^which seem-il rather hard. Mary, grow-^ill;.- il^4|UlslliVe. dropped a lialltlkclt'liief^ami reachi-tl to pick it up. In doing^so she placed her hand on bit left kmc^ami louml 1'. was awfully hard. L inking^up sbi^ askeil tin- gooil-lm -king miner if he^was not a 4 ripple, ami w as dismayed to^Hud that In- wore a cork leg. On llie^ingbt ol the awliil ili-eovery Mary told^I it mother. Tiie father insisted upon^the man lag^, ami warned Mary Ihat she^tinisi tiln-y bun. He had alretnly secured^lie marriage license.
I111 the morning of the propositi wed-^thug Mary vi.lied a priest and toltl him^lo stay away. Matcbok, alter the di-^11011111111TI1, ileiiiauded of l\'^lia^b the^money t x|i^mh-^l oil the 4-1-lehratiou.^Kobush saitl be had noni*, mid the lolluw-^nig Molulay he was arreau-tl and lru^d las.^fore a stpure. Win 11 asked why he^atlempleil 10 force a marriage lu^ saitl^that In* was a sporln./ man, anil only^want! I liu- in image lo have a big BffJMa^lb- was binintl over III the siiin of |KBi^since then be has thank to 114-ci h-, anil^I when it was rumored thai be couu-nu^p.ated leav.ug town, his bi lithiiieu with^^drew, and last cvsnllllg be was placed ill^a gb-oiny ^'- 11.
Fr-LLACRtJ
AMA.L
UUIb AND UAbHt*.^4 an I1.11-4-1I N.-w s li.nti \ armiis StM-Uunt
^l 1 It^ I 11 lull.
Miwrt.i-iil.pl, July '-'3 loiural liiaml
riia|it*ral1:1 ^.ii At'-ii Baasa* t-.n-n-ii Jan^pk^II. 1 in r el New 01 li .tiis urn- i*i giand i.igh
1-111tl- ri .
i^! 11 . it, .Inly -t The mine IVtmll creel^latlwa) symi4-tn, si iidii-s in iitiuth, lias ta
I. . laaaUayg kaa teik s.nu..it' |sj live^nil il nt.
111 v ^i 1.1k, .iiiy .1. i.n'iit cat .1. k
lawrkllls, li't.i e ly 1ie11er.1l It-nil a ^ clm-f^ui st..ii, aM a. 1 .a 1 in i ^ aifjkl
nr.I'm 1, .luiv 1 :^ it is laara**! that J.N^Ai^^^.in, . 11 lataM t ^ rii-^uit-i,i III 11 f Die tireiit
N411^ 1111, as il - t-li|^ tl I^ It ll-ii-r tl is rt sl^nat!oll.^KknKVllXJ linn., .inf .':. BM kMBM *4
iia ^uM. I ii.iiinit ll.iri is l-^ one af llie p u.etls^h is aaaralag -im.-il (rrlM ex. iitin -iii aiul an^in.11 ret I- . 1 1 ii Mia* is leaaai,
K*\sts.ITT,Jafgfj 0.1 BBJratBaaj
Joistis - In, ,,ii i,- ii ill this uly. liar has^lu t ii s.t'i 11 J Btlltt I 1 lilt s ll.'iise |a: llli |^a-t^aeek. Ku ^ la- ^ vt-tfpl I.is ahyak taaj are al*^Igff/ag it'tini kka. Ins :.i uu t-. s i.uKiiown.
CABLkn.ASHts.^km-iii uaajat afl Bavjri Baaaj B^*4aaaB* paas
1- ^ * 41 T4i4iniries.
InMniv, .lei) '-.'It, Syill i.. . 11 Intlay li
lii-i'l.tis ilt-r.
\ii.o, .buy M ^ I'ver ^ an Unu paaaffj efuoltl^tt.-iii |*4itiii^.ii liatt- invn *inpi^tit : ' 1: i^iauti^a MkB a Week.
1..M'l'v. .in ^ . . rii* rae* 1 1 it ^ Um*^^aoal 'in. a in. ^^ .n.il three tin ^ was won^l^^ lUihl'iai, I-, atliel s-..- ,., Hsnssaaf
Hunk
1-mi. n. .In y - Mniixti 1 i n ^-n |.ri^m^nle4
the WtTal's lull 1-OlllllllSklOllt't. 11 iii 1 || 4Mg^
to\a r.l allsiury lo-aa|r^ Who r, ,nlilim
BBB
1^\i^.'\, Jul^ ^.v UieMiikt 1 1 -,.,s-*j*aak^at cfi li is ,it 1 alt-,1 ii'i-s ri l^^ a ii*', rrai l.s-kaul
i.. ti.sii si.n..- at Uvvrptsai r .. n.iiuu a
wti-k.
saTlii mii.1 BajIMff 01.^Niw Yi'rk, July l:i CBarlif Johnson^^Ctteookiya aa rasaa f of Jnim 1.. sul-
livan.tailffti al MM ;/^^ I i lisday
II,d ili p.'.iii d rl.lMi to h 'i I in ,^,.!, with^Prank Slav.11 lor the chain) . ^ x|np ol^the w orld, the mom y to lv- |^ |,| ^^t,j^Si-: i^i'.:ber 1, for Slavill or Ins ituekcr* lo^t o vi r.
kal IJsalli of L^i i^ ol Klekman, a N .rib-^em Pat II^ I irt-niMu,
kjt-rfalto-ru^ kiimiliiril.
Mlssinla, Juiy 'Si ^ A sad areidantoc-^ciiri-etl aata at an i-ariy hour this morn^^ing. Switch 1 iig-ne No. T'.i. of which W.^J. Wealtierhenl is engineer, was backing^ilowu Irom the ilepot to the stockyards.^1.--lipoid Hickman, the fireman, a young^man alsoul JO years old. had been oiling^the vaives. lie stepped from the engim^la Ilia foothold of the lender, walking in^the rear eml of the tender be alipjieil oil^and fell to the ground, his ImmIv lying^across one of the rails, lie shouted to^the engineer lo stop, but before he could^do so the tenth i' and engine had both^passed over the unfortunate man. His^hips anil the lower part of hi* abdomen^wero cru-iieii ami Ins left arm was^si vereil nt llie wrist. He was imin -^ihately carried lo tile Northern Pacific^hospital where he dud a few iniuutt s^lab r.
Mr.Dirkiiian had two brother* ami^a sister living in Missoula, but his pari ills^lire in tin- Lust. '1 he luneral will lake^place lata rrow, ami the ri mains will be
interredhere.
('Toiler Myers illlpvicleil a Jury com^^posed ol tint following: II. J. Hablitii-h.^\V. W. Keinitily, 11. J. Springer, ll cliiai^Flyrin, J. L. Sw-.-em-y and i*ot^e CjtJin.^Si vnal witnesses were sworn. W. J.^WVatln-rhcail, the i-ngmtsi-r, gave tin-^liioxt iinpoi'taiit li slinioiiy. He said:
Wewero bael.iiig tlown from the ih -^pol, 011 the 11111 ill line lo ih^ slot ky.ir it^Ih- oded the valvt*s and got down be^^tweeu the iTigiue and lender on tint hoi-^liaml side, while in 111 jIioii. Tbe first^thing I lieaitl bun say was: *For^God's sake, Phil, atop!' I went^about llie length of the e.i-^gni^ mul kttipped. Hi* body-^lay between the rails under the eiignu-.^1'ho 1 iil' ' e evidently passed directly^over the t an ly through the thigh and hip*.^Tho hotly was taken lo Hi^ N P. hospital.^1 he accident happened a i mill 5:15 this^morning, lie was sola-r at tho time/'
Aflerexaminini' the witnesses the jury^found the following verdict: ^Leopold^rJevfcaaan came to lus death by being run^over by the switch i-iigiiit- ami tender No,^Til. 011 Hie main hue of 'In- Northern fa^^cile railroad, about BflB !eel west 1 f^Bw stockyards al |||l ihts moriniig, w I .It-^in iierfortnuiice ol bis iltity as firuuaii aa^saul eng.Hi.*.
liUZM iN I'Kitl-'LtTs.
at'tini pan v l^^nntil in MitliMut* a Ita-t-^It.ill I lull 'I'll 11 M tl In.111 Iter lllirse.
-1^. si It Ha- 'laialanl.
lioZi.Mv.N, Jmy Jit^'.Ivor ^J50 was^subsirlnil yeslirday by lovers of haM^afaB w iib w tin h to fi'iieo the ball^grtitiuiis. '1 hose w ho siib^.4'rib^ il will 4-0111-^linhi' a coni|i'iiiy w-hich will have cliarge^^I the Ih 1 man club and grounds. '1 'la-^new urgaiii/at-.oii will bo known as^tint asWsTM ilase Hall Ass4^ciatioii.^Mayor J. Y. liogert was elected^prt^sidents J. t'liislioim, vicu )irc^idcui;^George L. llainaey, treasurer, W. J.^.-steveusou, sn-rtaary. The |irc*idcnt and^treasurer wi re duly elected trustees of^the niiS4^ci:iiii^M. Arthur Place, F. W. Van^Allen mid 1). K. Asbury were appointed a^et iiuniitit lo dralt by-laws. As mueh^tin 1111 y as necessary will lie subscribed lo^tlx up the grounds 111 goo.l shape.
Mi-hAddie I'eck. w ild^ out ruling last^evening wi h her sister and Miss Kio-.vn,^w-.ts thrown from her horse ami remained^uncousoiou* for an hour. She is doing^well lo-day and it is thought shu is nut^seriously hurl.
i1st tug PiMle 4.1 is-^Pn islii 110, July .3^ A *pecial from^Irwin, Pi., says the operation* of casting^(date glass w hich was tried iiere to-day^for the In st lime, and was eoruplctely^successful. I'm |^ie4^e wa^ 1 Jxx.'lO inche*.^A large parly of prominent N. w- Yorkt r*^w-4-re present mid witnessed lht^ operation,^tho 4 vent being eeiebrateil be public eele-^Itratnuis tixinght.
Melilllb^Mts t-|^llltltt.
Ai.iitNV.N. Y., July JS.^A Knights of^1'ylli as exc ursion party on a steamboat^was run down by the steamer Hatiiel^Urew, near this city this evening. For*^tuiiately the water wa* atlallow at that^point ami all the passengers wi re safely^rescued, although a terrible piuic pre-
railed.
InF ii iir ol 1I.1- ili us it i ti4ii|etny.^Niw Yiikk, July Ml-Tho cleetrica-^world was trt-att il t^--tlayto iiiiotiicr ut-^cisiiiii w-ln-v.-by iln- ilrush jiatetit for tin*^niaiiiif .ctuie ami use of storage batteries^ill tin- I'liitetl Slates are matte solely^valid. The decision was llh-d by Judge^Cox in the 1'uiii-il States t-iicnit taajfkj
litiiuh iiiilaiartsla.^W'tsoiMiiiiN. July Jll.^a letter has^be. 11 rt-ceived by repret-etilatives uf Iho^1 hill,in aaogressional parly Ir m Mr.^I'ieirs, formerly Chilian min ster to llra-^zii. sny mg he has qu.t the iialinacctla^govt rmui'iit uud is now 011 hi* way to^New York.
1hffaa Heal BMtMk^HiuviM 1 im Bi Y., Ju y^ ^The boiler^ol L-.n-'s sii-ain saw mil! at Niiievab, i-i-^phi.led this alUTI104111, killing Jaiue*^Shaw, Fretlerick Wheeler and another^man, win se 11.mi^ could not lie learned.
AM 1 in- on I ire.
CUtmiiW'yo., July BV
Themines
ofthe Heer t ie. k t t^al coinpaiiy at Glen^Hock are 011 lire. Il has la 1 11 ni t .th.-d to^Hood llie tllllle.
I-slimeol a Mnam si I luu,^Mo.nim m.. Ju y 23- The wholesale^Millinery and I nicy dry go.sls firm of^John Mi 1. a A t o has ut-ijiiol, L a-
b.btiext.h\ JJJ.
CHEAPADVERTISEMENTS
StPOX.
-prAi rits ix-
FitrCicars, Tubufco end I cDfcfiioncry
TheCOMMERCIAL l^'
one door souili of Muutan ^ ilotal)^ANAiONDA, - - . MONTANA
PUsei
RRTES,$2.50 PER DAY.
el'ECIAI,It A 1 Is TO THE THEATRICAL^AMI) MUSH'ai. IKOFKBSIOX.
hui'lay Dinner* ami Ball 1! ami Happen a
biterin.If.
DANIELREAL. Proprietor.
ANACONDA,MONTANA.^Oieneti jmy i, lasa l.eu|suetl Oct I, U3S.
On**r*t!.^^ l,:inf1^onif*^i^ nn-1 m-^t f^'#*i,rflnt up-
liMKHi iio!^'U in ViiKf.! llatr* Tl'*^r^^a^hly^flri'p.i^^^f. unit piovi'ttNi w.tli clevBtom, rli'ilne^U':iN l;r^* nl;itin^, iiirniint; writer, tm'hs, ||MM^beat, opra Art* plswcet nnd all iiuKlnru ennvm*
l HOC*. JC'OIIK fit ^IUt4r^ Hlllt klll'JTli*. ( Ul^^aii
$3.50PER DAY UPWARDS,
Aiconlii. lo t-l/r ami i-harsicier of ruomt^ots'cupieU.
C.W. LOOMIS Prop.
TheMissoula Hotel.
oneof ruEvi:i:v ih^t iioielss in the
NOItTliWKST.
Thfbul'duiu' l^ new lire inoof, liea'nl with
s|i-siii,llgllled with trt-ity, ,.uu )irovidetl
withall in idern luipr jvrnu-uts.
KENNKDVA MIllllKLh, ProprlctoiB,^Mils -ala. Moat.
Established 1SS5.^^^ + [^
YFitzpalrick 4 StricWaden
ANACONDA
Real.Estate. Agency,
11HSTST.. ANACONDA.
BBBMl Exlatesnii Innuranre Acenta, Mln-^Itiy Uroki i^, Collector* and Couvt-) aiicet t.
ii
ItlilkekHlf Mul la'
COHL
OIL-
BUSINESSCARDS.
bDlCAl.AM) KlTKf;|i'al INSTITUTE or
MlaaoULA.
Allforms of Venereal Hlxeass* anti llemorr-
litniUtieiiie.l iintl euros iruinanteed at ttis ttra4^store of t lark a l.onld. near llie tleixtt a' Mis-^inula. The Pest ineilii'si skill ninl anllitv ulwsy*^In atteiidanee. i in res|m^nitelice holiclttsl. Otdcti^i ... Is in,111 x lo 1'Jn. in., sail . t.i i. p. in
JOotl'llbMlTII,
CAItl'KN'TKK~ANI^ HUII.DKu,^EktunaUs 1 -uiuishrd on ail Kinds a.^ iluildlatt.
Itatereaeaiin the i iiy.
IXA.'U.'slST.. Ut.ltti.tN 6iil\'M^ B TlllUu,^ASAto.Mi*, ^ Montana.
#*AftgJBJJiHOICK,
BBiMnt Heal tixute and Mining Stock.
Scliroeilur* Ulock,^KIKK1' Ml.l I I,^ ANACONDA
PROFUSSI0NALCARDS
jr. l, li COU-N.
BMAt-ES OK WOMEN.
123North Mtiin stiect, - Unite, Montana.
|lt N. 8. ISNVIJKlk_
C0U.MAIN AM~H1KI) BlltEETtl,^ANACONDA. MONT.
n r. t BBaWBUBsB o. s.
inice.^^^*^' Ktreet, litlwreii Main aod Oak,^Au.ieouda. Mailt ^ l
TKETH lXTItAClEl) WllllOUT PAIN
bya new BjeafJB. All C *-%rt of Dental^Work ' \ts ai.-d ia l.rsi-tiats niauuur. Al-^tltlciaJ it.ia Willioul 1'Ulea.
TdTTLvE
Manufacturingand Supply
company.
MANUFACTURERS
HNHCONDH
Vll/-.o ^ 8
IMI.MI.I'lll-.N4.
jlKlCtONMAIN ^t. OVEK SMI1T1 DltLU^Cl'Ml'ANV
Hesidinee on t'ak slr.-et. near SL Aan
HeSplial
OfficeInwirs ! im a. in. lo 12 jo p. nt.. from till^lotp. ui. siuiilioin io-xj 11. in. to j p. ia
J. x'ltlSMlLJOHN ii i. limit
llltONM-UA liOlltlirs,
1 lit Iil 1KCIS ANDM I'El'.lN rKNUKMu
Lewawhiii fx', wrti liianilc Slrttt, Unite,
Monr
MINING,MILLING! CONCENTRATING
MHCHINERY
-OFFER-
+ IN SECOND HAND MACHINERY +
INCLUDING
6oSTAMP MILL COMPLETE,
(Willbe buld In Uaiteilei of t, hlamps or more.i
ORECRUSHERS^Blake.
OREFEEDERS^Challenge.
CORNISHROLLS^Large and Small.
Jigsand Revolving Screens^Many Patterns^BRUCKNER ROASTING FURNACE,
IsiruUl,^c ft- x Vi ft,; capacity 3 or 4 tons)
HOISTSLidgerwood, Kendall, Crisby, Union Iron Works.
BOILERSOur own and other makes.
AIRCOMPRESSORS^Rand and Burleigh.
PUMPS,MINING CARS AND BUCKETS.
BwiTTartiesneeding any of above will do well to write or call^early as the prices that have been put upon same insure quick sale.
CHICAGOIRON WORKS
GAIL,BUMILLER k UNZIGKER,
BUILDERSOR
GoldMills, Wet and Drv Crushing Silver Mills, SMELT^^ING and CONCENTRATING PLANTS, Hoisting and^lumping Works, Cars, Cages, Skip, Ore Buckets and^Water Buckets.
self-oiling-:-car-:- wheels
CorlissEngines, Compound and Condensing Enginei^and Tramways.
WESTERNREPRESENTATIVE,
WENNOUNZICKER.
EUTTE,MONTANA.^Clint md Works, Hawtboro* Are. and Willow St., Chicaga, B*
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