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leller5
The Speakel-The chair does.
Mr.. Cheadle rose 10 protest, but bis voice
was drowned In chorus Of demands for
'ths regular order" frcm tie republicans.
Mr.. Mckinley, Of OHIO, hopad that The
gentleman would be permitted to say q
word.
The Speaker coincided in this hope but
Mr.. Fuostou, of Kansas iu.erposed strer-
nous objection. But above the din Mr..
Cheadle was heard to declare that when
the correctness of tho oOuat was questioned,
telers should be appointed There should
bs no doubt about the correctness of the
count.
The Speaker stated that tho question
was on the approval of the iourns', and the
vote being taken, resulted 162 to 2.
Mr.. Crisp. raised the pnint Of no quorum.
The Speaker replied that NJ. DeHaven, OF
California, was present, but bad not voted.
This gentleman together with the Speaker
made 166 members present although the
Speaker was of the opinion that 164 mem
bers constituted quorum.
Mr.. Crisp again challenged the correctness
Of the count.
The Speaker said that he had twica care
fully counted The House. but as gentlemen,
other than members, were admitted TO the
f,or, the Speaker might have fallen into er-
,or. and The Speaker would, therefore, ORDER
tellers.
Mr.. Mckinley thought that the Speaker
should do 90 even though hundred mem.
oera OF the other side a5aeoted themselves
in order to obstruct business.
Mr.. Crisp said that the republicans must
have quorum of their own members when
they desired to turn out duly elected rep
resentative OF the people.
The Speaker said that no matter what the
conduct of gentleman, who we're obstruc:-
ing legislation III they we're obatrusting III
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
IT SPREADS.
S2ztn Greatly 2lsrmsc over ina
Progress ~ Caolsra-
An sQaE DEsIHS IL lMBClA
fss .lruts ~ ths strlrkea Ts~as sea
s&fety noaa the Tlseae 10 zAt--
Ost1reaA 81 the Fess la -
14sEs Daaalklals-

MADRID. jann ~ a total of tweu..-
tsree deaths trlln ces-er4 are reported
fron Faet.4 "a k.gAse. "a F4lsEl4s.
Ieo-thlsls 81 tne Inhabitants have
red from the towa Ihe nrst
@, the cases spPesrod month
40. the victims sl being resi-
dcnis OF street which k2d been opened
up for paving Seven deaths have o.
carIe1 a. MOnuchs lse. . village near
Paebl &c Ragate 4nd seven fresh cases
are reported there.
MADKIp. June ID Much alarm -
occas!oned by the continued spread of
the cholera ~ Pnebla de Rug4t TIE
authorities are making strong efforts 10
stamp oat the disease. but 80 far they
have been unsuccessful ami new cases
are reported daily. Yesterday there
,ere four deaths from The disease aud
nine new cases. The doctors AZ puehla
dc Rugat are greatly overworked and
the authorities have telegrsphed 70 Va
lencia asking that physicians be sent
from that city 20 aid them. The
supply OF drugs Is running short and
tle town officials have also tele-
gaphed for fresh supply from Va
lsncla. The total number OF cases
thus Tar reported Is ninety One Of
the persons Who aed from the town for
safety has died from the disease AZ
Albaida. Or Candida. who is an expert
declares that the disease al Puebla dc
Rugat IS true Asiatic cholera
LONDON, June l6.-An epidemic Of
As.atic cholera this year in Europe nO@
seems inevitable. Tor some time past
II has been raging in Eastern Syria.
especially IN the valleys OF The Tgr.s
and Euphr2tes. Itis now officially an
nounced that the plague has spread into
the Russian Empire. II has crossed the
Nolga river, and already is causing much
mortality IN many towns IN south
ern Russia There is almost a panic
over il at Odessa, although no cases
have yet been repor ted in that city.
Fears are also expressed that 1t viii
reach Constantinople by means OF the
traffic from Bagdad, where II Is raging
with great violence. The most con-
seryative experts believe that IL
Will certainly extend also to
Aleppo, Beyrout SUez and Aleran-
dria. The extensive commerce
between those ports and all parts Of the
world, including the United States, rem
ders this probability most terrible one
to contemplate. The Emperor is pre-
pairing TO put all the infected districts
OF Southern Russia under strict mill
tary quarantine, hoping thus TO check
the Dortbward and westward advance OF
! the epidomic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Caotaiu Wlniam Warren ale3 81 saa
Jass.. Ual. Saturday irom e4uns a-ane1
sysisrs
Iaree yoang nen Walls esthing in
tae rveg ~ 81 louis Saturday ssse
drowned
Cens-s snumer4tors in The North west
ars stopping worE because - lie small
less OF tAe pa
seven bodies q lnkuQWn aesa we're
tahen o.t 80 the river aloug he cay
frontln New Nolk SUNDAY
RlchsFa Hansen. insane eut bis
throsg VIA broken gsss iu ne Lin
oain Aeb1 asy lsa @aa a4ea.
NlEhin ths lsst t~o months over s0o
Chinese bound ior Tie United states
have landed - Glymss, NeK
Judge K HpnUng o. EAst Willis.
tor, 1. is 1nSer arrest charged " u
stealing SIS 600 q trust tunds
Homer L Newton, of West kichhela.
o. swallowed tsenty-siK hsra boiled
eggs or = wager aud then alea-
Stanley has slgnea a contract Tor d
course q ffty lectures IN America be
ginning N New York Guy November IL
SIX speetors had RAINING fight
With Apaches on the Sierra Nsore
slopes and we're saved ~ the nee,ness
o. their horses.
a. NJ Walton While qparreaing viii
Ben j. Kerrick - Lou4sville struck the
latter blow ln The stomach from the
effects Of which he died.
Al Columbus Ind. George Naltie Was
awarded 3 600 damages from George
schultz who New Years night accl-
dentaliy shot him In The -eg.
over 200 persons were hurled from d
broken foot bridge distance of slKty
feet in Cleveland, @ on sunday, and
forty were injured, SOME fatally.
John McCauley. river man. was
killed by Angus Smith. glass-blower. IN
a fight AZ Phillips burg. Pa, Smith
striking blow that broke McCAuley I
neck
Al Marysvlle. O Saturday Ellis
Miller. who killed his sister-in-lsw.
Mrs. Emma Johnson. ln January last
was found guilty Of murder IN tie hrs'
degree.
The Congrerationslists q London
Will erect in the east part Of that city Z
magnificent building. IN which Will bo
a university for the education OF the
poor exclusively. II viii De known a.
the Mansfield House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
LUCkLESS HUNANS.
4srricls kxploslon Il . Pennsyl-
VaLlz Goa Nine
F08TT LIES l2E RBoDlBLY loSI
a E4ehe Lsaa ~ Pteaa-rs ssezsrs .Als
- Ass= FeEish@a "a IAks - clalE
-Dsashs ~ Dres-aag ~
F4Eleas Lse.iltsss.

PlrrsBuEsH. IA June lS. Au s1rlo-
s.sa IA the Esrm iiiil asne. ae4r p..s-
t4-, occ4rred sbo-t - O el9et tals 8ora-
laK Oaly reR men escaped A. FEAST
tor-y asn are still Ia tue rt 4nd lt IS
believed ghsy saFs been slfoe-le1
BkAIHs Es DEo~sDe.
DzTEoir Mlh., June Id. A small
steam y4cal belrng pleasure parly
senl Co tAs bottom lu Lake So Clair
saHday ne n4ues of TIE unfort-u-
ares aad lae i4ted craft CA ~hich lhey
went co~a are as yet unAnown. Boals
were seen mazIng for the yacht pre-
sam4bly from tJg aud to- Of b4fges
passing az The time but they failed n
their mlsslon. fof lac yacht sAha out II
sight before tae rescuers reached IT,
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 10. "A party
conslslng " Otto pomersning Pred
Shlerlng and Emma Pomer2niog. while
sailing On Lake Winneh4go this after
noon, were capsized and Miss POmeraR-
ing a young lady OF l6, was drowned.
SPOKANE FALLS. Wash, june Ia. -
Dr Calvin r. Gardner and son Of l. NJ.
Iull Nere drowned sunday. While
crossing The river on a rope fecry the
boat csQsized aud they were carried
away - tbe current
CnlcAGo, June 10 Rudolph Eohn. l3
years old. and Otto schultz, n years,
were dsoN ned ia Mud lake Saturday.
With other boys they were riding on the
water on = log. which struck q suag and
threw them or The bodies we're recov-
ereI
ANoKA, Minn., June 10. - Lizzie
Murphy. Nellie Mahoney and John
Maboney, aged respectively 20 II and
IL, we're drowned In Rum river sunday
afternoon They we're bathing and the
little boy got beyond his depth. IN
trying 10 save him the girls went under
and they were all drowned together.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
THREE THOUSAND STRONG.
Delegates 10 TIA. National Council Of The
Junior order of American Mechanics
Arrive In Chicago.

Arrive In Chicago.
CHICAGO, June I6.-Oyer 8 900 dele
gates have arrived in this city 70 attend
the National Council % the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics, which
begins its sessions al the Audi
torium tomorrow The order Is not
labor organization. bat is objects are 20
maintain and promote the interests Of
Americans and So cid them from the de-
pressing effects OF foreign competition
TO assist them In obtaining employ
ment and encourage them in business;
TO establish a sick and general fund and
10 aid in the maintenance OF the public
school system Of the United States; 10
prevent sectarian interference herewith
and uphold the reading OF the Bible in
schools
The councils of twenty-five States
Will be represented Al this meeting
Pennsylvania claims a membership of
90, GOO Illinois has ten councils with a
membership Of about 900 Tie junior
order is the outSowt OF the senior
BODY and now outnum bers tho latter.
1t was organized May i, 1883, at
Germantown, Pa. The order exists
in Massachusetts. New Hampshire.
New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delaware. Maryland. Virginia, North
Carolina, Toxas. Ohio. Indiana, Illi-
nois, Nebraska, California, Kansas,
Wisconsin. Missuri. Alabama. Connect
icut, Florida, Washington and the Dis
trict OF Colum bia- It's councils are
worth over $500, 600. and paw annually
over $50. 600 for relief and benefits
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
THE SILVER BILL.
IT Is Relieved that Compromise hoas
uro Will Finally lie Adopted.

WAsHiNGToN, Juno lG.-The eKton-
sion OF the debate on tho silver bill
in the Senate will cause delay
in reaching the final vote until
the middle of the week. The latest
expressed opinion by many Senators
is that the Senate will pass the free
coinage bill. not with the expectation
that the House will concur, but for the
reason that ii will give the Senate CON
ferees. when tho bill goes into confer
ence. better chance for securing a
compromise measure acceptable 10
the majority The prevailing opinion
now is that the measure which viii
finally be adopted will provide for the
purchase Of :. 800. 600 ounces OF silver
bullion per month, the certificates
issued thereon TO be fun legal-tendet.
re9eemable in lawful money II is not
believed the Senate Will. under any cir
cumstances, consent to any bill pro
viding for bullion redemption.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
BOUGHT OUT IT'S RIVAL.
Huron :. ID. Pays WStoTto~n 10 with
draw froIn the Capital Race.

Huron - ID. Pays N&toItomn 10 with
draw fgoIn the Capital Race.
WArEKT0wS. S. D.. june l0-At q
pa Lllc meeting Saturday night tie citl-
zens Of Waterfowl decided 10 accept
the PROPOSE tion Of The city Of Huron 70
withdraw from the race Tor the perina-
uent capital Of South Dakota. The con-
ditions OF tho proposition are that
payment OF $4,000 Ia cash il
70 bc made by tho city ot
Huron TO the city of Waterto~n,
aud that note FOR $50, coo signed by
forty citizens Of Huron payable 10 the
city Of Watertown. due January !. 1891,
also be given. The condition ot tho
note is that it be paid provided the peo-
pie by their vote decide 70 locate the
capital OF the State al Huron. If not
then IL is valuclc5s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
ENDED IT'S LABORS.
Close OF the 81. Louis Convention OF tho
Christian EndeaVor sOciety-Ths Seat
Meeting to lie Held ia Minneapolis.


81 LOUIS. juno 16.-At the meeting
Of the Christian EndeaYor Society Sun
dsy morning Rev. i n. HubbarL of
Nashville. Tenn. delivered an address
on The Young Christians Duty 20 HIS
Own Church. which vas a plain. prac-
tical talk replete with tho spirit -
loyalty 20 tie parent churches q what
over name OF denomination. ln tie
afternoon L. J. Wilder spoke on The
missionary movement and made au
urgent appeal FOR aid of tbe Christian
Endesvor Society ia hohslf of colleges
in fitting students Tor m ssionsry work.
Rov " II o Temple. of Boston, spoke
on tho Temperance question and made
a strong appeal - b0'h men and
women 20 help The movement
and close tho doors 81 eveIy
saloon and still in The oouB-
Cy A. the evening session resolu-
tion vas adopted declaring the Chris
tan Endeavor Society iutsr6.uomius-
tionsl iu character. but En- no sense de-
signing % abolish demon inational lines.
The next National convention nil 30
held At Minneapolis Juns q 20 -. 1921
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
INDIANA FARMERS.
They Contemplate tho Formation of a
Political League.

INDIANAPoLIs. Ind, June 16.-Dele-
cations from the various organizations
OF farmers In Indiana, which have a
membership estimated AZ 100 O00 Will
meet in this city next Thursday for
the purpose of organizing a political
league. The movement embraces the
Farmers Mutual BENEFIT Associa-
tion. the Farmers Alliance. the Wheel.
the Patrons OF industry and the Grange.
IL is the intention OF the leaders 70 dis
cuss and adopt a series Of resolutions
which shall embody the desires OF the
agricultural class, and 10 require candi-
dates for public Offices 10 pledge their
support TO the measures suggested by
tho farmers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Two Deaths Res salted.

WICHITA. Kan, June 16.-Charles
Fulsom and Robert Ecstein, two farm
ors living near Axiom, Kan, became en-
gagged in a quarrel sunday morning
while going TO church. They emptied
their revolyers. but before tho last
shots were fred both had fallen from
their horses helpless. When found,
hall an hour later. Ecstein was dead.
FuIsom q led within two hours.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

Goth tls u-thed and resuils when
syrup n - Is taken; il Is pleasant
End refreshing % tie taste, AID acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels. cie.elses the sys-
ten ehectually. dhpes colds. head
aches and legers and cures habituL
constipation. syrup " 1 is Is the
oaly rsalsdy OF irs kind ever pro-
dlced, pleasing . tie taste and -
cepgable % the stomach, prompt IA
Is action anil truly beneficial IN is
elects, prepared ouly ftom the most
healthy AID agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
% ali and have made IL the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is for sals Ia SOC
snd 81 bottles ~ ell kading drug
g.stA Any gci-ahl5 druggist who
may not have 10 oa hand VII pro
cure DO promptly f1r any one Who
wishes % Try lL Do ncC accept any
substitute.
csLiTGRRiA FIG syrup co.
8sg FaasC4sCC, CHL.
t91gsV-LE. ~ BEa roar. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Mary Anderson to Marry on Tuesday.

LoNDoN. June I6.-Mary Anderson
and Antonio Navarro will be married
on Tuesday morning at the Brompton
Oratory by Cardinal Manning. 1t has
been decided. for reasons not made pub
lie. that the wedding be as private as
possible The bride and groom Will
leave England after the ceremony and
visit Paris, Rome. Venice and Geneva.
They Will reach London again ssxly in
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Gave Himself Up.

CmcA6o June l6 George +. Church
i'll, manager OF the Clifford Churchill
Com pany. 26l Wabash avenue, en-
bezzled IS, 600 from the firm and left the
city in the latter part of MARCH. Satur-
day he walked into the Ceptral police
station in Buffalo y. y. and gave him
self Up to the sargeant. Detective IRE
horn, OF the Central station OF this city,
left for Buffalo TO bring back the pris-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Two Bad Ifires in the West.

PUEBLO. Col. June l6.-The brewery
recently erected by Carl Roth & Co,
at cost OF $4,000, caught tire and
burned TO the ground. Insurance, sl6,-
600.
OMAHA. Neb., June 10 Fire Satur.
day night destroyed the main building
Of the Carter white lead works in this
city. Loss, Sl5o O00
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
The rrInter- AdIourn.

ATLANTA. Ga. juno l6.-The Inter
national geographical convention ad-
joured saturday afternoon II passed a
law prohibiting regular COmpositors
from working more than SIX days in any
week The board OF trustees OF tho
Childs-Drexel homo organized, with
August DOnath. of Washington, presi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

TRFNToN. =. J.. June 16 The North
American Company. the object Of which
is 10 form and promote the formation OF
railways. steamships, electric light
plants, etc, has been fled in the Secre-
tary Of States Office here. the capital
stock 70 30 so. 600 ooo. but tho company
is allowed 70 commence business on
$50 600 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Fatal Bite of n slue FI,.

IXDIANAPoLIs.J June 10. james Baker,
I7-year-old lad, died Saturday from
the bite Of blue fly. lie was packing
chickens in poultry house here. when
tho fly few against bis lip. He felt
sharp sting for an instant, but paid no
attention 70 it. An hour later his lip
began to swell. and blood poisoning re-
sulting, he died.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

WAsBlNGToS. June Is. Congressman
Mckinley announces that In spite ot
the fact shat the rearrangement 81 the
boundary lines o. his district las made
IL o COO Democratic be viii be a candj-
date FOR reelection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Train 10 Try II Again.

TACOMA, Wash, June l6.-Citizen
George Francis Train is busily prepar-
ing for another world circling tour.
Not satisfied with his recent wonderful
record, he intends to make the trip this
time in fifty days. fIe does not go
alone. Editor Radebaugh, OF the
Ledger, and big party are to accom-
pany him Citizen Train is TO ac. the
guide and leader The entire party in
tend TO start September /. and they eK-
poet TO com plete the tour by October 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

BaoCKToN Mass. June Is The large
iour-sto-y wooden sroe factory owned
ana occupied ~ Jares Sidnev Allen.
Was burned 70 the ground sunday niEt q
The E1t-7stCansn 0as badly burned
ana . fireman severely injured tv fsil-
ing from a la5der The loss vill bs
h--+ SO 0co
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
An Austrian Marnat. rams.

FFANKFORT. June 10 The Austrian
msgnatc. Prince Frsnts Manndorf bas
failed He was engaged IN wheat spec
ulstious in which no lost over million
forms. besides leaving liabilities of
another million forms Trustees have
been appointed % take charge of the
Vrf-~n's r-fafn
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Negroes Going to Iberia.

NEw YORK. June 16.-A colony OF
negro families from Arkansas and Flor
ida will leave Tor Liberia within q few
days. Agents of the American Coloni-
zation Society, under whose auspices
they viii sail. insist that upward OF
half a million negroes are anxIovs 90
leave the United States and go to Ii
baria
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

CESTRALIA. IL. Juno 16 The funeral
OF Nancy Warren, aged 1O7 years .
months and days. was held here Sat
urday She was born in North Carolina,
Sept 6. 17S3 and has a daughter now
living i'm Centr1lia who is - years old.
she has lived FOR several years upon
a pension paid o. the Government for
services rendered b. her husband IN the
war OF 1872
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

CHICAGO. June 1s.-Dr. Joseph Pcs
cots Ross. for twenty-five years one Of
tho faculty OF Rush Medical College,
died sunday morning a. his residence,
as Washington boulevard. DR.. Ross
bad been an invalid FOR nearly two
ycass HIS death. though not wholly
unexpected. vas DOT considered im mi
naut
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June l6.-The
treasury OF the State OF Kentucky IS
omDty. and tho deficit viii by July
probably amount 20 so. 900 Governor
Euckner will save the State By ad-
vsncIn- money without interest from
his private fortune % meet an Urgent
obligations lie has already givon SO,
COO
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
War Threatened in the Orient.

SAN FKASCisCo, Juno l6.-News from
the Orient says that grave trouble Is I'M
pending in Corea and il IS feared in
Japan. Russia. IL IS stated, has already
seized the kingdom OF Corea. All OF the
British men-of-war arc lying in the har-
bors OF Japan with steam up and under
orders To sail At a moments notice. The
American naval force under Rear Ad-
miral Belknap - also expecting orders
10 sail for COrea
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

T.9rDr- 1-us 81 -HF 1ofr Ufaor
~ y .su 2 p lsr an1 ~ for1 he,
r,ns have been sDpo reec cslags et fe
ressf rolr ~ srusrlcs ir tne srrrr
lr trs ri srasf 81 Ens tT@t Aal.ersl
E-r-.n.EL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

NV YoEE. Juno 1G-It is said by
President Gompcrs, of the American
Federation ~ Labor. that since the
ei-hthour movement 100. 600 new mem
hcrs have been admitted 20 the fedora
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

Wv ToFK June 1f Dirrs stctaf
f-orr F.ctors p g. ssste ttat fr-r o.
sns n senoous~s intsn. tc rns
tfs usuat poschira iu EstruF Sea
SerinF tts fauros-- thst taeF v -
r-otec ed ~ Eng ist vsr vessels nro
if g. copss, 1srt .onfIrts ~ morf ~
lssS Interesting nstars Usg - 81
- tss
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

BANGOR Ne. juno 16 Hon Francis <
" Hill. q Exeter. Democratic csnii-
dare for Gove-no-. died very unerpect-
ely a. bic bone Sunday forenoon.
Death resulted from acute bronchitis
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
AN OLD FORTY-NINER
Ne Ranbles Of Tom Stewart Through
the Country.
Now He Arrived In San Francisco
Forty Years After His First
Entry Into That
Country.

aMustang Tom" is in town. He might
nave been seen yesterday driving about on
blackboard driven by a pair OF small
brown mules, says the San Francisco Er-
Gspiner. The rig is n curiosity In its way
and the appearance of general decay
shat fingers about il tells Of the hardship
thrpugh which IL has passed. While max
ing a tour Of the city yesterday Tom was
The magnet that attracted all eyes, and
When he pulled up alongside Of the curb
stone long enough to visit a convenient
saloon a crowd would gather to inspect
the odd craft.
The blackboard has q seat large enough
10 hold Tom and his dog Boston a
water spaniel of uncertain lineage. On
tlc back of the a is strapped a rusty
army musket, which has been the close
companion Of its owner for twenty years.
Where the whip c X should
he an old shovel is securely
sicd with the handle downward. l
roll Of blankets, in which is wrapped an
ancient frying pan. a coffee pot, and q
few provisions, is tied on the blackboard
over the hind axle. and completes the out
III with which Tom has just made a trip
across the plains. He left New York
about eighteen months age, visited friends
in Missouri, passed through Salt Lake
City, drove on to Tombstone, A. T.,
struck up north to Idaho, went through
Montana and eastern Oregon, crossed To
nevada,and by slow stages worked his way
10 this city.
When seen yesterday by an Examiner
reporter he was dressed in a suit badly in
meek of repairs. His head was crowned
by n weather beaten, broad brim SLOUGH
hat, nee white, and his feet were incased
in a pair Of army brogans, many sizes too
hin anil INITIAL Hn IL "a vnrlfnhIa Kin
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
Outside Property For Sale.

A 32o-acrc hay ranch,
well watercd, all fenced;
can cut over 400 tons hay;
containing stables and
house, patented Govern
ment land. perfect title, on
Montana Central Railroad.
Good place for townsitc, in
Basin valley, 10 miles east
of Butte, $1,000.
A ooo-acre ranch, we'll
equipped with buildings, i'm
plementS, stock. etc: per-
feet title, good range, and
well watcred. on stage road,
Is miles cast of Dillon, i'm
Beaverhead county, 10000:
$500 down and balance in
or 4 years at 10 per cent.
The 100 acres known as
the Mine Mile House" Q
miles southeast of Butte:
good hotel and stables; fine
place for good Road
House; $4,000 cash.
Three full placer claims
and water right. in Deer
Lodge county, that contain
from various tests over
$4,000 i'm coarse gold, with
bed rock 3 I-2 to 4 #. deep;
running creek of water
passes the claims; $4,000.
Half interest in lime
quarry on n. p. X. r., 2
miles east of Elliston, with
I draw kiln, cost $1,000,
and 2 pot kilns, 2 patented
locations; $4,000.