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ILH0RBNDE forskjellige Of
fentfge Ponds paa ST. Thomas
kan erholdes tillaans imOd lovbe-
, falet Sikkerhed i taste Eiendomme
paa St. Croix under Et eller i min
Dire Dele; Andragender ON Liam
stiles til Gouvernementet for de
dansk yestindisk6 Ger. Nermere
Undertaking meddeles i underteg-
nede Kontor.
Andragere fra St. Thomas vile
have Fortrinet.
Convenience nts secretariatet. St. Oroix
den Ste April 1890.
LIMPRICHT,
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Translation +
, 1890-04-12

i Election of Members for the Sanitary
Commissiuns for Chlistianstcd and
FredprikstpG mstead of Messrs. Lem
ming ana ~. ii Blown, agIeeably to
request from Government Ill letter OF
Isl April il. c. No. Abb.
9. Introduction Of and Ist Discussion on
Draft of Ordinan ce concerning a sub
sidy from The Colonial Treasury of St.
Croix to the West India 81 Panama
Telegraph Company, Limited" for a
peri od Of 5 wears TO Commence on and
from Is January Is 80. Uato.#. Y.
8. 2nd Discussion on Additional Money
Bills to the Budget for 1SS9.9O sub Item
ID. g., d. II, e. ana T. for respectively
.S560, 398l.3 s 10000. aid 100000,
with Oommittee' Report
A~Continilation of lst discussion and
eventually End Discussion ON Draft OF
Budget for lS90-91g with Money Bills
appprtaining theretoI and Committees
Report9 ~ "Iaomth = 4o3.2 %.
Colonial Council. St. Croix, 9th. April
1899, n aoI5 ....,.x .a.1p.n.
.fe~ r.. PETERSEN,
'a"t IE'i ~ t7f"eI Chairman.
1Ia{ IitH HJI1aifsHslI mul4 .est;GIL
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
A GENEROUS GIFT
Nelson Bennett's Present OF Fire En-
CINE Received

About six weeks ago the citizens of Fair
haven met in j. +. Mardner's office and
proceeded to the organization of a tire de-
partment At that meeting were present
some OF the most influential citizens OF
this city, among them being Nelson Ben
nett, who, when the organization was per
fected, IN neat speech, told the company
he would present To them SilshN nfe en-
CINE providing they would build SUIT
able house for it, storage and preseiNa-
ton. Upon the formation OF the city
council that body took steps for such ar
rangoment and now comes the engine,
arriving Friday morning ON the state oil
Washington. Ii be1fs the following m
ScriptiOn. Presented to the city OF talr-
haven by Nelson Bennett
The engine was manufactured In Seneca
Falls. New York, and weighs $500 pounds
costing s5,oOo, The freight upon ~nleh was
from Chicago here, S52u.S0, IL Is q
beauty In design and appearance
and the citizens Of Fairhavei
can feel Justly proud of such a gift. as /
will lend To them a desire To be worthy
the confidence Of the donor besides i'm
buing them with a desire TO use il TO tn
best advantage In case of emergency
The two hose carts and truck are eN
pected To arrive this morning at !
o'clock. and the members of the lire com
pany held a meeting last night aud mad
arrangements for a grand parade thi
afternoon at O'Clock, the proceSSlo
forming at 80 = m. in front OF the ttrS
National bank and marching to the whar
in body where each company viii TAX
charge OF its respective truck, etc. am
proceed TO a test of their merits and ia
ability Of the company as starter. 10
safe for the HERALD To predict that n
town IN the state has any better materia
for the formation of a No. l hard tr
company than has tairhaven. and tina
the boys will receive the hearty cheer
and usual compliments of the citizen
will be fully demonstrated when the
once Law hold the monster that dehes III
licking tongue Of flame. This will be a
occasion of merry making and thanksgiN
ing the one for the guarantee of safet
and the other TO the generous heart ,
one who has the interests Of FairhaVe
and her citizens at heart. Today will
one long To be remembered, and the pc,
pie. as a body. should turn ont to receiN
the first gift the City of Fairhaven Ia
had bestowed upon H.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
AN ABscoNDER
He Gets a Good Round Sum in His
Possession and Walks Out


c. A. Hansen. Dane by birth. has been
employed by the Fairhaven Lumber and
Planning Mill company as bouk-keeper
since March last. Hansen was entrusted
10 the full extent by the company, and,
being a man OF exemplary ways and in
dustrious habits. won their full confidence.
no suspicion occurring that any thing was
brewing. Wednesday night he quit work
as usual. but failed TO appear Thursday
morning, hen suspicion was aroused aud
an Investigation instituted which result
ed In the discovery that he was an embez-
zler to the amount OF about sl,4oo from
the COMPANY besides having borrowed
numerous small sums which he failed 10
provide for in his hurry 10 get away. He
was a member Of the church. aud sun
day school teacher, as well a. being one
OF the trustees for the Presb fterian
church. He was also chief templar OF the
|. o. q. I. and secretary of the state
council of the Junior Order Of United
Mechanics. Hansen came here nom
Laeomas. Wash, last fall. but
was employed in a mill at New
aukum. Washington, where he succeeded
in doing" the hrm 10 it. very serious
detriment. Thus IL viii be seen that THIS
is not Hansen's first escapade. ana being
q smooth. oily tOngued fellow. clothed
with a sanctimOnious robe. IL i not TO be
wondered at that he 50 easily engrafted
himself into the confidence OF business
men and his daily associates. His de-
scriptiou Is as follows: About i've feet.
ten or eleven inches in height. brown
eyes. dark hair. cut short, about 81 years
old. speaks slow aud wears false teeth.
kilograms have been sent in every d.
rection for his apprehension. but so fal
the fates have been in his favor and nc
news of his whereabouts can be learned
IL Is known that he left on the boat
Wednesday night. for seattle, but at thi'
oil % hA al tllV
just what his entire defaleatiun amounts
10 cannot, positively. be learned. but est.
mates of his transactions brings the foot
ing up TO about Si.0O0.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Thursday evening. June ). the members
Of the Bellingham bay base ball club met
in DE Prizes hall 10 enjoy an evening OF
pleasure. About seventy five persons
were present. and with No. / music. man
aged TO enjoy themselves hugely in the
art Of the muse terpscore. until late the
following morning The dance was a
success IN every particular. socially and
financially. and the only regret expressed
was that the hours so speedily wore away
and compelled the mirth loving people to
bid good night" and allow nature 10
enjoy the rest provided by its laws.
The members of the club will play the
Whatcom nine this afternoon, and every
body who is inclined to help the boys are
requested to be present and witness the
contest
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the real estate trans.
fers since our last issue as furnished by
the abstract Office Of Fred c. Pettibone a
Co. MhatcOm and Eairhaven:
Fairhaven Land Co TO W Waldron,
lots 81 and u blk 81 first add 10 Fair
Fairhaven Land Co to c W waldron.
lots " and ~ blk - first add TO Fair
b KIues to c L Ray. lot % blk los Fair
haven Land Cos second add 20 Fair 49,
haven 20
Coutte and wife to C oliver, blks
~ and - Fentons add to New What
II j Dakin and wife TO L Jackson
part Of nei4 OF neil sec II tpa9rle 10
ElwOOd 10 Morgan. lot blk 10 SEM
iahmoO City 80
A Pierce and wife TO J Harper. lot 1 blk
I Maltby's ada TO Lynden
Elrutchtr and wife TO l. Perkins. lot
2 blk 6 Central Whatcom; also lot
blk s. New Mhatcom; also lot Il blk 81
Bellingham
WV Thompson TO Davis. und u in
terest In nwA Of blk II Garden add
E Davis 20 A Everett. nwA Of blk p
Canfelu's ada to MhatcOm %
b L Lee and wife to NJ L Jameson. und
= interest IN feet on the ~ side OF
lot 2 blk - New Nhatcom
Tiedie and wife to VI Larsen, lot
blk 81 Belllngham 70
Emily IA Garfield and husband to c
King, neA Of nwA and nwia Of neA
G waidron and wife to II 2 Heacock
lot 81 blk ~ first add TO fairhaven III
FaiThaven Land Co 20 n HeacOck.
slhs - aud % blk 81 first add TO Fair q.
haven
Mary Jaeger and husbandd to JP
MCMILLAN lots 10 and II, Dix u, =,
Central Mhatcon. q
p Davis 10 j Evans, lots y and % blk
g. John Evans addition to Ferndale. 1W
NJ X staight aud wife 70 Joe Bach. lots,
blk Z, Lynden. 2
JB Perry aud wife 20 Fuller ct al
part Of lot =, sec ., and part OF lot T.
sec 3. all Ia tp 40. rae.
A kJOhnsOn and wife TOD j Fullere al
part Of the sel4 sec "a, tp al. nr4e y
G King and wife 10 G. Nolte sell Of swi.
and the 50 81 swi4 Of SEX. sec s. and
neA Of nwia and nwii Of nela. sec :,
tps nr3e. 100
4 : 20 Nancy A shelter. ct al. eis Of
nwA sec y. tp ~, n re- e.
& W Carter ct al 10 q l. Voice, lots 81
and ~. blk 3, Carriers add to Fair
haven. u
"A Cameron TO Frank Atwood. lot l.
blk 1. Carriers add 10 Fairhaven.
v a BOblett and wife To X Gardiner lots
Is, 10. n. Il and ~. blk y. BOblett'-
first add TO Blaine. 10t
EA Boblett and wife to X Gardinerl0t
Il and u. blk Z. B0blett's first add 10
city of Blaine. ~
&c Moffatt to- Sisslons, lot 10 blk n.
first add to Falrhaven. a.
Mrs Maggie L Burnett and husband 10
l = Bcals. una y OF lot6bl I, and the
und q, OF lots : and y, blk 2. W A
MOOdin's add 10 SehOme l0l
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

The fire company are hereby notified
that a meeting will be- held Monday eve
ming. June 9. for the purpose of drilling
This will be the first meeting since the
arrival Of the new apparatus, and al
members are requested TO be present. The
members will assemble at the triangle
Harris street.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
Notice 70 stookholders

There will be meeting Of the stock
holders of the Good Templars Building
Association Wednesday evening, June II.
at o'clock. at Dorr Brothers. Good
Templars are requested to be present.
LIZZIE STEBBfNGs. V. Y.
r. Il. KNOX. Sec.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Today at p. m. there will be general
fire parade and AL persons Interested are
requested TO be on hand at the wharf, at
the foot OF Harris street. promptly on the
above hour by ORDER
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08
Fruit and Confectionery

VIII NJ. Toles has opened fruit and
confectionery store on Harris street. near
the corner Of Twelfth. IN the Market
block. where he will carry fine line Of
confectionery and all the fresh fruits In
season.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-08

Fresh roasted peanuts and fresh pop
corn at Will NJ. Tules fruit stand on Har-
ris street. near Twelfth.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
READY FOR The RACES
The Town Already Crowded With VISIT
ors From Everywhere.
A Promising Outlook for Superb
Weather and a Brilliant Meet
ing From the First Day
to the Last.

The city seems To be crowded Ia its ut
utmost capacity with the van guard OF
horsemen and race goers. About every
vacant room in town has been pressed
into service To accommodate the visitors,
and the Lord only knows where late
comers will find beds. Al the race track
all is hustle, life and animation. A hun
dred horses or SO are i'm training, and the
daily spectacle is fascinating i'm the ex-
treme to every lover of horseilesh. Every
thing points 10 n most brilliant meeting,
and IL the present delightful weather con-
tnucs, as there is every likelihood, Ana
conda's racing season will be the grand
est in the state.
In the 2;iO class tomorrow afternoon IL
is announced that the following horses
will start:
u. kirkcndall. Helena, Prrrastination.
q. u. t,oohwell, Cheyenne. ld.lman.
u. A. Freese, spokane Falls, Lady spokane
S.E. larabie, deer Lodge, Julieiia.
i. H. Butler, Butte, Al Mott.
". u. Williams, Denver, lien Williams.
In Saturdays 81 900 trot for horses the
2:20 class these are the official entries:
I'd. Ia,fierty, Helena, liomestake.
q. u. t.oo,lcll, Cheyenne, Spartan.
D.. u, Lindsay, Spokane Fails, lalatina.
Is. II. Bennett, Spokane Falls, Little Joe
Morgan Evans, Anaconda. senator
A. A, Newberry, Spokane falls. Edwint.
Charles butt, Denver, George Moshirr.
!. 4. Stoncrnle, Denver, Marquis.
!. ~. Butler, butte, Manning.
". Il. Davis, Butte, COndep.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
A. %. n. ". PICNIC.

Copper Legion No. 6 of the A. q. U. w.
Of this city to-day give their grand annual
picnic Mt the park. II is expected that
there will he numerous visiting legions
from adjoining cities, and the local
organization proposes 10 entertain
them i'm royal way. There will
he parade Of knights in uniform from
the A. q. u. w. hall n, O'Clock this after
noon, proceeding direct To the park,
where the principal part Of the
entertainment is To he held. A
way of dancing music. Under the direc-
ton OF Prof. KeDnicott excellent music
is as sured. Aside from the dancing at
the pavilion innumcrablc outdoor sports
have been arranged and "A most enjoyable
days outing is anticipated. The com
mittec on arrangements is composed of
A. &. McNeill, Sam Kilgore. j. Freeman,
George Ball and Il. Bcrtsch.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
THAT DIssARMENr CASE.
IL is Dragging II Weary Length Alou
Very slowly.

IL is Dragging It weary Length Along
Very slowly.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, July D.-In the disbarment in
vcstigation this morning return was
made to the first point in the complaint,
that having regard To the Great Eastern
lode claim. Attorney Mcbride called as
witness ON the defense General C.. S.
Warren. The general entirely corrobo-
rated Captain Lyons testimony in regard
to the transaction. He had given Lyons
Sii0 for the purpose Of obtaining posses.
sion Of the entire claim. He did not want
the lumber apart from the whole property
aud never had any thought of buying the
lumber alone. He instructed Lyons to
obtain n quit claim deed To the property.
Simington and his associates could not
possibly have supposed that they were
signing anything else but a deed To the
claim. Everything was, as far as the wit
ness knew, perfectly understood.
Attorney Mcbride was then sworn and
testified as TO his part in this transaction.
Lyons asked him To draw up deed of the
claim and then went out TO the surveyors
Office after description of the property.
This description was written in pencil on
n scrap of paper and consisted of sketch
OF the boundaries with appropriate meas
urements. This description Lyons handed
uiih W. tht oltct anu Tie lnif1euiately
handed II To the men present, ingIiring
whether il was correct. After they had
all agreed as To the correctness of the de-
scription, IL was copied into the deed. The
witness then read the deed and Mattingly y
looked IL over before signing IL. All the
others signed Immediately after Mat
tingly, except Flagg. He did not come i'm
until some little time has passed. Before
he signed, the deed was read 10
him as to the others. Simington's
wife did not come in until evening.
She objected To signing the deed,
She did not think that $40 was enough.
The deed was again read To her with
thorough explanations. Before she signed
her husband was asked to leave the room
SO there could he no plea Of compulsion,
There was, the witness continued, no un-
derhanded work; everything was open
and above board and every effort was
made to make the transaction thoroughly
understood by all parties. The
witness had no connection with the
charges preferred against Attorney Hal
dorm although he thought them altogether
unfounded. Certainly as far as he was
concerned, he had committed no unpro-
fessional act since his admittancc to the
bar.
II was expected that Attorney Haldorn
would again take up his defense this af-
ternoon but a sudden postponement was
taken until Friday morning. This post
ponement was taken i'm accordance with
the request of Mr.. Cation, the referee. II
Is understood that his attention will be
required i'm the district court tomorrow
The investigation may not be resumed on
Friday morning. This will depend upon
the time required for hearing the case in
question before the district court.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
is WAS ExTORTION.

Exprcssm.n Pay Zig Money for the Priv
ilege of Using the streets.
By the standards Special Wire.
Butte, duly D.-Within the last n
hours has come TO light very remarka-
BILE system of cxtortion, Of which the bag
gage cNprcssmcn have for some time
been the victims. II appears that they
have been ia the habit Of paying
from SIS To so quarter to
store or Office owners for the privilege of
standing before their doors.
This has been for long time paid
without any kicking, and the exprcssIncn
are only now beginning To wake up To the
fact that the city owns the streets and has
alone to say who shall occupy them. A
petition was prepared for the city council
tonight. setting forth their grievance, hut
owing Ia a hurried adjournment il was
cut OF without a hearing.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
WITH LOADED GUNS.
Battle Has the Only Ladies' Eins Club In
the United States.

Battle Has the Only Ladies' Ride Club In
the United States.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July D.-The first rifle club in
the United States composed exclusively
of ladies, was organized here this evening
under the name of the Annie Oakley rifle
club. The name was chosen as a
compliment To the young lady
who gained such fame as "A
shot a few years ago with Buffalo Bills
Wild West show. Quite "A number Of Ia
dies were present and perfected the or
ganization by the election OF the following
officers: President, Mrs. G.. II. Smith
vice-president. Mrs. T.. :. Paxson; secre-
tary, Mrs. &. j. Schatzlein; treasurer, Mrs.
NJ. Wright.
All ladies whose husbands are members
Of the Butte Rod and gun club are eligi-
bile 10 membership and are invited to join.
The club will hold regular business meet
ings monthly and practice meetings
weekly.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
Go To Kccfe's and get turtle steak.
THAckERAY's FELLOWSHIP.

n L. Rejected In Classification "f
Noses.
Prom Notes and Queries.
81 have always believed" writes Sir
William Fraser. "that Thackcray's nose
was broken in IA fight at Charterhouse 10y
Ncnablcs, q. C., lately deceased. Unless
| am mistaken this was told me by the
person who introduced me to Thackary.
Mr.. Ncnablcs was member Of the Soci-
ETY. Of Dilettanti and ! often sat next Ia
him. On at least one occasion alluded
Ia the fact, and he certainly did not deny
IL. My informant added that the Dame.
ns we called them AT Eton. ran up and
said to Neuahlcs: 'Nou have spoiled the
best looking hoy in the school""
When Thackcray was IN America hc
dlncd one day with Mr.. ". "A literary
man of this city, whose nose made a
good second to Thackeray's. The ladies
had left the room and the two gentlemen
were sitting over their wine when y. pro-
posed that they should jnin the ladies.
upon which Thackeray said: "What do
ladies care for two brolcn-noscd old fell
lows like usl" II is SAID that \. had no
regard for Thackcray thereafter.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
IMPROVEMENTS FOR BUTTE.
Big Buildings That VIII he Er-cted-Cob
bans Buy the Payiib 4.

Big Buildings That VIII bc Erected Cob
bans Buy the Payilb 4.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BuTTE, July aD.-To-night bids were
opened bv Architect McDevitt for two fine
brick buildings To he erected by the
Realty company Of Kittcry. Maine. One
of these buildings is to he on East Ora mite
street. on the lot purchased recently 10y
the company. II is To he a. thrce-stors
brick with basement Sixll2 feet. The
lowest bid for this building. complete. was
SlS.39O.
The second building is TO be at the cor.
ney of broadway and Arizona. streets
This will also he three-story brick with
basement 60xl00 feet. The lowest bid on
this was SIG 90 and the highest $4,000.
The buildings are Ia be finished COM
plete of brick with stone trimmings, and
are Ia be heated 10y steam. They will he
made into stores and offices.
The bids were wired tonight To the of
iilce of the company at Boston, and II
accepted the buildings will be erected M
once and completed before the snow flies.
The Realty company has also decided
Ia add a story to the Kingsbury block, rc.
Gently purchased by them. This will he
done this summer. II is also planning tn
add "A story Ia the Grix building. IL ar
rangcmcnts can be made with NJ. j. Con-
nell for union wall. lf these invest
mcnts turn ont well, the eastern company
is ready to invest many thousand dollars
more in Butte.
Another real estate transfer was con-
summatod tonight in the final purchase
10y X. NJ. aud G.. A. Cobban of the Pavil-
ion. The Cobbans have for some time
owned a quarter interest in this property,
then purchased AN eighth interest from
Casey. Holland x Co.; then an eighth re-
Gently from another source; and Tonight
the final half was bought. The property is
60 feet front on Granite and ls5 on Alaska.
IL has not yet been determined what will
he done with the property.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
MIssOULA MESSAGES.
Items of Interest From the Garden City
of Montana.


Special to the standard.
MIssoULA, July D.-About 3 o'clock
this morning Marshal Bradley, PATROL
man Lynch. Under Sheriff Mc(,Iurp and
nonu,y uon.,on ra;,,ed I. counIa ~ onium
- 30, W., g., -, Is....,..I the
~ -. a ~ s. ,,v,
"ppa'"'hs anu arres"" .ne ih'ha'es, ""
white men and hve Chinamen. lnis
afternoon they were tried before Judge
Logan. All Ping plead guilty to keeping
an opium Joint and was fined SO and
COSTS. All Sing and Poi were charged
viii r.sor,ing 10 sucb a n,aco I'm The
.'.. ~ ~ I'll
'e'"'"o's ~. ' mn. an 's ,,e..
come uowh iro'h '"e n''"r hoo' N"h.!
ana was stopping WIN An Ping' VINO
keeps "A kind of Chinese lodging house as
well as hop Joint, and that Poi was taking
care of All Ping. who was sick. The two
,,,.,., ,o,,,,;,,aa S,n o.. and H., w.re
-, ,.;.h .,,,;,,s. .,.,.i,...,I.o.
,r, rna'keu VIZ" ,s ''"1N'hi
lne ior'her pieau Ru"y anu was n",'
$40 ana costs; but the latter claimed 10 pe
running gambling house, and the dis
trict attorney decided To let Hang go un-
hung Tho white men. Harry Williams
and Richard Timmons. wcra charged
la, ,,,.,r,i,,,, A., on ,,,,;,,,,, ;a;,, H. was
WIZ, ,ha, Tin,,nnns' b. for
49, -, ,,,.;,i,, o. Al p;,n
Ill s.,,',i,, 80, ,i.nc
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n, @ ,. GO, H., -, ',o,,n ~ his ns, mi
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,,,, un.h go ~, Iii, ',h;nh hn NO.. @ .,,ror;,r
'r;n,,,'a,,s a.a,, and on h;s S,,,, ,"a, Wi.
iia,,'" 49,, ;,,;,,J hi,, a., aco"ns,,ny him
Iwh ah' III, W .,';.''5 H. ,a,, J 49,,
WIN Al. b. .bo,,,J ,,:a H.. ny Tha nn.
,;n, ,.iu,,d 81 TX, Lac. and topd ,han, Iv.
~, 80, ,n' ,hn n,,nbas nth , Ia,', mi ni,,e
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betWeeii 'neh. ih'S ca'heu 'hat tncro
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The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31

Taking effect August /. the Northern
Pacific Railway will reduce their rates as
follows:
Unlimited first class. Butte 10 ST.
aui sSl' w
Secoud class, Butte 10 ~. Paul .... 20 90
Round trip between Butte and 81.
This is a reduction OF =. 20 on flrs, class,
$50 second class aud Ss3.7b on the round
trip ticket. Bear ia mind that the North
ern Pacific runs the best equipped and
fastest trains IN the Northwest. Office
corner Main and Granite streets.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31

DIR. 4. j. Easton will be at Hotel
Jennings professionally until August ..
DIR. Eaton has for y years made a
specially Of the eye, ear and dcformities.
All inflamed and sore eyes can he cured
unless disorganization has taken place.
Cross eyes Strengthened without pain.
artificial eyes inserted. and braces for the
cure Of dcfornitics furnished.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31

River View Mining Comp,,y.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the
River View Mining company is hereby
called TO meet at the office OF the secre.
tary, Matte block on Thursday. July 81,
at 8 O'Clock y. m. A ful attendance is
requested as business of the utmost i'm.
portancc will u" transacted.
-. ", MoLANDER, president.
II. O'IEARN, secretary.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-31
THE WEATHER

The daily record Of the thermometer in
this city is reported by A. 7. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: n. m, "A
degrees above; II m. 20 degrees above: 4
d. m., ~ degrees above; s y. M, - de-
degrees above.