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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1S92.
JHFBUTTE OFFICE
ci1*1 STANDARD
k:r li t BM ^ Ml ^ laM Xnrt'i. to. :i^IM Biri.lu.tv Tkl l.'leprione
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llRMHMl^.II t^ nvrl\e.l at lit^ Hull*^otliro of the m svi^\ia^ HI I iiVlnok^r m tor kaaHttaeki the (^^;
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1),r Kt^mmiu^ li MIIMM to Hull'* iiiliMTib-^mr^^ly ^^^'^!^ MflAt
BUTTERAILWAY GUIDE.
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BUTTE'SONLY FIFTEEN
TheKeetiDg of tlie City Cooncil Held^Last Might.
THBVCREATED A NhW WARD
M'! 'tM * Wllffil UUt mmI ll*^f**n.;; RM N v. .
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IroinIn ^ ^ .i-ti'i 11 n ip.^DmPJB Wt Mutch .mil -'nil,
\^ ^^ Ii lit Mi'.llll 1 \ |||i\ M i'M'
pMltod^ MtlrlRfi HvMMHh
IuxmiIiAivliauiltaull li.t-i lovil In** |iI.h ^-^*^t bUMIBM in M^'.ul^'r\ill*- luf .1 liw n|fi^lofiialilc 11 ini lo inaki- rapMHi
Mils**l-l/ill* l*\allH llil* JH^I'ptlll .1 |M^-
Hiotiin 1 lie .\n.n-onil.i pufalir mhmm mm!^will ruin- on tftrtin MoihI.iv .^Colonel Hurl of GffMl I'.ill** iirii\e^l 111
NMrMIMI lli^lit- He .ittemleil llie M'-^ln .il ^.(1 of llie ^MlUado^ List e\eiill.L!.
To-ll,t\ ^ ill lie ^l.ulies ^|.i\ ^ ;it llie Sll\er
|to\t eli 111. \ line 1 ito^i.iiniiie will In-
IfI III* tei| Iiv llie Velieli.ili Mninlohll 1 lull.
it\ M.110I1.1I fchlBftMliaf MHbH ^.e-in
tilt*^*il^ ^ ei^leimill .ti n siei I ,i||
MMmm W it ini to the i-eeeilt MMBIMC
nfTr.i then*.
pMMMI'ow ei k, 1 Ivi i tem h e jirresteil^for lill i^t|i|iinc, Wii-* utr.iiuiieil ImmMB^J ml^e t 1 It I \ ^ i-Htoi-tl.lX MMl .i*-k^ i| lor .1 i oll-^t IIHI.Ill) e UH| || ton|.i\ .
MlTf*MTMlMIM Holm. MMd Mu wWp ^if^^ oinlia tin Holm of the motor line, ilieil^MMlcntu iiflei noon .it then MMtAl Soiiih^Untie. The mwmmm will bn **tii|^|Mil to^Minne,i|MiliN tonl.tv lor iutertneii:.
I0I111i ^' on nor. ^ ho diod \extenl.iv^Pioinniu. will he iMfpTtl li'Mii the f,111111\^|e^-io!eliee. No. JlT iKikota ^*tieet. thin alf^eitiiHin at 9 o'eloel.. I'rieniU ami ae-^MMIMMHOM all- lieil to .itlen'l.
GmMmI mmmmji ^' Keller ^.| t he Ithie^I'Mil lllilie mmmm the atltiolllieeineni
niailf'lh.l the (h.ith of PtmImniI Van^Xamll w ill iioi niti'i li ic ^ ith (Im- |ifan n I-^Hh^I\ aniionmeil rMMrWMfl the 'Mvin-ofT^r^\ tie- men who were eniplox M at thr^mine.
I.A. Ihinl.t|i. of the I nttU M.uinfaetni*
illh!eo|il|i.lti^ .it \ll.o otul.l. H,|h III lhei-lt
|TManlaj raiii|ilrtirM Iftw mvmjmmi Mff^the I t.1I1 A Montati.i M.i^ hiiierx bmmmm|r^^whieh lias MWM boMjbl h^ ill*' TllttM eoni-^I'.itiv . The Itn.il m-itleinettl 111 the ileal^v ill Im- niaile in t w o or IMMB tl.i^ h.
TimMoiitalian- at the Mi Iterim.u are:^S. \,. Uirahie. |^^ i r Lmlye\ 1^. MIm^M^^MImhmim; t . I!. Kel^.^^\. K^M |v SprilM** N
1.Nih il ami wile. l*on^ : l\ M. Mai
Mile*,rilj ; I. \. Smith ami ^ lie HlMTMRM I^Mi-. Sih ^ . Hii/i in-1 n : W. II. K ^^ iimmmI.^H' Imioii! r.nk : t hat li s O. I'e.u Mia^l.tvat Tall-.
MMMMJ ^'^^* Mihloli-io, ^^I- mi . M.111 h The regular men nit
oflite Itntte miuis|i-i i.il a-sm iatiol! wa^^le 111 iti the Ni t., r. I . aaimil^i runiMi
MotMM)IHOmlllfl With a ^Ufi(1 at tel..I Hi. . .^Two new names. IJi \. Mr. |.iit|^*of Walk-^1 1 \ ilte ami Ke\. Mr. I.n iny ton of UiecH)^of thai n.n ii in Mont.m.1 \^t* mMnI l^l^I be tnemlN-i ^ li |^. IC * - v. Mi. Howell ihtfi-^i!in ^^l the tii.it*i'r of i itriii- tlie Hrv. R.^lav Mile-, the no|^i| evangelist, In -lo^MWW tllll m l-'-lie duriMJ tin -iiiiitiii t .^r^lall. an^l it III utiainim m4| \oti*^| MMM^lh* ehnii in . |o ^.it ill atl |||l fall MN M the^li ^t*i| liiau to conn uiitl laliMOMJ us
Miijiir^ miimk tin* ^it^ m
Thrri* Wa^ a Llttlr KIckinR. But^th^ Pronomtion Was Decided^by Vot^^ Tho Action^Not Final.
lit1 ri. Marrh J. The eity MHMHfM^MMMImHmJM to di\iih* the Se\eiithw.ini.^it was a *'himp vote on the pro|Mi-ition. ami^the matter MB) i^*1 ^*'f ^MMI 4MMMMI^of. The MMI in favoi- of NM ^I^\ mmm KM^7 to .'1. Mtlcininti Van Hn-kirU, who. in^the jmlii iai^ l oiniiiiltre nu t tin-. Vu4fwJ^ni;at!i**t the illv ision, wa- alir-eiit. Altl^-i-^maii l.\ im li. u ho also \oteil MMI4MI it in
till* eomiltilli e, W.e. ill the |iiesii|i ut'-
ehait.tliil M1 eonliln'l \ole. Ilatl MtPMCl^ahh rinrt' \otei|. the MMlh MMlM h.ive^MMM ^When tin-oiilmam e MVMImj
llieward is ItiialU |^ie-i-ntiil, the MjMfMf |^w ill p|ohalil\ Im- liaek. the \o|e a ti^ and^the ileeisuni left in ilte niM\or*s han^N. I
Theiim\iir is a IVisiilenl o| the Si-M-mh^w anl. The majority iv|M*rt of the ju- I^^Mrian eolnmilti e li-i-olilineli'leil that tin* I
waulin* nut Uli'klnrl. \ minority pDpui t I
wa- 1111 -entet I hy A h |( l tiH'll St 11 at I DIlH I^J'.tsro** of the jii^lieial\ eommitlee. ftpr !^lillMMlldltM *'*' mVmMM of the waril. t^llltlPM llMH w| the MMMlkM ^^! tli*' MR iorti^ j^1 rpnrt* ^ I ill'^ ^ aim iIm*II iiwm oil an .in mi n I- !^IMHll that tin* miiiorit.v pmurl ImmIu|MMJ^ I^Stuart naW tin re were T.!^ xoters in tin- I^S^*\entli ward last s|nin^. It is 1 h*- MIM1 '^est \ on- I nil h in 110p11l.1t loll and ii-riitoi ^ . |^ami the|i t.^re klioiiltl In* divi^l^*d. Alder- I^m itt Him - opjM's* tl the tin 1-1011.
TtMVOtfi mi the iMMtMM ^^f MMMllMJ^tin* MMMHt| ivport, thus di\ nlniji tli^^ j^*.\ .nil. w a- as follow - :
A.vesll.irr**t. Boa man.' ampin II. ..ran |^dev. M.iule. I'aneiH'. Stiial't.
Ka ^ I laa mm* Iimjihi. HmtImjmm* ]^Mines. Mi Itormott %,
Tlieeit.vattorney a*ai IMM Mairuetiil to |^draw an ordinance creatine, the RlgtM^w aril from that pan ol the cit\ west of^Main street .
MMMMtfWth calti'l attcinioti to a^w a lei fiaiM llMfi ^i.niti ^l iii I MM Mo tlte Sil-^. i-j-Hov HyMMIlllC MlllltM comp..li^. The^terms were thai within Ml MOOtlui con- |^stiuelioii should he Ihviiii, lull this had j^not been done. He thought this fram-litKe |^shmild Ih- rev okctl. as it mi^ht interl'*| e^^ ith some jmrtifsdcsinuirto hid for water.
Tirematter was referred to the jndii :al^^ei mi mil lee lo asccrla in w het her t he coiu-^|iatt^ has forfeit 111 its 11 atn hise or not
MrOafMMllMOVmI thai .1 committee of^IhfM* Im- tippiiitiled In act with the city en^^gineer in draw in - up a list of pni|m*rt^ in^I i on 1 of w Inch MwH MudtM MM MMH MMM^or sidewalks laid, and this was carried.^Alderiucii M. Met inott. llMJMM and Manic^wen* a|)|h^iutcil as *.ii^ h committee.
MPDon not I Ha Id the streel MIMJ MM^Iteeii takiuu out stum* \ei^ \alliaulo lo^ k
Iill AfMMM slni-t. ami oflets had MMM
'.made lor it. He thought the MOM wo.dd^Iff) lieallx |ia^ for llu* (.'ladiliu of the^street. He nio\eil tli.it the ctl^ advertise^for Hid- lor the hm-U.
MinesnfMMMa MM on the MMMMI that if^1 he rock Im sold il was throwing coin h i^MMMr into ewiii|M tituui with white labor.
IThe motion of MtUmmmNI WMU however.
1i-ariieil b^ a vote of'^ lo :t, Aldei iucti llow-
Iman. I tat Million and Mines rollMj
.a^.iiiiKl il.
The health MMf MV tin* health com-
'miltec rcroniiiM ihIi d the pJgfHMM) of a^M.iIm im k milk tester al a cost of ^'J ^. The^appal.Mil- w ill detect the MJMMMM of for-^mjm mmm1 M MMM M II MMMMM* The^tester a'MO unlnnl puieh tsi'd.
MeHcrnioitInmi the committee 011 li^^cense r^*^|iif sled more 1 inn-, w liieh was^MJMMIpiI. The committee had found dial^^MOrOff) stores .mil restaiii .mis are \ MM^latino tin* onlimitiee in i^ l.imI to their^In ^ n-e h\ ^oIlMMJ ')^ MMM MjWMMttMM^MMM |K .dlowid b\ tin* ortlinatiee. The^coniiiutlee rMMMMMMMMM that th^* cit^^MMMMMaJ b^* iu-ti*uc1ed lo enforce this or^^dinance sirii-tb in NMMMM Mi MMM*t)^stores.etc. Alderui.iu Ihiyali moved thai^this bo laid on the (able awaiting 1 lit- full^re|Mirt of lhe DOMMMllMMt I his was car*^ried.
1iiv Attoriiev I otter preseiiiisl the opiu^MM in 'be cmoo ol the t olor.ido Mmiuu A^Sini ItMMJ coin pa iiv . w Inch asks for a re^bate of taxes, lliat tin* MMMMM M Hot^BlaMMMl. as unties in the eit^ limits arc. in^his opinion. Mthjorl 10 municipal laaalMMi^Th^'ordiuain 1- In hill MMMIMMJ Mraa li ^^ter red lo tht- iudiciarv 1 omillitteo.
AMM Ml MM lot a sidewalk on 1'tali av cuue^was ordered ^rantod.
\petition KM ih* OMMMMM ^d Nevada^MroH from Men ut ^ . soiitherlv to the eit^^limits, signed h^ MtHtMMM* was 1vferr.1l^I to the Ktfvel and alle\ committee.
\UOtHMMI foi a IH runt for MaMJllMilM^I \ 1. *^(} West Para tn*et I nun Rdaanl^MaMMM w.is retiiM-d alter MM mIIl b) a^\ ate of 9 to.'. The n-jccllou was 011 lie lOM*^I in,^ it iv of i be ch 11 I ol (Mihre n ho claimed^that this is p ut ol the W atson outfit li^I a*Hl voted loyiaul a MMMMMfl lloOnOO In
'Janara Dorlti r. m I a-t l*ai U wtooot.
MMMNt^Ti;t^ ri UMt
Tlirv|MJ MMMMI mb dip MMMMMMMl^11 f tto Woi lil-^Ih l it. Manli '2. li i^ no^ a setthtl^fact that the Hahau tnu of war team will^pull ImMJVImi Haller*i^pM-krtl leani h^r^tVi.'OMi a hhIc. All aurPt'iiiPiit iM-lwtvii ( a|^-^Imm NaM mm Mmmmj Mailer vma MM-^lend hilt^tiwht.v and t he n rltteii t-oiitraet^w ill MM draw 11 up ami the details MfWMMMi^Home tunc within the next fewdayn. TlK5^MMM will take plate at llie race track^as MM as the weather HMMM and MMl^a favorable turn. A MMMMIMmjIMMMMj^MS b-cl wide will In- built up 111 front of^the uialld stand and on this die contest^w ill take place 111 plain v lew of eve! \ Im*I^ .^'I'h'* race track was divided on h^^boMMJ the only plaeP that would MM*^commodate the crowd. MMOmI IMMM^v. ill Im-run from iH-er l^ilje. Anaconda^and Ih teua. and an MlMMMMMM of many^thousand |nopN is c\|hv1hI. If the OM^^|m uses do not tuatiMi hiuh the admission^charged to seo this battle between |*iatltM^will beoulv BOMMta^ MMMf Mallet w ill^Hot Mi vet make public the names of his^mcti. I ut hu^ s that i hev w ill he all of one^natloiiaht.v and will Im- either Scotch,^imoth an or Nta-m'Ptfiati. if the Aui^iic.wa^or Scotch tctim is Mwhtod on the entire II^men will he ImNMHOcL If the NtflffM^Ica'h is seleefetl Mr. Mallei nil blilltf^ki-ven or eit;h* men here M boMmH tin*^rout from local teams. Mr. Halh t MM^to ilav :
Ifthe Itnliaiia he.it my team llr ^ w ill^eertaitilv b^ the champions mi AmonOM for^in1 men hold th.ii (imitiort now. It my^men arc lM.it* 11 I will prcsi-nt the ItaMMM^v. ith medals alffMifyiMMJ lUOl thev are llie^t hainpion iiijj of war team of the world,^foi that 1- what thev will bt* if IMOJ Ix'at^MM MMJUMm)**
Mr.Mailer then went on to sa^ that the^secret of die Italians' success ||aa in the^fact thai tin \ pa\ MMMO attention to their^captain than .in.v of the other MMMMM and^roMMO I heir a hole noMAlMMJoa in him. He^-aid that il Is not mere stli'liyth that MMM)^in a umj of war and that a I Ja-poiind o-^[m ri-'nccd in.-.u *-ouId pull over a man^w MjHllMMJ '--^^ )M^uiids w ho was m ^t onto all^lie- points of a contest.
CaptainSalki i- now MMJMMd lM MJMMMJ^the v..'Mi and is inis*iititf with encouraging^aMOPVOBa The mvater part of the moiif-y^has I.e. 1 raised and he i x|m-c|s to have it^all in pImJiI within the next MM da\t*. At
thatliaH the details of the pull will
bedecided MfMNk This MMMJMJOMMMl put-^an end to ali\ elianec of a p .II MMtMMMMj^the Italians ami Notwc^ialis. tor the pres^^ent at lejisi. Aftf*r Hip $bJUt*t m 1^. a pull^hefMPOM the w iuiiers of it or the ItaliaiiM^and the Vorwvfians mav be tirraiif/til.
MMMMMfMM^lb 111. Miiicb 'J. (i. W. Muteh and^Jiidnli A. Heiiiilsiek won* 1 his. ovoniiut^united m inarriaue at die home of the^hi ide s parentM at Meaderville. Ib'V. K. R.^Howell of the (mMMBMMMMMI church,^official in*;. The britle is a well-know n^and |Mipuliir youiitf lady of Meatlervillp^and llie HMMM a mmmmmmi MMMMJ MM^^cli.int. A larse nuuibcr of friends wit^^nessed the ceremony and main handsome^and valued presentK wen* given. All t*\-^ccllent supper followed the mat t ;a^e cere-^MMJ
itenl1 -taie Traosfpr*.
IUTTt . Man h The following trans^^fers w etv n-conledal the ofllceof t he count.\^di rk since our last report:^Ml M. IMMRM la 4 hiist Murrislt.
In)* mmm Ml the uh
ITHEIR VARIED VIEWS
OpinionsRegardiog the Anceiation of^CtDterville to Bntte.
il.to .IhIiii .1. ('.l ull-^IhiM-k I. i 'ohliMli -
aiur-rooM
i.lotv|hM^^\\ P. IMMM H i^lOM* l^t*- 7 ami^first aililitioii
Ii.l v id S. Ilewev In T. I lovvcs Mile-, tin*^inn ttiea-t ipiaiter MfMMtMMl t. Invvn-^iai^ II: one hair of tin* MMfMMM4^i|iaUtPT MMl MMM half of tin* south^cist UHMftor ^^f sivlion ti. mm1mo^^nil of MOMM I-
'.imiini
1hi
if
Thewin I,
sioiiarv.was n p u^MMMMI MMM bis v,in^lUM HMMaJ MMjMN 1
tin
d.and hv .111 utiaii.^I a ^ oimm tided ami I^ol t In ministers w a-
Muamnteedto 11 ^ work* n*. MiMMMtttnoril I^of t he aeaartutioti* \t* \. J. K. S|hih^- mnjmI I^a paper on the **! hm. -c t^:i. stioit. ' takmu 1^Maauj ana 1 ml naalnat tin * * ivtinM bn^*ootl 1^III 1 he eii \. ami he a^aii a 1 p|sift 1 d In 1 very 1
ItMMUborof thP a--iviatnui. l^* V. Ml. I^Ibilmc whm ap|Mutitii| lo 1 cad a p. |ii-i at '^Hit* next iii^i liun oil ^The SaUiath.
III \ HI It Wit II HUO/I
Mi
u.i.i.I . Meet oil.^Hi Ml. Malt h 1 \t tin W.I. I. P.^meeting this eveningi Mr-. Stout run-
ritai^d a Brhlr n , dm-, mi.1 tpulaitnfl iha^1 ^ bUImm* with |m*I|nTiiI ami imm tloaJ aooMi^MMtiMj upon 1 la hubjeot. * ^ brialMn Ro
MMMWlhUil)I^ 1 - 1 ai'tiestlv m a^ .|^that anv ol the public attend
Imom laonthi v laiMjianmm iiMninMi
business bOHM a MnMbl) MMtMff^ii) m.i 1 he tn si W 1 11111 si 1,1 \ of cat h nioutli.^No .i wa ^im n that at t!ic m xt ne tiim^a pto|Misi 11 change 111 1 he b^ daw s eollOM ll-
aiMMfUUI v old*i Im - eot|h|i|en-i|. IVmm
MintOOa wen p| ointcd lo MMl new
Mmmmmmm
IMMM) o* MMMMM* MMMMMh^lb ' m . Match .'. \|| who loo MMMT^RpurtM an- urged to Im* pi 1 sen 1 at a 111*1-1-^liill to Im* held Ml the ttolM*0 colli t MMMJ (o-
iu-iiow evetiina ' '' |HirtMim of laMjan*^w , ||j an 0111 door a ^ Iilci ic ^ lub loi all sorts
fitPtlUloOl s|io|is. || i- U|0|Misi-l| to make^has- ball a b aiuo ol ||a^ ep.ii, but BHwi to
Matvbaeagiound-. 1 o ^ 1 laiibllMMii ami lav^^Ml iimvctiii m is toi 1 \ i-i\ kind of oiu-
MMM m|Mirls. The meititlL' should Ire
larcoljattoialod
- - ^ ^_
MMMMTM Mi ito .it (n.. M. IiiiiIk, Mi^.
UMAlMMOti: M t\e used vour \N'i//an|
OoumIisvrup in n.^ fainib ; n has ,m.
pbshedalt that vu claim. i In .11 til^^i^ ommcml n in all that an- iruul^totJ witti^MMMJMK cold- atal U frinpo. Tnib vours,^i . H. Hi 11 M t 'kideii. i't.di.
It.M. Ktawbro Umg ^ wiioics.de ami^retail mm iii*-. But to. Mom.
\11-111a11I'.o-cil - 11 In th^- ^_*iiiil/
amiI i^|i|i*-i s||e^'l NpIhIiImhIiimhI.
Blim. March J. lo-ni|!ht iH-twccn M^ami P o'cIim k llthcet Sullivan M'aa ^ alkxl^into I be alio) Im nmn UMMfftl and t o|n^cr.^1 neat Mask.i -iiv 1 10 1,ike chat u^ of ,\ln.^I ^hibh \IMltlMil abl^. m a drutiki 11 lit n/\.
was tci rori/ini: the nei^hl**! hood aritll hcr^1 abu m and iboaaloi Pmm Marl lea ac*
Il|1IMM)Mnl wuh the woman a m0^^I Itlliar slorv was hat lied. She^and her husbaud. aftbuiigti ala*^tli'ttics lieitid married lo the man.^are v tvtchei||\ noor and lor some ||MM^^ the man has BMMM out ot emplovuient^I caii-in;: them lo beooMM so |m\ ert\^! sit k*koM that I lie) wen- f iciueuily w nh-^OUt li^ht and nMlti That have a spate^i loom which I boy i*ntci| \ -n-nfiv to a^mail and hi- wife, who knew lliOMI well^and nierelv iiMik the ruuM i^ help ibein^I afaMMJi Thev paid the n ut in aibaie e.
Mlniu ih*' monev lo Mi-. iMMMttll and the^j Mil) a bo nidi ted a load of MPMDM and 11 nit^puicliaseif some u^*^ cries for all ol w blob^, -tie pakL
n aertlav ilMMMMM PJOOMOmIOMJl|**baIIMMl^ami IMM MMMTMMMJ went to work. \- maM
a- he vv.is MMM llis Wife pr^Mi-e(lci|
lohii^ w hi^k(*^ f^*r t he tuonev ft***^icived for ihe MMM ami MM ulouou-lv^^ h unk. in w hi* h com lit ion MaO n-ma inn I^^ dl da.v. To inudit she \ iMaiiioii-Iv a--^sa III toil her leu.mts .mil thnMli tn-tl them^v\ ith all kind- ol dm- calamities. \t MMl^-he became so bad that il w a- DOt 1 to^^I ad-^\i-ahle to have her arrested and kn kul^up to prevent her from doiuc barMJl*
Whentaken lo i be station MM MM w ith-
MH-hoc- or head rmeoUMJ and N*fllM*d to^inrl tlieniom*or In allow aMiMla 1 10 put
Iboil I on for hei . Mis. MmMIMM* H bo In^also know 11 M) -^ ^ rtal other iiaun -. luifj a^son aiMl dauclitci in 1 he cil v . hoi h v e||
|vt.|Metcd.but tht \ lolll* since seven i| all
MMtMMMv ith hi t IwoMMM of her uHmI-^Mated Maya ami ma nnt-r of hv ilia.
Miiillli; line u iii ^* lit - l'll^*H.
Illl it.. March J. NoticfM of location^wen-tiled with the count*, clerk and it-^cortler 1 onlay as follow h :
UMMtMMnotices New House MMMftfl^lode, ( amp ( reck district, by Thomas^Toner: I' 11 know 11 quart/ lytb*. Smumit^V.dlev IMM i hi. h^ Amelia H. Hurt: La*^reite Ti*aotMM i|Marti mmm^ ImImmimmmmj
tlistriei.hv MMl I^ KaVMM*
iMMMlItlsi-iiiiiil anil Kriliietliin MMMr.
OnMarch I. we w ill heifin and continue^foi Tn da^s. a jjivat diatoiiut and n-due-^tioti sale, w hell we w ill offer to (he public^an innm-iisc line of men's line hats and^furnishings.
Wemust make mmi m* MMF mom sprinu^stiM-k. a ureal ptirtion of w hidi ha^alrpad^^arrived and the remainder of vvhichrs^com it n; in ev erv mmj ^ and lo do this it is^ahsoluteh MMMMMMff) lor us to yet ral of a^portion of MjBMM now on hand.
Wew ill oflcr MMjbl at hMMMI I MMl^i hav e never Imvii torn lied in Hutte hefoie.
Ourline consists of hats, uuih ivvcat.^iii kw c.H. ylov c-. shirts, collars, cuff-.^llUMM^!) . valines, umbrellas, etc. The oitlv^lllillll llll TUMI iJ lo immm) ^our patronage^is an cvauiuutlioli of mm MMM and an^lMa|MTtMM of our price-. They cannot he^MMtOtl. DoH*1 tail lo com* and BOO n-.
W. W. WlsmiN.
411 asi Park Street.
\ I at in In-1 ma n't Kpiitlrxvitu*.
Thisicrui 1111 ^111 Im- applitnl to KtOVOII*
Point*ImmmI m die Wisconsin CoMtral
hues,hi IMMMtfearAl to the van! foiest n-^floM which OatorMM north lo LmM Sii-^pi 1 ior. a ibsi iuce of 'Jtlt miles w itlioiu a^DTMMU m MTUMMjt of its vast MMMMM1 in^^terests. The \\ ;-cousin river. In which^tin- MMMMTMOfl have fM^MM Hi*' familiar^and somewhat affectionate title of ^Old^IVi-coiis,^ not alone nets as a lumber
fooxlorto the cit\ h^ nuniMMMji Ibrnuab
11** numerous iributarfes an nut hi toi^ihousaiids of acivs ot pine in the up|^ r^1 oimi r^. but it f 11 ruisites a HMMM MOMMf^that is MMMMI t'* that otilv of Neciiah and^Mi 11.1 sha. vv Inch cit its are al^o h mm ted tin^ihe ^4 entral.^ Millions of leet of MMM IF^are 1-111 everv vrar. a\\ iuu emplov incut to^hut'iln-d - of men. In addition lo IMC httn-^boF tiad^. it has numerous other IMMMII^lactor.es; it is MMMJ where HMlMFMOMF^MMpanl IMM WMtMMM t'etural MM Ml^j loeateok
Tortick*-!-, maps, |iamphlel^ and full
Infnnuatlnnappi^ to ti. r. McNeill. (1. I*.
A'I'. \.. Mmiieapolis. Minn., or to JaiIMM
CiriMil. Tl P. A I . \..( hraM, Ml.
mmmt ear TtnntMl fnt- ||M
This|g what we are doing' Kuiiniu
Pullmandlniua omfm* IHiIImmm mmmom
sleepmi;iPlllbltatl OOloMMl sh'e|m-|s.
fivei*4*eliiiiti|f chair cars, ami new tlay^1 mn lies. It costs von nothing OXtFM to^rttleona thsi-4'lass line. Von can 1 each^all MMMMJ MMrtt via ihe UmMM Tacllit .
ri-ino1u ill ni*.
LmfoatMMFM l^^r W, At smith at K. M.^Sherman's, or with Van Ortoii A K**m.
hart.
so.nu:who uon't favor IT
Reasons Why the Little Camp^Should Remain tnrioponclont^^Citizens Who Approve^the Proposition.
Hi^ii. March 'j. So murli liaw Itron^Iftlki I.mil \'. riltfii of luto i oliriTliiliB ll^^*^|iroKilil' .111 iK'xa11011 Iiv Unite of tlio grow-^iiiB littli i lly of OhMotHH* that 4 Stamv^MOemMMQ Io-^Ih^ visitiil tlir niHppiMi1--^ine lull' ^ .^ 1111 ^ n itli tho 11I' ,1 of awertaiti-^iiiK tin -'ill inifiil of tlioi'iii/i'iix npwttai^Ihe |'I^|mim'iI i-h.iii^i'. Tli*'i'-.il truth of the^iiintii 1 i~ lhat tin1 OMMtvMi IM'opli- 1I0^not Inoll v. ith fa\or ii|miii tli** Miff^rhtioiiof^MMlim into tli^' fnlil anil Im i olniiit; lull^llfil. ^ .1 ^ il imm of BhMs. 'I'li' .v 4m not Iiv^ah^ nioaiiH Ix'little Ihe iul\antaKCx lo In-^tlt'i o ^I I rum In-ill^; a part of Hull)', hut^tlifv il^ not I ika- tho iilca of lolilillB into^tin . ii\ miiIiiw MMMM Iio.iw inili ht'il-^III---. W i-ii' Ihf rit^ fr^i- f t-. .111 ili-ht. lion -^t-vi i. tlK'.i'i^ liMlr iliiuht that ISMMarvWa^W011I1I not onl^ he n illiui; hut atixioilH for^tinii. \.iiiiui. Ak il is now wMto III*' |m*o-^pli tln'ii' frol that piiliii* anil Hit |^n^tc^-^tion .1- MullM m'unaiii. Mf nii-i'Nsitii'k.^tin \ i!o not MMMHt tin 111 as iiii|M iati'.o^fiiouuli to SWMB tin 111 to pay^tin lar;.'i'ly ini'i^ns^i| laaea whit-li^wimlii iollow their mmmv into^Hull.. Svoral of tin- iMBMl pro|m'ity^nvuiri - anil most i'\1^nsi\^^ MMMMi ajafj^of t oitti't\ illf wtjffj inti r\ i'-ui'd on tlna^Kiilijii-t IdhIhv tt itli the follow inn result:
I.W. t.iliiuan. til^ Mist IMM IMPS^vi'-wi'il. siiiil: I n 111 .'tititi-l^ op|Hisi-il to^ajtiiny; into Hutte. M^ prini-ipal reason is^tli..1 1I1.it eit^ is so he..\iiv in ileht that we^Vroukl Bet no iuiproveini.ut-. heiT for Home^I'tttr*. As f.ir |Miln-e pmteetion we are all^luw aMdim eitizens here ami ilon't neeil^it. When we 1I0 iiipiire .01 ollleer, whieli^i-, nit \er^^ ran- oeeasiotis, we of eoiirsi..^I1.11 ^ to ^ all on tlir slu-i id. If Hutte were^Ml of ileal we iiiinht entertain the iilea of^loilliRI it. hut I tliiuU it is foolishness lot-^tin 1 iiv to exiMft to annex ( enlervillc or^anv ntlier MIDUrll w ith Us pit-sent heavy^IihIi liteilnesM.
Itat see where^treat Im ti. tit fioin^The only eireel it^to raise our taxes
I'.I. Sullivan sail I:^w- would ilcrive a|i^^^oini in w ith Untie.^VvoiiM have woulil he^Mil flv iib i-oiiiparatively uoiIuiil.' in n -^Iiiiii. What Tew 11111u^^\i nK-liIs. ^e iniuli'^^H woulil Im- very slim and it would^take them vears to net up here. As^for |ioii.-e proteelion we are all Meat,^peai ealile ^ ill/en- here ami iloti't neeil it.^I so Hot loot. 111 m 111 the proposition favora-^hlv null think the majority of the |a.h^ple^lieii are oMMSat ^^^ MM nit^ Hutte until^ItiecM) isollt ol llellt at least.
lolmI'aseoe Ah far as I am con-^1.1111 il I wouldn't think of votinu for the^annexation ol I i-nterv ille to Hutte. as I^am |Hisitive that siu-h a step would not^heneM us at all. Wl WNM|| i-x-^peuse lieii- now and to tzi* into Hull*-^would simply Ih* to help that eit.v pa^ oW^its indi l.tednesH. w llieh woulil Im-fiN.lish.
Ifwe wefe to become a MrtofM) eHj I
woulilprefer Walkerville. so we eoiild^M.i it in on even tootim; w ith them. This is^a iptiet. |M'ne^ ahle place, but if the time^eoliies when we MM ollieerswe call pav^their salurii-s h.v HithHcriptioti. Hut we^lioli't pro|Mlse to pi into Hutte lo help pav^1 M their two or three hundred thousand
dullerilel.t.
IIno11 Wilson We want to keep out of
Hutteas Ionic as poeatble. for it meejwa^hUference of KM ^^r IMS ^ yew t^^ u^.
entcrv ille is iii no condition lo join Butte^fir any other city. It is in sueli mmm lliat^it cannot he laid out in stiifti*. and the^I10UMOH are nearly all Mill on MtnilM
l.tillls. I think ^^- are better oil' M it is^IBM Blltte w ith all its inipiovimmu and
Milicepixitectioti. for we never have anv^louses hix.ken into or MMI saiiilUisui'd or^things stolen front our stores. Tho couniv^has ofli-ii'd to pav half of a |Milice ollieei-V^ku larv. and if we want the oMicer vvecan^casilv siihs4-rilM-tin- other half. If we have^to r.. 111 with one. however. 1 would ^.really^prefer Hutte to Walkerville.
FrankWilson was oT utiout the mmm^opinion as his In-other. He said: ^I am^inn much in favor of matBM Hutte. If^wi^ would fare the saute .is the |x-oplc
thereit would Im .ill rtMet. eul I ueu*l
thinlvwe vvouhl derive any Im-1 i.-tit for a^Bood many veal's. I would greet!) prefer^Hulle to Walkcrv die. hovv.-ver. and think^lliat if Hutte was free from dcht the M*^^o|ebere would I^ ^.-U ii|hiu the idea of join-^in^; il a treat deal more tavotahlv.
Jo-aahV'ouHoH lenlu upon Hutte with a^much 1110K'fav oi'ahle eve than all^ of tlie^olhcrs. He said: ^I mil in favor off'cii-^tcrv ille iMi-ominu part of Hutte on in--^count of the sewer s^Ktem. |Hilicc and lire^protection ami other city iiitptxivcuieuts^and adv.Ullages w hich it would inlrodit.c.^Of course we would lie compelled to pa^^hiuli'-r taxes than w e do now . hut the ad-^v .Ullages to I10 del iv cd from heinu a part^of Butte would More than counteract that.^I think the people here ought to e;ct to-^mmmt -ind talk tin matter over.^^^^ ^ ^
MMM
IIII 11 . March !. All MMUlMMNB hills^^mmm the ^ iti/eus' Mi'sscnyer and Bins^(^hit Alarm eoinpaiiy must Im- preseutMl to^1*- II Buiimmm mImu Mm Mh of this^UMMIU. il not none will Im- MMMMJmoJ hv
thea hov c in. niUeteu company.
T.II. Ill 1 11:1:1 11:1.11. ManaKcr.
Coto ihe Acme. \o. t BmI tiranite, for^c. ...i meals. I.iiik-Ii from II to I p. 111.^I liiuier from .*^ lo M p.m. Short older*.^I (pi n da^ ..11.1 main. Strictly ami-^( lillll sc.
BM*Ifad Ml attend die MMj MMMlMU^.nl.^ ill W isliou's. MMMMMMB Match 1.41^Kant Tal k stiTet.
I'to-sal*.
Asnap lor ihe right pain, licstauraiit^dMlMj U'nkI buaiui ^^ III u^sii| location.
I. .1. W 11.11. tt l^.st l.iatote sin-el.
\Vih^ii.^I ..1 Ml Ma h^pl..^ . ll K
thehntter. ^ill^e tlill';. (lav s.
ISi I'.111. SIIOI t.
mm^'^^l-^lo iiH'iiilirr
at
the
Tin Sherman Mu-n ^^^^^^ i^..11 \. Mj
Nol111 M.i III -Heel. hav e jii*t 11 ^ el \ e. J a |i-
MBmlot ^' Ml ami |H'pul 11 inueii .
I'all. ill;;. M Is- li^pro ate instruction,^idem 1 . KB \\ , (,,
Ih-K.thin .on w ill give^111 (I.menu; ,,i |g , t,^niitc -live:.
(Illlytil -1 -. 'a-* ^ti^ k iii
tt.'.,Ikmera
VVHllteil.
Iiv*^ humh.-il iiiiim'I's and mrmlM'ra lor^em new Match ..ml diamond eluh.
I.l\ s. the .lewelei.
andcigars ,n m, i Drrairk l Mna .
A llie ipom I- III. I.l
I.urnli m red .11 i be
I|*. III.. ..'. celils.
ImrIiv anted
III' Jew ei^ i .
IllIII^, references. I..
toMinns.
Weam forinui^; a miners' natch eluh.^Tw o dollars pet week will get ,iihi .1 .'n,^$11^ 01 I1AU w aleli. ami von .von't Miea llie^moor)'.I.l\s. the .lew elei.
IlwslevBlock.
BeMMntarthe great discount Bale |m^1 hi umlel w,^ii..n's. H Reel r.n k
stl.l't.
I.i.tvour Iwrgauis in MMl Mtate with^Mot-gall Brut' nil cMatc I.mil^, insuiaiK-r.
Hi'h grottimf ftator Met UMirJINdi Men^rauMlUNera Jbf bVul tjrcttbtitt^titiit'ir fcueim aa
PAXSONSDERMALA
I'lc.isaulto use, for a fragiaut^older, ivuicdi.d in its eliat .ielci. il not^nub be* mi-tliciu.il virtue, hut Hnda^fav or iKx-aiiM' of it* sotieinng effix-ls^on the skin, ciitnig chapped hands,^face anil hps, and anv i..:igliin-^^ or^nhra-l.Hl of Ihe skill as il hv magic.^For ntaiiv yrara it has hvtvett the lavoi-^lM article in MH hou-eliolds. A^new sue. hnv'st in the market, price^cciils. Ask vour druggist lor il^mid lake 110 other. I rial li.ittles Ine^hv mail.
vvi-.sisine rn xkmacy.
.H, PAXSON. BMMM^\2tt Wfit P^rl. St..Ojip. Cfntril SchnV.
BUTTlmom
DON'T
Buyeither a Piano or Organ before seeing^our stock.
Don'tdelay in giving your children musi^^cal advantages when you can get an^instrument so cheap and on such easy^terms.
Don'twait to buy until you have all cash.
Don'tthink we do not sell on payments.
Don'tbelieve our prices are too high.
Don't1hink we sell only Pianos and Or^^gans. We have everything in the^music line.
Don'tPass our store. Come in and look^over our stock, whether you want to^buy or not.
ii
\
223North Main Street.
YOUCAN'T^SPEND^A
DOLLAR
mGents Furnishing Goods
Tobetter advantage anywhere in Butts^than at the store of
S.JACOBS I C
Alsoa full line of
BOOTSAND SHOES. VALISES. ETC.
GoingDown!
ThfPrices of Groceri^^^Are Rapidly Decliaing.
.V.vi mt M it.s
:i.-t *'
nee]in ton 11.
Iif |-''l|'Hst i ItV
abb-fc toiiet her^'^ w ill mu at t^
OutIjilest in:
I'iUbnrr*! Brat riom
Iinbetnr^-*t Plaer 1 KltnraajMe)
i.raiaiat.-il Mm u
MugaiPtetnad lla'ns. u per Hi
Wehave just ri'i-eivi'il a lot^Itakiiti: hMW in full I Hi. M.^with ,1 K^iv'* KgMeaa Wmmi^ci'-li a. long as I hey latl.
Weare selling MmMI*J fMMJd ^t Mi |wr^Hi. ami niMUMI ' Iiimm at t^^^'.
tii1 steel, of HSaMwdaU enbeMM^*. Bat aa^have a nitlirr r'Uis.^niii. nt nliirh l^ft New York^on Ii a Monilav. 'Kiev, wall soon arrive
Wercc vci this uerk ^ tmi lend af u/onriN^ana I11l11rat.1l KlhrB Ware.cenal4Mgef rVasb^^I i.l.-. laiu. Waab Honrda, Wrlup-is. etc.^These will be sell rbceaerBUM anv in i lie i-ily.^1 Ml MM rre UMM.
Iiii.nr l i'iuor UmuMMM) we beef a kMM^st'^k..r iMMnrtnal Irhb uml s-^t n wbl^ke^a
xvtllellv.w ill ehe.e on. al fl MM BMM*. ^lev
1-nstM. .. I^ Import.
\\iare stui mhjimi Miiimm at a Krerer'^ eroM^anl w. ml. I reauev'trull) call vour ^ttrntVaj la Ike^l^--i lliat vve at - afM ll ^ I year M sour^ajuisli Wblakr) al *i i^ i ualloti Pert. Mienv.^AUta i.a. Ink*-, a.id i alawlia Wine 11 $1.per^gnoll. AIM ^ mi.':l vial 11I I ^ late! at .Vlie.lts^1. MMM,
Wehav BeeriuaaM a Meek el relle ^f Cult ^^an 1 i iil'iiii ll.os'.'i.i 1 I .at s at iii r-tits 011 till^^^l. liar anil iv.- are dvbM BUT 1 tMtaiuW l^^ lien^^ in nr niu iiuii-iia-e i.v artlbuj Hi- Hi t^i *ja^^Iliau half 111 what the., can M |MMMMMMf^i l..-^ In re.
CASHTALKS.
Yourun have Irom into |k*r mil. Iiy l.iivin -^vour gna-^rles uf I'. Hood ^ t o. Look over^some ol their liners ami give them a trial order,^and you will taut that CASH mil bey more of^lliein than any hoiisu lo town wvtght.auu uii.il-^II ^ HMMM.
I.i l oiiiiiis PH.^liurv\lies! I lours.: .1
n.iI'oiiiul. urnuu rorki IHaeMtea rami
ni l omiiis w kite l.i.v of u iketa M
Aiiuickl or l.iou t'olteo |ht |mi,inl
1Lallan 1'an ^ ana.la Sap
-.0pMUMbl Navv Lima or Bavan MM
n;hnMili iirie.1 t.rrae rnua
Ml-aeaaa MM i^at^
T.'.'PMM I'acsUge Hat.
'_' MU1 soal^
I'otlllilSark I ^in Meal
I', ml fa.-k llnunun
-... Poiaai sack I'.n.-kw heal
IPouti.l Pall Jell)
.'-poiitiilI ail Pieserves
ItPouti.l. Mnarier Apple.
sPouuM MfbM Apple.
sP011111U Prunes
sI'oiimls Ualstiis
r.l-nuea H^x Itatttu.
4Poiiiuis llaspliei rle..
PoiiiiiIsPltlcl t In rues
tuI'onmls NMubhwrrbai
sP01111 is Peaehr.
roundsPeele I I'parlir*.
7PoiiiiiIs Aprient. .
10PoiiiiiIs t'lirraut.
Weate also agent, for the Anthony Wayna^Waslici, wliieli is not ^ nickel T'lateil arranip-^iiii-iiI. lut the Pest practical niai-hme ou las^inal l.i't ^ liieh we sell at HO cash.
Allglorciles . III.AP PUII I'ASII.
K.-spei-tfiillv.
F.HOOD A CO.^p. H00.I. M. I^. HotrkklM. tin ami lot Wert
l.rault.'Sheet. Teieplimie :^. P. im.x ot.
Ma.lotilets receive prompt atlentlon.
.1to
.:
IMl
*i00
I^^l^I Ol
.I HO^1 0-1^M^^^1 I'I
no^^1 01
10.1
101^1 no^^^1 1.1^1 00^1 m^1 i^^I no^t no^1 M
InleMndeoce I- Wealth
rm.ii.
mrLto' crics for UMh au.l b* hMb^link |^ nabM ami rich.
ButteCish ftwen Co.,
A.F. BRAY. Mana-xer.
J,K. I .cloth H. C, Cirnef. C H Hni
HRen v UMUM works,
BUTTE,MOST.,
samplenml bM Silver. QebL t'npi^r anl^I...ol tires. P. II. Ro^ Tta, tim.-e. M.-.tl^lailkling,eurnci I (all ami Lunlta .neen^ami .11 vviii ks. south liutta.
J. K. EVELETH, Vanauer.
PACIFICHOTEL^ y (g j|,n
mitat ti... HMUkaueaal Mat MM tpfMaetaj
Horses111 the 1'oeor .1 Aleti-s.
lA.ssi|..|irtahle eleta. ^'^It venilla*- I 1it.
Iultte.1I.v electricity. ^HI' ^* ^; 'a^ar.l.
BV: icYl UIN-i CO 'F ilv'I.V ^^LR .n I ii iviFl lxli^T~. ^ ^
l;^s-lal Ai-eomnt ^lad^ ^ ^^'r.-tal
V.-u. l-llti'-sal'll-l^ '..-no.
Hale.P)M ^^ uTeTB l^'r I lay.
Mi;s.i:. llld.l.KK. ^ ^ ^ I'^ 'PriMres..
Allw lie aie .litTei lllg from tliecfle t.ef Yatttte
mlI not-, bean al MMMeee. VMMMI ree^M^^1 on..: rMM U ce-. M11. 1 me. sy |iltills ami the
MaMtreubM trtM m* MM (mmm el ih.-e*^leirinki MaetaMnt ^m Miulie, Knatk or
1ii via.: ^ ./'^.^^.^* ^'i ^ hi In-,it end MM^, ,.^ nr. at ktaa. If wi ,t n : t.' Ike
QrJlforiiiaMnlii'il ami Surjii'il Infirmary,
IV.'.a Market s:ieet. s.n 1 tau.-avo.
t..l.I.uoU.

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