The Anaconda standard. [volume], December 19, 1891, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1891.
ELECTROCUTING A RAT.
TheMessenger lluvs Have n ^,reat Time^ImllalliiK Thrir MMk
Fromtlio Cliii'lunall I'nuulrer.
Hurryup ami any w Imt yer want; I^Sautter gel luu k to tli'ullli*,* an' w dor^^^lwlriciition.^ This ^;^^ tlx' half slioutiil,^half u'.i-|m iI cm l unation of a tiny iiichsch-^lfi*r Imi\ tin' oilier morning aw If answer*!**!^tin' ring fnmi a restaurant, slieri* a pat ty^of MM of Hi Hal How it vvitli ^ last MM^lioMing forth. Ho MM v. annil to i-all a^hack, and upon rcccivitii; his f^*t*^tlafhcd out into thr rainy night^Follow oil to thr olIlic 011 V; no uni't.^a fellow liiglit-ii.iu k iiitrinlcil Bpsss) the^rtHti|Kitiy that had gutlicn-tl lowitit^**a the^-solemn event. I lii' li.ng-legg^^l niglit^f'li-rk. a siudi'tit of applied cleciricii.v, uai^the vvaixli'ti ol tin* m.i!,c-l^clicv^ BBsMpBtV^tiai-^ where tin1 legal iiiiiulor Mi I^ taki-^plai c.
InM*time, which tM uftcr '^Sinitlic^^had rcturniil After st^*ciiin^ tin* h u km in.^tin* oomlciinicl criminals were limuglii ^^out and tin- ^live^ vv uva mail*' ready. )^Hal diNimi'd wire two in iiuiuImt. ^^and Mrs 11110, woll-fcd rat.^had Uni cin-naii-d into an old^trap Ivy using a part of the initltiiglit luni'li^a - nail. Tailhs*yttiatTfiTnVgrfrrr *Hrn lfiat^ran from th* doM or more Mill of tin-^lK^tt^'i*^. ilii1 executioner iH'giin his wink
Iriiboutceromuay. The minute tin* wires^toiul.cil the oa*fe a bell aH up an Infemau^ringing. TIh* uiiuUi*ui t*l^*rliU'imi sum not^uwarc that Ilia wii,*s iumt siiorl-ciiciiilcil,
aimas he pMkjpMl Lite sM* ^^i Mae of Ibetn
againsttin iiiMii st siiuciluug i-ixlciit, lie^vas aoiti'-vvlial kuiihimiI to ace tin*^little pent made a savage iHc.it^to hiti* the shat'|^-p^iit^ii-il gail. making^no pifieiise at alt hMrMnd kieeuiif overa nil^dying, as did Kcininler and oilier el.cir*.-^rued ir.itrdciv;*,. I his jaliliing was kept^up some miiineul' with the same ill sue-^ccas, iso far as llie sl.i\ 111^ ol the lats was^concerned.
Atlast the warden titmhleil. Witling^the ea^e, he was lalcful to b8b ttsBl the^wires 1I11I not eoiiie into inuliii't with the^same strand oil the nclting merit. Se-^biting the bincotof the doomed twain,^lie ouleUjr thrust the win- aaalnat^its sli*ek eoat. A shrill seri'ain ol liny^volume follovvi-d. and Sir lint drop)MM^on its side. The ettrrent was kept on,^BMMaM ** shiidili-r and twitch c* m v u I-^^ ivclv. When it was relumed the llrst^\ ietim was dead. The other. atia|lfM'llna;^the deadly Datura of the win*, kept to the^op|M^site conn r ol the death eetl. The end^of ihe olliee seiss.ils applied suddenly
dpbsbthe ivar hi.id. him leap forward miiI-^delllv . atlfl fasfUFB he could jump hack^auatii the lilenl* siui^ iu^ wire was upon^him. hike his iil-lale^l eomrade, heweiil^down in a heap, kicked, twin lied and at^last laid still.
Thework of the execiitioin-er BsstoMJ^done, he stal l' i| |o w rap up his vv in s,^and. turning to ihe rrii,u|i. ictum-licd:
Suv, No. In. I'aja detn t at-, into de liar-^rid and IK de trap again. We might ki teh
anotherbefore day hs'ht.
moreastotiishnietit than that of Tesla'a^din s to-day. Thiashowa how unirol we^have las ouie to w tinders and how HU|M-r^^estruordinary any siutifi-atien or imeu-^tion must lie to awaki 11 eiiriositx la'yond^tlie uteraip'.
QUAINTAND CURIOUS.
UOHTKOi ^^i: \ NK.iit.
tiny
Klretrlrltyllai iiffseil to PffMM^I'.n i v ^^f lliiiiri i'. Iti a ll.it 11.^A HU|Tl!esti\i' use of the eleetrie li-^ht^pro\ ideil h^ a teiiipoi'ar.x iuslallai ion has^been made in New Jersey. A prominent^MM-iely IMy eoncch cd tin* idea of ajq jn^ a^hall in the new stock liaru on her property.^Ashed was put up in which all eleetrie^litiht plant was installed. The steam wax^fin 11. i11 h^ liM'omoti\e Isiilers which had^been draKie^d up the uiouiitaid side. The^continuous ajajiaV and i he en trance to t he^hat 11 wen- slucliliil w itll an- lifhtu, and the^luxuriantly dra|^cd dffMaaaW pb8mi MM^hriflit with iniiulM'rless ineaiide.m-euts.^The most I^-.ui^ 11111 li^htinu effeet was
jataraH]mtha bjn baali attaWitMaaM
fist h\ Hi lei :, and alumt OH feet hin'i.^From diireieni BjaiaM nlonn Ihe .-..ile
Mnut; streauieis of ima il lauiel. and
onthese, at rrmilai* in1' rtrale, at iv hnne,
yellowpumpl.ill -. m-ideof w Inch liiH-andle^|Miwcr lamps wen- liiii'iiitiit. Altertiatinit^with these were ^it 11. r lights of \arioicH^eolors. and the warm, rich glow ol' the^whole was pit uliarlY effective. At each^end of the haru well' huye ,'ii'seeni'. of^rhododendrons. 1mm the dark shiuiiiu^lean s of which conn,less tiny ttjbta^bhow n out.
Kureto tic Haaiad Keel flaM*
Krnnithe ^ IiIi'.ibii 11 il'iine.^The iiefeateii candidate badeonaldated
then alter i aicliilli. and as a result of
Madalfberotiouihe ataMMeed that the
nexttime In ran he would make a sine^tinny of it.
You'veifot a new scheme. I suppose,^^^aid his friend.
Ihe Is-t in the wcrM.^ he tcplii d. ^I^thought of it icvctal days a;{o and have^Im cii graduall.v ela! nratiuo. on it.
Newat) le of printing lor.v our campaign^circular-'.''' n~h^I the lriend.
No: I'll aaff the an nan old atyln M
Putsome spectacular elici ts into v our^meeting** perhaps.^ tuunreatod 'he ti n nil.
Notat all. lint I'm guana, to utilile the^liatis Ts.
II. ^ou intend to have them adv ance^political anjrutiivetita, dn ^ou'.^'
That's{I exactli. I'll in ike it to their^aMaraal to do so. and I'll keep them poatad^and load lliein up with caui|siigu lilii.e
tiiii*. rll hata tham naiulanj oimaadiad,
andwhen one of thciii geta a man in the^rhair and is acrapiiiK a razor in the vicinity^of his thro.it he'll lalk isilitics^to him. and he'll talk the kind of
Inilmes I want him to. When a^jarhcr is wrubblna a man's head, and the^man is ao full of oaihs ihat he daii'n't aaM^his mouth loi fear of letting one of them^out. ihe hai-t.er will aniUiUlfly tell him^alsiut the laauaa Involved, and advlaa him^to vote loi tlie loan w ho vv ill beat uphold^the interest, ol the |muple,
Whovv ill lie Mill.
Notin IJ^ m ^ e.,rs !^ e\i laiiniil the de^^feat, il c imlhlate. ^It w ill Is* my oppo^^nent. And after :i mail has had |sihlical^ai'iruuents thrust upon aim vvhite Ins hair^was Is inn pulktd and hi^ chin put he'll go^awu.v so mad that tn 'II vole for me to get
evenwuh the liar's r. Ton many barber*
talkedlor ma dm nut tin- laal campaign.
laeatanajAeruatomi'd tn W oiMlai tiil Tlitnya.
Thestatement made in the Pittafkatfi^niapatteA by the noted electrician. Nikola^Tcsli, that till' time would soon come^w hen the science ol clccll li-itv would lie^i^o well uuderstfHMl thai a ship in mid^Ocean ^s in Id Is* telegraph* il. without eofe^mMtlatg lines, iss alls the suggest Ion w hich
avvakemd ao much laitereat atl yaauai ago,
toestahlisli mi ocean lelegtaph w ith lloat-
Imjstations, or in other eorda, to anchor^slap-, at varloua paintaan the oeoaaj and
^ nun it them h^ suliin.it ine eahlc. with^land station*, so that maaaayjea could he^received or aent fiiim an - pat . of the sea.^The aebeitie nu i ^ iisidcii d so practical^at tin- tare Ihat it would cer^^tainly have i ecu pm into ^*f-^fett, hail not thu faar pixoalled that^ineaaaof war. theatatlona would Ik.* the^fitvt things iripednui oi ea ati nee by any^w ar voum I w hose ^ \aet vv hci*i*ataMlta mfahl
aeeamaknoa/a to tlie eoemy threugb Luia
nieatis. it Is trill tu,me internal : ilial ar-
laiigenntn might hoveprevetiUal ,I,is.hut^th* flifletvut coiuitiics jiiti*n*s*ii| anil par^^ticularly tie* capitalist,., nhoou money^would be iictsled in currying the scheme^out. were loo much afraid thai in lima
ofcmiiin t little attention would ha paid
treaties,etc.
filea rrmarkahii fad that thieac*heme,
wInch w a- 111 llscif much i asier ol coui-
pivlu-iibioahy ili* nn-a ut,lie. created
Thecooperative movement is gaining^favor in t 'alifortiiu,
l.irgeiiu111Is rs of Ku* sian Hehis w s aw^arriv lug various |xiiuta in the Souih.
Thereare now over 1GTMW) Jewiah resi^^dents Islow FiMlrtisnth at met and east of^the How cry in New York.
TheKiiprenie court of MtiKsachusetta^once decided that the use of tie* word^^damn^ is not profanity.
Ahliieksiitith's IihiIs of the present day^nil almost identical vv ith those used in the^lvalue trade over .l^l .veal's uitn.
Th**oldest lii|tior in any New York club^cellar is siippnsi*d to Is* some Sav ilia***
brandyof the coinage of 1Mb at tin Uaiaa^club.
Thelargest hriindv still in the world is
thatI located about two miles front Stockton, on^tusly I.I Pinal, the pioDei r vineyard and winery^! of San limqnla i oiinty, tail.
Thename Uriilgi t is from the Celtic,^meaning strength: the name is found in^I ihe French. Spanish mid Italian as well as^! tin Knglish language, though vary ing from^| LbeCOtumoO. Irish form.
Thetonnage of the Majestic is il.Mil;^' that of the! Rl ol New York is /^.TKI; the
Iktujeatic is ,,s. feet long, loagetr Uaaa the
ICity of New York, while the latter is^bxtmder and deeper th in Ihe loriiier.
Ablack bear jumped Bktoard a ^-oiistruc-^tiou irain near ralnwwth, t ^.. and was am^parent ly' enjoying tin* ride until mat of
thetrainmen made their araj ^^ him frotii^the eabOOeS and chlhlMil hilu aK
TheLtmshardj poplar aaeeraaadai it is
simplva variety ol auoth'-r popMV, and has
toheIncreasso wholly from cuttings. The
pollenIn nring form, so far as known, is^not in this country . The plant is wholly
pistillate.
SonielniilyItcsidcs the II In rinen must^Is- making eonsidcrahlc moiicy mil of
Iolumbia river sturgeon. It sells readily^ill New ^ork and Huston at at cents a^|h,i.ml. w lule on the t oluiuhia It Is worth^at most i' cents.
The( hiuese mechanical reckoning labia^tols man in laundries and ^ joints ' and^gaining houses is calhil the Mvuupnli. and^has been in use in t luna since ihe Hlh
eantury.The Ihsmana, m aneknat times,
hada similar dev ice called the also us.
Theenlargement of the llrhivw cvilony^at Woodbine, N. J., has given great en^^couragement to the man.lull's of the
IItrsch fund in New York, some of whom,^however, regret Ihat tlie colonists ate^mors de.irons of engaging in iiiaiiilfactui-^ligj pursuits than in agriculture.
Calvary. the hill near .lerusah in where
tin*crui iIImouoI Jesusucomled, Is formed
ollimestone. The shotcs of the Head sea^arc lined with puiuicc stone, show ^ red , ut^of some rolcatto that destenyi d Sodom and^tioinoi rah. w hich pities finally sank be^^neath Ihe waters of the Head sea.
STOC-S AND BONDS,^t'ps sail liiivviiN ii, Market tallies mi Ihe
StillI I x - I, ,1 II l;*'.
NkvvYiiijk. Ilii*. It. The stiK'k market^o|h-ned active at slightly iMtagjaajd prices.^^nHy tiadiug Was fellowed he IurlIn-r^fractional gains, loiter ill the day some^sh.ires yielded considerably. Northern l*a-^cilie pesaarrad balaaj especially prominent^ill the downward inovemcut. The close^w as heavy, w ith most of the list at small^fractions hctter than last uighi. W alia.-li^is up 1 '-4. sugar 1 |h*reeut,
ttovi'iumciitaSaada, steady.
(losing stocks:
U,s.t's Maaaaad^1 . s. 1*1 roapoa,
I. s. 4'^ rrg
I. is. *)' i*i roupon,
Farltlrv'g
Att-litsiin
Aiiierli'iinKvpress^1 saada l^srls^* ....^t .111.1.1.1 ieutbera.^I cut 1 at I'acilU* . .
Hurliiigton
|jsekss*siuiHi uv 1 ^v K.U.pM
Ii.U ^. W
Krle
h.His.ist\ Texas
jjlkeSllnre
I.su a I \ Na-hv l^Mlehl an ^ cut ml^alii .ei.111 arils*.^Northern l*acitc..^N. 1'. preferred .^x, ithweateru. ...^I N. \v. sMansa..
llostiiiistock Market.
HnsidN,Dae, IK. Tin* following^the closing limitations:^Atiii fc'lpk Is! Ts tr. Mex. I'en.t'isn^Ateh^Tlik In I tut.^j Ateii \ 1 |ii, raurd
llllllillhtu|l1117
I-,nil^crll^.
**ist ansT, h mis.
s.uiIHrtgi
Mmki t.
IK.Money on^|yf |M*r cent.
pa|M'r,4;t4(fiii
all
tlioiey
NewYork. Uec.
i'll-y; closed olVered '.
I'riuiemsreantil
cent.
SterlingKxcliiiinrc Weaker; i/Mlay lulls
fl.*'1 dem ill'!. ^l. I 4.
Harsilver. !.'*.^Lead mist, IX'
Murk)*!.lYtiiilcuiu closed
i'l'tt'Oll'll 111
HOTYvujk, Dag, iw^at 5!iv*j.
THE NEW YORK MAR ET.
4loalns (iiiotallams lor Metalu and Mooiuj
stn'ks.
NewYoltK. Iks', is. Tin, closing ^ |tints-^lions for ka*day are:
Annl l, .111 Flag
Ub*
AdaMt un
IA'*|s'ii
Amailer
II.Ih* l*le
jlekhSt
1llestaillclolier .
Hudst
!Ill iiiiswk'k
1hollar,
1 'okvrsds ^ en^I 1 ali duals. L Ii^I cinvvii Ivlnt ...
1oloraes t an
en . Oal. ^*. \ a
Lok'bls.
CotuaMNiwcattli
1IS Iiiiiiute.
lieailavMxl
IK.ureka t nn
FatherHeMliet
I1.'.1.111.1
(loilid^ curry^11.ii, ,x Sun ruaa
1
1'an^:^ nn^1 nn^i .VI
iim^i 4n^i mi
ito^.t n
iii^1 ^^^^1 Tn^i nn^i 10
1ii
2nn
1in^i II
Hnmestake
||orusilver
Ileleua
Iliilvnke.Indetietidenee.
Innixnver
ii.(leas
Millie
Mutual
Ml.HUM
\.i uncaweaah,
lllltat111
Uphll
11.-I'llnial.
Ian ^UtIi
hgoal
Ilie* t.,v, \tl/^-.iv. 1. a.^Siena Nevada
standard
sutlert reek^Small Unites. ..^s M. 1.. V.^I'm,.11 Con^\clluw Jsuket.
IllT.'i
i
tui
j'.11
'JM
4'.'(^
t*tin
IOn
jr^i
;tT.t
I.11
IM
4Til
iat
tin
t411
situ:.*corners, where they sere least de-^aired. It is even alleged that one lady ret^had the temerity to eslabliah her interest^^ing faiiiih 111 the ixx ket of an old CM^coat usiil Iiv one of the young Ulackatoiies^ill the olliee. atlfl when the owner of the^rial imprudently intrrsbieiil bis hand^into the pocket be got a aharp reminder^that caused him to he active lor^once. Things got so bad that finally Isaac-^sen. the rat catcher, wax culled in. and^some :^^^ powerful snriiiu traps wen* scat^^tered alsiut the building, anil a number of^lithe, vvirv ferrets were let liaise ill the^various rut boles. Then* sax a unanimous^stiiiii|xste of the nit |s^pulation and a bar-^relful of dead nxh iits was carrietl out. By^actual count 71 rats were killed. The war^will lx* renew 11I. and the artisls for the^morning |si|x*rs an* drawing ii|x^n their^imaginations and pa|x*r all the scones, to^Ix'i.ccoiniMiiieil by descriptive letter press^from acecirsilishod rc|xirtcrx who were not^present.
Mintliy a lloi lor.^Sr. I/icis, Dee. 17.- Late Ibis evening^Dr. Tlnmiax A. (iordeii, one of the^leading and wealthiest physicians^of MB ^'^^^^ dBBt and latallly^wouml'd John F. Stcgge. a larne^w holesale and retail lisli dealer. The men^had borne ill reeling toward i aeh other for^sonic time. Ix cause of n*|xirts wlietlier^true or not could not lx* learned that Dr.^Gordon attempted a criminal o|ieratk^n^agan the begfgajfgl young daughter of
SleggC.
Colipcr,tin nil,I I * ml.^Nkvv Yvii:i^. Heeds, t ^.p|s r Nouuual(^Luke, ii.**, aibar, HbJb.
Lead Hull: doiuesli. , $4.'^\.
Tin Itaay j Italia. Ilf M'
ann. u \tY vTt m\a.
iiin an lint. Inl llulldlag W a^ r*asanad of^Its Plague ,11 lt^i.!,-iits.
Frolndie New \ urk Ni l*
Adelusion shah h.ts lingered long in^'he publlr mind is that k'llrs proof^ hullds
mga,ii not actually Bin pi oof, wen* at
leastmt*proof, bul the idea is no longer
rntcetninedatthe enrporation counsoCi^ofHc*e. Tl.e city's law depat I ineiii haa^oflk ^ ^ i^ il.. ^','or../,,/,,| i|tiding, hut^of late the rats have cot so I hark as to bo
astanding admonition of teinperaaes to
CorporationCounsel ( larks young as^^sistant-.
Tinv at^^ Mr. ^ lark's wiap. i iinunaired^tluougli hi^ binary ami nestled in all the
GURRANS FITZGIBBON,
(NextIkxir to the Soutliern Hotel,)^41 EAST BROADWAY.
SouthernSample Rooms
only1 ust cii.s. iIim.iU mill iiver tl.e liaru.^iinlv tin* Fitic-t Mk ^r UfaBM inni I '.est^Uradea uf^ Igars, Importeil tind donie*tk*.
BUTTE,MONT.
JOHNMAGUIHE,^PROPRIETOR AND MANAGLR.
CHRISTMASWKKK,
UilDIKM 1 X.i
MONDAY,DEC. 21.
.MatineeHaturdtiy tind (irand lixtrs Matiuea
rkflstani1 uy.
FVFRYlldin's FAVOKITK !
III K l.ll'TI.K al'MIKAM, CUAItMISQ
KATIE: PUTMAAV !
l_
Btipportedliy mi Kxeelk nt Onmpaay ia a^scries ul her ruptir.il Plays.
Aclttui;*.* nf hill nightly.
iicjrin aov latest i
Mondaysin* will sp-^nitiedy S11ss.
L.OVE FINDS A WAY.'
Erma,ihe I If.''^^Hid Curtoalty ^itoi^,^^^la n t, the Matlfiip,^^^Ultk ivtci live,
willfollow^^IgMtjl in^stiri t'-spti.
KATIi:IN
m:\vkiincs. paM'Ks an'I
lt.vn.iiiSlll.llst.
Hinrviilseats, $t.^i; gallery^/***, ^e:it^ on^sale tit Callous Satuniay at a. la. fm any^nlulit nf alxive cuganenient. Clirlattnan inatlins*^evening pi li es; 7a, ..UBUil J.'i lellls.
PRESCRIPTION1959-
A^WI^l^rfijJ tM^iii|^ouin1 of til*' r^'!^*lir:ittlil Or.^Vi1|hmi\, P.irin. rn'm-rkiititin l:^Y^ N sttiii tin
itis| i 1 \'K iil A It A S 1 I k 1 v ^ I I ICK
All)let 111 id
NMl VOl'S
Vniiuitter hus' laaaad,^nira ;e; astargerof the^f.citerative ergiiuii of^cither sex. pains in the^IiiiTv.i'is |n.istrs-^tlna. ByiMrta, M,
4tnragento are Instrii.-ted tn Km vn vsy^W^Mv I'tin tali PiiKsciitrtioN itivi wliers^w.lisi.i, inni ami Putvi iviit ft uk is Nor fcr-^11. 11- n b| using si\ baias.
I'lii i- si a Ixiy. 111 ^i\ hnxes fur t\ Willi vvnlten^^BHBUtts*. sent liy mall sis urely seal.si. Ad^^dress mi eoaUBiHdnattaM in I'. M. Has hro l^iug^I uiiipaiiv. Mik* ugeoU, Butte City, Muni.
j S. CHEVIGNY.
AtUllllKCT ANl^ MTKHINTENIIKNT.
I'.O. Aililretu.
qpcourse there are peo^^ple who would call^the above arrival more^interesting than any^^thing we can show^^and we don't blame^them; but there are^others who would care^more to see the beau^^tiful new things in Jew^^elry that we are con^^stantly receiving.
HIBHT
FAIRFIELD.
JEWELEKS,
ChicagoIron Works.
GAIL,BUMILLER ^ UNZICKER,
BUILDERSOF
GoldMills, Wet and Dry Crushing Silver Mills,^Smelting and Concentrating Plants,
Hoistingand I'uinping Works,^Cars, Cages, Skips,
OreBuckets and Water Buckets.
SELF-OILINBCAR WHEELS.
CorlissEngines, Compound and Condensing Engines and Tramways.
WesternRepresentative,
TinATI-1 i 1
Inv 111
lUT'lK,MONTANA.
IEATNORTHERN K'Y UHI
MontanaCentral.
renttliroilllll lIltWB
Furall |MiiuU Kast. West or South.
Tlieutilv line In Hi.* Nnrthwi*st nniilng
an1 operating ^s entire ei|iiipincul*i.
SHORTDIRECT LINE
Willieieyaut (lining rars attached, fur
St,Paul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth,
Andall points Kast.
Chicago
t'ntllfurther notice trains wilt leave llntte as^follows
Arrive.
7:00p. 111.^1 I la a. iii.
_A1Itrains dally. l~Tiepart.^At la nt Ii* express, I
cotIn,nil,I.I 7:30 a. m.
HelenaIis'hI.I n .tip. m.
Kormaps, rates, further Information, etc.,^rail at city ticket office, No. lint Main St., Untie.
i..c. sTFnniNs.
TiavellnuPasseuijer^Agent..
J.L DAWSON,^lieu. A|n*iit.^R. II. I.ANOl.KY.^Ccii.Tkt. Aut.M.C. Ky.
Milw.iukeeBottlilio Works
WAI.LACK,IDAHO.
JonsZwkikku .... Proprietor.
Aicentfor Jos. HehllU Hrevvlni; Co.'s Cele-^hrateil Milwaukee lieer.
NIDA, SAKSAI'Allll.l.A. C1DI.K. KTC.
WeII.111,11, t in.hi (ioods Kxclnsively.
T
HECOTTAGE HOTEL
Cor.Colorado and Galena Sts,
Thishotel will he tun on the European plan, in a^strictly tirst-elass manner. Rooms light, newly^papered, painlcd anil luinishcd throughout. Every^convenience for the comfort ol guests. Kates liberal.^Now open under the management of
AnExcellent Restaurant^Bun in Connection.
SAMAYOTTE,
NOW LOCATED IN BUTTE.
RUPTURE
PERMANENTLYCURED OR NO PAY.
Nodetention from business. M e refer you to^Bun put Ii in- ami six National Haul,*.
lnvrsiijmtrour methud. Written OaaiBBlBa to^At^s..luUlv'eurc all kinds of Kt PTt ui: hot* aeacs,^without the use nf KNIFK OK SYKlNCe:, no matter^of how long standing.
EXAMINATIONFREE.
THE0. E. MILLER COMPANY.
Ruttroftiv p. nr*rtliwc*t c^r. M^in *mi Tark Wr^ret^,^orrr Jacob -' ^iiithinic ^tore. Ronm u, niirancc on a'*rk^blrtci. vil.. t Ho-MSi to urn. m., 2 to 5 p. tu.
END FOR CIRCULAR.
MEIMNDUNZICKER,
Butte,Montana.
Officeand Works, Hawthorn Ave. and Willow St., Chicago, 111.
FRASER$ CHALMERS,
CHICBCO,
L.0. TRENT,\ Salt Lake City, Utah,
GeneralWestern Manager, /Helena, Montana.
MININGMACHINERY,
AndMachinery for the Systematic Reduction of Ores bj
Amalgamation,Concentration, Smelting and Leaching.^Builders of the HOMESTAKE, GRANITE MOUNTAIN, DRUM LUMMON.^ANACONDA. BLUE BIRD. LEXINGTON and BI METALLIC^COMPANIES' REDUCTION WORKS.
flolitlnganginas, Ooorsd and Direct Hating,
Prospectingand Osvslopmsnt Holats.^Bulldera of Improved Air Compressor* and Wire Tramways,^Frue Vanning Machine* and Cmbray Concentrator.
=1ELECTRIC MOTORSt=-
BOLE WEliTEBM AGENT3 TOB
Iiidgercuood Hoisting Engines,
aVWB
ULERWIHe WORKS DOUBLL-CRIMPEO MINING CLOTH.
SleotrioZaight Flauts,
DiamondCops Prospecting Dsllls.
4 CONCENTRATION 7WTI1-LS,^ELECTRIC ELEVATORS.
Beilltand Compressors, Otis Elevators. Knowle*' Pump*, Jtaaf thm^r%.^KINOSLMNO A DOUGLAS SAW MILLS.^SHAY PATENT LOCOMOTIVES.
Kami
IncorporatedUnder tbe Laws of Montana,
STATESAVINGS BANK.
BUTTE.MONTANA.
Boiiths-pt Corurr Main ami I'ark Streets.
PAIDIN f'AI'ITAI., ^ - 91 OO.OOO.
Firsper cont. Intermit palil on Savlnga lv*poslts^ami Coniponji^tt*^l Si'ini-Aunttally. K^*^*i*lv.*s^lli'IKlsttb Snhjeet tu rlif*ek, lllnooitllts rem-^men ial 1'npurs ami l^ians on Heal Kslate^1 ii.ivv^ Forrigu and Ilonieatlc Kxcliunxe.
Oltloohours From 10 ti. m. to 3 p. in. tind on^Baturday evruinits from 7 p. in. to a p. m.
P.A. Labobv. Prssldsnt.
L'.II. I'Ai.MKli. Vlrc President.
I,M. BOMstVa. t'nshier.
Dlreetors-P. A. Ijirnev. rhas. II. Palmer. ^ieo.^W. Slapleton, S. V. I*.' in i,.*i. T. M. Hmli; *ns, A.^II. Itarret, Ueof. Larvll, C. F. Bootli, li. I*^Lesrett.
VS. 1. HOCiR, M H. bkowm.kk. k. c, CHAM-^IlKKH, m Altera iiai.v, r. v.. h.vfukant.
QAPLICEHALL.
MsSor CHRIS. WEI DEM AN
KeslvPs|iered. Painted and Ki'inlslisd^TUrouKhotit, can l^* wcunil for
BALLSArHD BANQUETS
Forthe Season of 1891-W.
Somedesirable dates now at lbe dispoasl
ofthe public.
Calloo or address t In is Weldenutn, corner Park^suit Montana street*,.
HOGE,BROWN LEE ^ CO.,
BANKERS,
BUTTECITY. MONT.
Transacta Ei'tii'i'a I bank inc business. Evt-^ehaniie drawn on all tile loadini; citlei of^turope.
fOI.I.ErTIilNSPRtl.MPTI.Y ATI KNDEI) TO.
CorrespondentsWells. Fartio ti Co., New^York; Wells, Fargo ^ Co.. Salt lake; Wells,^Faruo ^ ^ c, s .n r runeltco: Umalis National^Bank, Unialia, First National Bank, Omaha.
FlUSTNATIONAL BANK, Anaconda.
IMPORTANTNOTICF
Ownersof Horses.
Onand after September 1.1*91, our patron,^will find us located on Mercury ^tree^t. between^Main and Montana, near Montana, where we^will lie phased to meet tliciu. With the lies'.^ei|iilp|^eit shop in the state, we will be better^tiri*|iar^sl tii.-iu ever to do work on short notice.^We will endeavor to make this the first-class^ahiM'ln^ shop of the eiiv, w here Imrse*. will re^^ceive our pet son.,i attention at all limes.
^ZERAY ^ BECKER.
ISTALMANN^ LEWIS,^t-BorKiarroau.
FRESH
BIELENBERG^ CO.,
Wholesaleami Ketall Dealers In
Beef.Mutton. Pork,
GAMt,hTC.
MainStreet. ^ ^ ^ Anaconda.
MMasd CREAM
DELIVEREDEVERY DAY^IN THE WEEK.
F.KENNEDY, Manager,
IQ RKsUPFM BALK. Charles Anderson, iilaln*
IOllff. vs. Cnsslus It. Casper. John K. Todd and^I .lohn T. Cadlc. defendants. I nder aud liy vtr^I lite of n writ of cxe. iitlou in the aliove entitled^. cause issued out of tlie dlstrl. t court of tha
ThirdJudicial district of the itate of Montana to^! and for I leer lvalue count v. I w III sell at sheriff .
saleon Satttrdav. t ie !^tli dav of January. A. Ii.^i Ist'J. at '.' o'elock^ p. in.. In trait of Hie court
ii,himiii the lowa an*' count| *.t PM Laava. all
the liiihl. title ami Interest of tle alsive u.iltl'.|^, itefi tiiliiiits lu and to the billowing desi rllH-i^pro|s*rtv. slluated and being In Dsor l^vdge^! rnuuty. Montana. to-sit: The Atlanta,^i i ll|ii*.'*r. ^vtntitimi. Skv High, ^n l ^*i nut*
Consolidate ,,-.;; i'/ I^,! ^ IlilKltll! i'lalBW recorded
rs.pectlretyin book nuiabsr s of lode IwvaMaai
of[leer l/Mlue isililltv. Montana, on pages 1st^Is.. i*r. itsi and 4. i. also Ihe Adams ipgvrtl^] livle iiilu'iiiv claim reconhxl in ts.ok 11^,'i *^^ i * ^ ^l^lisle records at pa *Keferem e is herehi
imade to tin* afore menllone,! records for ^^I more iMrtlculiir description ^^f the pro|^erty da
.*rll*evlto soi.l
.1AMI s i. utTIIiLEV, sherifi.^Hv l ii..s r. v vt:: . I n ;* r MierlS.^T n l r.AKY. Attornev for Plalntitl.^Daliil Deei L**tge, Uwtiulu i lu, itaH.