davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-07-17

range i2 2,.......,.,.,.,.,... IL on
W T, ne qr Of aec l5,
twp ~ range ~ .......,....... IL OT
Hamilton Samuel, half Of me- Qr
aud half OF 50 qr Of sec 8, twp
20, range iO..t..,............,, Is 81
Hannk, john, lot ~, blk D Drum.
hellers add to Medical Lake. % ~
Harrison. William, half of SO or
ot sec III, twp u, range ~ ,..t. 3S
: VI, ne qr of sec & twp
%, range iOi half Of sec o, twp
~, range 40 ..................,' i2 81
Harris. Harry, lots ~ and "a, blk
o. Chandlers add to spokane
Fails s,.'.,...,......... 70 70
Harris q r,oadn,,r Io,s If and 4,
blk3 sonih IIi"hinnd pars addi,
tlon to Snnkane Falls a,
ttarr,. H. ~ t., hi,, 4. g.,
naii,o.d IA =, 10 ~ Thn,o, az" ''' l" 20
Hi. ell, ,,,. ,ant . ,,t. ,a
Chenev' 'O'' ""N - ''N w. an
Harris < M W hnif Of Sc ar sbolf
of ne nr and no ar - ar ol
sec IL, twp %, range q; lot /,
blk 30, and lots 3, | and o. blk
81, Isl Railroad add to cncney. 45l2
Iiardesty, Mrs, lot ., blk o Hal.
lett & Lefeyro's add to Medical
Lake q q
Iiemenwav. A lots 4 bnnd a blk
oT ka,iinnnis add In srolanc
Falls ',.,,.,.,..,-r,' ass
Hcnder,on. q M no or Of soc "A
tv,n 5i -, ia ~ " -
,,Ih '""so II
ho-''cth, ~ r. ne pr oi sec - Twp
-, range ~ t,t,''...,''.'.'.... 10 ~
hIp "a S,a,,o,rs "dd - SnoLonn I'll
Il ulls 90 ,ss.sssss. ..s......s.r. u VI
hSi1c,N "Sorge. lpts ana . DIX
''is =, - . al-' pr =, Mdu-
aud TO Medical Lake; lot 3, blk
N.j ualieu he'e'rv anu 70
netaes nJI N ~ gho,,. ~ w. o,N =
50 10 II and - bIk 10 ia ana
lots - a 10 and If hiL ii
Ran,e's all ,o aTcrny YIN ~ 9, so
nan I.e n 40 foot nr o,ch orio,s
7ani x bik q MoIirai Iaps IN IN
HAL. ,,a".. tf -, -
"5%Eyy, nr oi ~ Mn,y W. ~ H. .s,, mn si @ anu sw
range % y ''.''-.''' ~ 'se 90 '"P 80 IL 60
uinc Chri. Io,ti mn. lido !"
kSnIn,a, I odd H ,o ] uG
FaIIs IN on
HotI,,,, A. II,.,a.,. -, -
cinnins n, snn, n nnsn .uoe w
So ar ~ ssc aS ,xu SS " w a.
'roncn uue iUehnlns 70 mound
VI s'gmgs tInains, wlOchnln',
Nu"His' hIso ucElhhlni Nv no
.oIneI OF w or OF sali scci
p .lchce ioo ieol 20 ieet, lOO
Iye', 80 leet 70 place OF begin
ming, being about I /. acres, blk
~, Bellevue add to Spokane
ru's '.''.'.'.'. '......,.....,. " 10
Hofhlne, Frances, lot I, blk 20,
Hcath's2d add TO Spokane Fails 8 IS
Homer, lnGcbriglt NV qr of sec
ls, twp %, range a ..'.. .... 10 s'
Hopper, Ernest, sw or OF sec 0,
Twp y. range u 5 half OF sec |,
twp p. range 40 ..........".... 90 Sd
Houck, L. u lot /, blk %, Can
, 1890-07-17

~.
Dale, \ A, lots 3 and 4, blk 80,
Mountain View add to Spo-
kane Falls. 10 4,
Daniels, r 4, north GixiI feet
front on Main street. IN north.
west corner OF lot 4. blk 10, Of
Spokane Fails; north 10 feet OF
lot 0, blk Ii, OF Spokane Falls;
tract of land north of and adj.
joining blks u mud T. Aber.
ncthy's add to Spokane Fails;
III feet north and south by ~
lcet east anu west lot ~ blk
10, NeltlctOns LIST add 10 SpO.
kane Falls; lot 4, blk 81. X Il
add to Spokane Falls ......... $40 OF
Daniels, - I, blk Is lieath's it
add to Spokane Falls ........ o2 %
Dance, A a, lot II, blk =, IIayer.
males add to Spokane Falls;
lot 3, Ross Park ,.,............ 240 81
Dart, q 4, south half northeast
qr less right Of way OF \ l. r Il,
of sec 7, twp 20, range a; north.
east or of sec q. twp -, range a;
north half southwest ar and
west half northwest or OF sec
lots 3 and o. blk 4, Aber.
nothy's add to Spokane
Fails; lot IT, blk |, to Rock
iord .'.'.. .,..,.......... 20 OF
Dart Bros lots and .. block 9,
jenkins add TO Spokane Falls;
lots 4. and @ blk s. Mountain
View add To Spokane Falls ... SO o,
Davis, q II, southeast Or of sec Il,
twp2 range a ii,.........,.,.' % IL
Davis, X + W half Riverview
add to Spokane Falls ...... Is ~
Davis, A l.. lots 3 aud o. blk Q
Itau .l..la. "A
Falls; blk 5, Ross Park -. a3l 4.
Davie, Vim, lot . blk Q stafiord's
add to Spokane Falls s....,,,. %,
Dclong, y NJ, lot 10, blk o.
Heaths % add to Spokane
falIs. ..,,.,.t.,......., o IS
Demcrchunt, John, lot "A, blk 5.
Rockford ...... ...... al
Demcrchant, Jenny, lot I3, blkIs,
Rockford ......'.......'. Q q.
Dempsey, } ", lott II, blk 2 Wad,.
worth q McDonalds add to
Spokane Falls .....,......., s69
Denney, II a, blk II, Hailetts Is,
add TO Medical Lake. .....-,.. fl A.
Dcrvin. w, lot q, blk ~, Hallett
Leievres add to Medical
l.ahts ts,.,s.s.. ..,ss.a....-.., 6l
Dillmnn, l. {, lots and 9, blk 0.
Ontario Land Co, = add to Spo-
kane Falls; 3TI5 feet OF lot III,
BLK 7. Brownes add to Spokane
faIIb. b.,.,.,..,,.,......... II so
Doane, W II, lot 8. blk Is. Hallett
& Lefevre's add to Medical Lake 4 N
Dodson, Geo X, lot q, blk 7, Hon.
mans add TO Spokane Falls. 2ib
Dorm, Geo, lot 5. blk I. Oils add
to Spokane Falls s..........., s q
Dorley, -, lots 7 and s, Blk 0,
Medical Lake c..,............... 3 81
Doty, Ira A, half interest in lots
2anI 3, blk l., Rockford go, 1 %
Do,y, NJ II, " halt OF sec II, twp
%, range ~ .....,......, 2l A
Doty. lnliada, lots IL and i5. blk
|, Rockford; lots o. q, 7 anl &
blk 7, Rockford. ............. s 10
Doty, W W, lot 8, blk %, Rock
lori s,.,+, .......,.,.....,..., 81
Douglas, Il II, lot II, blk 3, Ciisnd.
lers I'd add to Spokane Falls, 50
Downing ELLA, lot o and half OF
lot 4, 6lk l, deep Creek Falls;
. hulf OF lot IL, blk 8, Deep Creek
Falls .,.,......., .,.,...t,,,,., IS
Downing. q o, II half OF lot . blk
9 Spangle. le..,.,.....,.,.,.. ~
Dow, Edward, lot 3, blk 20. Can
mons aid to Spokane Falls. =; II OF
Drake, Mrs l., or acre, more or
less. in " qr OF sec II, twp "a,
range 10. .,.,.,...,..,...'.... o OO
Dull. Jas l.. NV or of sec %, twp
Duncan. Sarah Il, lots 10 nnd IL,
blk I, Cannon's add to spokane
, 1890-07-17

fun oG ranro tO On Al
y,.n - a gt,
ndd A. snoIano Mi, a os
Enn,o Ios.,,h =. ,r 81 zoo ai
Avn b. rnrea " " ''' w. i6 ea
Korte FroJ ~ holf of 40 ,- ~ ,oc
N3I'v twn ,Ss' ~ rSnso ma' ~ Sc qr OF sec
Euit II. , aus ,.'',.i,,,'.,
NO a. ~ haifsa 49, ToiH ",
Hr' nalt OF sec %, Twp ~, .
range H'''''''''..,.''''''''''' 70 u
l.
t,numAp a. Chairman. half n
half ne ar of % ne ar Soc IA a' twp
90, range i3. ..@..,..,,,.'1''' IL o5
! Lauder i : soor of sac OF ,vn
"a range iJ M IA
Iounds II At iot.o n so,d m
% SiE / i uSrison M ,o 4 'IS, Io,S = Ss"nd', Sna A.
Falls 6l 90
I,uua, Gen,oa biL, ., .nJ
ia a. -, n.u
Fails '''.'.''''.'' 90 70
Landrough, August. NV ar Of sec
If twt, On rance 10 7 10
Lnu,hlIn 4, n'cs 10, a .or,t ,ois
Of ny a. u, nT ~ s,r SVu.,, ", "a' sac
d. twn 25 range i5 - - 38
Lawson. n p ioo foo, ns bIL a.
Rockford lots and \ hik "
Rockford oo
leo H. N Io,i bIk sanndor.
ali ta Snrt,nn E,iis IA IA
Loo I; Goorap S ~ ,o,. % ~ and "a h,L ~ 10
Wsdsvo,ih q Nnnonsi AZ AZ
adJ ,n sroIana gaIls 40
Levi, Jes.Is ~" ar ' of .sc . ,,n De
9i rSn9c "A Nv w VI 'e0 - '"P Al a,
Iowis ra,,,,,, N ia,. i =, IN.
~ RaIIroy,dp ~ Id - any - na o
E,u ~ W 'f'"S ,.n A..
IjrI.,y uiLa ,n, tI, a.
Browne,s aid ~ snotans Fall IN %
Iys,or q p.,,,Iat.,l
Eli To",,aJ phi tVS wv & n',u o. , T.,
Ia'ts,', '%''u 81
a. -, 'oH . anu ~ uIA
Fnll. o""' "1H ~ 9Po""''o On 40
IarSnn Iohn go. oc -, , -
III ranse Al u" " " ~. - '"P ia ~
tg,,,,,a,,a ~ -. ,,
''IuiSsne' hnifsw r I,r" sn n''i IN NV q, u
rance "a u ~ WV 80 ~ 40
/ t.-t- ,,--t-. ----..- =. -,
''9sN 9S ,'ncn Tm,ists II" VIZ VI sec Oh Twp On
-l',,.,,',, W
hunui Ieter, io's ~ ana ~ DIX %
~ ~ pik i5i I9ts / ana ~ DIX
Ul,i itai'i' i"'o'rr nuu " .o
M'u'cai Lake 900, .,'.'.'.''., %
LyHy, II !, Ios ! and = ok ~
! .hn', "nu W Spohnmc ru'!s,
III T. - 5ii II ., yanI ~ oIH o. lst
onJS Nj ~ % p n's 'o,s
Spokanc Tnlis "''' w ~ IN
Ivrch ~ u no, ,,',,',,,,,',, ~
of ssc % tyn b. ranca a. io,
Blk q. Unyormnle's ada to sno'
kane Falls .......,..,.,..,'.''. ~ lei 20
VI.
Maloucy, -, lot 9, blk Is. Hal
lett Il 1.efoyre's add to Medical
, 1890-07-17

Gaga, Joseph, 1e ar sec 50, twp 9i,
Gardner, Thomas " half OF ne ar
sec |, twp 70, range - H.......... q 80
Gazette a. Bailey, lots 3 and 4, blk
o, ~ feet OF Medical Lake ...... 81
Gould. Hattie, lots and ?. blk2
Hayermale's add to Spokane
Falls .........,......,.'. .... $50 o2
Germond & French, " half sec u,
twp %, range 81 ............... so s5
Clifford, Charles sw qr sec 20,
twp II, range i3 ..... .......... IL 6s
Gillette Leslie, lots land 5, blk
IL, Cheney .................... is "a
Gill, William, half sw ar half
Sc ar sec S2, twp M range ~; no
or soc ., twp p, range 4i....,. 10 80
Ghkcy, r. ", lots u and X blk
=, Hallett & leievre's add to
Medical Lake akc.....,.......,., 90 30
Gibson, A W, lot 0, blk -.
Cheney ........',.. % 80
Gilbert & Lister. 500 feet ON Wu.
low street. blk X. rockford s.
Gillaher, lets 1, 2, aud 1, sec o.
IT, 81, r ij j..................... II 80
Glass, q W, blSs inni 2, Noslcts
add to Spokane Falls .,...... % 81
Glispin James, lots and . blk
70, Humans add to Spokane
.ss L ,
Glover, W, lot 4, blk s and @ 80
fee tot lot 3blk -, Brownies add
TO Spokane Falls; lots /. and
0, blk 4, Forrest Park add to
Spokane Falls s,..,.......,.,... 235 81
Goodall + II, lot II, blk 2,
Sinto add to Spokane Falls 9ai
Govaw, lot :, blk. 7, HalIett
fevrc's add to Medical Lake ... 8 80
Gardner, S V, so ar sw or sec q.
twp 2b, range ii .....'....... Al
Gould Bessie, lot o, blkIi Cham.
berlin's east add to spokane
fuis, ,r.a sts.-. ........ 90
Graves, / G, east half of lots
and 2, blk 2, Chandlers
add to Spokane Falls ........ IS
Grant, G. Z. lot ., blk q. Can
mons ad to Spokane Fails. - 30 20
Grant Wcndall, sw ar of ne ar.
SO ar OF NV qr, no ar OF sw ar
NV qr Sc ar sec IS twp Is,
range ~ 2.,,'.............'., NJ
Great Eastern Co., lot 2, blk IA
second railroad add to spo-
Kane FAILS s,...,,.,......., l5 IA
Grecnburg, II w, lots and
2, blk 20, Brownies add TO spo,
kane Falls s............,.. "a %
Green, A W, lot -, blk Is,
Saunders add to Spokane Falls 10 Al
Green, ID Il, lot 2, blk g ~
two-'hirds OF Medical Lake, %
Grii'iths, g T., u half sec 23
twp2s range i2 ,......... IA ca
Grimmer, J NJ, lots 7 and 3.
blk 3s Railrou,l add to Spo-
kane fall. (w 50 feet 90 80. 10 II
Grintcr Il Gum. lots Ii and 70.
BLK Oils add to Spokane
Fails ls,...,,,.,......, II on
Grinnell. + u, all cxcep, N 20
feet Of the following: Com
mencing rs iect u Of sw cor.
ner OF blk 2, u 90 feet w to
lake, thence southerly on
mcnnder line of lakn to a
pr'nt due OF beginning
thence to point oil begiH.
| ming .................... NJ
Gueicr, bartholomew, lot, q
and 4, Drinhcllers add to
Medical Lake; lots 1 aud y
Halieit a. Ieicvre's add to
Medical Lake. IN M
Gum. V, lots ?, g. 4, 8. and
y East End add TO spokane
riiNs ....,.,............ q IA
Gunderson, Hans, sw ar of sec
IL, twp %, range a. ........, is q,
Hadley, W W, ne qr of sec 8. twp
2o, range Al, sl,,...,.,.....,..' II 50
Hall, Wendell, n 30 feet offs half
Of lot l, blk p, Spokane Falls $50 70
Hale. A NJ, W hall of Sc ar, sw qr
OF ne or OF soc II, twp %, range
40. ........:... ,.."'.~.'' 4Gl
ianbIer, Charles A, half interest
, 1890-07-17

Rockman, Alice, lot 3, blk 81, II
add to SPOKANE Falls ....... III W
Rockford, town OF, W fraction lot
l6 blk l., Rockford. ..,,.,....,, Os
Roden, Ncls j. lots 2 and T. and
halfoi NV qr, sec 2, twp ~,
IunSc W ..ss. ..s..s.s, .t. .s,ss...t " ~
Rogers, w $. lot q, blkOl, ID add
to Spokane Falls .,,.,.,-,..,,.. III OS
Ross, A J, lot |, blk 5, Bishops
add to Medical Lake e,...,..... 10
Ross, q G, lot o, blk i3. Brownies
add to spokane Falls.......... 2s ~
Rose, 4 j, lots and .. and so Or
of NV qr, sec O. twp ~, range ~ % 90
Rothrock, II, NV qr sec a. twp
-, range ~ 2...........,.,....,. 10 "a
Rublo, s NJ, blk 3, Bishops add
to spokane Falls lls....,.,.,..,.., 81
Ruckenbeck, Charles. se ar sec 20,
twp y, range ~ sw Qr sec -,
twp ~, range " no az of noqr,
sec ~ twp ~, range t2; lots y,
10, II, ". ~ II. 10 and 10, sec .,
twp y, range 10 iO..,..,.,.,...,. ~ 10
Bullafofd, George A, east third
lot 3, blk 3, Medical Lake e...,.. IL 30
! Runncls, James, half OF Sc or Of
sw qr ne ar sw ar oil sec w.
twp -, range 10 5.........,..... ~
Russell q, los IL and ID. sec 2,
twp ~ range ~ SC qrof sec2,
twp ~ range " 2.,.,,,........t. IL u
/ Russell & Wnshburn, lot q, blk |,
Deep Creek Falls ,...,..... o 2l
Russell Il NJ. lot 81 blk b; lot I,
blk 81 NcttIcton's add to Spo-
kane Falls Observation-Disclosures. II OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

One hundred and hvo teachers IN public and private
Schools in New York Brooklyn Jersey City. YonkSrG
and Newark met yesterday at Columbia College for the
purpose Of forming organization to discuss sduca
tiOnal problems Principal Matthew Elgus called tho
meeting to order. These temporary ofnceTs were
elected; Chairman Merrill z. Oates President of Rut
bal of Grammar School No ~
committee of nine representing each OF the geo
Htspheti thirds Of the moropolitan district was ap
Of the plan OF organization and 10 at tho next
Meeting of the association assistant Secretary
Vice PreGid-nL and memberE large from each OF
&c three disrios The eoHmittee is composed OF Prof
win. ana Principal James II. Morse OF New York Prn
eLpAls Seth stewart ". GunpIson and Calvin Pat
tsrSon OF brooklyn: Prof Allan AarquAndt of Prince.
top College superiniendentA b. Poland Of New Jer-
~ and Dr. Farran of Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
lectures.

MR. A S. MURRAY OF the british Museum will lie.
WI liver three lectures ON Greek art at the Metro,
pOtan Museum of Art as follows
Tuesday, May ~ Pediment Sculptures on Greek
Temples
- Tuesday. May p, MsOpoS and Frie1eS on Greek
Temples
These lectures are offered ny W Murray honorary
fellow for Inc at the Museum A. comliimsn! 10 his
fellow IneLnbeTs and such accepted by the TFus
ices Tins lectures will be delivered IN hail OF the Art
schools In the basement OF the Museum building To
commence ~ $50 r. N. Entrance through The Museum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
MNOX CdbTT4Gi;.

PrivateJ "Engyish table For particulars inquire
Of J. KNOX. l.2I6 broadway. New York city.
I ARCHMONTOS SOUND y. Y-ChatAworth House.
IL Select, well appointed and attractive. Send fer
circular OF information. or call at 36 W est 2Sd st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
STRONG WORDS At 4 BANQUET
Mr.. Aitken Says that Elizabeth Aldermen
are n Pack or Scoundrels.

Mr.. Aitken Says that Elizabeth Aldermen
are n Pack OF Scoundrels.
The Elizabeth Board OF Trade gave dinner
on Friday night to ex-City Attorney Frank
Bergen. which did not terminate until early
next morning. The Board Is opposed to the
City Council because the latter snubbed 1t last
year when 1t wanted to advise the Council as
to how much money should be appropriated
for city expenses. big committee. composed
OF the majority Of the members OF the Board
went to the Council Chamber and asked for q
hearing. The Councilmen refused them the
privilege and the committee retired angry.
Out Of twenty-f four members OF tho Council
only five were invited to the banquet to the ex-
City Attorney. and Of these three were mem
bers OF the Board OF Trade Gov. Albeit. ex-
Gov. Green. Judge Maggie and State Senators
Miller and Martin were among the invited
FPssden " se
EIiIsabeth.s Betere Judge Glihoels had 20.
Henry Altken sPFfpng to hie feet biz face pale
io PseF o CT scoundres iA 1n' o'un'm'n arc
Il Is asserted BY reputable gentlemen who
and nA S S Seoi1 ass
mayed at the outburst. and sat down. The ex-
e. H ef h snS as
poGSSding en- the tebls TO- emphasize bis r.:
marks. When ne nad nniahed ne seized his
hat and strobe from the room. 1t was several
minutes before speechmakinR was resumed.
The Councimen who were not at the banquet
tend TO demand an explanation from the ex-
Comptroller as to what he meant by his re-
marks
It Is said by some OF his friends ithatIIhe did
not intend to cast any. reflection on the pres
e4t Council. but seated at tho table were men
Council from the time Mr.. Aitken held office
down to the present day. Among them were
". Reeye. Mayor Rankin, NJ g. J. English, +. J.
BlatE. P. II. Gilhooly. Il. c. Williams, BENJAMIN
These men represent the period embraced By
the various Councils from 1868 to 1890. As he
did not qualify his remarks, not alone those
men but also the present members Of the
Council feel hurt by his language. His own
eon-in- law. the present COMPTROLLER, Albert
period as Councilman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

TNO THE PUBLIC - The magnificent steamer ST
i JOHNS, under the sole cement OF J. HASTEN
ia VII resume her Sunday trips up the Hudson on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-27

nNn a - Die uHa4t pb Gaufahe ben Eeauu pusan drsHaa aauu,ueu,
NHHS%AH4fMTp Gdpd4e @mnfb e. NannbadH,M bMs, Nebm1 NIB n Fden bD Gbs
XyAhHJll4HI !saaG .ssHs4G .Er ss ssahSs 4Ma aamen4 fass nA. sMR pasn
% uni 800 mss. gnsts Ess sa, No. us an @aasas aes sds2s' Sc S amas Ss sas aSs..
Hn GMbk rhhHd1rH&.
81. 9ebigs ~mnnbrbatr Oemidn vSubisorators az sa s%s suns saa s ss.
ansH nNfMStka.
4s e1aSssn esrseH i'm pDtl Maserid, can aatoato. ssm 8. bis 1s.
Wpbember anaMtreHem fetR.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-06
AT n
Easter to BE Observed with Fitting Cere-
MONIES.

Easter to BE Observed With FITTING Cere-
monies.
nr c ..h
Services NJ ~. Iauis ,athoiic church
to-day will be of unusual interest, high
,,,.s ho;ny celebrated nj 10 o'clock I'm the
trt. .a.,.as Lii ~
Inorhi!'R. ~ eNt"'"H ~ WIS,
Gnn a 80 In nah am Tho "Faau,
ra.hneer pDe.slo WI, ,pP.au, h;,,n ,nnss IN H.
OF ,ne nesurrec.iom. ~ mlsm ,,s - nn,
morning. une inusi.aI pTryps''., .ane
cePt 70 ~ - nnnsin.;nm
WI "e ,hn cfar;a ' Cr"do Samc,as
"soaa, M nnnn
S~e,isu'c'us, hGmu ,J .,;h -"
Nop,s' o Nun ho1nn.. .Ron;n rn.,; !"
ssu"s, az k.te oo" NJ. a<t;,Inn
10y Mrss hocheieiu ~ NIT, Mcs.ri'
ID Saiutaris, ny a trio CONSISTING OF Nirs'
Flynn. Mrs. Rochcleau n Fred Sully.
An instrumental will be rendered on
the oryau nv Mr.. McCallum.
The nroyTamme for the Easter service
a. ~. NIarh iro.es.nna hp'S'"i'"i H're
~
Opening carol, Easter Flowers are blooming
bright. W. T.. Mes
Prayers.
Easter anthem, 'thrist our Passover" ,Chapple
P%saltcr.,
firsl scripture i@ss'l' ~, ,,.
ie h""i" 'asnu a !: ;,.'i.,, Ut psN's
.Jnhl,,. p.o 80 dudley Euck
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-06
BOLD BURGLARS BURGLE
Daring and Successful Hidnisht Robbery
on Park Street
J.. NJ. Donaldson's JeweIry Store En-
tered and Despoiled OF 10000
Worth Of Contents-No Clue
to the Thieves.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 6.-Between II and 1910
o'clock this morning n OF the heaviest
burglaries ever committed i'm the city
too place. The jewelry store of j. NJ.
Donaldson, located on Park street, be-
tween Main and Academy, was entered
and despoiled Of everything valuable IL
contained. MIR. Donaldson recently came
from Minneapolis, where he was formerly
engaged In business and opened up in the
room, until lately occupied as a paint
shop by Oscar Stcnberg. Not having a
safe, Mr.: Donaldson was In the
habit of placing his goods in
a large trunk and a couple of satchels
which he kept in the store. As a safe
guard against burglars he slept in the
rear end OF the store. II has been his
habit after closing the store To go OUT for
n walk, remaining away 10 or Is minutes
each time. Last night he did not close
until about IL o'clock, and went as far as
few minutes with one of the employees.
He then returned to his store and
found the front door standing
wide open. At once il flashed
upon him that he had been robbed. A
glance At the trunk n satchels, which
flrmed his fears. He gave thea alarm and
in a few moments Chief Carroll and sew
eral officers were on hand, but the bur-
glars were gone and nothing remained
but to begin n discouraging hunt for the
burglars.
The thieves were evidently familiar
with McDonald's habits and watched him
close the store, and after he had
gone entered the store and made
way with the plumber. Entrance
was obtained through the front door
which the burglars unlocked with a false
key. After robbing h store they escaped
by means Of the rear door, which was
locked from the inside. A lamp was
burning In the store, but owing to the
dense smoke prevailing Mt the time
the burglars were not detected, and
II perchance c G by someone passing by.
they were taken for persons connected
with the place. Mr.. Donaldson places
his loss at $4,000. The property stolen
consisted principally of gold watches,
chains and diamonds.
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Colonel Horst Fired his Gun.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 5.-This morning at about
4 O'Clock a burglar attempted to gain en-
trance to Colonel Horst's residence on
West Galcna street. The burglar made
SO much noise that he awoke the family,
which made the Colonel so mad that he
grabbed his trusty gun and fired a shot as
a hint to the house-brcaker to get out.
Colonel Horst say that he could have
easily killed the burglar had he wanted TO
do SO, but he RETAINED INT merely fired
to brighten hin of. The burglar was rec
ognized and should he make another at
tempt to despoil the Horst mansion he
will not get off so easily.
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At the Ttseater.

On Monday evening. April Z, Augustin
Days great New York success, "An
Arabian Night" presumably by the same
company that appeared here last year in
"a Night or" which will he remembered
by those hat saw il as the comedy event
of last season. IAN Arabian Night" is
said 10 be equally amusing, the plot deal
ing with the trials of a young society gem
tleman and his mother in-law, while trav-
cling i'm the West. The young gentleman
bcfriends a young circus performer who
on finding herself in the East and i'm the
city where he lives, calls to hank him.
His wife Is away but his mothcr-in-law is
at home, and presuming that she will mis-
understand b position, passes her of as
his niece whom he is expecting from
abroad, and on the arrival OF the genuine
relative man. side-splitting comp LEGATIONS
follow. IL % wantt To laugh dom think
of staying away. Seats are now ON sale
at Peckovcr's cigar store.
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Docs What m Promi.c..
PHILirsBURG, Mont, Aug. u.

fHiLlPsBuRo Nlont., Aug. ~, 1858.
I recommend TO those contemplating
taking out life insurance, the New York
Life Insurance company as the best COM
pany in which they could insure, as IL
affords security, positive protection, and
In all settlements unusually prompt and
liberal. was a policy holder in that
company; policy No. az5,229, which l kept
for three years, being protected there
under all the time for the full amount and
mt the end Of the three years period sur.
rendered my policy to them and receiving
full paid up insurance according to the
terms of the policy and my agreement
when l insured. lSigncd.l A. Schilling,
merchant tailor.
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Kicked In the Face.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 5.-A few minutes after IL
o'clock tonight Paul Meeban, a boiler
maker, became engaged in n difficulty in
the Combination gambling house. He
was put out by n couple of hangers-on of
the place, and while being hustled out of
doors John Saterlee, a gambler known as
"Spot.' kicked him savagely about the
head and face. 'Spot' was arrested aud
gave bonds for his appearance tomorrow.
Mcehan was SO badly injured that he had
to he taken home i'm n carriage. Ii il said
that Henry Albertson and Joe McAvery
also had a hand in il. They too, were
arrested and released on bonds.
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NOT MUCH CHANCE.

Very Little Probability That Either Butt.
or Helena Goes Into the League.
Special Ia the Standard.
TACOMA, April 5.-Thc Pacific North
west Base Ball league was in session until
after midnight. The meeting was
largely occupied in the discussion
of a large number of details.
II was impossible to get Victoria and Port
Townsend into the league. While there
was some discussion about Helena and
Butte the probabilities are that there will
he but Tour clubs, zone from Montana.
The schedule committee will NEE Sun
day 10 arrange the seasons games.