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ARE GETTING TO WORK
xeniina's Commissioners viii Bs Able
: 10 Do Something This Week.
BUILDINGS WILL BE READY
superint0ndent Young In Charge
OF the School Exhibit - The
Horticultural Display
Montana Womon.


CHICAGO, April Z,.-"At last Ne have
succscded In finding our carpets" satd
Commissioner Bickford to q STANDARD
reporter to-day. "Thsy we're shipped 10
days ago from Detroit, and we have besn
searching for them ever since" This 10
but sample Of tho general confusion that
prevails In the shipping department at the
fair. Trains loaded with exhibits are ar.
irving three times as fast as they can be
handled aud commissioners and general
exhibitors are wading around In the mud
trying to get some knowledge OF their be-
lonsinRs. The carpets In question were
purchased Of Partridge & Gamble. DE.
troit, and are designed for the Montana
state building. A company OF Detroit
workmen arrived to-day and are busily en-
gagged in stretching and tacking the heavy
fabrics to the Georgia pine noor Of tho
Montana parlor~.
There were several important arrivals
among the Montana people who registered
Clara L. Meadow Of Maiden, Mont. came
on from Detroit. where she has boon for
some time, TO Join Mrs. Governor Rick.
ards Of Butte and Mrs. Laura E. Howcy
Of Helena, In representing the Montana
ing of tho national board. The business
for which tho meeting was called has not
yet been made known.
Prof. II. G. Young Of Helena 10 here Ia
take charge Of tho Montana educational
exhibit. Considerable dissat abstraction is
manifested at tho delay which the con-
tractors have caused In erecting desks
and cases for tho reception OF the exhibit.
ing aud Il Is hoped that everything will be
completed before tho end Of next week.
The exhibits arc all here and will he un.
packed as soon ms the cases nre ready for
installing.
In the horticultural building tho sam
state Of affairs exists. The exhibit IL oil
here but there is no place In which to IN.
stall II. However, the commissioners are
hopeful. They at least have the salts
faction of knowing that Montana Is moi
behind In the race with the other states
Ada Rehan In silver 10 to he we'll pro
tectcd from any insults which q too ad
miring public might be inclined to pu
unon her. Her guard arrived to-day. ]
n c1lloAan Of Helena will devote hii
whole time to guarding tho valuable spec
linens of Montana's gold and silver whict
will be on exhibition In tho Mines and
Mining building. Although tho ex
position company provides strong force
Of guards, Il was thought to be . betteI
plan 70 send q special policeman, whoss
whole duty It would bc to watch the Mon
tana exhibit, and Mr.. Callahan was sc.
leetcd for the position.
TIE man TO whom Montana visitor,
will perhaps be moro indebted for theil
| nd fho,
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SANG "RULE BRiTTANiA."
An Immsnse Audiencs Listens to Abuss
OF Gladstone.


LONDON. April 22.-Albert hall was
crammcd to-day with 1000 people. the
occasion being the anti-home rule demon
stration planned by the unionist alliance.
The whole first tier of boxes was filled
with ladies In bright summer costumes.
Tho front of the platform was decorated
with palms, masses Of flowers and ban-
ners. The vast assemblags displayed
areat enthusiasm and sang "Rule Britt
tania" and the national anthem. Among
the distinguished unionists wcre: The
Marquis of Londonderry. Earl Of Arran,
Earl of Barcslon. Baron Ashbourn. aud
nearly every Irish tory peer. The Duke of
Absrcorn presided. He said that they
were entering upon n struggle. WAS
everything that they held dear to he aban.
doued at the command OF the dictator,
Gladstone?"
Hero the speaker was interrupted by
eroans for Gladstone and cries OF
''traitor'' aud "barahas''. The duke pro
ceetied to say that the verdict still re-
mained with tho British people who could
he trusted to finally reject tho nbhoreni
measure. Resolutions were adopted by
the meeting denouncing Irish home rule
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OBSERVED ARsoR DAv.

Employes OF the Agricultural Depast-
ment Plant Tree.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Arbor day Was
appropriately celebrated by the employees
of the agricultural department to-day. A
ma ajority Of them assembled In the grounds
where, after q speech was made by
Assistant Secretary Willett, white oak
tree was planted in honor Of the secretary
Of agriculture. Secretary Morton was
called upon for a speech and responded
briefly. reciting tho benefits Of tree plant.
ing to mankind,
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LOOKING BRIGHTER.
fhs Chances se Nrs. wAtsoa's sseeess
Are Brighter.

Arc nSh8oters
Butte, April c2.-In tho opposition "
tls appearance Of an heir or claimant 20
the money belonging to the estate OF
James Watson. the strongest afvumene
made by the administrator against Aars.
Watson, the old woman who claims 10 b
the dead mans mother. 10 that the man
vas only - years old when he died, while
she Gays that he was 70 IL he was her son.
Az an answer to this weiRhty shown that
the woman 10 an imposter, the folloxing
letter which Was received by the STANDARD
10 Of some interest:
PHILIPsBUIG. Mont. April 81. isaa
Editor Standard:
Regarding James Watson. hsve worked with
laying track. John Murphy. now In Butte. or
az least ieft him there last October. where he
WAS working on the street ear track. Was IN
charge Of the Irdcklsying gang for the Montana
Union. visited Watson few days before ne
died. IN the sisters hospital ~ Anaconda, an1
am positive thai the Old lady l. correct regard
Ing his age. ~ he was only afew years yovnxe.
him say anything rs to his family or relatioas.
am not ANXIOUS to have my name In the paper,
but II this will help the oL lady 10 her rishts
would be glad Of IT, Respectfully.
Mrs. Watson 10 still stopping in The
county jail and Mr.. Paschai. who volaa-
teered to take her case. 10 awaiting . ~
ply from Albert Watson, the son In Nee
York, before procssding farther.
800 buyp 4 eood coal and vscd cook.
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WESTERN BANKS DID IT
1T MAY NOT LAST LONG
Heavy Shipments Expected This
Week-Nobody 10 AlarmOa-D0-
partment Notes From
Warrington.


WASHINGTON, April 0.-Wbsu the day
closed the treasury Department bad to lie
credit slightiy over &z0o, 600 la frss eold. Il
10 expected that this viii be increased
Monday. ~ thsrs 10 q tiisposition shown
ny western hAukers 10 helm tbs treasury
10 swell lite gold balance, Several banks
IN Nov York, too, ere stated to have turned
sn RoSd foe gresubacks. There 10 a better
feeling, temporarily at least, and the fact
that no bad result vas oucasione<l by din.
ping into the sreenbaek eold reserve,
leads 10 the belief that none win occur II
u 10 found necessary to repeat tho pro-
coediug. Il 70 anticipsted here that largo
shipgnenss Of gold will be made next week.
In case the shipmsnts arc made. there in
noahing to indicate that Secretary Carlisle
will not do as he did yesterday, via /: Invade
the gold reserve In order to meet all de.
mands.
The expenditures 90 far this month.
have been heavy, exceeding the receipts
by over $2,00O, 600. This has had the effect
Of reducing the net cash balance I'm tho
treasury, which to-day was ga SOS 900. or
this amount $40. 600 10 In subsidiary
coin and 81 .0oo, 900 in national bank de.
positorics. The exaggerated stories which
gained circulation last night and were
widely published to-day, to the effect that
at the cabinet meeting during the after.
morn, President Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle had q serious misuudcrsta udine
which might lead to the resignation Of
Carlisle, are officially denied by the men,
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Itsas sf Istsrsss Froa shs Cardss
City. ,-

City.
Special Dlspatch 70 the Standard.
MissouLA, April :2.-City Marshal Pres-
colt 70 filling long felt want In cleaning
up aud, 10 some extent, grading tbs strssts
In the business portion Of the city. Main
street from tbs city hall to Madison strsst
bears evidence of hard work hy the chain
gang, and the other streets will b cared
for in . similar manner - rapidly ~ pos
sible.
Postmaster Myers 10 advised from
Washington that on the 26th inst. Mis'
soula will become Q depository once for
the postal service. The volume Of busi-
uess at this oflico will. In consequences, b
largely increased. The only otber dsposi.
tory once In the state 10 at Helena.
The Missoula Rod and Gun club hsad its
second medal slsoot of the season NJ tbo
club grounds at South Nissoula, this
afternoon. The weather was excellent
for good shooting, but the scores made
were, In the main, very poor and show
lack Of practice. The conditions were Ii
bluerocks each from traps ie and II yards
rise. The score was a. follows:
II. A. Stephens. 10; w. II. Mscs. g; A.
b. Ferguson. II; r. Conner, q; Sid Co6ee,
4; W. p. Braytou, 0; T. s. Jones. 8; X. n.
Nicolcs, 4; &. Il. Prescott, 3; Will Cave,
10; DR.. Parsons, .; r. p. Kern, 81 ]. r.
Menard, 10; r. Mcntrum, 8; DR.. Ellis, 2;
n, Plummer, II; Thomas Evans, 4; &. A.
Searles. =; r, Burssin, q; w. w. White, I.
In shoo,iuc of tho tie Eve birds were
spruug. Plummcr securing three and
Ferguson none. Tho medal therefore be'
comes the property OF Plummer until ths
next meeting, while the leather medal will
ndoru the breast OF w. w. White.
The ney board of school trustees hsld
i,s fIrst regular meeting last night. The
finance committee reported something
over e. 600 In the treasury. The COMMITTEES
ON buiIdIngs was instructed to build
fence. and sidcvalks around the South
Side school house and placc hydrants and
hose In both the North and South Side
buiIdinr.. Il was decided to inmcdiatel,
take steps toward tho erection Of q build
inc on the east side, TO contain two rooms
ami .o arranged that additional room,
may be- added when necessary. This vii
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ONE SURVIVOR.

German BARK Abandoned I'm MID
Ocean-Ths Fate OF the Crew.
LONDON, April 22.-Tbe steamer Eiec-
trician, Capt. Tester, at Liverpool from
New Orleans. reports that on April 2, In
latitude 50 degrees north. longitude 5b
degrees west, she rescued Alof Hoeja, .
seaman belonging to tho German bark
Johann Wilhelm. which vas abandoned
while on Q voyage from Darlen for Ant
werp. The rest Of the crew were drowned.
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HEADLESS.

The Deadly Axs Desosnds on the Anna.
teur Broker OF the Bureau.
WASHINGTON. April 22.--Secretary Nor.
ton to-day dismissed r. Z. Brannon, cap
tain Of the watch In the weather bureau,
who was found guilty Of loanina money to
the employees In tho bureau at usurious
rates, and various other infractions Of the
rules. Thomas p. Ellsworth Of Indiana
was appointed to tho vacancy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-23

New YORK. April 22.-Stephcn w. Bald
win. manager of the Office Of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel company, in Wall street, said
to-day that he felt positive that the pres
ent trouble OF the company would be only
Temporary aud that tho company wSuld
come out all right and quickly.
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CHIcAOo's HEALTH.
The Local Commits .toner Asserts That II
Il All Right.

CHICAGO, April @.-The annual report
Of tho health commissioner vas published
to-day, and declares that tho general
health of the city Of Chicago was never ~
good as ut tho present time. The water
supply, no states, il better than at any
previous period Of the city's existence.
Tho city's death rate IL now lower than
that Of any city in the country or In Europe
which has over half million inhabitants.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-23
GEORGE HENsLEY DEAD.
THE youag Man Did Not Recover Con
sciousness.

Butte. April ?22.-Ceoree b. Hensley.
one Of tho young men who had the dread
ful experience with escaping gas. In the
Exchange hotel last Wednesday night,
died at 4 80 this afternoon. without ever
having recovered consciousness. Death
was caused by aspbyxiation. the gas stop
ping the ventricics from feeding The brain.
The body will be taken TO Deer Lodge on
tho Z O'Clock train Monday morning, and
tho funeral will occur from the Methodist
church there Mt i0:D. The two younger
sisters and brother of the deceased arrived
this afternoon just few moments before
hs died.
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THE WAR 10 ON.


CHICAGO, April 23.-Troubls 10 already
beginning In worlds fair passenger rates.
The Atchison to-day notified its compstit.
ors that the Denver 4 Rio Grands were
selling tickets to Kansas City at consider
ably reduced rates. The Atchison an.
nouncsd that II these TICKETS were not
taken on the market by May Il will inn
n,etiiatcly make similar reductions In its
regular rates. The boards which oppossdl
the Atchison In its fight against the Rio
Grands are not particularly favorable 10
the rnte Of 500 announced from Califor.
MIA BY tho Atchison. They say that IL will
not hold and this. coupled with the trouble
at Denver, is ominous OF . general up
lioavnl.
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WASHINGTON. April 22.-No conflrma.
ton has reached the state department Of
the rejection by the Austrian government
Of Judd. as consul general at Vienna, as
reported In last night's dispAtches.
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PAID THE MEN.
The Suspended Pesnsylvania Steel Com
pAny satiahea tho Empioyes.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 22.-over $780,.
600 was distributed among 4.100 employees
of tho Pennsylvania Steel company at
Steciion to-day. The prompt payment OF
the men has restored confidence In the
ability Of the company to recover from Its
present embarra ssnent. A brief run on
the Steellon bank occurred. but when the
cashier paid every check presented with.
out delay. and stated that the hank would
remain open until 30 this evening to &C.
commodate oil who came. the run ceased.
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LONDON. April :e.-Tbe vessel Cameo,
which arrived at Newcastle to-day reports
having picked up in the North sea u boat
containing the bodies Of five men. The
supposition that the boat belonged to the
Naronic proves to be without o basis. II
came from tho Noranside, o coasting
vessel.
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YOUNG PEOPLE, SOCIETIES.
A Yieeiiny VIII b- hsid In Butte, Tues
dny

day.
BUTTE, April ?2a.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Young Peoples union will
lie held In NJ. Z. church, south, Tuesday
evening. April 25 ut = p. M. The following
programme will be rendered:
Opening song. ''.....eonsfeeasion
How Can We Win Our Community For
Christ ......................hA H. A. smith
Who IL to Blame u Our Societies are sp,rlt,,.
Daet ....,'.... Mrs. Willis and Miss Mcdonald
There will be three-minute discussions
on the paper.
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w.
Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable, should fit
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
at home in that respect. II
will only be necessary for you
to call on US to be suited cx.
actly in price and quality.
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ss~re, Political sscissy.

BUTTE, April The Butte feoplo's
Party club mt its last regular meeting
resolved itself into . branch of tho Ma.
tionai Industrial legion, aud elected tho
following officers: John GiiliRan, cap
tain; W. II. Hotchkiss, adjutant; c. NJ.
Coluan. QuarterfslA >ter; Patrick Moaney,
recruiting officer; Joseph Benedict. senti.
uel.
The national constitution Of the legion
relates that its objects sre to ''carry out
politically the measures embodied In the
dcclaration Of principles aud to secure
free speech, o Tres ballot and q fair
count" All voters. aud women and
minors over the ago Of II are eligible 10
membership. The legion 10 q new name
for Peoples party clubs, and converts
them into secret societies. and meetings
will be secret or open at the option OF the
all over the country into state anu local
icgions. The Butte legion tonight also
appointed A. Z. Bray as a delegate to the
trans M ississippi congress TO he held IN
Ogden next Monday. branch OF the
legion 10 to be started at South Butte next
week. II. ]. Elliott and John Caeble are
the organisers for Silver Bow county.
-
Tho more Chamberlain's o Cough Remedy
| 10 used. the better IL 10 liked. We know
| of no other remedy that always gives sat
| isfactiou. IL Is good when YOU first catch
| cold. IL 10 good when your cough ls seated
4 and your lungs are sore. Ii Is good in any
kind Of n cough. We havo sod 2S doseu
| of il aud every bottle has given satisfac
tion. Stedman & Friedman, druggists
Minnesota Lake, Mimi. 50 cent bottles
fVr sale BY Ill leading druggists.
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Old Patrons

And many new ones, too. have
praised the appearance of oul
rcmodelcd store and our way
of displaying the stock. If YOU
have not been to see US lately
come in; it will be pleasure fol
us to show you through the
store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-08

Under and by virtue Of m Execution issued out
Of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial DIS.
trtct Of the state of Idaho, in and for Alturas
county. on the 9ta day of Jnnunry A. b. 1898, In
the abeve-entitled action. wherein John McFar-
lane. James sutherland, and }. o. swift the
above Enamel piniht ifs. obtained judgment
against Kate Bews Henry Bews, J. W. Hodgman,
Helen HOdgman. y. Young, s. McCornick,
Alex. whitman. A. L. Walker, Robert Douglass,
Chas. weihl. John Groom. NJ Ulrch Chss. kohn,
n. Kohn. D. Foley. II. Mullan. "A johnson. ard ".
II. Remington. defendants, Oh the 9th day of Ian
osry. A. D. 1Ss3 for the sum of sSI9l 20 lawful
money OF the Usited States. besides interest 10
Per rent from January 9th. 1893, and costs, am
commanded to sell all the certain let's piece g. or
parcels Of land. situste, living and be ng IN tho
county Of Ait1rsa. state of Idaho, and bounded
end described - follows to-wit:
Commencing at the northe sstcrly corner of
Main and Bullion streets, in the town OF Hsiley
ettuated in satd county aud Stat. aud running
Shence rthwesterly along the eastariy line Of
Main street sixty 1901 feet: thence right angle
eastwsrdly one hundred aud twenty u.O) feet
20 the nossher y line OF bullion street; thence
westerly along the said line OF said Bullion street
one hundred and twenty tl2)) feet TO the place OF
oeGinninc, the same being lots nineteen ,l9l and
twenty t20 OF block forty 40l of the said town OF
HALEY. - the same 10 laid down and plated on
the original official plat OF said town: Also all
sheir right title and interest in and to said lots
Public notice 10 hereby given that ON the 3lst
oey OF May. A d 1884, at II O'Clock Q OF that
day. N front OF the courthouse door of the county
OF Altueas aforesaid. will, in obedience to said
Execution. sell the abovedescribed property, or
- much thereof a. may be necessary to satirfy
said judgment with interest Au costs, etc. 70 the
htgheet and best bidder for lawful money Of the
United States.
Dated HALEY. Idaho. this 10th day of May. 1898.
A. J. JACKSON,
Sheriff Of Alturas County.
By 9. D. SAUNDERS.
Deputy Sheriff.
F.E. ENsloN. attorney for PLAINTIFF
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-08
We TELL YOU

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ness, that returns . profit for every days work.
Such Is the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how to make money rapidly, and
guarantee every one who follows our instructions
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are doing it, and you, reader, can do the same.
This Is the best paying business that you have
ever had the chance TO secure. You viii make u
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II you grasp the situation, and act quickly, you
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business, at which You can surely make and save
large sums of money. The results of only u few
hours work will often equal II weeks wages
Whether you are Old or Young, man or woman it
makes no difference, do rs we tell you, and sac.
cess will meet YOU mt the very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for US are rewarded why not write to.dny for
full particulars, free L. &. ALLEN & CO,
Box No 43O, Augusta, Me.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-08

TO volney q. Anderson, Blanche 8. Anderson and
Jerome 8. Chtlds:
You n" hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above .nrmed plaintiff
In tho District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict Of the atste OF Idaho in and for the county
Of AltHras. and to answer the complaint filed
therein. within ten days exclusive Of the day of
eervtcel after the service on You of this summons
u served within this county: or IL served ont Of
twenty days; otherwise, within forty dsys, or
judgment BY default Will be taken sgains, you, &C.
covd1nK TO the prayer of said complaint
The said action 10 brought TO obtsin a decree Of
this CO n for the forecl sure of that certain
mortgage described in the SAID complaint and *
ecuted y the said vo.ney =. Anderson and
Blanche 9. Anderson, on the 18th day OF March
1oW. 20 secure the payment OF certain pronis.
:o.y note Of even date herewith. ak months after
osse. for $250O. and interest thereon Mt IN per
cent. per month. and providing for $3.50 attorneys
Zee IN csse suit instituted for its collection
maze 20 Z; n. Clarke. pisintih herein; that no
part OF principal or interest hsslbeen paid; that
Defendant Jerome 3. Chiids claims some interest
IN the m0rssaaed property. but whatever II is, 1t
y cuoject and inferior 70 pAsiLtiffs mortgage;
that the premises conveyed ly said mortgage may
BE- sold and the proceeds applied TO the payment
Of said note and mortgage; and In such pro-
obtain an execution against sxid yoiney q. An,.r.
son and Blanche E. Anderson for the bslsnce re-
manning due; and also that the said defendant
ana all persons claiming by, through or under
them NAV b. barred and forrclosed OF all RI ht,
title. claim. lien. equity OF redemption snd inter
est In and TO aaid inortgsgsd pre- :nises. and for
9th p and further relief, will more 'uly appear
BY reference 70 the compliant on hie herein.
And you are hereby notihed that II van fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as sb we re.
quired the said plaintiff will apply to the court
Tor the relief demanded in the said complaint.
0isen under my baud Snd the Seal of the Dis.
trtct Court of the Fourth Jud.cisl Dis
tfict Of the State II Iiaho, in and for the
{: SEAL. County of Alturss. this 3lst dsv of
March. In tn year of our Lord one thou.
5000 sand eight hundred and ninety three.
W. GARRETT, Clerk.
0y 9. @. John. Deputy Clerk
y. =. BuLLRR. plaintiffs attorney.
ftrst publication, April I. 1873. CIV
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-08
Notice-Timber Culture.

Land Ones at Haley Idaho,
May 3. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that
ENOCH A. WHITE -.
has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof before the Register and Receiver at their
Office in HALEY. Idaho, on Monday, the tn day of
June, 1893 on timber culture application No l.
lot the sWa Sec. &c, Up. l. north OF Range IA
east
He names as witnesses:
J. W. White, Henry d. Watson. Rcnsellar Nc.
Taggart. and John Finch,
All Of Soldier, Idaho.
". T. RILEY,
Register,