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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
NEWS IN BUTTE
sueriai to the standard.

Speriai to the Standard.
BUTTE, Nov. i4.-Rohcrt Evans, u Nom
taus pioneer. was arrested to-day for
creating u disturbance OH Wyoming street
and was arraigncd before Judge Ncwkirk
Tonight. He pleaded not guilty and de-
mandch instant trial. The judge told him
hc would try him Tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
'If Won don't try mo now Ill ~mandamu-
you and send yon tn states prison. said
Evans. The judge refused to obey the
mandaIniis and Evans finally changed his
plea To guilty and paid n fine.
A telegram was received nv Chief Smith
from Rochester. tonight. to hold Harry
Hoyt. otherwise known as Lcwrick. ar
rested for forgery here and sent tn Helena
for trial. where the forgery was com
mittcd. The telegram was from Chief
Hodgson, of Rochester, and said extra
dition papers would bc sent for Hoyt i'm
ease he is not convicted in Helena.
The Washington guards arr preparing
for a banquet AT The Mci,crnrott house,
November ~.
There was organized to-day the North
west advertising bureau. Incorporated for
the purpose of receiving advertisements
and placing them in all newspapers and
periodicals in the northwest and else
where. Capital stock Sio,uD. Shares 81
each, term of existence ~ years. head
office. Butte, Montana. Tie trustees for
the first 4. months are II. G.. w. Evans.
president. Ben +. CIRCUIT, t~rcasurer,F Frank
IL Cutting. secretary.
Late last might Special Officer Tricc re-
turned from Helena with two men under
his charge. 4. RiIshyesiver andoPaul Saw
age. charged with grand larceny. Early
on the morning Of September - Busllyea-
ger aud Harry Farrell were arrested for
creating IL row in the Cosmopolitan saloon.
Both were released on bonds. Bushyeagcr
took Farrell down tai his room as Farrell
had been pretty badly handled. In the
, morning Farrell dressed himself and in
putting on his tie missed his diamond
screw stud, n magnificent one valued al
who had takcn the stud. A week or two
later the stud was found i'm Boilers pawn
shop in South Main street. From the dc
scription the police soon came To the con-
cl'Ision that the stud was p;iwIicd 10y Pau
Savage, u brakeman on the Montana Cen
trial running as far as Great Falls. Bus
ycagcr was believed to he the thief ana
Savage the accomplish or one tn whom
Isushyslgcr had sold the stud. Ii wa,
learned yesterday that B,Ishycagcr was il
Helena and Officer Tricc started for tina
city. niiiycnt search in the sa
looms of Helena soon resulted il
the arrest of B~ushycag"r. Savag'
was arrested on II train near Helena
Boil, men were locked i'm the county Jail
Savage was charged with receiving stolcI
goods, showing them to hr stolen. Ihi
afternoon BIshysag.r and Savage wcr'
tried on the charge County Attornc,
Baldwin prosecuted and +. r.. Corbett slo
Tended. The evidence did not show clear
~ the guilt of the prisoners and they wcr
discharged.
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NOTES FROM DEER LODGE.

Gel. Hickman nj Kews~eky ss I.eessre IN
ressp~ranee-sDsh~r G;e..tp.
special correspondence of the standard.
DEER LoDGE, Nov. ia.-Col. Hickman u
noted temperance, lecturer Of Kentucky
will lecture under the auspices Of
b independent Order III Good
Tempiars AT Anaconda an the 18th inst.
mt Race Track an the 18th and at Deer
Lodge on the aDth and 21st. This is the
third ar fourth time Col. hickman has
traverssd Montana in the interests of tenn
prrancs,. He never fails to do good where
ever he talks. He is 10y no means tai he
coNfoun'lssi with such men as Col. Hawk
ius. Tor he IL "a man in every sense of the
worn anu Gentleman OF the oi.i school.
Joseph Bicu who was arrested yesterday
for stealing a set of harness from a ear AT
the depot. pleaded guilty this morning b~-
fore Justice. ct the Peace, Hartwcll aud WAS
sentenced To ~ days in Jail.
Charl"s Butcher. brothcr-in-iaw of pr.
J: H.. owing>. died this morning at o:;n
az so'"i"ck saturday afternoon.
Reuben Conn, Of New Chicago. is i'm
town to-day.
John W. Dawson. az P~hilip~burg, has
h 'cn In Deer L",ig" fnr two ar three days
on business connected with tie. recorders
office,
ing the records Of tn court intn his new
office.
Sorn Peterson. a pioneer If Deer Lodge,
valley. X very sick with pneumonia.
Both VIM. Coleman and Peter Lansing
have gotten into their new and magniii-
cent stor" rooms. Mr.: Lansing will to-
Bcaumoni's hall i'm honor of the opening
OF his store. All arr. invited.
Rev. u. L.. dunlap, of th. Christian
church,. returned last night from Bozc-
man. where lac. las been Engage. i'm u re-
vival OF religion. He reports that great
Interest was taken i'm tho revival and the
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. rs. Davis give. a re-
ceptiou tonight at their new residence.
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TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.

The stock or the silver Mountain Mine
Hsch strike 81" the SOAP G"'cf'.
Special Correspondence. Of the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. 14.-The stock OF the new
Silver Mountain Mining Company is sell
ing rapidly. and the first 10000 shares
have been nearly all disposed of AT 10
cents n share. In three months 100000
shares will he placed on the st. Louis
market ut ~ cents. There are now six
men at work sinking a new inclined shaft
right ou the ledge. The company has
pay ore to start ON. there nsinE nearly 90
I'D ounces silver, IS Ia $40 gold and ~ to
80 per rent lead. The lead will average
all the way from 81 to = feet. One shaft
is down 80 feet aud is reported to show mp
IA strong vein. President A. Frey Wcis Is
very sanguinc of the mines prospects.
Henry Morgan returned yesterday from
Soap Gulch with ON very o~dd-looking
rock. Carney Il Hard tried il aud found
gold. Nichols. Hclcnar 4 Go. to-day
bonded the property for S2O.OO and sent
three men down to begin work.
Ex-ShcrifT Lloyd this afternoon filed
contest against the election of Eugene
Sullivan as sheriff. The statement of Mr..
Lloyd sets forth that i'm the first instance
Sullivau's certificate of election was is
sued by G.. r. Booth. clerk of the county of
Silver Bow, and also clerk of the CANVASS
ing board Of said county, who 10y law had
no authority to issue such certificate.
Second. that i'm precinct "a thcrs. were Il.
illegal votes cast and counted for the said
Sullivan. Third, that in precinct "a there
were III illegal votes east and counted for
said Sullivan. Fourth. that said Sullivan
Is i'm no way entitled to said Office of
sheriff.
H. s. Clark and Perrin w. Irvine have
been appointed deputy clerks of the sec
oiid district court by the clerk, Will l..
viii +. Cation has nlei his official oath
as stenographrr of the district court
| alcd i'm the Office of the county clerk To-
Now that courts are .~sprin9ing up, SC
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The same nrm scs:r ysss. Old : Va.
pr; AZ i s"e c Ss.ccc. "' Tn-d"y sh en-" ios Vii
y fine t30yOO. They sold . lot a the cor
btrr OF Mercury and AEi,ors streets re-
$1,000. A few days ago $1,000 was offered
for the lot. The opposite corner was sold
mt $1,000. Tarbct 4 Fenncr tried to buy
IL for $4,000. hut were unsncCsssful. Tho
lot purchased by the city i'm East Broad
way last spring for ss.0o can now Inc soid
, Formerly there was trouble I'm getting
clear titles tn propcrty i'm this city, owing
titles can be obtained almost everywhere
In Butte. In some cases minerals are re-
served to a certain depth. while in other
titles everything il sold. In any event the
title is clear.
While the real estate business is com
r%r"s,. a, .a present .nJ p~r r " ~. with ri,x. , Hs,
property near the Northern Pacific depot
~ also increasing rapidly and has mnre.
than doubicd itself i'm the last tw" ana n
half months.
Although IL has become the convection
of the people i'm Butte who have capital tai
invest thai nowhere Is there 50 large n re-
turn tn Inc obtained as i'm their own city.
The interests on loans amounts to ~ tn
~ per cent "a month. but the most of the
ready money is hs'ing invested i'm real cs-
tate where there are splendid prospects OF
doubling money in n year. For judic-
ious. conservative. lucrative Investments,
the real estate men bsIicve there is moth
ing Oh earth so good as Butte real estate.
A year ago u real estate firm of this city
boiIgh a lot for $500 and erected "a build
ing for $4,000. The building Is now
rented for 500 "a month, or at the rate OF
I per rent ON SO.OOO. The city needs n
few more fires to clear away sornc at the
rookeries still standing i'm the principal
streets. and also needs several big hotels
for nothing keeps u city SD much i'm the
eyes of the outside world AS IA number at
flrst-class hotels. On the p~ermanency
of Butte depends the of Tho
western part of the state; FOR Anaconda.
Deer Lodge and Missoula all Depend on
Butte. Missoula's lumber all finds mar
ket here. and this city is also the shipping
point for Utah produce.
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TOLD IN A LINE

Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware Co.'S.
Guns for rent ut Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Guns aud ammunition at the Anaconda
HARDWARE Co.'S.
Go to ID. j. Hrnncs~y Mercantile Co. for
ftancls and domcsticS.
For style. good goods and n perfect tit,
go to Estes 4 tonnclrs for your clothing.
Call and look over d.. j. Hcnncssy Mcr-
camille Co.'s clothing the finest line in
the city, prices the. lowest.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
New unticrwcar. ovcr-shirts. neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
x Councils.
Go tn ID. j.. Hruurs-y Mercantile
Co, corner Oak and First streets.
for ladies AMI .liiilrsn'S unu. rw,ar.
Estes K Conncll are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods AT
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
III yoI want u good suit of underwear ar
amy gents furnishings go Ia ID. J. Ncn-
messy Mercantile. CO.. corner Oak and
First streets.
IL you want a suit of clothes made la
order call at Estes X Connell. They hay,
over 40 ~amplcS to- select from, and guar
antee a ~I"'rfcct tit.
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FIVE MEN KILLED.

Terrible Accident On the HIone~take Route
I'm Jefferson County.
special to the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. 14.-Word has reached here
of ~ terrible explosion at Boulder. Jcffer-
son county, by which five mel were killed.
The accident occurred on the Homcstake
route in Jefferson county. Tuesday even
ing. John Dell. A. w. Larson. Ross
O'Leary. Giovanni Rossi and Con Sullivan
were at work on a cut, and put in "a deep
hole i'm the rock, which was charged and
exploded, hut only sprung the rock.
Black powder was then poured into the
hole, and while the men were tamping
the charge an explosion took place. killing
the five men instantly. Coroner Warner,
of jefferson county, held an inquest and
decided the accident due to the mems own
carelessness. Coroner Sherman left this
morning tn bring the bodies to- this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

The ball of the Butte Caledonian so
ciety. tn bc held mt Renshaw hall q 81.
Andrews eve. November ~, promises Ia
he one of the finest entertainments of the
kind ever given I'm this city. Among the
features will he the Vienna ladies' orchcs-
ira. aud bag-pipc music by Prof. Coutts of
Balmoral castle. Scotland. A splendid
time il promised to all and none should
miss il. Ii will he "a novelty tn citizens of
Butte and surrounding country.
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Total date.

Every young man in town should buy "a
season gymnasium ticket. For sale at
Crockett & Kings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
Fruit England.

In 1sD there were about 5000 acres of
fruit trees growing i'm England; now there
are 214.OOD acres. Yet last year 3,SpU,UO
bushels of apples were imported 10y the
mother country AT u cost of EsUD,UUD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
Mean Old Thing.
From Judge.

FfDh .JUUEt.
Fond Mamma-Emily. child. don't get
into that crowd. You'u get squeezed.
Emily That's just like you. mother.
You newer want to have me enjoy my
self.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

winsor 4 Newton's tube paints 10 cents
ut Cress' drug store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

Get L>oses Il Maxwell's prices in mems
Ane clothing before buying elsewhere.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

All-wool ladies' cloth 39c. ut Estes &
Councils.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

We offer about ID ladies' and misses
cloaks AT half value Ia reduce our stock.
Loscc & Maxwell.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15
l~srNsuk bridge.

notwithstanding trains are ran over
Brooklyn bridge every minute and "a half.
they fail tn accommodate the constantly
Increasing travel. and the bridg'. entrances
are To bc wi,i,il,.l so that they shall not
become so crowded and trains may D."
run every ~ seconds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

SETTLING the. ftace Problem.
From the Washington Post.
IL bcgins tn look as IL the. race problem
might be settled. A new patent cotton
picker has been tested in the south, and il
does the work of ltD field hands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-15

A full line of paints and brushes of all
kinds can he found at A. Il. Playter's drug
tore.
For good value in mems shoes call at
Lostc x Maxwells.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD

Transrcrs Recorded ia the County Clerks
Once nt Deer Lodge.
special correspondence of the STANDARD.
DEER LODGE, Nov. H.-Thc following
are the transfers of real estate filed for
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

It is reported that President Har-
rison recently said to party of hun
cry Office seekers that he would allow
The appointees Of the preceding ad-
ministration to finish their terms.
"Mr. Cleveland did so," he added.
"and I can do no less" Senator In
gals, who was present, quickly re-
sponded: "But where is Mr.. CIeve-
land now" President Harrison's
response is not recorded, but a Re.
publican paper declares that Ingalls,
sentiment voiced the feeling Of the
Republicans throughout the land.
It's a broad hint to Gen. Harrison
that if he does not yield to the de-
mand Of the spoilsmen he can not be
re-elected.-Ex.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years We have been selling Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Or.
Kings New Life Pills. BuckIen's \ rnica
salve and Electric Bittcrs, and have
neve handled remedies that sell as we'll,
OF, that have gwen such universal satis-
fiction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satis-
factory results do not fellow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
&. ]. WErzsL, Druggist
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17
~ = j. 80
Motley News.

From the Register.
Len Ferguson returned from Oklaho.
ma Saturday night. He secured claim
in that country, and will 60 back in the
fallto settle upon it. He thinks the re-
ports of bloodshed in the territory are
exaggerated, as he saw none oft, but
he tells an interesting story of the
scramble for places when the 22nd of
April arrived.
Geo. Mosher has been appointed
meat inspector by the village council,
and c. Wilson has been appointed by
the town board. The fees are the same
for each inspector, viz: % cents per
head for cattle, Is cents each for calves,
hogs and sheep, and 10 cents for lambs.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17
OFFICIAL.
STREET SPRINKLING
Resolved by the Common Council of tho City OF
Little Eol,a

Resolved by the Common Council of tho City Of
Little Falls.
WHEREAS W. A. Butler and thirty-six others
having presented to the said Council q petition
70 have certain streets sprinkled during the year
to the said Council to be those OF the owners Of
two thirds Of the amount OF frontage on the por-
ton required to be sprinEled. and OF two thirds
VI the assessed values OF all lots and buildings
aud Improvements theron fronting on the con-
tinuous portions Of said streets petitoned it s
hereby ordered. that Oak street from kidder
street to Second street and First street from Ma
pie street to Elm. street In said City shall be
sPrinkled from the nth day Of June. A. u. 1889.
t. the first day Of November A. D. 1859, and that
the cost therefor shall be levied upoh all the lots
and lands fronting upon those portions of the
above named streets SO ordered to be sprinkled
by an equal rate on the assessed value of such
lots aud the buildings aud improvements there
on. and 1t Is further resolved that the contract
for said sprlnkling shall be let to the lowest
bidder, after due notice and that bids for the
/ same will be received BY the City Clerk, and
will be opened In the presence Of the Council at
June, 1889, aud duly awarded. The bids shall
specify the amount Of service, and the price
charged for said time ana may further contain
bid for the year 1890, from April Is to No.
vember IT, stated separately.
Passed May II. 1882
Vice President Of Common Council.
JAMES STUART,
Approved May 10th. 1889.
". RICHARDSON.
Mayor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

by some oversight when Gen.
Black left the pension office he left
bundles Of letters on political matters
which he received from special PEN
sion agents travelling over the country
last fall. These letters have just
come to light and been placed in the
hands Of his successor. It is suggest
ed that Commissioner Tanner en-
bellish his annual report next iail
with extracts from these; should he
do 50 the report would be a more
interesting document than usual.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

Every official that has been located
in the nifceut new court house
and city hall ut St. Paul is howling
because of the location of his Office in
the building. 1t is condition to
make taxpayers wonder, when a
N'Wo,oW home is not good enough
tor the politicians who are manipu-a
latlng the public affairs Of that city.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

fresh As the nrst blossoms of the month. The
steel ensravings and the full-pase wood illustra-
ton is each = gem in Its way. The double
latest costumes; and there are besides, numerous
and varied patters for dress and needlework.
The opening story, 'Dick Morton's MESSENGER
10 capital sketch ana fifty illustrated. Indeed
the entire literary contents merit unqualified
praise. Miss Elizabeth seovil, Superintendent
Of the Newport Hospital, contributes one of her
invaluable "Talks by Trained Nurse" and
PaTi.an ' e' Terms: Two SS posr.
. year. Address PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

The Samoan conferen &c is holding
occasional meetings in Berlin, and
many Of the minor details of q settle
ment Of all differences have been
agreed to. 1t is probable, however,
that Germany will make demands in
regard to the government of the is
lands that the American representa-
cannot agree 10.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

The civil service commission ha,
been reorganized, and it is new gen.
orally regarded as more influential
than ever. In the past the depart
ment authorities in Washington have
not treated the commission with the
respect due it under the laws, but
with its new membership it will be
dang erous for any public official to
ignore it.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

1t is probable that the combination
between the Northern Pacific and
Wisconsin Central railroads will
60 into effect at the opening Of the
next fiscal year, July I. The
through freight trains Of tho North
ern Pacific win doubtless be run by
Ashland, d that route includes near
ly 200 miles more Of N. P. trackage
than the St. Paul route does, a.
though it is but q few miles longer
in distance to Chicago.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17

the several railroads Of the State
I 1916, SAG. rs acres Of land, the greater
part Of which has already passed from
lie hands Of the railroads into those
of actual occupants. Until conveyed
70 other parties these lands are ex-.
empt from taxation.
The total appraised value of the
school lands Of. this State remaining
unsold ia 1883 was $2,114.O99.31.
The university fund of the State
will eventually amount to 81, 100000
from sales Of lands only.
The permanent school fund Of this
State in 1883 amounted to $685..
O96.7O. This fund is loanable to the
school districts of the State at S per
cent. III
4 Minnesota has a total area Of "a, 286
square miles Of territory, but only
about IS, OOO,O 600 acres Of land.
Minnesota had a over 1900 school
houses in 1888 valued $6,O0,O0O.
The pine land in Minnesota is esti-
mated to be worth 81 ,000,00O,0W for
the standing pine alone.
The iron ore ranges Of Northeastern
Minnesota are estimated to cover an
area of nearly 100000 acres ofland.
One range alone now produces an
nually over 100000 tons Of ore, valu-
ed at the mine at IS per ton. With
in the next ten years it is believed
that this one range (thc Vermillion)
will send to market 100000 tons
per annum, thus adding new source
Of wealth and commerce to the State
which must for many years serve to
maintain its standing as the empire
State of the North and West. Until
1883 it can properly be said that Min
n9sota was strictly an agricultural
State, even her lumber business being
ofpurely local Importance in amanu
featuring way. The -four mills in
NJ minneapolis had already sent their
products to commercial centers in
Ehrope-but there was no consider
able manufacturing interest in the
tate. Since the time, however, the
trrnsmutation has been rapid, and
water-powers and steam boilers have
Multiplied like sands on the sea-shore,
until the leading cities of the State
largely depend upon their manu-
featuring interests for future support
and wealth.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17
OFFICIAL. SO 55sz. . 4. ;3ts
STREETS OPENED.

-
De It resolved by the Common Council Of the
City Of Little Falls,
That the following streets and parts OF streets
In said City, dedicated to said City are hereby
accepted. said acceptance 10 take effect as sooil
as the same can BE- graded md opened. and
ordered opened Immediately lo-wit: 34sz}
In Thayer's Addition on the West Side 81
street from Minnesota Avenue to the north side
Of Sixth Avenue south: Sixth Avenue south
from the west side Of 'l' street TO east side OIL
n" street; eur street from the south side Of
Sixth Avenue south to the north side Of Broad
way street; broadway street from the west side
Of "H' street TO the east side Of Sc street &c
street from the south side OF Broadway street te
the northern boundary of said Thayer's Addi
ton on said C from said northern boundary o
Thayer's Addition, through Mcclure addition to
the northern boundary thereof excepting there.
from such portion Of &c" street as may cross tht
right of way OF the Little Falls and Dakota Raj
Road, and the Street Commissioner is directed
to cause the same to be opened forthwith. s-
Passed May ID, 1889.
WILLIAM A. BUTLER.
Vice President Common Council.
JAMES STUART,
City Clerk.
Approved May 10th. 1889.
N. RICHARDSON,
lsrAr