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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
TEXAS HONEY PRODUCT.
ADuual Report OF the Agricultural Bureau
of Texas for the Year 1858.

hDuuot lNCpoEb VA thO
Of Texas for the Year 1883.
By the kindness of Mr.. Foster I am
in possession of this report, which is
full OF valuable statistical Informal
ton, and, being an apiarist, l am much
interested in the report on bees and
honey. These statistics were gath
cred by the assessors, certainly wise
provision of our state government, and
are no doubt tolerably correct. l
hope that information in regard to
this important industry will continue
to receive the same attention in flu
ture. 1t took me good half days
work to get the totals as here pre-
scented, but as 1 had to get these sta
tistics in this shape for publication in
the Weekly American Bee Journal, 1
hereby present them for the perusal
OF your readers hoping that some of
them may be interested:
Total number of hives in State,
LAG, 342; total number of pounds of
honey, 100000; total value, $751;
9S9. Average number of pounds per
hive per State, %; average value per
pound, 10 cents; largest number of
hives in ally one county, Ellis, 1914
smallest number of hives in any
county, Galveston and Hardeman,
each 6; greatest average price per
pound Of any one county, Starr, %
cents; least average price per pound
for any one county, Walker, 5 cents;
largest yield, Williamson, 12S,053
pounds; most valuable yield, William
son, $10,437; highest average yield,
Brazoria county, 53S pounds per hive
lowest average yield Grayson county,
Ii pounds per hive; 1916 hives in
Uvalde county yielded an average of
nearly 30 pounds per hive. The
smallest number of pounds reported
from any one county was Greer, 80
pounds; Travis county had 1164 hives,
1862 pounds of honey valued at
1852, an average of nearly thirty
pounds per hive. If all the honey
that is wasted in this great State was
saved and used by the inhabitants in
place of other sweets what a saving
in money and health, for honey is by
far the most healthy and digestible
sweet in existence, being nature mi
crobe killer. A. @. ATEN.
ROUND Rock, Tex.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
TRAVIS COUNTY CATTLEMEN.
Additional Delegates to the StOckmen's AssO :
citation at Fort Worth.

The Green Beef and Feeders Association
of Travis county met yesterday and APP
pointed the following delegates " the Inter
state Cattlemen's convention, which meets
March II at Fort Worth:
A. W. Terrell, Walter Tips, John Darling
ton, w. NJ. Smith, ]. B. Rector, T. r.
Pearce, George Pfuger, Henry Bohls, ]. T.
Breckenridge Geo. Hume, John H. Hough-
ton. Geo. w. Littlefi i'd, r. NJ, Thomson,
D. L. Iglehart, VIM. Blocker, E. NJ. House,
]. M. Day, Mark WitherS, Mr.. lackman OF
Kyle, R. T. Hill, Joe J. Davis, Felix Shaw,
Jeff Burleson, J. W. Grooms, E. G. Martin,
A. Hamilton, L. Pfuger, ]. l.. Drisklll, Ike
I. Pryor, J. w. Montgomery, j. L. Hume,
Thad Thomson, w. H. Caldwell, @. M.
Rogers, w. R. Handy, w. c. Lewis, DR..
Blanks, G. G. Caldwell.
The following new members were elected
e. NJ. House, w. G. Lewis, Mark Withers
Dr. Blanks of Lockhart, Mr.. Jackman Of
Kyle, and J. M. Day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
WHAT IS cARBoLINEUM AvENARIUsi

1t is a Wood and Stone Preserving Com
pound Oil Stain, applied with an ordinary
brush. 1t is guaranteed TO preserve any
kind Of wood, above or under the ground
or water, for at least fifteen years, and keep
off all kinds of insects. 1t is used by the
u. S. and almost all foreign Governments;
Telegraph, Telephone, Rail Ad, and other
large Corporations, as well IA all Real Estate
Owners, where it is kept for sale.
For further information and Circular
please address or call on
GERHARD HARDWARE COMPANY,
Austin, TeJ
General Southern Agents.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

of Eastland county. Capital $50, 000
Directors-T. B. Wheeler, o. T. Max
well, H. Corrigan, NJ. V. Mitchell, G..
S. Williams, G. S. Vance and N. w.
Noel, all of Cisco.
The Mt. Vernon Roller Mill COM
pany of Missouri was granted permit
to do business in Texas. Capital
$21, 900.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
A new company of sixty-five men
has been mustered in at Rockdale.
1t is expected in few days an
order will be issued, disbanding all
companies that have not perfected
their organization under the new law.
Adjutant General King has been very
lenient so far, but he thinks it is now
time for complete organization.
Captsin Jones of the Frontier bat
talon is in the city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

There were filed yesterday with
the secretary the following charters
Ballinger and Menard Telephone
company to operate lines in Runnels'
Taylor, Coke, Tom Green, Concho,
Menard. Schleicher, Sutton, Mason,
Llano, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Ban,
lera and Bexar counties. Capital
100000. Directors-D. P. Gay, A. ..
Roed, w. J. Wingate, Jack McGregor
and ]. w. Frances, all OF Ballinger,
Cisco Building and Loan association
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
SUPREME COURT.
Gases Affirmed, Reversed and Remanded and
Motions Oyerruled Yesterday.


GALVESTON, Tex, March 1.-THE su-
preme court met today and handed down
decisions in the following cases:
Affirmed-H. Kempner ct al. VS., the
county of Galveston, Galveston county.
Texas and Pacific Railroad company VS.. ].
M. Gruffin ct al, Mason county. Inter-
national and Great Northern Railroad
company VS.. James F. Dyer, Galveston
county. Guadalupe and San Antonio Live,
Stock association VS.. Geo. w. West, Lavaca.
county. Thomas H Miller ct al. VS. w. L..
Foster ct al, Gonzales county.
Reversed and remanded-H Henry Ilse vs..
A. II. Seinsheimer Jackson county; J. E.
Mugg IL Co. ct al vs. Adams q Reeves,
Wharton county. John G. Brown, receiver
Texas and Pacific railway company VS..
Nancy J. Gay ct al, Tarrant county. John
G. Brown, receiver Texas and Pacific Rail-
way company, vs.. G. b. Motion, Tarrant
county. Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS.. John Ku-
tao ct al, Colorado county. Minnie #. Word
ct al. VS.. j. II. Billups ct al, Galveston
county. III. b. Claim q Co. VS.. Anna Pieif-
fer ct al. Galveston county. II. @. Dansby
VS.. Freiberg, Klein & Co., Galveston county.
Motions for rehearing overruled-Nar-
Clso hourlgues GU al Vs." sJonn V. Hayes,
Jackson county. Mayor, Aldermen and
Inhabitants of the City of Houston VS.. An
ME Jankowitzki, Harris county. G. A.
Meyer. administrator vs.. Gustave Opper-
man, Galveston county. Kate Lee Wallis
vs.. Adoue & Lobit ct al, Galveston county.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail
way Company VS.. George Hodges, Gal
weston county. William Cardwelf VS.. Ann
M. Rogers, Gonzales county Theodore
Broussard VS.. Sabine and East Texas Rail
way company, Jefferson county. Alice
Bulls ct al, VS.. William Hayes ct al, Pre-
sidio county. E. Boykin ct al, VS.. Mems
ing Bros. 81 Co., Galveston county. John
and Anita Withers VS.. d. M. O'Conner ct
al, Refugio county.
After which few cases were submitted
and the court adjourned to Friday next.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffer
ing from that loathsome disease
catarrh, and vainly trying every known
remedy, at last found a prescription
which completely cured and saved him
from death. Any sufferer from this
dreadful disease sending self ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A.
Lawrence, SO Warren street, New
York, will receive the recipe free Of
charge.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
STATE DEPARTMENT,

The following charters we've filed
yesterday in the Office OF the secretary
of state:
Highview City company OF Waco ;
capital $4,000.
Brady Mill and Elevator company
OF Gainesville; capital $4,000.
Texas Trotting and Pacing Horse
Breeders association of Dallas; capital
100000.
Christs church OF lyle, Texas.
Permit was issued for doing bDsi-
ness in this State to The B.auEe &
Bros. Candy company of Missouri.
CoMPTRoLLER's DEPARTMENT.
Comptroller Mccall aud Cashier
Workman of the State treasury lett
for Tezarkana, where they were sum
moned as Witnesses in the new trial Of
ex-TaX Collector Albuchle.
EXECUTIVE CTFCE.
Gov. Ross appoin ted Wm. P. Nicks
of TYLER county, district attorney for
the Fist iudicia, d:sUlict, in place OF
Geo. G. O'BIieu: Iesi9ued.
For the Satisfaction OF the public
>khe governor explains that the small
I mount OF $500 let OF the States
appropriation used for boring the
capitol a'tesian well will be necessary
for extending pipes through the
grounds aud capitol for utilizing the
water. Nothing is lost to the State,
OF consequence, by stopping the Dor
ing, as the machinery belongs TO the
State, and further boring can be re-
sumed anytime the Legislature chooses
to make further appropriation by
simply again applying the machinery
to resume the boxing. The results
being so far satisfactory in obtaining
as great flow OF good water as is nee
essary for the grounds and the capitol
building the board did not feel justi-
fled in further experimentation and
risk of spelling present results by
possibly encountering cavings at the
end of further boring, and possible
accidents from breaking of the rope
and other cause.-the rope having
been so long used as not to be relia-
BILE. 1t will cost only about 500 to
reapplv the machinery, which in the
meantime will be used for boring
wells on some OF the asylum grounds.
Gov. Ross has a letter from Con-
gresham Savers enclosing the follow
ing communication from The Office OF
the treasury department at Washing
ton:
4 Hon. Joseph D. Sayers, House of Represen-
tatves, Washington, D. g.:
y Sir: have the honor to inform
YOU that a settlement OF the war
claims of the State OF Texas for ey-
penses i'll repeiling invasions and sup
pressing Indian hosrili:ies has been
made in this Office, and the further
sum of Sl4S,610.T allowed the State
under the act OF June p, 1882.
All the papers, vouchers, evidence
etc, have This day been referred to the
second comptroller of The treasury Tor
his action thereon. Respectfully yours,
w. H. HAET. Auditor.
Mr.. Sayers thinks the claim will
reach congress in time for considera-
ton in the deficiency bill. .
In consequence o; the absence OF
Mai. Holmes, private secretary to The
GOVERNOR, on important business, the
Governor could not attend the Cattle
mems convention at Fort Worth, but
has written an elaborate letter to the
nres.dent expressing his views TO the
convention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Ladies, don't sutier with nervous
ness, weakness, indigestion and other
diseases peculiar to your sex, when
DIR. Thurmond's Lone Star Blood Syr-
up will cure you and make home hap
Ply. For sale by Alexander d Cornwell,
PIG East Pecan street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
STATE CAPITOL.
NEWSY NOTES PICKED UP IN TEE
STATE DEPARTMENTS
YESTERDAY.
Items Of Interest for the People and Official
Figures and Opinions for
County Officials.
STATE DEPARTM ENT.

The following charters were filed yester-
Gay with the secretary of state:
Teasdale Dried Fruit ana Bean company
and Johnson Fife Hat company both of
Missouri. Cadital of the former $lCJ,O00
and of the latter $4,000.
San Antonio Gin and Compress company
was filed today in the State department;
capital $4,000. Directors: j. A. Hooper
and ID. t. Iglehart of Austin, and ]. L..
Slayded, w. B. Clardson and w. c..
Richards of San Antonio. The Express of
that CRY SAYS: IA location has been
serurad ut the intersection of the Inter
national ana San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroads, and transfer arrangements
"A i've been made with the Southern Pacific.
Vork on the compress will begin at once
Ind 1t will be ready for use by August l of
this year. A Sc inch Moss cylinder press
will be used. The oil mill will be COM
plettd at the earliest possible moment.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
State Superintendent Cooper has received
letters from prominent citizens of Tyler
protesting against the action of the school
trustees and teachers of that city in dis
missing the school children TO hear Sam
Jones. The trustees are reported TO have
declared school holiday during the Jones
tabernacle meetings in order that the chill
dren might attend the meetings, and the
teachers are said to have marshaled the
children to the assemblage, but giving them
the choice to enter the tabernacle or go
home.
The action of the trustees and teachers is
severely criticised as being of sectarian
character and contrary to the ruling of the
department of education, and superintend-
ent Cooper is asked to take official cogniz-
ance of the matter. He has written for
more definite information as to the facts, and
hopes there has been no intention to offic-
ially control the school children into at
tending religious services.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Lady Stanley Of Preston, wife OF
the governor general of Canada, will
accompany Lady Alice Stanley, her
daughter-in-law, TO England at an
early day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

If the child who asked for "only
three grains of corn, mother, were
out in Kansas now among the high
protectionist farmers he might have
four for the asking.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Caution. Buy only DR.. Issac Thomp
sons Eye water. Carefully examine
the outside wrapper. None other gen
uine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Ministers, lawyers, teachers and
others whose occupation gives little
exercise, should use Carriers Little
Liver Pills for torpid liver and bilious
naad
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Women from their sedentary habits
are often subject to headache and con-
stipation. These are quickly removed
by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-01

bookkeeping, prnuanship and ar,
work at Trips institute.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-01
IN NEW HANDS.
The Suite Po.tottcs to Ise Formally Turned
over to Mr.. Evans To-Day

by the Standards special wire.
Butte. Jan. .1.-Postmast"r Talent sent
IL telegram to-day noon IL First Assistant
Postmaster tlarkson AT Washington ask
ing him to- bc released to-day. the 3tst of
January from his duty at the postotiicc.
He received an az answer at 3 o'clock
from Mr. Clarkson telling him to turn the
Ollie. over IT, Mr.. John G.. Evans to-nor-
row, February I. His assistant, MIR.
Bachelor, will leave Tomorrow night To
take a position in the FIRST National bank.
Mr.. NJ. J. Mcniu. the registry clerk. will
on the road.
Postmaster Evans in talking to a re-
porter of tia" SrANDAisD this evening said
hc would not make any changes at pres
ent except to fill vacancics. He has APP
pointed Mr.. Walter -. Jones assistant
postmaster tn succeed Mr.. Bachelor. and
Mr.. William Lcyshon clerk at the registry
window to- succeed Mr.. Menin.
master Talent will start for california in
"a week To join his wife, who is at present
~ojonrning i'm that state.
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AN INTERCHANGE OF BLOWS.
Mr.. VI uisloOn Not so solid with the Post
office as Sc Might lsc-

Ey the Standards special wire.
BUTTE. Jan. 3l.-Thcrc was AN exciting
scene in the postofiicc yesterday af-
tcrnoon. Manager Muldoon of the Nine
iag Journal inquired of the mailing clerk
why il was that the Mining Journals sent
To the postotiice on Saturday evening
were not mailed until after the Miner.
which was delivered at the po-totiice at d
o'clock on Sunday morning. The mail
ing clerk replied that he was %rtnning the
mailing business. Mr.. Muldoon said
he didn't wish tn see the clerk,
but the postmaster. and went
into the office. The mailing clerk took
oifcnsc at this and made "a lunge at Null
doom, w~hereupou tn" latter took the clerk
b. the throat and threw him down. Post
master Talent took oil his coat, and thc
clerk again struck at Muldoon, where
upon the latter beat his retreat. inviting
III. postotficc officials to step outside.
Mr.. Muldoon says he was given to under
stand that the Mining Journal would have
to be AT the postoiiicc at least nine hours
before, the Miner i'm order to- Ia mailed tn
Helena At the same time.
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.
Jim Miller Knocks Out Jack Tregier i'm
Nineteen Gun

Ey the standards special wire.
BUTTE, Jan. BIN spite of the open
ayowal of the city marshal that there
would be no more prize fights in Butte,
there was one last night in Meaderyille.
The fact has been kept quiet. but il has
leaked out that "a ring was staked out late
last evening near the Columbia gardens
berry rules. three-minute rounds. and was
for 500 "a side. There were about II spec-
tators. The principals were Jim Miller
and Jack Tregier. Nineteen roun l. were
fought. during which time Tregier was
knocked down six times. At the conciu-
sion of the 18th rourfd TRIGGERS seconds
threw up the sponge and Miller was de-
ciared the winner.
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IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
some People seeking the appointment at
Fred Kelly AS Assistant Marshal.

Fred Kelly -. Assistant Marshal.
by the standards special Wire.
BUTTE. Jan. 31.-The city council il
likely tn have more business al the next
meeting than il can attend tai, and il bus
mess continues tn loom up before them
there may he IA aldermanic suicides be-
fore next "Wednesday evening. Besides
the squabblc over the police invcstiga-
ton, and one or two franchises that will
he asked, there il likely to he trouble over
the fire department. Ii was learned to-
day that n petition is being circulated
around town asking for the appointment
of Fred Kelly, of the Butte fire brigade, as
assistant fire marshal. The petition il tn
bc presented Ia the council at its next
meeting.
About two weeks ago Fire Marshal
OBrIcn removed Assistant Fire Marshal
Mcdonald and appointed MIR. Cameron in
his place. Mr.. Cameron had proved most
efficient as a fireman aud was considered
To have well earned promotion. He has
given the best satisfaction as assistant
chief, and Fir. Marshal DBrirn az well
as the paid tir,'mcn iisappro>" any
change. Ii will hc an interesting uucs-
ton whether the council will uphold Mar
shall O'Bricn's judgment.
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THEY TRIED HARD.
burglars Make an Cnsucc-..fu1 Assault an
n Butt~ safe.

. Butse safe.
special Correspondence NJ the standard
BUTTE, Jan. M.-The store OF e.. T..
Finch d Co.. AT the corner Of West Park
and Montana streets. WAS entered by bur
glars at some time betwccn the hours Of
II o'clock last night and . o'clock this
morning. The burglars gained am en-
trance through "a rear window i'm the store
which secured the window. They took So
in change out of the till, and then turned
their attention tai the safe, which is Of
medium size and of Hall make. IL stands
i'm II small office i'm the rear of the storc.
They drilled a hole on tine combination
broke of the combination knob, and the
lock that throws the tun,blcrs i'm their
ing them off i'm order To give the powder "a
chance tn do its work. The powder blew
all Of the front plate oil, but did not sue
cessi i'm opening the safe. When MIR. Cal
Ian, h book keeper. came i'm this morn
ing me found the door hanging Ivy several
rivus. He also found n ~cr"wh.r X
i'm the safe ctwec the side and the door.
and another one on the floor. bsnt almost
i'm two. IL is supposed that the burglars
nnn 20 give - W.. ~ ,h hn,' n 'hrS ha.I w :, .eI
hard to pry the safe OPEN. They would
have made quite a rich haul IL they suc.
SECS i'm cash and two checks, one for SD
and one for $40. II required two hours
for the proprietors tai open the safe this
rivets out and use and "A slcige
ammer tai open il.
The burglars left behind them "a brace:
two crowbars. a slcdge m and
about "a half pound of powder The tools
were turned over tn the possession at the
police, who think il the work of experts.
No arrests have been made as yet, AL
though il il claimed that there is a clue
as tn who are the guilty parties. IL il he
, ,isyrG m ,ns 1 "r sr;vn,c M.ri a ,m..rr" .h.. f, ~
being indicated by the tools left behind.
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eUTTE.S CURRENT NOTES.

Judge Mcconnell came over from
Hclcna tonight.
Hon, Lawrence A.. Brown, of Beaver
head county, was i'm the city today.
Jack Thornton will leave for the east i'm
a few days. He is going to- Europe.
William Bennett was admitted to citi-
, i1enship by Judge Mediation to-day.
Deputy Mine Inspector Trevar,hen has
resigned, to- take the management at
wickes.
Jean becker. city editor of the Miner. re-
turned to-day from IA pleasant trip tn
Omaha.
}. A. McConnilie. who has been gripped
for the past two weeks, is ON the road to
recovery.
i, The school board at Centerville has
rented an additional building for school
w. f. and II. NJ. Cobbau hav. located
the Yankee Boy claim in the summit VAL
ley district.
Louis Vadnais has leased To Mrs. Hattie
Armstrong lot IL i'm block IL of Butte
iownsite for three years.
The bullion shipments 10y the American
express company for to-day are ii bars
from the Butte d Boston.
An affidavit of annual improvements
has been filed for the Josiah lode i'm the
Independence mining district.
a pop corn social was given this even
.nG by the young ladies of tho South
Butte NJ: T.. church. The affair was highly
enjoyable.
The Northern Pacific has Just penctrat-
ed the OOfoot tunnel on the Butte branch.
The track is laid to Beef Straight. almost
''sn' 'i ~. s"' i'"sH'
o.o u.aha S,nhar ~
is - d."
,,rnn, IT, r'iI E.,inwS viii at,and H.
49,. 80 - W"
"iie'".iha "os'
leo. snyder, book-kceper Tor Green
x keefe, railroad contractors. and Miss
Mary f'arkerof TINS city were hiarrieti inns
~, En,S.. v w nn VIZ was
Rev. Father champagne VIII deliver a
lecture I'm French AT Ncruirs's opera
= house Sunday evening ut f:.D o'clock.
: Tho subject VII be "Ih. French Sana-
'iians OF the Nortnwest.
Jerry Mccarthy was Yesterday offered
$4,000 for his property in West Park
street, adjoining the store, OF %. u. Lewis
The ofcr was refused. Two years ago the
property was offered for S2D,Opo.
The Andrews Dramatic conpany will
play a two-niphts' engagement at Ma.
CURES opera house on February . and X.
Miss Marie Nels m, formerly of this city.
is "A ~favorite member of the
\, .n,,.,, ,I,, , s,r;L, ,r .anL,u,..
- rs Ic.u ,,a,i. ,t 4, ,lnn,h az 10 Zoe,
III The Jersey Blue mine. owned ~ Il
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Ike Smith has been appointed
for the New York Life Insurance com
pany for the west side. Men with energy
and rustic wanted ia Dillon. Butte. Ana
conda. Deer Lodge. Missouin and Philips
burg. Office Hyd. block, Telephone A..
PhilipSburg. Montana.
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wanted.

To buy old clothes. Parties having old
clothes to sell will get we'll paid for tli"in
10y addressing l.. -. box 51a, Anaconda,
Mont.
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Thomas Ford will pay all claims against
DAILY K McCovcru prior to January II. il
presented before February 1. Parties in
debtcd to- the above firm are notified Ia
settle with said Thomas Ford within the
same period.
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Special Correspondence of the STANDARD.
BUTTE. Jan. 3l.-Rumor has il that "A
party OF theatrical gentlemen of san
Francisco have leased the pavilion for a
year for the purpose of giving iirst-'ttss
plays the year round. They will remodel
Ia pavilion and turn il into "A theater.
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Butt. Heal Estate Record.

BUTTE, Jan. 31.-Thc following are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report:
John Hagel Ia Joseph X. Silver. for $50.
on.-third interest i'm the Empire lode min
ing claim, Summit Valley distract.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-01

Al Estes & Councils ia. cheapest all
wool hosiery every offered FOR sale in
Anaconda.