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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
AND EVERYTHING ELSE
What We are Thankful for on
Thanksgiving,

The entire town of DeLamar was
thankful for a year of prospt rity. New
homes have been constructed for many
| families and the camp has grown and
prospered.
| The manager and owners Of the De-
Lamar mine are thankful for increased
lproiuction Of the property.
The business men in town are thank
| full for increased business aud fewer
losses han formerly.
The miners working here are thank
fnl because pay-days have always come
ON schedule time, accidents have been
rare and all diffprenc between en-
ptoyers and employees have been readi-
" adjneted
Tie NUGGET is thankful for the liberal
patronage given FIR iis support.
We are all thankful and more o.
prond that DrLamar now has the finest
and best equipped hotel in Southern
Idaho.
The Republicans here are thankful
for the great national victory achieved
by them.
The candidates residing in DeLamar
who ran for aiIicrs are thank full that
they were not beaten any worse. Que
of them, Bennett, is thank al for the
Eve votes which gave him majority OF
nine.
Dickey HAYES is thankful because he
found his lost turkeys.
Sam Barkle is thankful because he
got into supper before Billie Sawle ans
Dicky Halves eat all the chicken pie,
Thanksgiving eye.
The Chinamenin De Lamar arc thank
full they are not in Chiaa at present.
The two compositors on this paper
are thankful for the fine dinner they
got on Thanksgiving.
And so it goes; some have much to
be thank fnl for while Others haven't so
much. But we can all agree on one
yer Cleveland's term of office has ex
pred,
Enumerating he blessings of heal /
Thy present helps patriots to forget ills
Of an unhealthy past. The fruits of
virtue, wisdom and economy are as vie
lille j n the day OF harves', as are those
If vice, folly and exlravag ance in the /
hour Of ihair undoing.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The young people Of DLamar never
had a'mors enjoyable party than thp
one given On Thanksgiving night, The
tnrn out was COOL. the music was good,
the masquers outdid any former efor,
lin their efforts to get un uniqne and
handsome costumes and everybody
vent in for making tho most OF the oc-
casion. Fromth grand march 10 The
unmasking and from the splendid sup
per to the finish, everything went as
Raily and as smoothly as if a dozen re-
hearsals had made every participant in
the Incorporating letter perfect In
their parts DeLamar orchestra ought
10 be proud Of the success they made.
The supper prepared by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gpnld vas a superb one and is spoken
of with high praise by ali who were
there 10 erjoy Il.
Thanks are due to Mr.. Joe Prout for
furnishing the NUaGEr a complete list
of the costumes worn. The many well
dressed characters and the excellent
manner in which they were sustained
bars us from psrticnlarizing them. The
fire brigads. however, with mimic
engine and hose. with seven well equip
ed ladies to run wild der machineu
took the bakery.
The following is ia list Of persons who
represented charact- RS 10 costume;
Rid McMiien, Police; Mrs. +. Gross
son, Judge Miss Minnie France, Queen
OF H parts; Miss Ida Yinton, Queen OF
Spring; Miss McDougal Russian girl |
Miss Josephine France, Russian girl;
Miss NJ. Luther, Pop corn girl; Miss E.
Tolmie, Flour girl, Miss Haggerty, Peas
ant Miss May La, Milk maid; Miss
Anne Parsey, Stars aud Stripes Miss
Ethel Bloom, School girl Mrs. O'Neil, |
Italian peasant; Mrs. Perrine, Pop corn
girl; Mrs. A. Branch, House keeper !;
Mrs Neal French nurse Miss Jennie
Joyce. School girl; Mrs. Wilson, Queen /
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The NUGGET received a charming call
on Thanksgiving morning from one of
the brightest and pretriest little girls in
all Owy hee, Addip Keltuer, who hrougnt
with her a doll almost as large and as
pretty rs herself which she had just
received from California. Our lutte
friend is now the envy of all the little
girls in town.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Frank Swisher, " no has been atthe
bead Of the business of supplying milk
here for the past two years, will, from
this date until next spring, supply bis
customers at City cents per gallon. He
has been noted for supplying only pure
milk and will maintain the reputation
of the quality. He has always sold al
bottom prices, milk, before he COM
menced the business, being higher in
price here both winter and SIMMER.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Peter Mediums sentence has been
COMMITTED by the Board of Prison Par
dons. He will be pardoned on New
Years day. Previous TO the difficulty
which got him into the trouble, Medlin
had always been good, quiet and
peaceable citizen. He will be that
again and will be cordially welcomed
home again.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The DeLamar orchestra propose from
now on during the winter, to give regn-
lar fortnightly hops, to be given as
nearly as practicable each alternate
Friday evening. Notices announcing
them will appear regularly in the NUG
Get. Price of admission will be 81. 1t
is proposed at these socials to have the
grand march begin precisely at nine
O'clock, and the dancing to terminate
at 1890 o'clock.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The Owyhee Meat Company is now
building cold storage warehouse with
capacity for storing 100 beeves. The
plans We're furnished by W. S. Camp
bell, The Boise City architect. Instead
of feeding stock for beef supply for
the latter part of the winter, his build
ing will be filed with fat carcass s for
the trade. No dark, thin beef here next
spring.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brannan res
pectfnlly return thanks TO the many
friends in DeLamar and Silver City for
their kindness and The assistance rem
dered during the illness and funeral
services Of their deceased brother, An
drew Br man.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The post-office sore has now on lis
play splendid assortment. Of toys and
holiday goods. Children, big and little
can find anything now there from a
Jumping jack 10 splendid toilet cabi-
net or elegant album.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tow, of Castle
Creek, one Of the fullest couples in the
county, nie their Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce in De-
Lamar. The ladies made pleasant
call on the NUGGET.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

When Santa Clans drives his Rein
deers through Delamar he will certain
ly stop at Dieky Hawes' place and get
some of that beautiful candy to pat in
the little ones stockings. The finest
lot Of pure candles ever brought to De-
Lamar.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

A letter from Joe Lawson, now in
DsLamar, Nevada, disconrages Others
from leaving here for that camp 70 fad
work. Laborers plenty at So a day.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Knapp, the druggist, has on display
some very fine pieces of silverware,
suitable for high-toned holiday pres
EMS. Knapp has just gotten in large
quantity Of fine holiday goods.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The suggestion af "much felt wantp
in DeLamar occurred TO many minds in
DeLanar when they introduced the
mimic fire brigade at the masquerade
ball on ThaDksg night. We have
failed on getting upa brass band here.
Let US have Ere company.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Oscar Eek imam, the popular restaur-
ant man. has his new building under
roof. Oscar keeps right up with the
procession. He will have fine place.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The post store is now the glory
of The little folks. A big Invoice of
holiday goods. One can find anything
there now from a jumping jack to an
elegant toilet set.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Prepare for cold weather. Geta good
overcoat. Isay has splendid assort-
ment and Is selling them cheaper than
ever
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

John and Andy Boyle and TONY
Downs are all NOW located in the new
DeLamar, Nevada.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Look in at Knspp's drug store and see
the finest display of Toilet Articles ever
brought to town.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Someone onght TO take hold of the
telephone line between here and Jor-
dan Valley who will keep it in repair.
1t is shame TO have the line neglected.
Hs il is now.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Rev. Argo will return Tomorrow and
regular services will be held Tomorrow
night.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Another summer has come and gone
without seeing the main street in the
Town graveled. Just think of tho mud
We will have to wade in ag-in next
spring.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Knapp. the druggist has just received
. large LOT OF elegant albums.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Assorted table fruits, u ID cane. S.. 80
per case, at the DeLamar Co.'s, store,
for cash.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Mat MARI has just rec ived a full lin
Of Gents Rubber Boots, overshoes and
rubbers.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

The DeLamar Company shipped ont
this week 5 bars Of bullion valued at
$4,000.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Do you wear Pho shoes, We mean.
Look oyer Issy's fne stock before you
buy.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

A splendid line Of neckwear just re-
csivsd At lsay's.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Isay has in new and fine line o.
clothing.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Mil shut down to-day for regular
monthly cleanup.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

There il talk Of new fast freight
line BET ween here and Caldwell.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Turkeys and cranberty sauce this
week.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01

Rsss cheese in town at Isay's
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-12-01
For Rent.
q beauty.

Large front room, Furnished. In
quire at this Office.
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Tho roads are snIl in fine condition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-31
SICK AND INJURED.
0sssrsi nariss saSsslsg vssa Over
Wssk.

0ssssai xarsss ss6ssisg yssa Over
Mssk.
Special Dlspateh 70 the standard.
MlssoULA, Oct. A-csn. Jessph z.
Marion. chairmsp- Of the dsmesestie
county central committee. y eonnned "a
the rssidsnse Of hls daughter on the
south side bv an attack Of vertigo. He
has been doing the work Of two men fes
weeks past. and Il 10 supposed that the PIE
sent attack 10 caused b. ovsswosk and
anxiety, He 10 reported resting sasy -
night, and little judicious rest and 10
pose viii soon bring him around sii right.
John Beophy, who 10 working cut ssu-
tsuce imposed By Judge Ross ter violasion
Of the city ordinances, was caught By 0
mass Of rock while working in the stous
quarry south Of the city this moaning.
Marshal Prescott immediately bad him
brought 10 the Sisters hospital In ear.
siass. An sxamiaAeiou revealed the fest
that his right lee Was fractured sbovs the
ankle, besides having received internal
injuries Of serious nature, the extent OF
danger Of which cannot yet b deter.
mined. The unfortunate man 10 being
made % comfortable ~ possible undss
the circumstances and it 10 hoped he will
pull through all right.
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LOOK OUT ron rnsn.


oesess,sus CAssssssrs 4syisg 10 Msaesy
Wit The nsgiseey Dseks.
Two uaknown pssseas, siviss thsis
names - J. A. Walsh aad Lswis Psa-
vel. u Helene, arrived In town ysstse.
day. aad calling o. Rssist1 Assat
Aaeaa asked that - nats Sse
tAsa ~ saes . espv e tAs seAsisl
ssGisess to- ths uss ef ths Hsleea eaplaal
e~mmis1ess The nsse0saea q the
I've Dea veso vssy myssssious, alylag
rlse 10 the susptciou thst thsy bslooGed TO
Hsssaa's hired rinkssssu sang. AisAsoGh
they slsisnsd - esms fsssa us,saA. ehss
exhibited ~ ersdeptials frsm ths Hslssa
capital eommitsse, nor did thay call -
any msmhsr Of the Anaeonds eommitts 10
state thets mission.
To make copy Of the registry list for
thsss men in addition to the immenss
amount a woek ths Law devolvss
upon him during the next lev
days, was, Of course, out
Of the quessiea and M. Mahan frankly
tod the stsAaagers - They suggested
that he might need assistance in psspAs.
Ing the lisas, end ~ infesnsd thsm very
Politely thss vhsn - did hs weald
ceu upen The eounty eemEissiour
era. They next asked psrmIsaioa
TO place stcuogyapher IN The room while
the cheek llsts were bsins pesparsd, end
Mr.. Mahan said there was no desk room
fee stsncaaphsr 10 begin With. and. sssn
u thsre vss, . stsuogPaphee weulA 49,
essarily b . hindaaes - him V
the stspoGvaphse vas 10 taks The nasnss
accurately. Mr.. Nahan sAid hs he'd no
objsctsen. hewsvse. 10 - many HslsaA
mea staying h ~ sssm - eeuA ~ lato
u during The peoeeos Il trAnseeibin0. Tho
eonduet e& the Strangers patnsally assased
suspleisa.
The law Requires The lists 10 -
pue1lsAo4 within thsUe dAys sftee
the closa q sogistsa4isa, sn1 Thea HsaseA
cen have - many pginted eepies % che
plsasss. ~ fos the great register, nobody
hAs any business with Il bus the registry
sssat until sfssr hs esstiflss 10 its co.
vhea u heeemes pebble psspsetv.
The uovsmsnts Of Walsh aud rsavell,
v such b their right names, we're - mys,
tssious that n vas deemed hest 10 kssp .
vatsh ea the great rsgissse Last night. ssd
seeeedinsly ths peliss kspt ". Mahas's
ofbcs under cless surveillance. Diliasoe
inquiry was made during the aftse
noon 10 aeesrtain WaoeAee The
mystesisus ussa vsss knewn - aay 60
n AnssenAa, and nobody vas feund WIN
bed ever hoard o. rod Il thsm. Thsv
6ocksd b. thsmsslvss and The test tha1
every one In town was onto them was
euG2ciont ueoof that thoiP voek ~
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watch. Us WIN.
Anaconda: Away in the
Lead
MUD CAN'T STOP HER
The People IIll Nip As lsRllsRl
Paei1a
1T IS THEIR OWN FIGHT
1T IS THEIR own FIGHT

sstsrday Saw Hslsna's Con-
tsmptibls Methods severely Re-
buksd at Many Polnts-Hsr LIss
and Insults Proving Potent Only
10 Win Friends for the Copper City
-oroat Falis tias Served Notice
upon Last Chance That Dirty
Tricks Don't 90 for Much In
casoads-Taklhg Account Of Her
Methods Helena Has About De.
oIded to Call In the Cry About
Corporation coliars-ln Fiathead
the Country 10 About 40 Good 40
Solid for Anaoenda-The Meet
ings Held Yesterday In This
cfty's oehalf Demonstratsd That
the Permanent Capital VIII Bs
Looatod IN Anaoonda Beyond the
shadow o. Q Doubt-ciean Ar9u.
ment and ldonorahie Campaign.
ing Have Done Their Work
Well.
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nO SIDE vleelse Dsueelab vil vAo
ioR nogtol
IT'S A MIGHTY MEAN DEAL
The National Sphinx Refuses % Give
upa Word IN Help ~ the senator
But Some ~ the Party's
Leaders Are With Him.

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REPUBLICAN RALLY.

0svssass 1tskesAs spske 70 shs Rsspls
ef Park Csasty.
Special Dispiteh 70 The standard.
LIVINGSTON. Oct. Sa-Ths rspuhlleans
oe Nvtnssson and Park county hsld Q
rally ~ Hs9eslin opera house ts-alghe.
Gov. J. E Riskards was The spsAkse q
ths svsaing end he made an sioquent
Plea IN favoe q The psineiplss a rspub,
lieanism, - pgomuleatsd by The Leaders
q the parry. .a
County Aasosasy II. J. Muller asssd q
ehsismsa end - made the spsssh q his
life.
Covsrnoe Richards sasA that b would
inpsash ths insslliesass e shs asdisass
sheuA 10 uot peeelaim thaa % Nov. Q ~
people oe this stats would cast their bal.
lots against the injustice that bad besu
doas them b. The Cisvslsad regime aud
ths whess esntiagsnt % dsmessatis
s'cuckeos." H said thst sve yaass e ~.
pesesdsntsd sullseiae hes bssn ths lot q
the psopls ee this land and In contrast hs
peintsd With peids 10 ths seeoed Of
the rspuhlisan party fee ths past % ysass.
He said b. could nol 0nd woeds strong
enough - dsnouuce the aetiens q ths
dsmocrstle party within ths pest twe
ysass. Ths sovsrssoe said that the wsek'
insmsn of this country had nsvee heea
better heussd, better fed o. better clothed
thaa during ths past 20 ysaes q sspab.
lieAn rule. O.
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chiss Il Hsviag Tie sssks whipssa


or nse.
LONDON, Oet. sn-TAs 1Ims ts-uussuv
win puhiish Ne Soileviae dispaAsh hsa
Tisa Tsin: Ths greater pars ef ~ CAt.
usss fsssss vsss 6ss1sovsd bsGsse ca
Lsaae Chang Was svseuatsd. Cs1asa1
Huns's efneial sspsst psaisss ths vslee e
shs tsssps, but ssalsssss sAsy vsse svses
uasehsd b. thslP sas0iss q veaQans -
training. Ceieasl vea NAnnskln, -
German e0ess vhs Was 1senselv at6s T.
camp e "A Huag ChAae. 81 vhs psa-
dsgsd grsa& sssvisD 70 ~ CAins(s aAatpol
q the meat naval haftles tsuaht hetuoan
ths nssts q China and aapan, has bsso
summousd 10 Pskin ~ inpssial ediss -
coasult With ths OpvssnDsaA n ssGnsd n
the military slsuattoa.
yAps Am EAND0&
LONDON. Oet. M-A aispatsA 10 ~
0set q Jepaasss tssaspssts. pFs4se1sa ~
10 vasshipa, has bsen sssa lan1ine tEsses
on the main lsnd ef ths Kveag Lang p.
ninsula, nesth q Elliost's islsaA
cmxmE poaR cAPrunnD.
WASHINGTON, 0sG oo.-AlsAssss DsaAv,
q . oablo 70 ~ oen1o depaEtDnDs fku0
Pekin to-day, says that ~ Chinese have
hssu dsesated q Chisa La Chsag and
hsvs rsteatsd 10 H. mountninA - a1ss
popssts thas ~ Ja0anosD hAvo tahsa e.
q eths Chinsss isets q Pea Asthnr.
The sesne q IL 6rst enones0aat =
lust seross The YaIu river IN NansAnriA,
and u masas ths nsss ssal aeEysas1vo
movsmsut ~ ~ Japanees - Chlnoeo
coll The Japanase sse supposed - haRo
formally eassssd upea Q aeampaigu With
Noukdsn. the Nanehurian eapital, % the
objsssivs point. Unlsss thsy are fully pess
paroA - make Q wlnteP campaign, se0s.
thing hsesteeoes unknewn q saslsen var-
fare, thsy viii b ohaiosd 70 Seess ths
| 0Ghtine, 90 only 0 days remain before
cold weather comes.
rRKv'LL MAKE WINrHH ov II.
In ths nsishherheed Of Port AssAnr.
whsrs the ssoond Japanese susesss b -.
ported, the winter y mot 20 severe. and
operations may b maintained until much
latse. Expssts In Washineton bslisvs
that Poes Arthur esnnot b reduced b.
The Japanese without the use Of heavy
siege artillery, and, - far 90 reported, the
Jspansss are not supplied With this. In
asmueh - the capture Of Port Arthue
would give the japanese control os ths
gulf Of Ps-Chiu and cut o6 the Chinsse
capital from communication With the -,
Il u believed that the japanese will maks
q most determinsd effort to capture the
| fortress. The belief that they are Pee.
pared TO do this, even u Il involves long
siege and winter campaign. 10 borne out
| BY the fact that agents Of the japanese In
this country have quietly bought up vast
store OF goat skins and practically cor.
nsred the market. These skins are com
monty used in China and Japan ~ nee.
essary part OF the soldiers winter rai.
ment.
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Hiysch Ouposss II.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Superintendent
Stump Of the immigration bureau 10.
ccived letter from Baron Hirsch OF the
Jewish Colonization association In which.
in speaking OF Jewish immigration TO tho
United States. he says: "Far from favor
ing this immigration l have. rs you arc
aware. for the past few years endeavored
to turn it to tho Argentine Republic,
where colonization association has al.
ready established many colonies and 10
still establishing Others"
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DIsoWNg 10,

a asssing rhss Usion Labor In Cascade
Nsvsr Endorsed.
CREAy FALLS. Oct. 0.-At o special
msstine Of the Trades and Labor council
held tonight II was unanimously resolved
that the meeting beld tonight In tho Muir.
phy.McLay building and advertised ~ "a
mass meeting Of working men," was not
authorised In any way by the Trades and
Labor council OF Cascade county or any
labor union In this city. ]. Z. Fox. presi.
dent, Geo. A. Mason, Recording Secretary.
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R.publiean Meeting at silver Bsv.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

SILVER Bow. Mont. Oct. 3o.--A repub.
lican meeting was held tonight at
O'Nsill's hall. Prof. I. B. Hammond
acted a. chairman and introduced the
speakers. Hon. ]. II. Monteith. h. X.
Cunningham, candidates for tho lecisla.
ture, gave a free silver and high tariff
talk. and we're followed by Messrs. Bar
low. Davies, Wariieid. johnson and
Boardman, aspirants for various county
offices. who also addressed the audience
on the issues OF the day.
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The Vote M Blllings.
match 70 ths Standard.

BILLINGS, Oct. 3O.-At the close Of regis
tration at the Billings registration district
tonight there were registered for the pre-.
cincts OF North and South Billings Gil
votes: for Canyon Creek precinct so: for
Huntley -; a total of 10i. Two years ago
Billings registered 313. and the increase is
conceded TO run largely to the democracy
and Anaconda.
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CARTER GETS LOST.

Carter is lost when he departs from
politics or law and takes up the present,
subject. The audience gave him o patient
hearing. hut left the hall Of the same
mind as when they entered.
Anaconda's ranks are as solid as G!bral.
tar and all the Helena talk of corporation
rulc and fake railroads cannot change
them. Kalispel and the whole Of Flat.
head county will roll UP o majority for
Anaconda next Tuesday that will help to
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BUFFALO, Oct. o.-Jobnson rode On un-
paced mile in 81 i-5 to-day, breaking all
records.
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MADRID, Oct. ao.-Ths cabinet has re-
signed.