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nRRlN p. MILLER. THE GUARDIAN
" Of the person and estate OF Walter =.
Miller. minor. having died his petition
herein duly verified. praying for an order Of
sale Of all the real estate OF his said
Minor. for the purposes therein set forth,
Il i therefore ordered that the next OF kin
Of the ward and all persons in
terested in the estate Of said minor, APP
pear before the said Probate Court on
Thursday. the 25th day OF June. lseO.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of SAID
day, At the Court Room OF said Pro-
bate Court, at the County Court House. IN
the city and county OF salt Lake Utah Ter
r1tDry, TO show cause why an or.er should
not be granted 20 the said guardian, TO sell
50 much OF the real estate OF the said
Hinor AZ private sale as shall be necessary,
and that copy Of this order be published
At least four successive weeks IN the DEs-
ERET EVENING NEWS, a newspaper printed
and published in said city and county.
Dated May -, $50
GEo.w. BARrcH, Probate Judge.
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MADRID, May ga farm ser
want at Cordoba murdered his mas
ter and four other persons today.
The murderer had been refused
permission to visit a bull fight, and
this led TO the commission Of the
crime.
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(t-HS.)
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
toopy.l

q. :. LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake City, Utah, April 9TH. ls9o.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER.
~ ed At this O1ice by Robert Watson
against James Wright for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. SOS. dated January
s, l-s5, upon the z 2. S. z. q, S. W. Z, 5.
= =. 5. T. =. s.W. = OF Section II. Town
hip ?. South Range, 2 West IN salt Lake
County, Utah, with = view to the clneell.-
ton of said entry. the said parties are
unice, Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 9th day
Of June, lsso, az 10 O'Clock a. m, 20 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment
FRANK d. HOBBS, Register.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

MILO NEED ANYTHING IN tiny
1.2tning line 70 call UPON Rs-4an q
o, - Ann 81. where they viii fns = 1efi
o oS,sa Sioek OF mems aad boys suits
ueerAis' n2is, caps. shirts. etr-, al yerv lo,x
zee ] ms hrn Is reliable AMI viii re-,
? N-Aa-As- dfs
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six pearl crosses, thee diamond
crosses, six pearl bracelets, SIX dla-
mond bracelets, a dozen eiegan,
scarf pins and other jeweiry oil all
sorts.
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CURRENT TINE TABLE.
In Effect from & after May 4th, 1890
EAST. BOUND TRAINS.
WHsT-BoUND TRAINS.

LOCAL TRAINS To OGDEN.
Leave Salt Lake : 20 am. s.05 am. g-sOp.m
10 FIN.
Arrive Ogden 9.r0 am. 1850 4 m. SO m.
eSop-m-
LOCAL TRAINS To BINGHAM AND
WA~AICH.
l.E.- Lake 80 4. m I.y. wasa,ch d. 90 a m
At. ,.lusualm - cam ;.y bingham rs p m
Ar NAsIirh '.l' a IN Ar-Salt take 40 pm
a. rain runs 10 wasatch osly on Mondays.
Neluesia.-s aud Saturdays.
Pullman Palace and Buffet Sleeping Cars
On al Through Trains.
liorton Eeclin-n g Chair Cars between salt
Lake aud ogden on Trains I and2
u. 2. hDDGE, y n. BENNETT.
'eAerai Manager Gen. ct
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Utah Central Railway.
Time Gard in Effect MAY 22, 1890,
Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at Salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily, as Follows:
SALT LAKE CITY
PARK CITY.
ASSENGER RATES

Single Trip, 500.
Between salt Lake City and PARK c,,v
Round Trip, s. 90.
J. H. YOUNG. TT. MACINTOSH.
Manager. Gen. Frt- 4 Pass. Agt
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CHILLIAN L-MILLER, THEGUARDIA,

Order t. show cause why Order of Sale Of
Zeal Estate should not Be made.
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In the Matter OF the Estate and Guardian
ship of Frank II. Miller, 4 minor.
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TERRITORY or UTAH, J.
rnurf,- % G.Hs IL. =

AountY OF salt Lake
I, John &. Cutler. clerk OF the Probate
Court. in and for the County of salt Lake
in the Territory Of Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing Isl full. true and correct
>opy Of order to show cause IN the guardian
ship of Walter y. Miller. a minor, as ap-
pears Of record in my Office.
In witness whereof. / have hCreunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said eourf,
this 18Th day Of May. A. ID. $50.
JOIN o. CUTLER,
SEAL Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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Order TO show cause why order OF sale OF
real estate should not be made
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Or. PIERcE,s PELLETS

and bowels. One 3 dose. Sold By drug
gists- Is cents . vial
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of Salt
Lake. Territory OF Utah.
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fHE Gi.les00. R0eg lSLSE3 ! RsaIEIG REILWAY.

.aar1g ez.eHcas Vest OF the
ss5ria S
Belevile Caldl kANSASFond
frang
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The Post says: II is the impress
sion in the street that the Canadian
Pacific Railway has secured the
contract Of the Pacific Mail and
that its interests are represented in
the board named. Undoubtedly the
object OF the Canadian Pacific was
TO prevent contamination Of the
trade between the Northern Pacific
and George Gould, providing the
running Of steamers 10 Tacoma
This may result in the establish
ment OF another steamship line.
But this is deprecated by Cakes,
who believes the proper solution Of
the question lies IN a consolidation
Of the Pacific Mail, Oriental &
Occidental and Canadian Pacific
lines and the recognition Of Tacoma
by a monthly or semi-monthly
steamer to and from that port. An
Arrangement Of this kind would
give San Francisco, Tacoma and
Vancouver all the China and japan
service they need.
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A Ii PER SONS AIRS HEREBY
- = warned, under the penalty provided
= oIglnlnce, not 10 remove the body y,
any deSl animal, or Offal, or NTH OF anv
1e-crlpton, without first notifving fbe
civ ecavenger, who will issae directions
for It's disposal.
WILLIAM sHOwEL..
tlty scsvenger, Room 6, CITY Han.
April I7th ls90. al
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County OF
Salt Lake. Territory Of Utah
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Rio HFaniG Western Ry.
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD.

The Only Trans Continental Line passing
directly through SALT LAKE CITY.
The only Lane 10 Denver with no change Of
cars and VIII only ONE CHANGE
TO CHICAGO.
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In the matter OF the estate and guardian
ship OF Walter 2. Miller. a minor.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL.
Financial Statement For the Past
Year and President Gould's
Recommendations.
a BIG SEIZURE OF STRUGGLED
DIAMONDS.
Race Trouble In Alabama.-The
Kimber Mystery SolTed.-0pium
Smuggling.
By Telegraph to the SEws.I
TN. PACIFIC NAIL.
Financial statement for the Year.
-Goufd-. Recommendation

-Goutd-s kccomfuchuhtAohs
NEW YORK, May 2s.-At the
annual meeting Of the Pacific Mail
President George j. Gould, in a
statement for the year ending April
3Oth, showed that the net earnings
were p per cent, after deducung
the extraordinary expenses Of $50,
OOO for repairs on the steamers Guy
Of Nel0 York and City Of SydaCy.
The business Of the Atlantic ami
China lines shows n falling of,
which, however, was more than OF
set by gains on the Panama line and
the reduction in expenses, 50 that
the net earnings exceed those Of last
year by $4,000. The cash on hand
Is S2S5, 600. Gould says, further,
''Our relations with the Occidental
and Oriental Steamship Company,
owned by the Genital and Union
Pacific railroads, have been some
what strained. Under the present
arrangements joint agency is
maintained at Yokohama and Hong
Kong. The figures OF the past year
show that the Occidental and ORR
entail boats carried nearly one-third
more cargoes than this cOmpaDy's
ships, although our steamers have
not all come fully loaded"
President Gould recommends that
the trans Pacific business be pooled,
or, falling in this, that the Pacific
line establish separate agencies.
The total earnings were 81, O65, 600;
expenses, 81, sos, 900; net earnings,
$50, 900; cash assets April SOth,
1918, 900; liabilities, Sis, 900.
At n meeting Of the board Of di-
rectOrs J. b. Houston was elected
president and Edward Lauterhach
president. The other officers
hold over till the next meeting.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOM
TAIN DIVISION.
on al'd after Nay 20,h, 1850, Garfield
beach trans triU ma as fglls,trs.
NOTICE

Tickets for Sale at Union Ticket of5cs
J. V PARKER. A. q. T.. A
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court in and for the Third
judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Ct salt Lake.
Lucy B. Trick. Plaintiff.
vs.
John Tnck, Defendant
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NOT FOR LOVE ALONE.
Judge New kirk Decides that John Canty
10 Entitled TO Mages.

Judge New kirk Decides that John Csnty
10 Entitled to Wages.
Special Correspondence Of the STANDARD.
BUTTE, July Judge Newkirk to-day
rendered a decision in the somewhatsensa-
tional and decidedly mixed case of John
Canty VS.. Pauline WEIGH. The plaintiff UNI
ill recently was employed as bartender by
the defendant. Growing weary Of his SER
vices she discharged him, hut failed to
pay him his salary. Thereupon he began
suit against Pauline for wages for ~ days
at the rate Of So per day. The I'M
fought the claim. alleging that Canty
worked for ~"love," n as n further off,
set submitted n bill longer than a
Kentucky shooting match for wine,
beer and other refreshments. and also,
incidentally, money advanced. BY his
decision to-day the court allowed Canty
Sgi. minus $s3.75, for goods and money,
leaving a balance of S6O.25 due the plain
tiff. The defendant was also taxed with
the costs and her claim for beer and wine
disallowed.
Ii is probable that the case will be APP
pcalcd on technical grounds, the attorney
FOR the defendant, L. :. Booth, holding
that under the state law "A JUS
lice of the peace must render
a decision in all civil actions
within four days Of the date when a case
Is finally submitted to him. This he
claims the court did not do, the case hav-
ing been triel June -, thereby withhold
ing his decision for a longer period than
permitted by law.
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..It' Was Item ltutler.

The Oxford, Mel Democrat tells a good
story of the late Cyp " hitman, who had a
very peculiar Ole Cyp was "a member
of the Twelfth Maine, in the department
OF the gulf. One day the regiment was
out on dress parade when a short, stumpy
officer. with short legs IA IA broad ex-
panse Of abdomen came riding past. Cyp
allowed his establishment Ia overcome his
discretion. "What is that" lac asked in
his inimical voice. Instantly discipline
was lost and laughter ruled supreme. Cyp
was arrested and taken To the guard
house and finally before the regimental
officers. and was asked, "Did you not
know that military discipline forbids you
{, speak d~isrespectfully 81 an ofilcer?n
Aud again was heard that thin drawl,
WAS that nm officer" And now IL was
the officers turn To roar and Cyp was
dismissed without punishment or repri-
mand. Ii is added that the officer was
benjamin Franklin Butler.
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FIGHTING 1T OUT IN COURT.


- s'"' ph" N'''I"hy ""b -. y . NhtsNh
LAWN over ~ Claim.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. July 2.-Trial If the case Of the
Blue Bird Mining aud Milling company
VS.. {. T.. Smith was begun in the district
court to-day. The action il brought To Sc.
cure possession of a fraction adjoining the
company's ground 10 which both parties
To the suit lay claim. The ground was
originally located in lss5 as the MAY
Flower. In lssb Smith relocated il under
the name Of the Mohawk. The following
year the ground was rclo 'ated by Friend,
Benke and Brcen. who called IL the Gilt
Edge. The last locators claimed that The
location made 10y Smith was void, be-
cause Al the time lac tool up the ground il
was not open for relocation, the
original locator still having some time IN
which Ia do proper representing. They
further claimed that when they located
the ground il was jumpable owing In fail
ure on the part 81 Smith Ia comply with
the law relative 10 holding possession of
mining ground. Two of the last ~locators
sold their interest in the claim Ia prcsi-
dent Van Landt. president Of the Blue
Bird company, who in turn transferred il
Ia the company which is now bringing
suit TO quiet Smiths title. The testimony
Tor the plaintiff was all in this afternoon
at ) O'Clock, when the defense began 10
present their side Of the ease.
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silver Compared with Gold.

DIR. S~octbeer, a German statistician,
states that silver has been steadily de-
creasing in ain ever since the first cen-
tury following the discovery of America,
when one ounce of gold was equal 10 ~
ounces of silver. During this century the
ratio had never beer less than one to ff-
teen, and has steadily increased until
1883, when the ratio was about % n to
twenty-five. The decrease i'm value seems
90 nave been due Ia "a great extent To the
large increase i'm the annual output Of the
American mines, which, in 1851. was only
S2,0OO,OO0, and in 1sSs was S59.l59,0Do. Sill
yer in the London market was quoted at
i6Asd per uncc in isSs, and 45d per ounce
in tss9, but during the last few weeks,
owing to the speculative stimulus given To
the market by prospective silver legisla-
ton in congress, the market value in Lon
don has risen 10 : erisLsd and i'm this
country to lola i0s.- Philadelphia Press.
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lkutte Real Estute.

Special Correspondence II the Standard.
BUTTE, July 1.-The following trans-
fers were recorded in the Office Of the
county clerk since our last report:
Isaac Naicau 1T ny Ia Della Nadean
and Arthur Naleau, lots I and ? In
block 81, Butte townsitc. ..........s m
William 4. tobhan and wife Ia James
J.. shuts. all of lot 10 In block - of
Clark's addition Ia Butte townsiie l1 ~
Henry l.. Haupi la Frank kelfer, lots
1and : IN block = of the MontTosc adj
dition Ia Butte TOWNSHIP ....,-,...... IN "a
George W. Nrwkirk AMI wife to John
X. Bordeaux, an indy idual Ii inter-
rst in The Dcadwood lode ,.....,. 1000 IA
Colorado Mining and smelling cont
pany Ia James Maggie. lot No. no, tp
Sn,rsw, known AS the Independent
lode la on
A Bknighd, Marie 4 Knight and Julian
u u Coon Ia l1iu'bc Scigcl, lot No IN
blork 4, Excelsior addition 10 Butte
tOwnSitr. GD ~
James Davidson. Mary A Davidson and
Hayes Cannon la Frank stephens,
the wcsi - feet IT luts NJ I and >,
block "a, Butte iownsite. ,......,...- l,HS ~
William i Mcnamara Ia The Montana
Railway company, that portion of The
Mirawbcr lole designated as lots lG2
aud 3ij, beiDg n strip of land "a feet
wide. -. --.......o....,,.. 80. $40 a.
Emanuel Jacobs Ia Simon Jacobs, a
frame building at silver BOW junction
known as the Crystal Lake saloon .... 90 "a
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The Production OF silver.

According To the latest authentic adj
vices. the production of silver by the civ
ilizcd nations aggregates 1Sl,oOO,00o ounces
"A year. or this there is used in the arts
9.0oo,0O ounces. India takes 100000;
China. Japan and the East l0.0Oo,oU.
while European and other countries out
side of America take for coinage O.0O.-
600. Total. s0,0OO,0OD ounces. With the
United States purchasing for coinage
4.5OO.0OO ouuces monthly t5t ,ooo,0Oyearly)
the surplus will he more than absorbed.
Ii also stand Ia reason that with the latter
country using 20 large a quantity, the
price of the metal will he largely en-
HANGED. which will force other nations 20
use more silver, so as 10 bring their yearly
coinage up To the usual output. With
such a condition of affairs bimetallists
ought To he able to produce a change of
sentiment abroad toward silver and bring
about the r~emonctixing of that METAL
Mning and Scientific Press.
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FROM The ENGINE
News About Railways and Railroad Hen
In the Northwest.
Ed. Maze Is General Agent at Butte
Promotions and Changes on
the Union Pacific Staff
Cheap Excursions.
nv the standard's Special Wire.


ny the S'anaa,"s oprr IN "" l.,,,.
SUITE July Inc Ve.", 49,"
and delay which has existed reiauvet 10
the appointment of a successor to w. b..
Adams as general agent Of the Union Pa
10. r. az, Ia, hoon ended. As stated by
~ s~.xn.rr ox.i,siyely n, The time
ue . - a.. a,,ni,,rn.,, 81
Mr. aua''s 'ei' h',e' ~ na". 49,,
T.. v. Maze was then aRreed upon, "u'
owing 20 the m~ultitudinous ramiiications
Of railroad red tapeism Official announce
ment of the fact was withheld anu num-
the announcement had been premature
and wrong. The source 3i ,he nIAHn-
ARns ih~Iorina.ion was suJ ~ norr.,c,ncss
70 cav no uouu, "nJo ~ was shown
"
IT,. uor,;,o NJ. Maze received a dis
Pa.e" rom ~. ,h., he matter was
nnau, sa,,iad' aud informinp him that a
c~irruiar Announcing his appointment
would he issued at once. Thus the sus-
pense is over and MIR. Maze becoines the
general agent OF the company nv ,his
point and than which no better seiecti"h
could have been made.
MIR. Adams becomes gciieral IrelRh'
agent AT Denver, vice u. A. Johi'soh' VINO
has been appointed general freight agent
at San Francisco; For a Few DAYS 'he
friends of Mr.. Adams were inclined To DE
a~pprchcnsive as to ms appoint
made by one faction represented
IN the management 81 the COMPANY osc-
curc .nc ssi-on knnon hal ,ha
NV nas. n',u al na,,,'r,i ,bc nr;,e' a
fact Which his MANY friends here will be
pleased to learn. Mr.. Adams will return
10 Butte tomorrow and after formally
turning the Office over To his successor
will leave for Denver to enter upon his
new duties.
-
Richmond Anderson, general travelling
auditor of the Union Pacific
r. -, a,,,;,,oa ,nd;,or ~ d,sburse-
-. .iI N, C.:m,Ls al, .,..o.Is
menus vIcT3I w. r''nuns, !" ,.ahasina
y. =" S
"se"'
cohscIuene - >. '"|,ses nu.n
'he ee"era' o"'''s VI ~ ~
luitea nu'nper oi p,o''""1"s nay ioi
io"eu III ai""e ."c '"'' ""'
Ior a iuuhuer pl s.ars ass,sS' GineeLai
pasIs.i,ser - ssh tx, - 49,
ANU ~ es,f"'" Wv n' H.
nsaln III 'nc ,o,npans .h,i''s. -"
appo'h''a.n' ~ sen,'ai nS'sn, III, ~.
NHhs"s NY San,n',.. M'.l"'h.'
succeeo,s 4 ID, hi'''s' VINO 'urn su'
Sccus |. >. iVnoo r'u. f.'
i'e'sn' "s''s'a, ,'p,'a' "ll,'i,.'" '"i"'
ih'e'oeh' 'h' c""i "ei''''"eh'
MA. .u.u r..
WIN cnarac'e'is'm .renun's W.
Montana, the Union liaciiic announces u
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The Modern bathing suit.

From the Boston Courier.
Brother Tom: ''There you are. Nab.
Everything is packed: and now for .
brilliant opening i'm the play of seaside
engagements"
'Mlab: ayes. but that horrid man
hasn't sent me my bathing suit"
Brother Tom: II guess its coming
now"
Nab: "Do you think SOP"
Brother Tom: "les: there's n mes
senger boy coming up the avenue with an
envelope"
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Wanted 10 Die slowly.

From Texas Sitings.
Mr.. Johnsinp: Use fcclin' mighty bad.
I reckon you had better make me some
~sassafras tea.
Mrs. Johnsinn: II q feels SO bad
maybe | had better run quick for de
doctor.
Mr.. Johnsing: What yer want ter run
for de doctor Tor What yer want TO
hurry me inter my grade dattar way forp
KANT yer let me die Slow
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by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. July I'm the ease of the State
VS.. Robert Gimmel, the defendant APP
peared ia the district court to-day aud
withdrew his former plea of not guilty.
A plea of guilty Of assault and battery
was substituted. The defendant waived
time and was sentenced 90 pay a fine of
- ana costs, amounting in all Ia s70.G5.
This he paid aud was released from
custody and his bnnhs rNnnnrnirh.
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bpec.a, Correspondence OF the STANDARD.
BUTTE, July BY "a decision of the dis
trict court made to-day, Louis Cans. e, al,
were awarded judgment in the sum ofsS.-
ssO against Thomas A. Wall, w. G.. Shark
and Margaret Ann Shark. The defend
ants were also ordered 10 pay the costs of
the court. 50. l0,and attorney fees, amount
ing 10 sJ74.
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lGagging Him.


u A'h ' W. NJ
"l'm delighted To hear you speak so
well Of my cottage said the landlord.
You have condemned IL So" "Sh!
BE quiet whispered the tenant. I'm
trying To- sublet IL 20 my friend here
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un,ton A Montana Dividend.

BosroN, July 1.-The directors Of the
Boston 4 Montana Consolidated Copper
and Silver Mining company have de-
clared a dividend of si.5O per share, paya-
BILE August I. Balance of assets on July
4 81 lftl un.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Prices bid and Asked ON the New board
HeafNrdav.

Yesterday.
BUTTE, July 2.-The Butte min
ing stock exchange held its first
call at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Quite a number of mining men were
present. The quotations were.
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Funeral notices usuay printed OF the
''~Standdrd' Office. ~
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BARGAIN SALE!
vur Tor this week only, we will sell goods below at figures that
GER meyer sold before, 1t will pay you to call early, SO o will
avg a large assortment to select from. After this week W will
PoS'Veiy not sell any OF these goods at the same price:
a line of STANDARD Shirt Prints, Is yards for ST.
a Inc OF apron check Ginghams. IS yards for ST.
a good Bleached Muslin, IS yards for ST.
line of Dress Ginghams, IS yards for ST.
a 3oinch striped cashmere for Is cents Der ward WORT ~.
Agood Wash Chally, 20 yards for ST. WIN" J"
a skirting Canton Flannel, 10 yards for 81
a mne OF Dress Calicos, 20 yards for ST.
a IN OF loweling 8 cents per yard, worth double
A good Towel for so cents a dozen N'"e
a good Linen Towel for I24 cents apiece.
LADIES' Merino Yeats IS cents, sold everywhere for F.,
Iadies, Nn,oesi Jersey Vests for IS cents a bargain.
A line OF Childrens Waists IS cents each. worth non
d inc 81 Whte Aprons at IS cents each, very chean ~
EipoonS % 10 cents per yard, regular price from r.
Saneo wrappers 90 cents each, regular price SLso N
Shldrens School Shoes, SO cents, worth 81 re .nr.
Biggest Bargain of Allan extra Size wb;t.' TanyWhe T
for s. cents worth Is cents. Inns Lowell
Remember these prices are for this weeL ,,s.-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-03

For Boys ~two-piece goods, the following is a scale OF
your considerations:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-03

Commencing with this sale on Saturday the first TEN Ladies
buying a boys suit, regardless of price, will be given a boys coat.
Bring the boys and clothe them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-06-14
Alliance Meeting.

,crc will be Il meeting of Central
lncc at the Court lIonsc Saturday
p, at 10 H. IN. 10 transact inpot,
business. All OF the Members
earnestly requested to attend.
'kcr> will be present who will be
raining and instructing.
members Of ,hc Order are cor.
Y i invited.