The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, December 31, 1891, Image 4

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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31. 1891.
JHEBUTTE OFFjCE^^^^ STANDARD
hin Hie Nrw MatM |gM IMM, ll^East Bro.nl\v.iv. Tlif Telephone^rimi'ier is .'^s.
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AUTeitlnietit*. nil! It* re*vlml at Hie r.utti^^OttHfl'f tin- ^r^M^\HI^ till ^ orkK'k^I*. M. for uiM-ilton in tin1 lot-^Instil* rimruiu^'fe iwimt.
TheSriMiAitn is ilelivrretl in Unite nili^. rl!i-^era earl) ever^ niorulug.
BUTTERAILWAY GUIDE.
Muxi v x l i x i..x.
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MnutanaI niiii] Kkytfsta*
All.unnitaKxpTNH
Altarcml.t Ksnres* .^I mini I'a.-lrlr Va*^l Mail^I'niiin I'ar. Kaslera I'A
montanait.mhvi..
7'^i :l. ni. 1j iii p. 111.
-,':;i*i|i. iii.; li.Vi |t. iii.
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SILVERBOW COUNTY
NattersConsidered at Yesterday s Meet^^ing of tbe County Commissioners.
Mitv111 i.i: t mti w r^\.
IKlHl
THECOUNTY
PHYSICIAN
Annulledthe Agreement With Dr.^Tremhlay County Officers'^^ Fees Adoption of Child^^ren Uthor Matters.
IHTTI ^ I IMIKM MH'i.S.
ifMfoenubi
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gtons gsttaog mi^anil glas nil Keg
fluBlllillnll
Ii lilt^^(laics
Tim4 I!
SOT,ICCH will
I).LisbjbI in
wereyeMtenlaV
WillTti.iina^MMMi in Butt* .
Hon.W. A. C'Uuk returned ^ estenluy^fioin In-. iri|i Bant,
It.(i. Kim-m ul M^ .nil 11 ill'' will *|K'iid^New Year'* ^1.i^ in I(^^!
J.line-I . paanj Ii.i- i-etnineil fnnn Hi111-^ilii anil will n main in llulir.
IVirn.BMi in Mi'- u'ul Mi^. \iuliew^Laulcti at ill.'('iilnrailii slii'i-l. a tangs
Arailimil of t lii 'lii al muchiucr) fur ilie^ina^ ColonMlo nmuentnitar MTlieu vcmit-^^ !.^^.
IHH|Kir I'-lli* vva*, aiicsiiil on Kant Pail,^ati-eci MMl niulil Ini' *-arr^ iny cinieenl.tl^vvcu|MtiiK.
iliris Wciilcui.t u a ill^('a|*lir^' li.il I 11 lis cv *-ti inn^Year's Might,
SheriffIJo^il rcturntsl^icnla.v . vv lien* I^^ had BAVtM In KU|H'i-iiiit-iul^a iiituigugc f^ii*ecliiMii*c.
Hermanturn*. K. G, Hat is.^Ai milage. I., f. Sn-liliins ami (.. ^^oi' Helena aii- in tin- eiiv.
1.1*4'Mantl*- is auain i*iinliin*fl In Mi^r.'iiisi'. Tin-1iinilil^- in Ins lii-ail. eau.-cil li^^the ai-i'iiti'iil ai Iii'- ^^!^^^-11 i^^ will,- nii.iitli.^gajg, has n-turncil.
'I'lii'init'ii-si iim-i- lla- Iki I' ul lla.i Me-^Ismalil. Iln- si-i imil \ m-iiin of i lie ralilr ^ar^ai-'-iili-nl. V ill bs lii'I'l IohI.i.i
ll''iir M. I'alti'i-son ami Miss Jr-iinottf^W. Ainlii'ws. bntli t^-ll Uiioun \oiini; |i^''s^I'll-of Btftts, Srers in u i iril Tm-silas evon-^mtr.
AsiM-ial hop u ill In- irivrti lit tin- I'.ininol^gnaiils at IlilM-inii hill Ihis utm^Kf*^Thc'ii- ^ ill l^- a Kraml lime anil i-vi-i) Ixxly
siii in iii i i^ llllt.
TIiom'inakiiiu K4SW Yours i-alls slinlikl^llill o\i-i-|iMik lie- i-'-ailinj IU0JII of lh^ Mlir-^|ili\ (,^i,|m I T'-in|H ram i' nnioii. ll ^ ill In-^a tw-al Ioiii; in 1m* i*i'iii(*iiilH*rr*^l.
T.( . Mili s ni Sil\^*r (low -liim linn will^take h |M*titioii to (iovernor TiNih* asking^that llie I'ree Inili.ins ami their hoi-ses Im*^ii iiiomhI from Ihai Mlf^MsTSfeBJBSji
Thefuneral of Miehael Kl.ike. iIm* \ |s^^tim of Iln-1J\in lllilie aeeiileni. SJ ill taki^nlaee 1o-4la^ al '.' p. in^Ik- helil .il the honsi^l.' k's'ai BjMM ion.
MarrinfffIk-eiisi-s^uraiiieil to Willi,iin II. Martin anil Mars^V. Tii*lhe^a^ : JoftlM lioueh ami Annie^Myliiml: TIhhiuih ^'. Taylor anil Muitvie^Kellv. all or Hnti .
Simonllrallenliei-];. a native of Unssia,^Mini AtthurJ, I'^sill.if I i m la l HI have ile-^i laiiil their inii-uli'iii ni 'n-enniini: Ameri-^i-an etHsl ii-. anil look out their lii-si natii*^I'ali/.llii'll psJfMN s ^ ^ sierila^ .
Il'-|illt Shel-ifl' Nil-hols i-etiii-m-il fllMil^the ITiii Hole this exeiiinix wild Hai*r\ Nc-al^ill (*Us1inI^ . deltas arresliil on a elial'ue^of iii.ihi-iuis mlsrliipf for Iniililini; a IViiee^tSPSVJSS the pulille llhjIlSISJJIi
llili'-s w ho ^ ill lii-'-ite on New Years^lla) are l*ii|il4-sli-il lo semi their names,^resiili-nee. ltni| th^si- w h'l w ill ll-eehe w ith^them Iii the Untie otliee ill Hie Sl'AMl \ III i^liefol-e 7 ^'i-I'M-k Ihis e\e|ihijf.
I(.M. ^ ohUiu is mi Boston, raisin:*: I he^fnnils for the en-el ion of a spli-mhil lil^h-k^nn I he site of the l\i\ilion rink, l-'roui a^lettei- -if-eutlv from Mr. ^ olilian. il Mi nis^liKelv lhal his efforts will prove smi-ess-
S
\Ni'W Yi-iu 's i-iim-ri i ami ov ster siipper^nilllv civeu al the Sonlll Untie M. K.^i hiiii-h on New. Year's eve. 'I he sii|iper
willl-e-jin al a o'l l^H-k anil the eolleeil at
x.K.vervbody is invinil lo enjov New^Year's eve at Ihis plaee.
I'llilKa^. the llioliolottue elllel'lailler.^Cave a private exhiliitioii at iln* ii^ii|enee^of Mr. ami Mrs. re-jin v. on West Quuiti^sirii i. I.isl night. He will -jive a piililn-^r-nteiMinnii in at an earlv dale fat the^iM-nelit of the fni' PBOrftiog rooms.
PolicemanWi*i-m*r last ni^lit auaiu^arresti-il Mrs. 'I'lnnman. tin* Iniiorsrtlt^ilaiiie from \naennila. *she Is getting lo^l^* as liiu a iniis.nii e as Ihc uBolle ^f ito/.e-^in.in.^ ami she ssi taken ttl the eouiily^jail tisuiclil i liaryiil wild v auratu-v.
GiW. BsHrttsTl will h-avi-tisintinitw for^Mr.ii Hi \ . Mil Ii.. a.-.-onipaiiv me I in* i*i-inauis
olhis wile. Brim ill*'i I ill I Ills ei|\ v est en la \.
Mr.Ham roll ftSTIinn'B imil in (iraniie.
SjgsJhas a bOSt nf fllemls all Ihl-ollull Moli^^lalia w Im w ill -v 1111i.i1111/^ ^ Willi 11i111 in Ins^.^Ml i ^ ion.
furMotlVSJstlOSJ iln- Mi-j-pU,^III 111, DOT. ^*^. The ilaco lomalle veil.^^ Il l's ami |M-aliMl |Mililli i-s app-.11 lo Is'^nn.!'i Iln jiii|iiessi.iM thai the siih walUs^ol Pal k ami oilier slii-els Iii-Ioiij.' to tlieln.^The^ i arr^ theii Imlkv tig In alinc appar^^atus on one arm anil a laico hSjshst on the^Oilier, Inoriler lo pass this oli-ii-ui lioii^tin- |Mile^iriau nrisi ,-iiher ode ISSelooS^lo lh^* inside of the walk or else lake the
MtliWt*Til'- poll* i- have lleti-riMiueil to^slop 111'- Ibsllg. and tu Might al'li'sliil All-^tOBSJ Manuel te. w lio VMS MrTf/hsg a |s-a-^M4it i'Slsli-l. uW si/'' of a small I Ml ii. sloOg^BMjSt Park sin-el. He wan etiaiced with^olistrueiuic iln- stn*i-t.
I'tannTuning,^lyave onleis |..r W. A. Suiilh st F.. II.^Sin Milan's, or with Van Hi tun A I t^-i 11-^liarl.
Wonren.itsellilic out ^r coins'Hit of^Inisiii'-ss, lint cine ^^^ ition* BMTSJSSth .^(i^*t ottr pi ii*^ s on slov es :tlul tind tllalvve^un* light. II. I, BtuiOC, 7^ West Park^fctrtt-t.
PmvIsVmjslutting rhah bsjssm fnnn ^_' in^4 Mf) p. in., and 7 in In p. in. Ladies' skat's^lie'-, iom lialii'M. maiiacr.
Hall- tin- old n ii- out ami the new year^in al 4 apliee hall on Montana stiv-i,^Thursday Might.
11.you wear ^hoaoT Take a look al OMf^f:; iln ss shoe, -i! West Park iMrool. Uur-
gssgA t ' ^
^ ^ ^. ^ ^^
Si;..|.i the li vviu hand-mad. rigar.
Bl'ITi:.Doe. :*l. The lounlv e.iiiunis-^Hioneri, t.MiU up the count*, physician ^|ii'*s-^tion listlav. and vv itliout iiiueh disi ussiou^made an onler .-.iiiei-lliu^ Hi'- ^-oiili-a^'t^with Dr. Tn iiililay. to lake effect -Ian. I.^The excuse for liivakinc the eoiilracl wns^that Dr. Tr^ uililav did not rsilislarloi ll^^till the psnMogs Applieaiious vv. n then^i*cail from Dis. Holvokc. Moiiiim- and^(lilli-Hpie. all of vv hum were M illtllil to Ink)'^Ihc toll at the n-iuuut ration hi n-lofoi-e^|nimI Dr. Tii-inlilav. Tin* BOnsnilssSBSMJrS^were at lli^t ini linid U^M|Spoin^ Hi . Moii^^iim*. lull after collsillcl ilic the eoliv eliienee^UghilSfJ hj I'r. GillespieS hospilal. vv Im h is^maraud hamlv. thev d.s-iilcil tuMppoinl
Dr.(.Ille-pii-i.i nil the nnmpired ii-nnni
llr.Tietnlila.v's. which HIMS until Vprd.^Is'| hi appointmeiit will iheii Im* ex^^tended or a new one inade.
Theeolnlllissioui'l's s|M-lit eolisid'-l-iilile^ol lo-ilav 's session in Ir.vinc tosulvo the^lirolilctn siiri-oiiiidiuc Itieconihtious iniiler^ihe new sal.liv law. w hull (fiM*s ililoelTeei^oil I'lidav. ^ olllll.v t lerk ll.ii.ih wnllted^the . .mum--loners to BSOMSMeths ii* -|Mitisi-
liilitvof i inntMilMng eve^^bosh mmj^HI ntlMm hses in advance.lint Ihccoiiiinis-^si'iller- would do uothitic of the kind^and told the clerk lo oIm-v die law and thev^would h-.ld him res|Miiisilile lor all fees
eollei-tillol uni .llli i l. il. The law allow s
Ihev-lerkand MJWOIfJer six deputies, and^the coitiiiussiiiuers agreed to allow him
iln-limit. I hc under -in , ill arnntisj the
eoiiiitiissiouersto tell him w hal to do in^t he Im - inc. - also, lint they gave him the^same rcplv that was given to tin- cl' i k.^and adv isi-d IniiIi i.i pui up MOtlrfM that^afU'l Jan. I. UW, no ptspeTS wn'llil Im- tiled^or soi vil unless the Iii - a.-i ..nipaiiail^tin in and litis will Im* done. Tin* ulierill^w ill li'v okc the a|i|Mi,uilii'-nls of Ihc I vv o^deputies ,,t Meadervill. two al Wali.er-^ville, oiieal Silver Dow and one al South^Dune. These deputies have lia-tucrlv^Im-.ii pa ii I In fees. Inn their work will now^have to Im-done liy the deputies in the^sheriff s ollu c. Sherill l.lovil'- assistants
alBfftMenl consist of Pnder HberhT^Gshujher and threeik-|Hiiies, two jailors
andtwo court bailiffs, I nnsid.-i ni^ the^largdl inercasnl l,ii-ini s- under the new^law the Btasjajdasjog-ani will allow the^-hcrilV MS^ extra deputy in the olh.-c.
makingtour Inishhs the under sherill.^'I he .ii^ih^i111111^ 111 will *srohahtaj hvoagshj
ina da.v or lw...
AssessorHolland is i tit itled to a depul v^foi ^ix mi hi 11 is. in the year, and MTMS this^HMrtstag nralile.l |^ riui-i^li lo ap|Miinl^Ids man foi Ihe lirst six months, licciii-^iiintt Jan. I.
ruderSheriff tfcslsBfJbja* askeil for a^IteiniliClnn ly|M'writei' and priiinist-d to^MaV for it. by sav inc cop\ inc ex|M-nscs. in^^side of three inearths ( hauniau Mr-
QueaMeibr4leved in iWUitating iln* extra
workini|Misi-il on Ihe sheriff m ofliee as^MMsoh as pos-ilile. and Mr. I apliee inl.nl^w ah liiui. and all oitlcr for Ihe uci'essary^macliiiic w as civ eu.
Thecount*, attorney gave an opinion on^Ihc ijucsttoii of Ihc adoption of llicljovle^eluldri'U. now al Ihe orphans' home al the^ex|M-i|scof I he i oiiiitv . ami said thai thev^could not he civeu away ^ itliout the con^^sent of ihcir pai-onls. ImiIIi of whom alt*^liviuc. The ^lilv wav ill which ih'-' hild-^^*^^^^ could Im* di-|m.-.il of would Im-b.v a|^-^pretilieitic them lo some oiii for a term of^^cars, hut as lhc^ arc Iimi small foi that,^thev will pmlialily remain at lite home.
Aman BJUtMSd Dauch'-rtv was Incii^ht^in from lUiilinctou this inorniuc and^lurm*il over to the eouunissiotiivrs^ll m ii III subject for the a-vlil'li.^Thev ordellll liim rcuioi'd lo III'*^Sisti'is'hospital. Iiui he cot so wild these^Ihev ihi'lilicil lo take call' ol liim. and the^' iilllinis.-iolli-ls this evellilic apiMlillled il
mattto watch him for a day or t*C.^llailchi rlv was iujiiiiil ill a mini- si-vcrrl^^cars a*fo ami c^'ti* fii*^|iienl crauy s|m lis.^inihic' d by the ell'i ls of his iitjuiA and^w hiskcv.
Thccouiiiiissionersinstru.-tcd lite jailors^to have piinnil and aatat in the jail noli, is^otf TragnlatlotMshtivgnsd to the ajgjg and^fi iiiulc prisoners ^M-ciipyiuc tlai Bgggg cots^rid.il. and see thai Ihe rules arc onfiMxiil.^Theeoiiituissioiiers iloit'l want to hear ati.v^more eompl.iiiil of I'mi lunch intimai v Im-
1argon the sexes.
Afteratlcmlinc i^ a few minor mallet s^the commissioners adjotirnid until next
Mojnhti.
alin.-
A slsl'l It's I I l lHt.
Wliiit Was hiuml .in a rrisiint-r^4 II) fall.
Illiii. Dec. ttk Some of the leltil-^takeii from tin- prisoners in thceiiv jail,^when they are s^^.m-hcd pi ior to iM-inc'-oii-^dnetisl inside the liaiH. an-ver^ Im .iiiiIImI^epistles and show lhal loved ones ill the^l ast ale solicitous lor the pi'Mlical-. vvan-^nWtag in a far cnuiiliv. A.mmiiic man^was liroiichi in receiiilv lor vacranc^.^vv bggg C'tieral ilcmcauoi iitilii-aleil lhal hc^was a comikitattvi -traile r to the htuvj*^-hips of tin-i'xul. Inouc of hi- MotTfteta^anas found a letter fruati g slater whtaai
pra.vershad alaavs followed blag, ll l*cad^as tollow s :
Aanos,isjaja. im*,-. *.ii.
MvIII x ^:^ s| III:..i in it \V n t As (11^ - t.-.i-t^nf ^in Invine t a^r^l is ,i|i|.t ^ai-lilti];. Ihe owl year^fasti*oniiagtaat'stsi' aadaasa ^in* alHNg lo^daaa. it awaken- w it inn all In-arts.imt niseHaui^w ithiti Hill,.-, pleasant tiieiiturn's nf the past,
tsajsnare arere gatltered aronna * very happv^Hrssaterlrrte at-tus-t, rerrivtug s.i
man)iI iimu- frusj ii.-an-st fat Wei and
tner, CfclMt-lHlh w li.ili's.inn- aiici -alnlarv ml-
tli*i*.oh. Iiaiipv h'i ii- had vv 'troeteii In g all.
Ilswuftea ia to) llsat-jrhts i*4 rus rimImim)^Miurers faryoni s*egare,dol iiinl M)M*tt arun*
1.lei nn: if vim. ilcar hiiitli.-r. so i.n fruai tsMtte^anil itti-inls. k**c|i liafim' vmi yonr Untie- as m^i lulsllan. If I wermmoiltli.it Mm ^11.1, I
Irootd wttllngti sa^. *-i .,fit raady, ^^ Uuril. aoa.^^I MfMftd ask an better ictfl lass in know you
wen-faithfulIn the |mhfillaiaai v.ut'ii'
llgHHiajtdles, ami that vmi sastMtatrii s ll Ii v Ir-^liimisi-iiui|.anl^iis. Ami i alsoliut.1 an.I prav^Unit vmii atlairs are ^lao'sslal. yiair lieaMn^BBSS! ami Hi t yaa SvlVance in wImIhih as the^veal* ureegi u|tog yiut. Take vmu- tune ami^write mc s satista.-hn v latter. tetiMl|| me nf lIn^^state st yonr IichIHi ami at ^ uui -nui.
Kataaiand MBgkei srenoa M years ah] ami^sh.ivv iim still. In wnril ami ilccil. nns taiihtiillv^ami lii'Hvelv Kiev ha'-i* hnrtn* the vnke ni ihi-ir
dig)in i.mi. tonmn ami to ns. I ini aot
tearIn j^ive an a.-i-eiiui ^1 Hi.- K|esari|n||||i: l.n-^lothrta will the I.ml -iv ^Well ,1.Ill-m
guoanod faithful a'rvaat^; eater w Iniotlte
lav^I Ih) 1'Hil. ' I hev leak v' liS ahli ami^iSMitefiil, anil I think II will nut In longwhea
the-will 'allrg !^^ .el.hlale In lleSVell ail
eternalNr^ Neat ulierr I here umi distil. I^(i i.si iron sin ai Ke h^aae, ami Ui Mr hI^mi, !^ n n.^Me all a kind *datei uhln-. to kaos eooA-ertiluu^a aan'hiliiM larother. Tell aa* slsnil vmu up-^and ileum*, lhal I aut^ pi o v tn ytMi all the
more, U'Uhlllc von llli' h.i|i|ii.-^i I ii i-1 iiisI
NewYear, my ili^*r ntnthit. I uui, silh t.nnl^kisa, yoni own dear ^later,M vuv
Mrs. I ; T^*ll^ AImiiiI H'ih Hi
t'rilflV* ns Mitrtnl,
Btn'K.Ike.Mrs. Jar-nli S. lying,
widowof flic mini who was hilled liv^Jo-i-ph Itulc a few weeks uco. i alh-d at the
SrvMivmi otllee ihis evening iigrgugrry
wildlaldic Uantghasi Mrs. (irnngci. Mrs.^l^iiii; cli'slred to Htate in reguiil to the Mtcw^pan origin of the lend Im tvveeii the ItlllcM^Mild Loliifs, that illitead of the stew* pan^in i|iieslion lieiui; her pmp.'lty. it wan tin*^pni|m*rty of Mrs. Kulc. Tim laltos invited^ggf to gag her - tew {i.iti lo conk 1omatiM*s^ill as lM*iiig a new style of stew |siii ami of^Kiipcrior make. Mrs. lame did iiMtk the^i.niiaiiM-s in Mrs. Rule's stew pan. and iln-^stew pan was not injured in the slightest.^Mrs. Klllc however pcilessi-d to Hud
itseoeehed. or injuriMl in agaag way.^and in a spiteful liuillll'l. ac-^.-^idinc lo Mrs. lying's stor.v. told Mrs.^lam-.' lo lake il nloilB and liuv her an^^other. Mrs, (,ranger ciune along as a wit^^ness In the slew |.an .-pis.nle anil lleclaliMl^lo llx-re|Mirter Hint the slew pan was not^injured in Ihe slightest degree. Mrs. Lame^said she could, if mi-cssiirv, lirinc dow n^two vvitncMsc-. to prove thai tile stew pan^was not injured in the Icimt. Mrs. lame^also said that (nun that liim* Mrs. ISule^appai-i-ntlv did all she could In create u^feeling against her among Iter neighbors.^It is not ol tllllell conseipteiu-e to the gen^^eral public as lo w ho was lo blame in the^-lew pan i pisiMle. which lui|i|M*m*^l two^vcais ago last SeplenilM'i. Ills, however,^nagadttarnf generul i*oiierni lliul tin- irou^^ble of two women over a stew fsBM should^have resulted in Ihc d'-alli of one giaMl eil-^ineli and lite impi-isoniui'iit of auolhct-^aWnrthfSJ trial for uuuxlei.
llllt Till: till.I.IMi 411 i.4IM..
.Iiolgf. ^li VI iii pin-y Itcmlrrs a llri-lsloii^in lio- I asc Again*! Itnlr.
BtTTTg,Dw*. :W. Judge McMurphr.v nl^lUo'rhjek this morning i-cndercd Ins di-^cisioii iii Ihe case of Joseph Kulc. charged^with iiuinler in the first degree, as in^whether or mil he should Im- adiuillcil tu^hail. I'lie decision vv as as follows:
fhrcourt.'-^iisiileriiis the eliargi* as alleueil.^ami tliere a|i|m-ai'luc a pi nhalilH cause fur i-.iii^vMloa,4ha*s not ilrem H wUbbi the |urlagletion^^it tin- eimi i In |danr n ImiiiiI. hut it a litillil Is hail
itansd Im* iiiiiei'i-il hv the higher i-nart. The ns.
flBdSlll is tlii n fale IH'M WltlMMM iMMld In
aasaetin tin-glstrht eatsrt.
Malains corpus priM-ceiliiigH vvcrc |gg*^iiiiiliatelv al'letwanl in-tilutid hv Al-^11uln v Haldol n for the defendant. T he
piiM-citiiueswen* brought bafaare Jutlge
Peuiliertoiibut il was nearly 4 o'iTiM-k^when the count*, attorney showi*il up and^objeetiil to hearing the ease Iim lav on tin*^crouiid thai he had not baagj served vv ifli^the pn|M'i-s in Ihe ease, as provided b^ law ^^Xllorney Haldolll replied that Ihe pa|M-rs^had Im-i'ii scrvcil on Mr. Daldwin's um-^si.-t.iiil. vv ho conducted the case in lag^police . nun. and that Ikildw iu himself^could mil Im* found, nltiiougli diligent^search had baagj m.idc for him. Haldorn^held thai the count*, attorney not being at^Ihc proliniinarv healing, knew nothing^about the ease, .mil that his assistant was^the pro|m't* periHMi to nerve. He further^said thai Kulc could give bail fin* anything^under tSUJUUU. and should he released.
JudgePciiiIm rton ruleil that, as the aH-^sistatit coiiutv attoruuy was not present,^for some rcasotror other, the bearing on^the habeas i orpus should Im* |misI|miii^iI^iiiilil tisniiil it.vv. The altorne.vt, llien^agi'i-ed lo argsta it at I gVagaab
Tilthe I'liltlle.
Ahappv New Your To all my patrons is^the earnest vv i-h of one of the oldest liipmr^establislimenls in Montana. Dy adhering^striillv to business principles 'and sipiarc^dealing we have no superior in the state,^t lur motto is ^The most cimmIs for the least^money of an.v house iii Montana.^ Painflv^t i.ule has ulwa ys Im-cii made a spccialti.^Pun* siraight liuiiorH. both iliiported and^and doin.-ll.'. No blcmleil or adultciulcil^cimmIs iKilunilniron Ihc public. Oni word^is our ImiiiiI. W hat we tell you is true. All^l'.mmIk in our line is laiught fnnn first^hands, all hilly for cash, enabling us logiv e^our customers the Im-iii III of our eapit.il.^ThalikiiiK MS) many friends for their pat^^ronage for the many years in biisiueMH,aud^hoping in the future in merit the eouli-^ilcnee of all wishing giMids strictly and ult-^snlutelv pure. ImiIIi lor family and medical^put-|Miscs, | rem.tin. res|M*c1fullv vouna,
JjAJtaaH. i.ymti.
N. ^S^. North Main St.. Butte, Mont.
Ilfliil. resl In I.miIIcm.
Hii i k. Dec.:^.^All ladies of llittte or^v ieinity who w ill n*ccivc on New Year's
aiaaggg yaaasaatad ka samd lo the Unite
olliie of die S i \nii vi,Ii Im'Ioii* T o'clis-k lis^luot-iow iTTun-sdav i evening their names.^rcsidcncCM anil the nanics of those who^w ill assist in paetMM ing.
Uante.I a l ur l ap.^Hi i i i . Dec. ;*). W. H. Bntta was ,-tr-^|s-.-ted this evetiiiig b^ (Ifliccr ( ariull on a^chare'' tB^ |m*lil l.irci*u^ . Sev i*ral days ago^Mrs. J. II. funis missed her Kculskin cap^and -i|s|M-eiid Kotts nf steiiliug il. Tins^cveiiinc the otlicci- saw Dolls walking^aennno with Ihe cup on hi- head and^pulled Iim. iii.
slightIreMaash^Di n t . Ike. .HI.^There was a aligtit ar-^cidciii al the Silver How mine Ihis after^^noon, -lolin Pcrrv. one of the men sgge
plo.vedoil the lllilic. fell la'IMIl'll two aMgg^of IIIIiIm'I-on the llm level, a distance of
sevenorcighi.tcct. lb- struck on thebraoh^of his Maeh, htrrhtg Uhn tm eoiisidctalilv,^but he is not at all -crioii-lv hurt.
Thesi vMiv.iii ha- ajfanra rc.idci-s ahtsg
Bggtival ue%i spaiH-r tretal In Butte by
man)LiuiKhAwcla. J'tv it ha )*o^ir ad vet*.
tlsltig.
Il* .lit e to call before bavins *. .nil-^'Mik-^li^ i-l Ileal illg si.a es and c1'! ^Ut pi tees.
II.J. Ill7K YYc-t Park street.
Ma-.nil hand [dgsma bouglit, -old .^^mm fuliv shMvd at Bj H. 'si ten nan's, Ul^iaiai l'iirk Mmatt Dun--, Mout.
Illltl ll\. T4I-IIAV.
It
tttin- Baadktrttgd gaaah nhIc of
Bgg4BB|Jr.. ft I ii.^To closi' MM h.iiidkei-cliiel's loilny we^oiler:
r'li'rteliciiiIh-omIciiiI linen and silk eiu-^broidereil at less than ihcir n al value.
PtbhjghnnaHi tUt underwear. ^**,^fauev linens, half of regular sale prices;^table linens al pric,g thai can In- obtained^onlyal bankrupt stia-k ^H* aherilf sak'K.
Thesha ll ol the Ivatikrupt lll'lll of J. IS^llovee, jr., A- t So, is on 1h^* inai kcl.
Privatesale at a lie I ion sale prices and^less.
It'samoney saving pni|Misitimi. whereby^one dollar can Im- ueod to a hatter adv ant-^age |g the piiii hase of g.aMls Hi,in two^dollars can Im* used elsewhere.
Itstands the htivcr ill hand to I.aik to^his or lur bjtfgaaa] and In ill tlieii Mgs^plies ol
tutvi all ii is \m) ^ I *^ ill I Nil^vv bias tin- i losing out sal'* is going on
Kirrvdollar's vvorlli of tin- liankriipt^stiH-k MMSSt Im-el.--iii oiii.
ItI- a demand, an imavoidablr nnces-^siiv . It's the buyer's op|M^rluull.\. Iln
seller'smisfortune. BtatoMtther that Uals
saleis not conllucil to s|m i-i.ilties. bill^^l.lkci,^ ill tin vv 11. ih * mIih-U.
Theslaughtering of goods that aaaay^may Im* tvulTsFd, to -gUrfj the deagg*aa)g of^bniikritplcv.
WilliIlsw fearful adds In tin* favor of^aver) eamsttmer of tiry gnarh sud t^hjthitig
weslturd) call alli-nlinti lo a ooiuliion
sell-eItrOUOsitloU.
Todie idvanlages oAgfed IhriMigh the^MMsllnui ol ihe solo of the Uinkmpt BaWa I*^of J. K. lloyee. jr.. A t ^i.
(lwu ; lon large sh pment now on tha
Wav, vve are 'clline ell heatitle and e'Mlk-
illgsun.... at ^ urprisitie'lv low ligun-s.^t all and Im- eoMV ill.ill. II. -I. Illutlle. 71*
WestPark ataj el.
Btl)ytsir choiiii IruitM and cmdie-i at^Ah \ i ..hoi' -, -sole ate lit iut WalUis'vx^Co., )iaaj ioik.
O.K.LI:WISCo
(S. \V. Tor. Main ami Park Streets.)^lclcphone No. tffi
Farewell,To-Day, to '91!
Wherethe Tick of Time is Hashed.
Farewell,to-tlay. to 'qi !^Farewell to the old year so^soon to disappear beyond^tin- shadow s of the unnum^^bered agtfs where the tick^ol time is hushed in the^aw fill and ceaseless silence^that broods in that vast yet^undefined realm of obliv^^ion. Farewell to the ^clos^^ing year,^ and to the retro^^spection that shall come to^you and to all. may tin:^tcar-stains fade away and^Oflly pleasant memories^surv ive; and as you jjjasp^the hand of -Q2 already out^^stretched, may you feel^thai ^ A Happy New Year^^has indeed dawned. And^thus do we wish you ^A^I iappy New Year !
Andhere are some bar^^gains that w ill survive the^old year:
30-inchBedford Cords,^for 15 cents.
Anew fahi ie In very ileslriilile pattern*.
ScotchPlaids in a grcat^variety of patterns, for^children's wear, 10 cts. a^yard.
Fruitof the Loom mus^^lin, 12 yards for $1.00.
50pieces new Calicos^It 4 cts. a yard.
Lathes'seamless w oolen^hosiery at 30c a pair, and^of which the manufacturer
says:
Thelops arc wide ami clastic: the an^^kles and feet are |m^sil n el v machine nar^^row ill. ami will baaa their sha|m' after^washing: the l^m*s and Ihi'Ik are |m*rfcctl\^and lirinly knit, with no o|m-ii stitches in^the pfhjag to rip or ravel.
Ladies'fur capes and^ladies' and children's w raps^at about half price and be-^B^nniflg next Saturday^morninti we w ill ofter near^^ly our entire stock of ladies'^and children's wraps at^prices so low that you must^see the goodf to banish the^distrust which such low^prices excite naturally.^There w ill be four lots.
Ixt 1. ( boii-e of ladies^ and children's^w raps for
lailChoice of ladies' and children's^w raps for ^.'^.im.
laitak Choice of ladies' and children's^wtu|im for #7.aO.
Lait 4. (I mice of ladies' anil children's^w rap** for IGMna
Blanket*--White blan
ketsat ^4.45 that are worth^56; colored, at #6.60 that^were considered \ er\ cheap^at $8.30. These blankets^are large and heav y and^there are no other such^values in Montana.
OK. LEWIS il CO.
NIt. Mail ^tilers will ns-cive piompt ami^cm refill attention. Write for asmplea anil i|in*
11.K I., a, 1 o.
Ata tegular inii'titig of Silver Bow^Trades and I ahor \sscnihl^. held Ihatsgs^il.iv evellilic Nov. L'l. l#Jt| il was iiu.iui-^,atfj ia*solvcd that all iu'-iiiIm-i s of lalan
lagonfaathnis dhaxmithiMo ntMNMthjigg
Chiiieseon and after Hec. a. Ufl,
Perorder Silver How T rades ami LahaV^Asscinblv.
CLAMg, Pix *.
t,oto the Acni^. Nn. ^ l'.ast tiianilc. for^^agd] nn als. Uagsrh fmni M to I p. m.^' Dinner fnnn to *- p. m. Maori ordnra,^' OpMl day and night. Strictly auti-^I t ustaaaoa m
Yoncan moII Bggg old piano or org.in lor^1 ash or cxi baiic* mi n new instrument at^i'.. II. Sherman's. Ul Kasl Park ^.tiAil.
1Butte.
j OMH fltlita ut Ali x CoIku's.
THEJOYS:=-
OFTin:
NEWYEAR
W
the
Emade ejreat preparations for the Christmas trade^and our sales more than met our expectations.^Thousands of dollars worth of tjoods that were in^our stock a week or so since have gladdened the^MBit! of tile several recipients, firstly, because of^satii-laction derived by being remembered, and sec^^ondly, because the articles were both pretty, useful and^serviceable. At no similar season of the year have ejoods^been sold lor as little money. Our immense sales tes^^tily to the appreciation of this fact by our numerous^customers.
Christmasand its festivities arc over, but \\c have^still on hand a lar^,t* assortment of articles particularly^adapted for New Year's mftj which we arc offcrin^r this^week-, in man) eases MUCH below cost.
Itis impossible to enumerate them, so we ask^that you pay our store a visit. Look around and sec^for yourself w hat MnuifM bargains are here to be found^in almost unlimited ipiautities.
Hereare some of the larger items, which will be^found exactly as represented anil to which we would call^the attention of all intending purchasers. All the goods^named are new ami perfectly fresh, but as the season is^partly over, we ha\e made such a considerable cut in^prices as to make it an object to you to buy now.
Ladies'Plush Coats, One-Third Off Regular Prices.^Misses'and Children's Cloaks 1-3 Off Regular Prices.^Men's and Boys'Overcoats, 1-3 Off Regular Prices.^Ladies' Dress Patterns at Half Price.^Handsome Fur Robes at Cost.^Ladies' Dresses at Cost.
Thenicest assortment, ton. that you can ftnil anywhere.
FineWhite and Colored Blankets at Cost.
t'scfiilaim.ist iln* yesr rniiml.
Children'sHoods at Cost.
Ladies'Skirts One-Third Off Regular Price.
Trunksand Valises at Reduced Prices.
Wecould name many olhcrs which you will find^upon examination to be equally low. If you would .save^money, see our stock to-day.
D.J. Hennessy Mercantile Co.,
BUTTECITY, MONT.
Headquartersfor Commercial Men.
VERYLARGft SAMPLE ROOMS.
RATES,$2 to $3.50 PER DAY.
CENTRALLYLOCATED.
AMERICAN
PLAN.
RowwpnM
bv
JAMESI.. HAMILTON, l'rup.
TheKilcbvu Is uow under the personal man-
...ami ni ^f Iln* fans Kreneli t'lief,
J-IONS.A. LAJOTTK, of New Oi Ictus.
Nos.11, \'\ I^) wl 17 U Wroadway, Bull., Monlun*.
YOUCAN'T^SPEND^A
DOLLAR
i Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tobetter advantage anywhere in Hutte^than at the store of
S.JACOBSS
Alnia full line of
BOOTSAND SHOES, VALISES, ETC.
THEMODEL.
Takea walk on l'.ast Park street to tiiis popular tesovt. It^is. the nicest beer parlor in Hutte to p.tss a pleasant
e\ening. Nothing but
FirstClass Liquors ^ Cigars
Atekept in stock'. The w.iilres-e. ate attentive to the want*
oipetrotts and prompt i:t executing ordora
Vrcal and Int-truniontal Concert tvorv Evening.
J.A. GORDON, Proprietor. 42 E. Park St
MRS.M. D. BRAY
11.. reason ^i ffagl
Ihc.M.ule: I.I^ It t^^^I I 9 South Montana titri^3t.
Wii -re via- l;a . ;.^r reit:
tl.l.avm \l. m v 1.1 rUKXISHKD^a aUMaV^^aScUk 1.1.1.1 sail m -,.iu itoat.
MARTIPJvSc FOX,
TmHon, fibm ni faM*Hti
I VMMh Mi MM Ai i^ .'i ^- wal oil*

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