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THEANACONDA STANDARD, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 9. 1895.
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TheGreat Kails Office of The Stasdabd U^at i^7 Central Avenue, on* dour West o( M'est-^^rn lalon Telajraph Ofllce. Telephone No. a,^AdTertliloi rates furnished on application.
AnOmission Discovered in the New^Codes That Means Much.
NOSPANKING CLAUSE IN IT
ACascade County Representative^Declares the Oversight Will Ne^^cessitate an Extra Session^of the Legislature.
OreatKails. July S^Those who. for^the past week, have been attentively^studying the new codes, have discov^^ered an omission which threatens the^peace and safety of cltliens of both^^taw, In Cascade county particularly,^frio serious Is It. so dangerous the situa^^tion, that a representative of Cascade^ci.unty In the legislature, when Inter^^viewed to-day by a Standard reporter,^declared that the omission would work^more harm than the antl-gambllng law^would be good. ^Why, sir,^ he said,^^that omlslson alone necessitates an^extra session of the legislature. If uu^extra session Is called I will introduce^a bill to supply the omission, and I am^confident that my measure will have^the united support of the bench and^lar of the state, and of the public it^large. Not mere, sentiment will prompt^me to support such a measure^not^simply the recollections of the days of^my childhood^but motives of the high^^est patriotism and consideration of gen^^erations yet unborn.
Theremust be authority in law for^commensurate punishment of promis^^cuous spanking. The common law,^cc ntalned In 8,000 volumes, containing^1,000,000 decisions and covering a period^of over 1,000 years, provides no penalty^for spanking. Yet an epidemic of^Kpanklng is sweeping over this state.^It started In Cascade county, and I^pi rcelve, by yesterday's Standard, that^the frightful visitation Is upon the^aborigines In Missoula county. So In^^sidious is Its advance that its presence^Is not suspected until revealed beneath^the search-light of cross-examina^^tion.
Turnto the testimony In the case of^Donahue vs. Spencer, recently tried in^c lre.it Falls. 'No man Is safe,' declared^a prominent citizen after he had list^^ened to the evidence In that case. 'The^plantlff did not try to spank me^she^spanked me,' was the testimony of the^defendant. And that suggests to mo^that I should Incorporate In my bill a^section defining an attempt to spank,^and fixing a penalty therefor.
Oofurther; behold the facts In the^Casey-Brady case, now exciting the ln-^t(uest of the people of this city. A^threat to spank Is alleged to have^caused that difficulty. And so my bill^must provide a penalty for threatening^tc spank. Perhajw the person threaten^^ing to spank should be placed under^bonds to keep the peace, and preserve^Inviolate the dignity of the state of^Montana.
Whatwill the people of the East^think of us^ They court martlaled^Colonel Itaker for shooting the Indian^and, even at this late. date. In the very^shadow of Fort Missoula, an Indian has^been spanked. We of Montana are^retrogressing and the legislature must^take a firm stand, If the reputation of^the state Is to be preserved.
ThereIs not a moment to lose; the^enemy Is at our bedsides: he defies^our Jailers; he causes unseemly mer^^riment In our courts: he makes rl-^dicuolus what our children have be^n^taught to regard with awe: familiari^^ty breeds contempt, and Art Young's^^Hell Up to Date^ Is robbed of half^the terror Inspired by Its electric^speaking machine. Consequently, I^expect the unwavering support of the^^evangelical' churches.
GovernorRlckards Is a Methodist,^and he must perceive the danger. Let^liim call an extra session^ 15 per day.^for 60 days, and perquisites for each^legislator. My name may not go ring^^ing down the halls of fame, but I^will at least have the satisfaction of^knowing that well and faithfully hav I^I served my state^yea, that I have es^^tablished a fundamental principle of^law.
Theoccasion Is auspicious. I call^upon a greater statesman to speak for^me. Let me paraphrase his words. I^have said enough, and more than^enough, to manifest the spirit in which^1 acept the bill now committed to my^charge. It Is the national safeguard,^pure and simple, dearer to all hearts^at this moment as I propose it for pub^^lic favor, and see no other sign of hope^of subduing the epidemic of spanking^which rolls over our state, save that^which Is provided in its own salutary^enactments^dearer, a thosand-fold^dearer to us all than It ever was be^^fore, while free from the plague of^spanking and secure In the Ignorance^of corporal punishment. It will speak^for Kself far more eloquently than I^can speak for It.
BeholdIt! Listen to it! Ovary line^has a tongue: every word is articu^^late; there will be no speech nor lan^^guage where its penalties are not pre^^scribed. There is magic in the web of^It. It has protection for every person^threatened with a spanking. It has a^definition for every doubt concerning^spanking, spanker or spankee. It has^a word of good cheer for all over^^whelmed by the gloom of having been^spanked or by the despondency caused^by a threatened spanking.
BeholdIt! Listen to It! It speaks^of past and future struggles to pre^^vent a spanking. It speaks of victories^and sometimes of reverses, now for^the spanker, now for the spankee. It^speaks against horsewhip or hand be^^ing applied to the living or to UbOOO^unborn; and of him, the first and^greatest of them all, Knlppenberg,^around whose humble home this un^^natural and abhorrnt epidemic, let us^hope, has never raged. But before all^and above all other codes and laws^^whether the civil code, the penal code,^or the statute of limitations^its pen^^alties are ever protective of peace and^happiness of the spanker and the^spankee.
THEBICYCLISTS.
andthe recipients are requested to^bring any wheelmen who may not^not have been notified.
Theconstitution and by-laws have^been adopted and the conditions of^Joining the club arv the signing of these^and the payment of .^.0 cents initiation^fees and 25 cents monthly dm*.
Theofficers of the club are: W. T.^Rldgley, captain; Phil Gibson, vice-^captain; H. A. Pratt, treasurer; C.^T. Boa I, secretary. These officers com^^pose the executive committee.
Supt.W. D. Dickinson, of the Oreat^Falls Street Railway company, has^had construoted a one-third of a mile^track near the Black Kagle falls ami^frequent races will be held there. A^raclug board will be selected to clas^^sify amateur and professional tideis.^Preparations are now being made fo^^a III Will race at the track, which will^probably occupy all ait*-rnoon and tbo^early evening and will be made a great^social event.
ItIs the Intention of the members M^maintain the organization as an ath^^letic club during the winter mon:'u.
WOOL iT CENTS.
HighestMoo Talil ThU Reason - Lively
Compelit ion.
OreatFalls, July S ^The wool market^opened lively here this morning. A^feature of the market for the pHst two^days has been a bitter rate war be^^tween representatives of rival railroads^from St. Paul east. Rates for freight^on wool, unprecedented In Montana,^are being quoted, and charges are pre^^ferred that agents are violating the^schedule agreed upon by different gen^^eral freight agents. This does not con^^cern the growers, who are rejolnclng^In the advantages of the low rates.
Londonadvices to-day caused th^^wool growers to anticipate a material^advanc e to-morrow, and the buyers re^^luctantly admit that the trend of the^Oreat Falls market must continue up^^ward. Heavy rains to-day prevented^heavy receipts, but much wool from^the north is near the city and the^Judith wool has begun to move^hither.
ColJ. H. Rice of Oreat Falls to-day^sold 10,000 pounds medium to Baker,^representing Kenno Bros. ^ Childs, at^^ 14 cents, the highest price of the sea^^son. Other sales were: W. K. Flower-^rte of Sun River, to Ludwig Risman,^n presenting Kismann Bros., ^e19 sacks^at ll*ti cents; Frank Stoddard. Teton^county, 70 sacks, low grade, to Kis^^mann. at I014 cents; R. H. Wcllman.^Augtista, IH sacks'to Kismann, price^unknown, but known to be high; O. O.^Coop, r, Bynum, 21 T^ sacks to Becker,^representing Bach, Becker ^ Co., at^i\\ cents; Wright ^ Walen. Dupuyer,^6ti sacks to Becker, price refused for^publication: North Montana Sheep^company, Teton county, 4X.0O0 pounds^to May, 13H.
Thebuyers here now are: Living^^stone. Brlgham, May. Putnam. Baker,^Kismann. Krater. Becker. Nunn, Willey,^Barraclough. Wood. Abbltt, Koshland,^Roberts and McAdams. Commission^men have vanished.
THEWOMAN'S Cl'ILD
EpiscopalLadies Talking About Build^^ing a Rectory.
SEVERAL PLANS PROPOSED
About91,000 Has Boen Raised by^the Ladles of the Church and^It la Their Purpose to Secure^More and Co Ahead.
HAVRENEWS.
InhumanTreatment of a Tappnose-A^Victim of the Oregon llolti-t p.
OreatFalls, July S.^Special corre^^spondence of this office from Havre^says: It has Just been learned that a^few hours prior to the OXkJMtl m ghen^by the Creek at Havre on the fourth^a pappoose fell from a high bluff mar^town, breaking one leg. A free medi^^cine, man attended the child and order^^ed that the broken leg be pulled off,^which was done, and the child lived^only M minutes after such treatment.^The authorities are investigating.
Aman named Chandler, who was^one of the passengers on the train^held up in Oregon recently, passed^through Havre. He had been robbed of^nil he p issessed except 11.15. At Havre^he paid II cents for lunch and has $1^to pay expenses to his destination in^Vermont.
TheCrees will begin their annual^sun dance at Havre this week.
CountyAttorney German to-day re^^ceived a telegram to come to Belt to^^morrow to appear In Justice court to^prosecute W. W. Noble, charged with^grand larceny In stealing $6S from a^dessolute woman of that camp. Noble^Is an old Jail bird.
COULD NOT APPEAR.
His'-Friend^ Walked Off With Ilia Ward^^robe and t ai n it lie Found.
OreatFalls. July X.^Seymour Curry,^an employe at the Boston ^ Montana^smelters, yesterday sent word to the^police that he had been robbed. A few^days ago a young man of prepossess^^ing appearance applied to Mr. Curry^for financial assistan-e. Mr On. i^guarantied the payment of tho young^man's board bill and permitted the fel^^low to occupy his room with him.^Saturday the young man received^some money and concludede to leave^town. He went lo Mr. Curry's room,^donned the latter's best clothes,^wrapped up the rest of the clothing he^could find in a bundle, and disappear^^ed. Mr. Curry discovered his loss yes^^terday morning. On account of a llm-^I ited wardrobe he could not make hlm-^BOkf presentable and sent word by a^friend to the police of the theft, with^n description of the false friend, whom^the police are now seeking.
FORTHE RACES.
Matof the Flyera That Will Come to the^Anaconda Meeting.
OreatFalls, July 8.^D. M. Crowley^of Lewistown, whose string of horses^is now at tho Oreat Falls race track,^will 111 a few days send tMtO to Ana^^conda to participate in the race meet^^ing In that city, commencing Aug. U,^Among Mr. Crowley's string are: Zo^^diac, a 0-year-old stallion, record 1:40,^sire Bishop, dam Cavalier; Diverges,^aged stallion, record 2:31 (made at^Oreat Falls), sire Dispatch, by On^^ward, dam I.en 1 l\ by Colonel Ham-^rlck; Lady Sapphire. 4-year-old filly,^pacer, sire Lord Wellington, dam by^(inward, and Distance. 6-ycar-old geld^^ing, unknown parentage.
Dr.W. H. True of Canada will send^his string of runners, comprising Mar^^guerite. Fly, Midget and other winners^at the Oreat Falls races.
LOCALMENTION.
ThereAre '250 Wheelmen and I tin. In^Great Falls.
OreatFalls. July f.~A meeting of the^Great Falls Bicycle club was held at^IM p. m. to-day at the Black Kagle^track. Many cyclists were present and^reports sh ewed that the club w ill have^a large meni hers Ii i; ^.
Thereare now about 150 cyclists in^Great Falls, about 50 of them being^women, and it is expected that near^^ly ail will Join the club. Many Invita^^tions to Join have been sent to cyclists
GreatFalls. July S. ^Abe Kaufman.
abrother-in-law of Nate Werthelm.^has arrived from Fargo and will lo^^cate here permanently.
Morefreight was received at Oreat^Falls during t'ne month of June than^during any one month since a rollfOoO^entered the town.
Theladles of the Baptist church will^giv.. an IBlOflaUwtmt at Orand Cen^^tral hall III toll IIP) evening.
Yesterday'swest-hound train, due^here at ~:2't a. m . did not arrive until^5 p. m.. on account of an accident east^of here.
SamMoore of Sand Coulee has been^appointed deputy county clerk and re^^corder and assumed the position this^morning.
Thewool growers of the Sweet Orass^hills will have their clips at Chester^station to-morrow, when it is ex|^ected^that buyers will be present.^I. O. Barker of St. Louis has ar-^I rived at his Highw ioii ranch, where he^1 spends the summer.
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OreatFalls. July R^The women's^guild and the vestry of the Kpiscopal^church are wrestling with the problem^how to build a rec tory. All parishion^^ers would like to have a rOOtOfy, at^some time, but lhere is a diversity 4^opinion concerning the advisability of^immediately erecting it.
Thewomen's guild has raised about^11.000, with the Intention ti applying it^to the 1 recti hi 01 a ifw chinch in the^near future. Some now propose thai^the guild shall borrow about $2,000 from^a wealthy member of the church, add^tills to the sum they now have, and^build a rectory on a site to lie gr.iin I^them by the vestry for a term of years,^free from rent The rOOtOT shall oc^^cupy the rectory and pay rent. When^I the rent he has paid shall amount to^the principal sum with Interest at 7^per cent per annum, the rectory shall^be his. to live In. to move lo another^site, or to sell to the church. If the.^rector shall refuse to longer o^cupy^the rectory, before the tent he has ps\!d^shall amount to the principal, with in^^terest, he shall dispose of the rectory^at a prices not less than the cost, w hit li^he shall return to the guild
Someof the members of^favor this plan, but others^the guild's contracting any^ness.
Anotherplan proposed Is fo^to donate their money to the church^and let the church borrow enough to^build a rectory, which shall ho tho^property of the rector, to bo occupied^by him rent free, the rec tor's salary to^be reduced In proportion.
objectionIs made to this plan tha:^It Is unjust to those women who. In the^past, have devoted time and labor to^^ward making money lor the guild, for^the avowed purpose of applying the^money thus raised to tho cost of I^new church, and who now. on accounl^of absence from the c ity, are unable to^consent UmI the fund shall lie diverted^from its original purpose.
TheKpiscopnllans are discussing both^pre positions and w ill decide upon a^method of securing a rectory or will^conclude to do without one for a^time.
Therector. In the last Issue of the^(Ireat Falls Churchman, speaking of a^meeting of the vestry, says: ^The^principal subject that occupied their^attention was how to build and have I^rectory without the necessity of pav^^ing for It either now or In the future).^No one would begrudge them two moot*^ings to settle a little' difficulty like this^It argues, ind1. distinguished busi^^ness sagacity that tiny were able to^arrange It at all. But It Is arraiig--d.^It only remains for them now to apply^this arrangemi :it. not ^sen ly to the^rectory, but to the rector, and the^finances of the parish will bo I .!^^'^forever Instead of an opDerMOloa ami ,1^vexation of spirit. Indeed, last fall,^before Thanksgiving, the rector began^to fear that the vestry were1 trying In^put some sueli principle Into ope ration;^but he foM const 1 allied to utter a mild^and respectful protOOt against tli^same.''
RunningOut of l.m-le:.^Oreat Falls. July S.^A train hand^who has been employe d on the coast di^^vision of the Great N'orthern. arrived^here to-day ami reports seviTal acci^^dents on that road. Passenger No. 3,^from the East was thrown by a mis^^placed switch on to the wrong truck^near the track and collided with a^freight when attempting to pun lo^on the same track. The baggag ^ nv^of No. 3 was wrecked and the pilot^and tanks of both the trains weie de^^molished. The express agent was I ml-^ly bruised. A few hours later 1^ . .u s^of a freight train were ditched, tic^result of a broken wheel. The it is d^for the 10 hours' elelay of yest n-liy's^west-bound passenger on the Montana^Central was a bad wreck at K.-rgus^Falls, caused by a freight car belli.,^blown out on the main line.
Nearel lull rrouileeeil.
GreatFalls. July- R.^The Casey^Brady horsewhipping and assu.ilt cas..^came up for trial tee-day In poUeo 011111^but was postponed until Friday 111 lin^^ing. Both sides will bo re presented by^the best legal talent In the city ami a^sensational trial is anticipated.
Tlirnu-rhsleeping C'v^.^Tha Northern Pacific is tho only line^operating through l'ullman veaiibuled^standard alecping cars between Butte and^St. Paul. City ticket olUco ^ t in Broad^^way, Butte*.
Forall kinda of legal and mining blanks^go lo tha Standard. 21 East Broadway.
TheBest Blood Purif.er,
SARSAPARILLA.
PurifyAnd Enrich^Your Blood^By Taking
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Itwas the Only^Sarsaparilla admitted^At World's Fair.
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New.Malleable Iron and Steel Ranza
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St.I'aul. mill jittered lo ir.it Mieeip'ri: rle^an'^clay c na li 'i an I dluuij car Mr*t^0 ou ad^llir iu-li traini
Feirliirurm ct.cni. tlin) ca-de nu n M I tic Ull^rail ecu or cvrdn \V M. Ti nn\ ilea. A^t.. .'^^l^Hi lliuaduay, lliltte, Mont. 01
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BLOODAND SKIN
LADIES
WRITE3
DR.F. L. SWEANY,
737MARKEt ST..JAN FRANCISCO.
MontanaCentral Railway
ThePopular Route to 51. Paul,Chicago^New York and all Point* but.
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CITYTICKET OFFICE.
No.MM Main St.. Huti e^F. I. VniTVBT,J. K. Hawsof,
ea.1'. A., at. 1' i J.St A . liutM.
ihi^ Oeitoriloowaoi^Pur*.*
MauelavilAn cenn la.
UMMINUPurso cuntolnOn] truns cheek;^I oaner can liave samie liy prnvini; prop-ny^and |eaviui! for llus adv Mandar 1. Ana.-.mila
I.Osl.
UTMAVBU-Freim M| ptaoa, eMM ft*] Mora*
3 I.Ml IHCIIIiels. bra e. 'el en let lflOClUl^l
}.-,r ^ ird lor ninro lo w, II. MoMOOOOJi WOOl^Watkervllle. M in.
IOSI Moall. dark rel nil.f i cow, brandod^j ^S H ^ on right hip. K reward, lou^Miea, linblln uu M
iloredcvatiM' spaniel hi.eh. in^^ultah:e reaard lor her^teiiirn lo I'.issuieere ^ to., .5 West tiranile.^Unite
IOST A llTOra e^j Faille or \ie.nity.
r^K ^AI.K.
CO!OeALI tiuod horse.
II.J. Illume.
AklillYfor s ile Of iv ian^e
forhie iii m. naatero
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Falla.
1,-1li: SAl.K A tine lot of ^ouU|{ pics, lueimre^I at Onto, viile Hionor]
I.!i|t sAI.K A 4-rcHim framelimiseeomp e:e y^r furnish^. ^,tli Hire i lots, barn and nut
iiilllses,am iss Ml^'n . a I e: !l 4ls-^ ^ lse^ all.l-
tiutuyWill sed evervth n^ for t:.^ii it i^ir.^SSfa at oneo. Ad lie,, \ Z, Man lard. Hutte
ill;stl.K liiriilt'ire i'iiiiii: n a .1 room
ooohoIMi Fast nranOwa) s .. B ute.
I.i.-k house. Cor,^, Bat.e. A ldioi* J.
OfficialCodes.
TheAuthorized State Edition.^Annotated and Indexed.
Sendin your orders at once to B. E. C dkins,^The Bancroft-Whitney Co.. San Tranci^co, or^Mountain Publishing Co, Butte.
Price,$10.00 Delivered.
Butte,Inter-
Thl.Fuiaceaa Iteeiedvrur ee;i IrklT mid per^^manently/ ull Icereroaej e1l*-nt'.. .eieti as Weviei
Memry. I. ^sef Brala hmr, II ataeba. Wake-^lalaaaa, baal %'HuiMr. Mottatlf amlMtaaa, c^ll^^ ire .-ii*.itni' fen-run I waatlnttetl ^ aieacauaaa l^jr
.nilIn,i' errcrt tee e-trr.!... *'^ eitiUus no
pAataf Is a aererc* tu eieumi ^^enel bealMar.
Make,tiie paloancl paaratrofkf aad riuniie Kailiy^cnrrle i In c e i . ' ^ i. Oil |^-rlc^: ^ IcuM. Br^mail I'l-n ii I ^- Hi a written K^s .lin e tn eaire ur^^near* resfnndeel. Wrtla lis I r fprr mrdle al
lieceek.IcMl I i | lln^I I' ll eeen.
talnaleatlmonlali and financial MfMMeaa, Jl
eh'ira f'.r eeieallettlt.ee*. /I. eisirf i.e imlfa*
da^ ^.11 r RUTertlseel aere.nl.. Of ail .reta^MCatVr.Mr.l IK ^^., Ma^.iilcTeiuple.^'klcmjea.
mi|,I)IH A\ \iT)MDA, MciNT , BYTIIK RMITH
IlKt'llCO.,AM' IN firTTECITT,MOST.,^T
l'AKclll.N I^ A' UEl'le Mtt 'e t^^.
FOK is M l. I iV ^ r mill^liold an 1 Indiana kfl^W. llruc, tumle. Mout.
1-(1RMALE-Kla Hole Basiu Hay id I Ma
OkOBOoMwater; lo* prl^^s|euion^ eV Laaler. 4 Kasi^Mont.
;libera! te.-ins^Broadway, I'.utie,
F'eiltHALK .i.'i ai re raaeo, eus m ton* of^hay. iw.rt'i MM0O; alt!Mil f'jc *t,.V^0. \^. t,
iUlete.lU ^ co
We want a few enevl four-room houaea to je.l^oo eeeniinission t ^ur k* HOI are U sj d
Meene,lo loan in itj^ eir Hnall am e llltl \^^V ^ otiti.il) Si 1 ii . ii W es. e ,r in. tn street.
ISt. P. I i i 1 R y
SOOLINE.
DirectRoute to All Eastern Points.
Ottawa.Montreal, (^jabee. St.
ekdin.Halifax, i'ejniaiid, I5e^^.^Ion, A tuny. No* York, Ktc.^HolM Uaily 1 rain^ lietisecti
St.Paul, Minneapolis and Montreal
Witlitbroueh Sleepetra to Boa-^ton. Uinitia car aerrica on all^through traina.
KiltREST.
F'OEIEMT Kour-room eoMOfn, furnished.^11. .1. Biunio.
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I;K N T - A hotel, II or in ire room*,^esjt.y furnished, plenty of ; od pay n.'^licwtde rs if Hie- in) is ^ is r m rislr. V p.i tt)^I that mid ^ratands tn^ km I Ml lead ha. t I^, tipiney to run it wltii can hav ^ Holla* rent.^AddreM ^Hotel.'' !s:a idarel ottl lireat 1'alls.
l/OKUINI Ma tl. s a... Impure
I* trj W. IJiiart/ street. BaM
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ibualneaaa;^atrese.;. Buttet.
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boxI. AnaeroncU
LOWESTRATES AND QUICKEST TIME
je^ ein iewird loila ^ retira o( ooa^^|il^''t^v lui^e. wtiite one men bloO mi ie^ft
leindfo t: j ran Jed \ biuret e:. slar;
aaM lioipoundt. f^^ Watta lu.r* un l-r sad^etle lef. Au-iennda abaci: June tn was h i , .-.^la i'renehtjwa l.-ave at Hr ^^ne| . - c^AiiacMDeia. Joseph Bcei.r, s.
C.B. HIBBARD.^Oen'l l'aaa. Afit., Miuneapolia.
TRAVELLERS-GUIDE.
ANACONDATIME CARDS.
Butte,Anaconda eSc Pacific Railway.
(Time^chedulal^AH MO Arrive and Depart from Batu^Anaconda ^ I'a ^ fi ^ liepot.
ARItIsKt^ W li HMD4.
Nni. Rutte 0^|HIM. dally11:S9 I
o.I, Butte Kvpresa maklait eonnees-^tion at Butte with (ireat Northern^Kall*av thronu'li trains from Kist
andWent. ofrMOO dally C:Mp m
nrriiBriim avacomda.^No. 2. Butte K.-.pr^s^. | .pirn ,1 u y. . Ml 10^No. 4. Rntta Kxpress for *t Paul and^all Kai eiu anl Western po;a:a. de^^part! dal.yJaTO o
8ltte TIME CARDS.
Butte,Anaconda ^ I'uific Railway.
iTime ik'hedilie i^All tralm Arrire and Depart from GrMI^Northern Uopot a: Hutte
arhiveIX bi TTa
No2 Anai-nDita Expreal arrlrat dallT to ot) I
No.4. Anaconda Ixerask eounectlng^\r th tirea: No thera Ky throuin^trains for K.ett and West, arrlyM
u.aiy I:1S^
orrAiirkkkm Hflffm^No .1. AnaeineU xpres* learex dallr 10:is am^No. I, Au.e'.iinla I.xpr^s4 from sc.^l'a il. He en^ ind luterm-diate polatl^learei dailyi ^n p ra
MONTANAUNiON TIME TABLE.
fTralnAArrire a: Anacoolai^No. 105 Krniu (iarrliou ..ad all poiata
weston UM N. r
No.101 Butte txotm
No.loJ Butte Kxprost
drainsLOOJOI Aaaconela)
No.104 Butte hoaOtOOf
No.leyi Bu'lo Kxprou
No.iu: Butte Kxpreaa
Iran No in coanect* at^raat bouad orerianil tram.
No.10*1 coonexo at alirir^fax', mal.
lOMom
u. 31 ta^I 00 p i
10:10 pa
^:00am
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Buit*witn ^'. r.^Bow wUO c. r.
MontanaUnion.
TKAIxaABRIVE IX BCTTB.
No. 1 GarriAon tiprni 11:31pm
No.100 Anaeonda KxpresA 10-OOa m
No.102 Aaaeonda Kxpreat3:10 u m*
Jio.wft . V I ail Mal,7:1} a a
TRAIV41HH BU1TI.
Na I liarrlxon Kxpresi8:30am
No.nil Anaciiuila Kvpr'ssto ^ a m
N.i.nil Auac.inda txpreat1:00pm
No.002 I i'. 1 nM Mali.*:0U P a
t'oonaetiat Stuart witu tralB from Dosr^laidk'e ami ciarrlson.
NorthernPacific.
TBAIXaABKIVK AT BtlTTO.
No.7 From M. Paul, t'hlerrigo and ail^run:: pole.*, arriroi Nnrtbeca^I'acinc Lceca. Depot dally al3:131 m
Jl_I No. 2 I ^en .^po|c.ane, laroma,^^!^ if. o. rortlancl aad all CoaaC^lolult arrlxox Moataax Ualoa Da-^pot, UJlly at-11:30 pa
invi^^ i.i u k ai rrK.
II.U Nex. 1 tor ^cpoitane, Tacomx.^Seattle. Portland au l all Coaat tai^t allforaia point*, leave) Montana^I'oioa txspejt. daily at1:391 m
Nj. a Kor M haul. C.ca^o and aU^Kaatero. Southern and A'anadlao^peuntA. Ieavea Nortlieru Faculo Lo^^cal Depot daily al D.30 pa
(ireatNorthern.
Blttb.
IralaNo. 2t Atuat.o Kx^pross, Eaxibound, for^!-t. Paul, ihieaso. Ne.\^\ork. and all Kaxierr.
BOWM...
IraiuNj. -j. Facllli^ l.c-^presA. WBilboOaa. freui^M. Paul. Cln '.wo auJ^all Kaalaro po ^M
TrainNo. 1. He ena an-^Butte hxpreat
Tii 'i No. 2. Butte mil.^he1.ena EUCOM
Mi(Nt.\lo loau i icarlesii'liuiue.., altoruey^at law, 110 N . M.i.u. I'.al.e.
t.oldBar MmU^ l ompaoy.
LceatioDof n;oM of whi n ta in 13 uaorni^InO iiiiu.ni Ouurtot al Hi^ heaed of Wara^bprlaocrtwK. D;er l.xl^e county. Moataoa.
Noticethere* la d^i;oqo^ot upoo In* folloirlBg^lii.illii Iilin I mi Btiiiaalof aixeaaaeat No.
iii i ^ * iIN ta e ier-ral ainouo't kaC
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arrie Nle^rli
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eachpareesl e^l Mid tt^:k u^ '^ ^^ ' eeMOff^s .|,l at r m. I \ - . I'e rl'j block.^Iiiaewnda, Montana, on Ku-uy. .1 n 12. ion, OO^tn | ,v s.t:d dalin*
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