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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
LEGISLATURE CONCEDED DEMOCRATIC
The M0st the Republicans Can Hope for IL
u Change tn the ONtcial Count.

The Most the Republicans Can Hope fur IL
u Change in the Oftcial Count.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 5.-Thc Pioneer Press
special from Helena says: while the
republicans are almost ready tn cOncede
both the governship and Legislature to the
denlocrats, they will not do so till the of
fetal count In made, for the reason the re-
suit il SD close rs To warrant them i'm
claiming at least the Legislature. No tally
was made Of the votes except that made
by the Judges of election and these are
now ina the hands of the various county
clerks awaiting the official count.
The democrats elect the governor and
aud n majority of the Legislature, hut by
margins so narrow that q full count may
.npset either. Individual republicans con-
ccSle the governor to the democrats and
arr, half convinced that the legislature
y tlemocratic, but tine republican press
antk state committee concede neither.
The republicans now claim the legislature
by one or two, while democrats claim il
by five To seven. A curious condition of
affairs prevails among the sport
ing fraternity, owing To the close
election. Although Carter, republican
IL elected To congress by u majority of
1,6OO over Maginnis, the democrats will
not give up any bets on Carriers election
until the republicans give up money an,
tho governor. As a contest IL limited at
over the latter, the republicans who bet
on Power refuse To pay their bets till IL IL
decided who il the man. About $1O,OOO
rs.inains I'm the hands of stakeholder hers,
ami i'm Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

~. Marks church, Episcopal. will hold
service in Ill Fellows hall to-day at
IL "a. m. and 4 y. IN. Sunday school AT 1O
n. m. Rev. w. r.. Mes, pastor.
Services ut 80. Paui's church. Catholic,
AT s:!D and 1O:3O "a. M, and I'D y. IN.
Mass every day at X o'clock. This church
IN always open. Rev. Father DeSicrr,
pastor.
oln the Presbyterian church services Is
held at IL a.. nj. and 7:45 y. I'm. Sunday
school at II I'D p. m.. and Chinese school
AT nd y. III. Meeting of the ". Il. =. e.. r.
at d :45 y. m. Rev. j. :. lamont. pastor.
Methodist church,, South, services Et IL
"a. M. and 4 u. m. Sunday school at = u.
m. Rev. =. ID. Barit,c, pastor.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
the corner of Oak and Thiri streets at II
n. nv. and b y. m. Sunday chool at 2:bD
d. IN. Rev. Il. Lowry, pastor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

Special to the standard.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. 5.-Returns from
Fergus county show that Sullivan, Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff has defeated
Clark.
. Sanders, democratic candidate for COM
missioner may win. The rest of the county
officers will bc republican,. The vote on
senator i'm IA precincts was McNa-
mara, democratic COS, Watson Re
publican 457. The vote ON rep
rcscntatives in the same precincts
WAS Burrows, Democrat, 519, Milliaryl,
democrat, 4sS; Won Tobell, republican,
AS; Waite, republican, $40. Later adviccs
confirm the election of Barrows. demo-
crat. The Il precincts lacked 21O of the
total vote. The election of senator Me-
Namara il beyond all doubt. In
Cascade county the situation is unchanged.
The vote for Ringwald and
Crosby continues i'm doubt. So
is the contest for county corn-
missioner so far a. regards Wcgner, dem
ocrat: Benton. republican, Is about 10
ahead of Leslie in Fergus and Cascade
counties. The votes of Choteau will de
eide this contest for district Judge. That
vote has not been received here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
He HeArsl II All.

From the mmer Traveller.
"Mr. Nice. are you in ?" asked little
Johnny Toddle the other evening of his
sisters hest fellow.
why. no, Johnny; what makes you ask
such a question -"
"Dh because I heard sister say to man.
ma that she thought you must be sick to
think she'd marry you for nothing but
looks.
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Another View.

From the Burlington Free Press. I'VE
BAld-headed and very homely old gem
uenan to photoRrapher-Drat such pic
lures. Can't you make me look any better
than that after five sittings?
Photographer tthoughtfully ~exasperat-
cdD-I think I can, sir, IL you allow me "a
take the hack OF your head. Ii hasn't SO
much expression as the other side, but IL
il . blamed sight prcttier. -
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

From the New York Weekly.
Summer guest ,impaticutiyD: I have
found dead flies i'm every dish I touched
this morning, and I think you might at
least make a reduction i'm your charges.
Hotel proprietor: l can't reduce your
bill. sir; hut IL you will come with me tn
the kitchen I'll let you hear me swear at
the servants.
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Bitter sweet.
From Puck.

FTO"T III
Mrs. Goodby|I hear that little Johnny
in sick, and that Mary il going to stay at
horne with him tonight instead Of going
20 the party. How sweet Of her?
Jirnmie-Yes'm; she'n Johnny's been
eating green apples.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

MatCullum 4 Clouticr have Just re-
ceived n carload of choice California
canned goods. which will he sold at bot
tom prices.
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The Family Tree.

Prom ilppincott's-
The man wlioss. antecs,lants make
The little he can brtg on.
In Things pertaining to success
is apt tO 10. as NaiteiftS
As that admitted usrlessiless-
The NTH wheel Of n wagon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

Go "a Anderson 4 Thomas for sash
doors glass n~iouidinRs and finishing
lumber.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06

Look AZ bargains in hosiery At Losee q
AaxwelIs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-06
TOlD IN A LINE

Baby carriages AT cost at The Bee Hive.
PictuTs, frames made tai order at the Bss,
Hive.
Lo.ks repaired and keys fitted at the.
Bs. Hive.
Complete line ~ cartridges at Anacon-
la Harxlwars. Co.'S.
Go tn Hawcs for fine work i'm photo
graphs.
Excciicnt is the finish of Hawc-'s photo
graphic art.
Gums for rent at Anaconda Hariwa.,.
Co.'S.
Have you seen those fine hanging lamps
Estes & Conu.ll have r.ceivesi their new
fall stock of clothing.
Guns and ut the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
Photographs i'm all the latest novelties
at Hawes's Palace. Studio.
For style, good Hontis and n perfect ht,
go tn Estes 4 Cornelfs for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda
Co.'S.
New underwear. over-shirts. neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and Shoes, at Estes
x Councils.
Gums and rifles at Anaconda Hardware
After the 18th inst. Mr.. Il. r. Nathan
will receive. the mining stock quotations
II the ~. Louis market daily.
St.. * of clothing and furnishing goods az
prices that will pisa-s. all who want first
class n "ohs.
order cal. at Estes q Connell. They have
over I'D samples to select from, and guar
aItcc af,erfect fit.
Call and see ,hose plnshes at ~ cents nj
Estes 4 Council Mercantile Co.'s
The Montana Lumber q Produce. com
pany will name you bottom prices ON hay,
grain and feed i'm large and small lots.
They carry the largest stock i'm town.
Ladies', call and see. tlsoss, ~ cent
pushes now ON sale at the Estes q Con
nell Mercantile Co.'s.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda possibilities for the week ending
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LOST.

A spaniel pnp, three months old. He wore n
collar. no nsnls. oI 10. A liberal reward will be
given for the return ~ the dog to It's o~n.r
James ". Moore. postmaster.
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officer who had no seal Of once attached .,
his certificate, ana such, instrument had as+
tached thereto a certificate OF the clerk Or
other proper certifying officer OF tn9 county
or district within which such acknowledge,
meut was taken. certifying under his ohcia
seal, in substance. that the person Subscrip--
ing the certificate Of acknoWled gment was, az
the date thereof, such officer a. no wae
therein represented to be; that he believes
the signature Of the person subscribing
thereto to be genuine, and that the instru'
Ment was executed and acknowledged 40.
Cording to the laws Of such country, state
territory or district, shall be and hereby are
legalized and declared lawful and valid In
all respects as though they had been origin
ally executed and acknowledged in accord.
ance with all the requirements OF the statute
on that subject.
SEC. 2. All instruments, of the Descriptions
mentioned in the preceding section. shall 20
entitled to be recorded in the office pr the
register of deeds of the proper county In the
same manner and upon the same conditions
as other deeds, and the records OF all suc4
instruments already recorded In the ofhce OF
the register of deeds Of the proper county.
shall be taken and deemed In all respects az
valid and legal: and such instruments ana
the records Of the same shall have the same
force and effect in all respects for the pun.
poses of notice, evidence and otherwise g
are or may be provided by laws IN regard -
deeds In other cases.
SEQ. 8. This act shall take eject ana b
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April IL. 1882
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"a.

s. ?. No. 259-AN ACT to amend section
nine [91, title three [3l of chapter one l1l
of the General Laws of one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two l1S121, entitled
IAN act to establish reciprocal general in
surance law for the State of Minnesota and
to revise and amend the laws of said state
relating to home and foreign insurance
companies being section two hundred and
ninety-four [294l of chapter thirty-four
1911 Of the General Statutes 1873.
Be it enacted by tho Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That section nine [9] of title
three Isl, chapter one III of the General
Laws of 1872 being section two hundred
and ninety-four [294l of chapter thirty-four
[34l of the General Statutes 1873, be and
the same is hereby amended SO as TO read as
follows:
SEC 9. It is unlawful for any insurance
company of this state to purchase, hold or
convey real estate anywhere, and for any
other insurance company to fpurchuse, hold
or convey real estate within this state, except
of the kind and IN the manner aud time fol.
lowing:
j. Such as 1t ha. heretofore acquired or
may hereafter acquire within any incorpors
ated city for the purposes OF improvement;
or,
2. Such as shall have been mortgaged to 1t
in good faith by way of security for loans pre-
viously contracted or for moneys due; or,
3. Such as shall have been conveyed to is
In satisfaction of debts previously contracted
in the course of its dealings; or,
4. Such as shall have been purchased at
sales upon judgments, DEGREES or mortgages
obtained or made for such debts.
Real estate lawfully acquired as aforesaid
under subdivisions 2, 3 and hereof, except
such as has been heretofore or may be here
after acquired within any incorporated city
under said subdivisions, shall be disposed OF
within five Isl years after the company ac-
quired title to the same, unless the company
procures a certificate from the insurance
commissioner that the interests of the COM
pany will suffer materially by forced sale
thereof, and extending the time of the sale
to period fixed in said certificate"
SEC. 3. The provisions Of the above SEQ
ton shall not apply to any conveyance here
tofore made to, or by, or hereafter made to or
by any foreign corporation crested and or
ganized with power under its charter TO &C.
quire hold and convey real property in
fduciary capacity.
SEC 8. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is, 1889.
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Approved April oath. 1854
4S.

n. r. No. AGAIN ACT to amend section
ninety-two (92) of chapter eleven (1ll Of
the General Statutes Of one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight Q878), reIat.
ing to the redemption Of lands sold Tor
taxes.
Belt enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. Section nfnety-two coy Of
chapter eleven (I1) of the General Statutes
lot Minnesota of one thousand eight hundred
and seventy Qs78), is hereby amended
by striking out the words undivided estate
IN any, after the word any" where they oc.
tur in the second (2) line of said section,
and by striking out the word undivided" In
the third 81 line of said section, and insert
ang after the word estate in the third r9)
lime Of said section the words ''or interest"
30 that said section when amended shall read
as follows:
Section 80. Any person who has or claims
any interest in or lien upon any piece or par
cel Of land sold, may redeem such estate OF
anterest by paying into the treasury pro-
portionate part or the amount required to 70
deem the whole, and in such case tho Ger.
tifcate shall express the estate or interest n.
deemed.
SEQ 2. This act shall take effect and b IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20. 1884
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40.
a p M kO3 AN ACT IN

3. 7. No. b03.-AN ACT to amend section
sixty (60) Of chapter eleven Ql) of the
General Statutes of 1873 as amended BY
section seven CD of chapter two (2) of the
General Laws of Minnesota for the year
eighteen hundred and eighty-fv (18S6),
relating to the assessment and collection Of
taxes.
Be it enacled by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section sixty 1901 Of
chapter eleven I'LL of the General Statutes
of Minnesota of 1873 as amended by chapter
two III, section seven ~, of the General
Laws Of the State of Minnesota for the year
eighteen hundred and eighty-five 1855 be
amended by adding thereto the following
proviso:
provided further, That where citation II
not served by reason of the fact that the per.
son against whom such tax is assessed Is
nonresident of the state of Minnesota, or by
reason of the fact that such person shall have
died and his estate shall have been admins
tered and assigned. or by reason Of the fact
that the administrator or executor Of an es-
tate OF the assignee for the benefit of creditors
or any other person acting in a position OF ca
pacity of trustee shall have been duly dis.
charged from his trust by court Of compe-
tent jurisdiction otter the time when The
property In his charge shall have become sub
Sect to taxation and before the total amount
pf such taxes shall have been ascertained and
levied. In any such case new citation shall
issue In proceeding brought by the county
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s. F. b94-AN ACT to legalize the execution
and record Of conveyances and powers Of
attorney manifested by witnesses.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. AL powers of attorney and
conveyances affecting the title to real estate
in this state, heretofore recorded in the Office
of any register Of deeds in this state, which
may have been manifested by witnesses or
executed in blank or with the name Of the
grantee OF the power or description of the
land to be conveyed omitted at the time Of
execution, which were delivered with inten.
ton to have the same take effect if after.
wards filled out are together with the record
thereof hereby legalized and made as valid
and as admissible in evidence and as effect
ual for the purposes of notice, as against the
persons executing the same, ana those claim
ing under them after the passage of this act,
as though the same had been duly attested
by two witnesses, and filed out at the time Of
execution, as required by law, but the pro-
visions hereof shall not affect pending
actions.
SEC g This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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AZ.

a. F. No 46O-AN ACT to amend section
ninety seven (97) of chapter eleven (l1)
of the General Statutes of eighteen hun.
dred and seyenty-eight Q879), relating 70
taxes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section n1nety-seven or
of chapter eleven Q1) of the General Stat
utes of eighteen hundred and sevent-eight
N979), as amended by section nineteen (t9)
of chapter ten (1O) Of the General Laws for
the year eighteen hundred anu eighty-ons
NSS1). be and the same is hereby amended
by adding to the first paragraph and before
The first proviso of said section nineteen Q9)
the following words, to-wit: Provided,
That in any action or proceeding brought to
vacate or set aside any tax judgment, when
the land has been sold TO an actual purchaser
pursuant to the provisions of this act before
any order, judgment, or decree shall be
entered vacating or setting aside said tax
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff or appn.
cant, he shall pay into court for the benefit
of the other party all taxes, penalties and
Iosts, as appear from the books OF the county
auditor, with interest thereon paid by such
party, or any one from whom he claims.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect aid b
in force from and after the date 81 it. baSs.
age.
Approved April oath, 1854
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b: F. 7sS.-AN ACT giving liens for the bet

b. F. 7s3.-AN ACT giving liens for the bet
ter security Of mechanics material men,
labOrerS and others.
SECTION /. Whoever performs labor, or
furnishes skill. material or machinery for
the construction, alteration or repair of any
boat, vessel or other water craft or for the
erection, alteration, repair or removal of any
house, mill, mandatory, or other building
or appurtenance, or of any fixture, bridge,
wharf, fence or other structure by virtue of
a contract with, or at the instance of, The
owner thereof, or his agent trustee, coz
tractor or subcontractor, shall have lien to
same upon such boat vessel or otLer water
craft, or upon such house, mill. manufac-
tory, or other building or appurtenance, or
fixture, bridge, wharf, fence or other struct-
ure, and upon the right title and interest Of
the owner thereof, in and to the land upon
which the same is situate, or TO which ii may
be removed, not exceeding forty (4G) acres
Nwithout the corporate limits of any city or
incorporated village: and il situate upon or
removed to, land within the corporate limits
OF any city or incorporated village, then in
and to the lot Of land upon which the same
is situate. or to which It may be removed,
not exceeding one (D acre in extent.
SEC. 2. Whoever performs labor, or fur
nishes skill, material or machinery for grad
ing, filling in or excayating any land, or for
digging, constructing, altering or repairing
any ditch, drain, well, fountain, cistern, re-
servoir or vault thereon, or for LAYING, con
structing, altering or repairing any side walk.
curb, gutter, or any sewer, water pipe or gaS
pipe, whether mains or connections, upon
any land, or in the half of the highway.
street or alley adjacent and contiguous 10
aid land, by virtue of contract with, or at
sthe instance of, the owner thereof. or his
agent trus tee, contractor or subcontrnctor
shall have lien to secure the contract price
or value of the same upon the right. title and
interest of the owner OF such grading. filing
IN or excavation, ditch. drain, well, foun.
tain, clStern, reservoir vault sidewalk. curh
gutter, sewer, water pipe or gas pipe, whether
mains OF connections in and to the land
upon which the same has been done or ia
situate. OF In and to the land adjacent and
or Alley IN which such sidewalk. curb gutter.
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%.
sF. No. 4s1-An act to amend section nj

g. +. No. 4Sl-An act to amend section nine,
teen Q9), Of chapter thfrty-six 1881, OF tho
General Statutes Of Minnesota, 1878, relat
ing to the removal Of school house sites.
Be Il enacted oy the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section nineteen (18), OF
chapter thirty-six (36). General Statutes OF
Minnesota, one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-eight (187sl, be and the same 10
hereby amended by striking out subdivision
fourth Of said section and inserting in Leu
thereof the following:
"Fourth-To Designate Site for School
House-Provided, that the site for school
house shall not be changed after having been
designated unless at least majority Of the
legal voters in the district who have resided
therein for q period Of at least six months
prior to such vote, ard two.thirds Of the
voters so qualified, who are present and
voting, vote in favor Of such change; except
that whenever majority Of the legal voteia
OF any school district voting thereon. shall
determine to build new school house or e
remove school house already built In such
district, and the school house site therein
shall be more than one-quarter of mile from
the center Of the district, then Q majority Of
the legal voters Of such district voting there
On may change the site to more ceatl 70
SO. a This oct shall take effect ana -
In force from ana after its paslaEA
Approved April - 1885
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81.

a. F. No. 756.-AN ACT to legalize certain
deeds, mortgages, and other instruments az.
fecting real estate in this state, executed
out Of this state, and the records thereof,
and making the same evidence.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That all deeds, mortgages and
other instruments affecting the title OF real
estate, heretofore executed out Of this state
according to the laws Of the country, state,
territory or district where executed and ac-
knowledged, before any officer authorized by
the laws of such country, state. territory or
district to take the acknowledgment Of deeds
therein, or before any commissioner ap-
pointed by the governor OF this state fof
that purpose, and If such acknowledgment
was taken before such commissioner OF this
state. or before any notary public or other
officer havinga seal Of office and such &C.
acknowledgement was by such officer certified
upon the deed, and his seal Of Office was At
tached to such certificate; or II such acknow-
ledgment Was taken and SO certified By an
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So.
OSs
d. r. No. 6o4-AN ACT to

Il. F. No. b04-AN ACT to legalize certain
conveyarees of land within this state with
out any subscribing witnesses
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That no deed or conveyance Of
land within the state heretofore executed,
either under the laws of the territory Of Min
nesota or under the laws of the state Of Min.
nesota, or under the laws of any state or ter
ritory, shall be deemed invalid by reason Of
not having the signature of any subscribing
witness thereto, but the same is hereby legal
lied and made valid as though executed in
all respects in accordance with the laws Of
said territories or states, and if otherwise
praperly acknowledged and executed. shall
be entitled to be recorded in the Office of the
register of deeds of the county where said
land is situated, the same as though 1t had
the signatures of the subscribing witnesses,
and tie record thereof shall be as etfectual
for all purpose as though said deed or con-
veyance had been executed with two sub.
scribing witnesses. Providing, that nothing
herein contained shall in any manner affect
the rights or title of any bona-fde purchaser
without notice for valuable consideration
of any such real estate prior to the passage
of this act, and shall not apply 10, or affect
any action or proceeding now pending in any
court of this state.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April s, 1889.