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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
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Dokonczen,e7.
DokOncZenle |

DOkOnCZenle
Me dose ma tenn, oto u.
dali sic ostatecznle ma sad. /
sKarza naszego plerwszego Sc
kretarza o wydanie ksla3ek,
oznakow, 8 pieczeci t. d. ~.
resztu]a owe pszedm.oty Cd
daja takowe do aserwacyl So
doweJ, twierdzac w terminie,
ze to lego, GrAesk. Towarzy-
stWo, on Jest prezesem, lego
ks!4zki t. d. Z nadmieuie-
mem, re Tow. naszego ME
zna, ga-b'ac i chwIejqc SIC
przytem ma nogach obsypany
r6znem1 barwani ma twarzy,
sled2ac p6ltorei godziny ma
krzesle sadowym, a Kryzlego
tysina Cd strachu TAX wielce
sic poclia, Re formalne strugl
wylewala.
JednaI<5e Bog nierychliwy,
ale sprawiedllwy, ME dal swi-
III rogow, DO by bodla! Fra
nus w 9tym terminie process
przegrat nam zas wreczono
natychmiast wszelkle zaaresz-
towane przedmloty do zwrotu
ev. przyznano jstnos6 i wa.
lor Tow. a Uranus teraz
wszelkle koszta p1ac, jak-
kolwiek mimo lego nierzeteI-
noscl W podstepny spos6b ko-
niecznle process wygraG chciaf,
posyfa6 do prywatnego miesz-
kama dotyczacego sedzlego,
krewnego delegate teg6z Sc.
diego z prosba, 0 wydanie
wyroku ia nlekorzYsG nosza.
Bezczelnosc obojga t.. ].
Frauusia i Kryzia doszfa do
tego stopnia, lie a conto IA
szego Tow. W mie)sce ,,bani-
cyl" ktora pod podanemi wa
runkami do skutku NE przy-
szfa, lima sztuke ;,paalcz W
beczc"" odegrall, i wog6!e
bale wyprawiali, a Re sprawl
podczas tego toczyfa sig W sa-
die, musielismy natural ME
spokojnie i cierpliwie jei re-
zultatu odczekac.-
Najlepiej zas smakowaf Fra.
nusiowi Kryziowi p 0 d k o.
e k" DO kasa Tow. o.
gryzafa kosci, a Franus z
Kryziem tepili pc "a plecami
naszemi tuczne gaski | spijali
dobre winko, glaszczac sic DO
tfustych brzuchach i nasmle-
wajqc sic, o lie sic wyrazili. "
giupcow" "a skorke owego
podkoziolka.
Pc ukohczeniu Gu proces65w
zas wyslalismy ma mocy uchwa-
ly og6fu delegacya, skfadajaca
sic z 4rech czfonkow do Fra.
nusla z wezwaniem, O zwrot
Dol. Is samowiadne zabranie
ksiazki finansowej wszeIkich
lnnych Tow. naszemu prey.
uale2acych ksiazekteatrulnych,
"a ktore kasa Tow. wypIacila,
a Uranus takowe nleprawnie
sobie przywfaszcza, lecz beg
skutecznle.- Franus, atoli
oswiadczy1, he Tow, naszego
ME ina Natomiast uda1a sic
owa delegacya rowniez do
Kryzia pc zwr6t zabranej 60
towizny W iloscl okofo Is dol.
a ten W miejsce odpow1edzi
pochwYcll ma wet uderzyt Kill
ka razy )e'lnego z naszych
delegation Il domu swego
wynosic sic kauai.
Sllczne postepowanle Kry-
zla. Ztad nauka, jak ostr6znie
i z uwaga postepowac trzeba
z podobneml odziercainl i o.
s%zustami, ktorzY ME ma ko.
rzysc Tow. lecz jedynie ma swa
wfasna kieszen Towarzystwa
%zak1adaJa i "a cudze pien;adze
u Flegenheimera, lub IL wuii
chulaja i sczycq sic, wYpa-
kowowS1u brgrobr wv,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
W okolicy. Sam pan posessor
2 Mirki "a Pilica przYieadAaf

co FOX 40 nlego q GAIA bryk4
dzieci, a miut ich Bogu die
kowac okolo tuzlna, \ zama-
vial dla ca}el rodz'ny przyo-
d2iewek, Il i Ola siebie kapot-
Ike i czemerke z lepszego suk-
ma. A kiedy pan Master po-
konczyt roboty i odniost do
dworu, to ME obeszlo sic tam
bez napltku i pyzekaski smacz-
neL i bez osobnych darunkow
z spizarki PAM posessorowe).
TAX to lakos sxczescilo sic
poczciwemu panu Macie;owi, i
ludzie powaaali i kochali i TO-
boty zawsZe hulk, w skrzy.
nj spory mleszek przesZano-
wanego grosza. Ale ponosjak
SWAT swlatem, talk szczescia
ma swlecle ME lacno wyszu-
kas>, All iacuiej wyprosjsz i
wymodlisz, a jul }ak zaswieci
odrobinke ]ak slonko z ga
marcowe) chmury, to i pre-
dzeI sic leszcze wymknie, i
juz chyba potem szukaj WAT
ru w polu!...
TAX to j panem Macle-
jem by1o. Mai on prawdac
zonke cnotliwq, dobrq, kocna.
jac4, choc do rany przytoz,
mla} wfasny kaclk Ma starosG
i chleba podostatklem, miaf
szacunek ]udzi, o JUL z robo-
ia jak powiadam to ME mogf
sic bledaczysko opedzl6, ale
co.,. kledy do tego wszyst-
kIego nledostawafo i'm jeszcze
czegos, co rozwesela scia1y
najbiedniejszej chaty, 60 W
na]clezszej piracy spedza tros-
XII z chmurnego czofa i usz.
czesllwia zycie!!.. Bledny Ma
cielsko ME mai dzieci. JUL
dwadziescia i ieden Iatek pre-
zyf z ukochana swoja kobieta,
a CO sic namodlit, co pona-
sprawlal kosciolom ! cerkw1om,
a lie ma msze swiete powyda-
wal, tego by JUL pono mkt
ME zrachowa1!...
Ale wszystko to jakos ME
pomagafo. Pan Bog zna6 Cd.
mowlf JUL i'm tego szczescia,
trzeba sic vice bYlo poboz-
ME pogodziG z VIOLA Jego
przena]swletsza! To tel nieraz
myslaf so51e pan Maclej:
Hal. ME dat mi Pan
bog dZlecl... mech sic wee
dzieje VIOLA Jego przenaJswiet-
sza!... Nam jeszcze sporo silly
zdrowla, dziekowac Bogu
ME jestem kaleka, mann cafe
| zdrowe rece a vice trzeba
pracowac choG ME ma dzieci,
ale ola szczescia ludzi, by choG
odrobine %pamiatke zostawiG 20
sobie ma swiecie! ...-Tak scbie
myslaf poczciwy Maciej i
wtenczas rozjasniaio mu sic
colo, i rece rzezwlej brafv
mu sic do pracy...
Talk to byio dfugi czaa W
dworku pana majstra. Ludzie
zjechali sic 2 robcta Maciej
Jedno wykohczyf, dsugie "a
czyna}, l wciqz PREY robocie z
igfa W reku widziano go "
swojej izdebce "a stolen.
Nastepnego alec lata DIV
ME jakles zmiany pozachodzify
W starym dworku pod sosno-
wynn borklem. Pan Maciej o.
puscit sic i zaniedbywat robo.
ty, jednym powiadat, Re dole
gs ma reke, druglm, BE JUL srra.
cowany to ME dowidza dob
RE, innym, lie chcialby jul 3D.
poczat W spoczynku spedzlc
stare swo]e lata. Alec do sta
rych lat leszcze mu by1o dale
ko; WHO'S ledwo co zaczynal
szpakowacle6, a dziekowaG
Bogu wygladaf by o miodych
latach, swie2o, rumiano ] zdro.
Wo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
S|WuN.
p Q w i q s t L y
TOmka mad styru.

ju& pod Moskalem, ley ME
daleko miasta Radomia iadne
mlasteczko Plllca. Okollca
tam plekna wesoia, by die
VIOLA krakowska. a ln1 Dob
ny poczclwy. i do piracy IA,
1oznY / do tanca ochoczy,
s2c2ery screen otHarta
Ola kszdego chata, lak wszys-
TEX lud nasZ polskl, 3zy to z
mad Nis}y | Warty, pad
Niemna ! WIliN, czy Cd poro-
bow Dnieprowych lub @;eIc-
nych brzego" Wis]y.
Niedaleko 20 miastem ply
ME wspan!aIa rzeka, i zwie
sic tak2e Pillca. HuK taul Ma
mel statkow, cz0ien / cz6jo-
mex, tratw uafadowanych k"
mlegam' ziotel Massey pszeulrz-
kl, Il ma kazde] pp Ail&s A"-
zych fllsak6w prayspiewuIq.
cych sobie swobodno! o. we
soloz tam wesoiu! WszedzY
ma okofo ciebie fale a fale 81
neJ woody, dalej piasczyste
brzegi, a jeszcze daley 5ak o.
ko zajrzy zielone niwy i lany
2ofclutkiego zbo2a CO jero ko-
fysze SODA ! Solysze peinemi
kiosami, jakby pacIorek mi
foslernemu Panu B"gu odma-
wlafo! Pilica piyn,e a p}ynie
dalej, do Wisfy, tratwy g1a-
dziutko przesuwaia SIC poprzej-
rzystej wodzie, | jeno fi,sak
przysplewuje piosenke wesolo,
cd czasu do czasu o1wiv sic
gfos wioslar7a, albo ~ypal,
gdzie kto fuzyi DO dGikle,j
iokiei ptaszyny, a hulk szero-
ko robbie sic 0 wode...
Miasteczko Pllica ley IA
piasNach. Bedzie temu juz 2
CORA trey dziesiatkl lat, gdy
ma wschodnlel stronle cd mas
ia pod olewlelkim sosnowym
borkiem stat maiy i SGhludny
dworeczek. Mieszka] tam pan
Macie] Siwuh, w~iasclciei tego
dworku i kilku gruntow me-
p'asczystej zlemi, pracow1ty
gospodarz a trzeba dodac, Re
i kraWiec ma cate mlasto pier
wszy, a jak wielu mowl1o a i
ia tel powtorze, Re i Ia GAIA
okolice! Bo co to byio paau
Macie]owi uszyc kapote Z 81
wego suhna z podw o)nemi Wy
szywaniami, albo wygotowa6
paradna sukmane ma wesele!
A Juz jak CT oddat sukn1q 2
roboty, tobys sic mel ME
powstydzif pokazaG choGby II
samego pana starosty ma no.
wy rok!... Pan K~alasanty Ku-
kawka, organista tamte]szy,
CO to chodzli zawsze jak vo-
zlwoda ostata1, jak niebora-
czysko DUST sleske i sklada1
biaie rubelki, a przeciea jak
zobaczyl ma Wszystkich Swie-
tych pana Onufrego Kiszke
rzeznika W nowiutenkie] ka-
poole z czarneml frendzlam! i
kutasami, jakiej ma Gale mas.
to mkt ]eszcze ME miat, to
mu sic tylko s;we oczka "a
swlecify, jak to bYwaio zsw-
SIZE 70 mfodu, kiedy sic umiz-
gal dc panny Petroneli. A
gruby rzeznlk zasiadf sobie z
parada " ~pierwszej fawce pod
czas Mszy swleteL usn:ie-
chat sic jeno pogardli we pa
trzac ma zblakowana czemery-
ne ma pana Kalasantego!... Ma
drugi dzien JUL .rano pan
master Siwun siedzial z zalo-
2oremi ma nosie okularaml "a
stolen i krajal giadzlutkle SUI
kienko ma kopote ola pana
organlsty, ktora miala mice
diva razy lyle wyszywan i 0
siedm kutasow wiece) Cd ka.
poty tlustego rZeznlka!... Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
E'rusy EsOYsN1e
Li1zb0rE w M T,oneku r.,

Lidz6ark W M. Lensku zn1sz.
czyf ogieh k1lka stajni a W Gil Ell
stach zabudowania p. Wojskiego
Z Wapierska.
h1ebah ma Warmii. t W po-
niedzla}ek zmarf tn 20 d}uzszych
cierpienlach s. y. "ol"t ,.iemann,
uczeh n~izszcj trvvyi lvN.yg,um Ma
rianum w Pelplinie.
Tlchola. 27go b, m. urmarf
tn pc d}uzszych clerpleniach poczt-
mistrz Karol Zorll, kt6ry tn 27
lat urzedowa1.
7czcao. 1go wrzesnia %zostanie
W Nli}od2dzu otworzona pomocnl-
GA agentura pocztowa po}aczona
2 pszcz6fkam1. DO tel agentury
rzy]aczono: NJ. Mi}obadz, Miesz-
czysn, D2br5wke, ZaJ2czkowo
h2ki D2browsk1e, ~Niszczyiskie /
Tczewskie. - Tutejsze katolickie
Towarzystwo pacholk6w odbylo w
nledzlele sw2 zabawe latowq we
WIS., Pickle. Okolo 200 os6b pole.
chaIo dotamtqd parowcem. Gdy
wracafi, ugrz2zf parowiec ma pias-
l doplero pc dw6ch godzinach
mogf dalej p%fynqc. Niekt6rzy ma
czofnach udall sic do Gorzedzieja
I 2tamt2d wozami wr6cili do Tcze.
wa.
B06oWo. w Wvsoce Wlesen-
waldo W pow. starogardzim jest tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25

Bo6owo. w Wvsoce W1esen-
waldo W pow. starogardzim jest tyI.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
GOING INTO CAMP.
Arrangement Completed for the q. a. II.
-Encampment.

Arrangement Completed for the a. A. u.
Encampment.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, Aug. IAN Is ready for the en-
campment Of the &. A. X. and their
friends, which begins ut the Columbia
gardens tomorrow and continues three
days. This afternoon men nave been
busy putting up tents and all will be in
readiness by the time the veterans get
down there in the morning. Commissary
wagons, laden down with coffee and
beans. have been moving eastward
all day; mules laden with camp
utensils have been ON the move and a
score OF veterans v been ~foraging on
the mountain side for wood. The mar
tial part Of the camp has not becu over
looked n arms have beer sent To the
camp sufficient 10 exterminate n tribe Of
Indians, IL properly used. II has been de-
cided TO hold the camp inside the gardens
instead of outside.
Every effort is being made 10 have the
camp exactly like those the boys used 10
have Ia ,he ''bIoody sixties" Captain
Wyman has promised to s~uperintend the
baking Of the beans and Jerry Gri is
going To make the coffee. He Is n dandy
at IL.
from Anaconda, Missoula, Helena. Boye-
man. Miles City and other places will he
in attendance.
The Patriotic Order OF the Sons 81
America to-day accepted an invitation "a
be present during the encampment.
The veterans and their sons will ~. III
the ground about 10 n. m.
Van Orton's orchestra will be in nj
tendance each evening. None but re-
spectacle people are invited to III,
grounds. II is expected that the firs
Regimental band of Montana will he IL
attendance Sunday evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
THE SLAYER OF DAVIS.
Evans Arraigned In Pelice Cosrt Yestss
day..

Evans AFratgneo ~ rossoe U~e' scs
day.
special C~orrcspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Aug. y.-Interest in the Evans
Davis homicide case has not in the least
abatad "a Gas ov;deuce<l this Afternoon
--h.r A.. r-.,,r,ir.., .r.r,,ras;on "A
- -. - I.d-
sonn Evans was oesose suo
Newkirk. commencement Oh u ncar,ue
was set for 2 O'Clock and long before tnas
time the court room was crowded by .
motley crowd of s~pectators. Some bad
no uarticular interest In the ense and
.h.,. r,...rc. 20. r-,r,,.ad orIv hv n
..e ~ s.sNS,. rr.SInP .;sh.,
nioro,u cus's,S' O,ets .c'v 49,
friends Oh the or anu
weighed upon every word OF testimony
uttered by the witnesses, of whom there
were many,
few minutes before . o'clock Evans
MA. escorted into The court room by ON
cer Swa nson ana nj once became the Gem
Ter OF Attraction. for almost every eve in
she roo,u vas GAZING nj him. Nc took n
scat nj the left end 81 the table in front
Of the i,,doe's bench. Al his riebt sat his
ATTORNEY. hompso Camnbell. while nj
his left Wa Mrs. Evans. and next TO her
his mother. The prisoner has been so
often described that 10 give another de-
~scription OF him would he useless, He
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
THE POLICE
A Report That u Reduction In the Force
Will he Made Causes Much Talk.
spocial Cnrrae,snodauca nj tina Standard

A Report That u Reduction In the Force
Will lie Made Causes Much Talk.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, Aug. lit Is reported that some
Of the aldermen are i'm favor of a reduc-
ton of the police force on the ground OF
economy, claiming, IL is alleged, that the
city is unable 10 bear the heavy expense
of maintaining n force as large as the
present. Whether the report is true or
not, il has caused a great deal Of discus
sion among the people of the city and a
concensus of opinion seems to exist that
such a move would be unwise, especially
in view OF the continued rapid growth OF
the city and h large increase in the
number OF criminals making their head
quarters here.
A majority OF the citizens incline to the
belief. that il any change is made
the direction of IN increase
in the number of patrolmen rather han
a reduction. The suggestion is also Of
fered that a change should he made In the
manner in which the men now do duty.
Instead OF keeping two officers on n
beat, as Is now the custom, the men should
be scattered more SO as to q larger
area OF territory, IL being commended that
with the possible exception of East Park
street, one officer would be sufficient TO
patrol a beat OF two blocks on the princi-
pal streets. In the residence portions
and outskirts of the city, one officer could
cover three or more blocks and afford
the required protection to citizens. As
now managed the entire police force is
concentrated within q territory compos.
ing only n small area of the city, while the
larger part is left without protection what
ever.
Another suggestion is made that a few
officers should he placed on duty in citi-
zens clothes 10 act as detectives, as is lone
in other cities, both East and West. These
officers would prove a great assistance 20
the regular force n do much toward
ferretinR out criminals and securing evil
dence necessary for their conviction.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
MORE KNIVES FLOURISH
Another Slbbils Cass In Z nsadsrTills
Saloon.
Dan Grimes Cuts and siashes Tom
Burt-Orimes 10 Caught After
Chaso and Denies
II All.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. There wal another cut
ting scrape tonight, this time i'm Meader-
vile. About 10 O'Clock this evening, Oar
Grimes WA In the saloon Of Tom Burt
and they engaged In q quarrel. The row
developed into q fight which ended In
Grimes stabbing Burt three times with q
large jack knife. One stab was In the
lower part Of the hack, an
other In the thigh and a third
In the arm. Burt fell I O the floor and
Grimes, on realizing what he had done,
started out of the door and began run
ming over the hills toward the city.
Instead OF giving chase b spectators
notified Deputy Sheriff Maggie Of Meader.
vile. BY the time he arrived Grimes had
gained a long lead and efforts
to catch him were unsuccessful.
Deputy Maggie came TO town n
Deputies Richards and Nichols joined In
the search and soon oil the officers in the
city we're on the watch. Medical assist
ance meanwhile had been obtained for
Burt. His wounds are not considered
likely to prove fatal. The man is weak
from loss of blood but there is thought to
be little doubt of his recovery. Grimes Is
said to have been quite drunka at the time
of b ARRAY. Soon after midnight OF
flcer Wilson found Grimes at the corner
of Park and Main streets. Grimes would
say little except that he was not the man
and knew nothing whatever about this at
fair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
SOUTH BUTTEIS Is WILLING
Residents OF the Thriving Suburb
Want Police and Fire Protec-
ton and Laws That VIII
Improve the Place.

Special Correspondence OF the standard.
Butte, Aug. THE question whether
or not South Butte will be annexed TO this
city is exciting considerable
about town to-day. Mayor Walton was
asked by q STANDARD reporter to-day
what the prospects are for South Butte's
admission aud said:
81 have spent three days In South Butte
and find the feeling very strong down
there in favor OF joining the city. l knew
OF scarcely a single prominent citizen who
was not in favor OF the scheme. | am
confident the thing will go through"
Agood many citizens OF South Butte to-
day expressed themselves in favor Of the
scheme. One OF them said:
There are three reasons why We want
to be n part Of the city. At present we
have no government whatever. There
are no city or town officers whatever, and
no government. In the first place we
need police protection. III two men get
into a fight in front of one of our houses
there is nothing TO prevent them fighting
Il out. They can use language unfit for
the ears of our wives and daughters
and there is nothing 20 prevent them from
using il. All we can do is To
telephone to the sherifr's house. hut il re-
quircs the best part of an hour 90 get a
deputy sheriff down there. and by that
Time the fight is over.
drunkenness, disturbance of the peacc.
vulgar language, etc, are common Of
fences, and there is no one 10 stop II.
What we want is two or three policemen.
and il we were a part OF the city we could
get them. We also need a Justices court
10 try our petty criminal and civil cases
without coming way I'M town with ali o,,r
witnesses.
"In the second Mace we need fire nro-
lection. According IN IN, law The c;tv
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
SAYS IT'S

City Attorney Corbett u Amer the New
Grain Exchange.
Bv the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. City Attorney Corbctt
visited the Western Stock and Grain ex-
change last night and after watching the
a~nnunciator awhile and noting the gen.
eral way in which the concSfn done bust
ness. arrived mt the conclusion that il was
a gambling proposition. Acting on this
belief he notified the city treasurer,
Simon Jacobs, 10 proceed at C to col
lect the necessary license from the outfit.
The notification TO Mr.. Jacobs was ! n
writing and instructed him to proceed
under a section of ordinance No. ~ fixing
the license under which all kinds of gam
bling games and propositions shall pay.
IL IN believed that an attempt to collect
such license will be resisted. in which
event, Mr.. Corbett says, he stands pre-.
pared to fight the matter in the courts and
Is confident of ultimate victory.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.

The silver How Trades and Labor ASSEM-
bly, Starts Out with a Vim.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. THE Silver Bow Trades
and Labor assembly formally organized
tonight at a meeting held at Miners
Union hall. The temporary officer tool
the chair, and credentials were received,
showing twenty-five labor organizations
represented. Among these was the La
dies Protective association, which had
two fair delegates, who proved to
be the best debaters i'm the lot.
Permanent officers were elected as fol-
lows: Chairman, P.J. Hickey; vice presi-
dent, Samuel Mulville; secretary, James
Brown; treasurer, Jem Purcell; sergeant
alarms, p. j. Lanihan. Committees were
appointed on arbitration and boycott and
n special committee was appointed TO see
the city council in regard to Chevig-
ney * Prentice. Ii was reported to
the assembly that the firm is
opposed to employing union labor and the
committee will endeavor TO induce the
council TO make no contract with them
for drawing plans for the city hall. II was
stated Mt the meeting that the firm intends
to get all its work done by Eastern labor.
A grievance was submitted by the stone
masOns and stone cutter against the
Montana Iron works, which. IL was
IeDrtsSuteu WAS employing nOtf-uiiloH IA
bcrcrs. This was referred.
The butchers union presented a grew
anc against Williams& Saville, claiming
that the firm will not employ union labor
n had denounced union men and ap-
piled vile epithets to them. This was re-
ferred TO the boycott committee with in
structions for immediate treat
ment A special committee was
appointed to revise the preamble,
constitution and bylaws with instruc.
tons to leave out politics. In the pream'
BILE the measures suggested are that all
existing beneficial labor laws shall he
rigidily enforced; eight hours shall con.
stitute q days labor; prohibition OF child
child labor under IA years discontinuance
Of the contract system on public works
abolition of contract prison labor; pay
ment of wages weekly with no truck
pay; first lien for workmans wages ;equaI
pay for equal work for both sexes: sani
tary inspection Of mines, factories, dwell
ing and all conditions of labor; abolition
of conspiracy laws, tramp laws and al
| class uriyilaUQs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
To Kent.

Fifty-eight feet frontage for general
nuisance and depreciation Of property for
express wagons, workshop on sidewalk,
while weather permits) and general
dumping grounds for all %nuisances on
south side Of West Broadway. My opera
house, the approach To which can only he
reached by zig-zaR ways, pays only 500 a
year taxes, license for city, county, etc.,
seem TO own the streets and rem out
stands, I want money and therefore wish
10 be in the swim. A special ate will be
given TO all city officials, from the mayor,
city council, city marshal To the keeper of
the dog pound, the lowest bid not neccs-
sarily accepted.
p. S.-No city officials hold property on
West broadway. Signed,
john MACuIRE.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08
ONE A SAYS NO.

And Refuses to vacate the New City Hail
In Time to Suit the Counsel.
BY the Standard's Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. THE city hall COM
mittee this afternoon visited the tenants
of the city property in reference TO their
speedy removal. All but one of the ten
ants agreed to be out by September ], but
couldn't promise to he out by that date.
One Of them declared he would not va
cate before October I. This report will
be submitted to the council tomorrow
night and the counsel will determine
whether the building at that time will
suffice.
II will be necessary to erect a hall of
three stories and q basement before win
ter and IL is doubtful IL this can be done
IL the work OF tearing down cannot begin
until September 10 or October ]. Several
members of the council ore thinking
strongly Of selling this lot and purchasing
a new one i'm West Broadway
The East Broadway lot can
he sold for twice what n
i'm West Broadway will cost. A de
sirable lot has been offered the council
for 5000. II is not so near the center Of
the city as the East Broadway lot but IL IL
the opinion of some OF the aldermen that
il would be better TO build there then to
delay longer.
Another proposition is to build on the
school house lot, but that property Is
pretty high and could not be purchased
my way for several months yet. IL is not
likely that the plan for n city hall made
by Chevigny x Prentice will be approved.
Some are strongly in favor of II while
others are opposed and the probabilities
are hat several plans will be drawn and
submitted before any is adopted.
%. - " D-.-..- r. IN Lg-t. 4