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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22


Zebina Whitney who died in East Beth
el Saturday was an old time resident and
respected citizen of this town.
d. P. Leisure is to build barn for John
Mudgett.
Memorial services are to be held at the
Cong'l church Sunday. All are invited.
Carl Farnham is at South Royalton tax
ing care Of his son-in-law, Harry Whip
pie.
w. A. Briggs has moved into the Gal
lup house.
Bertha stearns is working in the hotel
at Chelsea.
Cornelius Moves is painting his build
ings. The color is rather dark and OF a
cold tone.
Frank fuller is at home and will prob
ably, remain through the summer.
Walter Howe is teaching in the school
near the John Slack place in Royalton.
Mr.. Russell Dustin has chest full of
old books and papers, some of which are
very rare One written by Cotton Math-
er, "rhe life of John Elliott" was pub
lished 1879 years ago.
The teachers generally attended the in
stitute at Chelsea last week and then
schools were closed Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. The institute is said tc
have been an excellent one.
Mr.. r. X. Monkey has gone to White
River junction to take charge OF the
horses of the Vermont Valley Horse
Breeders Association.
At the meeting held Saturday the town
voted not TO use the text books adopted by
the county board and will continue to us'
those now in the schools. There was sons
talkee-talkee and large amount OF Law
brought in but the voters believing thai
the people rule, voted rs above stated.
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south Randolph.

Frank Camp OF Barton is working for
his brother, j. w. Camp.
Mr. Mallard of Long Island is spending
a week or more at j. G. Green's
Mr.. Patterson of Concord recently visit
ed at Andrew Camps.
Carlton BurnhamFand wife of Chelsea
visited at the old homestead the first OF
the week.
Chas. P. Whitney, son OF c. c. Whitney,
has gone to Fitchburg, Mass, TO work IN
a railroad machine shop.
Mrs Wealthy Merritt, who has been
doing homework for j. F. Prince has re-
turned home.
Zebina whitney, 90 years of age, died
the 10th instant. He was born in run
bridge in the year 1893, on the hill where
his father located some years before. His
long and useful life was spent on the same
farm, up to recent years, when he moved
lust across the line into Royalton. tie was
a man of rectitude ands good business ca
pacity, often entrusted with the settlement
Of estates, even up to his S0th year. lie
represented the town of Tunbridge Two
years in succession. He leaves two sons,
one daughter, grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
CARD; -The undersigned is the only
authorized agent in this town for the sale
OF Soluble Pacific Guano, notwithstanding
the published statement Of another that
he is selling the "Old Reliable Pacific"
under another name, which is simply an
interruptions attempt to sell fertilizer,
which is manufactured under LEASED"
Trade Mark, upon the well earned name
Of an old established brand. Not content
with the borrowing Of one Trade Mark, it
IS making an attempt to steal another, but
it won't work. Farmers will not be gull
ed by this trick, but give it and its perpe-
traitors the "go-by.n Call early and get
the only genuine ''Soluble Pacific Guano.
q, j. PRINCE, May II, 1890.
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TaftsviIle.

Frank Young and family, who have
lived at Lebanon, n. H., for the past few
years, moved into their house here last
week.
to spend few days.
C.H. Hill, our station agent, spent last
week in Boston.
Mrs. Conant is in Boston and vicinity
this week.
d. G. Spaulding is making brick.
Mr.. Bakers family and Mrs. Solger have
moved to STAFFORD.
viii Osmer has bought Mrs. Solger's
place.
Mr.. Brownell's family returned from
Shrewsbury last Friday.
Allen Rattee from Braintree has moved
into the Bean house and his brother from
West Randolph is with him. Ihey are
ready to do chopping for any who may
wish
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@EH~ flowers for every
I occasion.
G. Nj. Mann, Florist.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

Manchester, BidweIl, Buback, Jersey
Queen and Lacom.
soc per hundred,
$500 thousand.
Orders at si.00 or more delivered free.
Asters:-W White, pink, scarlet, blue and
scarlet and white, cent each.
Pansies White, yellow, blue, black and
mixed, ] cent each.
Verbenas- White, scarlet, blue, pink,
striped and mixed,
Box grown, 9 cents each, IS cts per dozen.
Pot 3 /" 80 "
ollyhocl,s-Dcuble mixed, cts each,
IS cts per dozen.
Dahfias- Sprouted, double yellow, red
and white, 10 cents each.
Ten Week Stock-Six varieties, cts
each, 20 cts per dozen.
Baisams- Eight varieties, cts each, 20
cents per dozen.
per dozen.
omatoes-Seven varieties, 8 cts each
80 cts per dozen.
Egg Plant-N. Y. Improved, 3 cts EACH
80 cents per dozen.
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Lora Hutchinson has gone to Concord
to work for Ed Otis, proprietor OF the
American House.
Mrs. Austin Hewitt of Wilmot. \. H.,
formerly of Braintree is stopping at 5. >.
Hutchinson's for few weeks.
Clinton Fuller, son of Watson Fuller of
Granville has hired out to work for ;. 5.
Hutchinson for the summer.
S. S. Hutchinson, who fell while doing
chores at the barn the nth of April has
recovered so he is able TO ride out. His
fall was caused by sciatic rheumatism, one
of his knees being badly swollen and pain
full so he has not stepped without crutch-
es for the last four weeks.
A camp of gipsies stopped opposite the
burying ground Ill West Brookfield over
Sunday.
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Cnrinth.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill OF Bradford
were in town last Sunday.
DR.. Corwin of Chelsea was called to see
Mrs. Isaac Virgins last Thursday.
Our schools were closed for few days
last week on account of the teachers in
stitute at Chelsea.
Mrs. Geo. Heath has been more feeble
for few days past.
1t is reported that Geo. Maguyre is to
make his future home with his daughter,
Mrs. o. Tenney.
The West Corinth saw mill is furnish
ing lumbe for the city school house that
is being erected by Eugene Darling.
Strangers who pass through the. town
have better directory than in former
times as we have new guide boards ali
through the town where necessary.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22

The Arena for May has been received
and contents noted. We mean by that, we
have read it through from "Rock Gases
by n. ). Shaler to the prose poem OF W.
II. II. Murray. Some OF the articles are
instructive, some are learned, one or two
are critical, there are fragments of history,
no very eStravagant and unsafe theories
are propounded and in fact there is fair
degree OF common sense running through
the entire number. We have a portrait
and sketch of Phillips Brooks, one of Bos-
toms popular preachers, and an interesting
paper on the cosmic sphere OF woman. The
Divorce Problem is discussed by Rabbi
Solomon SCHNEIDER, in which he makes a
few statements that win call out exceptions
but which appear in the main correct. Buy
and read.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

Headquarters for Carriages and Sleighs,
one and two horse Farm Wagons, Top
Carriages, light open Wagons, Express
Wagons and Road Carts, Surveys Phae-
tons. and Patent Shifting Poles. See them
before purchasing elsewhere, you can save
money. Every part is thoroughly made
from best selected stock.
ISAAC NEWTON, West Randolph.
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East Bethel.

F.A. Stephens lost one OF his work
horses last Saturday.
Preaching in the Baptist church next
Sunday at 1880.
The great assortment OF dress goods
brings a fine trade to Brooks Wash
burns. wv
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S1.0o

VIII buy a good parasol or un-
brella. Buying direct from
Manufacturers, Follmer, Clogg
& Co., of Philadelphia, the
largest Mfgs. in the world en-
ables us to give you the right
kind of goods at bottom prices.
All grades from soc to So.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

Plans and specifications, 25 years in tbs
business. Also good tenement to rent.
b. +. LEWIS, Box 16S,
West Randolph, VT.
Residence Forest Street.
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1888

viii buy II yards OF the best
French Satines. 80 different
patterns to select from, no two
alike.
Nice American Satines at
I2I-2 cts. at
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Roger Hovey visited friends in Crafts
bury last week.
Id. Robinson OF Moretown was in town
last Friday.
Gertrude Ryan spent few days with her
sister in Montpelier last week.
There was a teachers meeting In the Nj.
i. yestry Friday evening.
W. Il. Vail is in town, caring for his
father, who is in poor health.
Rev. M. H. Ryan was in Williamstown
Wednesday.
There is to be young peoples meeting
at the vestry Friday evening.
Mrs. Clark Holmes has finished work
for Mrs. Elmer Brown and Susie Abbott
is taking her place.
Rev. and Mrs. 5. II. Tucker of Gaysville
were in town recently, the guests Of Rev.
NJ. II. Ryan.
DR.. and Mrs. c. y. Hunt were called to
Lebanon, n. f., last week, by the serious
illness of Mrs. Hunts sister, Mrs. Mary
Pherson.
I'D. Wheeler OF Woodbury. was in town
last week.
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Sfrannrd.

Stationary viii be found at the postof-
fee, fine papers, envelopes, blank DOCKS,
tablets. steel pens, Quill pens, pencils and
everything and anything belonging to the
stationary business at the lowest prices.
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r. a THOMAS
f2f-2c

For yard wide Challies in very
handsome patterns.
&c for I lot of IS inch Chal-
lies, light and dark colors.
Handsome white embroidered
6ouncings from &c to SI.5o
Wash goods in great variety
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Bic

Buys a ladies' Jersey Vest,
which we consider cheap al
40 cts.
We have all grades in under
wear, from I5c to SI.37 each
Extra good values in gents
underwear.
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w. Rraintree.

The Spiritualist Society of West Brain
tree will hold meeting at the village hall
next Sunday May % at 1890 A. NJ.
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35c

Buys a ladies fast black Hose,
guaranteed stainless or money
refunded.
If you want Hosiery can
give you all grades from 10 cts
to SI.75 per pair at
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225c

At this price we offer a lot
of all wool Tricots and Fancy
wooden stripes. We have sew
eral odd lots of dress goods to
close at reduced prices. Our
assortment of fine dress goods
is large and prices low for
quality
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STANDARD BRED STATIONS

Young Justin, Registered No. 1920,
Vampire, : : 1894.
VIII make the season of 1890 as
follows:
Saturday and Monday forenoons at
the stable of Ira Hood, in Chelsea.
Tuesdays at Mr.. Taplin's stable, in
Corinth.
Thursdays at Bethel Fair Ground.
TERMS.
Young Justin, to warrant, $40.
Vampire, : : ~
VIM. McDOUGALL,
Proprietor, Chelsea, VT.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

E1OChA
NEW YORK. Dec. Solar silver. Sl.OS.
Copper Nominal; Lake, December. $14.75.
Lead-Ffrmer, domestic, "a Il.
The stock market to-day experienced COM
p!e.e change in ,e nper and under pers.s emit bear
hamn cling finally closed almost invariably lower
than last ., Q ring, notwithstanding that the gen
era out COX was it anything improved, and the
money market rather easier than yestt I'd ". Sugar
is down IS. Missouri Psc.fic Ia, Union Pacific
Ia, and Others smaller amounts.
Governments dali.
Petroleum-JanuAry opened 711ac., closed 70S.
Money call firmer; closed offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 7N9. Sterling ex-
change quiet, steady sixty-day bills. Sa.'s1s de-
government bonds-Is. l21li Avs. 1854;
Northern Pacific. 2l1s: preferred GA: Oregon
Imnro.sment. Il; Oregon M Navigation. ~; Short
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Dec. SO. -Cattle..-Receipts. 5000;
stsoss. Is; otne-s. sl.soe4 Is; common S. 81
600; butchers stock $l0Oa2. 81; stoclers. $s.O0
Hoss-Receipts. 5000: stesdy light mixed
S:.25gs.5o; good packing ss:5sMs:71: prime
heavy ard butchers weights Sa6OG3-75; light,
sheep~Receipts. HOOD: lower; $4,000 u
westerns, $4,000 CO; commo1 Texans and iced
ers So. 07@4.s5; lambs SaO0e.6.25.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO Dec. 3O.-Closing- -Wheat-S Steady;
cash, 500 $3.50; January. Sassc: May. g719979sc.
Corn--Steady: cash, Acc; January. 1910;
May. 52aM52ssc.
Oats-firm cash and January, A.&@4l1o;
May, 44I645c.
Pork-Firm; cash. $500; January, 5000;
May. Sill .27m.
LArd-Firm; cash, S. s.; January, $5.67h;
May, $8.47h.
Bhoulders-$4.25@l.35.
short ribs--3%.7564.S0
Short clesr-$hc5el5.&
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tempt will be made to continue it az
theatre. There is rome talk of changing it
to big gambling resort.
The Silver Bow club is preparing to take
possession OF new quarters in the Levfssohn
building ON Granite street. The old quar-
tiers are now awav behind the. times. Tho
membership 10 Ia, but it is said there are
many of these who never go near the club.
It is proposed 10 introduce several changes
in the new quarters, which are to be furn-
ished on grand scale. The most import
ant change will be the absolute prohibition
of gambling. which has always been the
chief diversion of the club. Several features
Of the Montana club will be instituted.
Like the Montana club the membership
fee will be 800 and the bar will be con-
Quoted BY the club. At present it is rented
to it. "he owner does not take out license
though the refreshments are paid for at the
bar, twenty five cents straight.
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r n. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINS. @
I'm fn0k AuxsNor uasuom h~ulnws~A n~~~A


RAR0AINs.
100 feet. . corner. Hasuef boulevard. north
front, $500.
100 feet, Hauser boulevard south front, S2,25O
30 feet. corner OF Laurel and Choteau Streets
indicate addition. north front. $500.
80 feet, corner ot Jocelyn and Wilder streets.
500 fset. Syndicate additioa. $4,000. Easy ternA
200 fest. Syndicate addition, $500
30 Ieet on Helena avenue, fronting north, "a, 600
~ feet on Helena avenue. fronting south. - 800.
SOD feet on the east side near tbs railroad,
$500
Property ON lower Main street suitable for inn
mediate improvement price and terms upon APP
plication.
200 test Of property on Center street At reason
Lots IL the Syndicate addition, large list from
I.ois In the Amss addition. I'll to SIC.
Lots in the Ballvus addition, SIS to $50 per
foot.
Lots in Hotel park, prict and terms ON apppli-
cation.
Large list Of acres inside and outside the city
limits at reasonable prices
Helena Real Estate and Buildins Assoeia.
tton.
Herbert, B. Reed, Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block.
aoc lots nsas sity limits. 500 each; s. cash Al
81 per weak.
80 lots near Northsrn Pacific depot, Sl2s eaeA,
5 cash and % per week.
20 lote in Northern Pacific addition No & e15o
ea0h; - cash and u pof week.
Five lots ON Eighth ayenne. $40 eAah Aa4 -
paP month.
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REAL ESTATk
II. 3. Ffeneh = Co.
unY,ara r,op 4ArR

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-c,,.-. -. -,
HOUSE, los .1Ih. -,
New S,too9 n9uss. niSG osiSr ~ ~ ~ = IL
cash. $50 m = II ana ~ montus.
oEo1m GSleA n1use. coInes pa NJ scS -
aess s. sonG ssnt ano yl 'front.'
nCut1 On neu.oa ~ w -, Ae4as
a,story, Groom frame h house 9, on on lawrence
srco nsAi h~s sA? ;n Ams. sia;t;"n one block
from motor 5000 ons,,hirS ,c.sh Sne,shsd, I'm in
cash. $40 49,. 49,.
motor and school house, 800 easy terms.
~ a.s, s.ous 49, W eot.0 suss 49,, ~. t.h,ss ~,
$500 M. oas balance s!:,s one ssar J" re- cehs.
,.t " sw.ss . III .' 10 t,rsc v.tSr rss
plenty OF closets censf scea .nshsGs wses; W
casn. balance easy terms. l.. ~ p,,,,a,.,v.
AZ En OfaoA mouse ~ =; ao ~ e r cnt
S;v.~,T Ssrs h...so cornsr Wsrrrn street:
One one per & nes corners
Madison avenue. ;S1iso: Ss,soo, $3.50 ca.h, bal
LIZ T on sass ;i ~ ~ .oi1n IN Eghth ava,
n, r. snn , ns.c h ss h.lsnca easY time. ID
nae, ssoOo, ohe- hslA CASA ui"A'o es's .o' ~
PER c en- h,,,.. re.r No,+herc p.c;6cdepot
sshn .h.1f n.Sh hsI.nca me vear. 10 ner int
HOUSES FOR RENT.
New a-roam house. BRICK cellar, on broSoWaee'
Electric Motor, 1sxi2a, xl5 per month.
S.Tooh hOuso on tseSAuey. Aeet ,LAoNAM~s.
Furnished room house on lawrence street
large LOT, STABLE she0s. eSc'.. poo psr monln'
LOTS.
g., 800 -c00112l on Cannon street in Alnes addi
ton; one-.hird cash, one-thrd in nine, balance
in eighteen months, 10 per cent.
Si.05O--75xi95 ON Wankeshaw street, Broadwa-
ter addition; one third cash. balance in eight ant
sixteen months, 10 per cent
xl,6OO-50xia5 corner on Madison avenue lac ne
south and east easy terms 10 per Ct Mt, one bloch
from motor and electric railways.
$1,lOO-sOx125 on WiltlGr near Madison street
Sl625--65x1o5 corner on Hauser boulevard
fronting north: easy terms.
$4,5O0-cOrner on Breckenr. DIE. i50xlU ieet
one-third cash, ba ance easy terms IL Ter cent.
$l5OO-5Oxl0O TN Fifth avenue; ons-thist
cash, balance in nine and eighteen months, ~ Pc
Fine corner on Ninth cyenue facing northeast
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b. ". 8. Folk \ Co..s:Darga,ns.

b. W. 8. Folk \ Co.s.Dargalns.
81 feet front on Main street. fine business locs-
so S feos on Main .-e. seer s...A
80 to 30 fest on Main street below the Iron
OH Asess s,aas fG street.
-. E: e. 90 aslsa. eo.n.r :. $50
:. sSslsS p Main street. :. 500 p.r front foot
eeeo or iof. * Northern Pacific edition No. L
near Helena avenue. at 500 pei lct:
100 feet On corner Central sdaition ct Ss2se
us fest on corner Central addition for 5000.
:, loo. feet Flower Garden addition. closs =
Northern PaciHoAsHot, 6 SfaYsrfron. loot =,
:, s 9 choice corner beattic addition prics
s01iaO choice corner. Bassett addition. prios
six choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 =
S test On Edwards street, nest Main, 81 s4sopss
go feet en- lower Main street from SIS to sec
per front foot; choice property. ~,
for : the the low low fsars Of $1,000. ~ s'' .
70 acres In Il the city lIaits, plated at $780,;
600; This is tho cheapest property to-day offered
Tfrse choice lots in Cox addition q bedrock
One lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
1oo1i1o on Eighth avenue. price 49,
100 feet corner Knight street, HAIser addition
Several choice locations ON the Hausee boule
ward, in Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,0O0-Two-story frame, eleven room. eloestl
and cellar, water in house and yard; te~n,s $a06
= wS PER osRs
$500 One story frame. tive rooms and bath,
closets aud cellar, water in hoase and yard, q
lot lixi4O; inquire for terms
bath, closets and cellar, water in house and yard
lot 46H xl4O; inquire tor terms. '
$500 -Two.story. frame house., eight rooms,
$500 Two-story frame house.. six roomA
bath, ETC.. stable on lot, lot G0xl25. west side
Five houses on Broadway, I've rooms. each
$4,000 each terms $500 oash, balance to suit
$4,000 -1wo-story frame i've rooms, water n
hoass 81 terms 500 e'sh. b.lance to suit. :,
gard; terms $500 caah, balance to suit.
s.. 100 -tisht-room brick house, water in yar!.
stable tor ten hoIses eheds, etc., Brosdwater I'D.
IS, "00-F0ur-room frame house on Madison
avenue. water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
$1,000 Two-story frame house. six rooms and
bath. closets. etc, west side; terms $500 cash.
balance to suit
S4,aOo-Two-story frame houss on Clayk street
seven rooms, bath. etc.: terms $500 caeh, balance
Sl,soo-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No
I contains Eve rooms. cellar and closets; No. 2
~ cssn .9a ps. csnt
the ya1d. lot aezil0s terms. $500 cash; bslanoa
thrss aud one-half years At 10 per cent.
lets fenced separate, size OF lots l0oxl4O. 10
Northsra Pacific addition Ne. !. water in yard.
Special Inducements will be made on Grsa,
| Tor plating always on hand.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The Silver City Wrestling with the
Problems Of More Water
and Less Smoke.
Indications That Both Will be
Solved in the Near
Future.
Silver Bow County's Court Docket-Build-
ing Notes-Butte ON Sunday
General Talk.

BUTTE, Dec. 29.-[Special. Water and
smoke are the leading topics in Butte just
now. A lack of the former and too much
of the latter, and how to remedy both cases,
are occupying good deal Of attention, aud
from present appearances it looks as though
both problems would be speedily solved.
Marcus DAILY is said to be the leading spirit
in both movements. Mr.. DAILY is showing
much interest in Butte affairs, an effort in
this direction being the building of the
electric street railway. Now he proposes to
supply Butte with an abundance of water
to be brought from the east side of the
main range through tunnel. A large
reservoir will be built above Walkerville
and pipes will be laid all over the city.
Water will be furnished for sewer
flushing and fire purposes free of charge
and the fire plugs, in any number, will be
supplied at the low rate of $40 per month.
This enterprise has somewhat baffled the
Boston and Silves Bow Water companies.
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A NNUAL MEETING THE ANNUAL MEET
ional Bank Of Hslsna, for ths election of direo
tors vii, be held in. ths dirscters' room e I'd
Helszn NstionA hank N1esday, January u, 1871
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Probably within no period Of the history
of Butte has the smoke nuisance been so
great as during the present season. That
this can be abated there is no room for
doubt, the great works at Anaconda being
practical illustration. Not bit of smoke
ever blows into the Smelter City, though
the quantity of ore treated there daily is
greater than the combined tonnage of all
the mills and smelters in Butte. The
smoke arises from heap roasts, where ore
is piled up in heaps and after n fire is
started around them, the sulphur and other
substances to be separated from the ore
burn themselves out and send forth thick
yellowish smoke which, on q calm day
glides through the city, not raising over
twenty feet high. These heap roasts are all
around the south and west sides of the city.
At Anaconda different state of affairs ex-
lists. Where ore requires roasting it is
placed in Breuckner furnaces. Under cover
OF two mammoth iron structures are 100 of
these furnaces. The fumes pass away
through some enormous stacks and never
high, containing three million brick is now
nearing completion.
A man named Hutchinson from Chicago
has undertaken the contract of Kidding
Butte Of its smoke. He is to begin his ex-
periments at the Parrot works. Should he
be successful his reward will be great.
With the deadly fumes abated. Butte would
soon attain population of $4,000 people.
1t is said that the Butte Reduction and Col
orado companies are not inclined to 90 to
any expense in doing away with heap roast
ing but the authorities of the town will
eventually force them to do something.
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the sacrifice that will be made in the prices and
this chiefly convert portion OF
stock into must insist upon selling goods for casn
within 10 days after the first Of January "a big clear
sale and there We will be prepared for large
crowd
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL Is Or le YEARS
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