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Sealed Proposals

WIN be received by the undersigned Until sat
urday. November :. 1885. az O'Clock a. m-. for
$3.50 feet. more or iess. l.t. ieet lona pine
more or less 1x1. 10 feet long dressed pine Tor
new fat grounds. 10 be oe lyercd on board
cars ia the city II Grand Rapids on ESst SIDE.
The Executive Board reserves the rght 30 re-
ject any or al proposals
noyS JAMES COA, secretary.
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Detroit sxpress ieAvfng 81 > m has wagner
parloF ann bgftt car attached. ane evening
express lssving SIS NJ has parlof CAT a.
fached. These trains make direct connection
IA Detroit for al points East
k1rrrss leaving 81 l0 IS m has Afner
Sleeping car % Detroit arriving IL Detroit ~
: ~ am.
Through railroad tickets anc ocean steam
ship tickets and sierpinE cas- brFths secured a.
j.. o. II. a n once. > M0nroe-st.. and 81 the
depot
JAS. Campbell. City Pass. Agent
JOHN W. LOUD. Irafrc Manager Detroit
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. oct. 2. lsso.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer n second
street from Stocking street 70 Michigan
street, in the city OF Grand Rapids. Is now IN
ny hands ard that I VIII receive payment
thereon for the period 81 twenty days from
this date az the once oi t0e City lrezsuref
City Han. GEOBSh x. Ibhhl.
oct - City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurers once

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. 9, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer Ia sibiey
street from West Division street % south Jci-
ferson street. ia the city OF Grand Rapids.
is now In my haads ana that i will receive
payment thereon for the period Of twenty
DAYS from this date. az TIE once Of The City
Treasurer. City Hail GEORGE X PERRY.
oct ~ City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich Oct. g 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of "a sewer n Stocking
street. from Third street t. Fourth street. IN
the city 81 Grand Rapids. Is now n my hands,
and that | will receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty day. from this date. al
the ONCE of the City Treasurer, City Eall.
GEORGE X. PERRY,
oct % City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City TreasDrer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. oct. g. $3.50.
Notice is hereby given that tte assessment
roll for III. construction of a sewer IN Miller
street, IN The city OF Grand Rapids is nov ia
nv hands and that / viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty days from
this date. al the once OF tie City Treasurer.
City Hall. GEORGE X IEhhl.
ocf'24 City Treasurer.
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Grand RapiSs Nieh- 0et i<x.
Notice is hersty given thsi fhe ssseSsia y
rcsf "a s~sff-a. zravslfnE sna pevf "a fh~ s1lf-
fsrx ~ p rseverfh aveuBs. FROM eouth btftssea
sfreef ~ ssgfh Iora ar - ir TIE cfF =
ersss Rspsds = roe r. fnF asaas saa taet
fssrtv savs frsr fsfs are. ~ "a ,s1ce 81 tas
GFoReE r rFRRT
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uErAr1.
Express FOR saginaw ard Bay City gan
Mail tor Lansing. Detroit sDc bast--.-f q m
Express Tor Lansing. Detroit an1 tasfii 0 "a
Mall Tor Alma. - Lcuif Hud ~zEi nan - s- 3 m
Besfon -....-...- ..............'t - 3 PA
srFTvF.
Nal from SAGINAW sad Say CITY fiiH Ham
Nanf from Lansing. Detroit and East az ~ 10
Fast Exp. from Lansing. Detroit and
fhe Tasf sto5pm
Express ffom Lansing and Dftruit.f ta m
EKpress from Saginaw. rt Louis auo
ANA. ................ 80 50 N
sDaUy fDHfiv except sunday.
The shortest line - betrgIf and East fie-
gsaf parlor cars between Dctrcit arc Grand
Rapids
Holfd trssns between Grand kspids aDe haf
nav Two souG trains between Grand Hap
Bds ard Detroit leaving eranc khricf y 3.
n snd - m. arc leayinF Detroit lis m
ard - ? n.
For tickets ard information apply 81 rnlou
fici 81 ofilre g. Mouroe-st.. and Union Depot
GFoRer DEHkvEs. Gen Pas. AT
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ftSiiy. Al othcre oails "a cepf sunday.
Tax nf effect sunday. jay la lsss
Sleeping cars On faeinc anc Atlantic IA.
presses ~ sIc rem Detroit ParioE cars rla
on Das Express anc Grand Rapids Eapruss 90
arc from Detroit Direct connections made
81 neire!t with 81 thrauch trains Fast 1ick-
ets en- sale ~ lnlon Ticket one. 81 NonHoa-
81 sud ~ Iniun depot.
fKrn Al BRlscs Gent Ag.t qs Monsoe-st
Q. ". RuG6LKs. q. y. aud ]. Agt tiucaco.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE


City TreasQrer's once.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Oct. =. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer ~ Turner
street. from sixth street - klChth street,
hands and that viii recsi We payment thereon
for the period Of twenty DAYS from this date.
al the once OF the City Treasurer. City Hal.
GEOkGE z. PERRY,
noyI II City Treasurer
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CAPITOL By NIGHT.
CszEznia9s Describes rs Appear
4aee - kAs ADca's Pals L4znk

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Deaas Z. fhsaasF- stsEl-. FA4 cry -
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E:C:Z5.EMMA =. VA
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Wksn an inf2nt ny body eroke
cat a. over with A. sFs1pslon 81 rssa,
Wash became acre asgrssasSd - !
krsw elsor Every noted Pnyslel4n
IN car section w@s tired or eonskl1t-
ed When / ease of sgs / visited
Het Sprinss. ARA. aud vss treated
% tAs esst 1ss5cAl nsn, bat Was
noE bsaset.1. uksn al tAiaxs A.s
s2alsx / estsr4lsss - Try > ). 3
snt IN four ne2shs was enurely
cured TAs tsrrfbls Eexsna w@s al
gsas, rot . sisn lsfl my general
health salit up. and ! hzyo never lad
any return Of the disease.
GEo. W. lswss, Irwin, Pa
Treatise - Bleed 4ne Skin Diseases s4iise
fsx<. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Ga
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80 other styles at prices to suit every
body. II you can't get them from your
dealer. write us
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THE FAIR.
A Large Attendance at Evans Hall On the
Opening Night.

A Large Attendance at Evans Hall ON the
Opening Night.
A large crowd attended the opening OF
the Catholic fair in Evans hall last night
The hall is transformed into n place OF
beauty, and is brilliantly lighted 10y a
couple Of arc lights, which were kindly
put in for the occasion by the Electric
Light company. Upon entering the hall a
pretty sight meets the eye. the booths and
tables being charmingly decorated with
bunting, evergreen and flowers arranged
in a picturesque amer. In the center
on a round table, daintily decorated with
lemonade Is dispensed TO the thirsty by
three pretty misses. Ella Birch, Emma
Kinrad and Addie Lavery.
Directly opposite is the first booth,
handsomely decorated In a similar man.
ner and containing many beautiful pieces
of fancy work, etchings and an elegant
pin-cushion, which Ii being raffied for,
and also n large oil painting Of consider
| able value. This table is presided over
by Mesdamcs Barry and Flynn.
Next comes the Sisters table, the most
attractive of all, with many pieces Of ele-
giant fancy work. Among them is a very
pretty baby robe, with ''Baby" stitched in
the center in gold letters. There are also
n silver tea set and large silver fruit dish.
just overhead is a beautiful and tempting
slumher robe OF rare worth. Mrs. john
son and Mrs. f'eyschiag ave charge
this table.
The candy table Is arrangeu IN q mos.
enticing manner IN sweetineats arH
the care OF Misses May CanippeiI
and Nellie Shea. In close proxImity Is .he
cigar stahu choice praI,us OF the
weed are doled out py tne Misses
Maioney and Sher,uan. Asnhan wlgwani
IN the lar part OF the rophi where fortunes
are tod 70 ,he on nu'hes young Is iookeo
aitcr py MIS- ,oiiins.
a night OF steps leau up 70 the stage
when Is charihingiy decorated WIN ever
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MARY REGAL GOES FREE.
Late Last Night the Jury Acquitted Her
of the Charge of Larceny.

N'
of the Charge of Larceny.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, June 10.-The trial of Marie
Regal was continued to-day. The prose-
cution finished this morning and Marie
Regal was put on the stand. She said
she did not know about the taking of the
money, but Cora Meyer aftcrward told
her she had taken il. Cora kept $500
and gave the defendant $1,000. Cora put
81, 500 under the carpet.
The defendant gave 81 900 to Mrs. Fischer
who did not know when she accepted
the money that il was stolen. They sent
for Hector Godchaux. He advised not
10 return the money but to go to Jail. He
said il the worst came he would return
the money 10 J~ubainville. She said that
Officer leland was around bothering her
a good deal and she told him she had
taken the money and would give him
500, a diamond as big as his head and
would marry him.
The woman Augustine was put on the
stand and denied that she acted as inter-
prefer between Marie Regal and Mar
shall Macarthur.
The defense rested and Officer Swan
son was put on the stand for the prosecu-
ton. He had been offered by the defend
ant a fine diamond ring If he would keep
S'iti uittioukh oiS EuNS nv tsoooii "
wanting him to keep still.
Cora Meyer was the next witness. She
denied the statement of Marie Regal that
the witness had taken the pocket book
and afterwards i'm Cora's house had given
the defendant three $1,000 bills and kept
three $500 bills herself.
Hector Godchaux was then examined.
He denied the statement made in regard
to him.
Emma Martini was examined and said
that Cora Meyer told her that she Cora
had stolen he $500.
The defendant then askeL the privilege
of providing witnesses To impeach he
testimony of Cora Meyer and Hector God
chaux. Emma Martini was then recalled,
but her testimony was objected to and
overruled.
Victor Gondolier was asked whether he
had seen Hector Godchaux take the
money from the water closet, but the
question was overruled.
The evidence was concluded at BIO
D.. M. and Thompson Campbell then be-
gan summing up for the prosecution. At
torneys Booth, Baldwin and Haldorn fol-
lowed i'm order.
At 8 o'clock tonight the Jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. This verdict was
reached on the sec md ballot, and was "a
surprise to almost everybody. The
woman had admitted seeing another
steal the money, and had accepted part
however, in the opinion OF the jury does
not constitute larceny. Marie Regal
left the Jail, where she had been impris-
oned nine months, laughing, crying and
singing. She had expected n sentence.
Her attorneys, Haldorn 4 Booth, have
been associates i'm clearing four alleged
criminals this term OF court.
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~PHILIPSBURO BUDGET.
Death Of Pioneer-Accident to u Miner
Preparing far Electric Power and Light.
Sppgial 10 the Standard

Death Of pioneer-Accident to u Miner
Preparing for Electric Power and Light.
Special 10 the tanlar
PHiLlrsBrRG, June O.-James Byrne,
an old and much respected pioneer, died
yesterday afternoon at his home n short
distance from Stone Station IN the Flint
Greek valley. He will he buried mt the
Philipsburg cemetery to-morro at2p. m.
To-day while a miner named Pat Bon
ner was working in a mine at Boulder, the
ground caved and caught him, breaking
his leg below the kGce. His fellow work.
mel carried him In their arms about three
miles To the wagon road and he was then
brought here and placed in DIR. Aliens
hospital.
Bowen Bros. q Thompson to-day re-
ceived the plans of the building for their
electric light plant. Contracts for the
building will AZ once he let aud in less than
forty days il will be in running order and
IN about h same time, without any boom,
Philipsburg will become one of the most
prosperous Incorporated towns in the
state.
The Anaconda base ball team will play
a return game here next Sunday. Alarge
crowd is anticipated as both.clubs are but
little behlnd professionals.
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WHO OWNS THE LOT?
An Interesting Suit over Valuable Mis-
soula Property.
Special To the Standard.

Special To the Standard.
MIssouLA, June 10. The presentation
of "A Soap Bubble" last night was a sue
cess. Al is the Ease with many f~arces,
there were some features which would
not meet with the approval of the entire
audience; but, taken as a whole, the play
was an innocent medley of laughable bits
of nonsense. Some OF the singing was
very fine. All the actors carried their
parts well. Applause was generously be-
slowed and encore were frequent. The
audience was well pleased.
just west of the Schilling block on
Front street is "a lot which until recently
wa vacant. Ii is i'm the central business
portion of the city and is very valuable.
Ii has been known as the property of Mrs.
Carrie Kohn, as she paid the taxes
on il. Now il seems thr there is
a considerable question as TO who
really owns il, aquestion which the courts
will IA tn decide. About the middle of
May a n of parties took possession
Of the property as sites for a lunch counter,
shooting gallery, etc. Some people claim
that the land was never taken up but is
open for settlement. Now Mrs. Kohen,
through her attorneys, Woody 4 Webster,
Joseph Woods and Marshall & Crutch-
field, has brought suit against these
parties claiming that they have taken
forcible possession of the property and
asking that they he elected from II and
that they be compelled to pay 500 dam
ages, 500 rent and S1OOa month as long
as they are i'm possession of il and the
costs Of the suit. The defendants have
will enter "a demurrer to h complaint on
h ground that, as IL embraces an action
I'm ejcctment and an action for forcible
entry and unlawful detainer, the several
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A BRILLIANT
The Ladies' of Anaconda Invited to Inspect
Mrs. Leonard, Novelties.

The Ladies' of Anaconda Invited Ia Inspect
Mrs. Leonard. No,e tiles.
Mrs.M. {. Leonard extends an invitation
Ia the ladies of Anaconda and vicinity 10
attend a grand opening AT her millinery
parlors ON East Second street commeuc-
ing to-day, where will he displayed the
most elegant line of millinery ever seen
m Anaconda, consisting of the latest
styles ia pattern hats and bonnets, beauti-
ful trimmed and untrimmcd toques, cx-
quisite evening bounets, lace and straw
hats Of every description. black aud white
legiorns. jaunty little sailor hats. also the
most complete line Of artificial flowers
ever shown In this city. among which may
be seen whole wrcaths, garlands, sprays.
vines and the daintipst of corsagc houucts,
together with ribbons of every style and
color and all the novelties in fancy work.
A special reduction on all the above
named goods will he offered the balance
OF this week aud ladies will he benefited
by inspecting the same before going else
where.
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Mrs. I. Y. Cary has returned Ia the
city. Ladies' will remember her as she
rave lessons here and in Butte a year
ago. She has just returned from New
iork and will teach five new kinds OF
work, and something entirely new in
painting. Her work will he ON exhibition
from 10 am. To Il m. aud from 2 To 4 p. M.
She invites the ladies 10 call and examine
her work and will start "A class immedi-
ately. Second street, third door east of
Christian church,
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THE WEATHER

The daily record of the Thermometer in
this city is reported by A. t. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: n M, AZ
degrees above; u m. G2 degrees above; 4
PIN, ~ degrees above; 3 p. m % de
grees above.
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Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Anaconda Smelling Works
for the construction Of the necessary
rock and brick work incidental 10 the en-
cnlareinp Of the smelling plant near Car
roll. Mont. The rock work will comprise
about II 200 perches and about 3,O00,0O
brick will Ike laid. Drawings and speciii-
cations can he inspected at the office AT
the upper works. Bids will he opened ON
Monday, June Ii, at = y. M. All material
will he furnishedby the company. The COM
pany reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids. Anaconda Smelling Works,
Anaconda, Mont.
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why Will You Wait?
today In the New York Life.


Bids will be accepted by the STANDARD
Publishing Company on the erection of "A
building similar to that which they at
present occupy. Plans and specifications
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The firm of Graham a Gamer have this
day been Dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Dunk Graham retiring. All ow-
ing aud outstanding will he settled 10y
Gus Gamer who will continue business at
the old stand.
Dunk GRAHAM,
CTS GAMER.
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DIR. ~. Jean is happy over the advent OF
a large baby son born to his wife yester-
day. He was kept busy receiving con
Iratulations from his friends.
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The drawing for "A fine saddle horse ant
saddle took place last night al Mike
O'Mara's old saloon. The horse was woi
by w illiam Blake who threw A..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-11

Rev. DIR. d.. j.. Mcmillan of Deer Lodge,
will preach AT the Presbyterian church
ncxt SUNDAY both morning and cvening.
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Don't spoil your clothing or soil your
hands Nth paint-pot aud brush, but call at
the - Standard" Office aud have your " To
Rent" aud " For Sale" cards neatly printed
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Mrs. j. w. Miner OF Portland, Ore, can
he found over Barrett 4 Jacky's harness
store, on Main street. Business and life
readings n specially.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Miss Annie Cohen is visiting her friend
Miss Battcrton, at Deer Lodge.
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FOR JULY'S RACES
Here Is the Programme Is Prepared BY
Secretary Wynns.
Prospects That the West Side Assoc
ciation's Summer Meeting VIII
Be a Greater Success Than
Ever Before.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, June 1O.-E. w. Wynne, secre.
tary Of the West Side Racing Association
has completed the programme for the
July meeting. The races will be running
and trotting and will be on July 2, 3, 4 and
8. The programme is:
WEDNESDAY. july ?.
Running, 500, two fnrlOngs.
Running, $40, four furlOngs.
Running, 500, seven furlOngs.
Trotting, sra, 2:50 class.
THURSDAY, JULy 3.
Running, s2O, for 2 year olds, fye f~urlongs.
Running, s1o, six f~hrlOngs.
Running, 500, one mile.
Trotting, $3.50, 2 Is class.
FRIDAY, july l..
Running, Si25, three furlongs.
Running. $500, handicap, rs miles.
Trotting, 500, for buggy horses.
TrOtting, sSD. 2:35 class.
SATURDAY., JUL :.
Running, slOO, for saddle horses. 600 yards.
Running, $500, half mile heats.
Running, $50, special.
Trotting, 500, free-forSll.
In event of any Of the above
races no filling. other races
will be substituted to suit horses in attend
ance
In all races three or more are required to
enter and three to start. Entries for all trot.
ting close Saturday, June p. Each entry
must be accompanied by 10 per cent of
the total noun of the purse. Entries
for running purses must be made before
q p. m. of III day preceding the race. All
purses will be divided into three moneys
10, 20 and 10 per cent.
The rules of the American Trotting as
ISOLATION and the rules Of the American
Turf congress will govern these races.
Records made at the July meetings will
mo- constitute a bar at the August meet
ings. The association reserves the right
10 alter, amend or postpone any or all OF
these races.
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Yesterday was pay day AT the upper
works and the merchants were kept right
busy last night. The employees of the
lower works will be paid oil to-day.
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Mark Williams opened his new saloon
yesterday ut the corner Of First andlCherry
streets. Mr.. Williams has a fine place
and proposes 10 keep nothing hut the
best.
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=. J.. QucaIcy. manager OF the famous
Blair mine of Rock Springs, was in town
Yesterday.
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For sale.

Dne-half or whole of u general mer-
chandiso store in Granite. doing "A good
business, Reason for sale, owner leaving
the state. Address Box X, Granite, Mont.
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The New York Life has n million in
surance in Deer Lodge county.
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When in Butte be sure aud don't forget
TO call AT Emil's beer hall and try one Of
those fine business lunches.
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Grand Picnic
I'abst Brewing Go.

At Columbia Gardens, Sunday. June -.
10y A. %. II. aud II. T.. l.. A..
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Mrs. Barney Mckinley while alinhting
from a carriage yesterday dislocatcd her
ankle. DIR. Stephens reset the dislocation
which was a very painful injury and will
lay Mrs. Mckinley up for "A couple of
weeks,
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Milwaukee lager beer always Al freeg
ing points. Cali for il.
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee.
Notice of Dissolution.

The New York Life insures ladies
Write or consult McNulty a Brown.
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Mail orders for all kinds of musical
goods promptly filed by Van orion *
Rcinhart, la Main street. Butte.
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THE STANDARD FIRE BRICK.
u VIII he Made by "a Company just Or
ganizei In this city.

gantred IN fhtsOty.
Papers relating 10 the incorporation of
the standard Fire Brick company of this
city were sent TO Helena We sterday. The
stockholders Of the new company are res
idenis Of this city, and the officers are j.
B. Losee. president. ID. ID. Walker, vice
president, =. A. Estes, treasurer, II. L.
Mahan, secretary, and &. e.. Thurston,
The works of the company
will be located near the present brick
yards just west of town. The capital stock
is SJO,OOO. and the entire amount has been
subscribed. Machinery Of he most mod
crn pattern has been ordered and the plant
will he made very complete In every re-
spect. Thorough preliminary tests have
been made In order to vi the proper
mikes, and thec company will begin at the
start To make fire brick equal in every re-
spect tn those now imported into Mon
tana in vast quantities from Colorado.
From the start the smelling works will
undoubtedly he a liberal patron of the
Standard company, its constant consmnp.
ton Of the best quality of fire brick being
enormous. The company, however, will
strike out for patronage throughout the
Northwest, and the works will start out
with a capacity for turning out 1000
bricks "A day.
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Mems all wool pants 81; Mems suits from S.; double seated and
shield chested heather underwear for ST. SC a suit, worth So, es
peciany adapted for workingmen; fancy percale shirts for 7c, worth
from 81 50 to s.; mems never wear out sox; Heavy Top Brogans 81 a
pair up to the finest goods made; outing cloth shirts from $50 up;
full line of best goods in furnishings. We have the best assorted
line of wall papers, borders etc, at the lowest margin.
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Fancy work. Fancy Work.

To he SUR aud get ice cold beer, call
for Pabst Milwaukee beer.