The Anaconda standard. [volume], June 27, 1892, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 189*
TRAVELER'SGUIDE.
THAIMl ARRITB.
18B A. M.^From Butte^LMM| Putts 7:53
Di: Wmrn Bow ^:07 it bi Stuart B:V. ii m.^12:05 P. M.^From Butte ami (inrrksoo^^Leavei Butt* It :00 s in: Silver Bow 11 :W .1 to;^Btuart 11:4 . am. Waves llsrrl.on lii:0^ 11 m;^Deer IMgr lOWaiil: V :irtn oprlupi lliiVSn in.^OjOB P. M.-braves 1 utt^ S ou pin, bluer
Bow6:10pm: Muart Iit4.l pit,^0jB5 P. M.-Leave. Garrison 8:55 pm; Deer^ax. Warm hprias* v -^ p m;
ijv r-.^Lodge t^Kuan
64,^. p
:15pm.
TRAINSDrrAIlT.
110 A, M.^For (Inrrlton-Stuart *:^ ami
warmsprints s Mam. Deer l^stge a :~1 a in;
arriveliurrlkon ti:4i'^ a in.^8:00 A. M.- Fit Iti.tte- Stuart ^:i!^nm. 1 r,...
urn^:J4am; sUver Bow ^:43 a m. srrim Bull*
10on a m.
8:00P. M.-For Butte and r,arrlt^ia-Stn.\rt^l:la pm; Kilter Ii^. i l.' p m; arrlta Butte^4 on p m; Warm Sprlna Itat ptr.: Ueer Lod^e^4:00 p m; arrive (iarrisou 11. p m.
9:IOP. M.-For Butte^ Stuart naftp mi Hit-^^er Dow 10:00: arrlru Butte 10 10 p m
ELECTRICRAILWAY TIME CARD.
TakesKflert May 15. 1KB.
GOINGEAST.
GOINGwest.
RATTLEOFJHE RAIL
HeadlightFlashes Reflected For the^Benefit of ^Standard^ Headers.
DOINGS AMONG TRAINMEN
WhatIn Interesting the Boy* on the
RockyMountain and Yellow-^atone Divisions of the^Northern Paclfie.
THEWlATHiR.
Thedaily recm-il uf the thermometer in^this city for yentcnlay. us kept ut \V.^ISrandun'a ilrtur kIoit. was: 7 a. ni.. 52tl^;-^(^i'foa above; 1^ m., 7(1 dcartea alxive: 4 p.^^Ah $2 decree* abovp; h p. in., 74 degrees^above.
AIIOlT Till: IITV.
JohnLindnay of Unite wan leKiMored at^the Mini. r. . | .Merday.
Tlu-rewill Im- a iiieetiiu; of the Honk and^Ladder eoin kiiiv tins evetilntr at S o'eloek
Hibliopllromlel will be at St. I'aiiTs^eliureh next Similay to adininiater tin^ritea of eonilritiation.
Alar^e number of |^e^iple visited the^park yesterday and bail a good time. The^ufteruooii anil evening were all tlmt eonld^lie desired in the nmlter of weather.
Allthe yoiine; ladies who were asked to^ride on the ear of state July 4 an- reijiiesii'd^toinis't at the Meihtslist church, corner of^Third anil (lak afreets, at :i o'eloek sharp^this afternoon.
Ahorse and bninzy eomiiiii suildenly^around the Front stri ct corner into Main^stn'et early last eienina collided with a^liedeatrian ami knocked him down. 'I In^^ nan, however, was m^; iniicli iiijnreil.
A.I). Simpson, one of the most popular^commercial travelers of the Norlhweat^in the city. M. Howard of CMntftea and^V.. Ii. (timid of Si. 1'aul are two oilier^fiM.il Ii Hows who are in the city calling on^the meri'hants.
AlphotiseBrossoit and Mamie Marsh^will be married at St. raid'* church to^^morrow mot niiittai I o'clock. The event^w ill be celebrated b^ a dance in French^hall in the c\cuius', to w hich all rea|KCta-^ble pm.pic arc invited. The grand march^will bi yiii at !^ o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.^llrossoit w ill make ibis city their home.
Theladiea of St. Paul's church who had^charge of the festi^. al ai.il ball w ish to ex^^tend their thanks to those who 0H1111I^their assistance and helped ti make the^affair a success. The net afMsjatii^amounted to a little more thM fBBO,which^will lie appl.cil to the organ fund. It is^expected that the instrument will cost^tl,JIU. '
Thellnmlll King.^(Ill Wednesday evening the famous ac^^tor, .iami'S M. Wallick..will appear in his^grvut iiicl(Hlrauia ^'i'lie lianilit King^^w hich has tieeu pla^'eil upwaiils oi :i,UO^times in the principal cities of the coun^^try. In the play of the Bandit King there^are tlvo lieautil'ully trained horses whose^intclligenre is alwa^ s a subjiM.^t of w under^to the audience. Tin* Bandit King was^booked for (ireal Falls for Wi'dncsilay^evening and Manager Maguirc. Uniting^the company could not appear therein^consequence of the washout on the (treat^Northern, arranged with Mr. Wallick to^have him pa urn from Helena to Aua-^comla \i'eilni'sila^' next. Il is said that^the horses will go through 1 heir part of^the |^erfoi*mauee 011 the stage here with aa^much facility as on the largest stage. The^^Bandit King^ w illsun l.i draw the biggest^house of the season. .Vats w ill lie on tale^Tuesday morning.
Buildersand pro|iert^ owners desiring^tor and felt roofs built or repaired will^save money by llguring with the Mon^^tana Itonllnz. I'.iv nig A Supply Co.. post-^offlee Ikjx Hi Huttc. Mont. Work done 111^an^ part of Montana. All work guaran-^teed.
Kuif* Kennedy are the agents for^peer I.islge county of the I'uitiil Matt s^SchtMil F'uruitiirc cotui..iti^. sole maiiufac-^turer* of the Paragon desk. All onlera for^desks and school supplies w ill lie proiuptli^tilled.
Loversof a tine article of beer ^ill find^thai the Win. J. Letup Isn't, w hich is inn^for sal^ in Anaconda, is just the thing^they w ain. It certainly is tn^^ licst beer^tliat can lie pr tcurcd in this town. John^V. Petrtti. agent.
MisHoiLA, June :^n Iiailro.nl men on^this division never bad a harder time than^during the past two weeks. Trainmen^have liecn caught at various places by^washouts and had to remain there with^^out a change of clothing for several days.^The sii|^e; iniendeiit and his clerks, the^dispatchers, the roadmaster and track^^men, the hridgciiifii. the Uiggag.-master^and nearly everybody else except the 11. 'ti^in the freight ollleewere worked almost to^death. The men in the freight office had^a picnic until the road was opened again^and then their hard work began. Super^^intendent Brims.111 was out on the line^most of the time during the washouts.^There wen- from 'JhU to 4t)n passengers^here several days at a time and they lie-^sciged the dispatcher's, otllee and asked^all kinds of questions. Chief Dispatcher^Burke hail other business in attend to, and^although he never lost his temper nor for^^got to be courteous, he steered (he strang^^ers up against Chief Clerk Wilkinson of^the superintendent's ofllee till Wilkinson^cried for quarter and then he sent them^dow n to Harry Clark, the agent. When^the rush was over the dispatcher's oltice^door w as locked and a sign of **no ad^^mittance^ tacked on it.
Overworkwas too much for Mr. Burke.^For two weeks he slept only two or three^hours a night, anil in that time lost 11^pounds. On Friday evening his vocal^cords became paralyzed, ami Dr. Hanson^took four hours in restoring thorn. The^doctor has ordered him to take a voca^^tion of a month, lest something worse^come to his health. There is not a rail^^road man w ho w ould not regret to see any^misfortune overtake Burke, He is a splen^^did railroad man and he is a prince of flue^fellows.
BaggagemasterFaI Pow ell worked very^hard during the rush. Or, as the poet^said, one could tell that
He was working like a lieavrr^by the unlabel of tils .Limns.^He got something to eat occasionally^slept a few minutes once in a w hile, and^changed his clothes sciiiwiisrasiotially.
(insNelson of the express office pursued^the e\ en tenor of his way, and never got^rattled except when someliody interfered^w ith his business or undertook to teach^him new tricks. Then his patience for^^sook him.
ConductorFrank Prouty got caught at^Avon between washouts, lie was put in^charge of a work train and forovera week^staid out in that country. He says he is^not used to w ashing and it broke his heart^to have to wash his clothes, but he had to^do it ns he could not buy any clean ones^nor get any from home.
ConductorJohn ( lean of Hope waa^running a train ^around the horn^ from^Spokane to Missoula by Wallace. Idaho,^for several days and did not get a chance^to say even ^good morning^ to his family.
Puringthe blockade there were niimer-^oitr traveling men of Hebrew persuusion^held here. Some of theni appeared to ow n^the whole Northwest. One of that kind^went into the railroad lunch counter^one day. Seine bam and eggs were being^cocked in the kitchen and he did not like^the smell of the haul. Said he, ^Vat^stinks so^^ A railroadman standing by^informed him that there was no offensive^^xlnrtill he entered the room. That made^him mad. ^Are you a railroad man'.'^ ho^asked. ^Yes.
Veil,I'll see that you get discharged,^as President Oakes is a great friend of^mine.
Oh,go to h- I. Oakes is my sou-in^law,^ was the unswei. Then the hand^played.
ConductorA. J. Hogan has gone to San^F'rnnciFco. A pass for one was enough^going, but two will Ik- required for the re.^turn trip unless the conductors on the^train consider that u man and his wile are^one.
Somemischievous |iersou found an^empty brer bottle ut Boiiiln the other day.^He w rote a note and put it in the bottle^and alter corking it, threw it in the river^This is the way the note read: ^1 am^drow ning. If it was not for these d d big^biMits I could swim anil sate myself^James Burke, chief dispatcher. Missoula.'^If anylsxiy linds that bottle, he need not^be alarmed. Burke is not drow nctl.
Havid Blackie. the hotpitul stew aid^happy. On Tuesday night Mrs. Blackie^presented him with a son, ^Pavie*^ponular among the men and 1 hey will n-^joiee with him.
T.T. Slatteiy of (iulesburg. III., second^vice grand master of the Brotherhood of^Kailrond Trainmen, visited the lodge here^early in the week and found it in excellent^condition. 1 could have told him he would^finil it thut wav. There are no flics on^the KiK-ky Mountain division, nor the^lislges, nor anything connected with it. A^HimmI is too inucli for it for a little w hile^but only a little w hile.
F.xpressMessenger Tom Koberts worked^lu re in the otflee much of the week and^ran M the stub to Clark's Fork the rest of^^ he time.
FxpressMessenger Maughan was more^fortunate. He got penned in Helena with^washouts on both sides and had a picnic.^Its pretty tough to have to stay in Helena^11 week, but its belter than working .1^hours a day.
F.xpressAuditor Otto w as here much of^the past two weeks, helping to sell fruit^and lish that the company could nm send^through. He went to Spokane hist night.
Puringthe worst of the blockade the^pile drivers from the Rocky Mountain.^Cascade, Idaho and Montana divisional^and the Montana I'nion were employed^on this division ami still they could not^build as fust as the water could destroy.
TunCall Buy.
theBoulder and F.lkhorn branch and is^now running w ith Conductor Van Houscti.
ConductorSmiin has charge of the park^freight temporarily.
ForemanS. M. Nye of the boiler shops^has engagcil in tin- manufacture of cigars^with Jimmy Shipton. The latter w ill have^charge of the business while Mr. Nye will^continue to hold down his position in the^shops.
Theheavy rise in the Yellowstone has^prei ruled the removal of the park freight^engine from the river, where it was deposi^^ted a week ago by a rock slide near^Sphinx.
KngincerTom Wade is mulling on the^Boulder branch Icuqiorarily during the^absence of F^iigiueer Simpson, who was^c.uled to this city by sickness in his^family.
somet oxn.i l)K to SKIP.
ThePolice Wira all D.-e^|iulal^la t'liar-^aeters to Mote (In,^Quick and decisive action on the part of^the pei.ee hns had the effect of ridding the^city ol many of the thieves and tramps^who poured into tow 11 tiom Butte on Fri^^day and Sulurda.i. The poln e untitled all^suspicious looking characters that It^would on all accounts he licst for them to^vamiMise. and vamoose a large number of^them did. The railroad men say that all^Saturday night tramps were trying to^sneak away on the ore trains. There are^still a good muiiy left, however, anil the^two special |m^lieetni-n appointed Satur^^day will Im- kept 011 the lorec for the^present.
Severalsmall hurglaries wen- re|sirteil^Saturday nigh; and yesterday. Somebody^went through a room in the Hotel Com^^mercial and helped himself to a quaintly^of clothing. In a nuniU-r of instances^burglars prying anniud priiate residences^were scared away by the owners who were^keeping close watch of their premises.
I'rankMrlicary a switchman, was held^up 011 F'rst street by three highwavmcn^bout midnight. They triiil to take his^watch, but he broke away and sum ceded^in effecting his esea|ie.
Thepeople of Oak street were alarmed^last night, many burglurs jxiwliug around^their hack yanls.
Thellriilgs ftwi-pt Away.
MontanaCharley^ yesterday was out^in the country east of Morgan Finns'^ranch. He says when* the road crosses^the river near Norton's ranch, the bridge^is swept away and the water is so high^that it is iiii|m^ssible to ford it. Saturday,^a teamster w ith a load of lumber had a^narrow MNM from drow ning, mid with^lunch difficult! saved his two teams, and^then only by leaving his 11 agon loaded w ith^lumber in the stream. This road to Butte,^for the prctcut. is impassable ami w ill be^so until a new bridge is built or the water^lowers considerable.
ItHyiminU's^ In in^With its World of Wonders, as can be^seen elsewhere in our columns, will he^here for two grand exhibitions on Thurs^^day, June *).
k.IJIMil.
TheF'araout Ipsftarular Play at Etsii^'^Upnia Hmisf Tn-Mght.
of^Kajanka.^ which will be seen at^F.v.tns opera house to-night, the Cincin^^nati Commercial Uatrtt* says:
TheMiller Hrothcis' spectacular play,^^Kajanka,^ opened lor a week at lb-tick's^w ith the usual Sunday ni.itinee. yesterday^afternoon, after a successful run at^N.bio's garden and the principal cities of^the Fast. Those who w itnessed the pro^^duction a little more than a year ago in^this city would acarcel} rcccgniie the play^since it has passed through a ^ rucial test,^trimmed with the suggestions of the Is-st^critics and rejuvenated with the most^novel anil striking in stage mechan^^ism. The aim apparently has Is-eti^In reach the highest scenic and spectacu^^lar effects, and the Miller Brothers have^succeeded ndinirnbli. as was attested by^iliose w ho witnessed the performance. The I^t-pccialtics are of a su|M-rior character^from Itcgiiimng to close, atal this feature |^ol th* ..how alone isf-iitflcieiit 10coiumeiid j^it toti - pat lounge of the public. Among^die set lie por.lolls of the play arc BeeUe- I^huh'scave, idol nsmi 111 Janish tempi**. !^exterior ol the tempie by moonlight, ruins^of the temple, a fairy gioiio. a^fh'ial bower and F'.liorrn's Imwer.^^ he Ins: being a beaut did trans^^formation scene. Miss Kale Bcllingll.tlll^as li,tl:rlmlt has an excellent couccpiioii^of u dashing, haialsome demon. Honors^were Inline by William Huge. who. as^/iiiot-'lo. son of titvhftiiih, gave a wonder^^ful exhibit ion of Ins ability as a contor^^tionist. The Mari|sisa dancers, compris^^ing Misses l.ellie Sennet I. Ada Menelte,^Aila Anson,tin- Hon sisters and tin* sisters^Lincoln, won frequent applause by their^salutnry exercises. Mile. Bcrtoto, the^marvelous transformation dancer, was^encored again and again. (in at^assistance to the pl.n are the^Marbuts. Flench acrobats, eight in 1111111-^lier. assisted by the clever clow 11. Charles^W.Kavcl. In tin-last scene the change^from a apcctarle of desolation 10a rath.nit^s|N)t)css vision of while ami gold, ri pre^^senting F.lcctra's home, is wonderful. The^show opened w it h a crowded house, and^the indications an* that ^ Ix.m janka^ w ill^face cniwili-il houses during the entire^w-eek. The usual matinees will lie giieu^Wednesday and Saturday.
Seller^;. A. It.
CommencingJuly 1, the regular meeting^nights of the (!. A. II. w ill Is- the second^and fourth Saiiirduys instead of the first^anil sis end Monday.-.
W.Mi Kl I ! I K. Adj.
Ires l.uitrlles.
TheGranite saloon proprietors have
commencedthe free lunch system. Cold^lunches arc procurable at all hours uud^hot lunches at night.
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Alum
Hmmonia.
baata
Asorrel horse, branded w ith a hear! on^left aide, two hind feet white to the knees.^F'inder please return to Warm Springa^livery stable and receive Sin reward.
AdvertisedLetter l.i-t.^Letters remaining unclaimed in Ana-^Cotlda postofricc for the w eek euiliug Satu-^day evening, June 'Ja, l^rj;
OKMLKMKVSLIST.
Iafrlnt. Fredo i
Allen.I) H^Ainlcrsiui, *tVclleua^Ajothe. aaaa^linker. Albert M^ltlaii\i-lt. w II^Hronsoti, (J -o
maw.rat
laniit'll. 1 M^Tamil. Mike
(olt*. Joilll II
Crane,(i W^I i .linn le. Ilnuiias^liavis. Join^liwyre. Will^I Inaue. Miimii^Forth.I i:^llarr. W P^Howell. M X^.loluisiin. Harry
.liillllsuo,s P
Johnson..1 A^Jones, I i .tiik P^Kelly. I'ar^iicin! Itaa
l.aii- F Q
l-auulinM.II:^Men \man. Frank A^Vital. Martin^Moi'nn. ihouiaa^Mi-Aiilev.CI^Met;ill. Peter^Mi'.MInili'l.i liarles^MiMaii. NI^(Mat a. i ^ie^O'LeUgkUa, Frank^I'eln.o. Kufeae 1.^Ilelllllilolo. I M
Ucaarda,w a^HaaHh. .laiiies
Mllllll.I u^'I'ailnr. Ainlitose^1 ti'Msan. .lolin^'I ,s^lil. .Iniiu V^l lil. ricl W^Whtti. Joseaa^W inner. M A
Wright,tmy^y.ei :;ai , Jtaieph^Maaaa, Hear) U iv kg
Harry.Miss llaiin.ili^Frugoli. Sauti
11.1.111. Illglill
.lolinsoii,N \
i.11101 In i g. A W
Mcltregor,ilenrge
Letup'sl*-er is the stuff.
LADIES' lis r.
Altken.Mrs 1'lla(psjaf, \ letorla
Brailley,MargaretPckg siimerlleld, N inn^Hauler. M A Mrs Sni.tli. Mrs Mai) A II^Mlli'lalre. Mr* II
unifiesLIST.
Matera,Mijn^Nelson. Aumiftt^IKaea, at KM in hristlua^ll.iiioeta. JflM^Mioni. Israel^\ iTko. Frank^In calling for these letters the applicant^must call for advertised letters and give^ihite of this list. One cent will Is- col^^lected for each letter. If not called for^within two weeks tbc^ will Is* sent to the^dcud letter office. J C. Kl Pi'l.KK, P. M.
lor Sale at a Itargnlu.
OneJ0-nsitn bearding house and furni^^ture on Fast I'ai k ai eiiue. Apply to T. It.^Fitzgerald. Standaiil building.
Messrs.Hoot ^ Vme.vard. the mieiitors^of the (iravity Cabli' way. are abtmt to in*^corporati' a company lor the pur|s^seof^placing their Invention before the public^and putting in o|m.ration a line showing^its practical utility, and invite nil w ho^foe! disposed to invest m the enterprise to^lean- their names at my office on First^street, and they will Is* taken fiis- of^charge to where their experiment line is^now built, near the city, w here they w ill^Ire pleased to show its merits.
(lUI.J.i.s Hiil'i'K.
Nolle*.
All|iersons knowing themselvea In^^debted to me. will plcatf mnke settle^^ment iM'fore July 1. after thut date! will^be obliged lo give all amounts for roller.^lion. Kes|iectfully, M. S. As. iiueim.
EAMTKKN'MONTANA.
Ain'n3 tlie I ni|ilo^e^ .if ilu- Northern^farlAc's Vellowsteae Dltrlslaa.
LlvlM.sTON.June Hi. The washouts on^the road during the past few dais has kept^many ol the railroad men at this end of^the dii isioii and consequently items con^^ic i ning them an- MM edinglv few.
NightYardmaster Smnllhauseii has^taken a l.Vslny lay off and is v isiting w ith^his family ut Pony. Puring his absence^Switchman W. H. Brokaw is tilling Ilia^position.
GeorgeKced has been transferred from
ForKent A^Locust street.
(iis-irgeBiirlch is the agent for the North^(icriuan-l.loyil anil Kt-J star steamship^lines, which furnish the liest accommoda^^tions for crossing the ocean at the most^reasonable rales. Ho can furnish you^with tickets and Kuro|iean exehauge. ( all^oa! ban ^l 414 Last 1'alk avcuuo.
Kumlsy Kxeursloti Utiles.
BeginningSunday. May !9. Is'.ii'.and un^^til further iinliee. the Montana I'nion rail^^way will sell ton Sunday olilyi roiintl lnp^tickets Immwccii all stations at tine tare lor^round trip, gissl only on ihite ol sale.
Wanted.
rags,a i
theHTAMDsBD
Cleanco^onice.
F'orflrst-i-lass meals at reasonable prices^go to the Hoanl of Trade reslaiirulit, JH^First Stnsgt.
ForSale A pool table and liar fixtures^complete. Apply to Con O'Connor, M^F'lxnit street.
hemp'sis the laser now . ( all for it.
E
VANSOPERA HOUSE
JOHNMAGlilHX MANAOEBl
ANACONDA,MOM
uramn om.v.^Wednesday, June 29.
'lb KuiiioUh Kuuiaiitii* A^Mor,
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Crfditomof 1I10 laKtos ^ ConiH-U M*^r-^ratmle Co. are heroby notifla^d to m-ttio^ihf-ir uccountH at the ofUca^ in thr* old lo^^cation. ( stiToll MMtMMg may bt* M*ttlc^J^ti.crw .^.-
Tliepr-ijiriot.rr* of th*' J^^r^dt*r liavr^n-titfil a Ktoi*^- at 'J*^ Nurtli Main *W* ^ t.^Butie if^p|k^^itn llt-iiiK! m , un^l wili r*.-^inuve th*^ir ^^utirv MMlL
Wuutfil \ ! brink setter to art
er-'sal l^ri( U. Apply to Starulanl I'm -^rirk company. Anueontl.t.
JAMESH. WALLICK
Intwo | f Mi fain^ u* i^ay*,
THBCATTI.li KING.
1h** i -| .rstrlsin m**!u Irarna o* th- ap''.
TNIBANDIT KINO,
Asp ais I bf Mr.
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IN.11 sTU'K (^OfBT^Cuuuty ^f Is-i-r Iaii
State of Mm'.idi
i.Aus-'ntnl i Totra^liocswsu. Ju.l.cs of ltt
six-roombrick house. |ro^Apply at lor bt^usi street.
\N'liate\tr you do tr^ a glass of the cele^^brated Letup's beer and satefy ^o . .. If.
Purify^our^Blood Purifier.
hlotslnow with (iretron^the great health rt toivr.
Fivetub Istths for one dollar at plunge^house. ^
TheLeader clothing store w ill mo\o to^Butte.
TryL-nip's laj-cr for a change.
a,bainri' J. A.^1' i
A.W. 1^: iii -la' a^ i 'i.. ii i .p1-. i * Pstnita^Ford, defrn uat. All is liuum aa. Th - a ^^of Moalau.1, tn the sliois .i iui'-d deti-o-i^nt,^Ureetlna
Vetiare iiermty sum-no.is I to b^ snd appear^kaaara in-'. J, a. 1.01-sweii. s Juatlea at ins^1'i a.f in an i for 1.1^ i n!int^ . f beer l/idgs. at^in\ aflaa, ni Ana ninli. s t . u t n lo dil't
Il'tthesrrtloe0! this itiasannaa bjr aubiwa-^linn, tlifu an 1 die clu in 1 ,...^^ ^ ^r I 1 ^ 1^asaM at A \\ Innusit A, 1 uH th' att -Ts
iiitns.l |i sin |^s. ib 1 en I a i n 11 ^ re.- ifef t o^. in ^^' m-ii'.j ..11 .tint lw.-.jt. runs ..11 . .1^li.e.llli. .io isr^. lor m^f.-liavri. 1 .^*s v^ il slid -Is-^lin rtsa 11 las dceiidaai by ptaUltlffa. by ii*.^fin l in. ^ tarrta! Inataoes ^'i ; rit|usst in P.*^saonttii 1.: I ^ ^t . a ., Maic a I \i^i . au^ami In arts nit ih^r* ^r Ju l^ment sill tie roa and^agatn.t you, t'atrl-k Ferd, t ^ abjrs-naatsd^defeadaat, fir baa sum ol at^esj u- tad^tsenii mn^ laa aiiatliaini thill r^ .tui.-.t.of^suit hi pUlatifli' bihalf aaprndisi
it.vcuuudsr lay haad this Ha dai *^t Jnns,^liai.J. a. I ^ 1**11.
Justiceul las 1' ^ a.
THEMONTANA,
AJiAcoaoa,
DponedJuly 1. M**.^Kaopaaad Oet. 1, las
POWDER
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NOTARYPUBLIC.
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SHORT OKDER HOUSE.
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