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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

Al the right, tile. iniere . a4.d Ciaim of talcb
Smith OF IN ana 20 twelve ,i2l acres of land,
more or less, sitnated in slippe3rJck township
EatleT county, Pa bounded as follows, to-Nit /.
Dn the north by Henri Arhlaatrr east by
james 4. McQustOn, south by lands uf the
heirs OF j. 4. Bard, west by Margaret Iowun;
mostly cleared under good state of cuitiya-
tion with frame dwelling hOu5c, frame barn
orchard and outDuildings thereon. seized aud
taken execution as the property OF Caleb Smith
at the suit of Asa NJ. Patterson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

Our grocers are paying II for butter, ii
for eggs, 60 for potatoes 25c doz lunches
for rhubarb and onions.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

Latest Patterns in Nobby Pan
falcons,
Light colored or dark, striped or
plaid. Oor So, 81, IS and S. pants
Can't be beat
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30
High Grade Fine Clothing A
Specially,

You want to see our fine tailor
made cntaway, frocks. Prince Albert
and sack suits $l2, SIS, $lS, $40 and
500, all new spring styles and choice
goods.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

We are showing great values in
silks, henriettas, mohairs, challies.
fine dress ging hams and all kinds of
dress goods.
l.. STEIN Il Son.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

Al the right lille. Interest ana claim uf john
W. Higgins or Ia aud to 100 acres oI land more
or less. Ia Allegheny Twp. Butler county, Pa,
bounded as follows to-wit ON the north by
Mercer ana Jioscburg pike, east by samuel Nc
Camey ana nomas McCamey, south by lands
Of the heirs Oh John McCamey. west b. John
GAdsby: mostly cleared and under a good
state OF cultivation with two-story house,
frame barn orchard and oItbullding5 thereon.
Seized ana taken Ia execution the property
Ot John w Higgins, at the suit OF Fannie l..
LdYery Tor use, etc.
IipegaT x AIpDTp utttN 4 h M iUu..
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-30

All the right little interest aud claim of James
B. Thompson uf, IN ANA 20 20 acres OF land
more or less, situated iB cherry twp. Butler
county, Pa, bounced as follows tO-Wlt; Ou the
north by lands formerly uf John Cannon, east
Lt Ben Hucktnberfl, south by William a.
Thompson. west by Mrs. John Han about 40
acres cleared all under fence and a good state
OF cultivation, with tWo-stOTy frame house,
frame barn. orchard and outhuiidluLs tEhTeou.
Seized and taken ia execution ~ the property
OF James 3. THOMPSON, at the SUIT OI Butler
Savings Bank.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

No ICE For Sale-Five thous- and heal of Metino Stock Sheep, For terms address, Lo:k Box I37. r'Iag>tlif, Arizona. tf. | l have n,w started my horse herd. All parties wishing to have horses herIel can do so hy rppIying to 4. c. Morse. Rates one dollar per week. tf Location notices for sale at this office. Ten cents apiece or tehre for twenty five cents. tt
 Ii the railroad from Prescott to Pnenix is built, pri, ate capital should be used.
 Attorney II. J. Miller has moved his office to up stairs ln the kii pat rick building.
 Revival meeting are being held every evening at the Methodist church by the Rev. J. Il. GilI.
 Do you know Abel If so ask him to tell yod hls tea story, he Is always around kllpatrick's store.
 Justice Sanford of Williams, was d welcome visitor to the metropolis this week and paid his respects to this office.
 G. L. Fiell, prosperous farmer of BeilemoLt, made the metropo- lis pleasant visit this week on d purchasing expedition.
 $. B. Hiboins, general manager ot the Arlzo ia Sandstone O., is in town looking after the interests Of his company.
 w. c. Bayless, accompanied by Mesdames E. R and Chas. Bayless. are expected to arrive on to-mor- rows trIin from tie East.
 The Winslow base ball club wants to know whether or not the Flagstatf's will accept their chal- lenge to play for SiOU. District court meets at Prescott one week from Monday. Supreme court meets next Monday at the same place.
 c A. Woods has received the appointment of travelling salesman TOT tIe Singer Sewing Machine O., with headquarters at Flagstaff.
 Hon; E. W. French, of Prescott, was initiated into the mysteries of the order of Sons of Veterans at flagstaf last Wednesday evening.
 Blhbitt Bros, are reftting the old butcher shop on San Francisco Avenue, preparatory to opening a wholesale and retail meat market.
 Rllph H. Cameron and Ed. Whlpple are now in Kansas City spending a few days having gone there with a recent shipment oi cattle.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

By the Audience, Marching throu sh Georgia.
 Address by Judge E. W. French to tho Sons of Veterans Officers, ladies and gentlemen feel houored to pay tribute to our dead, wherever the flag floats. To-Day it Is half mast, the Nations of the world are walking silently to the graves of thrm who lsav9 fought and died for Our country. Every year as we walk to the Cemetry we see one more grave, one more spot of earth that covers q comrade. One by one they leave the ranks. To them we owe the blessings we enjoy, today we cannot realize what they aufferel. 1 would not be a Son of Veteran if l forgot the good the dead soldiers have done, or the gooI the Womln's $ Relief Corps is doing today. Wo- men is the Mnther of Nations. May Gods blessings rest on the womon, and may we cherish the principles of our fathers and moth CTS, and remember with tears the soldiers wko wore the blue and the gray.
 Next in order was Col. Chapman whose remarks were exceedingly appropriate, he said he was an ex- Confederate sol her but he rejaiced with us all on this day, he had the same privilege we all enjoyed if he was a southerner, he could express his opinions, and was free to say that he fought for what he thought was right, there was in his country titles but they are now extinct and the Ameiican ladies who go abroad to purchase title, had better s5ay ut iiome for there are better men ia Ameri'a than in Europe. Thank lng the G A. R. for their cordial invitation he stepped down but NoT out.
 A charming solo by Mrs E W French held the audience for fui y five minutes.
 Very appropriate closing re- marks by commander Rosenbau9h
 Benediction by the Rev. J. II Gill. The procession then proceeded in the f,lio Aing order to the cemetry
 Flagstaff Cornet Dund,
 Grand Army,
 Sons of Veterans
 Cnconino Rifles,
 Citizens,
 After the services at the grave they All proceeded to do justice to splendid dinner given by Uncle Geo. Iioxworth (the officer of the day) at tie Bank Hotel We cannot praise too highly the manner in whi:h Tom CoAlter catered to the wants of the pal titipants he decorated his tlbIe4 beyond description, not only wit flowers but the neceSoaries of the inner man, Uncle George kicked all the chairs back by saying ii you fellows have not got enough" 1 nave
 We have 70 say that we never saw Il more patriotlcIy Ct lsblated dec- oration daJ than the 3Oth day of May 1890.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
ANartado 43

DRDPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP A PIES AT ROAD SrATiON5.- - headquarters Department of Arizona Office of the Chief Quartermaster. Lo, Angeles, California, Aprl $, I89o.- Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will be re eel. ed at rhls office. unul | o'clock A. Nj nr THURSDAY May s. IS91, a 6 opened in mediately thereafter in the pre, ,rnce of bidders. for the furnishing of Fuel. Forage and Water ai Road ot.-tIons m the Department of Arizona to pa,sIng puulIc teams, or detaclments of troops Iurlug the fiscal year in lencrng July I, 1890, and endlng lane B.. IS9G. 5lanK forms for proposals. Containing particulars of the supplies required and instructions to bidders, will be furnished un application to tnIs oLice, or 10 the QuarIci masters at Forts Apache. BcwIe. Grant, Huachuca, Lowell, Mcdowell, Mojave, Thomas and Verde, and SIu Carlos, WhIpPle BIrrlcils ant tucson A. L., and FOIts Bayard, S, ten, Sun ton, UnIon and Wm5aIe, anu santa Fs. x. NJ. The Government reserves the right to reject any CT all buds. A 5. hIMBALL, QIluermAster, U. 5. A., { hlei QuArte:mIster
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
Local Matters.

Militia Men. AttentionI
 Headquarters, Co, "D",)
 list Keg't. N. G A,
 Arizona Territory
 Flagstaff, April 3r, 1890 GEN. ORDERS, No. 2.
 fcu are commanded to meet at Wooc Company's Hall oD Monday eve June ? by order of, HARRY KIsLINGBURY,
 Captain Chief Justice Gooding; delivered tho oration at Prescott yesterday The census enumerators start their labors next Monday morning The Arizona Sandstone Co.,, now run the boarding house at the quarry.
 Postmaster Cook made a short business trip to Winslow the first of the week.
 Judge E. M. Sanford returned to hls home at Prescott last Tues. day afternoon.
 All our attorneys are preparing to attend court which meets at Prescott next Monday.
 Maj. J. B. Thomas came in from his sheep range the first of thi week. He Freiicts a large woo clip this season.
 We were pleased to see Mir. N G. Layton on our streets again thi week, his hand is getting better a. quickly as could be expected con sidering the serious nature of tn, accident. He says it is poor polio, to try to stop buzz saw withou gloves.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
| I'hai:izaEz :i

| 'aaaszaEA 5 That between Fi;es, Catalogue, and Pcddl ITS, ttat !he merchants Cf Flagstaff have pretty rougf tlnie ui II. IL has been 50 Ill my individual case, tt any rate. IL does not seem To make very much difference with the
 majority 0t peo
 Die what You
 sell gods
 al. About five persons ont of forty-fve are good judges of goocs and their value, the other thirty five cont know Very much about them and Ii you snould sell an article away below the real cost 10 the mInu-
 taCturer, It will
 not cause any
 sup -I>e They would think that you were making a great big pruit and Want some article theoWn in. l have known peoble that would put any amount ot confidence Tn what peduler tells ihe.n & very llttle Ill their
 resident mere
 hant. Balance
 of my re
 marks Will he found Tn the Democrat. 1 shall stIli continue to sell:
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
COOPER & DUNCAN.

4 TToaNEYS-AT-BAw.-Will prac. Ntice behind any bar in Fllgstlf. Office in Jas. Vairs building.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
IRRIGATION SURVEYS.
An Increase of the Appropriation for That
Purpose

WAsHISGToN, Aug. 25.-An agreement
has been reached by the suntlry civil bill
conferees upon the paragraph relating to
irrigation and public lands. The conferecs
fixed the appropriation $425,O00. The
$4,000 for additional clerk hire in the
otlice Of the Surveyor General is stricken
out. For the Topographic survey the CON
ferees agreed upon $32J,0O0; one-half Of
this sum is to be expended west of the
Tooth meridian Of longitude. The item
appropriating $120,000 for irrigation survey
is stricken out. The appropriation for en-
craving maps of the survey is increased to
$4,000 On the public land question Il
compromise is reached by repeating so
much Of the laws Of 1888 as provides for
the withdrawal Of the public lands from
entry, occupation and settlement all entries
made in good faith and valid, but said act
shall be recognized and may be perfected
i'll the same manner as if the said law had
not been enacted except that reservoir sites
located or selected shall remain arrrera-
ted and reserved from entry or settlement.
No person shall be permitted hereafter to
acquire title 70 more t.lan $50 acres in the
aggre rate under all the said laws.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

eral and Mechanical Association doesn't
have much Of a Fair, and that what the
New NoRTu-WEsr said last week is pretty
nearly correct at least. We believe, how
ever, that good Fair can be had in Mon
tana. What an immense mineral exhibit
could be had at Helena each year-as
grand rs could be brought together in any
State in the Union. The mechanical ex-
hibit also would be good. But what of the
farmers? While the meetings would nee
essarily perhaps be held little early for
them, they still could make showing
worthy OF any people. Many Of their pro-
ductions could be brought together and
as to fine cattle and draft horses, they
could compete with any country. Montana
should have such a Fair. The people
would patroniZe it. We believe that there
are ten persons who would attend a real
one who would attend Il horse race.
Comparatively there are very few in any
community who attend the races, but I'LL
who could would attend a good Fair. But
i'll order to have Il good Fair the people
must know about it i'll advance. Premium
lists must be distributed broadcast and ex-
hibits invited, and the directors of the
association must devote at least ten min
utcs of their time to the Fair proper, while
the other fifty minutes is taken up with
racing. Perhaps there will then be some
meaning in the name-Montana grcul-
tllral, Mineral and Mechanical Association,
which tile people will appreciate. Now is
as good a time as any to agitatc the gucs-
tion of a Fair, and we are glad the He,wld
is falling in with our ideas.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
THE CENSUS BY STATES.
Montana More Than Trebles Her Population
Within the Last Ten Years, bu, Nevada
Goes Back.

The census Office has finished the count
Of all the schedules III hand, comprising
the returns from all but l2 600 Of the 43 900
and odd districts into which the country
was divided. Tho total population counted
WAS G2,G9G,o55. but it is estimated that the
districts yet to come in will increase the
total 10 Ga, 100000. The latter figure may
be taken as the population Of the United
States July l., subject to variation Of Il few
thousand when the revised and final count
is made. says the Chicago UeruM. This
will not be known for three or four weeks,
probably, AS some Of the districts will be
late in coming in, and in Il number Of cities
recounts are in progress. Approximately
the population of the States of the Union,
arranged according to their relative rank,
as shown in some cases by actual count, in
others by postal card returns, and in others
by careful estimates based on the count
completed, as classed by n member of Su-
DpriutendeDt pO,tcrs staff are as fOllows.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

THAT statesmen, or those who are called
statesmen, sometimes have no broader
patriotism than their own State, and are
governed by the interests of their own
State, and not by that of the whole coun-
try, was illustrated by the action of Sena-
tor Plumb, Of Kansas, in his opposition to
the duty on lead ore. His State, it seems,
has a small trade with Mexico. Some of
the products of Kansas are shipped into
Mexico, and Mexico ships lead ores into
the United States. At the same time Col
orado, Wyoming, Utah, and perhaps others
Of the mining communities, is greater
market for the products of Kansas than
three or four Mexicos could possibly be,
vet to save the little trade which Kansas
has with Mexico, he would sacrifice the
interests of all these mining communities.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
STRIKES GALORE.
THE STATE BOARD OF ARBITRATION
TAKING A HAND.
sALvAToR BREAKS THE RECORD.
The Helena Fair-A Fair Attendancc-The
Pioneers Banquet.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. y, Aug. 2s.-Sal-
vator broke the mile record. Time 1867.
ALBANY, Aug as.-The State Board of
Arbitration has served notice ON the New
York Central and the strikers that it will
begin inquiry into the strike next Tuesday.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-The switchmen in
the employ of the Lake Shore road struck
last night, completely tieing up all bust
ness of the road as far as Chicago is CON
ccrncd.
HELENA, Aug. 2S.lrhc exhibits at the
Fair are few this year. The attendance at
the races is good, but there are not SO
many visitors as usual at fair time in the
city. The local racing association now
presents about the same attractions for
several communities that formerly swarmctl
here fair week. A goodly proportion OF
visitors are from Deer Lodge. There is a
fair attendance of pioneers, who will ban
4uet at the Broadwater this evening.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
GRAND LODGE A, o. U. w.
The Jurisdiction OF Montana Ordered to Be
Created December 3Oth.

At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of
4. 0. L. W.. held in Salt Lake City last
week, there We're present all the Grand
Lodge officers, numbering twelve, and
scventy-two representatives., thirty seven
of whom were from Montana
Representative J. S Hammond of Butte
Lodge No. /, presented the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were refer
red 10 4 committee consisting of Grand
Master Workman Ruick of Idaho, Grand
Foreman Dunn OF Nevada, Past Grand
Master Workmen kinsley and Sullivan of
Montana, Smith of Wyoming, and Copit Of
Utah, who recommended that the same be
adopted:
Rtsolre9, That upon the petition Of a
majority of lodges in Montana, the SUI
premc Master Workman be and is hereby
requested to organize the Grand Lodge Of
Montana, with jurisdiction within the State
of Montana, and when 50 organized it be
set apart rs Il separate jurisdiction, and
that the same be done on the 3Oth day of
December next.
Resoltea, That the Grand Lodge of Mon
tana pay pro rata of all death losses occur
now contested losses whenever the same
shall be paid by the Grand Lodge of Ne
vada; also one-half Of any deficiency there
may be in the general fund upon the date
of organization.
The foregoing resolutions were adopted
by q rising and unanimous vote, amidst
great enthusiasm, and with the utmost har-
mony and good feeling prevailing.
On Saturday the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resozce7, That the Grand Lodge Of Ne
vada at this, almost the final hour of its
deliberations for the year of 1880, desires
to place on record its unqualified regret ut
the loss it suffers upon the withdrawal of
Montana, that has so long shared its disap
pointmrnts and triumphs; that this juris-
dictinn has valued in the past and does
now recognize the personal merits of Il
large number of members from Montana.
who have served with distinction, ability
and benefit to this Grand Lodge and the
order in general, and that words fail to cX-
press our sorrow at bidding them farewell;
but realizing that the good of the order
calls for it, that the progress made in the
northern part Of the jurisdiction demands
it, this Grand Lodge to the energetic broth
ers who are about to assume the responsi
bility of Il Grand Lodge organization, thus
forming another link i'll our lasting chain
of fraternity, extend the parting hand in
true friendship and love, with an earnest
prayer upon its lips that Montana's success
may know no bounds; and although the
last it may not be the least, of so many
brilliant jewels that SO beautifully adorn
the coronet Of our noble order, the peer
less Ancient Order of United Workmen.
After the adoption of this resolution the
Grand Lodge gave three cheers for the
Grand Lodge of Montana.
A committee on laws was appointed, rs
follows: j. W. Kinslcy, Helena, Montana;
N. NJ. Ruick, Idaho; and ]. II. Shaw, Ne
vada. NJ. Morris, of Helena, was made
Deputy Grand Master for Montana and Dr.
J. b. Atchison medical examiner.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

THERE is a move on foot before the
town Council to pass an ordinance to pro-
hibit boys from ''running at large" after
direction. In the first place, boys ought to
be kept at home at night time without re-
gard to any ordinance upon the subject,
but they are not. Large bands Of small
boys are constantly upon the streets and
alleys at late hours of the night, and they
are rapidly Incoming nuisances and pests.
This is the way criminals are mannfac-
tnre,l Something therefore must be done,
and if parents will not exercise their al-
thorty the town Council proposes to act
in the matter,
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

THE Republican primaries to elect dele
gates to the County Convention will be
held at the several precincts next Saturday
week between the hours Of and o'clock
p. M. The County Convention will be held
the following Wednesday, Sept. 10, at II
o'clock a. M, to elect delegates to the State
Convention, which convenes in Butte City
Sept. II. The County Convention will
also probably appoint delegates to a joint
Convention between Beaverhead and Deer
Lodge counties, to nominate candidate
for joint Representative in the Legislature,
there having been tie for that office at the
last election. This Convention, to nomi-
nate joint Representative, will probably
meet in Butte at the time of the Congress
sional Convention.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
pILvER CROWN MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHoLDERs.-Notic
Is hereby given that meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Silver Crown Mining company Will be held at
Its Office. in the town Of Deer Lodge, In Deer Lodge
county Montana, OH Saturday, the llth day Of Octu
Der. 1890 at 10 O'Clock IL. mi.. for tho following pnr
pose, to-Wit
That whereas the stock Of the said Silver Crown
the said company exhausted and III Its present
condition the Trustees Of said company find 1t I'M
possible to prosecute the work of developing the
mines Of the said company and III order to procure
the necessary means it Is necessary to make the
stock Of company owning the said mines usSeSsa-
BILE, which will have to be done by the organization
Of new company and the exchange or the STOCK OF
the present, the Silver Crown Mining company, f0r
the stock OF the new company TO be formed. which
it Is proposed to be by the name Of the New Silver
Crown Mining company. or such other name aS may
be agreed on ut the said meeting NOV to that end
the sud meeting Is called and Will be held, and for
the purpose of voting by tho slld stockholders Of
the said Silver Crown Mining company as to and OH
the proposition Of selling and conveying all Of the
property Of the said Silver Crown Mining company
to the said company to be So organized.
That the mine and mining property which II Is
proposed to sell and dispose Of Is that certain
lode mining claim. situated In Orc Fino mining dis
trict In Deer Lodge county, and known as tho Sill
yer Crown lode mining claim, and tho hoist on the
same, and all improvements on the said mine, and
all OF the property In connection with the same.
Dated August n, 1880.
JOHN W. pEN0IAsE,
r. L. HoRNDROGK,
OWEN LONG,
SAM d. STUART,
Cor. 1NGLEHART,
THOMAS STUART,
Q37t Trustees Of Silver Crown Mining Co.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

the season has closed, and year later he
is compelled to begin again the task of
making himself known. This man White,
who it seems had been actively engaged in
correspondence with number of Senator'S
daughters, had become prominently iden-
titled with Washington society without any
knowledge whatever of his antecedents or
former life. After his downfall, Of course,
all kinds Of stories were circulated about
him, some Of which are probably true, but
shows, however, how easy it is to dupe the
bellies of society in the Capital City of the
Nation. Y.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29

Born Senators Sanders and Power on
Tuesday paid their respects to the sundry
civil appropriation bin, AS agreed to by the
conference committee, whom, they thought
had sacrificed the interests Of the people
of Montana. About the only rctlerming
feature of the work OF the conference WAS
that n settler could get $50 acres Of land
and no more. Senator Sanders wanted the
lands absolutely repealed, without regard
TO the reservation of reservoir sites, and
both Senators objected to the segregation
Of 1,TG2 square miles Of the State for
reservoir sites. But the conference report
3yas agreed to.
The new North-west., 1890-08-29
The Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-An informal
meeting of members of the board Of con
troll and management of the government
exhibit to be made ut the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition was held to-day. An hour
was spent in examination of the law and
in comparison of views with respect to the
best methods of operation, and it was de-
termined the first formal meeting for
organization and to enter upon active work
and preparation will be held next week,
when it is expected representatives of all
branches Of the government will be pres
apf