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THEAXACOXDA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1897.
AWWC STdTES WEALTH
TheTotal Taxable Property in^Montana This Year. .
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES
ofOver Ten Million* In^Valuation SUrer Bow Leade In tee^Valuation of Town^and City Property
pacta!Dispell h ta the Standard
^team.Hoe. M^The total taxable^preperty in Montana far th^ preeeal^year aa repon.d hv tin ' ^ 'iint.-.-^afttr having been equalised b^ the i^ -^apectiv. MMttj !^ ^ I^ ^^'^' ^^^^^alate board of equslisai. ^i - 11 m^411.44. again*: |l^e,4g7,447 tor laat year,^an increase of llu.tiI^ I * - - =- ^ ^ ii*
ureehave been eeagnlled b) David^Mark*, clerk at Ike state boaH of^ague Ilea 11 n front the tlnul reporta of^the various counties, tin laat id which.^Deer Lodge, araa received lo-aav. The.^Standard reporter i^- nisi iiidchtnl m^Mr. Mark* 1 ^' the 1 a.^l^ ^ \ ^ n 1 .^^!-^ w^allowing the total value of real, jx i^eonal and ISlaT^ d property In all of^the count ie* These figures are m^every' way official, and will furnish^Standard render* witna rompreheni ci^Idea of the vast and varied wealth of^thla young state. Mr Mark* haa also^gathered Information in detail i in^earning the taxalile it^ ^!^. m^ of the^atate for the current year, town and^clt) lota, ranc h pr-^pciiv. in-i icaci s^and Iwnds. rattle, horses and ah^ ep, etc.^HI* figure* show that in the assess, d^valuation of city and town lota, with^^out lmprovementa. Hllver How leada
withM.4^T14fi: U^wii and Clarke sec^^ond. 44.^.M.120: Cascade third, ^3,i:^,iB;^Deer Lodge fourth, I1.2.1.ST4. The total^value at tha . tt^ ,^nrt tow:. property of
thestate without lmprovementa, ta fjt.-^S1^.S44. improvement ^ii the same, 114,-
7i m.
Anib-a of i'ii BSMMM af laic! MS^fa agli nltural and ranch puipoaes^can iI when Ii la stated tluv
inrualer ^ -unty alone, which I* first^on the list, than up l.hM.tMl acre* ea^^ses*! .of toa n and i it ^ prop-^artj Heather county I* second with^i-\ ^ , ii rd, MM74; Qallatin^fourth, -t :^,:^::. I ^e. t Lodge fifth. tr.7,^5^^aaraa The iount^ of Cascade leada In^ih valuation of this run. h land at^^^^; - 4'- i.ullatln aecond. 1. .^1.. km a: I Clarka third. ll.74t.SH; Mis^^soula foartk, l^O4.440. Deer Lodge fifth.
lis:.i7i.
. v.i r a leads In mortgages and
hndiM*4.i i Lea/la and Clarke
ac nd f.^t^', tl.tllntin third. $224.f^7l,^ila f lurth, I2OS.K0.^f%t ^ Ma.1 I lo ad of range horses^n tha MSBt thai are taxed this year^:..\inn .ii ^^. iac. assessed valuation^K.7I talef leads in the number of^h. . . i 24 IH; Lewis and^nark^ 4^4, u.r.r.7. togas third, n.^4.4. Iteav. rhead fourth. 7,441.
Th.total number i^1 SYOrg horses In^iseed this ^. ar ate r.K ^.^77.
hiaverage assessed valuation^12 in tin' aumhhr of horses^L'ualer leaae with J,144; Callatln aec-
I 4 Ml. Fergus third. MM.
i'ii-i ial number of stock rattla as-^i gn :,^'._' at an average aa-
.i v.iinaiioii oi fii i^ i bead Cuatee^, ; leada with IMJM head; Choteau^se. md, 7r.4.^; Y^ rgua third, ^.7:t2
Thai' Ial awn be* at l^eef cattle ia^i l :'n .,^ t ii: in ,i\. mge \ aliialion^In ihe numlier t'ua-^ter laiktM with 2T..474 head: Kergua aec-^i , . Choieau third, 7.1,12.^Ta. hi are 2.4M,W^ head of gkg^M ;n th.'^^ M ataaa upon which the own^^ers will pal taxes this year. These^, i-d at an avei age valuation uf^^i t.^. par ii. i.i PaffM h^*hi arHh rdti.-^!i:.i; head, choteaa aacoaa,4*4,4t4; Hshf*^I., r third, s:^.674.
ONCURRENCY REFORM
Qag-eSpeaks at the Chamber of^Commerce) Banquet.
HE URGES LEGISLATION
HeBays That tha Declaratory Voica of^Laat November Haa Bamaliod^! oars and Braood Uopoa^He la lur Action
BeaverheadBroadwater
Carbon
(aarade .^Choteau
Cuater
DawsonDeer IamI*.'
T.Ul Mlue
gj
SaS
Pr..|Hrt
.I LM.tM^M4.W
41-S^7'
V. v :;v,
. ic;^ ,:^i^417.147
ra, rt4i
Fergua l.aw.Mii
Flathead
Oallatln
Granite
Jefferson
Lewisand Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravalli
SilverBow
SweetOraaa
Teton
Valley
Yelloweton.
Tot.il-
i.ut.m
4.142.117
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atall^v. Maaaj^nagaati^I i hi hi
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h; ortii^IMJH
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4..V.1.706
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FORMALLYDEDICATED.
CsaeletsUUa aa Knlerlwlniuriil a^ llie^Maw I'rtann aullding Ml Hggf^Laage Many Vtsiluia.^areola I Dlapal. It te the Hi indarS.
DearLedge. Nov. 5t. -The dawn of a^new era In priixin ganrernaaeal for Hon-^tana was marked thkt da) arltbra ihe roa-^flnes of th^ stale r. for mill or. Slat lull n^in the formal dedication ol it., new priaon^ajtrarture, which occurred at the prison^auditorium to-night Tin . . i. moini ..^commemoration ol the i.intp ett'ii ot one^of the best silo, tares extant for tin^and humane sheltei ol tin lawli^within the state w^i^ inlet..I into with^great eclat, and fur one. In their hli I i^the bard I.ins on the vteeice of ^^grim and dismal walls were sofi.inil an '^blandly smiled a Welcuaae to r ih|^throng of t^^\,ii-i^ opt. .md ill-ti: cui-li d^vlaltwrs from atiroad. who passed n'lin^pleaaant ev. nine lo t. n:t c i^ an . dm la^bly render.sl piosraninn ot i.iineil ip^dallies by the Inmates
Forthe past four yean it haa been tha^custom of tin Theaplanlv Indued Inmutia
toentertain their fellow-priirs in i
musicalprogramme tin Isassnry of the^contractors. Messrs. Co ale) S M^Tague.^In permitting indulg, a. i in aueh w hoi -^some pastimes lirlnaina tin m with each^recurring season In better favor With^th. Ir wards In heaping with tin us. s for^which the new prison building waa did - |^rated the inmates were privileged to ar- |^range the ceremonl.^ w lil li look nl.ee^within th. anils und n more eater! i n^ing pn.Kt:.mne caeM hartMy hi 4 rtet I
bythe mosl adept ni iiiac r. and that the i^audienee % dewed ihl efforts of th. gat^formers with favor w^* evinced b| tha I^freuuen; hursts (,f applaus^^At the ^ Ioh. of tin ^ iit. i i.,liinn nt nt the
prisonfrlenda to tin numli MM or |
moremet with Meaara. t'onb) Me- I^Tague in the dining hill of tin M Kuril y
llOtel. allele .. lai.i'l- l^
tlonwas purtaki n of, Tht i linkid i -
after-dinnir s|^eeeh making,attendant
reparteeand laughlvi laatlugwrll into^the night
llainiin-i.ilii . Hnnl I ml.
NewYork. Km Pa| ^ were died^to-day In a su t brought I . Iht K^ a^York Life Inauranct rom|list ^i
tarHammerstetn Lewta .1 Phillips and^others to foreclose a m^ rtgai lor 11 w ^^44^ held bv the platctlft U|^on .In llhmpl^Music hall. Tin ||f^i mp I
alssgeathat llammeisi. in hus defaultnl^In the payment of tit.Ml' Int. test now die .
Hammersielnhas already iI tl.^ ^^.^ a-
Intereston this inertg
Kovaklimit) ot Murder.^Vinton. Iowa Nov. Tin iitiv in th-^cant of Frank Kovak. rbarged with kill^^ing hla roommat-. Hurra; ad^wards getting fin to tie 1 nuae In I^they lived to-mglil returned v.rdh^murder kt tht at aid s^appeared after th- crime w - i mmlttcl^und elud.-d . Ipr r- t- r ^.J I
summerha was at ta at ud In th. klondyka^gold tlelda.
Will4 nniniH- a Hie Sapiadrnn.
Berlin.Nov Th- to wpep- of t'e^city report thai Frh ^ Menrj -i i i n-^ala. brother of Rmperoi 1VI bit is la^take command of th- ^;. in^Chinese waters.
KINGREARRESTED.
to.
Cana4|adteeaei Mpsnt Mag n
foiiiiallon \u iii--' Ho i'lllillisl.
c.-untv Attorney Trippit pes) rrdeF
afternoontii--i In tin- alatrki peart ga^Information aaalnm and) km,: let^prHe tlghtitm Kmc. vim pas keen out
^nbaM 11 his a: i iilcnin ' . ^ Judge
Donntrhtte'amurt. u as again hi -ifl^and lorked up In Jail but ana i l--.ised^on bonds Inst ev nllig ul^uit ^ o i loch.
Theiiiiotaaataaa nfnlnat King la aa
folli-WS
Inih name mid by the authority of
theslat. . f Mo itai.a Atuln-v kit g and^l d^aid Manny are at . used by (be^lount) all-iiny I.) ihie mfoi niatioii of^the crime i.i --nguKiiig In u ilnc prlai-
el,.Ii it -I Wrrlt-gaere't'Spari,
n felony, rmnniitted us follows: The
.i Audi, v kmc anal Mnrard s.r.-^iri ua tii^- ITth aai uf Kovember, a. i^.^1497, and before tin ttiinc uf ibis in-
formation, at Hiunty of It i l.-nla.
undMate .-1 Montana, d'-l tin n and
tktreunlaw full) und febuilonnly as*^gage ns principals In a ring, prtae and^pn medltgti -I ticiit and - unit ntlon,^without d. adl) area puna, a lib gad^acaiiisl ouch other and in which mM^nahi the aaM Andrea Kins and Kd-^ward ftaatr) rack ike ntker un-^luwiuliy und relonloaal) strike, beat,^liuiae und w.iun.l und feli-nn-usl) at-^l inpl to atllk. . l^. al. hulls- asd
wound,and wkmh aald Hcki was Iken^and Ikere I.I in u i a lltlf fight, and^a hi. h said Hag 111 gfna IfceS and th.ie^f. l-unour U a pii/.^ belli - iiKUK' d in foi
landiii conalderatlon of a print ami re^^ward, had which said light was tin n^\ gad tin ^^' a pn BWdllall I tmbl and - ^ii-^i tent ion. pnin. dltat.-d by each the said^kmc aial lalwunl Sunny, and which
gaMilnc. prize und aewaaedltatad tight^mid contention was engaged In, cat-^i n-I on ami fought In a pnMtc place^where tin- public were udtiiltl.il us^i - i.ii-'is. , mill.ii \ in ih,- form, force^and effect of iht atatuteg in such anaa^made and arovhted and against the^prate and ditrnltl of Ike state ^^f Has^^vv H TRtPPBT.
NewYork, Nov 23-The 12Sth an-^| nual dinner of the New York chamber^of commerce hii given at Delmoiilco a^law iistnuranl to-night. Men dlstln-^' gutalud In professional and commercial^in- not.- present ami the beautiful ban-^fM i hull was taxed to its utmoat ca-^p.ii ny Secretary of the Treasury Ly-^ii.iii, J Gage waa the gueal of bon-u^aial ih-- chief speak-i S-cr.-tai\ ioi-o-
iKe in the toaat: ^Cmrasry reform,
no*oi w In n ' '
II-suld in part: ^Our fathers bud^ciave problem* to solve. Our own are^equally ^erloua. Tiny are even murd^loliiplcx. Tin- llilelity hliown by the^f.iilieis should lltly exemplify our ti-l. I-^lt| That is tile price IhlllUtk which^the goinl w ill we enjo) may be hoiioi-^ul !v p.-ssessi-.l. add- .1 in ami passed on
lai neat a ho follow us.
Weale met Jusl putt with one of^those pioldems which must be bravely^fac. d and w is. ly neivud For four^viais Its injurious shadow hus d. -^pn sr. .1 Industry and enterprise.^Thanks t^^ the wise instincts of our^people and to their declaratory patM^intend In .November last, at-surun. es^have tome to lift double, to baniaii^fegrs This happy reaction in enter^^prise now witnessed, the stimulation to^industry, which has followed this new^assuraiue is a confirmatory evidence ot
theblighting iufluemf thut tierce
propagandafor free silver, and which^lllel Its Just rebuke 111 I*'.^-
Speakingbroadly. I believe that th^^ ,^shape and deatiny of ^^ur life aa it may^at affected by financial lectslation Is to |^be deteimined within the next tour^years. F-^ur yr^rs Is a p. rind s- sli-n i i
'In n |KMjple'a hlatnry aa to bar all Idea |^^-f fuiuilty and to require In sul.stllu-^tlUU the more Immediate omnipresent i^now. The forces and energies whl- h^found rtatorlouanexpresaleS In tin Inst I^ibi tlon are us mugnim . nt now as lin y 1^were then. Are we intelligent and ^^courageous eiv-ugh to take the a- imn^their present warrant Justifies and se-
'cure the future against Ih-- danc IS
|vv hi. h have been for the pregi nt . v. i -
Icome
It la said that under the present^condlil. ns it la Impossible th.it ob^^structionists ran hlmb r and -1 ^ ^ f. at tl-.^popular will; that agitation . so Sell*^rate a subject ^^ th- Meats Maasni I^Is dlaturblng: that we hav.- tie^guarantees that for four years th.- pat^ent status will I* maintained that tt,^revival of l't:sln.-^a will be best as^^sured ay ii. - i. licy of inaction t'ov -
ired in one s. litems all this is stiratei I^tip In the much-alms, d maxim. 1 - '^v r II .n.-tisb alone' The maxim Bl^idled is Indeed a win ats aul th- ^i.-^j d-in of It lies In ih^- application of It^V In n ultra-cons, i v at i.-m applies it t..^Justify a condition which Is^^ n.-iiah' Instead of 'well ant ugh it i-^tgtellv nakuvfnaVas, That the . -nditi- n
-four ^ mi- ... v and bankmc system ts^bad -inuc'i Is c-tllli.-! to by ,ln d- -
IIIrata luilgmi at of the Srual aadi af
a-'inn stud, i t attnl bv a g. n-r.il
cons,nsus of opinion of buslnesn iip-ii ,
Tin-^ stai-iisiiiu.-nt af aar rurranicy ami^hankkts ayatem upon inn m nn foan^-Iain-US is the -hi- thing la. king te tin^things whack MSke lay ^ naraanSStM 1^condition of i i a^. liable pr .sp.-t lty.^^In a woni I easasMI ayyaaat la the
following| malt inn At a ^ -st Iim ii-ii- 1
li'nujrtnMefor aerloua coaaldrrutlaaj ib^-
-I-i-atabindllloa of asf tajrreacy ami
bankingsystem inn) lie put on rteuflj'^safe, if not I beret n a 11 ^ gcieutISc f-um-^datlona, This May be aecurad nith-^ut^gni le i .-ssary cmiractlou of th- clr-^- iila'inc me-liunt ^f i-x- lialige and with^no danrer -if nn un !u- loto.insi -n. and^l^ st of all. t'iis deslral ie end may^cany In Its effect potential relief to
d' la In Ike South and w.-at.^a hick ibouak rich In possibilities of^aoH and - lltnatc. have been held back^through th^- absence of bunk-ng capital^i ' --- lit faeillti-s. N^r will I permit^i ^ It to douki that In the councils of^^in- nation, a wis.- statesmanship sup-^p -M. d and susuii i-d by lh^- w ,s-l an^gnd v illi^ of it pill- patriotism am an;^our people will llnd the way to th-
much-nbd n-sult.
tjovernorItla-k. fjssnyal Merrltt.^Comin^K|..re Hun- ^ . May ^r Strang and^President Cillman of Johns ll-ipklna^univeisity. raanonded ta toaata.
OMKiiuj Ctna
\\- i tnerria old 4oul
A :n Knew a tiling or two;
Forhe chewed Piper llcidsieck all Lis life.
Andso did his subjects, too.
Largerand Better
TheNew Five-Cent PitSt of
PIPERHEIDSIECK
PUGTOBACCO
(CHAMPAGNEELWOR |
OXF.TH '' MAKLS A LIFE-LONG CUSTOMER.
ABOUTTHAT 1 lOSIOI
CircumstancesInt.. te It Was^au At'.t-iupt at .^:urck-r.
ouldbe oompelWd to go t-. the rock^pit. white th-s^- cape were kept. W'h. n^iii. pit was s- at civ d for the caps on
Saturdaynone arere found, indicating^clearly that thoaa who set off the pow-^a^ . had U ken away all af tne cape. It^i be t-di wiih eertalaty adsttbar^I all of the Is boxes of powder In the
0ie.i/.ai w. i - xplo.l--1. and s-inie i f ii^Stay have l-.-n tak.-n away in the
-.. ^. .U g# n. Wtum the seventy of the
ATIHE DUN LEW QUARRY ^*^ '^ ^ ^^
xnearly uii of the giunt pewSar was i s-
1lodt -I.
Fact |-i the Ci i i'.n d 1 r- 111 Mrs.
Duniv^ Injitt -lutno.. gj of a 1^Waeon Jum L'e:ore the Ex-^pio-:oT^ -ic HJat '
ton ut a roi.ii in om: hav^Take Lsiative br.-m^^ (Jnlnlae TaMeta aSdyag.^kUH refund tli- jaene* It H fill* !^ rare. Mi^1 hi- genuine liai I. I'. V nn ea.-li tal, -1
i '^unty Attorney of lb--^lv. si..!, of Montana.
iUodge CouB-
Itrirklayi-rs'
night.
ballat Turner hall to-
he-i .it Snarl l allege,^f^ondor.. N^^\ I Walter Ban^ager of the banking I, ns of J 1 i^gan S Co.. dud n .^failure thla evening at h'a . -unit) r^.'^ i
KOUStGETS SIX MONTHS^rue nuManj a^naki la Indians the
Iti-selV at Inn.
SpecialPS pat. I I^ the Stand t-1^Helena. N.-v. Z' Six months In Ihe
Beauty.uu ban is Hat BuunSSusal nasad !
outta 'liiunias Kuusi tin .-itlnred man j^who was iiali-ted by Ha tub ial grand
IJury foi dealing in li.|u..r - n the t'row I^NaaruaHSs asi Sua Headed guilty yea-
nr.hivin Hi. l iiit-,1 Mil - -art. House
as iit-.uehi iiil.i the . --uri t--.lav to ri -
eive s. ul. in.. Slieu aaked II bj bud^i inytHhag in mii whv aenlciice ah^.old not
baaaaed as bun In said ikat h^ i uTTied^{ the Unuar ^it tin- raaarvatiou, a in n h-
llv.d.l.-r bis awn use. ami whig s-II. ted^ii. of It gave tt Ic MU parties who
teettSadstntSnS hint Ju.tg- Ka-ai.s
1thin sr-ntene. .1 lilm us stat-d.
iDuS tltal t ho era -all-the-TSni. and old^Horn tIn iw,. i'r..a Indians who .,n un^^der in.la in., nt lor stealing a heifer tin t
;bateaged t-- the klurphv Cattle ..unianv
'- nine I^ II. leuii t ^ dav in .1 pr a- nl d
InraanelereIn court. aocoevnBaitd t)^rhett sttoMu-v. r: i - wi^ ,i ri:... batn
pi.,nl. 11 u.^i guilty and tlnh' eaeeg aire
Si1 tot !^^ ^Willi IB* i W-.M Of iii
districtattorney, Jialgv Kn.-wbu |ar-^miticd th te ^ ^ i.iiiiinu. itmb-r the bonds
unainull)in .-^ In-I - : t'.i .... h
tillsw.s ih. ag| -^ i tor I ..ting the
arfMSeata unoa tba Injunction rscentt)^kanted by Ju.v.- Kneaiea eataSaag ih ^^Aantxenda rtMaaaay faata - ^ ling the^Huiitvau asm to ike Haataai i**s Say^chasing eaanaany Leek HarahaM af N-w
V.,rh.nil. in. j for tl^ I, wl^. hi llien
Urkeoppose the iranatet of I hi proper - y^,.i 1 m M Dtgea for the kuaseanaa euav^neny, usare pr^w nt in murt, and atari aa^iniormul dJacuealaa af the situation it was^xigri ed to pggtpuae the argum. nts until^i - xi Mond.iv Court ihen udjuurnid over^i Thaiikagiv ing until next Monday.
i.^u llanu* o^n Knglaed.
l.nii.la Nov 2S A dense fog l^ hatig-^Suj over Kngland tn-day. Trains lav.^in - a st- aaad by darkmea at man) place^I and nav Hatha in th. charm I Is inur-^tcled altU.
tVeddlngltoil-iueta, the climax -if^perfi-ctlon In domeatlc cigars. In ev- ry^cigar case In town.
Grays Luxntlve |^i lletscure Constipation
AnacondaSt. nm l.uundry. K Park,
Haveyou seen those pipes at 10!^Mam sir.-, t - Klng'a
in i ullte tin 11- 11 .-ii
Mastreal Nov n Tin- felted stat.s
warblp Vanll. I. ft yest-t-lav (or 0g4)Mh^^t.urg in pauti f.-r PetreS Mm S leina^lowed ea aig peetaeaa bs nigs Her entire^:.' ft ^ i of b i b'-w and ..ii bi t spare^bavt in. i. i. ni-.v - 4,
^a^
ilie ii. til ing i'.itl p.mi tl.
N-w Perk, N-.v. IS ^Tin . Mimlnail u
ofj w a id- r ImiK ..-.us.,! ol shooting
1(1-Ii an I M.imlt Ibauni Nov 1.1 at a lintel^In this i^ 11y was postponed In the |x^l|i-e^. ourt to-day mi uc. ount of Mindi il aum a^feeble ronditloe
TwoMsunSjgpnsei Hauutuaad.
St lands. Nov ^1 -Vlre starttd In the
1t.ivensao.Hl lUatlllery oeipag| - aiue-
i.-us. ihl* ,,t!. iii. on act enatreyed tare
wart linns- s containing fc.UUO hairele of
whiski^ Lean rst
4
j
4*4
THKNERVES
Robbed
BYCOFFKli^Think it over.
POSTUM
MakesRed Mn4
Tl'.estory of the x -loebin which w^s^puldishc.1 ,n t.i .Milliard y-.-unlay^nn-r ilnir has hi uc ^ to light tt.. fuil^particulars of the affair. It truuspir.a^thut Inattad of being an accidental ex^^plosion. It appeals to have beep, a dast-^^rdly attempt to : I ^ into sternety sev-^iiu'i i iiplc agun.si whom tlu-se who^p. 11 - ii ated 11 n hdd gTsd|
Tin-cxpl.-si -ii occurred at Irunlevy's^Iim. stone ipniri) . about tfcfUl miles^..ist of th- city, and that human la^^wn-, lad sa.rlfl--1 is almost a ml rat Ic.^^say sim - ih- eKp| si,,|i occurred the^Siaadaid baa been iideavoiiiig to uk-^taln th- true tag la ^ the case, but alt- r^tWe days of liniu'.iv no on-- could be^found uboui t!, city who kin w any-^ill!,.c, of the affair, alttessk yeaterday,^an-. i adlas ^'^ ^ Ial so uunt pub-
llsh.d in this lievv .ip iper, geverul |n ti^^lde were found b ii-m knowledge -if^the explosion bad l^ u brought shortly i^after its at i ui p-m
Th-first attth in- account af the^mutter was -I ia . yeatiiiia) aft. r-^SSas from Mrs. I mulevy, th. wife of^th.- man w ho is operatkaa, 'ke linn- p - 1-^quarries nt ar Ir-r.ton. From what^wus said by Mr-. Inmlevy. ii appears^that at about 1:14 o'ctSSk BS BBtUrSa)^morning, a lerrlfli ,sho^k waa egncti-^enced by the r ildenta ^f I ronton^which nearly thr. w- the peofrfe out of^th-lr beds Tin I u 1-vy lesld.-m . Brai
shakenand rocked, md ^very pan- -
glass wbs broken 111 the window
dlaheannd oth. t artlciee fell le Ik^door and everything movable in Ike^h.-us. ana toppled over. Several of the^raftira were broken and Mrs. Dank ry^stai.s that at llrsi sh. thought the^building was sut. I faiUng ^^th rs liv^^ing In thai vicinity had similar esse-^risacsa, nnd all are congralulit I^Ih. inst lv.s thai tin y are still alive.
Itseems that great auaatltlea of,^giant Bowder is us' -I In taking out tba^rock from ih-- quarry, nnd that ^ cer^^tain amount b u ually kepi in ^^tnagaxlnt. u short tllatance from the^point a here the r^ ^ i ^ inn lakea ^^ut^OS Saturday m- n ,^ thcr- were is^Is.xi*. iuch een -ig so aaagnta 44^gin nt p-.v-i- ri BMgaglr 11
magaslnela a du~- ul In the able uf th ^^hill. BBS top of v-h;-h Is cover- 4 ov-r^with boarda and hat alao a fent built^. f lunib. i fiver 11 tUBBSt r '.^ a tfcb k^ln).r of earth Tin magaslne pj situ^^ated In an Is.-iaie-i spot, and a^i far aa^has be n I ai a- d uc of the v. ot tuner,^at ihe aaarr} bad 1 en mar the place^Krn'iiy tiltht
Justbef-.ie the egnloalon oci-urred.^. ii- ..r th. resid of Ireatea claims
tohave h^ it 1 thi iiinibllng af wag. :i^ah .-le. ns though nun) SSI ^''r'^Ing mar I.) I as at first tb nisl:^to have Men ^ i- --I by oiu- of the^war-ins b lotlo the gjSSSry ,U|1-
nlngdown bill I ,i the fact that all ol^Ike wug.-iis w,n In ih. Ir place mi S^-^urday naming -x. ludes tkla thicry.^Tfce rcm lusioi ^ -, fore. l^ that aome^one dmve up t^^ th- outsaatne, labl a^fus- ti\. 1 ^tin ii drove t.ip-
bflylivt) I -t lime ihat chip rd
bete tlit a ah t^ the t asnh-
llngof lb^nSS heard and Ike
time^ f ihi . \i tog gansM as ^ lo^Indi at Ihe p^ t went off safari it^was Interlie-1, for ihoae In the wagon^easld l' iv. g-i.i imi n short dlatunc.^ami tfcey themseirei sSSil akagasrnte |
.hut ci ^ n 1- ^ ' vv n to pieces.
Anln^ : b ut tl^that theegpl^Is nt^hull.an
Mrs.Dunlevy states (bat at tlist^tfcoat roniiK icd with the quarry were^reluctant to believe thut th-- explosion^araa Sua In anything but an accident,^but that there are many little clrcuni-^s-1iiiii - connect^ d w ith the affair Willi n
cn strength to the final prnasasjHias
thaiII v.as ih-- work of sonic tend ill^human i- nr.. v. ho had a giudg- uuuinst^.-.mi -in. mid ihwiiKht to obtain It-
cengeby ibis eeeilksh method. Mrs.^Dualery says ifcal the sjSHrry yaoada,^:! - any other eoganen) op.-ruting a larga
ai- bi und t^ havi- enemies, but^ahe aroutd be enib-ly unwilling lo^iraka ngdsMc th.- sasadcsBag as to the^Identity of thus.- reepoaatkai fm- Ike^di d. Thus far tin matter haa not been
...litto the attention of the oth-^c^ re.
s-vt ial troii people were s-en yester-^rbiv who felt the shock of Saturday^morning, ami it Is thought that but^t i the hills which separate thla city^frora Iron toa. Anaconda would have^,:,]^ rienoed ^ shock compared to w hich^the ^ at inrlkl|SSlH wus but of amull^bi count.
Sis-V-.ung -V Iicsell about strain und
hotwater heating.
aatgeaisl train will leave Anaconda^on It. a. a- I'. lty. at 1 p. in. Thanks-^gtvtag dav . arrlvtas at Uuttc in time to
immodate purtb-K desiring to attend
tin-lluttt-Itellunce football game. Ke-^itiriilng will have Uutle 6 p. m. and^l:M p. m
HjklkHyera'ball at Turner hull to^^night.
WeddingnnaejUatS. a nice clean clear^smoke In ever) cigar case In town.
Toi lire i (iimiipnltun Forever.
T.-tksCnerarrtt duly l at hart Ir. 10or25f.^lft. l.C tail ^^ run-, e^aggl4H refaaa aoaey.
Thei are others, but J. M Kennedy's^drug store is Ike popular place for^medicines und toilet articles.
THANKSGIVINGSERVICE.
Losee^ Maxwell
SpecialsTo-Day
Ladies'jFut Collars, Ladies1 Fur Capes,^Ladies' Mull's,^Children's Fur Sets,^Ladies' Cloth Capes,
Ladies'Cloth eJaekets,^Children's Cloth Jackets,^Ladies' Wool Hose,
Children'sWool Hose*
Agentsfor Hanan's Shoes.
LOSEE^ MAXWELL, llMrlain Street, Anaconda
Ar.
A lllkTidv laBMeatksl rruerauiine
Bengasihav the i edea Meeting.
Theuni -.i Tnaakagivlas services win^se aatd Ii Ihe Hethodlel --hutch on^Tii.iisd.iv morning at n o'cink. The^i ^ ;^ bt under the direct ton af^Prufeeeor Klcfer Renreeeatatlvag from^the dlaTerent choirs of the city w ill oots*^a double -iiiaitei and will bad^in Ike service of st nu. The serniua win^be preacked I ^ ihe i;- v. Mr. Banter, it^- hi Bt -I that all the churches a ill unite^-i 1 make this i I appy time uf thaliks-
givlag'The progranune for the agggya^sit ii i- .is follows:
l4 ii mm Voluntary.
;Doankagy^(All risinc nnd rcmaln-^Ing stniidiiiK until after the invocation^and las HscissB at the Qlorla).
Int i uiiili- liev. Mr. Redd,^i (iloria.
:.b ad ing of Ike president's pfga^^lamatloa. iteatiiiisr el Ike geeerane/a
pi''-claltt.il ion.^i. Hymn 22*\
crintsralaaaon, H-\ Mr J-din-
B.'ll.
IIntkata, SosMe sua rtet
-^ yet Ii- v i it- 11 ge Wade Healv
t.i i inkaglt 'at uSjeriag.
IIgnea. Mrs All.-n.
.. 11 n iii ii 1MV
14 lb lied let Ion.
Itinl.li n't. Arnlea ^alTe.
 Beat Saive in the world for Cute.^I , ass s--r.-s. Ulcers, Suit Itheum. Ke-^s . T.-tter. i'hupped Hands, v'htl-^^ .rns and all Skin Krniuions. and^adds tii the b'l-'f posltlvel) i aires I'llrs. or no pay required,^i wee the work of m n. Ii -. tmirHiitml to Kive perfect satlsfac-
li,. pri't'.r'^'- lf ^^' ^* money refunded Price ^ cents
nHi-. is ibut. m order to aecure rs i boa r*or sale by all druggists and
YOURMANHOOD
BMMITOX your nerve^power, and nerve power is^electric energy. Just give it a^moment's thought Electricity is^^ nerve tonic, an iuvifjorant, a^liuilder of vital force Strength of^nianliooii cornea witli a healthy^nerve force. Therefore he manly.^Fill your system with electric eu-^ergy. (iet
Dr.Sanden's Electric Belt
Itbuilds up vital energy ami^makes mauhood complete. It has^cured thousands.
Ile.kvvltb. Cat.. March 3, IS!*;.
Dr.A. T. Sanden^Dear Hlr: I have woin your Hlectrlc licit two months^now, und I can say that I am n Batter man and stronger than I have ^v-i-^been. I feel no weakness In the back any more, and 1 have no more losses and^my eyes bsik clear. Ho you arc at liberty to refer any sufferer to me. It will^be a great pleasure for me to write to othi it and tell them what Dr. Sun-^den's Kleotrle Belt has done for me. Yours truthfully.U. WALKKIl.
Headthe little book. ^Three Class, s of Men.^ which Is sent free by mail^to any address on application. It Is worth Its weight In st-'ld to any man who^Is weak. Address or call
SANOfcNBLECTRIC CO. 232 Washington St., Portland, Ore.
Forsale by K. K. tiAI.MVlLY a CO., Uutte. Montana
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ALLDRUGGISTS
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To-daywe will give away to (I!^Ihe ladles that will call at our . j '^store the most beautiful^ | |
^Souvenir||
of|Sg pSgVHSJg occasion. And(I
thisbeSag our Thanksgiving of-j^ferlni; to our patrons, we con-
eludedto make It a gift worthyJ (
ofthe occasion.J
TheStandard Drn j Co. *
$IhaLeadlnf I^rii^: Ml 111 I I'-rkAvr. $^^Anifontla Tt lepheai- 3,. 4)
2% v^a^%%'% ^%-aa^-aa^-a,'aa^i
HantJdvs. m Jhe Stand^^ard give excel lent results
WilliamU Hog*. M. It. Hrownlee, R. C.^Chambers Marcus Dafcjt. T. E.^^argeant.^V M Thornton.
flOGE,DALY ^ CO., Bankers
ANACONDA.MONTANA.
Buyand st II Ponieetlc and Foreign Fi-^ehar^e and transact a liinrril Hinkl.ic^Purines*. (Collections promptly attended^ta. Kr.change drawn on London. BSIn*^burgh. Glasgow. Dublin Helfoat. Tans,^Hamliisrg. Bt-riln and ull th* lending^clue* of Rurupe
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CHICAGODYE HOUSE
.paHett Commercial Ana. on .la
Theonly place In Montana that dnea^first-1 lass work In cleaning and pressing^men s clt thi s women's d'- ^ ^^ds kid^glovei and fine wearing app.it' I ' O-.it^chargse are moderate. Correspondence^With people in outside towns solicited.