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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
PEOPLE OF

Andrew Carnegie has made &56, Co., 600
in % years from his rolling mills.
Mr.. Nevarra states with emphasis that
Mary Anderson will not return TO the
stage after marriage.
Nine. Patti. IL is said, has an Unsuitable
appetite for stewed prunes, which she
eats for her complexion.
Roscoe Conkling once said that II Jay
Gould had gone into politics he would
have become the master politician Of this
country.
b. p. Shillabcr Mrs. PartinRton) is
nearly 20 years old, but he still makes a
living writing humorous articles for a
syndicate.
Chapman Coleman. first secretary OF
the American legation Of Berlin, Is en-.
gagged to marry Miss Hendricks, a rich
girl of Frankfort, Ky.
Garibaldi's sons and all IF his surviving
relatives are living In Italy. None OF
them are wealthy, but they have comfort
their c%ountrymcn.
Andrew Carnegie will sail for Scotland
ON May n, according to his present plans,
Mrs. Carnegie will be domiciled at Cluny
Castle, while Mr.. Carnegie attends to bus
mess affairs in London.
Nine. lie Roy, mother Of the Due Il
Abrantes of France, is one of the most i'm.
trepid explorers Of the day. She has now
for some time been i'm the Orient and has
endured many hardships while visiting
Babylon and Nineveh.
Secretary Blaine owns a farm OF 4(
acres near Elizabeth, Pa. He also owns
the coal under 1,10O acres of surrounding
I..I A. nI,tu, n.r,l .ea.l .~,.s - ,hta
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
A New Mining Company.

The latest new corporation whichprom-
ises 10 advance the interests oil the CGur
d'Alene country. and will ultimately he OF
much benefit to Missoula, Is the North
Idaho Mining company, which mas been
incorporated a few days SINCE says the
MissouIian. The incorporates are Col.
John Mccormick, ID. ;. Corbin and'. W.
Allen. The capital stock OF the company
is placed AT $4,000 in shares OF : each
For the present the h~eadquarters OF the
company will be at Spokaie rshs; pul as
road reaches the country where are situ-
ated the mines of the company, the main
office will he removed 10 MISSOURI The
directors named in the articiSs OF moor
poration are John McCormlc,p y, orbin
and j. W. Allen. The Inines oWhed py
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
AT SALE.

Twelve Valuable Mines In the Black Pine
District sold Yesterday.
Special 10 the Standard.
DEER LODGE, May 3.-Twelvc valuable
mining claims, owned by Butcher Broth
ers and situated in the Black Pine min
ing district at Philipsburg, were to-day
sold by sheriif's sale To satisfy a debt.
There were no bidders but Captain Bran
nigan of Butte, who purchased the entire
property for S5,6ss. Amongst the claims
sold we're the Bell Flower, Silver King,
Silver Dale, Viola, Inez. New World and
Last Chance. II is considered by many
who are in n position TO know that any
one of the first three claims mentioned Is
worth more money han Captain Branni-
gan paid for the entire property. Now
that these mines nave fallen into the
hands of men of capital there is reason to
believe that work of developing them will
proceed at once. Captain Brannigan's
business partner. John Caplice of Butte,
is now i'm the East endeavoring to settle
matters in connection with the famous
Spcckled Trout mine at Philipsburg.
Should he he successful, and there is
every reason for supposing that he will,
there will be n big boom i'm mining circles
at Philipsburg the approaching summer
as n vast sum of money will be spent at
once i'm putting the Trout and other mines
purchased by Captain Brannigan to-day
in good running order.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

CHur d'Alene and are chiefly of silyerlead
ore and very rich. During the past
scar the owners have expended sew
eral thousand dollars in clearing the
ledge, driving tunnels, sinking shafts,
etc., and have enough Of ore in sight SO
that q hundred tons a day can be easily
taken out. As soon as better means of
transportation are secured, which will be
when the cutoff line of the n. p. Is built,
a large force of men will he put TO work.
Col. Mccormick is now on the ground
looking after the Improvement, being
made on the properties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
VIVA, Wa. Before Him.

IRON the Chicago Tribune.
"Samantha, I wish ! could break myself of
this ~>laNisl, habit Of >iuoking." said MIR. Chug-
water dcsIairingly. I'D give worlds II ! could
do H."
"would you he guided by my advice, Josiah"'
asked Mrs, Chugwatcr.
"Wlal la you know about such things:" he
demanded"
"Ncycr mind what" she replied, "Will You
promise Ia do exactly what I prcscrilc"'
For how long"
.for about two WEEKS
',Dl. yes" he said listlcssly, "go ahead with
your prescription
Mrs. C~hugwptcr lcft the room and returned In
a moment with "A box of 100 cigars.
Josiah. She said teIderly, II bought those of
a peldl.r for 30 cents and I've been saving them
for you. You will smoke "a of them every day
tn they are all gone"
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SUNDAY. MAY 4, 1880.

The "StGRdard' is the only ne"'slo-
ger this side The range that prints a
Monday morniny eiition. To-m"''o"
morning IL WiW yirc a .faH ucoHnt ~
TIE grant tournament 10 be- cpaducfed
to-day uuier the ouSpices Vhe Butte
Turn TsreiH. The Monddy ofifion ~
the "StGndard' iS deiirored Withouf
.rtra charge 10 ccoyy rey"iar patron ~
Tie pdptT.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
4 Hint To Landlords.

Prom the Texas Siftings.
Departing guest; "Mr. Landlord, my expenses
~ your hotel have been greater than I antici-
Iatel, and rs ! anna little short NJ money You
viii have To wait until I return before I ean
liIuidaic your bill" Landlord "lbou1 bother
yourself about such a triilc. III just make n
memorandum ~ II on the door here until you re-
turn" "liut everybody will read my name
there, and | shall be- scandalized. "Nes, that's
a fact, Tut I can remedy that. Jus, leave your
mrtrimmed oNercoat with me aud III hang II
nn the door over your bill, and nolnly viii ever
SEQ IL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
Spring Poetry.

In the spring the artful angler viii begin tn isll
and lie:
drowning fly,
In the spring well taste wild onions In the gentle
boyinr's milk:
In the spring our wives will clamor for a grand
new snmmer silk.
head:
In the spring our neighbours poultry will destroy
our posy-bed.
In the spring, to save house-cleaning, every one
viii have Ia move;
Ia the spring a young mans fancy lightly turns
Ia tlpurllts of lDNp.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
seen. hut Never Caught.

Ia these fair days when buds put forth
And green the Willows bOugl,
The country lad, who teams aiield
Behind tile laboring pillow.
I,cholds the wild birds living north
And hears the full streams shout,
And dreams Of alder-shaded pool
Where turks that whopping trout
The biggest one within the brook
lie saw last year but didn't hook.
And likewise doth the city chap
The seasons impulse feel.
And oyerhauls his fishing kit
Aud clicks his empty reel:
And ON his stock Of fcathcred lures
He gloats his happy eyes,,
Joints and unjoints his rod and for
Ills " weeks outing signs,
With that srlf-same trout In his thought,
Who's always seen hut never caught.
-fLicUuD Times
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

When you 20 to get your seats for
Thursday nights opera, tell 'em YOU
want seats for don-ke-ho-ta, with the ac'
rent on the 'ho." IL they don't under
stand that, just start in to recite that once
upon a time there was "A gaunt country
gentleman of La Mancha, full Of Castilian
honor and enthusiasm, who -. When
you get that far some n will say ''two
dollars n ticket, please" and there will he
q gencral understanding all round.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
An Old Maids Repartee.
From the Astoran.

The lady was young, aud her school was a dis.
trict school across the river: She WAS drawing n
salary II SO a month. 4 piano tuner WAS travel.
Ing IN that particular district. For several days
he made Intellectual attempts Ia engage the In.
trrcst uf The school mistress. The business of
having the organ tuned She len entirely to her
parents, aud the young exquisite felt as though
he Was left out in the rold, 81 he asked her one
day. "Wly Is II that 80 many school teachers
are old mails"' With perfect sang froid she re-
piled "lIccGiSr We do not care Ia give M n sa
SALARY for q so man."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
PhIlipsburg to Have n Smelter.

Special 10 the standard.
~PHILiPsBuRG, May3.-Thc Combination
Mining and Milling company have started
their diamond drill under the f~oremanship
of Charles Pringy, who has the reputation
of being one of the best diamond drill
runners ia the state. This company re-
Gently sank the Harper shaft deeper i'm
hopes of finding water, and were amply
rewarded by finding it after sinking only
% feet. They have heretofore had tn
haul water to the mine from the mill, a
distance of about one mile. A pump has
been putin and sinking will probably lie
continued for purpose of further develop
ment Of the mine.
Frank J.Wilson is authority for the state
mcnt that Philipsburg Is Ia have a 90 ton
smelter. A number of our leading citizens
and capitalists have signitied their will
ingness to take stock in the concern, and
there is little doubt but hat il will he a
success.
There is every day leaving the Northern
Pacific depot here, from one TO live ear
loads of ore, and an effort will be made to
work il here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

To the contribution generously made,
the people Of this city add their hope and
prayer that the Anaconda contingent will
run faster and hitch quicker than any
rivals on the grounds at Butte and carry
off the prize.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

One hundred and iifty thousand dollars
worth of Butte's public building gotout Of
the committee and fairly on its feet in
the house yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

From iarprr's Weekly.
ibid you see that car horse shy when ]
signaled 10 the driver
"les. You said Hay and IL scared
the horse
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

II becomes the duty OF the Inter Noun
tain frequently To inform the east side
that Butte is in for the capital. And let
no east side contemporary forget il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May \. Lexington made "A
double shipment of bullion via American
express and another of 10 bars 10y way of
the Pacific. The acknowledgements value
of both shipments was Sii, 70i.
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Shipments for the Week.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

By the Standard's Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 3.-Bullion shipments for
the week ending to-day for some reason
were not up to the regular weekly aver
age. With the marked advance in the
price OF the silver, the actual value of the
shipments, however, aggregated fully as
much as that OF many heavier shipments
made while the white metal was away
down to low water mark. Following are
the shipments as reported by the express
companies up TO this evening:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

PARTS, oils and window glass at Play
rer's drug store, corner Main and First
streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

Silver stays In the swim. The Repub.
lean senators are at odds about II.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

At noon tomorrow this city begins
a new fiscal year. For twelve months
10 come il will cost S23,59D.0 to run
the town, and that is the amount of
the budget voted last evening by the
city council. This total is hardly In
excess of the sum which the city has
been obliged tn spend during the year
now closing. Ii certainly does not
seem ~extrayagant, especially when ac-
count Is taken of the fact that il is
proposed to spend 5000 for highway
improvement. i'm continuation of the
work which has already been carried
forward with satisfactory results.
Taking il all in all, Anaconda gets the
worth of its money. II has Il perfect
water-supply service. II is the best
lighted town in the Northwest, its fire
department is efficient, its police patrol
excellent. Real estate here is as good
as the gold and a profitable investment
for every man who ever bought a rod
of it, and during the life of the town
the people have new had cause Ia
complain of neglect or remissness on
the part of any city officer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04

Ii is rs true of opera AS of spring
showers. or of accidents or a run Of
luck-'it never rains but il pours.'
Opera has reached n condition in Butte
which may be declared TO be epidemic.
Last week a troupe, which really mer-
tied better support than Butte gave,
held the boards. beginning to-mor'
row, six nights out of the coming seven
are wholly given mp To music. Butte
has both the needed musical taste and
the necessary bank account To make
the entire week a success for the visit
ing organizations. "Erminie" and the
Black Hussar" are gems in their way
and, if the Aronson people on the road
are in any sense representative of the
New York organization, the presenta.
tion will be capital. AS for the "l'os.
tonians," they need no word of com
mendation. The company is made M
of people who are rs noted for arts
tic achievement Oh the stage rs the,
are famous for good fellowship in clul
or drawing room.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20

Mr.. Richard Myers, son of Mr..
Newton Myers, of this county, and a
brother of Mrs. w. w. Fairbanks OF
this place, died in Texas on Thurs.
day the 18th inst, of typhoid fever.
The City School had very en-
tertaining program ofpublic exercises
today (Friday,) after which school
closed for a weeks holiday. The
bell will not tap for books again un>
til Monday morning, Dec. Goth.
An advertisement appears in our
columns today of particular interest
to holders of lots in the new ceme-
terry. Every one interested should
read the advertisement and give the
matter immediate attention.
Mr.. Richard Reader and Miss
Callie Huntley were married while
sitting in their buggy, on Sparta
Street, last Sunday morning,by Elder
H. L. Walling. The happy couple
were rendered a most enthusiastic
charivari over in the factory settle
meat on Monday night.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
MEAD g. De BARD.

"A more appropriate Christmas
present for your wife, mother or sis
ter cannot be found than the New
Dixie Cook Book. Copies can be OBJ
tanned at the STANDARD Office.
d. o. Jenkins Christmas stock
of candies embraces everything in
that line from plain stick to the finest
French mixtures. You will find just
what you are looking for there.
Oranges, lemons, raisins, figs,
prunes, cOcoanuts, citron, nuts of all
kind, oysters, sardines, flavOring ex-
tracts, cheese, chocolate, canned
fruits and vegetables, and everything
nice for Christmas at Smartt's.
Mr.. S. NJ. Gibson, who has been
with the Tennessee Wooden Mills for
a number of years, has made an en-
gagement to travel next year for
new grocery house of Nashville,
Messrs. Jackson, Matthews & Harris.
Mr.. Gibson leaves for Nashville
Christmas day TO be initiated into his
new line.
. Subscribe for the STANDARD. $l.OO.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue of an order OF sale to me d.
ID rected, from the Circuit Court of War.
rem County, will offer for sale, for Cash, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 10th, 1891,
the undivided interest of B. F. Capshaw in
q certain tract OF land lying in the 18th civil
district of Warren County, Tenn, bounded
MS follows: On the North by Capshaw,
South by o. D. Green, East by j. NJ. Green,
and West by c. NJ. Sullivan. Levied on
and to be sold as the property of B. F, Cap.
shaw TO satisfy judgement in the hands of
the Circuit Court Clerk of Warren County
in favor of the State of Tennessee. This
Dec. 18th, 1880.
l.. RHEAY, Sheriff,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
TOWN Topics

-JeWelry OF every description, and
at reasonable prices, at j. G. M. Ross
& Sons.
Malaga Grapes at D. L. Browns.
Fine Cranberries at D. o. Jen>
kins'.
Wood and tin toys of all kinds at
Smartt's.
Give your order for Christmas
cakes to the Bakery.
The merchants have had a lively
holiday trade this week.
Have you seen the handsome
dress goods at Jones Bros
Mr.. Robt. Mauzey and wife, of
Jasper, were here Monday.
Faulkner & Son keep nice line
of Gents Jersey Overshirts.
Mr.. J. S. Cooper of Quebeck, was
here on business Thursday.
Enough snow fell here Tuesday
night to whiten the ground.
The STANDARD will make its
appearance next week as usual.
"A choice line of Christmas can
dies can be found at the Bakery.
--Overcoats cheap to close out by
the holidays. J. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
Mr.. b. M. Atkinson is at home to
spend the holidays with his family.
See our line of Jewelry before
buying. JIG. M. Ross & Son.
Holiday goods must go at some
price. RITCHEY & BosTICK.
-Evaporated California Apricots,
Peaches, and Prunes at the Bakery,
Stroud & Co., shipped a car load
of mules to Selma, Ala, last Tues,
day.
MIR. John B. Biles went to Allan.
ia last Monday with car load o.
mules.
-Velocipedes, doll buggies, and
wagons of all kinds and prices al
Smartt's.
For the choicest oranges, cocoa
nuts, raisins, nuts, etc, call on d. O
Jenkins.
"A large line of picture frames
just received by w. S, Lively & Co.
this week.
"A full line of Fireworks at Smart
& Co.'S, Fire Crackers, Roman Can
dies, etc.
Everything good to eat fol-
Christmas will be found at d. O
Jenkins.
Choice Crystalized Fruits at d
l.. Browns, the rarest delicacies o
the season.
Smart keeps everything YOU
need for Christmas baking, and de
livers free.
See j. c. M, Ross & Sons TIVE
show cases of beautiful Muffiers anC
Handkerchief.
Miss Sallie Faulkner left Wed
nesday for Alabama, to visit friend
for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. S. Roscoe of Walling wa
in McMinnville shopping for da!
or two this week.
-Muffiers of every description
suitable for Christmas presents at j
G. M. Ross q Sons.
Mr.. l. II. Countiss and famil.
moved out to their country home a
Increase Thursday.
Mr.. Ed. Atkinson, a knight O
the road, is here TO spend the holi
days with his parents.
"A number of lodges, clubs, etc.
Of McMinnville have special cal
meetings tonight (Friday.)
"A beautiful assortment of Ladies
Pins in our line of Jewelry.
j. G. M. Ross & Son.
Prices reduced on all plush good
in order to close out our holida
stock. RITCHEY d BOSTICK.
See our line of Muff1ers an
Handkerchiefs before buying.
JIG. NJ. Ross & Son.
d. o. Jenkins has a nice line {
lamps, glass and queensware. Som
pretty goods for Christmas gifts.
Jones Bros have a nice line {
Christmas candies, oranges, and othe
goods suitable for the holidays.
-Kraut, barrel pickles, hominy
grits, oat meal, and everything goo
to eat at Smartt's. Free delivery.
The postoffice will be closed o
!
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
>1A GOOD DEAL,b~

Having bought the entire stock of goods belonging the
Blue Spring Grange Cooperative Co., at bargain for cash.
we are enabled give customers good bargains Come
in and see yourselves Bring your spare change and pro-
duce -
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
Receivers Sale Of Stock
Of Goods.

HAVING been appointed Receiver to
/! wind up the partnership of DeBard &
Co., formerly Cardwell & Co., will sell to
the highest bidder at the store door at
Saellsford, Warren County, Tenn, on
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-20
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 1890,

AT o'clock, p. M, the stock of goods and
fixtures belonging to said firm, consisting of
Dry Goods Clothing Boots and Shoes, Gro.
ceries. Hardware and such other articles as
aIe kept in country stores. Said stock of
goods will be sold as a whole.
TERMS or SALE-On o credit of lOmonths.
Note and good security bearing interest will
he required, with option of purchaser to pay
cash less per cent Off reserve the right
to reject any and all bids All persons in-
dchted to said firm are notified to come for.
ward and make settlement in next 30 days.
This December f'h, 1870
!. c. BlLES, Receiver.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
LOTS OF WATER.
Hawthorne Likely to Have a Fire
Department..

For some time past the Southern
Development Company has been ne.
gotating with the MI. Cory Company
for the purchase of the latters interests
in this county, and last week the sale
was made. 1t includes large tract
of timber land, a quantity of pipe and
the title to the water in Cory canyon.
The purchase of this properly-cs-
pecially the wster-is likely TO prove
of great value to the citizens of Hsw.
thorne. We are Informed that Super.
intendent Laws said that if the people
of Hawthorne would raise money
enough to buy hose cart and 1000
feet Of hose, and the necessary tools,
such as spsnners, wrenches, ladders,
axes, etc.-the Development Company
would build series of large tanks
from Cory Canyon and lay six-inch
main through our principal street, and
would also place fire plugs at con.
venient distances along the street, and
furnish water for fire purposes free.
A line of hose 900 feet long would
reach from ths main street to any
building lying east or west.
We believe our people will see the
great advantage of accepting the offer
of the company. AT present we have
no protection from fire, and we have
thus far been extremely fortunate in
escaping. If fire should occur in
any business house in town, there
would be no possibility Of saving the
balance of the town, for the water
supply is barely sufficient for present
purposes, and would DO utterly useless
for extinguishing fires.
1t is said that under the proposed
new system a stream can be thrown
100 feet high. That would be sufii.
cient to deluge any house in town.
Insurance rates are oulrageously
high, and we are assured that re.
duclion of at least three and half per
cent. would be made if there was any
protection from fire.
This ia matter certainly worth the
consideration OF our people, and we
would suggest that they call 8 public
meeting and discuss the question.
One business man last week agreed
to subscribe $3.50 toward the purchase
oil fire apparatus. and three others who
were present offered $50 each.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
a Blind Mechanic.

John B Herreshof of Bristol, R. L.,
the head of n large ship building arm,
lost his sight when fifteen years old,
and for forty-dve years has been Aft
active business man despite this in.
firmly. He decides financial ,quer.
tons, superintends hundreds Of work.
men. visits every corner of the ship
yards, understands model by feeling
it, orders alterations and i'm provence n Il
in construction, and has built soms OF
the famous American yachts.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
For Sheriff.

Sam WATSON of Candelatia pro-
claims in to-day's paper that he is a
candidate for Sheriff Of Esmeralda
county, subject to the decision of the
Republican County Convention. Sam
is now and always was a staunch Re-
publican, and he stands A with the
voters. He says he wants the office,
and will do his best TO get il, but if be
is not successful in the Convention he
will do his hest for the party nominee.
He is In every way qualified for the
position, and his fellow miners in Can
delaria will stand by him 10 man.