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THEANACONDA STANDARD. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 22, 1893.
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TRAVELER'SGUIDE
5BA1MAltKIVK.
JMA. M.^From Hutte^LjraTtti Hurt* T-.10
am:Kilver How s:i/7 a ni: stuart sr.am.^12:05 P. M.^From Unite and Harrison
1-eavesbulla 11 kjj m. Mii.t llow 11:1* a in;
ttiiart11 45 it in leniet Garrison l^ t^i ft in;
DeerI mips t/ttm am. Warm Springs 10:.si a in.^6:O0 P. M.- liain Lutte SilAipm; Miver
Bowr. ^i |. ni: stuart iht.1 r n^-^6;BB P. M.^Leave* r.arrlsoti s h p m; Deer
Uxiue| ^5 p m, Warm Springs I lit p m .
Stuart0.13 p m.
TRAINSDEPART.
t]iOA,M.-For Garrison -Stuart l:M a mi
wnn sprluu* sno a m: lwr Loose. 'J.-'J a m;
arriveHarrison ^:).'. a ni.^CtOO A. M.-For Unite^Stuart l:^^i^:i:rn-
onteiMatn; Silver How Ota a m, arrive Hull*
IO:ma in.
8;00P. M.-For JluM*an* Garrl^on-Stuart^^ :Is p m. Silver llo^ :' l.' p ni: arrlre Hutta^4Mipn; Warm Spriiim Mm pm: Deer Lodes^4 on p in. arrive Qaj rtson 4:'.'^ p in.
ho P. M.^For Iluttr-stiiart n-Mpmi SU.^Tex Bow 10:00: MlTlVw Htttte, 10:10 l^ m
THEWEATHiK
Thedaily reeonl of the thermometer in^1hiH rily lor yostcnhiy, nt^ kept at ('. \V.^Hr.iiiihn's tlruir store, was: 7 a.m., 41^(legices nbovc; U m., 57 dottrcosi above: 4^|^. Hi.. H ilegreoa aliovo; 8 |^. ni., 40 tlc-^Crcis aliove.
.\noirTHK t ITV.
Therewill ho a mateh game of hnml^hall Ix-twifii Con O'Connor ami T.m^Splain at ltnrko llros.^ place this evening^at 7 o'clock.
ThoYoung Men's Institute will hold a^rcirular meeting this cecums ^'^ Standard^hall. Officers for the ensuing term will lir^elected, and all niemlxTs aru i-capiested to^attend.
DaveO'Neil arrived in the city last^rvcninii from theCueur d'Alone country.^He in well know n hero having lieen for^Koine time foreman ol' the rotieentratora^alter tiie establishment of the works here.
Thewater in the creek went daw n yes^^terday and in all pii bability itw illeon-^tinnelo lower until the normal body of^water is reached. At Anaconda park^lliing* hn\c liccti pin in excellent hIiii|m^.^and save for a portion of the base bull^izroiiuds which have been Hooded every-^lllilu' is high and dry.
WilliamHenry MeCormiek ^ ^ailed at th^^STASnAlii) office yesterday to say that he^would aeeepi Mriiarrel's challenge to^tight to a linish. Maiiiuis of Chioensbury^rules, with tin* Hinallesl gloves allowed by^the law. He will fight him at Anaconda^park on .Inly 10, or at any other place or^time, and lor any amount not less than^$-50 a side.
John L. I.mill ha^ entered suit in Judire^Rockwell's court to recover ^1 lo, borrowed^money, from Miss Annie Beit.'. The trial^was to have come off yesteiilny, but the^plnintiir did not have all hi* ^me sses^ready, and so the case was |M^3tponed un^^til July I. It is alleged Miss liera I., r-^MffJ the money on tiie strength ol' prom^^ising to marry Lund.
Ata mectinu lu ld by the Valley folks^last Monday c\cuing it was decided lo^bold their annual picnic as usual on the^l-'ouilh of .July this year. An clalioratc^programme w ill 1m* prepansl and tho Val^^ley |s*oplc intend to make it the best cele^^bration of I be kind they have held yet.^ltrctinaii c. tiettings' orchestru has been^NHNlld will iuiuish music for the^oceasii.n.
Thecommittee on athletics for the^Fourth ol .liny cclel'iatiou has alsiiit eoin-^pl^M^'ll arrai.;:emeirin lit a lin^^ ailis foot^race to lake plai e at the park between^Conductor .Staik and Engineer Maiceof^the Montana I'nioii. Tom, the king of^jobbers, tays he always uiriics in Aim-^eoiiiia uhead of ^Mioiiy^ Stalk, anil for^tliat reason I elieves he w ill 1m-in front of^the engineer in the I^ k^1 race. A pruo of^f-'-: will nruliably Is- buildup. It looks^^ tow us if the record will bo broken. In^any event, thousands ol dollar* will^chance bauds on the result.
AlexanderSimpson had a gixsl job and^lest it .Sunday. Monday he drew his pay.^played the Mgh card all the afti iiicMin and^evening and woke up ^cr-icrday luoriiiug^withoii; a sou. He went to !l:-vinc. the^Tirst sticct grocer, oiilered ^ big lull of^f/BOdl and gave an older lor the money on^the upper works. He w asarri'sled on thi'^charge of cbtaining tfiMKls on false pre^^tenses, and .lud^i' tFI.earv icgisleriil a^line on his liookb of ^'i ami costs or la^^la^s in jail oppoMtc Mr S'liipson'm name.^Alex is how hustling lo gel out of the deep^hole iii whieb he plunged in the short space^of _ 1 hours.
liiforiii.ltInn 11 in1, il.
JohnMcKcuzic left his rooms in this^city mi the morning ol .iuiie 11th,^and has not siticercturned. As bo^has appeared to Is* out of health^tor a few days, bis friends are anx^^ious to learn bis whereabouts. He is^about HO years old, dark complexion, ami^has a scar on his j iw . Has a dark brow u^mustache and is about I feet ii inches^tall. Ho wore a brown sack coat, dark^checkered iiautaloous w hich w ere rat In r^larg^ and heavy, and a black soft hat.^Any intorin.itiiiu h it at UM Anacomla^imstolliee ,ir at HM StaNDAUD ollice will^be tliatlkfully leceivcil.
I'm-sale or Tii Le .
Allist-elass lilacksmith shop, with a^well-established business, on *llie eorner^of Front and liici.or.v streets. Tho shop^is i-epletc w iih stock and tisils.
Applyto I). 11. HintSAN on premises.
Notice.
Allpei sons know ing lliemselvea in-^i!i t teil to me, will pleaae miiko settle-^incut before July 1, after that date 1 w ill^lie obliged lo give all amounts for collec^^tion. Ke^|Hi tfully, M. S. I1HK1M.
Notice.
Creditorsof tho Dstes AV Connell Mor-^rantile Co. an1 her^'li^' notifleil to settle^tlic:r accounts at the office in the old lo^^cation. Carrulg accounts may bo settled
ttsfraialso-
FreeLunelies.^Tho Cranlte sahsui propnotora have^comnienced the free lunch system. Cold^lunches are procurable at all houra and
butlunches at night.
GeorgeHarieli is the agotit lor tho North^Germuii-l.loyd and Hod Star steamship^lines, which furnwh the best accommoda^^tions for crossing the ocean at tho most^reasonable rates. Ho Ami furnish you^with tickets ami lairotvau exchange. Call^ou mm at i. * i.....: 1'a.rk a\ euue.
\\allied
Agirl for {general housework. Apply to^Mrs. .1. 1!. I is'le. BUfBuf West f'ourih ami^Hickor^ stri-eta.
WaiinslA go si brick se'ter for press^^ing bricks. Apply i^ Standard Firebrick^compaiiv. Anaconda.
For!lrsi-^ la -s ii.e.iU ii i^^ '.i-iuiaIile prici*-^pi lo the Hoard of Trade restaurant, Jin^Tint at reel.
I'lirifvMmT bhsxl MOW with t Irogon^Blood 1'uraiur, iho grc.u heulth rosturur.
THEYWILLJUN AGAIN
Montanaand Major Domo latched in a^Special Sweepstakes.
MR. SPIERS DISSATISFIED
WHKMK I* THK MUNEVf
HeThinks Major Domo Could Beat^Montana on a Good Day^The^Match Comes off on^Saturday.
Bl'TTF..June 21.- All citizens of Mon^^tana, who took a personal pride in the^victory of Montana lad Saturday in the^Suburban, will be interested IB the infor^^mation thai a matched race lias ts-etl ar^^ranged between Montana and Major^Ileum, to take p'ace at Sbeepsbead Bay^next Saturday. 1 he follow ing telegraphic^correspondence between Butte and the^Fast to-day tella the story of bow this Mi^match came lo bo made. The Ural dis^^patch was as follows:
Hmk 1 i:\^ h. Sm 11 -in w^ Rw.liuiP an.
7 .Unll'im In II. hull, :
Mr.Spiers is illssalislleil w ith Surliurhan. He^oners to mateh Ills horse .Major Homo against^Montana, same weights ami ihstaaaa, or fur-^MM shorter It pn-ferreil. for twenty-fire linn-^ilreil iloilars eai'li the club to aitil five thoiunml,^ou a genii ila^ unit track. Answer.
Wt i.. PoW kiis.
Mr.Duly wired as follows to Malt^Byrnes:
IIIrrr. June jo.^To Mali nymri. sh,. /.-dr.i.f liny. I.. I.:
Followingreceiveil from W. i.. Powers:
Mr.spiers ilissatlsiieil with sialmhun. of^^fers to matrli his horse Major homo against^Montana, same weights anil (tlstaiiee or furl ing^shorter it inch iTi il. twenty-flte luindreil esch,^cluh uilil five iliiuisaiiil, gouil day anil track.^iin^wer.
lowhli Ii I rrpll 'il as follows:
Maltll\rues Is my representative In the^Fast ami all i'oiiiiiiiiiiieations of this nature^shoiilil tie aii^Ires1s^il to him.
IajM*! inurh lietere in ninti'hett tares as^Montana must have plenty of engagements.^Von can do at you please. M.viteis livi.v.
To-dayMr. Daly reei-iveil this dispatch:^Sut resin vii Bay, I.. I.. June H,^7^ Mmrtm i^p.^, Hutu.
Montanaruns on satiirilay in s|^eelal sweets^stakes for two llioiisanil tlve huinlreil each ami^Iw tMUaanil adileil, against Major Homo. Su-^hiu iiaii ne);'iitsand distance. Horse all rlnht.
MattIIvknf.s.
Sothe match is made and Montana and^Major Ikano will contest again for su^^premacy.
Kajsnka.
Of^Kajauka.^ the cometly to bo pre-^aented at Kvana opera house next Monday^night, there are many people employed in^the presentation, andwitb immense parks^of heavy scenery, numerous ami startling^transformations, trick ^pops.^ etc., is it^wonderful that sui-eesa is accorded. Take^as an example tho last scene of all.^Dark hanks of clouds ure first seen; the^sun gradually rises, and Klectra is seen^in a chariot drawn by golden^horses, emerging from the sun. I la the^clouds are the differvut characters^changed into fairies anil cherubs. Tho^clow ti is a cherub ami is si it ing on a cloud,^cry ing that ho dis^s not want to Ih* a^cherub, w hile all the rest are laughing at^his wis*. This in itself would stis-k out^any half doxeu ordinary' plays. The vari^^ous pieces i^f this net occupy the entire^stage, from curtain line to the back wall,^and from the ^flies^ again to the hnurds^themselves. Nor is this the onl^ scene of^such dimensions. There an1 some three or^foer to each act. every one reipiiring a score^of men lo handle them. No play of the^Kiralfys, or the famous Hanlons. ever^railed for more in the way of scenic ac^^cessories. Havel, as iIk* clown, of course^carries the bouse, though the Misses Sen-^MM and Fair divide the attention of the^audience fairly. Both arc beautiful girls,^talented as well. As to heauulul women,^^ixajaiika^ is replete with them - bright,^young, pretty faces, and lithe, willowy^forms. In the mystify ing males of the^dance, or again in tho grand inarches and^final groupings, they .l|i|^ ar to most ex^^cellent advantage,
WhereAre Ihe Vsclils
Itnow seems probable that the year^1802 will pass without a renewal of the in^^ternational yachting struggle. Mori' than^40 years ago the America tisik the chal^^lenge cup and brought it lo her namesake^land. Here it has remained ever since.^Whdo various modiftcntloua have been^made in marine aii'hitcciurc. which in^some cases the cutter has become less a^cutter and the skimming dish less a skim^^ming dish, the British have not^yet succeeded in constructing a^craft which, in a serieH of adeipiate^nautical tests, could outstrip a ty pical boat^of our ow n. Whether our friends on the^other side are discouraged : he-port Is ex^^pensive as well as s considerable tax in^other res|iects- or whatever ihe cause, the^series of brisk encounters |)1IH been sus^^pended. ' 'hieago. comprehensive and en^^ergetic as she is, is not a sailing town, and^could not Ik^ expected to undertake the^affair. At the same tune it is really a^matter lor the Knglihh. If they should^urge another tr.a 1 of conclusions they could^without doubt h- uccomiiKslatod ulotigthe^Atlantic c^ ast.^hiookl;,n Wmgttk
onferred Wflh ^. la dat one.
Lo.NiiuN,Juno 21, Gladstone held a^long coiifetenee to-day villi Justin Mc^^Carthy. John billon and 'I iniot l,y Heaiy.^advising renewed efforts to establish a^mi on m the Irish parliamentary party.^Feinting out the evil effects to the homo^rule movement from the confined strife of^the Irish factions, he urged concessions^on each side.
Itnjmood's Cirrus.^In attraction of modern amusement^features, the al^ove show s no doubt are^bead ami shoulders above anything ever^saw here, and MM bin rally lulled ns^they are will certainly enlly out thp^masses on Thursday June* an. Newspapers^from places where the great show lias^apisfarcd. refer to its excellency in glow^^ing terms.
ForSale Ht a ItargMln.
One20-room hoarding bouse and furni^^ture on Fast l'aik avenue. Apply lo T. L).^Fif/gerald. Standard building.
ForItent or For Sale.
Atwo chair barls-r shop and two bath^MM in gissl eiiuditiou. Impure aLLoti^Burnett's, I*. O. Ihix 7:tM.
Foyersof a fine article of boor w ill find^that the Wnt. J. Loinp licer. which is now^for sale in Anacomla. is just the thing^they want. It certainly is the best Is er^thai can Im^ procured m Ibis town. John^V. I'etriti. agent.
Theproprietors of the Leader have^rented a store at Ji^i Ninth Main street.^Butte lopjxMuto Ron tier's), and will re^^move their entire stock.
Ifyou want to get u first class job of^hor-e-his'itig go to Allen's shop. He rut-^ploy s ono of the Iksi amtSmsmMM in the^country'.
Thecelebrated Win. J. Letup's St. Louis^lager beer will Is thrown on the Anaconda^market tisinarro*.
Hwyer Has Not Yn Ker.-lTeri the ^lO.OOO^Foi felts In Ihs Hulllvan-C'orbeit Fight-^New York dispatch: Fhil Dwycr says^h^ lias not yet l^een officially nolifletl by^Ihe temporary stakeholder in the Sullivan--^Carbett match that he lias Urn selected^as the final stakeholder, nor has the $10.-^UiO lorfeit been |^aid over to him. This^fact will cause no little surprise when It is^known. Charley Johnston, representing^Sullivan, is no less surprised than any^^body else. Said Johnston yesterday I
Idon't know what to make of this de^^lay. Ou our last meeting, in an office on^Fnrk How, we agreed on both sides that^the money now up should Im^ turned over^to Mr. Hwyer nt tun c. More than that,^Mike Ikinovan, w ho was Coriiett's repre^^sentative, and 1 signed a papei ordering^the teui|m^rary stakeholder, to turn the^money in to, Mr. Dwyer. We^also-aid that the other people would not^hold any more of our money, but that we^should put up the rest of the cash with^Dwyer. Why the temporary stakeholder^is holding the money bin k I cannot tell^you. He certainly cannot gel any more^advertisement out of it at leasi to his^Is-nelll^ ns we distinctly told huu we were^through with him.
Itwas suggested that the temporary^stakeholder might Ih- out of tow ll. but that^suggestion did not carry very far.
Thatmakes iiodiirercnce,^ said Johns^^ton. ^We bad a man ready lo n-ooivc^the second depo-it. ami if that mall was^not vested with authority, whose is the^authority in the whole business*.' The^clerk who aeeepted the second ta.'KtO^wanted to give a receipt lor it. There^was more authority. Now. didn't that^young man have |Mvwcr to otlleiatly notify
Fin!Dwyer that be had In chosen final
stakeholder'.'Thai is the least he could^have done, even if he was not the handler^of the f 10,0011 in cash. Ho hasn't done it^yet, and I can only say that 1 am sur^^prised.
Anotherdemand for the turning over of^the $lo,omi was sen! to the teiu|sirary stake^^holder on Friday night. The ih inand was^signed by Johnston and Ihinovan. ami^sent to thi' office of the temporary stake^^holder. If Mr. Dwyer is now the final^stakeholder he doesn't know it, and he^said so ycblcnlay.
Corbetiwas in a ipmudary w hen asked^Inst night if he con-idereil thai his match^with Sullivan had MMM a certainty,^when tin' Sullivan people deelared that^then' was no match because of the uncer^^tain disposition of the money already up.
Nodoubt,^ said Corbett, ^if there is no^final stakeholder there is no man h, tech^^nically, and I can see no reason w hy either^man should not have the right to declare^the mateh olf Hut then- is more than^technicality alsnit this match. 1 think^that Sullivan means business, and I know^that 1 do. Wiiat the deuce this temporary^stakeholder means in holding the money^all this time, and not notify ing Fhil llwyer^of bis appointment, I cannot tell. I hope^it will come out all right.
CharleyJohnston said that, as mntlers^now stood, there was no mateh. Fither^side could declare the match off, accord-^ing to the articles of agreement, which^called for the positive ap|Miiuimciit of a^final stakeholder on the deposit of second^money. Fhil Dwyer was agreed on at^that meeting, which tis^k place on June 1.^Dwyer is not now the stakeholder, as he^bus bad no official notification of his ap^^pointment. Then- is to-day no stakehol^^der for the big match, and, practically,^there is no match.
PHILIPmmURC'SCOUNCIL
Aspecial Meettasj Held and t ouissllleea^and OMerr* Appointed.^! i-pedal lnipateh to Hie standarJ
I'murMlIK),June 21. The members^of the new town council held a meeting^last evening. Mayor-Klecl Titus presiding.^1 At the former meeting which was com-^! posed of members of the old board, tho^t|tiestion concerning the Illness of the new^nieinls-rs to hold office by reason of their^not having complied with the legal n-^| uiiirements in connection with faking^{ the oath, w as raised but no decision nr-^I rived at. It was expect.sl that the subject^1 would be introduced at last evening's^^ meeting, but aa the t p^ hoard had it in^' their hands to manage things in their own^I particular style, no action was taken. It^: is said that the presiding officer, Mr.
Titus,has not yet gone through tho for-^I mality of qualifying.
IThe following appointments were^I made: For clerk, Mark Bryan; treasurer,^] II. Kaiser: president of the hoard. N. B.^! Kiugliug: vice president. W. Weinstem;^I |s.lice magistrate. J. Schull: constable,^Nick Ki^cr: street commissioner. Bushy^Cemmlttecs - Judiciary Bryan, King^I bug and Kaiser.
I Finance -Weinstein, Williams and
iBryan-
Waysand Means Itingling, Weinstein^and Kaiser.
Streetsand Alleys Williams, Wilson^and Bryan.
Fire Kaiser. Kinglmg and Williams.
Light Wilson, Kaiser and Weinstein.
Foliee Kaiser, Wi'insteiu and Bryan.
Acommittee was also appointed to re^^vise Ihe ordinances and have lliem put in^Ik.ok form.
Noticeof Morkholdrie' Meeting.
AnaciiNPA,Montana, June H, !s:^2.
Noticeis hereby given that there w ill be^held on Thursday, the .'loth day of June.^1 at pi o'clock a. m. of the said day at^the office of M. Martin, secretary of tho^company, m Anneonda. Montana, tho an^^nual meeting of the stiK-kholdcrs of tin*^Antclo|H^ Mining and Smelting company ,^lor tin* purposcof electing a hoard of trus^^tees for lb*1 ensuing year and transacting^such other business us shall law fully come^before the meeting. C. F. Buant,
Attest:President.^M. Mai;tin. Secretary.
TEA-TABLEO
Minesat philipsburc.
Ba-
AnnlherMrike In Hie III-VletHlllv
tension iii tier Niiles^Special Dispatch to (lie standard.
Fllll.lPsluKo. June 21. Iteeenl develop^^ments in the Hi-Mctallie extension goo^promise of excellent results later oil.^Yesterday w hile drift ing in the direction^of the north vein al a depth of 4^^0 feet, a^stringer of ore was unco verisl which^showed up some handsome s|^cciim us of^ruby silver. Il is expecled thai this vein^will he reached in a I'ouplc of weeks, and^anticipations of its increased productive^^ness w ill no doubt be verified.
CaptainPliutltncr, formerly superin^^tendent of tin* lira pile mine, was in tow li^yesterday. The captain met many of his^old friends and secured some testimony to^be need in his forthcoming suit against^the (iraiiitc company .
TheHi-Mctallic Mining company has^cxi^criciiccd considerable difficulty of late^in having their shipments of salt delivered^ou time, owing doubtless to the numerous^washouts. Through Ihe exertions ^if Su^^perintendent llrinson of the Hoeky Mount^^ain division of the Northern Pacific the salt^is being forwarded on time and nil cause^of complaint on this score has Is-eti n-^iiiovihI.
W.A. Akers. formerly in cbnrge of the^Combination company's pro|^ rty in this^disttict. was in town yesterday on expert*^ing business in connection w ith Ihe 1 jri-^tan mine.
FARMERSopposk IT.
ThoI'll ion Pad He railway offers special^inducements to passengers destined to^|^nttits ticyond the Missouri river. Sjiccial^care is also used in Ixsiking emigiants to^and from all poinis in Kuro|a-. Consult^their agent at general railway and steam^^ship uttiec. corner Main ami Broadway,^Butte, before purchasing tickets else^^where.
Thelyeader clothing store will movo to^Butte.
vansope'rahouse
johnmaguire. manages.
Monday,June 27,
Jl81 I INK mm mt
Awakefrom four ^Kip Van Winkle^ and par-^Urinate. A llrand and ^ v rslielinindy^Magnificent i'ai.t unties.
kHLUKMOTHEtS*
KAJANKA.
^Nights lu New Vols,^Pes ton and ^ h ca ;n.
WonderfulEuropean Novelties!^Marlanl Acrobats!^Mariposa Dancers!^Tho Funny Frogs!^Havel the Clown.^The Serpentine Dance!
LitigationOver the BlgM of Way for the^I'syrln MMk
specialIMsiiateh to the standard.
mWMk)Idaho. June l'L O. F. Jackson,^attorney for Ihe Fayette Hitch company,^will tomorrow commence action in 11^cases in tin* district court, to secure the^tight of way for the ditch now being con*^stmrted from Funnel ou the Pnyctt*^iiur. He says some farmers are stills^hoi ii am! w ill not allow a right of way.^They are asking fxm per ucrc for land^they gave in to the assessor at ^J pet* acre.^It w ill be a bitter light, as the farmers are^bound to hold out as long as ]k^ssihlc.
TheFourth at mmmm^^MH Dispatch 1.1 tin- standard.
Boise,Idaho, June21. A rousing meet-^iug of the citizens of Boise was held at^Good Templars* hall last night to arrange^for a gland celebration on the Fourth of^July. lion. Silas W. Mo, dy was made^chairman and Sam Myers secretary . An^executive committee of five was ii|i-^pointed with fail power to ap|siint sub^committees. A laj'go subscription in aid^of tin-cause was taken up in the hall.^Boise w ill celebrate in line style.
NewMining I ouipany.
HmMIMspiteti to the standard.
Hoisi. Idaho, June .'1. The Beaver
GoldNI tiling company of ShosbaM county^| Hied articles of iiicor|siralion ^v ith Secre-^: tary of State Piukham to-day . 1 he ine.ir-^' porators uro: W. 1.. Hl. ssom. Henry^I White. P. A. Messnrin. ( . W. (FXeil and
W.B. Gillani. I he capital stock is ,-l'^i,-
Ma 1 h^ life of the eon |,any is .'o years.
Itsplace of business is Wallace.
I.o-t
Asorre! hors**, branded w ith a heart on^left side, two hind feet w Into to the knees.^Finder please teiiirn to Warm ^^ rings^In cry stable ami r^-ccj\,- .*fi ri-wat.l.
ForSale^A |ssil table ami liar fixture*^| complete. Apply to (i^u l*'t ,inii,.r, ISs^I Fituit street.
heatsBow on sal * a: Smith lung rompsny.^I'lW s |Ui and M ci^Dti
dr.n0rcr0ss.
IHoM-K^|-A 1 IIImT)
Specialist,PhyilciMi Surgeon,
HASMOVED TO Mi
|HOws'ey BVk. Ilooms S \A %
Hist floor, ^ti^n-i.f tiav nttcd no tit* most h -^gMDt ofllcr-4 In Iht Wi'pi. ^I Ii4p ^l^m-t tt ii*-* wt ui-M^Hit ^ii-* i.t (.I ii11 11 1 *^ ^ '^ In^ Irtiii c,iii niiii opmnt*^itm '-liH.r to Im- u^ ^tl in ^'^tiinectit.ii w |i,i h ^ treat*^' no u* of ail iNtMMM of Women 111* MevtM l:i^, Mia Irt-atm *nt of Ihspusen of Wt ui-ii is *^^U^i kiiovvu. Ha iM r*i i* i ,i h'Tcal ^oiiii^T of tl;n^l^.-tdliiK woiiifu of II aller all ^^.iior Joeiwri^! MT| fl )^^ \. LlmUMNMI ^ lio'irH. i to 4 \k in^l^i^ie^m*i. of Mi-ii \;l N^*rioi|%. Ilioot. nkin.
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drfu' ^u^-^f^i-.. ^ met ftMtfmmttMa in :ill ^ati*i.^^^^!.- ilt:it ^ :i fir^.
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-If ^ou Kant a rim- piann ni u\or^ low^pricv. call ttt Kin*: ami Kotiur tly's.
Ifvim want a rlirap liaby lm-;,'^ t(
TALK.
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WE0U6HT TO USE IT, TOO!'
Ht.ran., Minn., tsre. 3D, 1S91^Ms. C. R. r.aorr. Rt. Paul. Minn.:
Isia:I cnclesr ^^^ne copv of the contract^made with yen f^.r Snow Flake Uskini
Powder.Respectfully,
Yourols-dirttt arrvsnt.
THot. C sri.f.iv^s,^Lieut. Col. and A. C. ('.. ^^ Chirl C. S
W./A.Thornton
FIREINSURANCE,
1.affuire'sOperaHouse
SUTTt,MOsfT
johnmaouisi,^shops eTCH AND MAMAOUt
THRE MfiHrH AND WEDNESDAY MAT-
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Monday,June 20.
Firsttim^ in Butte of the (ireat America
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THGPOWER
kki'i:i:meming
OFTHE PR6SS
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EuI of human Interest, h ;i enme.ly. clever^sltua'loiis. A irre.it l i: ^ ; l ^ t r il u-tiou. A^Sftaf It r ni-nhu. ^ 10 en ,.^s ,^it , : a-^Slid ti -an: IM M -n e 11 Can s ^t ^u^ntfudy pre-^sei.t 11, sitli ; er. r sina* ^ .ip(i itiituit-n s.
Sill*of -e ^^ * v.le l'^_'l:i S;i ir I t^ nt 10 a. m.^I'.ip ar pn . s ii.ih t v. -^ reals, saffSJMStti^and r I . II.
LaElADING
FOREIGNAND AMERICAN
Till-:MONTANA,
amimmh,Uon.
Opsrusi.Inly I. HM\^i.'^. j.ei.. i Oct. 1. 1H0.
COMPANIES.
TUCKHINE.
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Chineseud Japanese
FANCY(iOODS, FANS,
CHINA,CURIOS, ETC
aieishautTsEorlm Ka ililishmsnt^in i IMM on.
suitsmade to order
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(LEARY HOUSE
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Tutonly Elrst Cla^^ Hotel In Orauita,
ElejnutlyFurnished Ilooms
OurTables are reroiculrxj as the Kt.mdaM of^txcuuenco. None hut nlilte help huipl ijod.^Atoderale Cites.
J.U i I.I AUV. Proprietor.
UNION' PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIMECARU.
Ml.i. rAM Mill.
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i.ii r. fltftt-cUis day coach,^ear. free rei llnltif ehu'ir ruis ami FaJUBaa^In* car^. ^
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Ilk-L'ddin^ Watdiniaker
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Oulyp'.ses for tl.s
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|Concert^Saloon.
EASTtSOADWAr, BUTTE. MONTANA.
Now0|M^n fot the piiliile'kniniisenient.iindorths^niatia^ meat of Alt*'HIE ^'. HTA.NLKV.
NewAttra \i^m^ Nifjhtlv !
WithEull iiri'hestra sftS ii|s-ralle Mncuig,^Dauelng. and hperlalties of all kinds.
AdmissicnFree.
HillySpraKue sill look after the wants ^f all
whoMi
Coombes^. Tonkin, Prop's.
T.D. Fitzgerald.
NOTARYPUBLIC
RealEstate,
Insurance.
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MoneyLu.in-sl on
Diaffloods,Jewelry. Etc
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orFirs.
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m11V.,i.cafe royal.
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SHORT Or. DEK HOUSE.
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MRS.J. V. SUHPRENANT, Prop.
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NOIf,F lIE STtH'KIIOI.PKr.S' VFI'TINO^^Notice Is beret^) i;!o,|it,,t.ir st,^ ,l oilrri^ei t s* i opt er i n) i ummsrvtal i sssaaair, that *^in.-, t i. ol Hi - stockholders ol sild .ouipany^Wul le lieal al the head oiks el l ie said com-^panv at Ko. ^-'i Mala stress, hi laa Hf ol Ana.^cold.i. Iii the state of Mouian.i. ou U isluesilay,^the .-'lid day of June, las!, at J oV o'k p. is ;^that the otijciH or the uieetinic is to increase tho^smo n' of ihe capital stis-k of ihei-omisany. ami^I It it the aiuouiit to sl.l b 1 Is | ropcseil lo ln-^t ie.i.etlie i-apllal Is Two llundrisl Thou.and^11, l.ari, to-^ it to Increase t*;e saute to tu* es^^ha; of one thousand Shaies ,,f i ne lluuUre4^iKdlsr* eachIi. I H ss'KSSY.
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