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Great Northern Movement.

st. Paul special: Engineer Hasscall, who
has charge of the surveying parties which
are seeking to find the most direct road
and easiest grades by which the Great
Northern can be built from Great Falls to
Spokane Falls, has returned here to con-
suit with the chief officers of the company.
The details of what has been found out are
not very easy to discover further than the
fact that passes through the Bitter Root
mountains have been discovered by very
practical and easy grades. much lighter
than those on the Northern Pacific from
Missoula.
The road will start from Great Falls and
cross tie tlathead reservation to the Yahk
river, which will be followed to point
twenty miles above the point where the
Yahk flows into the kootenai. The road
then goes west, crossing the kootenal at
Bonner's ferry. From this point 1t goes
southwest through the Cabinet mountains,
where good pass has been discovered, to
the Little Spokane, and thence west, cross
ing the Spokane Falls d Northern at Chat
taroy. The road will not run directly into
Spokane Falls, but will run to a point
northwest of the city and trains Will tnen
back into the city. The company has
made arrangements to use the union dep s'
town will be built. sawmills
erected, and other business houses estab'
lished. 1t is understood that ample money
has been found to make town at that
point, and among those interested there
are said to be several well-known Spokane
Falls capitalists. Branch lines are CON
templated, though they will not be bull
until the road is pushed through to thu
: Sound, but the surveying parties are tax
ing notes for future reference.
The road will be 22O miles from Grea
Falls to Spokane Falls. and Bonner's Ferr,
~saie nearly half way between these tw'
paiats.
There are two surveying parties now II
the field, and others are being organized
west from Spokane Falls are now bein
made.
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Railroad Personals.

7. II. Youell local agent of the Northern
Pacific at this point, has resigned and gone
to st. Paul. He has been succeeded here by
". J. Potts, formerly of Philipsburg.
It is learned from authentic sources that
the report of Newman Kline's appointment
to be assistant to the general manager of
the Northern Pacific is correct. Mr.. Kline
is to be congratulated because he is a wor-
thy gentleman and will make as good a
record if not better than he has in the past
Mr.. Kline is about 3G years of age, unmar-
ried. and worth about 100000, made most
y in successful real estate speculations at
Tacoma.
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Forbes s Davis Special

Forbes s. Davis Special
1000 shares Copper Belle-2Oc.
5000 shares Silver Arrow-5c.
5000 shares q. X. L N.-27c.
1875 shares Iron Mountain-96c.
1000 shares Castle Crescent-17l5c.
10000 shares Grasshopper Castle l-16c.
5000 shares Grand Central Castle l-2e1c.
GOO shares Glengarry tRattel-S1.0e:
1000 shares American Ruby lOro Fino)-
l71sc.
Forces 4 DAVIS.
MINING EXCHANGE.
G and ~ Bailey Block.
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Evangelinc.

A very large audience will be present at
Ming's this evening to see Rice's famous
burlesque, Evangeline. 1t will be given
with wealth of beautiful scenery and
many startling mechanical and calcium eff
fects. James S. Motif as the Lone Fisher
man will alone keep the audience amused.
The chorus is said to be unusually attrac-
tive
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Notice.

To the stockholders of the Chamber of
Commerce Building company:
Youare hereby notified that meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce Building COM
pany will be held Tuesday, June y. 1890, at
s o'clock p. M. at the office of Bach. Cory
a Co.. for the purpose of selecting trustees
for such company for the coming year, and
the transaction of such other business as
may be deemed expedient.
C. X. COLE, Prest.
DONALD BRADFORD, Secy.
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Tho Juvenile Templars.

The members of the New Era Juvenile
Templars enjoyed a picnic on Mount Hell
ena yesterday. They visited the caves and
other parts of the mountain and enjoyed an
excellent dinner. The society is initiating
new members weekly.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lady Peggy was again played by Nellie
McHenry and company to highly pleased
audience at Mings. The applause was fire.
quent and hearty, and the special scenes
were given with excellent effect.
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A New Place.

The Misses King have opened first
class restaurant at SIT Broadway and the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - CATARACT
~ Mining Company. located in Cataract min
ing aistrici, Jefferson county. Montana.
trustees of said eoalpany. held he 2Eh day
of MAY. is9l. an asses ment of oae cent per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock of said conn
rany. payabie o ,he is, day o. Juls. isss TO the
seeratiry III said company at his off 9. No. 50
Nurth Main street. in the city of Helena. Mont
Auy stock upoa which said assessment shall
remain ali on the Isl day If July, $50.
shall - deemed ,leinanent and will he dt Is adj
verified fer "A n pablc auction ana un ess
naNn,eat :, a.. In made tear. will he ) Ia oli
he ~ uay If 1uls l-ss, 10 Jay the deliaareat
a. SEES IA mt together VITA the cost, Of adyertis-
ing ami ~ p nse of sale.
I. Ill. CLEWkLl. Secretary.
30 North Main street. Helena. Mont
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Special Sale To-Day

At Jacksou's music store, AZ N. Main street.
Entire line of sheet music at one-half reg
ular price. All folios. SOC. Books one
fourth off regular price to-day only.
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S-COMPETTrlvEPI PLANS. DRAW
L ings and estimates are invited, for a new
county Jail for Lewis and Clarke county, Mon
tana based on an estimate not exceeding fifty
thousand dollars ts50.O0O). the same to be sub
mitted tn the commissioners at special meeting
to be held June 21st 1890. each to he accompanied
with price, commissioners reservng the right to
reject any or all offers. or modifying the same.
The size of the lot is abont 100 feet by about 125
feet. All communications to be addressed to the
undersigned.
BY order Board County Commissioners.
j. S. TOOkER, Clerk.
Helena, Montana. May 1a.lSaO.
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just Received.

One car California wines, frst-class claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle. Fam
lily trade speciality. Telephone 1sl:
OPpENHEIMFR IL Co,
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Notice.

40 for the arrest of any person taking
papers from the doors Of Subscribers
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DONALD BRADFORD, Secy.
The Best.

The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies, The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent flour at John I.
Murphy u Co.'S.
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Union paciiic system Rates Restored,

On June . all passenger rates over the
Union Pacific, both local and through, will
be restored to tariff
A. f. NEAZIE, Pass. Asf.
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For Rem

An elegant suite Office rooms, over INpE-
PENDENT Office; one flight: front rooms.
II. NJ. PARCHEN.
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All Aboard for Denver.

With characteristic enterprise the people
of the Queen city of Colorado are looking
forward to the time when they shall have
short rail communication with this great
Rocky mountain region and such move
ment is among the near certalnties as may
be observed from the following taken from
the Denver Republican:
The link of railway which will connect
Denver with the Black Hills region of Da-
kota and the oil and coal belt of central
Wyoming will be completed in few weeks. |
The Union Pacific and Northwestern rail
way systems are conformity pushing the
work and before the summer Is past Will De
running through trains between Deadwood
ana Denver. In anticipation of this i'm
portant plan of railway management the
Cheyenne and Northern branch OF the Union
Pacific has been placed under control of the
Colorado division and Will be IN the 1uture
operated from Denver.
If Denver merchants and wholesale es-
Establishments are alive to the opportunities
which this new system opens to them they
viii capture a large amount OF trade IN
and in the Black Hills region of Sonth Da.
kota. wltch heretofore has gone unchal-
len.-s v, Omaha and Chicago.
While these new fields offer rich oppor-
tunities for the enterprise and push OF
Denver wholesale establishments, which
will undoubtedly be taken advantage of to
the gain and prosperity of the city. the de-
sirability of still further railway extension
Is the north should not be lost sight of for
Q moment. Northwestern Wyoming is one
Of the richest portions of the west, not
only in minerals and timber, but in the ex-
tent Of valuable agricultural lands. Into
CHS region, with Buffalo as its present OBJ
iective point, the Burlington system ii
pushing its Nebraska lines. A Union Pa
cific extension from Douglass, its point OF
connection with the Northwestern system
would head of the Burlington and turn thu
trade Of this rich region direct to Denver
with this extension the Yellowstone Parl
would be but little over days journe.
from Denver. Direct connections with thu
Northern Pacific would be the next step
and would be the browning point in Den
ver's supremacy as q railroad center of tn
Rocky mountain region.
That every legitimate effort should be mad
~ Denver's Chamber of Commerce ant
business citizens generally to accomplish
these results needs no argument. With tn
cheyenne d Northern controlled from tn
company's, Office here, and with the inn
mense trade the city gives the entire Uniol
Pacific system, any organized effort b.
Denver people to have the road pushed OF
to northern Wyoming and the Yellowstone
Park will probably be productive Of definite
and desirable results.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At
HELENA. Mont, June 2, 1890. !
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his in ention to make
fnl proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register and re-
ceiyer at Helena, Montana. on July Z. 1890, viz:
Christian kenck on homestead application No.
275S, for tho IL 4 sec. 20, tip. 10, mr. 2w. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuoue residence upon aud cultivation of said
land. viz: Eli w. McNea, Louis Stadler. Louis
kaufman. Helena, Mont, and Cornelius Nweeny.
Placer, Mont. s. w. LANGHORNE,
Register.
First publicat' on June g. $780,
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Special sale of trimmed hats Friday and Satur
day next door to Sands Bros.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-02

IL was impossible to run the Butte special
train yesterday, but beginning to-day and
during the succeeding days OF b meet
ing a train will leave Butte nj I o'clock
each day and will return leaving Ana
conda between 8 and o O'Clock. A large
crowd is expected from Butte to-day.
Pools were sold in Tooey q Hunts sa-
loon last night and Volcano, Nettie >,
Tom DAILY and Manning were the favor.
ties In the betting. The programme and
entries for to-day are as follows:
FIRST RACE, TROTTIsG, sTAhHs
For 2-yearolds, bred and raised In Montana,
$50 each, s251 added best 2 In 8.
HUXLEY and Clark's Volcano.
Ike Warehouses; Leap Year.
w. Iiaymond's Locust.
SECOND RACE, RUNNING, a MILE, sIo.
ID. Daniels Kitten, nv pounds.
A. ID. hitchcock's Cyclone, iD pounds.
Eugene Smalley's Country Girl, III pounds.
j. u. SuttoD's Nettie ~, III pounds.
THIRD RACE. RUNNING, MILE DASH. $50.
Denver Racing Stables, kismet, 10 pounds.
smith a Thornton's keeyena, il5 pounds,
Carlisle n shields Lew Carlisle, fU7 pounds.
Cy Mulky's Tom DAILY, 80 pounds.
FouRTH RACE. $50 TRoT, si,0D.
Ed Iafferty's Homestake.
q. u. Goodell's Spartan.
Il. III. BENEFITS little Joe.
Charles QUITS George Moshier.
J, H.. Buffers Manning.
w. Il. Davis Condee.
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THE GATE CITY.
Latest Gossip About People and Events
In Miss0uia.

Latest Gossip About People and Events
In Missouia.
Special To the STANDARD.
MIssoULA, Aug. kelly & O'Mcara,
proprictors of the Office saloon, have
rented the Solomon building on West
Front street and furnished the second
story in elegant style with a view to rent.
ing it. The part of the first fioor not &C.
cupicd by the saloon will probably be used
for restaurant purposes.
The Central meat market is to be moved
tomorrow night to the new building, on
Main street, near the Bee Hive.
&. 4. Gifiin has decided To take advan-
tage OF the G.. A. X. excursion To Boston
and visit his mother in Vermont.
Some fine acting is being done at the
Mascot this week. Leo and DeVaro. the
trapeze performers, are doing some very
difficult feats; Rastus, the little colored
boy, is being ~applauded for his dancing
Leonard, the pedestal dancer, is doing
some fine work. and the general perform
ance is much betterthan when h theatre
started.
A marriage license was granted this
afternoon to Albert Wilke and Alma
Freda Heller, both of Flathead. They
are to he married ut the Hotel Florence
this evening.
only TWO men appeared before Judge
Evans to-day. One was fined SILL for
being drunk, and the other was sentenced
to thirty days i'm the county jail for va
grancy. He was allowed 30 minutes in
which to leave Town and he went.
w. Il. Smith, brother-in-law of DIR. Wag-
oner, who graduated this year from the
university of Iowa, has entered the Office
of Reeves & Still as "A law student.
Col. Thos. &. Marshall, wife and daugh-
ter will leave tomorrow night for the east,
To be gone until the middle of September.
They will visit their old home in Ken
lucky.
doe Brothers was arraigned before
Judge Logan to-day and plead not guilty
to the charge of selling liquor to an In
diam. His trial was set for next Thurs
day In order To give time to subpoena wit
nesses on the reservation.
Tho theatrical season will be opened
here next Wednesday with "A Pair of
Jacks" the latest eastern comedy sue
cess, having all the catchy clements Of
Few songs, dances. pretty girls, funny
comedians and handsome costumes.
Deputy Sheriff A~bernethy has been APP
pointed Deputy United States marshal for
the district of Montana. Marshal Furay
made an e. ,ellent appointment. as Ike is
well fitted for the place.
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JACKSON'S GOOD aim
With q Brick q Negro Floors His Nom
solian Enemy.
Probably Fatal Outcome OF the CHI
nese-Negro Feud-The Officers
Hot but Fruitless Chase After
the Black william.

nv the Standards Special Vine.
BUTTE, Aug. 1.-Recently several fights
have taken place between Chinese res
auran keepers and negroes who refused
to pay for meals after having eaten. An
other and more serious row of this kind
occurred this evening shortly after o
o'clock in the Sacramento restaurant in
West Park street.
A named jackson entered the
restaurant and after eating, refused TO
pay for II at the same time applying some
very insulting epithets to the Chinaman
in charge. The Chinaman was so insist
ent in his demands that jackson at
tempted to knock him down and then
run out by the from door. In this, now
ever, he was unsuccessful and then ran
through the kitchen and out Of the back
door through n little yard between the
restaurant and b alley with Quang Way,
the boss OF the beanery, In close pursuit.
just before jackson gained the gate lead
ing to the alley he suddenly picked up a
piece of brick and threw il at the China
true, as the brick struck Way squarely on
the forehead about an inch above the
eyes. The force of the blow felled
the Chinaman to the ground. rendering
him insensible.
One of the other Cinnamon ran across
the street n told Officers Wilson and
Gebhart what had happened. They hur-
ried into the restaurant and followed
jackson, whose form they could see sew
eral hundred yards ava on Main street
running with all his might toward South
Butte. After keeping up the chase until
they realized that was hopeless the ofii-
GERS returned to the city, having followed
Jackson some distance beyond the limits.
Determined TO secure Jackson's arrest
in possible, Marshal Daum and one of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-02
Gree, Reduc,lon On Rates.

Taking effect August I, the Northern
Pacific Railway will reduce their rates as
follows:
Unlimited first class. Butte TO 81.
Iuul s..s. s.Fs.Ess 49,. ss.4ss w w
Secoud class, Butte "a ST. Paul. ..... % 90
Round trip between Butte and -.
Paul 90 90
This is a reduction Of 81. 20 on first class,
$50 second class and $33.75 ON the round
trip ticket. Bear in mind that the North
ern Pacific runs the best equipped and
fastest trains In the Northwest. Office
corner Main and Granite streets.
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Won't Do II Again.

BY the StandardTs SpeciaI Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. 1.-About > O'Clock this
afternoon, while standing alone nea the
Montana Union depot, a horse belonging
to William Burton became frightened
and ran away. In his mad course he
dashed along the railroad track for about
"a half mile until he reached the bridge
crossing the ~trestle. There he fell into
the trestle work and broke one of his fore
legs. 1t is safe to say that he will never
run away again.
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Go To Keefe's and get turtle soup.

Another reduction in rates via the
Union Paciilc.-ln addition To the pub
lished rates taking effect August I, ~
and from Missouri river terminals. the
Uniou Pacific will sell round trip tickets
20 ~. Paul, Duluth u Ashland, limited
10 10 days in each direction. final limit
10 days, for $50. 4. V. MAZE. General
Agent, Butte; 5. ID. BEEBE, Agent, Ana
cOnda.
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DIR. T. j. Easton will he ut Hotel
Jennings professionally until August ..
DIR. Eaton has for % years made n
specially Of the eye, ear and deformities:
All inflamcd and sore eyes can be cured
unless Reorganization has place.
Cross yes Strengthened without pain,
artificial eyes inserted, aud braces for the
cure of deformities furnished.
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DAVIS VERY LOW.

The Victim of Evans Knife Reported to he
Dying.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. 1.-David Davis, the victim
OF the stabbing ARRAY, is reported to be
decidedly worse tonight. Ii is very
doubtful whether he will last through The
night. His ultimate recovery is now no
more than a possibility,
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The Arcade is keeping up with the pro-
cession and sets up a lunch equal To any
in town. A supply Of the popular Kuhn
bacher beer has also just been received
and Is Oh tap.
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The A. 4. Playter Drug company was
incorporated yesterday with a capital Of
S25,OO. President, A. 4. Playter. secre-
tary and treasurer, A. I. Playter, general
A.. 4. Playter.
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Missouia Real Estate Transfers.

MIssouLA, Aug. 1.-The following are
The real estate transfers recorded here
since our last report:
u. A. Armitage, trustee, To NJ. y. TIA
bano, blocks 6 and ., south half block
;, north half block 3, all In Central
j. A. Armitage To T.. Hariwig, north
half block .. south half block n, In
Central addition. ................ iW
j. l.. Idle tod. A.. Armilage, block 10,
south half block 4, In Central addi-
J, A. Armitage 10 j. D.. Idle, block 10,
south hall block 4. and lots In Cen
}. A. Armitage 10 John Counsh. north
half block 4. south half block :, In
Central addition. ............. 10
Gusiaye ohm to Sebastian Enlnger.
one half interest Of Northern Pacific
Joseph Deschamps 10 !. T.. bradley,
lots !, 2, ,, 4. o. o, Z, X, . and 10, block
20. Riverside addition . .:.:... 1000 10
Joseph Dcsrhanlps to Richard Malone,
block u, block ~, In Riverside addi-
+. W. Mcconnell 10 II. NJ. Ray, lots 40,
II, ~. IS and ~, block 5. Mccormick
y. W. Mcconnell Ia James T.. Power,
lots q, ~, = and s, block q, Ma'or-
mick addition, No. 2....,........ 200 %
NJ. u; Mcnison TO Jas. W. Wilson,
north half southwest quarter section
-. township u, range ~, ........... i,GD 10
X. X. Ease Ia Eta AngeNinc, portion
OF lo' IL. block ., Higgins addition. 2W
W. \. stephens 10 David Angpyiue,
lots 10 aud 70, block 4. South Mis-.
Northern Iaciac Railroad company To
leo. Day, lois !, ,, : and ~, block ~,
Joseph Dcschamps Il al. TO GA.
Wolf, south half northeast quarter
section ~, township - north, range
i'"es' '''...'...' '.''.'.,''...,-s.. sp~
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fso-first Clnss-xso
&25-second Classics
k8O-Isound Trim kSO

Commencing August I, the Great North
ern Railway line montana Central Rail-
way will sell tickets from Butte to st.
Paul as follows: First class $40, second
class SIS, round trip $50. Office los Main
street. Butte.
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There will he a dance at the road house
tonight. The public is invited.
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Judge FitzPatrick left last evening for
Lowland. the scene of the forest fire, TO
look after property in which several Ana
conda citizens are largely interested.
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Notice.

There will be an examination of candi-
dates for teachers certificates held In the
court house at Deer Lodge, Saturday,
August %. MARGARET WOLFE,
County Superintendent.
DEER LoDGE, Mont, Aug. I, 1880.
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Pool tickets will be cashcd at Toocy a
Hunts saloon in the evening. Pools are
also being sold there.
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Drop into he Arcade and get a bowl OF
clam chowder with a glass Of cool Mil.
waukee beer every evening.
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The gambling houses were crowded un'
Gil a late hour last night, and the gam,
played higher than usual.
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Col. Estes returned last evening from
his trip TO the National park.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rRAINn ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
a A, M.-From B~utte-Ieayes Butte ut 500
n, Silver Bow s:ts A. M, Stuart 9 as A. M.
lltGO a. M.-From Butte and Garrison
I0ves Mute nj 1870 A. NJ, silver Bow n 06
A.T.. Stuart II "a. A. NJ. Connects nj stuart
VIII train which leaves Garrison al 1910 A. M.
Deer Lodge 10 - A. M.
PM, silver Bow 6:i5 p. NJ, Stuart $50 y. NJ.
lS,iB r. M.-From Garrison-Leaye Garrison
afeh0P Y. NJ, Deer Lodge s;i2 i. NJ, STUART
Go r. m.
TRAINS DEPART.
o.oO A. M.-For Garrison-Stuart $50 A. M,
Deer Lodge s:s A. NJ. Garrison nj 1000
ssSo A, M.-For Rutte-Stnart at 9:35 A. NJ.
6iiver Bow 10 90 A. M, arriving at Butte, io;is
a,Eo y. M.-For Butte and Harrison Leave
stuart ut 3 1s Y. NJ, arrives In Butte al 3sSP.
n, Garrison at 4 ;i5 T.. NJ.
SfsO r. M.-For Butte : Leav. stuart nj
NJ, arriving in Butte at \ 90 u. NJ.
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Charles 4. Monro of Salt Lake, n real
estate agent. is in the city visiting James
NJ. Moore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-02

Fred Peckover has the fruit and soft
drink stand privileges at the race track.