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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02

EOR BENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Cresceptaf.. and Canal ~. Wi.I
gas newly furnished ana retttec. Lyervt8ms
also. - Caual ST. Enguirc at Room Is. t
EOR REN'G-Furn rooms. steam heated
aud furnished rooms for light h1usee,rI
ing Apply at om l03. NcN li0uSenan l4or..
Elevator froin 90 10 ~ % Iu. Drc. .tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02

E0R RENT Furnished or uuurn shed rooms
al ~ BaIclay-st. sd
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AT ThE ANACONDA.


saperimsendewt Carroll Explsins ssse Com
dition aG the Burninx Milne.
by the Standards spectral wire.
Butte. Feb. 6.-bwing tai conflicting ~
ports ON the street i'm regard to Affairs at
the Anaconda mine, n STANDARD rcportcr
tonight called ON Superintendent Carroll
for "a statement Of affairs there. Mr.. Car
roll aid
made to ascertain how high the water has
risen i'm the mines. hut judging from the
amount of water turned i'm ! believe the
water TAI he about D feet above the 40
a Above ,s ,Ss 20 i fae, A isssI n the %. ST. a. L s.s.
renee. Ii may be a. little more ar n little
less than that. II will probably he two
800 foot level i'm the Anaconda and the aO
foot level i'm the st. Lawrencc, whcrs, the
fire il. The report about the mines being
been and never will he any fire i'm the
Anaconda mine. The fire Is i'm the 81.
Lawrence. Between the ~. Lawrence
of ore, penetrated only by "a drift hole AT
each level. There il no timber and on
account of thisb barrier il is impossiblc for
water is still being steadily poured
into the mines. A 1O-inch str,am
Of water flows i'm constantly. the water
the Flat and the Moulton. In addition Ia
this we are getting the water from the
hills that u produced by the thaw. We
railroad cut and are turning the water
caught there into the Anaconda. I hi.
water Is only obtained during the latte,
part al the afternoon and i'm the evening
while the thaw il progressing. This !,
not turned i'm all day, hut the pumps turn
in I'D gallons "a minute while il il going
This ~ conducted by am old water pipe u
the 400 foot level of the Anaconda, which
keeps the upper part OF the mine dry. Fo
Az hours straight this week we had all th'
water we could take carr. of, hut there I
not quite SO much now"
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A e OF MUD.
The Cr.'~-w alk- in ~ Condition l." Provoke
"a Riot.

The Cr"~>w "iks o." - Conaitio" d" Provoke
RiOt.
By the Standards special wire.
BUTTE. Feb. 6.-A citizen Of Butte re-
marked ,o-,lny: ..rhcr,, * nr,,l,nbly moi
,notI,.r c;,v al, ..r,h u,h.r.. III. ,.c,,,.,
49, ~ -
w. '"' ,n"" -
are toiesi.tcu riSh' mere IN suite. It's
simply frightful. Ever since sunday, the
streets have been "a sea of mud, and yet
strange as il may seem there. has been no
riot. I cant see how any civilized pco-
pie can tolerate such a state of things. IL
Is strange that he people do not rise mp
i'm Indignation and smitc everybody who
cam IL. In the sliul,tast .l..,vr.s. ,.sunnsiblo
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IN The NICK OF TIME
Two Brave tiresucn Hiring the s.sng les 10
sanst~til-A Driven lsack
and Again Locked

by the Standards Sisrial Wire.
BUTTE. Feb. AT midnight Tonight a
serious attempt was made to break o,it of
the city Jail. Fonrtss,n prisoners would
have made their escape, hut for the sic-
termin'sl and heroic action Of two fire.
men. or the prisoners, four were old
timers. the rest being common DRINKS
and Migrants. by means of a stove poker.
the experienced men broke open the rear
door leading tn the yard in the rear of the
city Jail. The holt and lock Of the ,loor
were broken aud the holt fell to the floor
with a loud hump. Directly above
the Jail are the quarters of the
Edward Reese of the paid tir. de-
partment AMI Steve Sherlock, chief of the
chemical, who wcr,' sleeping. They were.
awakened by the Noise. of the falling of
tire bolt. Both immediately ran tn the
yard and Reese with "a six--hooter in his
hand called tn the IA men tn stand back
While young Sherlock ran and notified
Jailer Jim Dwyer. When the Tailor ar
rivesi the prisoners wsrs. driven back iutU
the jail and all put into one cell.
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Mining News and Notes.

Butte. Feb. superintendent cCo
nell of the Southern Cross, reports that
mine down to- the 80 foot level, and that
things are looking s~plendidly there. Four
men are taking ont about 90 tons a day.
The lead is now from . to 1Ofcet wide and
runs from SO tai $40 ia gold. free milling.
A hatch of ~ tons Of the ore il now being
tried i'm The old L~s> ington mill. MIR. Me-
Council will not lease town until he SEES
the result of the experiment.
Another rich strike IL reported at the
Glengarry.
The Silver Mountain Mining mpan
has issued u call for an annual meeting tn
he held at the office of Nichols, Helehan
x CO., No. 81 East Broadway, ON February
IA. The object is to elect officers for the
ensuing year and to transact other bisi-
mess that may come before it. New ma
chinery for sinking the shaft tai "a depth
of 30 feet has been ordered from Denver.
and il expected To arrive next week. New
hosting machinery will he erected to al
low the machinery to he placed i'm posi-
ton. The development is making rapid
progress under the competent manage
ment Of John Floerchinger. The 100 foot
level has been reached and the shaft is
being sunk to the 100 foot level, when "a
cross-cut will he constructed and the ship
ment of ore be0un.
The which is the property of
Leggat 4 TO-, has been leased tai ID. j.
Cassin, r. w. Dake and six others. and
will he started up. The mine was shut
down about a year ago. The work of
pumping the water from Inc shaft began
this evening.
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Going to Helena.
ny the standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 5.-At the meeting of the
city lodge No. 1. A. -. u. W.. am invita-
ton from Helena lodge to visit that city
OH February "a was cordially accepted.
Major Dawson of the Montana Central
road offered round trip tickets to men,
hers of the A. -. u. w. and their friends
for 80. The tickets will he good for five
days. The excursion will leave Butte at
4 o'clock on the afternoon of February
"A. and a special coach will be attached tai
the regular train. Invitations have also
been extended to the lodges at Anaconda.
Deer Lodge, Missoula and Bozenan and
the prospects are that there will I've "a
grand reunion of the A. -. L. w.
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Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE. Feb. Elm the district court to-
day Judge Kirk argued Ia amend
the replication i'm the case of Sullivan vs..
Lloyd by leaving out that part relating to-
the ineliUibility of Lloyd on account of
having previously served two terms AS
sheriff. The Judge took the matter under
advisement. The trial of tine ease of
Lloyd W.. Sullivan is set for next Tuesday.
Thomp-o Campbell to-lay uis-d "a rrpli-
cation in the. ease of Lloyd vs.. sullivan.
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Took n Tumb bile Down below.

by The Standards SPECIAL Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 6.-Frank NJ. Leonard. the
reporter of the Inter Mopatoin. this after
noon fell through the floor of the Inter
Mountain o~fficeland went down tn the floor
of the Butte compsny's store.
below. Mr.. Leonard when picked up was
found not to he seriously injured. p. A.
Largely struck him for for dam
age to his ceiling, while Mr.. Leonard de-
manded n settlement of his doctors bill.
The matter was finally adjusted satisfac-
torily at Clarendon hall.
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THE NEWEST THING OUT
Butte's Present Street Railroad Company
After Electricity.


Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. 6.-On the heels of the APP
plication tn the city council and the
hoard Of county commissioners for n
franchise for an electric street railway,
comes the news that the Butte City street
railway is contemplating electricity as the
motive power ON some of it's lines. The
project Is. being seriously considered ny
Superintendent Bennett and IL the
change Is made IL will he made the com
ing
Mr.. Bennett has been figuring ON the
matter some time, and said tn ~ STAN
DARD reporter to-day that electricity
would be used ON all lines il
practicable on the grades. He has doubts
however, as tn this feasibility of electrici-
~ except for the Meaderville line, and il
is altogether likely that electric power
will he used in running To Meaderville.
Mr.. Bennett believes that improvements
i'm motive power ny electricity will ulti-
mately bring that power int" general Use
The plan as at present contemplated is
to continue the walkerville cable line
A loop will then he formed, by which the
able line will extend tn Arizona street
and ascend to the city by the present
into a cable line. The cable Will continue
mp Arizona To Broadway. run west
tS Main. and there connect
Electric power will he used for the Meader~
Vile line and it's extensions Ia
1 Soltll11D1n NIhrNteu hhu tie TsSe y ttot
westward across Missoula gulch. Much
difficulty has been experienced this winter
i'm bringing the steam motor up Arizona
street with any degree of speed. which
has led the authorities of the road tn con-
slider the matter of a change. Whether
electric power can he used on the steep
grade of Arizona street IL a matter oil
doubt i'm MIR. Benefits mind, aud expert
ments and examinations will be made To
see whether the new power can be used
on that grade. III il can, il IL likely that
electricity will he the power used on the
South Butte line as well.
Whether the change to- electric power
will he made will he decided AT the an
nual meeting of the Butte City Street
railway To he held at the office
of the company i'm this city i'm April
an agent will visit electric
railway systems i'm various cities, with the
idea of being prepared tn report AS tn how
far the scheme is feasible and on wha
grades the electric power can bc used
Bennett Brothers put i'm an electric rail
way in Tacoma, hut have since sold the,
interest.
The railway company. il it finally de
cides ON using electricity. will put in IL
own electric plant. MIR. Bennett has hi
doubts as tn whether the Thompson
Houston system is available for the grade
of this city. and will probably have tn
Spraguc system put i'm il the change IL
motive power is made.
Ii is likely that the scheme for AN cleo
trio railway will rest for two weeks. Til
council will probably take action n
it's next meeting, to he held February 1:
The board of county commissioners wi
await the action of the council and wi
doubtless grant n franchise IL one
granted by the council.
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From III. New York star.
In tle window of "a shoe store ON upper
broadway il am interesting plarari dis
playing H.. u..ncil"d measurement of the
feet Of Abraham Lincoln. taken during
his ccupanc of the white house. TIN.
outlines are draw upon still. brick-col-
orsd p~astehotrl. each sole being equal in
length Ia "a pair of ordinary number
twelves, and wide in proportion. IL sur
priss-h me. because ! never had heard that
Lincoln had large feet. But noirIy who
ever looked at Lincoln's kindly and sad
face would ever think Of looking ut his
feet or could even see that he was awk-
ward or ,ngainly.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

-
Mike r. merry was adinitteu 10 cit'zeh-
snip Sesteroas'
Mrs; III French of Walkerviile, is very
I'll with the La grippe.
La grippe is reported To he Nh the de-
crease rather than the increase.
been filed for tine General Grant q
lain
Their, was no meeting OF the fire Lepa,t.
mcnt Tonight owing to the lack of a quo
rum.
= u. N,cLcpuan has located the Sena-
go .nsInrs Iorle I'm ,he Summit valley
,Ii.,r;ct.
=, ;s -.,or,., that Dan Suu;va, bus MR.
chase.t IN. saioo'' kcnt Inv p:,t D,,cj.. on
Na M ..,
George MCKAY OF Mi'h1., nah.. arr,. rive
~, -, b.,s;pcss
S"s
The wires extending over the line OF the
Montana eentrai were III % "eiiorai'Neo
c'tiuieioh yesteroaS.
Joseph 4, OF ehtervliIe II Just
ec"Her,nE rom u nro'ra''" '"eS "e
H'ts u" Hr'ptc.
Nineteen car loads 81 cattle arrived ins,
night rom Niclrose. iney go I" Dig
NahnS VIA the N'"'''"ha Ne''''"'
The American Express COMPANY
shipped yesterlay fifteen bars of silver.
George Campbeu & Co. formerly of st.
Paul. have opened "a first-class saloon
near the cable line depot i'm Walkervilie.
John &. &. Thornton left yesterday for
the east. subsequently he will join his
sister In italy. Mrs. Thornton accom-
uainesl her son as far as Silver Bow.
Tb. members Of the Younu Mems III
.titutc of Centerville will meet i'm the
future at Hibernian hall on the first, seq
ond and third Fridays of each month.
Two Lots werp sold nv Murphy n Cam
,n; ~ tic rThornton addition Yesterday.
One Vas 10, 4 in block / for 500 To Mollie
s..apan. th,, other. Iot "a i'm block 4. to 1,
l.. Merrill for $500.
William Kincella Andrew Freeborn and
Sairs .l.l,tns IA. Ho,o ,;yar I, ,hc ,,vn.
hw.f DE- Ngn,,ns,;n fo,. n,rylc,,,tnrn and
80
~ -
ne lev ci III rs .n n, a 33 Ras
r." ,b;s ..;,w' lie WIS n
80 a.. p,',te 4 Mo. ~ y an.
,.eHaor Oh ~ nuN;n~ "
Several people nave iateiy attempteu W
repair or bCild WOODEN DuliulhRs WltnIi
Inc hre minus. ~ wo'Iu De .u 1880
o~Isers
ci peiore COMMUNICATING
4 man by the name OF Dovale indiiRet
i'm 10 fight with Mr.. comley. and after
wards repented and came into court ana
pleaded guilty of being the aggressor. pay
ing all costs. Conley was discharged.
DIR. weyerhorst has just returned from
Portland. where he purchased a speed,
horse. During the trip the doctor wa
~blockated several days and at one tim
Thought he would starve before the trail
got ont of the snow drifts.
..-c; A.,,un., yv.lc,o,. has .x
1912 ~ Inn. and sneci fca,;ons N
H.. new fren,nn's hell tower and foun,
them correct. The height OF the towe
Will he % feet ana VIII ne hseNu TOT tf
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The Thlnx tn llsp.

Special Corr-sDondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Feb. G.-It has leaked out that
Col. Phil hanno Of Bannack. who has
been in the city n few days. il looking up
a location for "a tive--tory brick hotel.
Colonel shannon is the capitalist who. u
few months ago. sold his mine to an En-
glish syndicate. Ii is his intention to i'm
vest some Of his money here. Colonel
Shannon has looked at several sites to-
day and will probably select one ON East
Park street.
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A Word PERSONAL.

On authority which was deemed trust
worthy, the STANDARD made reference,
yesterday, to Captain Sheppard i'm AN
item which this newspaper delights To
know was not true. Ample apology is
.i,ie in any form the Captain may COM
Tnand. May he live long and prosper in a
manner that will prompt him freely TO
forgive what was said about him.
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\ New

SPECIAL CorrespOndence OF the Standard.
BUTTE. Feb .6.-COl. j. w. Shanefelter.
who has been an attache of the office OF
Curtis d Majors for u long time, IL prepas~
ing to open n gymnasium i'm pp Main
street. Colonel Shanefelter is an old ath-
lete and has had much experience in Civ
Rymnastic lessons. The gymnasium will
be open 10 all and will he started in u few
weeks.
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From tn. Lawrence American.
"See that man" Well. he employs NO
travelling agents. and yet he has runners
all over the state"
"How is thai"
"He's a sleigh manufactures. I'll have
"A cigar"
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HE A O 1T.
All That BUTTE Lacks Now II 10 1Butlstiu nj
Hit for n POstOfttGe.

special correspondence of the standard.
Butte. Feb. 6.-John G.. Evans. the
new postmaster. received his commission
by the eastern mail to-day. Mr.. Evans
had already taken charge of the office.
Although so busy, he spared three. Sec
onds to- look over the important dos.u-
ment. All he remembers of il * that il is
done mp i'm blue ribbon. Mr.. Evans I'M
tends tn Ito his utmost toward making the
Butte postofiicc "a model for prompt and
correct service. His friends are all con-
fident that he will do IL. But MIR. Evans
to-day pinesl "a good-siz.d pine for IA fed
eral building. II will indeed b, uphill
work tn make much out of the Butte post
Office in its present quarters. They ar,
So limited that confusion il almost n nee
cssary incident ON the arrival OF any
mail.
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LOUIS vILLEMAIRE ARRESTED.
\ Woman who says He Carried u s:un
She Was Afraid Or

She Was Afraid ar
Fly the Standards Special Wire.
Butte. Feb. Villcmairc. man
ager of Maguire's opera house, was ar
rested tonight for carrying concealed
weapons. The complainant was "A worna
who is said to have feared disastrous re-
suits. The weapon was found on VILE
maire's person.. He put up the money for
bonds and will appear i'm police court at :
O'Clock Tomorrow evening.
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The Holman Hotel and Restaurant.
Open day and night. The largest and
trance leading tai private dining rooms. A.
East Park street. Butte.
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
audited But IBID Not
Into the Divorce Bu.iar-..

Into the Divorce Hu.iae-s.
Special Corrrspontcnce If the standard.
BUTTE. Feb. at the meeting of thu.
boarsl of county commissioners to-day, "A
petition was received from citizens of
Walkerville. asking observation-disclosures tai
take action with regard tn the Butte City
Street Railway company's depot at West
Walkcrvillc. Ii Is claimed that the depot
is right in the street aud in the way of
public travel. On the other hand il il
claims, tina; the holds "A decd
for tine land. having purchased il from
w. T.. Hall. The matter was rcfcrr,d tu
the county attorney.
Several bills were rsccivesi fran, JUS
tices AMI constablcs for their services.
Some were returned for correction and
others were. referred to the county attor-
ney for approval. The matter of select
ferrcd. An application was received for
a road district up the big Horse canyon
This was referred tn the road supervisor.
who has authority to attend to il. Judg.
Newkirk reported $50 i'm fines i'm county
eases during January; and Judge Eddy
The bond of Harry a.. kcsslcr. county
treasurer, for S25.OsO was approved.
A rscipt was handed i'm 10y the county
treasurer FOR S2:,S for the right of way al
the Northern Pacific over the poor farm
The clerk was directed to advertise fo,
cins.s for the year. for tn" care Of the
poor and for birying deceased paupcrs
Sun,iry bills were audited.
The commissioners enjoyed "a Diversion
when ~ woman came before the hoard AN,
asked for "a divorce from her husbssnd i,
three small children. The board al
jotIrn.sl until February IL.
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From the ~. Louis Republic.
some of the greatest INSTANCES of ,cv.-
ton that ] ever saw" said an old Virgin
ian tai the man about town. ''outsids. of
that of a dog for his master, il that shown
10y 'Early's nivger Joe Joe il au old
negro about seventy years Of age. who
was born "a slave in General tuba Early's
family, brought up with 'Jube,' becam.
his body servant. served through the war
with him. as watchful of his master as "A
mother of her babe. After the war doe
was Informed that IN. was free. Use
free: said Joe. with "A look of contempt.
Use not free. ! belongs to Mas lube Till
I dies.
EARLY j. very fond Of his ~srvant. and
has told every shopkesp.'r IN I~.ynchhurg
to let Joe have anything he wants and send
the bill To him. Joe follows his master
around on certain occasions like "a dog.
when Early lets the mountain dew of old
VirRinny get the better Of him. J1, will
say:
Ma Jnhs.. Aou mus come home
why you ~ nigger. who ARE you
kin to: who's boss.
We'll. Mass Jufpe. when you's solsr
you's bp>s. but when you's drunk Use
boss
"'WelI. Joe. you're right. When I'm,
drunk yours. boss.
And Early will resign himself Ia tn.
faithful old harky's care
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by stse standard = si"s-Il wire.
BuTTE Feb. D. Hotel arrivals: Al the
McDsrmott- d. ". Turner. ~. Paul; n.
T.. Lewis, San Francisco; =. G.. Wousi-
Nancy. Cincinnati; r.. D.. Dana. New
York I. 4. w. Evans. Montana: J. &.
Adams. Pliilip-burg T.. l.. Mott. 81. Louis;
Il. II. Wallace. Helena; -. Baruch, San
Francisco: -. Mors.~. New York -. A.
Rohinson: Boulder; Ell. Carter. Helena;
J.. ID. Fullmer. San Francisco; r.. NJ.
Riley. 81. Paul: J. y. Roach. Montana:
+. Roger. Montana: &. ~. Cork, Montana /;
T.. e.. Gallett. Pocatcllo: Fred I'riper.
Montana: T.. Little, Helena.
At the ~. Nicholas: +. l.. Tracy. Chi
cage: J. =. Wells. Helena: -. d.. Randall.
~. Louis; }. Fe''ley. Fe.iey; DR.: Mussig-
broh. Warm Springs; Alex. Ballen. Dill
Ion: H.. H.. Hess. New York: L.. Ezekiel.
Chicago; Mrs. =. CANON. Aspen, Col. J.
W. Erwin, San Francisco; -. Hughes, An
aconda; r. -. Soulncr~. Helena; +.
Carney. Fish Creek; +. y. Black. Jcffcr.
son.
Al the Southern: J. Ncttcr and wife
Anaconda w. r.. Nugcnt. Elkhorn; IL
NJ. McFalden. city.
Al the Windsor: }. W. Custer. city !
r. Wild. city James Lendfield. Helena
smith Barnhart. Helena.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-10-11
PUBLICATIONS.

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handsomely illustrated fashion matter, chill
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make it a welcome visitor in thouands of
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in the south and its tone is pure and elevat-
ing. The Oh Homestead's premium list and
cash commission to agents are among the
best in the country. Notwithstanding the
size and general excellence of the magazine
the subscription price is placed at only 81 a
year. Sample copy free on application.
Address Davis Bros, publishers and proprie-
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