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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY JANUARY 1ag

loo rcgilaiti nmewhat by me other
official dhiivs III the members 81 tht
eVulniitt,e which as ihe senate will
resume lies session on "Wednesday. uay
Interfere Win tho committees work.
The, meeting Viii also depend upon the
witnesses aud whether those wanted as
such can DO dhtaiued Al. who have yet
been communicated with upon the sub
ject Of attending have signided their
willingness to come 10 WASHINGTON for
that purpose, without making neces-
sary. 10 Mort TO process Of formally
serving snhpoenas upon them But. natg..
ally, the convenience OF witnesses WI
have 10 be considered
IL has been expected that Mr. Stevens
would appear cary and give his tcsti-
mony, but his health Is liable TO prevent
H. Thus, even with an The members Of
the committee Present In the city and
prepared 10 20 forward with the work.
ihe inquiry may be lcgtimatcly delayed
indefinitely. The committee counts upon
securing tomorrow the testimony of Prof.
Alexander, who Is the encouragement
OF Hawaii under the provisional govern.
mont. and q native OF thar country.
lie Is son OF missionary parents and
Is naturally a strong supporter Of the
Dole government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
FAIR TENfALn MNsrRrIs.

Isor .,,..a. h-t,, -,
or sweet ehailty sake many ialr
socleIy ladies of Brooklyn's fashionable
circles Of The Heights and OF tho nm.
az VOL oa az otbor tooati,ia- H. ~,
~ "'"vl lpoFllNes IN Whlch
Wea.1h anu beauty have abode, have de-
icrlnined TO give negro minstrel show
az the academy Of music on Tho evening
of January $, says the New York Hcrald
The, object for which these ladies have
decided TO hide their bushes beneath burnr
cork is the Memorial hospital for women
ana children at No. S00S Prospect place.
Inc institution was established IN 1881
The demand upon the resources Of lie
hospital, owing 70 the eXigencies caused
by the hard times. is very great, ana n
further tax upon it is looked for during
the winter
The fair aspirnnts for cork dye minstrel
honors have been rchearsine for the ia.f
SIX weeks for the entertainment. Tbpy
have called themselves The Charifi,
Warblers.' and have assembled twice or
three times week at the Memorial
hospital where they have succeeded not
only ~ hiding their rchearsals from PRIV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
NEW YORK LIVE srocN


New York Jan 1.~-Bceyes -Receipts
for two days, 3537 hoad. including "a
cars on sale, The market opened steady
and fairly active. closed slow, a shade
easier. Native steers, good to prime.
81 1916 90: medium to fair, 81 4ON
1 20; common 70 decent, 50 O013 40.
oxen, 50 sea- 81. bulls and cows, 81 40
az 10.
Liverpool cables quote American refrir-
orator beef higher, scaut cents per
pound. The exports today were G0O0
bceves aud 221i quarters Of beef
Calves-lteceipis for Two days wore
H. head. The market was firm, shade
stronger. Grasscr-, - lfT2 as.
Sheep and Lambs. Receipts for two
days were 100 head; only II cars on
ello: demand q ,it.lo stronger: sheen,
steady; lambs, II cent per pound higher:
sheep, poor 10 prime, - O0M3 a.:
lambs, common 20 cloicc. s. OOdS5 rs,
Hogs Receipts, 7I22 head: a fec
punches are on sale; market higher az
50 601iG %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

KILLED
AND Nearly a Dozen
Were Wounded
Which Occurred at the
Town of Cedar,


Special to the Giec,tc,
Columbia, Tex. Jan 1.-Full accounts
Of a wholesale 4lling at Cedar, about
eight miles from here, are just IN,
u. ~ Wi.liaml was dancing ON the
floor and aroused lhc luminosity Of Lemon
Gayle who demailed that WilHnms sur.
render his place W the floor Williams
at first refused, bb Gayle became bolster
ogs aud Williams startcd from the room,
when Gayle, his brother, London Gayle,
aud one Bob ISly began firing az Wi.
iiams and ot6ct
London Gayld shot through the win
dow aud Killed d boy named Eli Waddy,
when another hoi. Isaac Scott. remarked,
London Gayle bas killed I'll Waddy,"
whereupon Londn turned, and saying,
"What is that youf' shot the boy
though and through, killing lin Instantly,
Then a perfect fusiladc followed from
guns aud pistols. A woman was shot
though the hrea9 and Is now dead,
Lemon Gayle is Aot through Tie body
and will die. A rtl Is shot Ia the face
on ~ omubs lasloup UEl ON Iuou
middle Of the forehead. the ban glanc-
ing and lodging MOTT to iEe skin bark
Of the head, One boy IS shot through
the arm and anotbT through the right
hand, and others hnyeircceited various
sliEhtcr wounds.
After Lemon Gayle wbs shut It Is snil
his brother London, splug "a and stood
over his PROSTATE body Winchester to
his shoulder. aud puinpdl cold lead into
the panicstriokcn dancers, WHO wore
unable to get out OF Nh house IN time
10 avoid his awful vengeance.
Three arc dead flurth is fatally
wounded two are seriouiy wounded and
about half a dozen have severe injuries
London Gayle Is landed safely in the
county jail, and 1t is rcpated that Ealy
has been captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
SIlGlDE pARTlEA.
An Entertainment which Would
Not Find Favor With AinerI.
can Girls.
Exchange.

Exchange.
Mr.. Medhmst. for many years British
ronsul at Shanghai. tells, in the London
Million of singular card Of invitation"
which he once received In China. 1t was
from q lady, intimating her intention to
ronmil suicide on specified date. She
i,no IVY Young ana attractive. and he
iuAFeu W wealthy family, but the CHI
hsse Eenueman TO whom She had boon
lInanced from childhood having died mss
before tEe date fixed for their nuptials
sne gave out that she deemed il her
pu'y 70 render her widowAood lrrevoeable
W ulnk with her betrothed So she
Sent cards around 10 the local gentry
giving notice OF her purpose. No al
tempt was made by hcr relatives az tho
local authorities to frnstrnte her 6ps,e,'
though Mr.. Medhurst appealed Ia fhe
lii'liinaFlnsi tne general opinion being that
sa ~ w AnVus 10 perform mertoriuus
woman did deliberately sacrifice her iite
IN the presence Of thopsandg ~ sn,.,.
tqtora. 4 stnRr was .rsc,eJ h 10 -,
heles, with a tented frame over II fror
whic1 was suspended SIN OF -
ssspt one END OF thls slip she fastened
round Der neck, and then, efnbracin,,
little boy presented by one Of ths bv,
saunders. she mounted q chair and 80
iuielf Jumped of, her lltfe ciasno,i
hands shutting the assemhlaga. ne Jnr
body twirled' round with the fighfeninr
eori The woman was not bounded o5
by fanatic mob. as was lie nrac,i,,,
NJ sutlees 10 India. bnt iuimoiat i l,,S'ate
gearei to be an entirely voluntary acf
s,lerihees OF this kind. according Ia Nj
lttGnufsI' are not uncommon Ia ccrf,Fn
,ii,s.Tieis Of c1ina. and. strange 10 snv
ar rewarded with monumeufs
49, erected by order ot The EN-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Or, II. w iTsE CURES CArAHRH. DIS
EASES or WOMEN, BRONCHITIS. RID.
NEY, LIVER HOOD aud NERVOUS dls.
eases DIABETES, DRoPsy. hlADpER
TROUBLES. cGSEN sl vltus Dance.
RHEUMATISM Plies TtsruLA aud all
forms OF Chronic aud blood Diseases, Medl.
cino furnished at the Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
HAWAIIAN INVESTIGATION.
By Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 1.-the senate com
mittee. which Is invSstisaiias the alleged
Irregularities in diplomatic rclailoaa bo-
tween this country and Hawaii will
RESUME ~ siii,',ss 3",.,"sins.- !. = ~.
,ieyel ,hat It will be possible 10 have
fun committee and Il {. presumed thar
hereafter the Investigation VIII proceed
regularly. Tie sitting, viii. hoaeger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

rrl 4 considered Of tparriaeeslfe
i iT,,n .. y p swiizeriand, Spain, Grsee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Leading nevsdealers at Danvilc. H..
have enierel Into M agreement not ID
sell trashy wild West novels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

We will sell our bnlbs very cheap for
q few days to make rom for Fanien
seeds. BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

an the lines OF Ills lost arr thus recall tie
sentiment u endless reposp. aud even tue
necessary curves OF rs m1ullnps arr dead
with slrllghtnCss. Tho love which pros
duccd these lines was not tho passionate
love which we understand anl frrl. thPv
we're moi the result OF u scnsuous Impulse.
but the Egyptian artist seemci ever 10 be-
standing alone IN The MIDST of tfackicss
ana llmiiless drocrt -nrpunl him earth and
sky meeting with no MES Of nlfecftn. no
FACILITATING embrace of mtuIi syInpa' hy: be
felt Ein'y'f cncircled by q calm AMI pitiipss
destiny the cold expression % fntc ffnn
which he could not nee ami IN himself the
center and soul Of Il al. Oppressed thus
with vast sense Of spiritual lonelluess
when he uttered the inspirations ~ art. the
memories Of playful pnms and Heating
lilies and tiuttterlug wings. though they
came warm 70 The low OF his hclrG were
nitunrd IN the outward expires sion 10 Tic
deep. solemn, prevailing monotone ~ his
humanity, III. love for The lotus aud tho
senses, dwclt serene IN the bottom u lis
soul, aud thonce came forth trnsGured
and dedicated to tho very nnhlesi uscs OF
life, THIS is thc art Of Egypt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

WANTED hTVANCrD APPRENTICE is
inb PRINTING rFrmHnAuf 70 rlght party
man or woman, The unlqur Printing
Company. iOol East Bclknap airent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
unI.r wANrkp -rnNAlr.

HELP wANrEp-FeNALE.
WANTED a wnirn woNAN qe, COOK
.ni 40 lnf-NMoih fNf nWliv 81 fasf.
Ala,e..i g. le-.l " ~ iiii a'rce, ~.
WANTED --wo,fANi no no erNEi,Ai.
nwiscNpfi, s.wClr or Germ In nftfcrrad.
Aaarcss =, * Carter Graudvlcw. IeS.
MANITOBA WHITE GIRL ~ M Gen.
ernl horscwork, Apply u Gollsiics, iiui
Jennings avenue.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY 10 LOAN on FAltMa
ny THE
W G nEtcrrR LAND MonToAeE 60.
% AND ~ HURLEY BrfLprNg.
..-..--.-.e------- ~. -
MONEY TO loan ON IMPROVED Fli,Nfs
~ ciiNTnAL TENAs, VENDORS. LIEN
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NOTES puRciTtsEp Ann ENTrNDrn
Q II. sulinnN, LAND NouroAGn
nANflfK roAun nv, mama pt.ftn
fN,s ssg,ttt, ,tt.,t..,srs ,,,..... -.
m - ,,,.,,,.,,
- - NeMAii1N tor GNlNip Au-
f,of+N4raN,ro s,-.,,,..,
'NANAANAN NNNNuNE AND ADJUST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
d. MGGlIK'S hVlg0TatOT.
The Great Via Restorative

Trial Bottle Free TO SHOW iis Great
Merit will be Sent 70 Anyone Ap-
plying Personally or by Letter.
This celebrated remedy {, positive cure
for nervous debility, spermaf0frhua a.z,
sluess dospoudencg f8iling nomory. pre-
eEfes arising from tho abuse OF atimulants,
fcbscco, oniam or ans other cause. IL re-
stores without TAI impaired ylgor and ex-
hauated " atty. stops all unnatural iossca,
purfes the blood cures pimples. blotches,
etc. etc Price 81 Per bottle. Or bottles
sgs iii W. r.s ~, i,'' z ~ s..i''- ''''-
7. MoGORK NJ. D., Specialist,
S2i slafset 81, Gslyeslpn, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

WANTED rHuu.E GEN1fdtiEN no o.
fupf two ylnuccliuE frouf roonls. M,
tlalrs. Aleals furnished II dcslgcd For
iefias srply ip Mr ~ y. Alalcno, corner
II tN1eh and Harding stsccls. Easr
beikHap car line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
THE ART OF EGYPT
The Straight Line the Expression OF
Repcso. the wavy Line OF
Life Movements.


creek Lines by Henry Van Hruni'
old T. fvptlnus led thrm Ia rsra,tl thls no
as u mere temporary incident, ma unimlar-
taut phase Of their progtps- Inward That
larger und ernndcr stnte inaged 10 thcm
wifu niystortons sublfnitv iu fhr iipn of
death or eternity. IN accoriance win This
belief they cNprpssocI III tnlr dwellings
the sentiment ~ tfnnsitorinos. and vid.si.
tude. AMI In their t0ribs IN immortality ul
calm reposr ANA NJ Icir louscs haye
cruniblcd Into dust ages ago INT THEIR
tnnibs are cirrini IN an tlip relations of
life The sentiment Of death was present iu
some form or other. mo hnlloiycd mum
crcd uorira..eS ~ ihrir delite and tn re-
deem lion spepily was n pni1t Of the
highest honor 'rh6v mad cnrpgos M thrir
feasts TO remind thtm how trausltory were
The glory and happiness or me word. how
cternl Tho trnuQtiliify ~ death.
Now. how vns his nrt,vni.ipr ldpa OK
prl sspl In thor nrtg 'Ihov iDokei 1rouuu
them ana saW fhnt m organic ne was fii
" movement anil wuyy linrs: their much
loved lpius uudulntci 0nd hepf pnvfnlly 10
The solemn low az ihe rrraf sNlle! INC Ibis
IN tured with continual m5tInn: thclr own
bodius were full of ryer chaneing curves,
steady like tho waves uf Tho sci lint
when Inc tetip6rnry lie was changed NH
Ithis iuiui1riaf NM OH Iuiinortailiyl' vii u
nc nunuiv was s,yaihcd IN Us eyorinst be
oereuients Tor itg logr silicon. fhrir owes and
souls were HIieI Win ths ,itpr Nillnr.s
ana reposc OF h. cxicrnal uspeeis; is ioni-
nrts hecane rlgld ana hXed ana were set-
i,Iga t9 IN ,eyeFast.ng 9ni inmutanle ea,ui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
nusINEss CHANCES.

uWrNG TO TIE RECENT DEATH OF @.
X Nroriau, Quo Of the beat hidldings and
stands Tor seonral MERCHANDISE Ii the
reni on ,he ist day Oh january iS0i. fef
ipfiher Interruption apply TO NJ c. Rags.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

DRUNK ARDS. MORPHINE usigRs-YOU
can be- cured palnesrly aud permanently
IN from ten DAYS 10 iirrr weeks for IS.
Proof. iGnimhnnla Fud flll pafticulnts
sent fee up5n request hudrcaa j.. VII.
son Box IS. conanche. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

MARRIED LADiFs-sEND 10 CENTS ron
"Innlinin Safeguard" no medicine, no
deerptiouj' just what you want Ladies'
Bazae, Kansas city, No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
spcoNpnANp srollr.

LAN0LSr SECONDHAND srORE-Wn
buy sell exchange and rent furniture,
stoves 'i'' lfeseAs a CO., i.l4 Maiu.
II. ~ srANnLEY KEEps THE REST
STOCK or scnnd hanl furniture stoves.
NJ neas ware. trunks, etc. IN ihc city, 2lS
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

New Alexire's cdai mines. wa, f6iq
nipfrs "a work are ROW proluling .1Ol
tons per day, and the hnlk uf Il is SOFA m
rlA13Fnia. Arizona and 1oxas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

SECOND ytAND BOOKS BOUGHT SOLD
~ exchanged sclentihc, law or theoi0s,.
All or mechanical speciality. r. j.
liang. 900 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
ROOMS ron rnNr

FOL. Ri'Nr-rA Rr OF orE nrsfnrNen
FURNISHED fpr h1'teclccniar 10 nlrtv win
gh ghlnfHn lieitoucVa rrnlrI-i inquire
9uS Nhehleg sircrt South slide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

nnf'g Anilseptlc N3fflscrHnt fnr vaAiiia.
bu1is. ko0ids cute, bfuises, collie, cramps
p1ii.ryii. fooi-evli. bolts, Hshia. For
nun OF beast For sale and guaranteed
by all druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

MAnHTrD LADIES' SAFEGUARD. No
medicine; no equals money refunded II
not enu'factprv. send iOc TO Ladies'
Novelty Co.. Kansas Ci'y. Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
~ nrnnNa srANrs. ~

IT, iOi WANT ANYTHING * THAT
lin0 wrltc Tho Fort Worth Siainn cont
nanr' olj Maid stfpoi, Iori Worth.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11
Drifted six Hundred and sixty Miles.

Captain W Schlem:ck Of the oil
tank steamer Standard has informed the
photographic Office that he picked up
July l3 in Colough bay, County Cork,
Ireland, bottle paper" which had
been thrown overheard Feb. II last in
latitude is degrees 80 minutes, longi-
tude % degrees 80 minutes. II was III
a bottle sent out by the photographic
office for the purpose of experimenting
with ocean currents and had Travelled
$50 miles III l52 days. Baltimore Sun
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11

| Under Two r Iags. Dy Oulda.
Vagrant Wife. 4. BY Florence Warden
Vanity Fair. by W. NJ. Thackary.
Vicar of Wakefield. The. BY Oliver
Goldsmith.
Vicomte de Bragelonne, The. BY Alex.
ander Dumas.
Vivian the Beauty BY Mrs. Annie Ed
wards.
Weaker Than Woman. BY Charlotte
NJ. Braeme.
Wee Wife BY Rosa Nouchette Carey
We Two BY Edna Lyall.
What Gold Cannot Buy. BY Mrs. Alex
ander.
When Mans Single. BY j. NJ. Barrier.
White Company, The. BY A. Conan
Doyle.
Wife in Name Only. BY Charlotte NJ.
Braeme.
Willy Reilly. BY William Carleton.
Witch's Head. The. BY II. Rider Hag.
gard.
Woman in White, The. By Wilkie..Col.
Inns.
Woman's Face, A. BY Florence Warden.
Woman's Heart, A. BY Mrs. Alexander.
Womans Thoughts About women, A.
By Miss Mulock.
Woman's War. A. By Charlotte N.
Braeme.
Won by Waiting. By Edna Lyail.
Wooed and Married. I By Ross Nouch-
ette Carey.
Wooing OF, The. by. Mrs. Alexander.
Yellow Mask, The. B, Wilkiei Collins.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11

may be its future. Anaconda is now no
b ,tter fitted with the numerous require
ments for capital city, than is our own
little town on the banks of the Tongue
river. Our hotel accommodations are
nearly as ample ard quite "a good, yet
when we have our annual stockgrowers
meeting-w which may be likoned to a
legislative assembly save that it lasts
we readily see that we are untitled for
the job of properly caring for our visi-
tors, and We can as readily conclude
that an extension of our capacity to
limit necessary to comfortably accommo-
date all our guests. would be folly in
business sense, as between times we
would have no use for the added ac
commodations. This is relatively the
condition with Anaconda. 1t is little
but very little better fixed for handling
a crowd. than Miles City, and if has no
more business in the capital race than
any one of dozen small towns i'll the
state. of which Miles City might be one.
Butte. Helena and Great Falls are diff
ferent. They are cities in all that the
name i'm lilies, and thrtr could lie moth
ing presuming III the candidacy oi eth
er. but the candidacy of Anaconda seems
like great big joke: such Joke as is
sometimes practiced in small communi-
ties at unimpOrtant elections. where the
town fool or the town drunkard is run
for office There is scarcely a commuu-
lty that has not at some time done this
sort of thing lust for a Joke and
once in while. through the inditier-
ence of the people. the jokers candidate
has been elected and no end Of trouble
and unpleasant consequences entalied.
1t does not pay to do this sortof thing.
Ing as in the case OF IA permanent loca-
tion of the capital. There IL absolutely
no room for comparison between Helena
AMI Anaconda III qualifications. There
can be 10 comparison instituted except
that both have place ON the map Of
the state. Even the population Of Ana
conda. which gives il some standing. rs
made up Of class that may belong to
Butte tomorrow and to Great Falls
the next day. Whenever the French cop.
per trust decides that refined copper is
being turned out SO fast as to endanger
its price ia the markets of the world
the Anaconda works will shut down.
and seventy five per cent Of the luhabi-
tants Of Anaconda will seek living
elsewhere. This is no fiction. 1t Ii a
ia 4 that the past has demonstrated and
which may be confidently looked for
at intervals in the future. Aside from
the smellers there is nothing To keep
Anaconda from being deserted village
and with this fact staring every intelli-
gent voter IN the face, it seems almost
tiat any vote except what is
bought ana PAID for. can be cast for
Anaconda. There are ID dozen good lea.
SONS why Miles Gil! is more eligible
than Anacon ia an .et there are people. |
who talk about voting for Anaconda. |
Bu. Will they do il whea it comes 10 the |
test: Let US as good citizens, hope that |
they will recover their reason.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11
. .ANACONDA's CLAIMS CONSIDERED

The question of where the capital is 10
decide without prejudice and from the
high standpoint of pro bono pubIico.
While the majority Of voters may say.
1t makes no difference to me where the
capital Poes" they cannot by this declar.
alton relieve themselves of the duty that
rests upon them as citizens to act intel
ligently and for the public good in all
exercises of the elective franchise. In
matters political, the party platform and
principles guide the voter and to GER
tain extent do has thinking for him but
occasionally a question arises which
each voter must settle for himself The
capital question is Of this nature; there
is no politics in it. and the only guide
the individual voter can h ave except a
personal knowledge of the merits of one
or both contestants is what he may read
or hear on the subject. The most I'M
portant question to be decided is that of
fitness. considered in the broader sense
of locality. capability, propriety, in a
word "the right thing in the right place"
This is what every voter in the state
shosld aim at and if their aim is true
their votes will be cast for Helena.
While the people of Miles City would
undoubtedly feel flattered to be in the
race for the capital. there is not one Of
MS who would not freely admit that this
city is not the place for 1t. No more is
Anaconda. Accommodation and facil-
ties for doing business are expected to
he found at the capital of the state If
they are not there naturally and for
other reasons than because il is the capi
tai. they never will be provided solely on
account or the capital, because the bust
ness that seat of:governmentIbrings to
a town is so trivial except during the !
period Of Legislative sitting. that il is not !
worth catering for. The Legislative ses- |
sions bring large crowd and make |
sudden and extensive demand upon the
resources of those who are in the busi |
ness of caring for the public but no one
could expect these people to mainta.
their establishments on the scale re.
quired during legislative sessions, unless
the regular business Of the intervening
two years would warrant IT, What
could Miles City do toward entertaining
and caring for Legislative crowd who
would come for only two months out of
twenty four, and yet it is not superlative
arrogance to draw a comparison in this
respect between Miles City and Ana
csnda. Anaconda lis probably thress
ia.ss a. large as Miles City; the census
q 1880 gives it population Of 1915: but
it has not yet outgrown the conditions
hat make one large hotel too much for
it the year round and it is still content
10 find enjoyment in q sramshackle opera
house" that has its counter part in most
Il the ambitious cities Of the west. its
notel-unquestionsbly fine building
sas opened in 1889 and after
a disastrous season. was closed
and kept closed until the aspir-
stions Of Mr.. Daily for the capi-
tai, made it apparent that he must
.aintain the semblance Of ability to care
Tor the public, and since then it has
zen run. like other advertising schemes
II his, regardless Of cost. Whatever
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-11

The abova appOrtionment il based upon the
republican rote cast for governor at the cleo
tiOn of ls9- One delegate being given for ever,
ten votes n fraction thereof.
DelcGat 20 the county Convention elected
under this cali will provide themselves with
credentials from the judges of the primary el.
tlons IN their respective precincts. in order
that their rights to seats and votes in the con
vention may be determined
II. VI. MORAN,
A. L. CAMPBELL, Chair. Co. Cent. Com.
Sec'y Co. Cent. Com.
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