The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, June 07, 1892, Image 6

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, TUESbAY MORNING, JUNE 7,
INEASTERN MONTANA
Proceedingsof tbe Yellowstone Coonty^Democratic Convention.
THERESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
StntaRepres ^^ntativaa at Washing^^ton Urged to Give Their Atten^^tion to Tariff Reform-^Delegates Chosen.
F|c:nl rnrretpondonoe of the Standard.
Hiti twos. June 6.^A Inrgo and repro-^MMatMs1 body of deninrrat* of Yollow-^MMs county met in convention in Hip^MM house here Saturday morning. The^|uiN-iH'diii(s were opened by an able utl-^iIii'sk by Andrew Campbell, chairman of^the county central conimiitee, who called^^^n the convention to elect n MMMMy^chairman. This honor wan conferred on^.1. U. Mathcuon. bh^I KpwI West af Park^lily and Frank Kademaker of Hillings^wore i'leetetl tein|H.rar.Y Mon-tarios. After^the iip|^ointiiient of eommittesa ^men-den-^ti.ils, |M'rniiinent orjraiiixatiiin and rcmolu-^tiiiti^ an adjournment wan taken to I^p. in.
(hirmsst-nibling the tcm|^orar^' ^^ftlccr^^wi re made the permanent officers nf the^convention. It Klis ri'Milv i'll ti^ elect two^MMi* of dclc|;atck. one to attend the Mate^convention ut Ito/cmaii and one the state^convention at dual fulls.
Thefollowing (ji ntlcmrn were elected^toattend the Hoiciiian cotiveution I ('. ^^.^(iruinninll, J. A. Marges, Charles F. Bur^^ton, I. 1^. O'lfcmncll, George M. Huys, and^i liomaH Mcdirl.
Pelegatesto the convention at Great^Falls are us follows : Henjainiii \V. Tisilc,^II. L. Knight. Jals * \V. Vaughan, Sidney^t, Morse, Peter H. Smith and C. W.^t 'downing.
Thefo'low in; resolution*, were reported^liy the MMMMMon resolutions ami unan^^imously adopted:
We,the repiesrnlttlvc* of the dcmoi'iscy of^Yellowstone county. In convention here n.scni-
lileil.ilrclari unswerving attachment to the
principle*of our imrly. \\inuiieuil the just
andinomlcal administration of that groat
aMasajgajand patriot, tirover rievelsnit. We^denounce the administration of Pre^dd^*nt Mai^Yuan for Its foreign |siliey of hnllyla^ weak na^^tions aiKl carrying on 'itilldillng controversies^w ith the strong. We ^ ^|nh^IuII^ ilenounee I'res-^lilent Harrison for Ills prostitution of the up^pointIng |M#wer for the pur|sise of plaelnit his^Insli) relations ii|M^n the pay roll of Hie nation.
\iullastly lie denounce th^ silmlttlstMM.^Ms Hal liiaMMIaM pativ in eaaejsses fm its ssb
seiviencyIn lilt- tlitcll'sts of I lie classes, In the
iletiiineiit of the nuisse-, as .Imwii l^v taeir lu-^raiuiiti. sulisldv an^ I tariff legislation, ate I. in our^own state, liv kaaajajg (lie i ron' fe^efMMR^eii.seil for over a year since It was eeileil, tot tl.e
soletteliclltof ii leu I.lice stuck owners.
Veihs'i.-tie our aBfaJertaj opposition to the^pielC' ilve |sihcy of the repiilillcaii party as^l^^ ing so!elv 111 the Interest of the moneyed
i;..*-e .. nil w e iloin! to t lie reilnet ions lu waces^tu alnaal avert NsMM) SSI which the tarlll was^l.e leased li\ the Vckllllov Mil as exposing I lie^cheap lllltlilio- of the ^-'..itill that it was llllemle I
lafi ie sea* M si too vrnrl i^ . nsa.^u aajai in: t e MM t at laetasteaatala!
lbi asses a' oar |pet lat .11 I at 4 alrtatf j
intheir 'a ions lei e aiui pr.fo.si n, the^atftaMt of w i.l -h . r ' ta ul 'tec, ^ o u. an l^, hut^h\ ttie a is oi rajaa ^ ^ d d n a ^^', aaa ^ oil v^tax.lii.t ilic on ^ pi op* d u I i i'i'( ill ,..\^in| rnwci ii taeraaMNH o t \^na:\ w-.u' in^11 o .^: a a t i d ^ t n ^^ detlsaa ^ iihrn.
ti' ,' ^Utt'l a- a *di ^ a | ii i- ^t I ,|t, i\ t e 'i f i s^I r an e of trail.. to a Pasts of ini io fori'T MBJ^o-i '. An I w hi e ni o fo t lag kg 1 hi p r an. e la
on -:af fie r ' eaiaaaaul sNver.wa e: II
ii. 'ii il.e re. r setae, nwa ^^ 'u Mil l.i'ou-^f:.e.s|nl t no ilit'er JMt%la older ip e tioiis ^t|.^ti I hi a tout Mi from ilia n form of he
OVERAT DEER LODGE.
The
Kew Klrrtric I'lsnt A Yealhful^Hook A Ladder temaany.
K|erlal ( orri's|k.uilrnce of the standard.
DeerLoimik, June 5.^An alut m of fire^was rung ill at an early hour yestenluy^morning and the department responded^quickly. The alarm was false, so the ser^^vices of the boys were not required.
Themanagement of the electric light^company find the power of their plant too^limited to supply the demand and intend^putting in another Mm dynamo.
Tbecompany have now ^ arc lights^running Mai MM an order for 'Si more,^and os the ilvnamo they ore now ruini ng^has only a capacity of :^) lights, they find^it ncc^^ssary to double the power. The^plant is a most complete one, having all^the modern improvements, including a^draught regulator, the invention of IxK-ke^Bros., Sulem, Mass. This little invention^is a novel of simplicity, and is arranged^something utter the fashion of nn ortlin-^ur^ beam scale. It neighs the steam,^and at a certain point closes the^draught. When steam goes U low that^point the draught is ofxincd, which allows^the steam to again go up. The idea of the^inventors was to insure safety or protec^^tion against boiler explosions nut! to keep^steam at a uniform height.
Firealarms w ill in tinurc he sounded^fr nn the electric light plant, uu electric^wir^ haling been strung from the lire^^tation tu the power house. By pressing^a button ut tbe lire station the engineer at^the power house is given the nlurin. and^he, in turn, ularius the city by blowing^the strong whistle of the electric light^plant.
Anotherhook anil ladder company has^been formed in this city w ith boys not over^12 years old as meinlM-rs. The day fol^^lowing the MMIi ei i* liration one of^the little fellows suggested the lorming of^the company , and with the enterprise so^MMMaTsattsf smnll boy, set to work to^construct the truck and holder. Willing^hands, id' which there were many, soon^had the ouilit compli'ii il, and the list of^membership was SOOW filled.
Lustnight thu youthful company gave^ati exhibition of their speed on Missouri^avenue unci their audience w as a large iintl^appreciative one. They rati several races^and with little Dan Welsh as ladder^climls'i'. made excellent time. In MHM of^s|m'cd and accurate climbing they i clips i]^their elder lire lighting brothers.ai d Chief^Buchanan, who was among the'k|h i tu^^tors, was not slow to admit it. He took a^great interest in the successful work of the^Isiys. and encouraged them in every way^isissiblc.
Aparty of young men, made a vain at^^tempt to go to Garrison in a skilf down^the river a few duys ago. They got along^nicely for several miles, when they got^their bout tangled in a wire I mice which^crossed the stream. Their cxiierience in^row ing back was not a pleasant one,
1VOIIK (IK A tOtVAltO.
Iri
Ie i
t^ Is* tile MfMM nn
satm ul
sri tag
.sou:
berrllore^, ct ^4 |i r^. faaflass.
i^lies on
isHun
HellW9
sii if the Jay
MSear. attention t.i the w,e^nl.^i o-i ii ; of our ili-*riet (Mart ny I
Uil.e. iv loch ssi b Sg tile 111. ia
Urir taaas 11 the tax) ajrers'^ n ,.^i \ i a ie : in les.e-s asiays saa pi at
'e.tn...-a1, recouui.'.nc his I 11ii ai^n ami mi igrlty, ire hi f di) aavx^^ i^ d a fatmi lai llan Mai n ,n^ ^^i,i o as K. viiii u n
lieoto^l i: - ot lo'd laol^e.
Hapctali arwaat sdesf the standard.
III.iil^llu.i . .lull ^ I. I'he ilelllis rats of^this prai mo In Ul an euiliiisiastic meeting^ut Bin kbiiru's hail last evening lor the^ptllpor eol eleetoi.-. II aMMsMs and alter-
aateatataacoaatyMBMMMBajl Lstfaaas
sti'ti,W'eilin-.day next. MM1 I*. Ban^O'.siien was utiuiiiinotisly cliuaen |M'inia-
10ul ^ hail ti,an, r. .1. Met lain sccivtuty.^\oitiiuaiioiis were then made nod tin'^ballot which was taken rcsultc.I in the^s- lee! loll ol laS follow ing MlMM !
bVlegulcsT. I'. McOonuld. Dr. W. H.^Alien. A. I'. McAnelly. J. 1. Miskiiiiiu.^.lames I'lcininc, sr., S. K. Uilluni. ( . ^ .^IViwIell. William trCollllor, George Hills^b.nd. Daniel ^ I'Shea. VI. Hams.
Altei-uati'H- George 'Lift. Allen I'ai rell.^L I'. Siehler. W. A. Talmage, T. ( . IJoks.^Thomas Met lean. P, A. Al\ iii, Tlnuii.is^Skilly. Charles liowanl, A. ('. I'liuk,^James Smith.
Thedelegation w us instruct,il to do nil^in its power to secure the MMMM a|^Ur. J. M. Fox as ilch'gato from eastern^Montana to the nation.,I ^h inocr.itie eon-^\' tit ion at Chicago.
ASPHALTUMAND OIL.
Ktsklugout I'lulms In lbs I Ii Id. MM
Itrdl.udss.^Hprclsl rorrennonilsnce of Ihs Msndsrd.
Rr.r Ixinc.r, June 4. Interest in the as-^plialtum ami ml elaiin- on Butcher creel,^continues unabated, but the excitement^lias subsided. Speaking metaphorically.^our citizens are still stumbling over each^other ill their efforts to (jet located, and^large numbers have visited the ground^daily, but it is now laMMMi to tile on^anything w ithitl two or three miles of the
011springs. Judge [hiuham rcporis that^some little development work has lieen^MM during the wis k under his direction^at what are called the West springs.^I our or five feel below the surface a slate^1 'i mat ion was encountered in w hich a^small but well MMWl vein of asphaltuni^was found, which runs at an ungle of^about 80 degrees towurd the mountain.^Ho thinks that when the slate is cut^through it will be found to be the MMraJJ^for the main vein of too asphaltuni. This^is the first slste formation that bus Imhmi^found and it is saturated w ith oil.
H.A. Thompson, the representative of^the outside cspitalists. has not yet arrived,^but .ludgu Dunham is in communication^w ^tn him and he wall be here before the^l'.tj:. In fact, it is obligatory for him In Is'^I ere by that date, n^ at ihat time, in order^to hold bis options on the claims, another^payment must be made on his coutrurt.
Thebest musical tnlrnt in tbe city w ill^tuke part nt Orton Bros', grand aMMstfl^on June l^. A bcuutilul sun enir song w ill^It presented to each lady v isitor.
Forthe finest liquors in Butte goto Hm-^rmgtoti A Briscoll, corner Mum and^Quarts suvula.
TIciHiMsIteeil Sslil lo Have sliamefully^IMaj His Wife.
Bt'TTK.June ti. Butte is keeping up its^reputation lor wife iM'ating. another case^af wliicli came to light to-iluv. A feu days^ugo Thomas Heed of No. .14)1 Fast Plati^^num si reel gave his wifo a terribly cruel^Is ating and then skipped out, leaving her^in an absolute ly d^ ^ t it lite i MssMM with^out a cent vv ith w hicb to purchase the no.^MMMM of life- Mrs. MM is naturally a^delicate woman, and the Is ating vv Inch^she received at the hands of her husband^i soufTcctcd her nervous system that she^| was coui|n'lleil lo tukc to her l**d where^| she might hav e died but for the Uiniltiess^\ of tier ni'Hililtors, who pris'iireil medical^assiHtaii'-e, an I have yiveu tne pisir Bras^until every jsissihlc ears and attention.^. She is now in a lair way to recovery, and^I il no relapse saCS m will soon Is' out and^around again. The noighutM arc greatly^inei'iised over Ititnl'.. ireaiuieiit ot his^, will., and il he could na I ^Uii I it would go^hard with him. A iliac of rawhide would^' Is- the best himlof uietHrfM for some of^\ these cowards who urc all too numerous^iii Butte.
PACIFICHOTEL,
IWALLACE, IDAHO*
Onoat ttio M ui.!-.'^ine-t and llevt tn;i ilutsu^Houses in lbs ^ oeul d' Alene^.
txcellrnttahle. i lssn. well vent Hated rooms,^| iig.it..: i^y Bltx'trlcUy, vmli or vilboul board.
!IVKKYTlLStj SSSSS^H ltnJ 11 IMI:LIK8'
SpecialA-'coinntiiilatlon* for Commercial
Mt'u. I..U .:^'-Saiu|ile llAioink.
Kate-ti V) to tlM per Pay.^i HR8. L ULl.l.l.H, ^ ^ ^ I'togrlstrsats
1QITYLIVERY STABLE^
FHILIPSEJURC.MONT.
!a.w. /AclilTYRE,
CKOPhlfcTOK
AGENERAL^TRANSFER^BUSINESS^TRANSACTED.
MONTANALUMBER AND PRODUCE COMPANY,
BUTTE AND ANACONDA.
butti,|
JOHNmaouire,^saOt^HIETOH and manage*.
THREEPERFORMANCE, CCMMESCIKC
MondayEv'g, June 6.
ATPKAKANtF. 09
gPRTOlVI'S
FamousNjw Orleans
MINSTRELS.
omitAiUM a HMH M
High-ClassArtists.
25-INNUMBER-25
Inan entire New I'logiuiiime of
RefinedMinstrelsy.
IIPF.N-AIKliOI.II 11AM) UOMJHI DAILY^AT 12 U'tT.Ot K IN MJfM OK
nn:Ofnu sMOMs^- -Uniformed Parade to Follow.
Scatsen sale at the box office lieclnnlnu SAT-^I ItUAV. JUNK 4. id lu a. in. I'riees, II and^10 cents.
TheGelebratod French Cure,
uTJSJa4^APHRODITINE^ SmXT
IsFold os a
POSITIVEGUARANTEE
toeuro any form^of nervou* ais^^ai*a^or t-ii y disorder of^tho genorattve or-^g a as o f ei tiie r ^ex,^v. liethcr urisiun'^fromtheexcoHtne^BEFORE uroolH:nnu!aaisf AFTER^TcibiccoorOpiurn.or throujih youthful in^iiiipr^^tIon,ov^'rUi'Iu!'-Tf::pe,^^* ,fi: 'inn Ltwof Hwiu^rower. Wulcf ilui-i,Itosrii'irdn-vn I'aJnsint^.o^Diirk.St'inlniilWi'fiknt'v*, ll\^u;ria, Nervous Pros-^trAtion, Nortur!if:l Kmi^FiInii^, l,o irorrho;-*, Diz-^^MM, Weak \iv.rwTy, l.o^^o( I'owerstud ftnpn-^U'nfy, Which I f nc^lortcl nf tcu Irtd to prematu o^eld aim And insanity. Trico 5:.^.^^a box, 6box i^fur f^^ oo. h^^nt br mt lonr'yf'lft of prlcf
AWHITaKX iiTAUANTEK il gXren fof^e^ r^nr |VoOur^Irrrr^ rived, t ^refund thcmorn'f if^a I'trrmanrnt rttlt Is wA oiTeetrd. We ha* o^thou^andsnf te#tlruinia^ in vm^^il nnJ your:*,^rf Imth n-'^i-s. who! avf^ Uv^n T^'nnani'iitly rur I^tv tbeusoof ApLrotlitiue. i'!r^ ulsirfrca Ad4r-.
THEAPHRO MEDICINE CO.
Wcwterullrui-ch.^ * t:. ro^TU.M^. ^1 W
ForMia by
U.A. D'ACIIhl U l nsKi:.^.- IU TTE. MONT,
DR.NORCROSS.
In^)M^^K^^r.\ i nif i i
Specialist,rhy^ician, Surgeon.
HASMiiVl.l) TO CM
NewIvm| Bo lt, l'uioins | aid 9
Flrit Hour, where he ha* flttcil uu the luiifr^Wv^R.int m - In the wast. I In sod ir hm securwr.^all Hie ia.cut lmoroveil ln-itrtiii.eiits a is o|Mg|i,*'^Ini; ciuilr to It.* usMtl in coiineetiua vv itlilv* tf^t-^pal ^i an DMajasaf MnMaa. Hi^ vi^ ^e * In^the IfMMsal nf Ittssasss nf Women l^ ^vull^known, lie Ii is cme 1 ,i j^reat iiiiinlter ofvaae^MM women of liiitls after all other doctors^hsve faTeil. ladtsii'offii e liotirn, I to tti.
liivascMifMen til Narvo.K. Illoinl. Main,^I'l lVHte anil S|NHi il ill-ovissi. trested with w on-^n^.^fui uneesss. t'uiot gnaraiilesU in all ^a.e^.^i iiii^iiltatleii Jiee.
LOSTMANHOOD
fessity.Quickly snd Pernvsnently RckUrcd^CsLsaaaTUi Sm.umi UsMSor
KUVIA.
Warrantedto cure or
ni'ineyr^fui'.Jed.^It Ii aold nn r\ ^ -Mtivo^^rantt-f ti^ rure auy^f..-in of nvrvoui prt^^-^tr:t'ionttr any iii*^rd^r^i.f tbn genital or|iansof^_ .filler ten, rau^^*d
Octor^ |,y MBfjaiM u^e of^T'ihare^t. Alt - tiol ur irpiuoi. or on arroiif'^^tf vtMitb(u) indiscretion i f n^^r indulaent t'^Iti/riii****. I'linfulnUms, Uaatfulnca*. H^*adatl^^Mfiital J). i-trMMon. Softening of tin* Ilrain. WSttl^HmBOTV, I'-* arum (town Tiiina. St iuiiial Weakn. -*^Hy^t ria, Norturnml KminaionR. Sperreatoril^^UbM ^f I'ower and Impolicy, whi. h if n^^,:lr^ t^^tuny U'fid to | r^*matiir^* old huh snd inaanity
1'oa.tiTelyguaranteed. I'm ^ Jl.Od a lo\ , fi boier^^foi as on St-tit bv mail on re.-.'ipt of pricf A wntn i^stiiaraineefurnithrd with t*Tt^rj pftsM ^rder r*^.-Wio^l^t ^ refund tue uioQey if a jitiinaiieot curt1 in not^aflp led
NEliVIAWKPH'INF. CO Detroit, Mfch.^For Kale in Uuitts Montana
-atwrsr sir^K I'Harmai'Y,-
H.N. !'AXSt^N. Muna^ei.^t^ W#^t T^rk Street, Oyp. Cautral School.
Manufacturersand DealersJ^ X^'^^l ^t)
LathfShingles, Mouldings, Doors and Windows,
PLANINGMI La La WORK.
Estimatesmade on Hard Wood and Fas.ern Pine Finish for buildings of any size.
Aspecialty of Ccrd Wood in Car Lots and Fir Mining Timber*
nay.grain. feed. flour. corn meal. etc..
RockSprings Lump,
PennsylvaniaAnthracite
andCumberland Blacksmith
AFULL
LINEOP
BAINWAEDIMS AND EXTRAS.
Allgrades of Bupgies, Carriages, Road Carts,
Lightand Heavy Harness, Saddles, Robes, Whips, etc..
Completestock of Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows,
-ANDALL IUXDS OF-
AgriculturalImplements and Extras.
StateAgents for
B.F. ^ H. L Sweet s'Common Sense Sleighs s Wagons
ilTPTrPCJ a) East Granite street, Butts,^\J f f IL,C.J Frost titiest, Aiuicuuda.
J.T. CARROLL, General Manager,
TUTTLE
Manufacturingand Supply Company.
Dealers
0'
I
AndElectric*!^Machinery and Supplies
Manufacturer!
o'
Milk
WORKSAf ANACONDA
6
lidCoDceotntiig
MACHINERY.
ANACONDA.
BUTTE.
MISSOULA.
N
ORTWERN
PACIFICR.R.
ThePhoenix Nursery Co.,
the
DH1.AVAN,WISCONSIN.
Wecarry a first class stock of
iirstcuss mnm^nd noiBLE rigs. | Botte City Tent and Mnkj Ca
Omnibusto all trains
TvlephunuNo. 23,
NOTICKTO fOOWNKK- In .lohD llrrs^i vv i n.nn ^. !iL'*UiKi'r, \u in n, or a*-^^ iviik I'M I is lifrrliy satins I UMLClMI^fnaashrr. v.Mir tssfftsf, tuive in arosrilaiMS
Itli s^^i-tu in of ltir saiM'il ktjtiitst oi His^Msssxat
Uou.irt/ tods iiniiiiii
ialtsxl t^tstM. r\in n.ti ii tn uitiur snd Isjsiiila^^mi'iiu uima tin- N^u. asi '
li.iuii,.itiutt'il tii ..it uiit'i^.iui/.'.i i . n n.' ,u^~^Irtet, in utsoa ttMs, Iwt Lodsa . .i niv. Mus^^Ihbs, for th*. yssr rinllas I'fvnnhi'i 'at. liws,^otiK Imm1r^^1 ion dollars snd r ^t rti^ yr ir^piiilliin lie. eiul'i'i' :.|. is*). Hi., sum or uda^Ii..ihIii*1 ^IiUi ilullitrn. an i foi t!i^ yast i-iiillni^Iiiv i iiiiM-r :n. ism, i in -mil of uu.- umilrsd ^ luni^doUsXa, sad vou. .IoIid i'^' m.d William^tlshlnlaiu suns aslrs or assigns srs bstafes^fnnlisr uoiiii. a that unli*-^ yu ronti it'iits vnnr^^trii|Kiriion of tu 'Ii sxiiaudiiiiis. uiastasr With^uil^*ri*^l snd r^*4 wltliln must) . n Uajs sftrr^ths t*oni|il**li* ikTVIoi* of I ill li'*t.r. tiv iiobllrs.^MB, Ml vniir MM. t.i.o. fcltsrfSI an I il.ilin In^atitl to th* .ilu^vs iiamsd i|tiaii/ I - its inliitiiK^clsim win iMrnims His Hafam al tin* i n ler^(.ttisd. yout en nwurr. ^tin list asffurasM tin*^soik ..u l mails tl s n .,uiriil .-vp ^.,.; : .. ,^MMi.
CLAt^ KLUllAUUC^Ansfomls, Moot, M.iv ., ^ii^1 irn t^uLlii'aiii^u Ma/ I, laal
oticfto mnwNi:i:s.-To Oijjil xt
a'lVtui. EiloluS. IVnu. J.^lin r!a^ba if^h,.l. H
laike.Edsard UnakckTln'in.u. ^oar bttira
mtutur, aunilulktriilnrs, oraanian*
Vaaarcln*i*Li) notified that daas Oldli.*^lx^r.^yoiii coKisuer. hat, lu si*^-orilani'i. with tt,a i,ro-
TlIOU^ Of tst'tlou i,SM. lifVl. d StatulM Of 1I1S
Iii Itrd Mats*. si|n^iiil^il ia Mast .in I liunr.'vsv^Bimit aasa las CrMesat qnait/ laas mlniui^claim. lasMM at ihi* asaa of tin* w, .i fork ^(^^iiiM^n^ rutoh, about It raUsi traai aiw ^^ . i ia^Hut laxlw iiMintv, Mont., lor tin. year Iran.^cat liiuidiw) i^loo. dnlUia. i*rrt*~irntln^ murk!^Slid vou. HooigaW ivnn, IM-.var.l t* IVnn. JoluS^(laynauuii. .1. K.Kilvvhi ln-nkl-
ThotniM.ruputsd SSraars, and all sTasi |x^rt^^ns^wliom It mav ronori n. ari. In-ifln ii..!,n-.| thai
Varttnla 9u days amr tuls aonea in iniiiiiration
loufan Ui |^a^ to Hi,. i;n.l,.| si.nia.ir,.,.t.
Itsportions of sstd sum s**coi iiing to yout rssl^tnlsrrnt. if any. your said tatsrsst, if am. in t,sid^rlaim win saaMsi ttss araasrty of las undsc*.
SUjiird.tiurfiualil to law.
CLAM^ 'I hllAUUA^lijti .i Ana.'ouila. Mom., i-cb. i is^a.^11 al M.... a i.uu K- u _ i
PstronlssHomo Industrjr, lh^^ rnl^ pin Ileal^avwiinc men In ^font:ins.
pMMorders at ISS South Main Itrri t.
Ernul^^ Hooper, Propriutora.
Tdl irK TO co-ownkr - To MM w.^a.^ 1'ruii anil I'r.ink ^o*i vaS, your h'*tr*. evoc*.^IntS and asflMtl Vou are hoirhy SOtlaSU tlkat^AlU-rt rouil'ouulrrp sad Anloiuc* Itiiraiirss.^your i'lHmni'ii. linifti. in s^ontdaaas with tns
tn.'viMontorais'tion'.'.s.'t.Hiiv-woii ItatussssfMl^ii.ti'.l Mat^*^. e\pi*u^l**tl la labor mi^I un]uovs-^nienu sata ins lUut Hsl tiuatt^ tads ratalM^i uu.i. loi'sled st Ihs head of Qfgsoa galaC
alioutlu hum'-, iiAuai'unda, In Ih-. r L.^i|(S
loiinty.Mont.. (^^r ilia vrsr A. I^. i^n. ons^liuiuliod isltwi dollars, rspresriit.iia work, an J^If wttalasvMjrs frual Insssfslosof tiu^ unties^lor wiiniti ^)ds^^ s'ler tlilt uotim i.v ptibllns-^lion vou tail or tefuiav to ^ ..utubiilu yout |iri^^ikhlinn of t,u^*h e\jH-inllluri* a^ eo-mi'iipr, your^lutiMi'it III ^aid rlsini will lifvums tho pro|M*rty^of tin.' fcubia'l iberfc. uiutiT ^a,d ifrtion '.'.:r^l.
AIHKltT BQCKBON'MKRa^AN TO I \ K KiUTIfl KAO.^Dated Anaconda, Mont.. April j, ui/a.^1-iitl publiv'suou. April^, ia.*i
N'OTICKTO ^ ^^-t'W M R* To .Ii^i*ii!i Wi*^-^elberti i. Wlllian. Miedsckr, OaaiM Douxll^sttyaM .loim ksot'ool. tusii hslrs st ss^laiit^ko'ista t sieby asilllsvi tha' I liar* txpradSil^uas baadrad d-'llars in labot atitl toafitats nt sit^upon the i.oiilen Katls ^uarlf loiieitiunui ctaist^said o.iidpii tacts u i.uii l ids nslaj in tas^Vitnt rierk mining district, ta the eotttitya*^lirsr LtnIi.-*, ilal.' of Montana, -tu.i ninl 'f.u^ii-t'ortl lu ttis ofti.'ii of tasaaaaty rasatdar al^k..trl liser l.od.-|tf i'O'uitv. t.t*t* of Al-tnt inn. vtu^1. I.i97. an.I rasoMsd in Honk ^vV ' of laKis 11 isa^t mi;*, mi paxs ^'. ras fas ^I I'eer Ia^ikm rouaty,^Mnntana. lo wlileh for ^ Rioia ilefinlt^ ue*or.p^lion le.'erenre It heii-ov inadv. ^ in niUei to linl.l
*an1 piemlsp', liniler the PtSSitloaS St 'ei'tlou
Mlirev o.ed statutes ol tha I mini stairs, s,.^ ,^Ills amount ii^qiiireil tn lioM the sani^ for th^^ven putlliiii l^ee si, isni Audi! atthluttlaaf)
lafSfrom Pst ^artsf th s u-'ti.'H .nrwithiu
ktastyvlayt after this aattos by puaUesttoa vo^fall nr rstUaS to r^u!i i.niti* your pmpo'Thin^stwgti aipsatiltaps as aoawast, saat lasersst is^mid claim w in sacssss tas property at ttiu sas^^icrlbei. under asi.l sarttoa HI,
joaauituw.s.
Al.a^ i ' ' Mont.. .Is:i 31. Ins.-
ItUklp .L..sa . a tsb. 1, 1
GEEAITRANSCONTINENTAL BOOTS,
ras-.esthrnucli Wlscousln. Minnesota. Xorth I^itekots, Manitoba, Montana, lvlauo. Oregon I
sodWanUiniiton. ,
*.dining car line. ^ Shade Irees, rruit lrees,
rlnlnii Can are run between CMMm R '^Tsui. Minn, jpnlis. Winnipeg, iieleiu, iiuils,^Tacoms, beuttio and rorilaud.
PullmanSleeping Car Routi.
rnllmanterries dally belwesn ONsMaj st^Psul. Montana and tho Pscttlc Northwest, and^between St. I'md. MinueaiKilli, ami MuuiaaotS,^tvortli Ijaaota and Manitoba poiula.
THEPOPULAR LINE.
PnllvKnprrst Trains carry decani Pullman^Pleepp'T Csrs, lMnln; cars. I^sy (Tosehos, Pull-^aisn lourlsl blotipers sud 1-ros Colouist nissp-^kts Csrs.
YELLOWSTONEPARK ROUTE.
TheNorthern Pacific r*.R. It the rail Una to Vol
tSnSiWVSm ^ 'tivtFut with the intention of putting in a Green House and packing ground*^^raude^t ^a;tuer^ of ^ovon .lato*.O i oh e:t in doing this is to enable us to hold our British Culum-
at*JaL. G. BARRETT. Missoula,
Shrubs,Flowers, Etc.,^ALL NORTHERN GROWN AND HARDY.
Weinvite our patron* to examine our freight bills and satisfy^themselves that our tjoods are shipped Iroin Wisconsin and are cul^^tivate j there.
V\earc making preparations to establish
ABRANCH AT MISSOULA,
THROUGHTICKETS
Arefold st all coupon office, of tits Northern
l*;i,'Hierailroad to point* North, Katl. bouttitud^la Ills L lilted Mate, aud Cauada.
TIMESCHEDCLB-
AiutivKat Bt-rra
Ko.7. rtoretnan Kxpresn. hrhict pas.^ssniterii from all eastern imuiti. ar^^rives at Northern I'scllta defxd,^idallvl2:*SPI*
Ko..1.' Piieifle Mall. T'lironuh train^from litlf^I^ arrtsat m Montana^I niou .lepol idaiiyi^^ 2.*t am
Ko.lie. Pony Kxpress, Monday, ^ oil-^USsilay and I'riuav, Noilheio I1MM^deiKlt TisSpta
Ko.1. Allanlle Man. through tralafTnai^Poitl.iiul. arrives at Montana I nloti^depot idallyl .lJ OOnooa
attainexpress, arrms ut Moutaua^Vuiou deiHit idaiiyiu.Jjp m
I'ErAll1 ^l!^M 111 US
Me.1 rsc:nc Mall, for Spokane, Taco-^uia. fstultle, Poithiud anil all t Slllor-^ul.i |siiuit, leaTes front Montana
li.'ou ilepot Mlady)
Ha.A* I'sainc Hail,Inroucs tram for^sll O'ast points, throu.- i ^leepers.^leave- from Moutaua lulon d^-i^^:.
idally iv--'
Hcleuaand Vnsouls i:\pi.ss. from
Mont.inaUnion de.-ot idallW
Ho.Atlaulle M ul. throiuth train for^K, Paul, ratoacn sn.i all eiiftern^isnltits. leaves fri tn Montana I nlon
Maaagff^r Northwea*
jasp to
jana ta^; sosta
dop.itdally ^
Ko.e. Bo/onsaa Eiprest. fi. ni North-^aru Pacific depot, foi -t. Paul. Chi
l.^ (to ooon
dany^\ ed^lioiu
c|Vertfor
9.lip ia
NOWLOCATED IN BUTTE.
RUPTURE
PERMANENTLYCURED OR NO PAY.
N, detention from MMMM We rotor you to^00O fMMMI and ^-ix National nailk^.
ofhow long standing.
EXAMINATIONFREE.
THE0. E. MILLER COMPANY.
suc.t.oiuc^ Rati,aUMS.^ . ttojp. m.
6NO FOR CIRCULAR.
715 a m^St. Paul
oati and all ^^^stern points _^p.. ||s Pnnv Bvpress. M n av^in il o ami Friday, leave.^Northern PaeUk depot^^No 4 has lUrougli tl^and ChVeeao.
No.T has throupli sleepers for Spokane, rs-^aapsj ttestfls '^' ri *'l''|i 1
ForRates. Mapt. Time Tables or ibmw la-^|r^rniai;.iu spidy to any a^ent. Northern 1 acule^Mirosd.
IIARl I.S ^. KHS,^llenerai Pstteuali'l and 1 ickot Agents^f/M Tl UHY,svl i'sul. aliuo,
t.eneiaiAcent,^BJLaal uisiaslsa). liatta Monk
HfiNKOODRESTQSED
ilfnnr inter t'u'liiv ;
rtroxEam) a:ti^. rsiro.
NorvoSeerls,
Idwith a \* i tt-^I] '^*. n MaRdlaKIM ^ ^^^ ^ !. a^ Wip KaMBOrV^II - ^.iitt i. , \\ itkrOilneaa, I.oat M u^-
i.tttlyi.mi-, ^eJ.iieLttC**. l.\ il1. ^^ I. of
(niiflflt'L'v', ^.TVi l-vltit., |.f4- a* tut.r.. i : * . I s* ltU^1 '^ ^Of
(.A\ r ^ 'I Lli* Ocnersuvn OrftSiMi In A^lta^cr Ma ^ ^..-^^i by ovrr fier^lion, yontblw rrrcri^. ur rin ^if^' n r of t.. iMOs !^^ Of ^.;rru^lanta irbii U anon u nit to iriimittf. ConaMiri'iti'n ami lnc unity. Put^npcortrpi lent tnnrry in vci^t rn^rkot. ^^^ nt by tnull tnj'lalii pn* knc^^i . 0'i^lr^'-- t.-rlal, 0 t.-i *..*. iMKh ^-*-ry i^5 *^^ tier ut^Ii ^ - .1 ^^ r 'ts-m iaU..^ ur,l,m . ^ rurt* .m itI'IIkI the l.tiMivy
lIUC'Ll-VHYUEt. a .us., \LaVL bsJEl^ * i* . ^ tiK^.vr, iu.
r0Us.\Li in LuiM by IL a. 1^'A( HELL, Uliua-a. -r,^iu ah j v.. ... . ^ Pill^ l.l o cuu *
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