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FOR SALE-LOTS.

City Lots.
EULToN sT.-s2, 5o'-CHoICE LOT, 24x1oo, TO
E 20-foot alley: house 4 rooms. CHARLES
soMERs & CO, alS Wood ST., 6ol9 Penn av.
r lBERTY Av.-Tenth:ward: S. 600; lot 2lxiOO
- feet, to Spring alley; two good brick houses
one each end of the lot: this is a good invest
ment. Q6). See W. A. HEBRON SONS, No.
50 Fourth av. de2-ss-c, 8, 16, 2S+
r or OT-PURCHASERs, SCHENLEY PARK
IL Land Co. are selling best and cheapest lots
delO-5l'
East End Lots.
DAUM GROVE LOTS-4Oxl1O FT.. FOR g, 200
ID elegant improvements: facilities for travel
unsurpassed; excellent neighborhood: Will sell on
ea. Ss4iSF 5s smithnsId ST. n''
d residence locality; it is well improved and
very convenient to the business center: only $50
AZ s3 IGS fT9at for fine lots Bk2MS
O Tor $3.50; also one same size at $500: these
prices are low. BROWN SAINT. 5l2 Smithfleld
street. de23-56-
CQUIRREL HILL-ONE ACRE OF THE FIN
suitable to be subdvded into lots, and sold at
treble the price that It can be bought for IRA NJ.
BURCHF1ELD. l5S Fourth av. de12-S6-D
Q1 sOO.IF SOLD SOON; LOT 9OxlOO FEET,
reasonable payments. (F.) See W. A. HER
del2-s-12 l6 20, % 29F
o75PER FOOT-LOT on NEGLEY AV.. so
cheapest in the market THoS. LIGGETr. II
Diamond ST. de2O-5S-TTsF
or so PER FOOT FRoNT-oN ELLSWORTH
tDl av., Shadyside. 90 feet deep; the choicest
LGGGTT anu cheapest i'' " 'ne deao5sTrs
oOO0-wALNUr ST.. SHADYsIDE, LOT 25x
eDO II; choice neighborhood and very cheap.
THOS. LIGGErT. Il Diamond st. de2o-5S-TTs'
Allegheny Lots.
IRWIN AV.-LOT 25x7o. ONLY 500; PAVED
i St: and within one square of Irwin ay. cars;
good site for cheap house. n. LEGGATE & 50 y,
81 Federal ST.; after January l, 1Os FOURTH AV.
de20-T*
OBSERVATORY HlLL-NEAR THE STARS,
" some choice portions of the earth's surface,
on McCllntock Wilson, Perrysville and Clifton
avs. at moderate prices; with the pure ozone into
ST. After January Jos FOURTH AV. de2o-7l+
DEKRYsVILLE AV.-OPPOSITE WESTERN
L University. three lots 22x70, at $3.50 each:
good place for cheaD house: easy terms. A.
LEGG ATE 4 SON; 81 Federal ST.; after January
l, los FOURTH AV. de2U-1-
Suburban Lots.
VILLA PARK (BRUSHToN) = LOTS 4OXl5o
feet for $500; we will loan M you ,1 money to
build. BROWN & SAINT, 5l2 Smithfeld st.
de16-42-TTSF
oS PER ACRE-s5--A LITTLE MONEY FOR A
tDO great tract of land rich in timber and
minerals, more certainly and rapidly growing in
value than any commodity in reach of the in
yestor; 800 acres under dense growth OF timber
worth many times the cost: promising In iron
on great deveiopnent ne under impetus OF new
outlets projected and building: we are ready to
& to the e. grSTand sSa Penn aA
de23-4i"
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Boarding.

DOARDING-F GENTLEMAN, WIFE
ID and mother: furnished front and back room,
modern house. Address L. p. 3Ss Fifth av.
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The Best 81 90 Kid GIoves-Here for
Christmas Gifts
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Manufacturing Sites.

Manufacturing Sites.
MANUFACTURES SITE A VERY DE-
wi SIRABLE one: 3 acres of beautiful laying
ground, fronting MonOn gahela river, b. K U. and
p. Y. Il Nick. X. KS: Raukins sta. (and
Braddock), price low. (SS). See W. A. HERRON
d SONS. 50 Fourth av. de20-55-1us'
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Farms.

Offices, Desk Room, Etc.
nFF1CES--lN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
" Building. Wood and diamond sts. singly
or in suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. inquire at THE BANK. oc23-49t
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Business Properties.

DRICK HOTEL-IN EASTERN OHIO OF
ID about 90 rooms and fully furnished; bar sales,
600 per year, and other receipts e. 600 per year;
good sized barn, ice house. and all conyenences:
price SIS COO: might take some good real estate in
part pay J. II. STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth
avenue noISF
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mo RENT-sMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR
i might purchaser. between Oakland and
Swissvale must be in good neighborhood; rooms.
Address c, 6, Dispatch Office. de23-4
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Partners.

Partners.
DARTNER-SPECIALP PARTNER TO TAKE
II half interest i'll a very profitable one specially
business; strictly WHOLESALE: cash on delivery;
safest and most profitable business. Address q z,
Dispatch Office. de23-67
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Allegheny Residences.

HOUSE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF
IL ten rooms, with all modern improvements:
rent only 800 per year: No. IS5 Fayetfe, Bid
well ST.: one of the most pleasant locations in
Allegheny; possession any time: lease can be con-
tinued after April. See w. A. HEBRON Il SONS,
so Fourth av. de20-55-Dt
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WATCHES

WATCHES
Beautifully engraved and set with diamonds. a
full showcase of the prettiest cases ever madeS
diamond rings pins and ear rings; studs and
scarf pins; a large stock of rings set with
pearls, rubies and diamonds also plain and en-
graved; everything in silverware from a tea set
to a match box; onyx clocks; gold spectacles
and eye glasses; lowest prices at
WILSON'S, 81 Fourth av, near Market st.
del3TTS
MCKNIGHT VICTOkI.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
LAMPS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, HOSE, ETC.
Special attention given to Natural Gas Fitting.
4l6 S3lITHFIELD ST., PITTSBURG, Pa
Telephone 769. la7-6@TTS
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
i 2 of the county of Allegheny
Tne National Tube Works No 900
Company ct al J.n,ar, soS. t.,
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TO LET.
City Residences.

nWELLINGS-IN ALL PARTS OF THE
~ city and suburbs; send us your name and
address, and we will mail you our rent list regu-
larry until April free oil charge. BLACK q
BAIRD. % Fourth av dei7-e0t
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Hallen & Hart are booked To ~appear..in
this city May Is and Ii in Later On" a
successful and bewitching comedy.
The announcement that Nat {. Good
win is Don TO appear in this city will be
welcome news TO the public. He will APP
pear i'm Anaconda two nights in "A Gold
Mine' and in "The Nominee" There
is no more gifted comedian on
the stage to-day than Mr.. Good
win. He is conspicuous
success in the roles announced FOR this
city, and ID goes without saying that as
large an audience as Anaconda's opera
house can hold will greet him. His nights
in this city are Monday and Tuesday, May
10 aud ~.
The concert 10 he given by the Fisk Ju-
bilee Singers is announced for next Fri
day night. The company is too widely
known and too well established in popu-
lar favor to reed special commentator.
The concert of next Friday will he one of
rare merit and the entertainment deserves
liberal patronage.
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May :, 1880.

Missoula Real Estate Transfers.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, May THE following are
the real estate transfers for the week end.
ing May q:
+. W. Mcconnell, trustee, to L.. f. Men.
age of Minneapolis, Sc. y SEE. IA, and W.
y s.w. u and Sc. IA s.w. a sec. 9, tp. IL,
mr.. 10 W., $4,000.
L. II. Dunkenburg 20 NJ. J. Allison. 10,
3, blk n, town of ~Stevensville, $50.
Y. II. Dunkenburg to NJ. j. Allison. 10,
10, blk 3, Dobbins' add. to Stevensville,
500.
T. S. Woodford ct al to W. NJ. Bickford,
all interest I'm Holman placer claim, 81.
n. p. R.R. Co. to j. II. Higgins. lots 8
and 10, blk ~, RR. add, S125.
j. X. Higgins to Fred j. Taylor, blk ~,
RR. add. siO0.
c. +. SederdoT to w. NJ. Cheney, lots Il
and IA, blk ri, South Missoula, $500.
w. NJ. Cheney to Belle Cheney, lots IL
and IA, blk Dc, South Missoula, 81.
J. +. Clifford ct nj to w. u. Casey. lot Z,
blk Il, Demersville, $50.
w. Y. Casey to David b.. Wilson, lot :,
blk b, Demersville, $50.
j. +. Clifford ct al to John II. Foy, lots 1
and 8, blk 1, Bannister's add. To Demers.
vile, 81.
Joseph w. Shea to Uriah Casey, N. y
n.w. u Sc. 4 NV. a and NV. u ne. IA
sec. -, tip. q, mr.. u W., 500.
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HIGH PRICED ONEv.

4 Ten-Doiiar BilI that Cost u Butte Wo-
man Over Finy Dollars.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. May IA week or ten days ago
Blanche Cadicux was arrested for steal
ing so from Julia Marchcsseau. Both
women were among the witnesses in the
Barricre case, and il was while they were
waiting in the room of the women's de-
partment of the Jail which Marie Rigel is
confined that the theft was committed.
Blanche was arrested aud after a rather
sensational scene the bill was found i'm
her possession. To-day she was tried be-
fore Judge Newkirk on a state charge of
larceny, found guilty and sentenced to
pay n fine of S25 n costs. The entire
amount Of the fine and costs footed up to
S55.45, which Blanche was compelled to
pay, and she did not wen nave the salts
faction of keeping the stolen money, she
being compelled to return the bill.
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WALKERWLLE'S WANTS
No Election For Incorporation viii Be
Held Just NoV..
The Commissioners. Doubtful OF the
Peoples Desire to Become q
City. Will Not Order an
Election.

Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, May THE county commits
sioners did not Ak any date FOR the cleo
lion in w~alkerville, to determine whether
or not a city should be established. The
commissioners reckoned up the cost OF
| the election and IL seemed likely that tile
expense OF the election TO the county
would be between 81, 800 and $1,000. The
commissioners thought the people OF
Walkerville were not very anxious To he
come a city and they believed OF n vote
the proposition would be defeated.
The money seemed to them a
an experiment. The election would
have to be on the Australian sys-
| tenn, booths must be constructed and
registry agents appointed. II was esti-
mated that there are 600 or 700 voters in
the limits OF h proposed new city. In
five persons, but i'm Montana about i to
! 81 or 4 persons is the rule.
The population of the new city, accord
ing to the census just taken, would he
LISA, and out of this II il thought there
are not less than 600 voters. 1t was the
principal reason for the hurry OF Walker
vile to become a city was the fear that
Butte might seize and annex II.
County Clerk Booth said to-day:
"There is no way i'm which Butte can
annex the suburbs except by annulling its
incorporation and re-incorporating or a
vote in which the people OF Walkerville,
Meaderville, etc., will he included. With
the bonds issued by the city IL is hardly
possible for the incorporation TO be done
away with. So there il no prospect of
Walkerville becoming n part Of Butte un-
less il votes to become so."
The commissioners thought the people
Of walkcrville might wait until the fall
election to vote on the proposition to be-
come a city. This would save the cost of
an extra election. No action was taken
however by the board.
The board decided not TO appoint a con.
stable at the present session. There are
eight candidates.
The Curtis 4 Major addition TO Butte
| was regularly approved.
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ERSoNA
May Z. 1880

Sheriff Quigley Of Deer Lodge is i'm
town and will remain until this after
noon.
William NJ. Jack and B. &. Kingsbury
of Butte are guests AT The Montana.
Superintendent Clark Of the Poorman
mine Is in town.
NJ. O'Rourke registered at the Montana
yesterday and wrote ''Missoula'' opposite
his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Baldwin Of Butte
are In the city.
&c. Barlin of Helena, DIR. A. II. Mitch
ell OF Deer Lodge. w. G. Murphy Of Mis-
soula. p. G. Cohn of Chicago aud +. II.
Whitcomb Of New York are among yes
terday's arrivals.
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PONG I.cn,s prnsneriiY.

From the London News.
Interesting details as to the pope's dispo-
sition OF his family property have been
published in an Italian contemporary.
After the death of Cardinal Pecci, the
pope, il is stated, made this disposition in
order that after his death there should be
no lawsuits between his heirs and rela-
tons such as occurred after the death of
Pine Mono, but all should pass in silence
and almost in secrecy. The archives of
the holy office nave also been placed in
a more secure spot. so that there may he
no danger Of the documents therein con.
tanned being lost or even consulted.
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MARSHAL DAUM's PLANS.


He win Insist Upon Cttisens Keeping
Their Premises Clean.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, May 7.-Marshal Daum has en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties in a
manner that promises well for the future.
About his first official act was to make a
tour Of the city and look into the various
instances existing In such large numbers.
He then fortified himself by n thorough
knowledge of the ordinahces relating
thereto 2 began e roGnd; Every
nuisance, was ordered to abate the same
under penalty Of prosecution under the
ordinances governing such cases.
One order he issued will heap
abuse and blessings upon his he
The satisfaction of knowing that the bless.
ings will be in the preponderancc. That
order was To remove all signs, posts, dis
plays of merchandise, piles of boxes, ETC.,
which now obstruct and liter the side
walks OF every business street I'm the city.
What is better. the marshal signifies mis-
intention OF enforcing compliance Of the
order and proposes to give notice only
once. He says that the signs, lamps,
boxes and other like nuisances that have
SO long disgraced the city must 60, and
that at once.
Another matter which is also receiving
iIiS IN tttC ohr ~ tkiC
numerous awnings which hang SO low as
to strike persons walking under them in
the face. The ordinance permitting avn
inRs To be suspended In front of buildings
says they shall not be lower h sever
feet, an ordinance more nor In the
breach than i'm the observance. Swinging
signs, transparencies, ETC., which project
more than two feet across sidewalks, the
limit allowed by ordinance, will nave to
come down or else be reduced in size SO
as to comply with the ordinance permit
ting them. An ordinance Is In existence
which restricts displays Of merchandise
in front Of stores 10 n distance Of two
feet from the fronts of stores, this
also will be enforced to the letter. People
who are compelled to use either side OF
Park street will be particularly grateful
to Marshal Daum II he insists upon a
strict obedience to the mandates Of the
ordinance. At present the sidewalks OF
that street are at times all but impossible
on account of the piles of boxes, old
stoves, crates Of crockery. boxes of fish,
poultry, vegetables, beer kegs and other
goods which are heaped up there like
miniature hills.
The evils above mentioned are only a
few which the marshal says must be re
moved or some one will he made to suffer
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Butte Real Eatate,

BUTTE, May The following trans.
fers were recorded in the Office of the
county clerk since our last report:
James A. Murray to Clementine l..
Bailey for S275, lot 10 i'm block 4, Of Great
Western addition.
Edward w. Beattie to Eugene f. Dona-
hue for $3.50, lots IA, Is and 16 i'm block 0 OF
Silver Bow Park addition.
Noah Armstrong to Mrs. A. A. McKeen
for SEQ, lot 1 i'm block II Of Butte town
site.
w. +. Cobban to Thomas McGuiley for
S175, lot 4 in block IL Of Noyes 4 Up
toms addition.
Thos. Richards to H. w. Shipper for
81, part of Montgomery lode claim.
Edward w. Beattie to Mrs. o. H. Hop
kins for 800, lots 20, y. -, %, i'm block II
of Silver Bow park addition.
Joseph Cooling to Clarence w. Newton
for $500, lot in East Park street, OF
Lizzie lode claim.
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Notice.

Taken from a man supposed TO he a
crook" a saddle, bride and pair of
blankets. The saddle is said To be Of
Oregon make: the bride Is made of
braided calfskin; also one pair OF grey
blankets. The owner of said properly is
requested 10 communicate Immediately
with the Anaconda police.
w. L. MCKINNEY.
ANACONDA, May O, 1880.
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re was Knocked Out.

Special TO the Standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, May 3. 49, Alderman
Dueber was expelled from the city council
at the regular meeting tonight, by "A two
thirds vote of the members. Charges of
bribery had been preferred against Due
Der by Councilman Davidson, and the in
vestigation was n special order of the
meeting tonight.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the Thermometer In
this city is reported by A. T. Piayter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: "a. M, AZ
degrees above; II m. 60 degrees above; 4
d. m, 20 degrees above; 8 p. m, 81 de-
Rrees above.
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A Long-Impending Doom.

From The Chicago Times.
New York Editor ito assistanp-You
may prepare an editorial on the topic
"Tammany Doomed"
Assistant-Curious coincidence! The
first work given me when / came To this
paper was on this identical theme.
Editor-How long ago was that?
Assistant-A little more han twenty
five years ago, sir.
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NJ. ~Ivancovich, proprietor Of the Ana
conda wine house on First street
will to-day commence the retailing o.
liquors i'm connection with n tobacco ant
confectionary business.
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee.

When you wish anything in the line of
watches. jcwelry or silverware you will
find Il at j. Merrill x Co.'S. Their stock
is largely increased in all lines and their
prices correct.
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II Is Coming Soon,

Special to the standard.
WASHINGTON, May Lew Coleman
will undoubtedly be appointed postmaster
of Deer Lodge Tomorrow, although 'Ca-
yuse' Power is understood to have made
some objection to him.
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Mike O'Mara is greatly elated over the
advent of a bright young daughter, born
Tuesday night, and was kept busy yester.
LAY receiving congratulations.
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Paints. oils and window glass at Play
ter's drug store, corner Main and First
streets.
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At a meeting of the Alert hose com
pany held last evening 1t was decided to
give a ball at Evans opera house In the
near future.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Strawberries are O on h market
and retail at IS cent? per box.
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Wanted

At once. experienced and sober barbel
Address Box q, Granite Mont.
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Notice.

All members of the Wolf Tone Guards
are requested 10 meet at the armory in
full dress uniform at z O'Clock tonight.
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From Chatter.
Scientist tin he restaurant) Bring
me n decoction of burnt peas, sweetened
with glucose and lightened with chalk
and water.
Waiter (vo~ciferously) Coffee for
onew
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Peckover has the finest cream candle
I'm the city. Always fresh.
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Con O'Connor has rent I'll the Palace
hotel on Front street, and hereafter the
house will he conducted by Mr.. OConnor.
The Palace Is a fine three story brick
building. and contains large, light and
airy rooms. Mr.. OConnor will conduct
the place in first class style. II will be
formally opened 10 the public on Sunday
morning.
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Grand Central hotel. Meals % cents /;
first-class table board SD per month,
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GUIDE.
ruAfNs ARRIVE.

eos A. M.-rrom Butte-Leayes Butte At $50
sn0 M.-from Butte and Carbon
fS~ves Butte NJ 10 80 A. M, Silver Bow ll0e
E.- stuart n 80. A. n. Connects ~ stunr1
40 p. G.-from B~utte-Leaves Butte 500
N, Silver Bow 5;i6 =. NJ, stuart o:to !; ~.
n a p Garrison-IRayes Garrison
ESQ r. n, Deer Lodge Ga =. M; stuart 80
TRAINS DKPAEr.
asa a. M.-For Garrison-stuart $50 A. M,
nser Lodge esu A. NJ, Garrison NJ 1000
s,So A. M.-For Butte-Stuart ut e:sS A. M,
SILVER Bow 1880 A. M arriving al b"te' 'o'''
400 =. M.-For Butte and Garrison-Arrives
nj stuart sia, Deer Lodge 500, GARRISON S;So'
silver Row 3,l5 +. NJ. Butte 400 i. m.
s,ik p. M.-For ~Butte-Stuart at 7:35 r.. M,
SILVER bow SOS r. NJ, arriving In Butte,
pM
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Finest brands Of wines, liquors and
cigars at Keefe's.
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This IL The original company that devoted over
SlJO,OO Of is earnings to the building OF Fisk
University, that made two wOnd erfully success
fuI tours abroad, the guests Of Kings and Queens
and Prime Minister'S, and that sung by special
invitation for Presidents Grant, Hayes, GARFIELD
and Arthur.
.That music touches-it takes hold. Grown
Prince Of Germany.
..Is'nt II wonderful. ! never heard anything
like t."-t;ladstOne.
EVERY member elected a storm Of applause. :"
Los Angeles Tribune.
"Not classic; not great; simply the heart beat
ing out loud. San Diego Union.
ST1leir music Is enhancing. San Diegan.
.s1he programme was doubled by the encores."
Morning Call, san Francisco.
makes popular Negro Minstrclsy appear thin
and tame."-New York World.
Tickets for sale ut Playters and at Peckover's.
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Oranges from 30 to rs cents per dozen a,
Meals.
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Kcefe sets the grandest free lunch in
Anaconda.
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NEW FREIGHT RATES.

Schedule of Prices From the Atlantic tn
Butte During the
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May "A new summer freight
rate, rail and water from the Atlantic sea.
board to Butte, has gone into effect. The
rate is announced by the Great Northern
railway and Great Northern steamship
lines. All shipments consigned i'm their
care will he forwarded by lake and rail.
Rates established are as follows: New
York to Butte, tirst-class rate So, second
S2.5i, third sos, fourth Sl.6s, fifth Sl.45,
sixth Sl.26. Boston TO Butte, iirst-class
S2.97, second S2.5l, third 81 .0S. fourth Sl.67,
fifth Slab, sixth S1.a. Philadelphia 10
S2!03. fourth sl.66, fifth S1.42, sixth Sl.2i.
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The use of water by private consumers
for street %sprinklinR will not be allowed.
All parties using water for sp~rinkling
lawns will be charged at the rate of one
dollar per month from May LIST to October
LIST for each lot OH which the water is
used. The hours for lawn sprinkling are
from 3 To y n. M, and from 4 10 10 p. m.
No consumer shall supply water Ia
other persons or families except for drink
ing on the premises.
The use of keys not ISSUED by the rom
pany will not he allowed.
Permission must be- obtained from the
c%ompany's Office before water can he used
for building purposes.
For any violations Of the above the
water will be shut of from the premises
without further notice.
ANACONDA WATER Co.
May Z, 1880.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

Insure in the New York Life.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

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