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THEANACONDA STANDARD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER U, xS^2.
THEBUTTE OFFICE
ortiikSTANDARD
Ifla th^ S^ Windsor Hotel Annex, No. SI^ha. t Broadway The Telepkono
Numberi^ S*.
Adrertiseinrcttwill bo roeelred .it Ihe Tlutte^^ft.. i' of the m iMiAim till ^^ o'clock P. M. tat^Insertion Ui the following iii-'inlua's iiaper.
TheStamhiip Is de red to Hiitte 8ub-
srrtber.rally every moraine;.
COCNTTDEMOCRATIC NOMINATION!
Korsts'.e Sonstor.^WILLIAM Mi MMMfft^1 nr Kepri'.cntatlvr*.
moi^k waun,
v.ii. PICK kim NIL^Hlo.M II It K1I.gai.L03I,^I^an \ aNi t: y.
pk.i'. s. winston,
nunk. mii.sox.
8BOBMCrillWJ,^I.oi is tilt.lTTAN',^CHAKLIS LANE.
m.Aiixoi.n.
J-'or.Indite of I lie HKirlct,^J.J. MillAl'TON.^For flerK of Mm DMrM fourt,^I'KKltlN MT, IBVI ML
TorSheriff.^r.rr.lAK MLUYAX.^For OsMMMf ( Irrk mid lici-order,^WILL o. THOMAS.
ForOotiotv Treasurer,
I,P. ItUT,^For^ MMMMj Asse^^or,
HMIfftTM.^For (MMMM Attorney,^IAMBI m. m:i^ .^For County Aiiilitor.^JnllN 0. SIMPSON,^^ort'.iimty t'omnit-sloners.^PATaUCS Mi l i in,
0.MT, OIWIl K.
mn^inn
Superintendentof Schools,^MISS i IIIU'.CT HOM.ANa^PMMM Administrator,^A. J. TAIII'.KT.^Coroner,^Dr ^;. \\. MONROE.^County Surveyor.^.It^lln (ill.i.ik.^for Justices, of the Peace, Silver flow Tow*^tlilp,
BTnii.1. Mil.POOS'.
r.b. mi.livan.^Walkervllle i..-so.iup,^J, r. BUCKLEY,^JOHN ^ onnki.l.^Meadervillo Township,^MT, |. KIKkWooli.^Far Constables, s.,;ror Hon Townshla,^i ll a l;l.| s sWaNsiin,^Mj ii UAM ^PSAUUK.
Walkcrville'township,
jami:si.i:\ms.^ni:ii. OUONXkXI.
Mendot v ilie T.isnsliip,^JAMLs UU.L\
BDTTbCURRENT NOTtS.
VA'.II. Winters loll fur Kaunas ('itj- ^cs-^Irr-lay.
Hon.W. A. CI il k li is iciurned from a^visit to Now Yui lb
Mr.uiul Mis. II. I^. ^-.^i^i^i^itrt^^ii ^f MmM^^dnl^ Ml visum s in Mm oily yesterday.
Thefunor.il ^ if Ho- Into T. I^. Kent took^mmmm yostenl.iy aftermmn anil nan largely^atti nili il.
Hmi.14. V. Wl il^. tlo^ I'ixt triivoinor of^the territory of Montana, was in MM city | linn out^yesterday.I to mmmm
ATTHE COURT HOUSE
CommentUpon the Final Report of the^Grand Jury.
IT IS SHARPLY CRITICISED
AnotherMatrimonial Misfit Before^the Courts Galena Street^Robbers Now Citi^^zens Made.
Pittk, Oct. 11. Tin- report of the grand^jury has created more of a stir about tln^^court house than i^ jiiKiille^l by Ha import^^ance: tlio iihrrifT'rt otlico especially, from^chief to jailer, in vory tiuioli rili-it, ami the^more tliey tliink uboiil it the holler tiny^Bet. anil MMMJM the n Meet,mis oaj tlio^ofllee us uiilouiidcd ami the outgrow th of^personal spite. Some of the statement**^in MM jury s re|vort MM nuTorioiiHly untrue,^ami almost nppcnr malicious where il^^MM tiiul mi record of prisonei-k is kept^and no date of their commitment or dis-^charco or the offense charged ncitiiiKl^them. The fact is a complete record in^every one of these ssesseaMl is kept, ami is^seen every day by NMMFOMM on their visits^to the jailer's oflioe. Sheriff l.loyil says^the jury made no iiiipiirics about rocor.ls^and did not e.xnmiiie his Issiks. ^Ill only^eases they iuipiircd about.'* said the sher-^iIF. ^vvcro two old attachment cases in^whiHi Mr. Hrophy. foreman of the jury,^had is'i'ii lartavaataM BV One ^a^ in the^rase of Brophy A; Co. against Sldley A Co .^in which certain money was jjiirnishwHl.^I'lKin the recommendation I, J. O'l^-ary^was ai^|Miinte^I to make lhe colleetii/iis.^and Mr. Ilrophy and William Heel,^^em on his Itonds ns sureties for^the faiihful disi-harce of his duties^and accounting of eulloctioiis. I Maayi^know thnt there was ever any moiiev col-^leetcd. but 1 never rec. .veil any. In I lie^eariiMunont of M/HB^ it la the next i him;^to impossili'.e to Sanaa! it. as we must^await a judgment ami e\i^ utiuii from the^c urt which takes a year some times, by^whii h lime Hn gaitkmMf person is cither^insolvent or has removed from town, lu^that case it run Ih' only collected by n civil^nelion, w Inch is never resorted to. As far^as my ixcords are concerned they arc part^of the district court mid arc not kepi in^my office. The jury did not ask to exam^^ine them, and Will Clark, clerk of the^court, is authority far the statement that^lie has never heard a sincle complaint^made alMiut myolliee or the returns made,^so thnt I consider the statement that there^is a general complaiiil about my office a^knowingly MMM one.
Thatis the way the sheriff relieved him^^self tics morning. When I'uhlic Adminis^^trator Murphy was asked for a statement^in answer to the criticisms directe d to-^ward his odlcc by the jury he declined to^make one. saying thai he made bis ac^^counting to the court and that everything^had been settled up to date when th^ pro^^bate court adjourned, and he w ill show his^accounts to Is'straight w hi n lie goes be^fore tho court with his regular reports.
AWife's ^ lis^e^lness.
DuvidM. l'.lliott. through his attorney.^Charles O'ltnnncll. lo-day commenced di-^\orce proceedings against his wife, Annie^K. Klliott. and sets fort II in his complaint^that they were intermarried on the iVMh^day of Bccember, 1^^;^\ in Monro county.^Mo., and lived together until the MM H^last August. The defendant has Is'cn^guilty of extreme cruelly toward her hus^^band, and on the above date she ol'ileretl^I the house anil ciiiii|M*llcd Mm^She lolil him that if he lalked in
Born.In the w ife of II. J, Sullivan or No. ! her again she would scatter his brains on^14J Center street, i eutcrv illo, ^k-t. ii, a I Hie sidewalk, and furilii r told him never^daughter.i to show his face again. Slie held up her
Theletter from Mrs. .Ionian, ill which | hands and took a solemn oath that she^the luily complained of not having re
ceixeil1 be Is'iiclit money , was n'ecixed by^a lady of this city last Sunday, and not^^some time ago,^ as was stated in a hs*al^|^a|M^r yesterday.
AllCltuctls of t enlerv llle andWalker-^ville w ho are in sympathy with tlie |mhh*Ic*s^party are ii'ipiestetl to iniM't at the llilicr
ouldm*vcr live with him another day or^hour, and would not live in the same house^with him. tin the M ening of the tilh of^I letols-r she threatened lo shoot him. He^I further alleges that she refused lo wash^j and mend his clothing, and otherwise re*^tii-.i il to tient him as a husband should be^tn'atcd. till seyeral occasions she used
Mill UO I eiiui-si i ^ i unit ,,i in, llliB'l- i,,, . _,, ^.I- . _
mahall this evening at I p.m. for the pur. 1 J^ leailtl improjH-r language to hun.calhng
,k.seof ^igai.i/.ng a ,s.oplcs party club, j mm ^i. bar and other nasi^';
Allare conbally invited to attend.I^^ ^f ^cars she has t.vatcd h. ..
Thetirst genuine snow storm of the sen.^son set in yesterday tin ruing at MMMl 1^^o'cjis'k mmm cMiitinued ilirougliout the en-^tiii'd.iy . The weaiher Bstafl ajMlM WSJM^the snow mclletl as last as it fell, other^^wise giM.d sleighing yye ild lloyy exist.
Mrs.J. I . I'owell will ai'eoinpaiiy her^husband on his trill to O.'dcu. Salt l.ako^titid |leii\er and w ill go east from there,^Vfslliug in Sioux City and Minneapolis,^io.uing ihc cduli on their return at I Igden.^The little w lute dog ^'Nig^ w ill ac.'i iiipaiiy^the club as a in.c-cot,
Th*1slaughter house employe artvstrd^last Saturday for assault and battery on^a I'eti dVWvttte Indian woman named i^Mary, put in an anpearaec in .lutlge '^Uddy *s court to-day and entered a plea of^guilty, lie was lined mo and costs, w hich^he paid, hut reluwsl lo give his name.
Theguild lodge of the I. ^I. t;. T. i-on-'^vene* at llillon to-day. and will ix'iiiaiu ill 1^session three days. Mrs. Kuth Burton,^Miss Johnson. Mrs. William Hamilton, H. I^O. I*i arson. William Hamilton, .lohn As-^tle. I'. S. Ix-ek. J. A. l.oiiL'slalT. Ke\. I^.^Holmes and ^ . a. Johnston of this city
Willattend as delegates.
Marriagelicenses were vestordav issued^to William I.. Hill ami Miss Mary K.^Palmer, Samuel Couch and Miss ( arobna 1^HiK-kiug. Ikuuc C. Misire and Miss llollc ,^Short, John BeOS'H and Miss Sel.na |^Swansou, of Butte, mid to riehard Mc- .^Nally ot Butte and Miss L^fjla Kyati of^li.ild t reek. Hier l.islge county.
Complaintwas filed in Judge Muldoiin's
frt yestenlay by .lis* Klalfki agaitisi '
JohnMunyer. ai'cnsing huu ol iiitenditig^to leave tin' stute y\ .thout pavinff a hoard^bill due the complainant. Munyer was {^arrcsieil and snteead a plea of not guilty .^He will Is' tried tisday. The amount^w hich Klalfki cluinis is due huu is }:L'.10.
Inacceptance ol an invitation to attend^A ball and etttertaiuuictit to be given by^the Young Lubes' and Young Men's insti- |^lutes of Vnaeouda, the KiMfMMM I.vi'i'iiih^w ill leave lor iheii* this evening at 7 ::tn p.^111. on a sis-eial train provided by the Ana- '^coiula orgatn/ation. The |uiriy will Is'^chapei oued by Mrs. Hutler and sfffffj, Kice ]^of South Butte.
I.dwaitls. ims editor of that disreputable^Spokane sheet, is expected to arrive in ,^the city to-d iv. II he carries oik his boast^lo make MMMetf known wi'h a grand^flourish of trumpets he a ill be lucky if lit*^gets away w ith a whole head, as unite a^number of persona who have mmm slan^^dered and traduced it. hi. vile publication^have expressed a w i-l. to form his ac- I^(JUeitttAttOfl for a few minutes.
G.A. Williams. IradllM ladies' hair^dresser and wig maker Tho ls^st place^to buy wigs, switches, front piece* and^shell ornaments. 71 West Broadway.
Beggs'(iermati Salve for r uts, sores anil^burns. There is none I si-Her. Bo sure^}ou net Hoggs'. For sale by all druggists.
Frrshranch eggs, creamery butter and^lioiiie-mad^ bread at l^au Tewey's new^Southern lintel. Meals ^ cents.
Ifyou wi-h to buy a llrsi-olass piano or^organ on casv term..go to Orion liros..:)U4^K. Main.
Goto 'I ^ BesUMetM hotel for a goud 31^ecut uieul,I in guod stylo.
verycruelly , until life has become a hill*^den to him. Tho plaintiff has a perma^^nent injury, hav iug had a dislocation of^his shoulder in Mav. lS'.m. and does not^enjoy goisl hcallll. 1 he delelidalll has all^exceeding'.', disagreeable and object toll^^able disposition, and has made the life of^her husband a continual life of pain and^mental trouble, whorof ore he asks that the^Isolds of matrimony existing Istweeu^tliclll be dlssolycd.
The(lalciiit sired ItoMiers.
AttorneyIhdTy yesterday assisted the^state in securing a conviction of May^Wilson, one of the numerous tialena^street robbers, mid the result y\as that he^did not npi'i ar for Sadie Wilson and Mat-^tie Williams, the women who robbed^Farmer Smith of ^7.o. when they MMM^arraigned i his morning, although ho h.:d^MMM originally retained by tnciii. The^^MMM of Judge Waldorn w as entered for^the sjsjsssjaa of receiving the women's^plea, and they '-aid limy were not guilty.^They will ls^ called up again on Thursday^to hav e their case-- set for trial.
JosephSayers. charged with burglary ill^the Ill's! degree, was this morning |w*r-^imlted to plead imilly to the crime m NM
seconddegree a.id received a sentence of
Ismouths iii the penitentiary .
Thestale case of vagrancy against II.^Iiaiielui.au. w Inch had MMM set lor trial^this morning, ytas continued mild next^term, ow iug to the absence of important^stale w itnesses.
Themotion to \ acate judgment in the^case against Peter Holt/ was set for heal ^^ing next Saturday.
WilliamWilliams pleaded not guilty to^the charge of burglary in the |lr*.i degree,^anil his case was set for trial to-morrow.
lodgeMi'tlnHon's Court.^All order was HHMtsd requiring the do-^IsHdsMMalM the case oft hallesC. Haskell^ngallisl Frank (i. Law son an ! Clarence C.^Froil to appear in court and answer i|iies-^tSMM MMaSf oath relative to information
respectingtheir property,
inthe ease of Fredern a Boyce against^M. B. Scoti and others, a jury was waived
andthe erldeneepresented le the court,^and by it lake*) under advisement.
Thecase of li. M. Cobban against W.^II. Bhsleot yvas coiit.t.ui d until to-morrow^lo. I rial
Therey^ as no appearance in the case of^Charles Handy against 1'. Carpenter and^it was dismissed.
Themotion lo dismiv - the appeal in the^case of Marry Casscrt against Benjamin^1SCobs and Otliera was susiaim-il.
'Flicinjunction sjrae denied in ihecase^of C. (i. Cram and oihcis against J. it.^Tciii|i!i iuan et al.. and the temporary |s
strainingorder dfesolvsd. The demurrer
ofsome of the defendants was sustained^and the plaintiff granted U day s to Hie an^amertdrn eomplaini.
Thedi'iiiurn'rs in the damage cases of^Katie Ludlow and M. C. Holland against^the strict railway company were oyer-^ruled.
Inthe condemnation nreMsaaaMaof the^city against A. W. Barnartl and oihers for
Insentenslaaiof Wyoming street south,^an order loalMM cause yrhy lbs Maperti^shoiilil not Is' condemned and a Isianl oi^appraisers uppiiinted. was issued to-day.
Increasingtlic I 1st of toieis.^Judge, l'ciubt rion to-day admitted to
citizenshipICdwartl Bye, a nntlvc of Nor^^a-ay: Itiidulph Vcrlieh, Austria: Mike^Dragiril, Austria: Peter Bodoiciri, Aus^^tria i Joseph I*. McKeown. Ireland: John^Hiidinan. Austria; Otto L. Johnson, Swe^^den : Haul Tret haw ny. Kugland: llicliard^Nutclieiis. Kngland; B. X. Selnor, Kng-^land: It. Koitch, Austria: Stephen Bain,^Austria: William M. Brown, Kugland;^I almond Thomas. I tlgland: I'atnck Lally.^Ireland: James('. Bogers, Kugland: John^Ha hilly. Ireland: James Shea. Ireland;^Freak Art is, Italy; baukl Wolf. Polund;^Grovanui Ghella, Italy: Knianuol Inauna,^Austria: Pioiro Astesoma. Italy : Sarnlliio^Bartohnal, Italy: Patrick l.'yan. Fuglnnd;^Matt Backnian. Finland; Lnk An'lcraon,^Finland: Simoi'li Bourgeois. Canada: An^^des! Muichcl. Austria: Michael Million.^Ireland: Andrew llcilin, Ireland; Mike^Biley. Ireland.
JudgeMcllatton this evening adinitletl^Ban O'Councll. Bovid Hyan. John Sulli^^van. Con Kcllcv. J. F. Mi (.inuis. Luke^Billon. Dal ton McDonald, M. J. Harring^^ton. Thomas Campls'll. Cornelius Kelly,^James Byrne. Anthony -Gallagher. Janiii^Sullivan. J. 1^. Kennedy. James Mclx-igh,^I*. J. iMafs. I'. J. liiiiTington. Simon^l^iw ncy, M. O'Sullivaii. Ireland; George^l-'ergtison. Scotland: B. Mabrilo, Italy:^F.ilw.uil lioiue. John Carbis. Kugland; J.^V. O'llonncll. Camilla : Andrew Wagner,^QsrsnaM/l John Fox. Lew is I'ape, I*. Carl^^ton. John l.iuieslon. Thomas Oliver,^Samuel Williams, William Shovell, Kug^^land: I). T. Davis. Wales: Herman Mat-^son. Finland: .1. F. Mi Lcisl. Canada: J.^Gays US, w. F. /itelman. Germany; Bat-^tisioCerovo. Italy I H. l'eicrson. Norway;^S. Dayman. Itussin: J. W. Lyons, P.^O'Neill. T. O'Councll. Ireland: John Hop^^kins, Wales; Alex McKay. Scotland.
CourtUtilise Culling*.
TheMineral Hill Mining company IHcd^its annual statement of accounts lor rec^^ord today. 'Flic capital stock is rjUO.POO^shares of tho par value of $l.tKX^,0:iO. fully-^paid up. The company's indebtedneaa is^M2J s7.ii'.'. nud its mines are located in In^^dian creek. Jefferson county, and in Butte.
AMorder continuing the sale of real es^^tate in the estate of Abby Shea, deceased,^ha-- BSea made and llleiL
TheConeaMtMM ksdo, Independencn dis^^trict, has Ih'cii located and recorded by^Kate Olson and Peter Autonich.
DanDaiiuaii. Tom I 'ld^MI Lilwnrd Car^^roll, natives of Ireland, and John Scott of^Finland, lo-day MMM out their lirst citiien-^blnp papers.
IN POLICE COURT.
I.ugg,the Iletectivr. In Usrd Luck^An^Alleged Child Hester.
Brut:. Oct. 11. Tho trial of W. M.^Kugg. the ^iletcctivi*.^ on a charge of vag^^rancy, was concluded in the police court^to-day. Tho sleuth of X^ years' cx|M-ri-^ence was found guilty and flmil $10 and^costs, amounting in nil M 9MT^Mk Being^unable to pay. he was sentenced to w ork^out his indebtedness to the city by work^^ing with tho chain gang. His attorney^immediately Hied a motion for a new-^trial.
FrankKllis.a South Butte man.pleaded^not guilty to a charge of aggravated as^^sault and battery. Tho complaint was^filed by a neighbor, anil alleges that Ellis^lias Ih'cii making a practice of inhumanly^Is ating his little 10-ycar-oid step-son with^clubs and pieces of fire wood. It is^claimed that the hoy's body is bruised as^n result of the terrible beatings which ho^received.
A.J.Warrenand Cora Harrington, ac^^cused of having drugged and robls-d Will^^iam Bell, were arraigned for grand lar^^ceny and MMMMd pleas of not guilty.^They will rcc#i\e preliminary hearing^next Friday.
TunLyons and Grace Howard pleaded^guilty to disturbance. The woman paid^and the man MMM committed.
Pat[awry and Dennis Harrington marie^individual c ntrihutious of Ja ami costs^fordistiii'lialiee.
JohnVeasic anted $1 and costs for in^^dulging in a plain drunk.
Noticeto the I'uhlic.
TheButte City Water company have^placed hydrants at various places along^their mains ami are desirous of renting^the same for lire protection. We tale- this^MMMM of notifying the residents aataMM^the city limits that all hydrants not con^^tracted for on or beAara (let. JO w ill bo dis^^mantled. Any one ilet irons of nun ing ono^or more will plea -c call ut our oilier. 103^North Montana street.
BriTK City Wokks.
Butte.Mont.. ^k-t. 10. IS!*.*.
Itisl Keturneil.
Mrs.Kate Fox has opened a drcssmak-^IfMJ parlor, room -7. Henderson House,^La .t Park, and w ill Ix^ pleased to sou all^her old and new friends.
THEMORRIS ESTATE
PublicAdministrator Inrpbj Rsceiies^a Letter From Nebraska.
A PICTURE ON THE WALL
Wherea Will Waa Said to Be Hid^^den A Thorough Soarch^of the Place Re^^veals It Not-
Ijingo^photos only f^^ |^er doien at^Pulais Studio.
Appointmentsof Hon. K. I^. Weed.
Guide.\\ iihie.iliiv. I hi, !'.'.
Missoula,Thursday, ^ let, u.^Glasgow, Men lay. I hot. IT,^itneook. Taesuay, tint, is.^sand ^ aulas, \\ei:n-s.ia\. Oct. 19.^Gie it Falls. Hliir.il iv. Oct. JO.^Klkhorn. Saturday. Oct,^Hi! mi. Mnnilay. Ilet. M,^Kherklan, Tuesday, iiet. '^r^.^\ Irglals I Ity. Wnll.i s lav, lie. .1],^I'eiiv. T lint sday. Oct. .-7.^i iilntnlila Falls. Mumlay, Oct. 31.^haii.pi I laraaay. Nov. I.^Walservllle, 1 Inns.lav. Nov. 3.^Nnilli Itutli-. FriU4\. Nov. 4.^Unite. Saturday. Nov.^Helena. Monday, Nov. 7.
MaMsato immmjmJmm Cmmmmmmmmi
Weani pr^*iiai-ed to make puces on^campaign ton-lies. 11. J. Bltiine, 7s West^Park.
WashburnMartin. Bruno guitars. Dob-^son Ji stetson's- banjos and all first-class^musical got sis at Orton Hrus.,:vr^ Y Main.
A.o. M, w.^Finblcin pills at Loy^, tho MMMlar, Ow^-^Icy block.
ThePalais HMsMMa H* UI Kartk Main^street, is the only place in the ci v w hero^you can get the aristo photo.
WantedIMMjOO, No. 1 sciunty, 328^South Montana street.
Idhle'lofaer^v-oniiin ^ ; he ono^who's u ,1 Dr.^pansys I avorile
rraaerinlion.
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BcTTr..Oct. 11.-The public adminis^^trator, who has charge of tho Morris es^^tate, valued nt about V10.IXII. to-day re^^ceived the follow ing letter from the young^Woman who had been raised by Mr. Mor^^ris and who afterwards married and^moved to Nebraska :
Vt MollK. Ncl^.. Oct. J. If*!.
Jfr.Mi.rpliii.'
Utvi: sin Voiu letter nwlved toalay. ass^^111 | foi : lie to tell Vim the pou c vv here I lie will of^Ml. Mm i is Is. ganastoMM house wlicre he^Uvea, sud ^ n Ihc wail ol the front looiu you whl^tlio I a |iii'iiito uf a young gii I drcssin in a n-il^vdvet ilrc.s. Take the plcturn mil of Us frame,^aid u the hack von xxill lag the sill. Iti.a^pn-ti.t - ol myself, lukcii m.iiic time ago, ami Mr.^Morris urn Ills will In the hack of 11 once, ami II
Itis not lllerc he has moved H In tore he Uieil.^lint I Icel positive thai there is cue. even It lie^lias moved it. If It sltmuil i:oi he there, 1 wish^^en Iii ail Ma Ijmw. sa 1 Mats a rigM to cxis'ct^aaaaHUlag, iiiiil 1 v.i-h to linil his win if |sissi-^1,1c hut I reel certain thai lie .11,1 nut move It^uiul 1' l^ where I Ml ssa. 1 am well MMMM to^Sinn n llauswirth's family of Ihittc. hiiiI in ease^you saoaM like to know auylhiic: of me, 1 refer^you tu them. Yours truly.
Mi:s..1. K. II yuAN.^Mr. Murphy, in comivany with u isdice-^niau. this iiioruing visited the house and^found the picture with th^ n-d velvet dress^just as described in the letter. It was^taken Iroin the wall and removed fmm^ihehame. F.very tiling alsuit il w as taken^uiiart and the w ill, just as de-.ei-ilM'd. was^not then'. No sign of it could be found,^and the aiimiuistraior concluded that it^must have Ik-cii ^moved^ by Mr. Morris^Is lore ho died. It is p.ossible that he de^^posited it in some other place, but Mr.^MurpMy is skeptical alsmt it, and it is^probable that no will was left.
IlealI.stale Transfers.^BfTTI'.. Oct. 11.- Tho following real es-^tale transfers yvcro lllcd fur record since^our last report;
JohnMcllrlilc to William Walton. ,-n^-^eivlith interest In the Moose Creek^lusisiverv placer
.1.XV. Maleii' V ami w ife to George a.^i nlihaii, lot 7. hlisk oplur ad^^dition
MaryHaajaynhuthaM to I y la a.^Klrhy, n lot ^ f ground in tm- hciieof^llutlo inlihtioii
O.K.LEWIS^ Co.,
Botte,Mont.
TelephoneXe. *Tt.
1Oil
on
lm
Onlyhalf rates for next two weeks^charged by Dr. Smith, t^7 Kast Park. Sec^atl. on seventh page.
Wntehesat cost, oU days. Leys, tho Jew^^eler, Ow sley block.
Cloaks,Suits and Wraps at^Special Low Prices.
Underwear,Hosiery and Blank^ets Receive Our Attention.
TheSale of Carpets Beyond^Expectation Low Prices^the Key to All.
Winteris here, from all^indications. We are ready^lor it with a fine selection^of Winter merchandise,^complete in every detail^and at the lowest possible^prices.
CLOAKS,SUITS
am WRAPS^in greater variety than else^^where and at prices far be^^low any competition. To^save$3to$io in a Wrap^or Dress is no small item^of Economy, which is cer^^tainly worth your attention.
JUnderwear and Hosiery
Atall prices from the^cheapest up to the best.^Prices to suit everybody.
CrownBridf^^'ork a Specialty
DENTISTRY
WITHINTHE^REACH OF ALL
PRIGES:
flsxmleKuhner Plate
CelluloidPlate
IBidlih Rubber aid Teeth lists...
Hack Rubber l'lnk Gume Plata
Aluminumlink Uume Plata
WhiteCrowns
tlolilPink ^.time Plato
GoldCrowns
Amalgamr^:i:invs from M up.
GoldFillinsi from ^ up
Teemextracted wl.hout pain
t KM
....10 M^.... ISM^.... 12 .10^.... 30 M^.... 5M^.... 7 00^T UO
im
Blanketsand Quilts.
AWhite Blanket of good^size and fair quality at $1.65^a pair. Better ones at $3 Q5,^the $K quality. Gray and^Red Blankets, formerly 53,^$4. *5. 17. now (and for^this sale only) $1.60, $2.50,^f^gg, $5-25.
Carpelsand lloiw Furnishings.
ComeSc
CENTSappeal^to the smell,^1just as a plot'
CID (1 UrC ;,IM,ca's to taM^ciIIVI W% Off music to
aleSSff, They af-^IxJCCford an exquisite
f\ pleasure ami grat-^IIII1 ifuation, of which^. _those possessed of
\piircultivated tastes
lACitwill not volunta-
l-z-v rfly deprive them^^OlOlC. s'' ves. There is^no occasion for^anyone to do so when we arc of-^icrin^ a full line of the most ex^^quisite perfumes that are no^r^produced for the delectation of^refined purchasers.
Fromour stock nut lung essential or d^^tirable is omitted, and lovers of delicato^id.us will find it in thin particular the^Mecca of their search. Wo have a verv^attractive assortment of Solon I'.vi..mkk'a^ntaWVMH ^^ hulk.
Don'tforget th^ new place, under Hkn-^Iiiaw II m.l, l'i8 West Fark Street, Unite,^lloiiiana.
WESTSIDE PHARMACY,
R.II. I'AXSON. Manager.
Businessin our Carpet^Department is on the jump.^The trade appreciate the^p;ood values that we are^offering for the next Ten^Days. Values that will^stare competition in the^face and be an ^Hye^Opener^ to purchasers for^the best goods at the low^^est prices ever shown by^the Carpet trade here.
IngrainCarpets formerly 30c,^now Iqc per yard.
IngrainCarpets formerly 45c,^now 30c per yard.
IngrainCarpets formerly 50c,^now 34c per yard.
TapestryBmisscU formerly 55c,^now 39c per yard.
TapestryUrusscls formerly 80c,^now 04c per yard.
VelvetCarpets formerly $1.25^now 9,5c per yard.
MouquetteCarpets formerly^$2.no, now $1.50 per yard.
Specialprices in Lace Ccr-^tains, Dkapfkiis of all kinds,^Kctis, every thing in this depart^^ment reduced for next ten days^sale.
O.K.LEWIS ^ CO.
Promptattention to mall orders. Sample i
sen;011 application.
M0AD.DENTIST.
PermanentlyLocau-d at
WINDSORHOTEL,
Butte. - - Montana.
ASURPLUS SALE.
Havingpurchased for fall thlpm^nt OTSt^400,000 pounds of Canned Goods, w^ Iinve te^make room fur theni. 11ml coust'ipicntly hare (a^^acrillce some of the Immense hoc* we have os^haiul. Wo have not space to enumerate all tbs^bargains we have, but we call your attention to^a few:
^Imvi's London Layer Ralslatf 0 ^1
2-1Ih boxes^^ j 90
Slbs 1 aimed Corn lloof
Ilb ^* H
1Ih I.iiin'h Tongue no
lie.Iipialiiy (aliforula I ears, ner rose.... 4 iu^*^ P-achi's. ^ .... 401
iirae cans Lemon Hujur. worth T.v- a
Wehave Just received u carload of canned^corn f 10:11 Portland, Maine, and will sell by tits^case at fa .'O.
1mm ^ ornsi no
Kcans Slfied Peas...-1 no
locsus 'I'oinatoes1 on
Qts.Cross ^ lllackwell Vinegar 41
'Franco-Americansoups, per ^it catm to
Egic -_'lh n't^* f^uakei' tints1 ul
liniorteil UnliaiHl Iterrlnj, \y bite Hoop. 1 CO^6-yar old i upper instilled Whiskey, per
gai3 00
Anyvariety 0.' 4-vear-old lalllornia Wine,
pergal |!1
2-year-olilel net Wine, |^er gal re
importedHolland Gin. per galI 011
ImportedIh-uiiessv llrandy, )ier bottle... 1 80^Guinness Ala uml Port'-r. per doz 221
Wealso havo received a carload of Hams,^Bacon anil 1-ard. aud are seltlng UonelOis 11 am^at tt*fn p'-r pound.
Wehave the lnrgest and most complete slock^sf Grocerleiln ltntte, and as w e only buy for^null and from first hands, we can and will sars^you 20 per seal, on every dollar expended witli^ns.
ButteCash Grocery Co,,
parkAND WYOMING STEtBTi^a_ f. BRAY. Manaaar.
HARRISil RICHARDS,
NEW
UNDERTAKINGPARLORS
BodiesEmbalmed and Shipped to All^Parts ot the World.
Fifteenyears' experience, grednatss^frtSjn Msbslmlsi schools, sod satls-^fsctlou (uarantead.
OPE/iDAY AND NIGHT.
TelephoneNo. 339.
310North Main St, Butte.
layAside All Political Prejudices
Andvote for the People's Tarty candidate for Justice of the Peace,^Silver Bow Township,
C.M. GOLMAN.
IShia 11^mid a !
\T% Jr^ * n-otnsji^\* /7 / Ml allhv .
'' u. hcs,'|.-^wenVtieaw^i that made life 1 -^cone ira fur.'tu mil dlstartiaaoal 1^^aritios that naaasd tassj hive 1 :i c-uixd.^I n-^ mi l flgMsa sj'.i vv the cbi tee, l^^'.^Health has r.ftored the charrii tl it rlsdit-^fullv l-cl.i:i^ tu In- !^..r r'l tac v vkm- ' '^and ailments 1 culler to sromanfa .1, ^ Kn-^verits Pntsi'i'iptionM Li a noaiUtfte remedy.^Nmithcr i'i s,i. t-i fur wer.ieu 1. 7 rttsleeil,^a. t'u - is,* 1 ;-.o is-!'i^f:n imn 111 , . ry case,^or the sseno) Is r^ ruiulivl It\ nruiirielorM^nrc wilHi'i; t^ 1 take tho risk. wY.it it has^^ 1 ^ . v-.-arrant- t:,. -.1 in raafaatsstti ^ what it^^rUI do.
U'r.the afatMJMal MMaaaMMI \ou .-an buy,^beoai axUV yasiwafi ust to sajvs m^-.wfacUou,
oryour nwmiy is ii lllllsat^Von univ nay MtHmfmtftmamM
t'an you u.sk moiv 1
Thut'sthe fisraHar MMM aU I_^r. 1'ierur's^moii iur. ui c s id ^ si.
CORKSOLE^SHOES^FOR^MEN.
yHHShoe for Fall and^Winter wear is the Cork^Sole. We have them in sev^^eral shapes and at different^prices
frya pair an l Insure ai^ainst Tamp^Feet and Cold
TheRed Boot
A.DUCHARME ^ GO,
36Main Street, Butte.

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