The Anaconda standard. [volume], October 21, 1895, Page 8, Image 8

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ButteDepartment
PLATINGTHE CARDS
TheIncreased Tai on the Pasteboards
CutsNo Ice at All.
BUTTE'S POPULAR GAMES
Faroand Solo Are tha Favorite^Down-Town Attractions, While^Lm hro and Whist Have Cap^^tured tha Society Ladles.
Theincreased tax on playing car.ls^has had no effect In lessening the^amount of card playing In Butte. This^city probably does as much card play^^ing In proportion to population, as any^city In the country. All sorts ot^games have admirers here and there^cannot any one game be said to be^Butte's favorite.
Inthe gambling houses faro is still^the favorite, while draw poker and^Stud-horse poker also are played every^night by those who think they are luck^^ier at poker than at faro.
Atthe Silver Bow club whist and^solo are the favorites, although poker^Is occasionally played. At the Irish-^American club stud-horse poker is to^be seen oftener than any other game,^although frequently there Is a change^to forty-fives, whist and solo. In the^saloon back rooms about town solo^seems to have displaced all other^games, although whist or poker or^seven up or crlbbage can still be seen^onco in awhile. Occasionally ^est Is^added to the solo by playing for a cent^a chip Instead of for the drinks or ci^^gars.
Insociety circles hlph five, which^reigned supreme last year, has been^utterly dethroned anl is replaced In^the favor of the ladies by progressive^euchre. Whist still meets with favor^among the more sedate, although it^has not equalled progressive euchre in^general popularity. A whist club of la^^dles will meet this afternoon for the^first time this seasor^jnd will continue^to meet weekly throughout the winter.^The club has 20 members.
TheSweet Sixteen Whist club also^meets weekly, and has been running^about six weeks. It is the successor of^the Primrose Whist club, which played^during 3i! evenings last season. The^Sweet Sixteen club Is probably so^named from the fact that It has It^members, equally divided between la^^dies and gentlemen, which accounts for^the first adjective of the name. The^Sweet Sixteen club has adopted the^lollowlng rules and regulations to^govern the club during the present^season:
Rulesand Regulations
ofthe
SweetSixteen Whist Club.^Season of 1895-1896.
Rule1^An evening's play shall con^^sist of 8 or 10 games as the club may^by a, majority vote elect.
Rule3^ Kach game shall consist ot^four hands.
RuleJ^After each game the winner^at each table shall move to the next^higher table, w'here partners shall be^changed by the moving gentleman^playing with the lady who has re^^mained at the table.
Rule^^At the conclusion of the eve^^ning's play the prizes shall be award-^ad the lady and the gentleman who^Iiave the hlghes* i ital score for the^evening, in case of a tie the cutting^^hall decide the prise.
Rule5^ In cutting the lowest card^wins, ace being low.
Rule6^In beginning the evening's^play tables and partners shall be al^^lotted by drawing. At each table the^gentleman and lady drawing ^A^ s'hall^be partners and the gentleman and^lady drawing ^11^ shall be partners.
Rule7^At the beginning of each^gamo, the ladies shall cut for ^Veal,^low winning, ace low. After each hand^the deal shall pass to the next play r^at the left. After shuttling, the cards^mus't be cut by the playvr at the right^of the dealer. In culting four cards^must be left In tach packet. If the^dealer reahufflles the cards after they^have been properly cut, he K.s.s his^deal.
Rule8^Any one dealing out of turn^may be stopped before the trump card^Js turned, af|er which the deal is valid.
Rule9^It is a misde.il If the .1 .il r^omits to have the pack cut and Ms^adversaries discover the error before^the trump card is turned and before^looking at any of their cards, Of if^each player In the deal does not re^^ceive the STOper number of carls. A^mi^Jc;il loses the deal iml.'.ss, .luring^'the deal, either of Mm lllTtrsnlos look!^at his cards or in any way initorrupis^the dealer.
RuleW^The dealer must lcav* the^trump card face astral Is on the tab!^^until it Is turn to ulav to the tlrst trek.^If It is left on the table until after the^second trick has been turned and quit^^ted it is liable to bo riltssl A player^cannot ask what the trump card is,^but may ask wh.n -he .rump Milt is.
Rule11^If during the play of the^hand, or M Its ebse, .'. U diseoveicj^that one or more playtra. have m ire or^less than the correct nam!.- - of cards^there must be a new d*3 I
Rule1!^A revoke Is 3 failure to fo).^low suit when a player l is carls e( the^^uit led. The rsVOM may be rnri.i t.-j^before the tricK in wniei it occurs has^ocen turn. I and qui^.. ,!.
Rule13^WtMM a revoke tak^S place^and is not corrected lief ire a cad is^lei in the following trick, the hand^shall be played out as though the 1 -^yoke had not occurred. At the con^^clusion of the hand, the revoking^player shall lose two points from l is
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DressGoods Department
Fancyfigured Black Dress Goods, all^wool, for 40c, worth 65c.
50-inchtine imported Black Henrietta,^worth ll.Se a yd, at 75c tor 2 days.
Allwool line French Serge, all cloth,^35c a yd, worth 60c.
36-in.Brocaded Serge and 36-in. Covert^Cloth, 35 and 30c qualities, at 15c
FancySilks, Black Silk and Satin and^Brocaded Silks in evening shades, regu^^lar prices 50c to $1 a yd, during opening^35 cents a yard
Jacketsand Capes
Ladies'Capes in Beaver and Boucle,^with Velvet Collar, for $3 each, regular^price $5.
Ladies'Jackets, heavy Boucle with^velvet collar, 7-seam back, full ripple, for^$15, other days 522.50.
Our85c Satin Top Sailor Hats, latest^style, 50c on opening days.
DOMESTICDEPARTMENT^Whlta Nottingham^Lace Curtains 36o.
1.2SCroc net Bad Spreads for 75 cents.
Largosize Turkish Towels, bleached and un-^bieache 1, 10 cents each
54-inchunbleached Table Damask, CO cent^quality, lor 26 cents.
NotionDepartment
Ladies 40c Lmen Handkerchiefs, em^^broidered, 20c Monday and Tuesday.
Ladies'White Embroidered Handker^^chiefs so cents a dozen.
Ladies'and Children's 25c hose 15c a^pair for two days.
Gents'Department
Onour open n3 davs we will givs 20 per oent.
discounton all Hats, one-tilth oil.
L-*rgeSilk. Haadaterohleta 25c each.^100 doa heavy Black Cotton Socks $1 a dos.^Our $5 All Wool Underwear lor $4 60 a suit^Our $3.50 All Wool Underwear lor $3 a suit^1 case ol $1.50 Camals' Hair Underwear at M.^Everything at reduced price* lor two days
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score,one of which points snail be^given to each of his adversaries. The^score of the partner of the revoking^player shall not be affected.
Rule14^A club misdemeanor shall^be punishable by a lino of five cents,^the funds accruing from such fines to^be placed In the hands of the treasurer^and t^i be disposed of as the club may^decide. Club misdemeanors shall be as^follows:
FirstIf a player says ^I can win^the rest,^ ^the rest are ours,^ ^we^have the game^ or words of similar^Import during the progress of the hand.
SecondIf a player after looking at^his cards gives any intimation as to^the kind of a hand he has, or uses such^expressions a.-^, ^you needn't expect^anything oX mo this time partner,^ or^In any other way Indicates that he has^a good or a poor hand.
ThirdIf a pilayer expresses approval^or disapproval of his partner's play,^until after the hand Is completed.
FourthIf a player plays In such a^way as to call particular attention to^his play, or uses such expressions as,^^did you notice my play, partner^
FifthBystanders looking over hands^and making comments on the condition^of the hands or the propriety of the^pdays, shall also .be guilty of misde^^meanor and shall be punishable by the^same tine.
Rule15^Tho club championship shall^b^ awarded the lady and the gentleman^who at the close of the season have^the highest total score.
Thescore of substitutes shall not be^counted for regular players, and if any^players leave the club during the sea-^s-iii their successors shall take their^soore.
STREETCAR RAILS.
COASTFOOTBALLERS
TheReliance Team Ready for Its Fall^Campaign.
ITWILL PLAY IN BUTTE
BaseballBegan In San Francisco^Last oaturday-Old Time Favor^^ites Will Appear In the Field^-Other Sports.
TheyAr^ Being Switched With the Ra^^pidity nf ^ ^ jrrlone.
Therecontinues to be a good deal of^activity In street railway circles. The^company Is now engaged in laying the^new tracks on Arizona and Broadwav^and the Wyoming btrtet tracks will be^torn up this week and the caw begin^to run up and down Ariiona itrest .n-^stead of Wyoming The laying of the^double track on Park street will oegin^one week from to-day. The company^Is In a hurry to complete all Its woik,^but finds it necessary tJ await the ar^^rival of all material so that the traffic^need not be delayed too long.
Assoon as the new tracks on Park^street are laid the laying of tl.c Mrn-^tana street line will begin. It will^probably be two weeks before the com^^pany can get around to that. Mayor^Thompson signed the franchise for this^road last week. It Is likely that the^company will next Wednesday cv^rjng^ask for franchises for lines aenss Mis^^soula gulch. At the last meeting the^council received a protest against^granting this franchise, unless the line^runs clear out to Knimet avenue. It^Is likely that the road In the franchise^it is about to ask for will agree to run^the road out to Kmmet avenu:\ Man^^ager Wharton said rsstsflay, nowevc;,^that he had not decided just what^street to run the Missoula gulch line^on yet, and it was not known yet what^would be asked for in the fr inchlsc.
Theneliauio football team of Sain Fran^^cisco ij all roaiiy for litis extended trip,^during which dt 'Will iflay 1a Butte. The
iHe.Umoa 't*uai will leave Oakland on^mext aiicurdaty. Oc:. 24, and Is booked to^pluvy un MctiliaTO, I'tah aind Washington.^The bo'jls expeot to txi back In 9ara Pran-^tJsjo Nbv. 21, alnli ra'aiy play a gam* with^ibo O'iymp.es there, to setitlw line1 clh'im-^pkiraihVp of tiis could:.
TheOlympics aire eorntieeitiiinsj with iths^Revwr.'jo. Mm ' Hw ilhiirnplonalhrp of Cart-^i'fct'.iJj. Tho Olympics wild leave Sain^Fnnno Lvo eti Nov. 26. TiWey expected ts^piuy j.a NtttHM ^.'n Truinksgiivuig etay,^biK have beta diiappcL-nded. The foltow-^ir.ig tnym t*e San Fraaclsoo Chronicle^telta a!bout Hi
'^MUina*vr GUI of tfha Olympic club^team recti.'vei a iwlegnajn ytsteirday ffro*m^lr.be SJBSP*M*7 of lrhe Multnomah Athletic^c'lub of Pcrttead. la whLoh In dire^ curt^words, ^Ms *jiutve Thaii.lisfjiviWsr/ feil '*e^a/been b a^a stedpdiB camp. The Multino-^malh aJMJMMj club made overtures ^b the^Olyimp.Ui.1* *urly si ^ih* season, guaran^^teeing sill expemoes '.if '.'he EUrv Franciscans^w.mM go mcrih for The purpose of a^TluakisgtvJng (tmt. Tnos was n'hs irnewn-^'0v^ which brougra: about a foetball team^:ii iihe Olympic club, ami now to with^^draw from 'to* prcptfcial upon Hp) scoepi:-^^acnee of ^he'.r own SM*JMsM has cauned^niu-dh d'-teaipp^ratriwirtu Hhe Olympic^ivam, however, wthl meal: probably go^mcftlh, as .the TUcoma, Seaititte MM Bpto-^k^me SJsUstk cllubu aire dtit'mtis cl^ m^*t-^Im'g the clubmtti of Sua Framicjsco otni itSne^griid.TOfni.
ANOTHER SURE HIT.
Ilie War of Wenltli ^ Will lie the Next^Altrai'tlnn at Magulre'ii.
TrueWar of WsSjsW is the MkaV ^lg-^nlfWdi tJt'le Of a. wew play by C. T. Dq-^iey. the auth-ir of i:hat succ.ssful drama^of KrtYtutu.ky Kfe ^In Old Kentucky,^^whJCh has enJoyeU i^^uch m.irkel prosper-^^;y. Il will be givmi In ih.'s e:':y for the^fenst%tBJWBi M.igulr.-'s Fr..!uy a-n-l Sihir-^^'^^ v.mtag. iiih.ii a very elabcvr.u;,. seile.^It is cla'Jmtd ^bj'; no ttmr or more oom-^I^1 ^ i r.'luc- m was evor give.ni an Ampr-^leam, ptajr. Msouaigrr LM says SSt sefn-^. :-y air. I e^Vo^s fur this iJay eoSt him^MM MM/ 'ihsn any MMF two of h it^p: in ^: ^ ^. The ^unpainy is perh'i'ps one^of the elirongtlst evrr flrlgaged In i;.!^e pre-^^ ' ^^ of ^:^ Am irj. m melodrama and^lud ^^ 1 lurry Ukcy, A. 8. I/pitun. two^^*^ ^mJ able aotcirs; Ban Cofi'ttn^Jwhn H. Ma her. Malcoir Wft'.'amis, Jcih.ri^t. Iturke. VTsM ^^ulj.'ngto.n Jk'Je^BncWk, Emnia H^il. Utsra Bmt Ma.^tk.n Iviria u.nd udkers. It Is ^i very big^productlin. MVltHMf MMT VU pMssli M l^SStSlrtSM .i small SSSaj of fiu^ff^^ hum l^^It' II^ til utsivw m.rv v(T.t;a-v1v^The salt, of seats M*J begin an TliMMM^M SMsB
smokela Vatlldn. linett Havansolsw Kae.^torles id MW, Cuba, and Ocala, I'lorlua
ParagonHouae Newly Pitted.
Oppositepublic library; one of th^^best houses In the city. Board and^rooms at reasonable rates.
Harpe^ Whiskey for the sick room.
Woodand coal, Hollingsworth's of^^fice, City News Depot, corner Main and^Rroadway.
Forwindow vlass call at Butte Art
StainedGla.^s Works. 326 South Main.
Home-manufacturedReady Mixed^Paints at SehaUlcln's, U \y. RroaJ-^way.
Pianoboxes for .- ile cheap; Just the^thing for coal. Orton Brot. m North^Main
ThomasL Graham s stage for Sher^^idan, vli Sliver Stir, leaves Southern^Hotel, Huttr. dally at ^ a. m.. arriving
stSheridan at 6 p. m.
Prirte.if Hum . stahlr.
Thisstable has been reopened with^' - ^^^^^ I'V' r\. K,.aiding solicited.^Horsei for sale. The only lire-proof^stable in Bstte. j^hn Hawke, prop-
FrankItohson's stage for Whitehall
8,'JUl,lern^utel. Butte dally st^li o clock noon.
MamieSeel: broke the world's record^fir 1\k furlcmga Thtiraliay at 9am Fnisi-^cioco, PMMMl '.k ^n 1:^V4. Ltberf-mij for-^merty .hitlid MM reoord of 1:14.
TotmmyBri:.:fcirt ^s a great 2-yeax-o4d.^lis seoiind iht'at an 2 r i:.^, In (the world's^race rexsotU far {-year-old mattens and^displaces 8Jll.'.cicin,^s and Impt^tuous' rec^^ord of 2:la'\ by a halt second. The mils^wais M phtimommnial ome, vie well fnolm a^pi,m:ik ^.wdir..tw, ais lt!h^ fast quarter^wais ^ 32^* ^^ .^ r.^li. a 2:09 gait. It as sin^open facit that tlh'Js royeily-bred young-^n:..r is capable of a mulo In 2:10. havflng^trdcttd'tlhie las't huff Ln 1:08 of a fast mile^in Ih'.ls work. T :nmy Bsulaon has stanted^in eight .raiees and won all of them.^Thrt* of thef e were lt^ !his yearling form,^He Is a royally-bred youngarwr, b..jig by^Liberty Be.4 amd out ^f Keepsake by^Pamcoufclt.
Ca'pfaliinComiskey, Majilag^r Bartiles and^tih.tr aggregation otf ball players arrived^JMMMMW ,ln Satl' Fnuioiaco, and after^tiht'ir 'three weeks' lifs Ai a sleepilnt^ car^they were all glad *o get here, says t!ho^MMMMMt
Wlwmtlhey sJMjjMJ from the trato at^tih* Oakland mo*e *t^ p^r was covered^wi't'ii a colkcKlon of baisiebaH bale, shot-^guma, uniform grips, *tc. Tony Mullane^would not lot a pctt l^.* get out of MIS^MMMi For 17 years h^ has carried tihat^aish ^iWk about 'the coun/try. He never^uses lit, bu'D ihe'Xloesi to have it along when^he ib p^ay*i'g. It la. the oe^ 'he used when^he waa SMf an amai'.eur: eo long ag.1^uhut he irijH f^rgoci.tia wttlh what club^he uued to play. Acid Tony, by the Way,^does tvC: sthaw t(re effeots of time. The^sjgssjf Ihu'rs ur^ gH'::jnn prorty numerous^aboi*s L'ss ^ur^ of Capt^i0n. Oomtekey, but^H'he curly locks of the pitoher are as^MMM M ever, uind h^ says his arm does^not feetl a Wt bnlDtkc
ThosehttJvebuii ptsytirs are a prerty Jolly^^^^!. So'mv whurs up the road t^ th.* no'Win^w'h^^r^ ^Kill^ Hulen iivta, and wlvne be^wats to Join MMM Wh^i Ma itnaln pulled^WssMMMMMS every man )n the car who^.^. I a gun poktd II out of a window and^MMMMM a ^alii:*^ of ^ guns.
Ii.-lmhe,,^ .^^r.^n she players aH vt ,;it to^^i . givun'lii ait K'ghrh aind Market streets^and MMMd aiboutt fcr 'half sn ihour. Then^they explored the dry a hit, and bast^eventing thvy fWt M (Ml Orpheum fn a^body.
Oapta'.nComtskey, who lookw more Uke^a MMM MMAMJF mesvhant 'thaji the suc-^en-'S ful play. r-mHrtsg^r oif a baseball^itiiim. expectu !:'here will be a wry large^nuwd M SSS his warn play this winter.^At Porrhind: cih^en^ were (,0M people ait Hhs^1*ares game a, wnkl sat ahMHt the line t here^MM lurs;.. ot'iwdli. Oomi-key has been^oik 'htre srvtttil li!m'.^s U^fcrei and there^at^ a numb, ^ of others .ti iihe party who^hare played Ihto tn previous ^asons.^WVrrlck, th ^ mfleMer, was with ttts^I.t^ .irii wn.vi it v ^^! th.s essst
sixc.r seven y.'ins ago. and oev. Ml of Mie^irnia -have iMsyed on the Norihweeitern^Komi.- .
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diiyor two *he two offher clubs^w^.ll be 'ibvn^, .vmj wish them '* enmlng
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TheMMM^hilrwetln the^c!sco clutie.^sr. 1 Sam J ^.
Themrmbirs of *h^ure:
Franc;icO^IVwers, l*t b.; Wer-^r.-k. 21 I. Hulen. t^.: 8w.. nvy. M b.;^Ffink. L f.i I.ally, s, f.; Fawning, p.;^Mn r, p.; Straws, c.
OeSIhamV-Cayi.iaoni Cotnlskey. Is.-, b.;^I' ^ 2d b.; lrwJn, as.: O'Rourko. 3d^Hi:-:, j, . MiOucke:i, I. f.; Mullane,^p.; Wilson, e.;
Labium,the talk ng :ih r.l baseman,^us ..1 .^\.-r the eoiiniiry fr.r 'his ball^ng and h.^ coacainej.^- *ea-*^n w.H he operarid ^n Haturdoy^e^ln the Lou .\ssgelns rind San Fnwi-^' i in.* ti mi ..' i v . i ikla.r.d^will play a't 'rite Muter to wo.
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Manyanswers oan bs fjivan to this question, but slnoo tho objsot^In tblii case is to call attention to the satisfaction possessed b/ thoas^who obtain, when the/ go m irkating, the full value ot thslr money,^the question can beat, bs answerec* by rafeitlusr ail who have^wants ln the Grooery Lane to the Grrooery at
308-310North Main Street, Butte.
Allwho buy at this plaoe know that tn quality ol gooda, prlos*^quoted, and aiheiency and promptness ol Mrvioe, psrieot aatlsfaotioa^is given.
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Mailor.lon will receive prompt attention^aiO N. Main 61., E*. O. liai^late. Butte.
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