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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1891.
BOISECITY MOTES.
Matter*of Interest Transpiring at Ida^^ho's Capital.^Special Correspondence of tbe Standard.
Boisr.,Idaho, Dec. 17.^The derision ot^the supreme court annulling in toto the^action of the state board of equalisation^lutH cast a gloom over the capital, equaled^only by that cast by the ^state prison In^^vestigation*' and that other weird spectre,^'^The teacher's employment bureau.^'^Governor WiUey says: ^1 was surprised^at the decision.
AttorneyGeneral Roberts, the oracle of^the administration, lias nothing to say.
MajorPinkham aaya: ^I do not believe^a man, either as an officer or u private^citisen, lias any rights in Idaho.^ S|ieak-^ing in regard to the republican press of^the state, the major continued. ^The^papers have taken up the sayings of a few^disgruntled, sore-headed crank* who^wanted office, but failed to get it. and the^people are misinformed. The republican^party is all torn to pieces; there is neither^head nor tail to it, and it is all caused by^these dn cranks.
W.M. Stockton of Glenn's Ferry ^ ^^the city. Mr. Stockton has an original^scheme for getting water for irrigating^from the Snake river near the ferry, which^if successful will be brought into general^use. He has two wheels 20 feet in di^^ameter, with wide paddles, stationed^about 100 yards apart in the river current,^and on either side of those wheels there is^u large drum, and the wheels licing in^range the drums arc belted on either side^by half-inch wire cables, thus securing^concert of power from the two wheels^w Inch is sufficient to run a pump of con^^siderable but unknown rapacity. The ex^^periment will be thoroughly tested and^may revolutionize the means of obtaining^water lor irrigation in many places.
F.M. eiiadhoiirn of the well-known^company of Richardson ^ Chndbourn of^London, England, has just arrived from^DcLamar. He expressss great ho]ie for^the future of that country.
L.R. Leeds, the popular express messen^^ger of the I'uion Pacific, is in the city and^probably will rvmuin until after the holi^^days.
R.L. Ford, Boise's favorite, is the oblig^^ing cashier of th^ Union Pacific ticket^office, and will remain here for the winter.
Itis reported that Jennie Mi aire, the^proprietress of a bagnio here, which she^was forced to close from an injunction^served on her by her neighbors, who^alleged that they were greatly damaged by^her place, has lately married a mining^man worth $7.1.000. It is said that sho has^forsaken her old ways and really intends^to lead a pure life.
(ieorgeSurfleot, part owner in the Sun^^light mine, located near the half way^house on the lioise City and Idaho City^road, is heiccirculatingaiuong his friends.^Ml. Surfleet had an assay made of ores^from the Sunlight, from which aa a\eragc^of L'.V) ounces in silver BSf ton was ob^^tained. One s|^eeiiiieti ran HV ounces BSf^ton. About 10 locations have hocu made^In that section, sonic of which are partly^developed and show well. It Is believed a^great camp will spring up there.
DanielWortman of Helena returned^here to-day from a trip to his^home in that city. Mr. Wortman is the^contractor building the natatnriiim here.
Hon.F. A. l'ctiii came in to-day from^North Idaho, where he has been selling^the selnail lands. He states that some^very line lands sold remarkably cheap.
('.L. Wing, representing an eastern^company now engaged in building a dam^across Bruno creek, in the Bruno valley,^for the purpose of storing the water to^reclaim valuable lands iu that section, is^at the Overland.
W.A. ( ouglianoiir, the genial lumber^^man of Payette, is at the Overland.
K.II. Mills of he Lamar is again in the^city. He brings the most elieollraeing n_^port from that famous camp.
CAl'NKD BY FLAMES.
CONKL1M1AND INtiKKSOI.I..
Whyths Famous Atheist Was a Firm^Friend of the Great Stat ruin an.
Washingtoncon. Boston Journal.
Therewas recently sold in u fashionable^quarter in the northwestern |x^rtioii of this^city a building lot at $7 |ier n|i^ure foot.^That tract of land has a history. Part of^that history slum * why Hob Ingersoll was^a genuine mourner at tbe grsi e of Hoscoe^I'onkling. Many years ago most of us^remember Clurke Ingersoll. the brother of^Robert G. Ingersoll. a man beloved by all^who knew him. and in many respects a dif^^ferent type from his eloquent surviving^brother. Even Clarke Ingersoll, when in^congress, was a friend of BsSSSS Coiik-^ling. That friendship did not end with^their lives. Iu the exciting lliianeialperiod^subsequent to the last great panic Clarke^Ingersoll licruiite cmhui rassed. He was^the owner of considerable uiiimprovi'd^real esiate in the city, purchaau-d in the^midst of a period of speculation. The^biaun had dieil with the paStiS, and Mr.^Ingersoll was threatened with ruin.
Atthat time lie came to his friend Mon^^roe Cotikliug. and the lutter advanced him^S^i,i^^1oii a second mortgage on this specu^^lative land. The land, if forced to a sule^at that time, would not have brought^enough to have paid the first mortgage, to^say nothing of tho second. Hut Hoscta-^^ 'otikling loaned the money, lie did more^than that, Some time afterward Mr.^Conklitig. as is known here to a few^frieiuls, arranged to surrender the notes^for that SW.IM1 loan, without consider^^ation, to Mr. Ingersoll, and was^aland to deliver them to him^in order that the second mort^^gage might la' released of record tho very^week that Clarke Ingersoll ^:ie so sud^^denly stricken and died. It was over the^grave of that brother that Col. Robert Ot^liigcrsoll delivered that famous funeral^oration, in which his heart seemed to gain^the victory over his intellect, and ill which,^more than in any other public utterance,^the groat orator np|icarcd to grasp, hope^^lessly, |m^rbaps. but iu great anguish, for^immortality. l^ng afterward, when the es^^tate of Clarke Ingersoll was fully settled,^this transaction with Koseoe ('.inkling be^^came know ii. The notes had never la-en
iiressedfor payment and they were still in^a^. Conkliug's possession. The estate of^EIm'H C. liigcrsoll had not la^cu harassed^by him. Meanwhile, however, another^speculative movement in Washington real^estate began. In consequence of this the^administrators of E. C. Ingersoll were en-^ablcd to sell the unimproved lots in ques^^tion for enough to |iuy off both the first^und second mortgages, and to leave a^IuhkIhoiik) sum to the widow. After that^Robert G. Ingersoll never sisike of Roscoo^Cotikliug as a ^well-dressed MSSSt*,
Ilomrof a Itiiiuiiinsn Destroyed Near^Great Falls.
SjiccialCorrespondence of the Standard.
GrkatFalls;, Dor. Hi.^Dan Lcdgcr-^w ia-tl. a well-known stm-lt man. came iu^from his ranch in the Highwotals to-day.^lie tells, while he and his wife were en^gaged in the barn in the evening attending^to the feeding of their stock. Mrs. Lcdgcr-^gtaxl discovered their dwelling house^which is only a short distance from tin^burn, to be on fire. The first thought^came to Mr. LrdgcrwocMl that he must^summon assistance, so he rushed into the^burning house to the place where his shot^^gun and an unition was, anil having se^^cured it ha,' arely time to csra|ie Ix'fore^the risif collapsed and the whole house^laid in a heap. Mr. Ledgerwood fired the^gun in rapid succession, and the neigh^^bor* hearing the signalsrame promptly to^his assistance. About a dozen men were^on band in a short time, and by united^efforts confined the flames to the dwelling^house and saved the barns ami haystacks,^where over 350 tons of hay were stored.^The dwelling house is a total loss. It was^valued with contents at tU.'jOO, and carrii-d^I1.H0II insurance, f1,000 of which w as on^the furniture. Two days before the lire^occurred Mr. Ledgerwcaxl's insurance ran^out. but was promptly nenewed, thus sav^^ing him from a great loss.
Ata ivgular convocation of the Great^Falls Chapter No. I R. A. M. last evening^the following officers were eh-ctod: Fred^W. Wright. H. P.; H. 1*. Rolfe, K.; W. P.^Beaehly, S.; Will Hanks, treasurer; W.^Fullertoii, secretary. The installation^will take place next Tuesday at the Ma-^sonic hall.
learlng House Kepnrta.
Nr.wYoUK, Dec. II*. -RrttitxHivt'x re^^turns, clearings of the piiiieip.il cities of^the Cllitcd States the past week, and a^comparison w ith the corresponding period^of lust year:
(i riKs.
NewYiirk
Iiostoa
(lili'atrn
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St.l/illls
San1'rani'lwo
Haitiisore
1inclnaati
rittslmrg
KansasCRT
Mlllliel'.lmllk
*\euOilcans
st.rati
Denver
Otuall.t
I'ti(land
HaltIjikt-
Seattle
l-o Angeles
Taeoata,
Galveston
Totalleading cities of the Vailed States,^fl,338,4^St.UW: increase, 10.5.
Fors Merry Christina*.
LoxrxiN.Dec. 18.^The queen. Princess^Beatrice and her children left Windsor^Castle tonlay und went to the Oslairne^house, on the Isle of Wight. ISM the^Christmas holidays will be s|*-ut.
CHEAPADVERTISEMENTS
AdeertutemenUunder Mils head ^mt real ;ar^Kurd each inatriUm; rjMt'iut rate* on. etnUracU^for arlntlc pervtdt. Ao adrtrtUrmtnt arcr/itcd^for Irs* i In ni a rtnU.
WANTED.^
WANTKD Situation by s competent Ainerl-^eaa girl as rlijnila-rinald er traitress, t all^or a.lilress. M. K. M.. :U7 Dtikcta street. Butte.
WANTEDTwo ohaniliernialds, two dlntliK^^ rniiiii |iir|* and three iilrls fur housework.^Call at Kiuploynieiit offlfc. Mantle ^ ItleleulK'rg^hlta k. West Broadway.
ANTKllTwo w hite t-taiks at t;riiulte. Ap^^ply at Grand restaurant, Plilllpsliiuk.
FORSALE.
EHI SAl.K Mrs. Kvans' lioanllni! sWSS ^^V Mi aden ine, doing a giasl business; for sale^clicap.
Ftilt SAl.K Hoarding Itintse tixttitsfs to ae-^t'oniiiiialati- .r^i laiarders. ami ^It h (Voyeurs'^lease on building In gtaat lia-ality: :^^ buanlcrs at^present, lutpilrc Standard lor address.
1/OBSALK A general store, doing a gtaal^I liiiMiit--. Iii a gtwid lot-atloii: will sell on ac-^rmtut ^I sickness; st^s-k consist* of grueerio,^MWfa, laVtwara, tinware ami clothing. Ad^^dress laix K, Granite.
FORRENT.
ItlK KKXT Two nlcch furnished nairns fur^r light housekeeping. Inquire -'13 West I'ark^street.
MISCELLANEOUS.^
M^ijs7^a. BIKTIIKHiirr btuhes- hairdresser^tuitl maiilftiri*. Bath rooms for lathes ami^gctitleiueu in ctHiiKHttlou. No. 40, Scott block.^West l ,i ajitte street.
IMI'MIYES- I If Butte and Boston. Alice, ami^j Boston \ Montana. 13 lots lett lu central
additionIn Boxefluut.
t7sfor live adjoining on^rner.
M7 for six tuljoluiug one corner.^SITi fur two.
S|acitiloiler for holidays l^ lots In X. P. addi^^tion fur SMI. Warranted level and dry ami^plaited ill 'S3. Own, also liraulU* and Drum^l.umniou addition. Warranty deeds. J. W.^lines. Bozcniaii. Mont.
NOTICETO RTOCEHOLDERM - AaaeoaaVs,^Montana. IKs-cnibcr 14. latu. i;.-.| I Jon^Mining eompan^. Ita-atlon tif whose works Is lu^hi et Lodge county. Montana. Xotiee: There is^delinquent upon the follow ing described stta-k^on Hi'i'onnt of asscssini'iit levied ii|ain the Kill^day of Octola r. Ixtit, the several amounts set^opposite the names of the respective share^^holders as follows;
No.of Xo. of
Xaine.Hansom Tuttle..^Kansom Tuttle .^Ransom Tuttle ..
M.Martin
II.T. Malum^John Nicholson.^II. W. Sparks^II. W. sparks...^II. W. Sparks .^II. W. Sparks^II. W. Sparks^II. W. S|^irks
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II.W. sparks .^T. II. Mallorv ...^T. B. Mallory . ..^T. B. Mallory. ..^T. B. Mallory ...^T. B. Mallory....^T, B. Mallory....^W. I.. Matliews.in.^W. 1.. Matlicwson.
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JohnA. Schroeder
MallorvM Walker
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tleo.P. Koviiton
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(Jin.1'. Bovulon
tieo.1*. lloytitoo
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Ihas. D. t'urtb
Chas.II. Curtis
tluu.I^. Curtis
Chas.h. Cartls
tlitis, p. Curtis
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A.J. McMillan
DanielMeKenxle
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dayof Ueeemla-r. is-1. at the |umr of tn o'l-lis-k^s. lit. ot said dav. to pav -;.i^l delilepi' lit assess-^nietii thereon, to.'etiier with the eustn of wlu t-^tlslug and expense of sale. tleo. It. Winston,^secretary. Ultice lu I ttmii bbx-k, Aoacouda,^MsstssJi
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PIANOS
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ORGANO
DoRot Fail to Call and Get Prices^and Terms,
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
Ifyou think of purchasing a rhino nr Organ,^I sell mulling but strictly first class^goods, of which ttic foltoWhiB'^Is a partial list:
PIANOS,
Montanalumber
Calland look through our stork.^It Is romplete tn all Ihe different^lines and we tle/v competition.
_________j
WholesaleDealers in
produce co:
FLOUR.
Lumber,Lath, Shingles,^Windows, Doors, Mouldings.
Wholesaleand Retail Doled in Hay. Grain. I'eed and Hani and Soft Coal.^We carry in st^K.k | lull line of
BAINS MITCHELL WABDNS
YromQuartz Gear^ to UgtM Spring WifOML Al^u Chirk, Terry,^Studebaker and Standard
BUGGIESAND CARRIAGES.
AFull Line of Road Carts^Of the Best Makes. . . .
AFull Line of Peters' and Mort-^ley Bros.' Concord Harness. .
GardenCity, Clipper ami Chillid Plows. Smith, WoftMagtM ^ Co/l Carriage, 13uc;^^r^and Track Harness. Saddles, Whips, Rubes ami Dusters, and every-^tttiag pertaining to this branch of trade.
J.T. CARROLL, .... MANAGER.
MONTANA,
ANACONDA,MONTANA.^Jtou|MI Oct. 1, IC'JU
TheMatchless^ Steinway^George Steck ft Sod,^Estey,^Weber,^AJbrecht,
Hasonft Hamlin.
REANS,
Estey.
MasonSl Hamlin,^Packard and
WesternCottage-
OtOPIANOS AND ORGANS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
hatltfui-tluoUuuranti-ed.
Allliistrunieiits Warranted.
Xotrouble to show cootls and Blvo pricos.
Pianosand OlfMI to Rent.
AM.KIMIS OF
SEWINGMACHIjHES.
E.H. SHERMAN.
I25 East Park Street.
TELEPHONENO. 57.
professionalcards.
])R.E. J. LEONARD.
d1seasksOK Ml AND CHILDRKN
Aspecialty. AImi of nose, throat and lungs^and ui-rvous system.
OmcBhoiks: 9:m a. M. to 7 P. M.
No.813 N. Main St.. m ar Woolman. Huttc. Mont.
tineof the handsomest and most eiecnntlv ni^-^imhited hotels Inthe I'lilted si:iti~.. I Innniuihiv^tirepriMif. and provided witli elevators, eleetrli-^Ih IIs. lire alarms, niiuilmt water, liallis, steam
heat.n|^en lire plai '-s and all Ilein l ouven
leiMiK.ItiHims en siihe and stni.de. f'ulkluesnd^s. rvU-e slrli'tly llrst-elass. Itiiles troin
$3.50PER DAY UPWARDS
Accordingto sl/e and character of rooms^occupied.
C.W. LOOMIS. Prop.
pLEARYHOUSE,
^granitc, mont.
Nest.Newlv Furnished and t'ommodloul^Uootm^. (Inly White Hi lp Kmploye.L
(ioodTable and Well Ventilated llinlnx Itoom.
J.E. CI.EAKY, Proprietor.
qr.STEPHENS.
Ol-riCE-t'PKTAIHHNo. ^. MAIN STItl'ICT,^OPFObTTE AHt'HHKIM'B.
Jiesldeucoon Oak street.
NearHt. Ann's Hospital.
Officehoursm. to 12:30 p. in., from 1 :tJ^to 6 p. m.. and from in|i. in to ^ p. in.
pP. CHRISTMAN. D. D. S.
office,lust Street, Ix-twcen Main and Oak.^Auacouda, Montana.
-TEETH EVIUACTKIJ WITHOUT PAIN-
By^ new proce^. All I'lamws of Dental^Work exi-riited iu jlSt ISaSS niauner.^Artllidal ieetli Wllh iiit 1 ^kites.
R.N. S. SNYDER.
Physician and Surgeon of St. Ann's no^iiltat-^ar1 Montana I'nlun llallroad.
Cir. Main and Tldrd street
UYNES'HOTEL,
*PHILII'SBURO, MONT.
t'PPF.R BltOAIlWAV.
i:vervthlngromfortahle and Homelike, und at^Keasoiialile Kates. (i.^Kl Talile, and I U lu,^WpU \ eutilated Uoouts.
MRS.II HYNFS.
WINDSORHOUSE,
* *ANACONDA, MONT.
2ir^ h^T 1'itiis i s,tiii i r.
firstClass Ainininlatloiis. Meal'. J.1 ri ut
KiMiniand lk^ard, ^ |S*r M mlli.^White 1 ook Eui|iloyed.
rlTOM^ tiLSON, Pr.ipilet .r-.
CLIPPERSHADES
concerthall.
Theonly Square and t'mwded llnu-e In^tln'( it v. I'w M i nt ranees f loin Wyoming^Mn i t for I'ni.ite Partlss.
Vocalsml lii-iriimeiital ^ ^iH'ert Every^Eti-iilng. s;i..n^ers vUiilm; this resorc^are steals treasi*d eourteonsly, 'lie'^i Upper shade, lis* ths laraest time lent^and loeal Irads of any Sums iu tlio^W sstsfs Ootsilry,
EUROPEANSPECIALIST !
DR.C. 5CHULTZ.
Overthe Red Boot and Shoe Store. No. 3^ North Main Street. Butte. Be^^tween Park and Broadway.
CATstMULtlmti.t. inn-.' nn.l nil Hm4 mmnn. whlrh .ir^^ *pn^Mi.Y^nixl |m^rtiKtaH*n(lv ^uinl 1.) m^ urw ^y-.ti'iu *^t ^ tntiaialtou^ *^( imiu-^|n^i:ixl iiM'tllratfil Tstpnm.
An^*;il^rrU W Hit- fnifiuiinrr .^f tlt*afii^s* an^l consumi-huD, *mcu^iboyld bt* iiromj tl] .iit^-h't-^i i^i i^ f^tr it u t^n^ iau^.
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