The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, September 05, 1891, Image 8

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ^ 1891.
THEBUTTE OFFICE
Ofthe STANDARD is In the^New Windsor Hotoi Annex, No.^21 East Broadway. Tne Tele^^phone number Is 25S.
Advertisement*will be rere,vr^l at 111* Nill!*^Sllllie ^^: ItlM mjmiabo till ^ O'elOCk
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MUKPHVViAI.MY.
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loiiiiflit Mr. Muipny VM tiv* n t\ hun-^i lit hy iiU toMMBfuMj MMJJIM and a l-
MtPMRa.Hid Ifnikiv hut m t'liiifiti-
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MHhWVl ^idAN I'lUNX'Ki-HS.
ARttfff * t. W**l \ ^if llrrr LMlfl A ltl|^^Time I'laminl Im Moiitl.iy .Sri',^Vi ll^., St pi. A Tht^ iiu-inhern of the^I n sli^ u r an Sunday Mfcool lu-id thmr^htinu.d picnir at DmT LotfgN to-day. A^MjMjtefl train KMk nuiti down, and upuii^llu .r an i\ al at tho t'i p it ||m y ppMJ MJ t^liy a dolftfation ot tlte 1'u d^yu rwin
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I*tiTK, li i^t. 4. -1 In* foMowinu; mm^^rly ^ MteRMM Mfl illc I lorrervird iu the^otticc of ihf county n cttrdor i^- lay:
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^v . n KHmj t^ 14rm. Mala w.i.^mm. m^ If :ii:il tj. ui li). ek v. tm |^I I L la I'lwk i.t, in the .Noittifin^1'*m .Uc utiiiit ^ ii iu ln.lt.-i;^ oi
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Thelinn of Oitdarak M ^ A ^ Uari^l have^ihu Huj day ol Attgntt, UMl, diMolvod^Mfftnorabip by mutual c . m-m. ||j .^tHkWrsh ^ vt- will conUuua ihu Iiumim s^ at^tiif ol i Miami.
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VIEWING_THESIGHTS
IliaSecond Day of He Meeiiog of Ed^^itors i Pleasant (be.
VISITED THE GREAT MINES
Luncheon at Columbia Cardons-^Anaconda Chciitn a ^ that^Hiaca ot the Nix:^Maotinir.
BlllK, Sept. i ^Th^^ afroiid clny'^ Tiiit^In liutii'uf tlm Mulituna I'res* aim nation^was |^L'a^antljr tpi'iit in T.ewniK tin- city^ami vi.itine tlie rarioua in nt'a.
(arriasrit were In waimiic at 10^.'^'l^x k^'Ins niurnintf in front of the M.-ll.Tiniiit^li.it. I to ii.K^ tliu newspaper IM) tlie.r^wives and lady frieuds aliout in - city.
Mersr*.ilnnteitli. Mamie, McMurray^ami Tingle of Hie Untie l'ress club acteil^as an itiori for the pany. an.I .horily lu^^ll noon 1.1 carnaiC '*, lllieil with th ^ ex-^eur.ionistf, ilruve away from the hotel ou^a MaW of n.sp' clion.
TheAl ce mine was ^^^lied and the^p iny taken under the caic of huioriu-^k iiileiit Hall, who ^ IMMM many ciurt. ^^siea i..war.I tne visitor*, and eriry oppor^^tunity was alloided them for u lliorounh^In.p etiou of the mill and nieihofls ^^l^( x.r.u iing (lie uolil and silver. All. r a^short slay at the mine the party returned^to town ami hoarded the cms in front of^the hotel for a ri.it to th^ Coluuihia Har^^dens, at the invitation ol (ieortte P.Wool-^atoii, '1 lie tr p was a most enjoyable one^ami all'.'riled the newspaper people an^opp.n lum'.y 4sf jfcttiui; a .rliiiipse of^flowers and foluitfo, of wh ch Untie is^tredlliHl with ht'iiiK destitute. A dainty^lunch was served at noon tuno and p ^r-^tak^ li ol wi.h keen relish by tin- sight,^set r., whose appetites had been sharp^^ened by their mornititi ride.
'IIn post-prainlial ^ xereises consisted^^^f iliaiikmu Mr. Woolslon and the liutte^Street I ar eiuupany for the d. .i^iitlnl en-^lertaiuinent luruished.
Onthe return to town the in:lltiished^liusiuess ni''elttig ol im* ash*..eiati..ii oceu-^|.ted the alletitl.ili of the liieliiherfl until^it was Hearty nmo to take thu cars south^^ward to Salt Lake.
Assoon ns the meeting was called to^ortier by I'r^ indent tioriloti. Hie lollowing^r. suluiious wen. presentt-ti hy Maj ^r W.^W. Alderaon and unanimously cirned|
h'twi.'rrrf.'I'liat III.'tlialiKs ol tin* ; s-iM' -.tinn
heueafftl ^^ t.iai. i ii tali.* r.ni e nraaiBMk tor
Ilie |;rlii'lon- I.iiki iialll ^ ...trial il In lis iii UM
saMuUkreulIsjuutiei in last e.mlni! an t I..r^othrr iii.iiii'I. us la van an.l kiialiy MI.4ii lolll^sua .mi to us .tut Imk I li is v.sit ami uieclin* iu lie'^^Mltrr ^ ity.
Heliportof the umlltiiii; committee^was r. .el and adopted. It showetl a rather^ileplctcd cntiihttoii ot iho li t a: ttry, anil^the plA*Sld. tit urgt d that steps Is.* taken to^make thu dclimjueut lueiubers pay up^their tinea.
Thelion, l.-c Mantle slated lliat there^was ai prcsi'iit a vacancy on tin* inter^^state coimnerc * eotmnisaioll and lilted^that the assoeiatiot. atlopl the tollowiiig^resolutions couceriiiiin the tilling ol the^MM:
\\in tt. As, Mieie Is at |.resent a \a. ^.:^*^^ en
III.'i: !^^ siaii* eel.nil Ma.Ill .St i lo tie ILl. tl
b I la* I Ii ' U4S s in tit of the I'ml.si 1st.,0^, anil
Wiii.iias. \S t i|. n11 ii .. 111,1111 i .ii ..Mil tmi-^tneiu t^^ liie wast ami Mrtfcaasl Unit^.. \.aMia y t^^ ti.li il h) a W.--1 mi PJMj iu! y M*^ipimiiteu Midi tAi-.teia lutetesls. 1 hetefore,^ha ^t
fl i /is.l. That the M. ntana I r *snnociai mi
1stliaHi aaMMI at* t a*| itsroatas-NXsls .m.i iu-^u. i is I he lion I li^i.i.is M. latle.f a of I Ml
v.r as., vcii'i' iu.in ranaaaii* iMiahaed to titi^Im vaeauc), as mi ap|*ii.i iii- ut thiit will uive^general saiistaetiaii to tin- waole West. Lett
It.Hill1
tlrmlrtI, Tli.it til^ pr. sal. nt and m ere ary of^tills itssc-lallell h'l.'KispIl the e nMaAl luM to^III. IK'Uxei cliaitibcl III eouiiueice
'1he resolutions were a .opted w.lhctit^a dissenting voice.
Theiu xt thing in order, and n in titer^oi much inn rest antl colisiderab.e good-^iiature'l uul.igotii^ui, was th'- sel.ettng ol^the m-xl place of meeting. The charms^of lioxi-iiiau and Missoula were painted^in gl .wing wor la iiy the mrmhi is from^llase places; White Sulphur Spring, was^udveeuted iu an eariiust inatiuer, and^Ih'ieiia was uietil.oiieil in a timid sort ol^a way as a possible winner in the race.^Anaconda, li.^^-evi r, winch haslKeiis c-^^ ltd choice lor several years in the sell c-^liou ot place* ol meeting, came out vie-^torieiis, nud I'v a unaniiii.ius vote it wa ,^in ruled to hold the i iglith annual meeting^ol ihe association at that place.
'1ho meeting adjourned in convene^again on the train lor the election of of*^Uceis for the eoiiiiug year.
Haii. arii kaayat ^^ i aasalt.^Hi iti:, Sept. 4 -When the court room^in ll. parlnienl 1. was coiisidared suf-^llricntljr crowded to-day, the door was^1.1 l.i d and Jailor Gr.tilths, placed on^guard al the door. A .mall hey who was^among thobc locked out was hound lo^In .ir l'oloticl lugersill's nil lre*^. The^-ktil'' noticed the transom over the ihsir^was i p li and commenced to climb lo it.^V. hen -al. lv on the top of the door cas^^ing his loot was noticed hy the tier^keeper who made a grao for the Is.y but^could not get Isold oi mm. Wli. n UM lad
I.aiuii he had heeii discovered. |m irtetl to^ha-teii his movements and fill M the
II.hi.', hut on the llisule. 'i'he doOrlti eper^tin until the hoy hid carle il Ins ad talks.^^ton anil allowed him to rem.iiu in the^room.
Nailerol It. in .vii^iii Monday, August :^1, Dr. T. ('.
Winrpo...!, s/lll remove his afjaj from^the Maiillc d IneleiiUi rg lih ck lo the late^Mai i TP ui I * r. Oi M. Whitforil, comer^ol West 04VMM mid Idaho streets, A^i r va'.e ho,pit d has I cell llltetl 111. in^eoutiection with Dr. \V itheopooii's new^tilliee, tvlii re the In st of MM will he be^^st..Will on all patients. I Mice hours will^he Iroin K lo M a. lit., and IflM to ..3' and^i^ lo V f, iu.
.heap I si iirslona.
I.t -four Irietids in the Kast kiiow that^tie Oi. it Nertli.rtiw.il si 11 i un.l trip^tickets August koih, Sepl.inhiT 15'.li and^DtU. froM Hi. Paid. Mimical ^-li^, liultr.h^ali i V\ ^ st fejuporior, in eonni coeti with^ea^iern lines at reduced rut.a. fall ut^olhcc. It Mam street, lor particulars.
Ju.lnelt.*llf.|*s 4 sp-'t 1st..-s.
I'l.MiUKIOK,the, Jan. 12^Having stdl' ictl w.tti mv ki.'ncys, 1 was^iudiicfsd lo try the OKl.CtlN MliM.Y^11-A, which rein veil me in a short line.^1 take pleasure in recommending it lo^the piib:ic as a safe ri mcdy for k ducy^dilhciiUK.s.GMOMM W. Hah i v,
touuiy Junge of I man.la.
tinand i.f.er Aug. :ti the N.utliern Pa-^^ .he lailloa 1 eompaliy will sell i xeursiotl^t . ^^ t lr^ m Ittitle to t'hicag ^ and return,^f od lor three iii inth^, at ..iglity doiiara^fM ,. All those desiimg to Malts a trip
I sin ii.ii lake a ivhuiage ^ f tins rate,
vatthe c,n at trans-coiiimi.tilal route.
IIno.v.I Nailer.
OnSep*. !^ h l^r. 1. H^ yd ol the firm nl^I' ^. 1 icon* lloyd, will t. move his of-^hee from the L ^^ e blotk m ro^ m.,10 and^111, ttwlsey budding, K^*t I'ark street. Dr.^Hoyt r will coulliie his (MMsM to ^ y.-. i^r^and chronic diaraaaa.
Askyour dealer lor Ibe Irwiu L .gar.
LABORDAY.
Oreatrrr pa ration, lor in. Ulg l-icalc and^Lie union M.xt Mandar^lll'TTC, Sept. i ^Next Monday, Rapt. 7,^baa beau designated by the atate legisla^^ture as a legal holiday, and is set aside for^the bcm-lit of the workitiginen of Ibe^atate. In a number of other slates Labor^day is made a holiday by law and la gen^^erally observed I y a suspension of all^work aa far as possible, and Ibe toilers^give th. in .elves up to pleasures and en^^joyment.
Thew^ rkingmen of Montana intend to^do likewise, and have planned an i xcur-^aiou and picnic lo Deer L^alge which is^expected will bring togeth -r the largest^assemblage of laltonutr men ever wit^^nessed iu the state, i hu kmgiits of Labor^and other Industrial organ i itlona of^Unite have made great on | i.rations for^me occasion, and expect to turn out in^full loice iu honor o! the Ural celebration^o! a holiday of their own.
Mondaybeing u Irfjal holiday banks^will be closed and a nioj ti'.j, if notall,^ol the stores and other Imsiio s* houses of^Ihu c.iy will do likew.su to give their em^^ployes an opportunity lo cijjya day's^outing.
DILLONHACfcS.
Ilut'e'Uorses Will 4. hit His Coatesta-
sjlar.sd lur I'm .laiul.
UlTl I Sept. 1 ^ This ci y will bo wel'^represented at the Udhm races which^commence to-day. Tho meeting is purely^a running one aud for a small place the^purses ate large. The races undoubtedly^will lie well con tested,as a number of fast^horses will take part. Hesidcs the liutte^li^ r ci .t number Irom Salt Lake and^oilier citios w 11 start. '1 he fullofriug^hor.es left here yesterday lo tako par!:^W. 1*. MsMrWr'a Ala Istone.W. P.Kuddy s^I'arth.'tie, King (ieotge, Lottie Miilsand^/a in phi li; Ur. K. J. iio^i Ke s t'omet and^Midnight; ( ha. e y Wi tt's Golnhir; J.^W. llarker's Netlio S. ToM) Howling^jr., will also start. Pr ^m Dillon tie-^horses wilt go to i'ocaiello, from^theio to p.aglc liocl., then to Ogden,^from there to Suit 1. k , lie n on to^llheyeuue,lrom wh.r* tin y will go to Del:-^vt r, where the circuit w ill he ccinpleteil.
Jmi Pi aaaraid lell lor I'orllaud yester^^day, where lie will handle the baokuiak-^ingut the race meeting w hich commence*^to-morrow.
A NATIONAL TUCJ.
TheTournament It'll 4^crur la Ottubsr
I.ia. 11 l lal.i -e ^.
TheSan Prancisco Lxaminer soys:^Coiisitlcrablu interest is being taken in^the international lug-of-war tournament^to be ajlfsju at the Mechanics' pavilion^during IM |MI week in ^^MM).
Therewill he teams of 10 men, repre^^senting t.early every nut.onality. Four^cash pr z *s will b* coniesttd lor. Thu^MM prMa w ill be |fj00, thu second w,^third MM and fourth f.u. The ^MjMWI^of each team must l.e horn in the country^Ihey represent.
Seigiant Sawyer of Troop II, U. S. A.,^has alreatly selected an American team^irom anion^ the aoldicrs ut thu i'resid io,^ami they MM practicing everyday with the^most active, liuavie.tof their cuiniad s^on tho rcs.-ivatioii.
TheCaledonian antl Thistle club:, have^iippoiutc I a commute to pick out the^strongest Scotch team that they can find.^At the Tuistic club picnic on the Fourth^oi July a tioiii from the Son* of St.^George won lhe trophy from the Scotch^lu, and the former society will try tb. ir^best to select uu Khglish team tliat Mill^carry oil thu first priiu of this tourna^^ment.
AnIriah team w ill cc chonen hy the the^County Moiiagtiali Social club.
Allth^^ Swiss, Austrian. French and^othtr national cluhs have MM invitud lo^put their strongest men iu the contest.
ProminentCanadian mid Australian^athletes have sigmlled their intention of^having the colonics properly represented.
ThcG'Tiiiauteam will probably consist^of the most sialwarl brewery workmen^^greal big, hea\y men that look as though^Hit y could pull a brick house dowu with^^out any troiihl^.
AnMuuor.'il Au.rrlca.i.
WASHlXtiTOS,Sept. 4.^The emperor of^It Tiuauy has MMMMal upon lie. Wt J.^II-iriiian of the Inn an ol elli:(.^h^yy,^Smiihsoniati institute, the dtcoiatioti of^the lioyal tlrderof the Crown, HaflMM^set veil in tint Frat.co-l'i'iissiiiu war. llu^ia the f.urth American who has rtceivetl^ih:s decoration.
Atimolol Alan L-ynehtil.^Pr. IjllisoN, Miss.. Sept. i.^ Willis^Smith, who assaulted a white iudy tiear^lu re Ati'T. -1, was captured last Tuesday.^To-day a niob of .rh^ men, mostly colored,^Mak bun t^ the scene of the crime, w here^be was fully uh nulled hy his victim,^afler w hich tuey I u ig MM.
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(l.hVi land, Ohio, Sept. 4 -The dead^body oi a b^ y named Men, aged IB was^fouittl in a ll. ld to-day near Postoria.^inere was n hullet wound in the chin,^alloiher in the breast, and the throat boie^linger marks. Moil iivd at Tillln and^pad MM atteieling ih Fosloria fair.
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WiiliamJ. Coomb^, tb^ newly elected^done crane member of congress from the^Third district. New York, since lsjr has^been ^uc. e.sillily engaged in ^ xtiortiug^American mauti'acuired gootls to foreign^market-. Ho bus MM cotupt t ug with^(ortign mannfaciiirers for .11 years, untl^hit-, by a close attention to hnsiuess,^hull! up ''^' ^ulistanxtial him ol Caonihs,^4' oshy A I Idy. II' has l.ivir held a^public olTlce.
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Unto ih. Paeille Coast.^\V i i peg, Man., Sept. 4.^A rumor Is^published h. re that the Grand Trunk la^about to extend lu lit e. to Winnipeg via^S.ailt Sic. Mnrie and Dulutb, aud that^w hen Una city is reached Ibe lino will be^extended to the Pacific coast.
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Yocnostowii,Ohio, Sept. 4.^Tbs)^Yolingalown Urldge works burned to^^il ighl. Loss, eTG.UOO; insurance, $8,000.^ill.- company has large contracts ahead,^and the works will b ^ rebuilt at ones).
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GeorgeBarirh lias reopenad his sample^roemotiEist Park avenue, opposite the^Si. Lawrence, w here ho will be glad to^met* his old friends ami patrons. Fresh^1'oust Milwaukee beer always on tap.
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I'osTO., Sept. .4^Wool^The demand^is quiet; territory, fine, IMMaw.| fine^in-dium, lCli'J'J-.; medium, rj((25c. In^( alifornta and Otogon wools there is a^fair trad c at previous prices.
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