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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
Butte Real Estate Record.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, March S.-The trans
fcrs were recorded i'm the office of the
county clerk yesterday:
Samuel Mathcr tn William j. Mcnamara
for 1873. lot Il in block ; of Raven quartz
lode.
Angus Mc(iilloery to w. j. Boast for
500, one-half interest i'm the Stanley min
ing claim.
Noise Bcauchamp tn Joseph Pclictier
for $3.50, lot i'm Kcmper addition.
Robert NJ. Cobban to Sarah Hartman
for $500. lot 10 in block q of Ricc's aitli-
ton.
Cornelius u. brennan to Robert NJ. Cob
ban for $SuO, lots ., y and 10 in block =,
lots s, y, ~, IL and X i'm block Il, lots =, d
and q i'm block . of Ricc's addition.
James w. Tripp To James r.. Jacobs. for
SUD, onc-fourth interest in the Silver
Glance lode claim, and onc-half interest
iii the Annie Long claim.
James r.. Jacobs tn Gcorg. H.. Casey,
for $50, .two-thirsis interest in the Annie
Long claim.
George II. Casey to r. L. Mcbride. for
81. one-third interest in the Sinbad claim.
Nj. Meyer tn wm. T.. Parsons. for 500,
lot Is i'm block ~, of Butte ownsitc
Joseph n. Walker to the Alice Gold and
silver Mining Company, FOR 81, quit claim
deed al the Thcsis mining claim.
John Downs to Shame a. WcstergrCn,
for 81, lot I. i'm Taltrot x Jones' addition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
GLITTERS BUT NOT GOLD
Counterfeit Coin In Circulation In
Bntte.
The Police Looking for the '.Rincor
kid." a New Mexico Sharper
--he Has Probably
Oecamped.

by the Standards Spss'ial Wire.
BUTTE. March s.-A man about ; feet {.
inches high. weighing las pounds, with a
stnbby moustachc, swarthy complexion.
with n peculiar squint in his eyes and
about ~ years old, reached his city on
March b. He was recognized i'm town as
the "Rincon Kid from Rincou. New
Mexico. IL is said that he has been pass
ing counterfeit gold pieces i'm Butte. Sew
cral people i'm this city, particularly sa-
loon keepers. have had cOunterfcit bills
passed on them and they all agree tina
the description of the man who passed
tho bad gold corresponds with that
of the "Rincon Kid" A fruit
dealer in East Park street had
a counterfeit 81 piece passed upon him
and ON discovering il started for an ofii-
Ger. Hut the Rincon Kid had tlisap-
pearcd and has not been seen since. Ii j.
said that he has gone Ia spokane. He
came to this city from Boise City. Idaho.
and to that place from Portland. In
Boise City lie was concerned i'm u row
which gave him considerable ~notoricty.
He is said tn have passed his counterfeit
gold i'm Ts,cson, Los Angeles. Pueblo and
a number of other cities. The police ars,
ookinR for him. hut IL is thought ne has
left town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
MIR. Dornis' Position.

To IA. EIstDr az The NfIafGrd.
The l have made TO Marshal
Macarthur. i'm regard to the nuisance i'm the
real of Shernan's undertaking rooms, as
quotcd i'm the of Thursday, are
correct. can prove that the place has
been "a dead house repeatedly. and that
clothing from dead bodies has been
thrown ont from the building. There
was certainly never any stencil there
caused by rotten riggs being thrown olt.
because our firm has all refuse carried
away every few days. II Mr.. Sherman
wishes amy mort. Information about the
place he can come TO me.
lSiYnedl ID. DoH AIS.
Butte. March X.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
HAS NO RECOLLECTION OF 1T.


MIR. Collins Arrested for Passing "a Check
of which He Says He KNOWS Nothing.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. March "a man named j. T..
Collins was arrested to-<lay upon n charge
of passing n worthless check. Collins
came here from the coast, where he is
said To bc well known and respected. Not
long ago Collins spent an evening i'm
Charlie Prcvost's dive on East Park
street. He had some cash and spent il in
IL generous manner buying wine. n
his cash was all gone he is said tai have
produced "a check signed by some person
in Portland for $50 and made payable to
Collins father or bearer. Provost claims
that Collins assured him that the check
was genuine and he cashed IL. Collins
spent about $50 of this money for liquors.
Provost now claims the check Is worth
less. and had Collins arrested to-day.
Collins on the other hand says hc has no
recollection of giving such ~ check tn
the dive keeper. and is sure that he was
made ~ victim of sharp practice ON the
part of Provost and the crowd that hangs
around the place. Collins has agreed tn
refund the money and il he does not do IL
will be prosecuted.
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Josephine. lSisln't show an.

ly the standards special Wire.
Butte, March s.-Hcctor G%oIchcaux,
of the Josephine
Godcbcaux, who was four times arrested
yesterday, was to-day arraigned before
Judge Ncwkirk upon IA charge. of disturb
ing the peace. He pleaded not guilty.
There was no evidence against him and
he was discharged. But his wife Jose
phine was not So fortunate. Four charges
appeared against her of disturbing the
peace and fighting. When the first case
was called the o~hstrcperous Josephine
was not present. and after waiting some
time for her appearance the court declared
her bond forfeited. Immediately after the
order was issued. however, her bondsman
appeared and the ease was allowed to Do.
reopcncd, as Judge Ncwkirk very properly
thought no harm could come Of such "a
course. Upon the request of the bonds
men n plea of guilty was entered To the
first charge. and he paid her fine. She
has not yet been tried upon the other
three charges, but IL il probable when last
night's racket il settled for the b~elligcrcnt
woInan's purse will bc considerably
lightencd.
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To Remain in butte After All.

by the standard special Wire.
BUTTE, March st is likely that the
Madison county family of ten souls will
bc kept i'm Butte after all. That county
charitably sent the paupers tn Butte in n
wagon loaded with provisions. The
family is now occupying "a shak ON Gold
street. The commissioners Of Silver Bow
county had intended to- ship them hack,
hut mt this mornings meeting n represent
alive of "a local charitable organization
prevailed ON the board To let tho family
remain i'm Butte. IL was represented that
il sent hack to Madison county the family
would always remain while in
Butte they might become or
real estate agents in "a few n The
commissioners concluded To keep the
family and send Madison county n bill for
their keeping.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
THE JUCA SALE.
several Good seats Left for Each eft tn,
Three Nighta.

several Coed seats Len for Each at the
Three Nighsa.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March s.-Thc selection of seats
by tine g~uarantors of the Juch Opcrn
company took place this morning result
ing i'm the sale Of S2,5OO worth Of tickets.
General satisfaction was expressed by
every Onc. Good seats were secured and
good humor prevailed throughout the
three hours required tn get through the
selection for the three nights perform
ance. The matinee seats were not for
sale, II being he desire of everyone tn
sell tickets openly tn all for the afternoon
performance on Saturday. The people of
can have equal hancc with
the people Of Butte in .scnr-
nights and nlatin.c, There, are
each night I'm the dress circle and pit, and
about 1S5 seats i'm the balcony. The hal
seats We're well pa~tronixssl to-day ny
society people. in fact il is stated these
seats are the choicest locations i'm the
house. There are also several hoxes still
IlnsOld. The guarantors acted in good
faith and chose seats for themselves only.
The engagement will In, ~ financial sue
cess. Tie gross receipts will amount to
$1,000, which Is satisfactorily, especially
when IL IL taken into account that no
auction sales were permitted. As the
seats will doubtless he taken up very rap
idly after the opening Monday morning IL
might he well for people i'm Anaconda who
desire good seats, to send some one to
this city to select them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

ohm O'Rourke has returned from an
tended trip east.
Hon. G.. u. Blakely. speaker of the house
Representatives, Is i'm the city.
rhe revival meeting mt the Idaho Street
. T.. church will DO continued this week
The new electric light company will
gin to illuminate tho city on March 18th.
The body Of Bessie Walsh, the suicide,
y shipped last evening to n FOR
rial.
Z. G.. Kinney of the Union Pacific
Ice left last night for n weeks vacation
Denver.
alderman McDermott was yesterday
PrninR presented a beautiful, eight
und girl baby.
. K. Murray was discharged from the
unity Jail. yesterday, having served his
m of Is days.
fcrtie Bcckwith has filed an affidavit
annual improvements on the Arctic
i'm i'm the Summit Valley district.
.$fcssrs. Warren. Sargent, and Brownlcc
mt to Anaconda yesterday tO consul
harding the new electric street railway.
lenry Fourier has returned from De-
rville, i'm the Flathcad country, where he
been canvassing for the new Ere nch
per.
N cnry O'Neiil, lately Of san Francisco,
p taken charge of the cloak department
ID. J. Henncssy Mercantile COM
3hy.
ZIESs bNilktle Bpithe vi IL =
rh., has written a letter inquiring AS to
whereabouts of her brother, Henry Is.
estcnhavcn.
he ladies' Of Ruth chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, have arrange for a
W hall March IL.
II. Sachs. who was arrested a few
.ks ago at the Conliquc and taken TO
county Jail, went into n fit yesterday
ernOOn i'm his cell.
----. Al, -.-u
!, are practicing nightly at kessler's
hate apartments. 1t is more that
npkins has n match on hand.
fhe Vienna Ladies' orchestra last EVEN
gave a farewell concert at the Attain
Butte The company will leave to-day
San Francisco.
member of the volunteer fire depart
Mt says that at Friday nights fire they
hose to n fir. plug, when the
department arrived and substituted
own hose for that of the volunteers.
Walter l.. Welsh died at 4:3O o'clock
Iterday morning at h Southern hotel.
I'M Portland five weeks ago. He died
IN inflammation of the bowles. He will
buried this afternoon.
Daniels q Henley, former proprietors of
National Employment Bureau, have
kned an office at % East Park street.
will continue to furnish their patrons
" help. We would be glad tn welcome
lin want of work. We claim to be gem
nen and will treat all who favor us
b n call politely. Daniels & Henley.
fhc following quartz locations were
II yesterday: p. II. Downey, Little
*Arley quartz claim i'm Summit Valley
&rict; Ed. Lambert and A. A. Liskcr,
Stella claim i'm Summit Valley dis
q; Thomas Anderson, Thomas Glenn
Peter Harrington, the Tom Glenn
Inn in the Independence district ;
tdges Williams, the Star placer claim /:
3Arics Richards, the Golden Star placer
ira in Grove gulcn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
swore She Didn't Steal.

BY the standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March Nellie Adams was on
trial to-day in Judge Ncwkirk's court Oh a
charge of grand larceny. Some time z
Hugh Clark, a respectable young man who
roomed at the Silver Lake hotel, had "a
watch stolen from his room. The officers
were notified and after considerable
search found the watch in a pawnsnop
where Nellie Adams had pawned it for S25.
Miss Adams was arrested charged with
stealing the watch. Several witnesses
were examined but no could he
obtained that she had stolen the watch.
The defendant sworc that she had been
given the watch to pawn by n friend
named Paul Stewart. As soon as the girl
got the money she gave il to Stewart and
he skipped out. The Adams girl was dis
charged.
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To Build n Hall.

by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte March S.-The celebration 10y
St. David's club OH Monday night was as
complete u success financially as IL was
socially, and I'm the club il
looking for n proper location for the
building of a hall. The Welsh club will
he a permanent organization and sub
sure to flow in rapidly. The only regret
table circumstance about the celebration
was that Jerry Grifiiths did not appear
with his goat as he had promised to do.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
District Court.

BUTTE. Marrb Sin district court to-day
All Teck, the Chinaman who pleaded
guilty to assault with intent tn commit
murder, was sentenced by Judge McHat-
ton To five years i'm the p~cnitcntiary.
In the matter of the estate Of Peter
Bean, deceased, letters of administration
were granted To James w. Murphy. public
administra or. In the matter of the estate
of John Hendrcw, deceased. George Pas
coe and John L.. Barslcaux were APP
pointed appraisers. An order for the set
Element of the estate of Alice Grono,,i
was made.
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BUTTE. March s.-Articles of incorpora-
ton were filed to-day for the Great Cana
dian Gold 4 Silver Mining d Milling COM
pany. The object OF the company IL tai
buy and sell mining property and to carry
on "a general mining business in Montana
with h-eadquarters at Butte. The capital
stock is placed at s2.50O,OOO. divided into
10000 shares of IS each. The term Of ex-
istence OF thec is % ycars. The
company's mines are in the Lowlands.
Je6eeson county and known as tn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
..Und~r New management

The national employment bureau. No.
50 East broadway. r. NJ. Oppenhcimer.
rents and bills collected, real estate for
sale, houses for rent. mining properties
handled. Reliable help furnished on
short notice. All business promptly and
carefully attended to: contractors orders
respectfully solicited. DO your business
with the old reliable National employment
and collection bureau. No. - East Broad
way. Beet OF references furnished IL
wanted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09

p. ID. SpraGue has fitted up th. Occi-
dental saloon ON East Broadway i'm "A
magnificent manner and now Il IL truly
ne of the ha ndsomest and most convcn-
lent places of the kind in Montana. IL is
furnished in luxurious style. The bar
is provided with the finest LIQUORS and
cigars that money can buy and everything
about the bar looks neat and inviting.
The pariors ara alied up In an inviting
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BUTTE. March s.-Conti. the Italian. was
tried before Judge Eddy to-day on n
charge of malicious mischief. IL was
claimed that lie had turned a ditch SO
that the water would inundatc the prem
Uses of Mrs. Smith, i'm Mcadcrville. The
Judge did not fine Cont. but sentenced
him to pay the costs OF the suit. w. -.
Speer, attorney Tor Cont. appealed tn
the district court.
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The Old story.

he standards Special Wire.
UTE. March s.-Last evening N kcro-
H. explosion took place in b house of
:. Nelson i'm Meadervillc near the Bos-
4 Montana office. Mrs. Nelson had
home to go to the ore One of he
kAren, 4 years old. began pouring kero-
I. into the stove. when the kerosene
Hooded. blowing the car to pieces and
ling fire 10 the girls clothing. The girl
into the street scrcaming. The fire
! put out by Thomas Couch. The
ht arm and legs of the girl were badly
ned.
ook ou, for the Mildred mine. Mahan
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
Visited by Burglar.

ny III" StsSHNSTu = SpPcIHI "UF.
BUTTE. March s-Nfrs. Elizabeth
Walker, a widow, occupies alone a little
randy and fruit store on Lower Arizona
street. A few night. ago burglars en-
deavors.d to broak into her house. but she
discovered them and ordered them off.
This morning she found n part of a key
evidently left by some burglars. Mr..
Walker Is much concerned over the mat
ter.
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Notice.

aniels 4 Henley are in no way COLI
ted with the National employment bu-
". Persons desiring help will please
he their orders where they will receive
ttp and careful attention. All kinds of
y furnished on short notice. T.. NJ.
f,enheimer. National employ
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
Tn. Lone Pine Company.

March ga man III from Dew
3 Flats says that a 1O-stamp mill has
J been completed by the Lone Pine
kapany. A syndicate has been formed.
|und has been obtained and levelcd off
n 4O-stamp mill. The work of erecting
latter win begin soon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09
Schools.

From the i..,>lon Post.
Mrs. We're de We're: Don't you think
that this excitement about sectarian
schools il quite futile? Mrs. Malaprop:
..Indeed I do. boys and girls went To
school together when 1 was q child. and il
il NIL nopscpse 70 nNS that ShcS cap.t Do
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-09

M Hoffman Hotel and
open day and night. The largest and
est restaurant in the city. Private en-
hce leading to private dining rooms. 4
kt Park street, Butte.
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ook out for the Mildred mine. Mahan
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
PUBLICATION NoricE.

First publication Assc8 On. Is14.
The State Of Kansas 10 ii. n. Wtattr. =. q.
Jones ana II. II. kimArclL Won wi'i j-k- notice
that r II. Lockwood AID J. ". Cicu.si.ia as
plaintiffs did On tn g-A Jay oi Echr;'gry 1859, Ei-
ed their petition ia the District Court q Ford
County. Kansas against you, defendants, ard
join with you as yaIr c--lcfenilurs Oliver
Marsh, Clayissa \. Marsh, j H. crawford,
Wyler, AekeTiand q Co.. Eu -Iehlrt. Winning x
20, - y tGura1, Peter smith, Herman Meier.
NJ y. Mar&leg, Mr.. G. Il. o. Elii-, >. :. Mar
Gus and Stephen Fields, 1Fsi--rcc 81 o. Marsh !.
Sugs setting forth Ist H.iFtr Marsh ans. Ci.-is-a
=. Marsh, tfo % SID cefcH-s-ts eT tAe sd dly
Of Nay 1851, cave ;l4ir mortgage 70 s-I :i l-stfs
which aii mortgage T. ro.y o-,., 5y T ii;ilss ca
he ioilo" ing described lands "a Fosd County,
Kansas. io-uit:
The west ouc-hslf OF 5he south We quarter OF
section ), and the IVES: ouc-hali of the northwest
cusrter Of cfior II. H. township - south of
ranee-@j, yea ui tue II principal ule:ijisu Tex
and 1-IlG &c es IN the northeast corner OF the
ncrthTt quarter Of HE s-uiiiT = quarter Of
said section . in srid township aud rlfgel 20 Sc
care the payment Of she sum OF : -, SHOW d.
one PROMISE note Row Owned - p.lI2iiA ANA
referred 10 III sid mort -,i-- .lil praying jgJg-
ment against said Oliver Marsh aae tlariss5 !.
Marsh IN the surt 81 one hundred Sll SHY dollars
nos claimed 90 Re du. auI unpaid, villa interest
thereon al y per cent from tar 2u1 day OF May
l5S!, thar sad Hlo-isiee be force cset, ard inst
said premise may De sold to nsy the judgment GA
said note. and mortgage. SAID petition further
alleges thst the claim OF each OF ti!e defendants.
above named Is ja.des, aiiG infet.0r 10 that OF
plaintiffs.
Now sold defendants are hereby uoiiasd hat
they must arprIr ,.-i an .-er- 1il EeuE1a on or
before the lsth day a. April ., ar s.it petition
will be taken - trIc EaiasJ tac1l and each Cd
them: and iGi;. mont Cor sale, s,auaat and DC
cree forever barring lt-!i oi ans rsai, tide or
interest ia au6 10 s,'i !f=. Ter tt sale there
Of, viii Be rendered "eaiua. llcm, and cr'.e ring
said Hands TO 'lc sold &C. satisfy fHy sru found 10
be due The plaiu.iH upon said notes and Gl0r,-ase
Atrest.l Thos. iahsy,
Finlay & Milton, Clerk District Court.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
Railroad Sparks.

Passenger and freight traffic is on the
increase. The boys are on the go night
and day.
A great many of the men are on the
sick list. Phil Fadel has the la gripp al
so Mark Wickens and Jul Sleeter
Passenger engine 513 has gone to La
Junta shops for general overhauling,
engine, 533, Jas. Campion, takes her
place.
(. Freight engine a. from La Junta, has
been assigned to Dodge division, Mack
Barnhart will run hsr, she is small but
Mack will get there
Engine sprung main rod and piston
at the round house and had to be sent to
the L. Junta shops. Ben Williams and
John Bostwick tool. her up.
Brakeman Gus Guthrie had his three
fingers badly mashed at Cimarron a few
nights ago coupling cars.
Wm. Gerard, formerly of this divis-
len, is now pulling passenger train out of
Portland, Oregon.
John Shaw, son ef Jerry's, win the
horse at the raffie at Coolidge few
nights ago, than completes the team.
Roxy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
ailroads College.


School begins Monday March 81.
Our teacher Mr. Brown resigned his
position in the adjoining district for a
longer term in this district
Mr. Sizelove has few fine cattle fer
sale.
Miss Lula Hale's school at No. 60 will
be out in few weeks.
sIrs Haies and two daughters have
gone to Oregon on a visit.
Mr. Patterson's school at Ford City
closed last THURSDAY. He talks of farm
ing this summer.
Mr. Halss, four mics we,l Of Ford
City, has three fine hogs and sorghum
mill for sale.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
croy,ti1 OF a Big Book.

When Webster's Unabridged was first
published in one volume, it was com
para'Ively small book. Some v-aIs after,
al addition vas made OF 800 pictorial
illustration. H.Fie Of synonyms. aud
into use AeR 4s iater came an CD
liteiy oFs reyisei edition OF larger size,
sifii 1860 liefofi..f Illustrations: ,hen. az
~ IN iutsival ,f.a few years. q bio
:, ahicAl Dictionary Of nearly io.0eo
nai.iss, sud 4 supplement Of nearly 5000
new wards were added; and now there
has come another new and most valuable
addition. Gazetteer of tie World, of
over 25.o00 titles. the work Is now not
only the best dictionary of the words OF
the language, but is biographical die
tionary. Gazetteer OF the world, and a
great many other good and useful things
in its many valuable tables.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
Racket Store.

People are beginning to realize the
significant meaning of Spot Cash. the
manufacturer has more goods made w
than lie has sale for He has bills to
meet, and Spot Cash has clear ring
to him. He thinks not of profit but
raising cash.
Our New York representative is on
hand with the Almighty Dollar, and
the goods are bought at two-tnirds
their value.
Our Dir. Rouss of New York City
has beer obliged to erect building
eclipsing anything in the mercantile
world lS5, 900 square feet of space. IF
there were not something in the Racket
business it would not require it. The
numerous drafts on Mr.. r. for goods,
from his reprcs sntatives from Main to
California, requires force working
night aud day--and the good work goes
on.
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