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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
raised as 70 who should occupy the seat Q

raised as 70 who should occupy the seat OF
honor nj table The embassadors who re
presented their sovercigns would not nc
cord the seat to Mr.. Grant "a private citi
zen) But nc last an arrangement wa
made by which no one held the seat OF
honor. Il was most awkward position
for the general
1T seems 10 me that the ex presidents
should have some well defined official
rank. As wealthy IA this people are and
as proud as they are Of their great nation,
II ~ strange that they will permit those
who have been exalted 90 the highest place
In the gift OF the people 20 settle back int
the rank OF private citizens again." / said
That il their IDEA Of democracy II de.
stroys distinctions In all, rather than fos
ter them"
But mans knowledge after term OF
service would DO OF value 20 this country
$50 II would. but they choose 10 deprive
themselves OF that and send him back
among the people, morely as an object of
curiosity. But they are beginning 10 talk
about II. and some honorable position with
proper pay will be provided for ex-presi
dents and perhaps for cx-senaiors also, one
OF these days"
AZ the close Of one OF our busy days Of
sight seeing, as we sat In our room enjoy.
Ing a rest. | said.
81 do not wonder now, where Parnell
g,t his independence Of character. when |
remember that his mother was an Ameri-
can woman"
why So" asked the duke, looking puz-
zlcd.
These people have such live, energct
&c way. ! see now where the nerve and
pluck came from that dared 10 make Bos
ton Ilarbor into huge teakettle, and to
put whole ship load Of tea into Il for ono
s.eeplng"
That's a new idea" laughed the duke
"Iiut the Yankees are a shrewd, brave
people, that VIII dare anything for prin-
pie"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12

Forced draught Is beginning to be
looked upon abroad ~ fraud IL
gives. until the boiler tubes get choked.
shout an extra knot an hour. mt a cost
OF - per cent extra coal. A contractor
for the engines OF the recently built
third-class British cruisers expressed
the opinion that the fbur-hour con-
tractors forced-draught full-specd trial
took four years wear out OF the boil
ers. More space. Il is claimed. should
bc devoted To the boilers. and forced
draught should bc abolished.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12

"The very mir has caught the spirit or
the inhabitants There u no drowsy fog
20 keep one In bed till ten o'clock in the
morning here l would caution the ma
fions OF the old world TO look alive before
they pick quarrel with this strange PEG
Pile" | said.
But with all this energy. pluck and
thrift. they are allowing one OF the most
vital principles Of their institutions 10 pass
out OF their possessions. Their lands are
being sold. stolen or given away at an
enormously rapid rate. In very few years
not a foot OF land worth the having will
belong 10 the government or be In reach
Of the common people"
II am surprised at that for with the ex-
ample OF ancient Rome, and the later one
Of Ireland, with its terrible want and suf
fering which has risen from tho unjust
land monopoly. / should think that they
would take warning and keep the lands
for the many and not grant them To the
few
The people have not awakened 10 the
truth OF the situation AS yet. When they
do II will be too late unless they can re-
deem what IL now held by fraud. and there
will be terrible struggle II they ever try
that. The men who hold the lands will
never yield one acre unless compelled 10
do So"
you might have TO give up some OF
your possessions II IL came to that" | said.
Yes. so | am going To begin now and
prepare for IL by buying only farms with
bona hdc titles | can hold the other lands
Till they pay me well for my investments
and then sell"
Where are you thinking Of buying"
"In Illinois, think. From Lord San.
dcrs' account, that Is "A good state for land.
lords"
lin what way is Illinois better than the
other states!" asked
lord Sanders says the Legislature has
passed every law that the landlords have
asked for 10 protect the land owners.
There you can make any bargain you like
with your tenants. and II they fail TO live
up TO the agreement you can turn them of
just ~ readily and roughly rs In Ireland"
why. can that be trues" l asked, as
thought OF the bright picture had painted
OF America as nation Of homes with no
lan-lords To grind the poor tenants down
10 degradation and poverty, but froo and
happy people with their little vine-covered
cottages and broad fertile acres In fes
simple.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
WAVERLAND.
4 Tai. Of Oar Coming landlords.
By SARAH MABIE BRIGHAM.
--------
Copyrighted. 1886.


tifAfffh Af. CONTINUED
was astonished, had thought OF the
Duke Of Melvorne as a shrewd business
man, ready for any undertaking TO make
money. But here was new size 10 his
character; a fond memory OF other days
held warm place in his heart
Now" he said after a few moments
silence, FOR an answer 70 my question.
OF what were you dreaming when dis.
turbed your reyerie'"
II was dreaming OF one / long 10 see ],
too have loved and lost. but not I'm the
way yon did. My love was among the
humble class, not rich or proud but
good, pure woman. who gave me the first
impulse toward. a useful life that ever
stirred In my breast. | was careless,
thoughtless fellow. when she came 10 Wa
verland Then her active. happy life made
me ashamed Of the idle one l led From
her influence have tried 20 do some good
My father was an absentee landlord, and
his estate had been neglected until the old
house itself was going 10 decay. She came
as governess To my little sister, and soon
she was goyerness, housekoepcr and al
most estate keeper. by an unfortunate
word from my mother she was made 10
feel her dependence, and she left Waiver
land one day when was away from home.
She did not know how dear she was 10 me.
Though have sought her far and near
can find no clcw 10 her whereabouts That
Is my story. IL was OF her that | was
thinking when Jon came TO me-"
II have often thought what little things
cnn change our lives" said the duke.
yet they are not the little things, they
are the real, sensitive, living. though un.
seen. parts OF our existence"
After that exchange OF confidence the
duke aud were greater friends than ever
We had many pleasant visits ere we
reached the new world, whose first centen.
NAL birthday was still fresh I'm everybody's
mind. We reached Sandy Hook AT night.
The water was made brilliant by the har-
bor buoys. each OF which carried won
derful electric light
followed the duke. We extricated our
selves from the throng mt the wharf, and
were soon comfortable in our rooms at the
hotel. After good nights rest we went
out 10 see the wonders OF the city A ride
ON the elevated railway gave me pecu
liar sensation. IL seemed as II we were
flying through space. only we could look
into peoples houses in our flight We
visited the art galleries and were sur
priscd that American artists can hold 81
high position In the world Of art.
One day we were standing near the court
house steps, when fine looking gentle.
man, little past the middle OF life. passed
up into the building
That" said the duke. "ls Mr. Arthur,
the ex-president OF the United States"
"A fine looking man." said.
But what n queer way they have here
OF disposing OF those who have held tho
highest Office In the nation. They do not
have even badge OF honor presented To
theml
"when ex-president Grant was In En-
gland ] attended reception given him ON
one occasion. The diplomatic corps were
invited 10 meet him A question was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
TO BIZ CONTINUED.
Valuable Man.

Street Car Patron (wrathfully) -
do you know. sir. that the conductor
of ear l.. I92 Is the most insolent. most
unfeeling brute that ever held punch?'
Superintendent $500 Yes. ! wish we
had more like him. ="
'EhP DO youg"
Yes. indeed. You see. he makes so
many enemies that he couldn't steal o
cent from the company without being
reported. life.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-15
BABY CARRIAGES.

All there's where strike tender spot Where is the
man or who would Baby Carrage3 Could
anything happy be imagined than to the latest
comfortably slowed away cozy little buggy and under the
watchfu of attentive mother taking morning
evening outing2 Why it's thevery life of child and ALL too,
when baby carriages selling cheap Such pretty de-
signs, and such easy payments Why it folly
do without them Don't let forget call your close at
tention to our large selection of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-15
sued by Mr.. Bayard. when Secretary of
State. where still in force.
AMFRICANs HoNoRED.

sued by Mr.. Bayard. when Secretary Of
State, where still in force.
AMERICANS HoNoRED.
Mr.. William C. Whitney, ex-Secretary of
the American Navy, and his wife left Paris
to-day on their return to New. York.
Among the guests present at the banquet
given In their honor by Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, the American Minister, last night,
were Count Hoyos, the Austrian Ambas-
sador to France. and Countess Hoyos, Wis
countess Courval and q number of other
noted people.
been awarded the highest prize for figure
drawing at the Ecole Des Beaux Arts.
This is the first time in the history of the
school that an American has received this
distinction.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-10

Funeral notices neatly printed at the
"Standdfd' Office.
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Notices of Location.

MIssouLA, July 9.-The following
notices of mining locations have been
filed: Northern Pacific, in the morgan
lied district three miles asst Of Missoula,
by Sebastian Efilmyer and Gustave Chen
Rip Van Wrinkle m the Bivens mining dis.
trict on the east side of the main Prospect
Gulch, about two miles from the Mountain
House on the Thorn pson wagon road. by
George Sutton Jewel lode, in the 81. Regis
mining district on the north side of the
west branch of Packer creek. about six
miles from its confluence with the st.
Regis river, by Alex ellis; War Eagle. i'm
the ST. Regis mining district on the north
side If the west fork Of Packer creek,
about five miles from the 81. Regis river,
by Thomas Loughran and Alex ellis
hex, in the u~norganized district. about
1000 feet southwest of the Silver Hill lode
and 1900 feet from the Curlew mine, by
George w. Wade.
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SUCKERS ARE ABUNDANT.
They Bite ai the So-Caiied Struggled
Cigars In Great style.
Nv the Standards Snecial Wire.

They bite at the So-Caiied Struggled
Cigars In Great style.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. July 9.-Captain Wyman, dep
uty collector of internal revenue, this af-
tcrnoon rounded up the smooth quartette
Of alleged ~smugglers who are selling So
called cigars in the city. The aus of
the captains solicitude was a well de-
fined suspicion that the fellows were
doing business without having first OBJ
tanned proper permission from Uncle
Sam. They were too cunning for that,
however, as the collector soon learned
when they produced "A travelling lice nsc
issued by the proper authorities at San
Francisco.
Officer Lcydcn assisted the captain in
making the arrest and was not a
little Disguised ut the turn of
events. His disgust became still greater
when lac attempted to smoke n of the
genuine Hayanas, smuggled into de
country which was given him by the itin-
crcnt vendors Of the foru de glue factory.
The field of suckers seems To be unusually
large and profitable, Judging from tie
amount Of business the ''smugglers" are
doing. Notwithstanding the expose made
by the STANDARD shortly after their ar
rival in the city.
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Kootcnai's Reputation.

NJ. A. McDougall, a gentleman whose
knowledge IF mines and mining matters
was obtained by practical work in several
of the largest mines in Arizona, Nevada
aud Montana, returned on the Galena OH
Thursday from n trip To Spokane and Ia
coma. He reports that no mining
try could have better rcpute than that Of
Kootenai lake. Every mining man he
met spoke of the favorable reports, and IL
the country was half as good as the re-
ports IL would he u OF the greatest min
ing districts in America within a few
years. The moneyed men of Spokane are
all more or less Interested already In
claims In theH Hot Spring and Toad Noun
tain camps, and they are doing much TO
interest eastern capital In this section of
British Columbia. Mr.. McDougall pre-
diets that the camps will he visited by n
large number of operators as soon as the
road between kootcnai station and Bon
ner's ferry is in anything like passable
condition. Al present IL Is almost worth
u mans life to make the trip.-Ncison ".
Tl Miusy.
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fldently believed that gold quartz existed
In reasonably paying quantity in the
vicinity Of Fairfield, but no practical test
was made until recently. About two
months q Mr.. Whitney went 20 the
town on business and was induced TO visit
Mr.. Bibbee's ranch and make an inspec-
ton. Mr.. Whitney, believing the pros
pect n good one. made q careful examine
ton and sent fifty pounds Of ore, taken
from the surface, to this city TO be sam
pied. with the above gratifying result.
tent 10 not known, but Is apparently
almost inexhaustible.
Fairfield is t~hirty-three miles south of
Spokane Falls, on the main line of the
Union Pacific, and the mineral is only
q and one-half miles from the town.
There is q good road leading to it.-SpO.
kane Falls Rerietc.
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BAD Mr.. THOMAS.
He m-Uses His wife and Desert. Hes and
Family.

He Iu-uses His wife aud Deserts Her and
Family.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, July a.-The district court has
another divorce case on its calendar.
Mrs. Caroline Thomas is the plaintiff.
Mrs. Caroline Thomas has for some years
past lived In Butte, and during most of
the time has kept n lodging house In the
city. She came with her husband from
England. Their marriage took place In
Peruth, Cornwall, In November @, 1877.
They have had three children, two girls,
aged respectively II and 8 years, and n
boy aged 4 years. II ID alleged that Will.
lam, the husband. has somewhat deterior-
ated under Butte influences. He is said
TO have been drunk nearly all the time
during the last three years and has con-
tinued to treat his wife more and more
cruelty until her life has become quite in
tolerable. When under the influence OF
bad whiskey he has beaten and kicked
her and called her most abusive nm
Furthermore, Thomas has no, only failed
To support his wife u children, but he
has not even supported himself, but has
given his whole attention 10 getting drunk
and tcrrorizing his family. These are the
charges.
Matters cane To a focus on the 18th Of
last March when Thomas came home in
an unusually bad temper. He began by
threshing his wife and ended by smashing
nearly all the furniture In the house To the
decided discomfort of family and dodgers.
After this little difficulty Thomas con
clnded that il was advisable for him To
leave the smoky city. Acc ordingly on
March ~ he absconded and kept himself
i'm parts unkno. n. His wife knew moth
ing Of his w~hcrcabouts until n few days
nrn xrl.ap El.a rpestya1 "A lnttar from har
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THE p MARKET.
Indications Favor u Continuance Of the
Present Firmnesn.

indications Favor u Continuance Of the
Present Firmness.
The market remains very firm all round
and all indications favor a continuance
OF this condition of affairs for a long time
To come. The c~onsumptive demand is
excellent and instead OF there being any
signs of over production stocks are stead.
lily and rapidly diminishing. One trans
action In Lake copper at 16Lc. per pound
On dock New York is reported during the
week, but the price generally asked by
producers Is 1c.,under which figure MOTH
ing can be bought with the exception of
perhaps n few d lots in the hands of
second holders, who might sell at III 3-4c.
For casting kinds demand has also great
ly increased lately and some very large
transactions in these brands have recent
ly taken place at full prices, although the
exact details W. not been made public,
The quotations may now be given as fol-
lows: Lake, 10 3-iu11c; Arizona, 10 lie. /;
casting copper. IA 35m14 7-Sc.
In Europe the smelters seem for the
moment to be pretty well supplied, and
this fact together with a pause in specula-
tive operations brought about n moderate
relapse in The London market for Chill
bars and e. NJ. b.. copper, which gave way
yesterday "wednesday To f57 to E57 IS.
Cd. spot, and f57 lbs. Cd. 90 f57 los. three
months, but this decline was rapidly re-
covered, and to-day's (Thursday's) closing
quotations received by cable are: Spot,
E5S 5s. to f5S as. 3d., and futures f5S lbs.
To ass LIS. Cd. For the second half of June
the statistics of visible supplies exhibit n
further decrease of 1900 tons, which with
the decrease OF 5000 tons reported in re-
spect of the first half of the month brings
the total decrease in June up to the extra
ordinary figure of 5000 consolidating and
Engineering Journal.
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The Ohio Mine.

MIssouLA, July a.-The reports from
the Ohio mine are very pleasing Ia the
proprietors. There are 525 feet of ore
now in sight. Recently the supcrinten-
dent sent some samples of silver carbo-
nate to Helena to he assayed tn learn
whether the ore was worth shipping. The
samples went is6 ounces in silver, and he
got orders TO sack all the ore carefully.
The owners have Incorporated under the
name of the Buckeye Mining and Milling
ID
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Butte Heal Estate.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, July a.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the office of the
county clerk since our last report:
james ". forhis and wife Ia an
Casey and 4. =. Warren, lots u. M.
~. T., IS. ~. ~ and and ~ In block .,
and a fraction ~ the lot north OF
block >. and lots I, .. 3, I, :, q, Z. So.
10, n, ~, Is and u Ina block 2; aud lots
~. =. 4. .. ii. :, : AMI lin block 4: and
LOTS, 10, u, ~ and % in block <. ali
IN NoyesA lJfon's railroad addition
Nc; 2 "a the ely Of Butte sioyoo a.
ii. Warner and &. w. llonakrr Ia "A.
w, Brooks. part of the West lode
mining claim, Silver Bow county, ~
described; also Minnie mine. same
county, as described; also Iraulon.
ger mine ~ described: also Iana-
init mine As described. also Rose
mine a. described; also Rose ENtcn.
sion as described $3.50, io.so ~
d.. Warner 20 al Ia Rose Mining Com.
pany, Beau quartz lode, ranamil
quartz lode, Eos. quartz lole, The
D.. lily 81 the West quartz lode, iioSr
Extension quartz lode, Quinnie
john n Curtis Il at. TO Charlton.
Feiikc. ons-fnh Interest In lot =
block :. Central addition Ia Butte
.Jssos osenb,rr 10 Charlotte r.ilk.. ""
two-fnths Interest In Charlotte lode
claim. lot ss5, and four-ntls Interest
IN lot Z. block Z. Central addition Ia
william nus,1 ui,selton and wife TO IouisN '''"
Chauyin, one-half Interest ia Astic
quartz lode mining claim, summit
valley mining district ....~,..-....,. so IA
Robert NJ Cobban TO- u u CTownin.
shield. an oi book ., Gwln and
Duries addition 10 Butte ....-...... 40 ~
John I Dinwiddie 10 y y ogicr, one
half interest In bot "a, blork :, Leg
get and Foster addition. ...,+.+....' oS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-10
RAILWAY VS.. CITIZENS.
Clash Bstveen the Electric Railway
and Property Owners.
They Have q High Old Time Over
Right OF Way-Officers Take q
Hand-All Construction
Work Discontinued.


Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BurrE, July a.-The electric railroad
has been progressing on East Mercury
street to-day with uncertain steps. This
morning w. ID. Fenncr withdrew his OPP
position 10 the construction OF the road
along by his lard. and this gave n tenn
porary impetus TO the building. But a lit
Tie later Levi Price and II. Harris, who
claim ownership in Ian south OF the
tracks. CAV an ultimatum To the men nj
work. The workmen didn't seem 10 know
what To do with the ultimaturn. thinking
il might be charged with dynamite. But
after a short halt engaged by
the presence of Detective Rhodes,
who had beer tent there by the
city marshal they resume work. MIR.
Harris h went TO see MAYOR Walton
and City Attorney Corbeti. The mayor
didn't care To interfere and did not see
what right he had 10 interfere.
Al I o'clock this afternoon the road
lacked but AN hours work of completion.
Officer John w. Laggan. then appeared
on the scene and ordered all work
stopped. The work came 10 an instant
halt. After some delay the contractor
and his men packed up their tools and
went 10 South Butte To build the road
down there.
When a STANDARD reporter reached the
scene soon afterward, Detective Rhodes
was gazinp pensiyeiy al The lnst snike.
while NIessrs. Price and Harris were M,
trni;ny tbe new road will iIercc Inn, nx-
ultan, strides.
.Uav. Won Li,lod ,nyh,jv ,., o- Ne
pr;." u,a asLnJ ' '" "''
~" s.iJ NJ pr,o. -, ,uo,o.-
soro9 r.I;aian and ,ion,, ha,;a,. =, r,aIL'nr
Lhn,nan I;se uniess tSo nroynna,;an - nsns
Ga;am, Idan', H. asbn.I huum "
i;s,i, Ia, ID, No. ,s,s - 100 IL"
W. = a,;u,na Wv sraus !, r;,I, ~ nem,;
"A ~. 4, anI mas
sor ,hn ;n;rry ,ianc ~" vvL;na ..o.
no. ,l,a - was
cah;ns anJ uan,s No ,n ,nn,a ms
c.n', sne,J my time ,nnv;na nnhi,a a'ore
Loss an, raco,n,ams.d Co. i'ev '"'"s ""'
..IIaa. ,,,.h ,.;i 80, .a
81 In, Innn ~, III ..
for he ca,nnony -, ~ .an"n MI ma'..ne
When ,hox sc,,ie ,boy n "m = M
,rnin ~ ""' -" w " "orh
"sM% u.;s ..il 4 o,., ,.,
10 ,,an new Jaad AMI n"naiIn.aa ~ 4, ~
m wn ai,hnuah - h. a III his
lie c;'y has snt ;,saIf into /. 49, ~ .n,,ihs
mce"s mas l han, ; q mess nyoIeI-
Mayor Walton was asked hy a ranar,or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-10

For Boys two piece goods. the following is a scale of prices
your consideration:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-10
A RICH GOLD STRIKE.

Astonishing Discovery Near Fairfield. In
spokane County. Washington.
Fifty pounds of quartz from the recently
discovered gold ledge near Fairfield has
just been tested at th, Spokane samplinp
works. The result showed $40 gold and
fourteen ounces silver tn the ton. There
is great excitement over the discovery
aud three locations were Sled upon in tins
city yesterday. The locators are Mr..
Whitney. of the Cour d'Alcnes. and
Messrs. J. h. and 7. Bibbee, of Fairfield.
For several years past IL has bee con-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-10

BUTTE, June g.-Thc following notices
Of location were filed to-day:
Daniel lulr, Deer Lodge county: Frank T..
sawyer aud G.. NJ. Sawyer, ~locatofs.
Bessie Lel lDl", Deer Lodge county; 10. W.
eaters.
Inmbrola lode. Deer Lodge couniy, same par,
lies locatofs. Amazon lode, Deer Lodge, Same
parties ~luralorS.
Edna lole, Silver low district, W. A. kellou
aud Is. u. Whittier. localorS.
kellog lode, same place aud ~locators.
Morning star lode, Duncan Mcllac, locator.
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And get a bargain, as the prices will be certain
line in one day.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Prices bid and Asked ON the New Board
Yesterday.
BUTTE, July 9.-Below was the call at
the board of the mining stock exchange
thism morning:
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Lost His best Customer.

Lost His Best Customer.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Mr.. Fleecem proprietor of ice cream
saloonl-IIl never forgive my daughter
for marrying young Mr.. Greenback.
Friend-Isn't he IA nice fellow?
ayes, he's nice enough; but confound
il, he was one of my best customers"