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The morning call., 1890-05-13

A CITY FRONT LOT. The title OF w. E.
Strout 10 water lot claimed by the city and
county has been confirmed by the Supreme
Court The claim set up was that the city and
county originally held the lot in trust for The
State, and therefore the statute OF limitation did
not run against the claim.
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l--2 l--2l
Mission Residence Lots.
WARM BELT, FOG And WIND STRANGERS.

Sc. cor. of 18th and Guerrero sts. choice and
handsome residence and business lots, located
in a rapidly improving neighborhood, and in
the center of good surroundings; convenient to
downtown; lots all ready to build upon; con-
venient to school; Valencia-st. cable; a very
inviting and central location for home. Do
not forget TO examine than! Lots 25x90, 25x
IS, 24:4x95.
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Terms on all the Above Property

Only one-quarter cash, balance in one,
two and three years; interest per cent
per annum. payable monthly.
The above offers splendid opportunity for In
yestors as the bank, having held the property the
limit OF time allowed by law must sell in order to
satisfy the Commissioners.
fB- Do not fail to examine all the property. as big
bargains will be presented.
For further particulars catalogue, etc., inquire of
EAST0N, ELDRIDGE & CO., Auctioneers
myS st 6IS Market street. s. f.
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HABTTUAL CONSTIPATION CURED and The
bowels strengthened by the regular use of Car.
ters Little Liver Pills small doses. Don't for
get This.
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Jeremiah Campbell Of Crescent City cut
his throat last Sunday. He left a widow
and five children entirely destitute.
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One-fourth cash, balance in one two and
three years. Interest, per cent.
Title will be insured by California Title Insurance
ana Trust Company at their regular rates.
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BERTELING has the onlyareliable methods to
ft defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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HOWARp.STREET INVESTMENT.

Nos. 524 and 526 Howard ST.: lot Al :SxS5 feet
with two substantial frame dwelling-houses; i'm
provements now being made In the block; &
four-story brick hotel now being erected on line o
omnibus cable railway; $1,000 can remain on mort
gage at per cent. IL deSirad.
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The large main of the Spring Valley Water Com
pany extends along the front OF Wellesley Park, and
the purest and sweetest water can be had from wells
at depth of about twenty feet.
To the home-seeker this sale offers opportunity
to secure suburban residence the city that he
will always be proud Of and to the speculator 1t Of
fers a certain opportunity for large advance in
value as land in Wellesley Park is to realize IN
time the highest price OF any suburban property in
the Santa Clara Valley,
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PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
l. block In the center OF San Francisco. 1t is the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthquake
proof. Has five elevators Every room is large
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect. bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are EASY
of access from broad. Light corridors The central
court. illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof, broad balconies. carriage-way and trop
cal plants, are features hitherto unknown In Amer
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the Amer
lean European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
in the city Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
Ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
noIu San francisco, Cal.
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DoWntown Residence Lot.

W. line of Mccormick St, bet Hyde and Larkin
1l6 feet s. OF Pacific; good lot for French flats
only half block from Hyde-st. cable and about one
block from PolkSt. line OF Sutterst. cable; Pacific
st. is paved with basalt rock: neighborhood good,
and sunny exposure to lot; all ready for building:
lot u :6X5S:6
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THE GEM OF THE SANTA CLARA YAELEY,

home amidst such beautiful surroundings cannot
fail to inspire love of nature and furnish to the
business and professional man of the city panaeea
for all the many ills incident to an urban existence.
To the east stretches the great Bay of San Fran
cisco, and toward the west rise the picturesque
mountains of the Coast Range, while to the north
and south the long sweep of the Santa Clara Valley
fading into the blue horizon lends romantic eI-
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wellesley Park. adjoining Redwood City. San
Mateo County, has been artistiealy laid out with
~1tnding avenues and drives, shaded by magnificent
oaks and ether beautiful trees with which the Park
abounds giving IL natural beauty that cannot be
equaed and WI len Justly entities it TO be called
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HOWARD.STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 1918 Howard ST., bet. Fifteenth and Six
teenth; substantial twostory house of IL rooms and
bath; brick foundations; stable for horses; How
ard ST. paved with stone blocks and accepted by the
city: the property is rented for S65 per month;
large lot 6Oxl25 feet; Omnibus cablecars pass the
dnnr
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E. line of Mason ST.. 10 feet S. OF Chestnut; good
location for store and French fats; would pay large
on investment; good neighborhood ana car accom-
mediation first class; North Beach and Mission ard
Powell-st cabe street in frst-class shape and ac-
cepted by the city; lot ready for building lot runs
Through to alley; lot u :6x6S
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There are 5O-foot lots for those who de-
sire a modest home site, and villa subdi-
visions of about one acre and upward for
those desiring grounds of a more preten-
tiOus character,
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240x6oo feet; fifty 25-foot lots: and q SITS and
Forty-htth and Forty-sixth aves. close TO the
GREAT BOULEVARD, which is now In course OF
construction.
80 For further particulars, diagrams, cata-
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TAYLOR.STREET RESIDENCE.

No. 300 Taylor St. bet. Pine and California; lot
81 6xl37:6 feet: large house of IL rooms and BATH
with stable; beautiful view OF the city and inner
bay; sale will be subject to approval by Probate
Court
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SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,

4O7.4O9 Montgomery Street.
EEWHALES SONS & CO., AUCTIONEERs
may 8 ~ IL IL 146t
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THIRD.STREET INYESTMENT
OUTSIDE LAND RInCR

Nos. 403 and 405 Third st, bet. Harrison and
Bryant; lot 35x57:6 feet, with good two-story
house; store with rooms above; partly occupied by
owner would rent for SO. =
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THIS DAY.
Iuesday.."............. May 10, 1890,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
716 VFkRRELL, BET. HYDE AND LARKIN,
....I WILL SELL. -
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.

IdE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
CABINET Grand Upright Piano, Elegant Man.
TEL Mirrors, Rich Upholstery, Works of
Art, and Royal Wilton, rench Moquette
and Body Brussels Carpets, in Residence
of M. GoIdwater, Esq,
....CoMPRISIN6..
cabinet Grand Upright Piano of splendid tone,
with cover music folio and stool; Elegant French
piate Mantei Mirrors, Rich Parlor Upholstery
Twain 2eia, Easy Chairs, Rockers and Reception
CnaHS'dn costly covers; Elegant Lace Curtains
EaGH arIor ornaments Parlor Pedestals Elegant
center rabies; Magnificent Wilton, French Moquette
and Body BRUSSELS Carpets Persian Rugs; a Elegant
walnut ut. Chamber Suits with plate mirrors Ele
CANT Glit lniald Oak Chamber Suit: l Lady's Ee-
giant Polished Walnut Desk: Fine Lounges; 1 EIe-
giant farior Etagere; 1 walnut Bookcase 1 Hall
Hat-stand, Elegant Walnut Sideboard, Walnut
DlhIhg chairs, Elegant Walnut Extension Table;
Magnincent Silver-pated Ware, Tea Set, Epergnes.
fiuIt Dlshes. Casters. etc.; Elegant Gold-band
emma Dinner Set. Crystal Glassware. Table Cutlery
toeether with grand assortment of other elegant
furniture throughout this handsomely furnished
house.
HB TERMs-CAsH.
my12 1t GEO. F. LAMsoN, Auctloneer.
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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PROPERTY

Tide Lands, Block Si7 bounded by 3lst COR Van
couverl ave. and 32d Cor Guiana) ave. and ID St.,
Cor Kaskaskia and (or james, ST. : 200x6o0.
AND
Tide Lands, Block S44, bounded by 3Uth Cor
Guadalupe ave, 31st Cor Vancouyer) ave. and D
ST. cor Easkaskta) and C (or james, st. 200x6OO.
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GOLDEN GATE PARK BLOCK.
In Subdivisions.

Park Block No. 1856. fronting Golden Gate Park
This is the choicest block north of the park the
terminus of the tieary Powell, and the termi-
nus OF the McAllister-st caOe-raads.
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MON DAY.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

The following described property. subject to the
confirmation OF the Probate Court:
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GEARY.STREET lot

South line Geary St. $50 feet W. OF octavia;
6S sx12O feet TO rear street, just the location
fats; fine view of the city. and in rapidly i'm
proving neighborhood; Geary st. is the main thor
oughfare OF the western Addition. extending from
tha pal ae HcfaI tot tho
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NOTICE THE TER MS.

One-fourth cash, balance in one, two and
three years. Interest, per cent.
Title will be insured by California Title Insurance
and trust Company at their regular rates.
STREET INVESTMENT.
Nos. 524 and 526 Howard st.: lot Al :sxs5 feet.
with two substantial frame dwelling-houses; i'm
provements are now being made In the block; a
four-story brick hotel being erected line of
Omnibus cable railway: $1,000 can remain on mort
gage at per cent, If desired.
H0WARD-STREET RESIDENCE.
No. 1919 Howard ST., bet. Fifteenth and Six
tenth; substantial two-story house of IL and
bath; brick foundations; stable for 8 horses; How
ard ST. paved with stone blocks and accepted by tho
city, the property is now rented for S65 per month";
large lot 60xl25 feet; Omnibus cablecars pass the
door.
HAYES and BAKER STREET LOTS, ONLY
0NE-FIFTH CASH.
Five large-size lots on easy terms-only one-irt h
cash, balance in four equal annual payments; in
terest per cent; Baker st. is the grand driveway
to Golden Gate Park almost as vice Van Ness
ave-; Hay es-st cablecars pass the icts.
GEARY.STREET LOT.
South line Geary St. $50 feet W. of octavia;
Ssxl20 feet to rear street, just the location for
flats; fine view of the city. and in rapidly i'm
proving neighborhood; Geary St. is the main thor
the Palace Hotel to the Cliff House.
TAYL0R-STREET RESIDENCE.
NO. SOS IaylOf ST., pet. Hlne ana California. lot
81 6x137:6 feet; large house of IL rooms and BATH
with stabe beautiful view OF the city and inner
bay; sale will be subject to approval by Probate
Court.
THIRD-STREET INVESTMENT,
Nos. 403 and 405 Third st, bet. Harrison and
Bryant; lot 35x57 IS feet with good two-story
house; store with rooms above; partly occupied by
owner; would rent for $40.
OUTSIDE LAND BLOCK.
240x60O feet; fifty 25-foot lots: and q SITS and
Forty-hfth and Forty-sixth aves; close TO tine
GREAT BOULEVARD. which is now In course OF
construction.
aS- For further particulars. diagrams cata-
logues etc, apply to
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
4O7-4O9 Montgomery Street.
EEwHALLS SONS & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
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Green Mountain soldiers.

Lieut.. Peter Leary, Dr., Of the United
States army, in writing of the National
Guard Of Vermont in Outing for June,
~pertinently asks: DO some moral
force dwell in the environment of the
mountains hat gives the martial spirit Ia
the people who inhabit thci slopes? An
observer who was in South America in
an official capacity during the war be-
tween Chill aud Peru in 1881, aud who was
professionally Infatuated to look critic
ally at soldiers, saw IA division of Gillian
troops pass i'm review in Lima during the
Chilian occupation. They were mark
ably uniform in physical qualities, tho
tallest being not more than five feet
eight. and the shortest not less than five
feet six inches. He pronounced them the
finest troops he had seen, n said h "A
their exploits in the field were as fine as
their appearance on parade. They were
fair opponents of that noble race, h
descendants Of the Basque people on M
side and the native races on the other, of
fathers who went from the mountains OF
northern Spain 10 marry the daughters of
the mountains Of Chilli, and to foundt b
model republic of South America on the
Pacific.
"As a rule the men Of the mountains
make good soldiers. From the early days
OF Thermopyle they have faithfully stood
i'm the passes, or, leaving home for service.
have distinguished themselves on every
field they have fought in. Probably there
are no better troops i'm the world to-day
than the swift-moving Bersagliere of the
Alpine provinces OF Italy. Ill other
mountaincers, the soldiers OF the Green
Mountain state have always made a good
name for themselves. Whether repelling
the attacks of Indians ON the settlements
of New Hampshire grants, or marching
with eccentric Ethan Allen Ia Ticonder-
oga, or fighting with Warren at Hubbard
ton, Stark at Bennington. or Macomb on
the Saranac. the Green Mountain boys
have reflected credit ON their country"
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EvADING THE LIQUOR LAWS.

TIL. v,,,., ,f IN. Uow r FINALLY .o,.
xic,sd mud Fined for Having ma License
A. -. -, n,
~, p.'' .o"s. i"s' ''''"as " 'n"
ford OF 'his cry was coh'ic'eu Oh inc
charge OF selling beer without "a license
and was fined SO and costs, amounting
i'm all to SIZE. A warrant for tine arrest Of
several other o-cc,,pnuts of the row i'm Tins
ai,, ohar,,ol viii ,ho same orrons. Nos
:" ". -. Go
pia'su "' '"s minus VI pep"s o""rhn
u anu ne made several arrests last
night. He had been authorized by the
guilty Ca the charge OF selling beer with
out "a license, should they so desire, u
Ia collect a fine OF $40 and costs
in each case, amounting. Ia. $40.
Jennie Ashley was first visited n
placed under arrest. She pleaded guilty
and paid her lin and costs. Nellie Riley,
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TWO ACCOUNTS.


Different Versions of the Game Between
the Nationals and standard Juniors.
The ationals and Standard Juniors
had il out yesterday afternoon, the former
winning by n rcorc of n 10 Il. Al the
conclusion of the game, the Nationals
marched in a body to the STANDARD Of
flee and requested the publication of the
following:
The standards tried very hard 10 get mn UNI
pirc that would cheat for them but did not sue
cp,d, al last they got Fat sullivan, who unpired
"A very fair game. The last ; innings the stand
ards had to chew the rag.
The Standards Juniors requested this
announcement:
In yesterday game Of ball between the stand
ards Jr. and the Nationals the members Of the
Standards .Jr. were not all there hence they had
Ia play with five men The result was as expected.
The Standards Were defeated by n Score of n to
X. In favor Of the Nationals. The Umpire y.
sullivan was "A fake.
The clubs were composed of these
players: Nationals-Arthur Cleary,
catcher; Ed.Clcary, pitcher Jake Bertsch,
first base; William Lewis, short stop
William Graft, second base; Ed Mckim,
third base; Wilfred Bernier, right field
Otto Bertsch, left field; Herman Lembte,
center field.
STANDARD Juniors-Felix Falk. catcher;
John Halpin, pitcher; Sam R~osentield.
first base; Martin Copinus, second base
Fred Barker, short stop: Able Falk, third
base; John Holland right field; Walter
Johnson, left field.
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ALL RIGHT AFTER ALL
A Plan Agreed Upon and the Montana
Will Not Be Closed.
Anaconda's Famous Hotel to Be
Kept Open, and to Be Run as
Well as Ever-C Changes
to Be Made.

III stories that were current in the cor
ridor of the Montana last night are true,
A%naconda's superb hotel will not he
closed July 1. after all. IL negotiations
which have been pending for several days
are successfully carried out, the hotel,
hereafter rs in the past, will welcome lis
guests and entertain them r~oyally-and
people who ought to know something
about il asserted last evening that these
negotiations will be brought to n success
ful finish without fail.
The announcement will he glad news
TO %uncointed hundred of people who
have found the Montana the most enjoy
able hotel in the West n who learned
with deep regret, ten days ago that the
order for its closing had gone forth.
of people who have made il their perma-
nent home. When they received notice
that the house was To he shut, some oil
them didn't know where to turn or how Ia
manage They have been house hunting
for IA week with poor success, and they
will relish, at breakfast this morning, the
news that they can stay In the delightful
hotel IL they want o.
II Is understood that, on or before July
1. Mr.. Charles w. LOOMS of Syracuse, N.
y, will assume the management Of the
Montana. Mr.. Loomis is famous in his
line. He has had years OF SUCCESSFUL ex-
~pcricnce in "A field that fits him for the
responsibility he is abou To assume in this
city. While not formerly known as "A res
ident of Montana, Mr.. LOOMS is no y
stranger in these parts by any g and
his circle includes in Helena, in Butte and
in this city, many warm friends
who know at the outset that,
under his charge, the Montana will
have az genial and AS competent a land.
lord as any hotel in the land ear boast,
Mr.. LOOMS leaves prosperous business
relations IN the East In coming To Ana.
conda. lie has already spent several days
in town. II is said that he will take the
property under lease, and that ncgotia.
lions for the sale outright To him Of the
furniture and fittings Of the Montana are
already well advanced.
Less than n half dozen guests were
aware, when they vent Ia bed last night,
that arrangements for running thc Mon
tana were closed or even that they hav,
becn pending, The general rejoicing will
extend far beyond the limits of this city
and congratulations will he general.
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TO BUILD A CHURCH.
NJ. MARKS society ADOPTS Plan and win
Go Right Ahead.

Go Right Ahead.
The meeting Of thc members and con-
gregation Of 81. Marks Episcopal church
Ia decide upon the question of a building
last evening was largely attended and
great interest was shown in the project.
A plan If "A church cditlcc drawn by
George Hancock, of McDevitt x Hancock,
architects of Butte. was approved
and adopted. The plan was origi-
nally drafted for Madison, South Dakota,
whcrc a church has been erected
in accordance Herewith. The proposed
church will D. a very handsome structure
Of stone and will cost 81 600. The society
has si.sD on hand, and proposes to bor-
row S2,ono, making up the extra 500 by
subscription. A committee was appointed
Ia interview such Of the members as were
not present last night and learn IL they
also favor the project. Work will he he
u within three or four days.
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A BEAR HUNT.
Mi--ouia Gentlemen Enjoy u Successful
Hunt for ISruin's Hide.

Ml-~Outa t1entIebneu ENJOY . Hurcesstui
Hunt for Hruin's Hide.
Special To the Standard
MIssouLA. June &C. p. Drennon, OF
the firm of Dixon & Drcnnon Of Butte, Is
in the city.
Hon. &. W. Stapleton and wife Of Butte
are at the Florence. The judge is here
on a water right case.
Ed. Edwards, the Philipsburg fruit
dealer. is in the city.
&C" company, 18th infantry, leaves on
the Goth To relieve III" company in the
summer camp at Flathead lake. II is
expected To arrive here July @.
Private Lundy, who three weeks ago
cloped with young Miss Williams, the l8-
year-old daughter of the post quartermas-
ter sergeant, will be tried for desertion to-
morrow by general cou martial, OF
dent and Lieut.. e.. A. Devol, post quarter
master, will be Judge advocate.
The Misses Richards, daughters of
Captain II. p. Richards Of the garrison,
returned yesterday from Seattle, where
they have been attending school.
L.. Highwarden Is now ] 10 sit mp and
expects soon to he back at work in his
barber shop.
Yesterday evening n hunting party con-
sisting Of Harry Thompson, samuel
Mansfield, William Edwards, Frank
mace, tuaflie oHIcer anu JOUh Lister
started up the Rattlesnake In search of
bears. They returned this afternoon
with the hide of one large black bear
which Harry Thompson shot. They tried
fishing but the fish would not bite. One
man lost his horse and had TO walk five
miles before catching IL. They had a nice
time and came home very tired.
For some time back Verno, the artist,
has been busy constructing a tent on n
vacant lot on Main street, in which to
start "A dime museum. The STANDARD
man visited the place this afternoon. and
found some nice mineral specimens, in
teresting curiosities, a very fine gold fish
fountain and preparations almost COM
plcted for the opening tomorrow evening.
At that time there will he music on "A large
orchestrone, "A Punch and Judy show,
stereopticon views of Venice, produced by
IL new process French lime light. light
ning skctching by Verne, and various
other attractions. Ice cream will bc
served in "a booth on the side. The show
promises to he quite interesting, particu-
larry for children. Your correspondent
saw nothing which would lead him to be-
lieve that il will not be perfectly innocent
and free from all objectionable features.
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All contractors bidding on brick, stone
work and ~plastering will do well TO re-
member that they can make more money
ON their work by using the Lorenz lime in
Anaconda, Butte. Dillon or Deer Lodge.
wM. LoRENz, Butte.
THos. BuRGAS, Agent. Anaconda.
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PERSONAL.

&. W. Loomis of Syracuse, \. u, is "A
euesi AT the Montana.
4. W. Lyman spent Saturday in this
city and left for Butte yesterday morning.
+. T.. Corbctt. j. Macfarlane, Robert
erik. Fred Wey, g.. &. Tucker, h q Misses
Horst. Miss King and others were among
the Butte guests Al the Montana yesterday.
Lawrence Swem, mayor of West Liberty,
Ia, is visiting his niece, Mrs. J. X. Boar
man In this city.
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THE WEATHER

The daily record Of the Thermometer In
this city is reported by A. Il. Plnyter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: a. M, AZ
degrees above; II M, "a degrees above; .
p. m, G degrees above; . y. M, bs de
Qrees above.
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Association AT Denver, Colo, June - To
~. 1850. For this meeting the Union Pa
cific will sell return tickets Ia Denver,
Colo, at "A single fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale June % and % and not to
be stamped for return until June y. with
final limit of ~ days from date of sale.
Going journey must be begun ON date of
sale and return journey ON date ticket is
slammed for return al Denver.
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Reduced Rate. for tn. Races.

To persons wishing to attend the Butte
races July .. Z, 4, and .. the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell round trip tickets
on July :, 4, and 4. at the one way fare,
tickets good Ia return until July q.
JAS. MCCAIG, Gen'l AIT.
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Caspar Stephens has sold his interest in
the store and saloon where he has been
doing business SO long la his partner.
Antoine Donaty Mr.. Donaty Ia collect
debts aud pay all credits due tho late firm
Of Stephens x Donaty.
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Tor Rent.

ID dining room formerly known as the
restaurant, on Main street;
best stand Tor a restaurant in Anaconda.
Apply at Silver Bow brewery depot.
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Will teach To make electric collars and
cuffs for a small sum-. Enormous profits,
Lowry d Co., 500 North Third street,
Portland, Ore.