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The morning call., 1890-07-06

SHEBEEN-M. c. c., Peninsular. Oregon.
"Shebeen" is an Irish word, meaning a
place where spirits and other excisable
liquors are illegally and privately sold.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

THREE COULD WRITE-A. c., San Ra-
fael, Cal. Out of the rwenty-six barons
who signed the Magma Charta three only
could write. The others made their mark
to the document.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view TO aid all seekers after knowledge of gen
eral interest.
Catch questions will not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In this column regard
Ing the reliability or character OF any person or
Firms in this city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers 10 which are In the nature
OF an advertisement, will not be answered
Every inquiry must have the true and full
name oil The sender, as wei as the correct resi-
dence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender will
be treated as IL 1t was not signed, and the
writer need not expect an answer.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

Passed Into English Hands,
The United States Brewery has passed
into the hands of an English syndicate,
Accountant Jenkins having completed his
expert examination. The amount found to
be due has been paid over through the
local Board of Directors. This is the first
of the ten breweries that the Englishmen
have acquired.
5932 want ads. in THE CALL last week.
1t is the only want medium.
M. Garcia killed wild hog near Templeton
on Friday that weighed 600 pounds
The morning call., 1890-07-06

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC GRANTs-D. s.,
Cornville, Ariz. The report must be mistake
that Congress or the Secretary of the In
terror forfeited twenty miles of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroads grants, so as to only
leave said company twenty miles on each
there is any act or order touching the same.
The last act of Congress affecting the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad was that of July
G. 1886, which forfeited all lands adjacent to
the uncompleted portion Of the road. and
this means from San Buenayentura to San
Francisco only.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

No SUCH FRANCuIsE-M. W., City. No
company holds franchise to build cable
hauoh
The morning call., 1890-07-06

THE CALL has the largest circulation
among families. Advertisers appreciate
this fact.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

Branch County Jail in the fiscal year 1873
"a. under Sheriff McKibbin. and made use of
as such until about the Goth of February,
1877, when the House of Correction was
given in charge OF the Sheriff (Matthew
Nunan them, as a relief to the two jails,
both of which we're overcrowded, and when
about 200 prisoners were transferred from
the Broadway and branch jailS.
PUBLICATION AND CoPYRIGHT-H. b.,
City. o. A having sold the article writ
ten by him and received his money. the
magazine which has purchased the same
or the company which publishes the maya
zine, can make what further use it sees fit
of the article, for the simple reason that it
is the owner of the article, to publish it in
the magazine or in book-form or not at all.
or to sell to some one else ~ In the
above case the purchaser is also entitled to
the copyright. (9 If not copyrighted the
author cannot make further use of the
article, for it is not his longer.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

OMNIBUS CABLE COMPANY. c. P.
and NJ. j., City. % The Omnibus Cable
Company has "a franchise for a road on
Brannan street, from Potrero avenue to
Third street" (2) According to its fran
chise the rate of speed shall not exceed
eight miles per hour.
The morning call., 1890-07-06
The Eighth Baldwin Season Be-
gins With Palmer's Company.
QUEENSLAND CAPTAIN SWIFT"

The eighth season Of the Baldwin under the
Hayman management will begin tomorrow even
ing with splendid eclat, graced by the presence
OF the Palmer players in new piece HaddOn
Chambers Captain Swift" the place OF action,
while written by an Australian author and carry
bers las OF late come pretty well 10 the front as
a writer for the stage. Besides the present play
be has already launched another, originally called
1.-The Banquet" now rechrlstened The Ider,"
which Daniel Frohman has arranged to control
in the United States. "Captain Swift" as we
The morning call., 1890-07-06
FIRE RISKS. PREMIUMS.
June 80, 1890.

+. II. HARRIS, President.
JAS. H. WORDEN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this l4th day
OF January, 1890.
jy3 7t HIN. DoHERTY, Notary Public.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

BRANCH COUNTY JAIL-T. D., City.
The old buildings at the corner OF Francisco
and Stockton streets, originally built as
City and County Hospital, were used as
The morning call., 1890-07-06

enribg for many years; Miss Mamie Cr2ddock;
Miss Maud Harrison and Mrs T. j. Phillips,
both Of whom have already made San Fran.
cisco record and one, too, of the most gratifying
lind. As for the lady last named, 10 her case
Age is opportunity no less
Than youth itself, though in another dress,
and as the evening twilight fades away
The sky is filed with stars invisible by day.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

THE MUSES. NINE-C. B. D.. City. The
muses. of mythology were the daughters of
Jupiter Chief among the gods. called also
Jove) and Mnemosyne. They numbered
nine. as follows: Callope muse of epic
poetry; Clio Of history; Erato of amatory
poetry; Thalia of comedy; Melpomene of
tragedy; Terpsichore of dancing; Euterpe
of lyric poetry; Polyhymnia of poetry and
elOquence, and Urania of astronomy.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

Paul NJ. Potter's Farce-Comedy,
Ihs Guy Directory" takes the place OF the
"Oid Homestead" at the New California next
week. We presume The management is sorry TO
part with Denman Thompson's piece, be-
The morning call., 1890-07-06

They had Won very clever man
AT der Inventories,
To see him shust conduct der band
Oats ZOmting5, II You please.
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HOW 1T
Trial or the Men Eng~ged In Tharsaav's
Fres-Gor-AlI Fright.

Trial OF the Men Engaged In Tharshav's
fres-Esr-Au Fight.
The participants i'm Thursdays drink
ing and fighting scrap< were all secured
and a~rrai9ned i'm the police court yester-
day. The evidence in the case went to
show that the gang had been drinking all
day and were pretty drunk about noon.
John Dunn. according tn the evidence Of
some witnesses, WAS the most sohsr man
Of the party. In testifyinR, however. "a
great discrepancy cropped out In his
statements, and h, seemed inclined to
concea the principal facts. Little of the
The other witnesses stated that the man
Dunn had picked up "a chunk of cord
wood and deliberately hit Wallace ON the
Dunn claimed that the stick Of wood was
i'm his way and that he picked il up
and threw it from him with no intention
of hitting any one with II. Dunn also
with u knife. INJECTING the wound i'm his
arm. Ii seems that the fracas was brought
about by wallace's being elected from the
shack early i'm the day; When Wallace
were. pretty drunk. some blows were.
struck i'm the cabin and Wallace used n
knife ON DE Necl AS he was leaving the
place, and after he had been put out Wal
lace threw "a stick of wood through the
window. DE Ncel then came out and
struck Wallace, knocking him down and
kickipg him after he was on the ground.
Wallace lwas hoiioinR. for help when
Dunn hit him i'm the head with a piece of
wood knocking him insensible. II was
thought at first that Wallace was dead hut
was found To he "a drmnken brawi, and
the judge, deciding that one was about as
guilty as the other, imposed q fine of so
and costs upon each. Ed Wallace was
Gratin, Con de Neci and Dunn
paid their fines.
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AT THE GYMNASIUM.
It's Member r. Daily Increasing 10 Muscle
and Agility.

-"
and Agility.
The gymnasium is becoming very poru-
lar these days and its membership il rap
idly increasing. Some excellent gym
nasts have been turned out already. and
several of the older members are becom-
ing genuine athletes. Al the usual exer.
cises last night a reporter
dropped i'm tn see what was going on and
was cordially invited to put OH the gloves.
He looked carefully over the array of
wiry and muscular gymnasts, who were
crowding around and evidently very lie
sirous of getting "a crack at some anna
ts.hr, and regretfully declined, on the
ground that he had IL very bad cold and
would prefer to be an Interested specta-
tor. There was no one in the room except
"a 1~O-year-old hoy with whom he had any
desire To enter the pugilistic arena. Some
highly difficult feats were performed on
tile horizontal bar and rings during the
evening which plainly showed that rapid
progress Is being made and that the i'm
stitution is becoming of marked benefit
to the city.
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BY The COURT
The Senator is immediately te-A rre~ted.
and Declining tn Apply sor Another
writ at Bsaless Corpus. Pro-
ceesls tO Helena.

special Ia the standard.
HELENA, Feb. THE only topic i'm po-
litical circles to-day WAS he arrest of
Senator Becker at Glcndive and the sub
seQuent habcas corpns proceedings at
Miles City. Politicians and Legislators
have done nothing, hut discuss the prob
able outcome Of the case. All are anxio,sly
waiting for news from the new seat OF
war. IL was learned this afternoon that IA
flaw had been found in the writ hut that IL
new writ was in preparation. Ii is he
licvcd 10y the best awyers i'm this city that
the republican senators will fail i'm their
attempt to bring Becker tai the bar of the
senate. Judge Milburn, who is at Miles
City. can delay "a hearing of the ease for
several weeks il be 40 chooses. under
sheriff Parker left for Miles City last
Becker. II is rcportcd this evening that
he had arrived at that point and had re-
arrested Becker and also that another
waiting for news. hut there IL difficulty
with the wires and consequently little in
formation can he maI
and swear that Becker will never go
tn the senate unless hc SD desires. From
all legal opinions that can be had II seems
certain that Becker cannot he brought To
the bar of the senate unless he is Willing.
The republican. senator's were in the
sessions in the morning, in the a~fternoon,
AMI in the evening", but they met only to
Immediately adjourn. The object of this
PROCEDURE was I'D Keep eoIiSttht Nahi
ness for any business. No business was
transacted in the house as IA quorum could
not he found. The r,Imp wadcd through
u few forms and adjourned until to-inor-
row. A few of them went To the the SEN
ate chamber and consulted with the re-
publican senators. There is an anxious
expectancy i'm the political atmosphere
this evening.
L~atcr-Beckcr was discharged from GUS
tody by Judge Milburn this afternoon. but
was immediately rcarrested by Deputy
Sheriff Parker of this city. Becker de-
clined To apply for another writ of liabeas
corpus, hut said that he would return to
Helena with the sheriff.. They left at =
o'clock and are now an their way to this
city. Judge Milburn i'm his discharge
scored Richards action.
All the incidents connected with the de-
parture of the senators and the surprising
tourss, pursued in arresting Becker are
the occasion Of constant talk here. and
feeling il greatly aroused. The senate.
may be- able tn compel the of
members hut there had confesseslly been
no quorum of the senate since the
democrats left town, so that
there il no authority i'm existence To
warrant the pursuit and arrest of any
man. Plans have been perfected here
for "a e. .urse to be pursued il Becker
reaches Helena. IL IL safe tai predict that
he will not appear before the bar of the
senate, although his friends preserve up
tai this time the strictest secrecy regarding
the course they intend tn pursue.
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THE MONTANA LOTTERY.
The FIRST Drawing since the Capital Wa
Placed at 3 . B

The FIRST Drawing since the Capital Was
Placed at 4 lS.OOO.
The Montana Lottery, the capital prize
of which prior to the first of the year was
confined tn ~ nominal amount ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50, opened the new year
10y elevating the first prizeAo the amount
of $15,OOO. The expectations of augmented
reward i'm the event of holding lucky
created renewed interest and i'm
duccd "a corresponding volume of busi-
ness. The first upon. this eri-
ticket containing Nos. 81, 80, as and AZ
drew the first prize of. $4,000, the ticket
ond capital prize OF $4,000. and ticket
containing Nos. II, 63. ~ and rs drew
third capital prize of 5000, held at Ia
coma, Wash. MIR. j. j. Jacobs, the man.
ager. il highly encouraged by the patron
age bestowed upon the lottery and will
cheerfully pay every prize Butte
lMo1t.l Miner. january ~, 1880.
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Dancing school,

Il Gettings still continues
dancing school mt corner of Fourth and
Chestnut streets, and all those desiring tn
catch OH to the latest ami most popular
dances, such AS Conius' waltz, Columbia
and Horke, will ,o well to attend class
day and Thursday evenings of each week.
They are also prepared to furnish music
for balls, parties. etc. Regular social every
Saturday niYht.
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SUcclaI Ia the Standard.
MIssOULA, Feb. THE statement made
i'm n west side paper that the Murphy
wordcn Mercantile was nego-
tiating for the purchase of the Missoula
Mercantile company's business is totally
without One of the members
of the Murphy-W orden firm to-day said tn
the reporter: "The story is
ridiculously false and I desire the STAND
ARD tn say 50. The published report
states that we informed representatives of
the press that we were negotiating for the
purchase. As N matter of fact, no menu
her of our firm ever spoke to any news
paper representative upon the question"
Captain Wyman, deputy revenue COL
lector. is in town ON official business.
A pleasant social dance was held this
evening i'm the parlors of the Florence.
Major Roman has distributed $500 worth
of provisions mong h Flathead In
tlians.
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4 Valuable Library.
the New York Tribune.

FROM Inc New YORK Iripatne.
Earl Spencer's library i'm Althorp
Northamptonshire, Is to he dispersed. IL
comprises one of the finest collections of
rare and curious books i'm England, num-
herring over $1,000 Volumes, of "a quality
and value sufficient, as Dibdin, the king
of bibliophiles. said, to- cause "a ''heart-
warming glow" i'm every man who beheld
them. Among them are unique speci-
mems by Caxton and wynkyn de worde
choicest examples of '''bibliopeRistic''
art-a Mazarian Bible and specimens Of
the finest work from the famous printers
and bookbinders of England and the con
tiuent. Some Of the hest copies of Bu6.-
caccio are to he found OH the shelves,
notably the one h marquis of Blandfortl
paid Sl1 100 for at the RoxburRhe sale,and
at which Lord Spencer subsequently ac-
quircd for the comparatively small sum
Of ~, 200. For n long time the rarer books
were kept at Spencer House. st. James
place, but later they were all ermoved to
Althorp. where they are cared for as zeal
ousiy as h jewels of a library deserve.
The dispersion Of such N collection will
he n memorable event i'm the history of
great libraries.
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Judge. Barrett, wife and child, of Butte.
are guests AT the Montana.
Silvcn Hughes and John II. Toolc re-
turned from Helena yesterday, but Sem
alter Thornton is still at large.
ID. II. Turner and II. B~ranslt,o of t.Pau ;
Ii. r.. Pierce, Of Red Wing. Mimi. and r..
Skinner, of Mill Greek. are among yester-
days arrivals.
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P~HlLIpssURo AFFAIRS.

Topples which People tu hat Part 0T the
COunty Talk About.
Special tai the standard.
PHILIPsBCRG, Feb. "A four-horse
freight team, the property of Dinsmore,
the Granite transfer man, ran away to-day
through the streets of this city, creating q
great excitement and doing considerable
damage both tn themselves and other
property.
Owing tn u break ian the main pine OF
the water the people i'm the
lower portion of the town and i'm Brown
& Wilson addition have been without
water for several days. The service OF
the water company, good at no time dur
ing it's existence. has been aborninable
this winter. A confab yesterday between
Frank ID. Brown and Nj. Kaiser. president
ut the water would have re-
suited I'm u fight had not officers and mli-
tual friends interfercd. They were both
hard to hold. Brown claims tn he perfect
ing the organization of another water
of the trouble.
DC Porter, president OF the Hope Min
ing of st. Louis. arrived here to-
day. As Mr.. Porter politely declined tn
he interviewed this evening nothing as to
the probable outcome of his visit could he
desire of the citizens here that the conn
pany retain as superintendent the present
incumbent, w. w. Adams.
This city 10 badly in need Of better pro-
lection from fire and there is talk of n
citizens meeting i'm the near future for
pany.
George Hammond was reported to he i'm
a dying condition this morbing but il
much better this evening.
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At the

81. Marks church., Episcopal, will hold
service i'm Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
at II a.. nm. and SD p. M. Sunday school at
2:15 y. I'm. Holy communion first sun
day morning of each month and third
Sunday evening. Rev. w. T.. Mes. pas
tor.
Services at 81. Paul's church. Catholic,
at $50 and 1O::D IL. M, and 7:D y. m.
Mass every day at 4 o'clock. This church
is always open. Rev. Father DcSiers,,
pastor.
In the Presbyterian church services are
held AT IL "A. m. and 7:aD y. m. Sunday
school at IL I'D y. m. and Chinese school
AT I I'D p. IN. Meeting of the Y. r.. =. &. T..
at 6::D p. IN. Rev. +. j. Lamont. pastor.
Methodist church, South, services at IL
u. m. aud & y. III. Sunday school at = y.
nm. Rev. =. ID. Barbec, pastor.
Services of the Methodist Episcopal
church will he held i'm the parsonage at
the corner of Oak and Third streets at II
a.. nj. and 7:aD p. m. sunday school at
2:D D. M. Subject for the morning:
.NContinued Exposition of the lords
Prayer" In the evening there will be n
temperance sermon. Rev. Il. Lowry. pas
tor.
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n Might he. Arranged.

From the Washington star.
Mr.. Poor ,ferventlyl-Wm you he
mine?
Miss Rich mot unkindlyl NO, no"
Mr.. Poor ,iuterr,iptingl-Do not say
that my darling. DO not
Miss Rich ,interruptinHl-No I cannot
be yours; but IL you are willing tn bc mine
we might arrange IL.
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Change of Date Of the Masonic sall ans
banquet.

In view of the fact that w~ashington's
birthday falls On Saturday.. and i'm consc-
4uence dancing on that evening could not
we'll extend beyond midnight. the Ma
sonic fraternity have changed the date of
their forthcoming ball and banquet tn the
evening Of Friday. February p.
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Dr. st. JEAN. office

DIR. st. Jeans Office
Will be removed to the Dwyer block, next
to DIR. Leiser's office, on the sth instant.
Al DIR. St. Jean is obliged to make his
visit to st. AIMS hospital Between 30 and
7::O ID. M, his office hours i'm the evening
will be from q 40 to $50.
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An Excellent show.

Richards & Pringle's Minstrel company
delighted II large audience ut Evans
opera house last night. The singing was
especially good and the specially features
were up to the top notch. Billy Kersands,
Gauze, the female impersonator, and Will
HUFF, the harmoniconist, received and de
served storms of applause. The company
Is very strong throughout. The last per
~forrnnnce will be this evening.
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The Sunday school Of the Methodist
concert on Sunday night, February III.
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The next meeting of the members al
the G.. e.. C's will tax place this evening
at the usual time and place. A full at
tendance is desired by the president.
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Subscriptions 10 the Standard c'H bs re
c.;ped at the business office. or at the store c(
Crooked d King, Main street. Advertising
rates eau be learned at the business office,
standard building, corner Of Moia and
Third streets.
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No mails from outside the state were n,
ceived yesterday and il il reported that al
roads are again blockadel.
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Good Advice.

From Life.
..Tm dreadfully upset. said the spilled
milk.
lyon can't be half SO agitated as I am
retorted the Irish question.
"Do as l do" said the door, as he shut
himself up.
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cub with the telegraph wires inter
fered seriously with the STANDARDS news
service last night.
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a sleeping Lion.

From the Youths Companion.
Forty years ago the leader of the New
York bar was George Wood, whose grave
department and habit of closing his eyes
when i'm thought gave him an owlish APP
pearance.
One day a gentleman called IN Daniel
Webster, who had temporarily forsaken
politics and resumed the practice of aw,
TO retain his services i'm u case involving
n large sum of money.
Mr.. Webster, i'm accepting the retainer,
asked what counsel was to oppose him.
"Oh," answered the client, 'he il some
New York lawyer. with n commonplace,
everyday name which j forgot"
"What sort of a looking person In he ?''
"Rather n sleepy-lookinR man,"
AIS his name George Wood:"
"Yes, that's his name."
"Then.'' rejoined Mr.. Webster with eni-
phasis, ''lon't wake him mp"
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Dr. Raleigh of -. Paul's Mcthodist
Episcopal church of Helena, is soon to
lecture i'm this ely for the benefit of the
Methodist Episcopal church here. His
subject will he 'Wanted. n Man."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-08

For anything an the line Of job printing
from "a tady's calling card 10 "a circus poster,
call at the % office.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer i'm
this city il reported by A. Il. Playter,
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: . n. M. %
degrees above: ~ m. ~ degrees above; a
~. m, ~ degrees above;sp. M, ri degrees
above.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
SOS =. M.-from Butte leayes B...s a, s r.
m 80 a, Butte and Garrison-
Leaves Butte at l0:lS A. M. silver HOW Ilas
An, stuart n ~. A. NJ. Connects ai stu;srt
with train which leaves Garrison NJ io:D n. NJ,
a.SO =. Rrtte-Ieayes Butte :;.0
II. M, silver How e:lS r. NJ, stuart 81? U. M.
n AS p. M.-Frum Butte and Garrison l.'axss
butte AT . :O y. NJ, silver Row .H6 !. M,
stuart SAP =. NJ. Connects az stuart Win
Lodge 6;47 =. NJ.
TRAINS DEPART.
a.aO A.. M.-For Garrison stuart s:A n. NJ,
Deer Iaslgc o:33 A. NJ, Garrison AT iosp
A. NJ. Al
silver Row $50 n. NJ, arriving at bntte' i":i"
.r M.-For Garrison Arrives at Stuai
ana. Deer Lodge 4 al, Garrison i::D.
rs n. M.-For Butte stuart mt $40 y. NJ,
silver how 653 =. NJ. arriving In Butte, s'o
z. NJ.
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4 Girl.

From Scraps.
Charles: ~ adore you, Edith, but alas
! am poor. However. 1 have N wealthy
uncle from whom I have expec-"
Edith eagerly : ais he married: ="
Charles: "No. darling."
Edith: Then introslucc me to him,
there's n dear"
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For Rent.

The entire first floor of the Prcuss buils
ing on First street. The rooms are suit;
able for business purposes and the loc:
ton good.