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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The Faculty viii Cooperate The Date Is
Nov. IL to II.

Missoula, Nov. 3.-The Missoula county
teachers institute will be of unusual in
terest this year. as the faculty of the uni
versity will cooperate with the public
school teachers in the work of the four
days session, which will begin Monday
Nov. H.
The daily sessions of the institute will
be held in the university assembly room,
and will begin at o'clock each morning,
continuing until o'clock p. m, with an
intermission of an hour at noon. z. A.
Steere. state superintendent of public in
struction. will be present and on the
evening of Wednesday will deliver an ad-
dress upon the interesting theme, The
Golden Age of Athens" On Thursday
evening President Craig of the university
will deliver an address.
During the institute DR.. Craig will give
instruction in pedagogy and school econ
omy. Prof. S. A. Merritt will conduct the
work in the natural sciences and this will
form one of the most interesting features
of the institute. State Superintendent
Steere and Superintendent Hamilton will
also give practical talks on school work.
The institute will be of interest, not only
to those directly engaged in school work.
but also to all who take an interest in ed
vocational matters.
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ZEN. AGENT, Butte. Mont.
Notice.
SEMI-WEEKLY SERVICE, 1895.


Notice By the city council OF the city or
Anaconda of its intention to create Spe-
cial Improvement District No. !. in the
city of Anaconda.
Notice IS hereby given by the city coup.
regular meeting OF the city council to be
held on Monday. the 4th day OF Novem-
her 1895 anal action VIII be taken on
the -esolutioz ordering the creating of
Special Improvement District No. i In
said city. .
such Special improvement District shall
consist OF all that territory IN said city
bounded on the north by the center lins
OF the alley running through blocks
ffty-two CD. ffty-three, (5s). fifly-four
(54J and ffty-nve t55). and extended west
10 the city limits. on the east by the west
line OF Hickory street: on the south by
the south line OF Seventh street, and on
the west by the westerly boundary hns
Any person or persons who are the
owners Of any part of any lot or lots
within the limits OF such Improvement
District. are hereby directed 10 appear at
said meeting. either IN person or by coun-
sell and show cause. II any there be. why
the proposed Special Improvement Dis
frict should not b. created.
BY order OF the city council OF the city
of Anaconda
CITY Clerk Pro TEN OF the City OF Ana
co1da
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future. Charlie Hecker. the KAISER"
is pushing the thing along and is go
ing to make 1t a hummer.
Addison NJ. Sterling and Harry w.
Thompson made a successful hunting
excursion down the river to-day. n.
]. Gould was another of the local nim-
rods who sought rest in the country
with his gun.
The water supply was shut off from
the city all day to-day, to allow the
reservoirs north of the city to receive
their semi-annual cleaning and to per-
NIT some general repairs to the whole
system to place 1t in readiness for the
winter.
Capt. Jack Crawford left this after
noon for Spokane.
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jim FAIRS PRESENCE OF MIND
Remarkable Story Told by the Son of the
California Millionaire.

From the San Francisco Call.
Charles Fair, the only male heir to
the late James G.. Fair. sat in the bill
lizard room of the Palace hotel talking
to some pioneer friends of his father.
do you know. Charley, that a book
of "reminiscences of your father would
sell like hot cakes? You ought to put
the data in the hands of some publish
er and Oct him issue the volume. What
do you think about it?"
The son smiled and looked up at the
tallxer. as he replied:
"Why don't you do it?'
me do it!' exclaimed the man with
the publishing ideas. II didn't know
him."
Neither did l." answered Charles
Nobody know him. / don't think a
man ever lived who enjoyed his conf
dence. ] can assure you that he was
the same man to me that he was to
others. and his iron rule to keep his
own counsel was never broken"
whenever ne did fall into a conf
Dental and chatty mood 1t was to jest
about something or to theorize. / re-
call story he once told Alfred f. Da-
Wis, his old partner. The story l have
in mind was woven into a serious con-
versation, and he never cracked a
smile over it, Before proceeding, how
stock mines a ladder goes down the
side of the shaft. and every twelfth
rung is iron, so as to give the whole
additional strength. Well. father said
to him:
Davis, do you know 1 was almost
killed once in the Crow Point miner
How was that. Jim?'
This way. / was docking down the
shaft to see If everything was all right
and lost my balance. Being unable to
recover myself, l toppled over and fell
yes. Davis. fell. / must have gone
about 100 feet when 1t suddenly struck
me that If / didn't begin doing some
thing pretty quick l would go clear
through to hades. So l reached out
and grabbed a rung of the ladder 1t
broke and l grabbed the next. That
broke too. but L reached for the third,
which also gave way, and the next,
and the next. and so on. but 1t broke
my fall. and in about five minutes
rea ched the bottom. a little Jared up,
but perfectly sound
Davis looked at him out of the cor
ners of his eyes a few seconds and
said:
what did you do. Jim. when you
came to the twelfth rung? Did you
grasp at that. too?'
"'why. missed 1t. Do you think 1
wanted to smash everything that was
in the miner"
When Charles finished mis- story he
was laughing more heartily than any
one else in the crowd. and could not
be prevailed upon to recall anything
more that had come from the lips of
his famous financial father.
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OLD MISSOULANS.
City Marshal Angevine Saw Many Friends
on the Coast.

Missoula. Nov. 3.-During his recent
tour of the coast City Marshal Ange-
vine met many of the old Missoula rail-
road men who have migra ted west
ward. At San Francisco there is a
large colony of them. all in the en-
ploy of the Southern Pacific. AL Hol-
bert and Tom May have runs out of
Frisco. Fred Salter is in the S. p.
yards ana George Schoenberger is con-
ductor on one of the southern runs.
George Fuller. who was formerly on
the Marysville branch. is also running
out of San francisco.
John Doudell and Tom Long are To-
Gated at Stockton. where they are
running on a recently built road.
While Mr.. Angevine was In san Fran
cisco Billy Dick and Joe Murphy sailed
for South Africa. where Murphy ex-
poets to locate. Billy. however, will
probably return to Missoula after he
has seen enough of the cape.
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Mammal Darling.

From the Florida Times-Unlon.
Many a father thinks that the baby
is admiring him when 1t is simply try
ing TO express its contempt.
If a baby's power was equal to its
malevolence, there would be a great
many more murders committed in this
country.
The collie is the only thing that will
tackle a baby without first considering
the consequences.
There was no baby in the ark. II
there had been. all the animals would
have succumbed to insomnia.
A baby will leave its bottle at any
time to feed upon the caterpillar he
sees crawling across the floor.
If a full-grown man had a voice in
proportion to a baby's, he could make
himself heard from here to New York
city.
Babies know more than we think
they do. They always know when l a
m. arrives and are sure to wake UP.
Babies not only believe in early ris-
ing. but insist on everyone around
Them acting on the same belief.
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For PLEASURE.
The PArdee Literary and Social Club Is
Organized.

Ihe Fdrdet Literary anu SUtIHf NIuU h
Organized.
Missoula, Nov. Sat Pardee, in an
ticipation of the long winter evenings.
some of the citizens have organized a
society which is to be known as the
Pardee Literary and Social club. A
preliminary meeting was held last
week. presided over by S. ID. Robinson,
at which committees were appointed to
formulate a constitution and to ar
range a programme for the winter
work. The membership of the club al
ready includes IL women and 40 men.
AS Tom Butler, one of the organizers,
expresses 1t, the club will surprise the
world before spring."
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THE NURSERY BUSINESS.
There Is a Growing Demand for Trees
Grown in This Section.

'IUWH HE StCIIOns
Missoula, Nov. 3.-Among the signs
which betoken prosperity for Western
Montana is the fact that there is a de-
mand for fruit trees. propagated and
grown in this section. The nursery
business Is stin in its infancy in the
valleys of this region, but IL has been
substantially started and promises to
assume larger proportions each year.
The Burroughs nursery at Corvallis,
that OF Bass Brothers at Pine Grove.
that OF J. +. Wilson at Florence, and
the one on the McClain ranch near
Lou Lou are all doing well, although
still small. Experts have repeatedly
stated that the conditions here are per
feet for the success OF this profitable
Industry and there is no reason why II
should not become an important factor
In the prosperity of Western Montana
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

MIssoula. Nov. Be. w. Toole Of
Helena. attorney for Mrs. Glenn. Is
in town and IL is probable that some
action will be taken regarding her bail
and new trial.
Judge Knowles. z. L. Bonner and
c. II. Mcleod went 10 Helena this
evening
The Missoula Liederkranz is arrang-
ing for a ball TO be given in the near
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FRUIT AS MEDICINE.
Ii l. One of the Piessantest and Most
Healthfui Adjuncts to the Table.

From the Popular Science Monthly.
Why for ages have people eaten
apple sauce with their roast goose and
sucking pig? Simply because the acids
and peo;ones i'm the fruit assist in d.
gesting the fats so abundant In this
kind OF food. For tine same reason at
the end OF a heavy dinner We eat our
cooked fruits. and when we want their
digestive action even more developed
We take them after dinner in their nat
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0Western Montana NeWs

The Western Montana office of the
Standard ie at Room l. Daily Block. Ms
soula. Telephone. No lis. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
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Six school marms. ranging in age from
% TO co: also one principal. age about 20
Last seen going 20 miles week south OF
Butte. all in one herd Brand not known
Information wanted by friends
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-04

There are more than 20 species of fur
bearing animals known to inhabit the
HUDSON bay country, ranging in size
all the way from the meadow mouse
and sand rat to the caribou, musk OK,
1,isnn and polar bear.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-04

A statasrfcsiar1 has made sape rs,aase CAL
culstson that in a grogrrahnme OF s6ae.nl-y
waCgzes. four polkas and two qua dr.Jls. a
dancer would cover close upon twelve
miles. That Is not a bad distance for an
evenings amuSemerit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-04

l. Sh.lda's Cure. A gsGglectai cough =
dangerous. Sup Il -. ogsce waJA Shtoh's
Cure
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Now Is the Time TO Subscribe
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
SWIFT IS CHOSEN.
The Republican Candidate for
Mayor Of Chicago Has
10000 Majority.
THE RESULTS ELSEWHERE.
Municipal Elections Held in a
Number Of Northwest
ern States.

CHICAGO, April 4.-The returns from
the municipal election Indicate that
the Republicans have obtained a
ccmplcte victory. clecting George j.
swift, their candidate for mayor, by Il
plurality of over 10000. In addition to
the mayor, the Republicans have, the
rainrns indicate, elected their csndi-
dates for assessor, collector, supervisor
and town clerk in all the towns, max.
ING a clean sweep OF all the town Off.
COS. Of the aldermen, the Republicans
have certainly elected 20 out Of tho to-
t,l Of 81. Frauk Lawler, the ex-coD'
FRESHMAN, who ran as an independent
in the Nineteenth ward, is elected by u
GOOD majority The proposition to put
the police and all other city officials
nnder civil service rules and extend the
jnayorality term TO our years, was car.
ried by q majority larger than that OBJ
tained by Swift. At the last mayoralty
election, when Mayor Hopkins was
elected to fiji the unexpired term Of
Mayor Harrison, the Democratic plu.
raity was l,29O AT the last state cleo
on, in the same wards, tho plurality
of Wulf, Republican candidate for
state treasurer, was i4,O85.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
HAD TWO PISTOLS
Members of the McCoy-Hat-
field Gang Make Break
For Liberty.
WERE IN THE KENTUCKY PEN.
Two Of the Party Fatally
Wounded Before Being
Recaptured.

KUTTAwA, KY, April 4.-The most
daring but unsuccessful attempt to es-
cape from the Eddyville penitentiary
ever made occurred at 3 p. m. when
Tom Mitchell, Riley Mccoy and Hiram
Bonar made desperate break. They
had i'll some way procured two pistols
and when the gate was opened to let
tramway car enter they opened fire on
the guard and made break for liberty.
The guard returned the fire, wssunding
two of them, but they continued their
flight. They were not captured until
they had gotten mile from the prison.
AT least 100 shots had been fired and
when they were finally captured it was
found that Mccoy and Mitchell We're
dangerously, if not fatally, shot. None
of the guards or citizens were wounded.
Mccoy aud Bonar belong to the notori-
ous Mccoy Hatfield gang of Eastern
Kentucky, and Mitchell is n desperate
and murderer sent up from Bardstown.
Mccoy was serving n 2l.year sentence
and the others are lille men.
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GUATEMALAN BOUNDARY.
Dispute That Threatened Hostillties
Finally Adjusted.

fheJustth.
Cry Or MEXICO, Apri 4.--The Qua
tamalan boundary question is settled.
President Diaz has formally signed with
the Guatamalan minister the official
document which prevents the threat
encd open rupture between the two
countries and congratulations are heard
on all SIDES for the stand taken by the
president. Foreign Minister Mariscal
and Mexicans generally, at time full
Of danger and menace to the nations
safety and dignity.
The Ciil Bias newspaper says it was
Guatemala's ambition to get Mexico
into war. Preparations were pushed so
vigorously up to short time ago by
this country that Guatemala was forced
to desist by lack of funds for arming
and equipping troops to push against
the forces modified by Mexico on the
southern frontier. The action of Qua
temala in refusing to pay further inter
est upon its public dobt proved Il BOOM
erang upon itself when it tried to raise
the necessary amount to replenish its
military stores. Having no other altern-
ative, Guatemala has completely broken
down, and will do anything in future
to guard peace with Mexico.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
TELEGRAPHlC BRGVlTieS.
Matters OF Minor Importance in Con-
deused Form.

Matters OF Minor Importance in Con-
deused Form.
David NJ. Stone, for Al years editor of
the New York Journal of Commerce, ls
dead.
A cold wave prevailed Tuesday ut
Nashville and the temperature dropped
about 40 degs.
The statement Of the condition of the
treasury shows available cash balance,
1856, 59i, lOS; gold reserve. $50, 594. luS.
The Havemeyer d Elder sugar rehn-
cry i'll Brooklyn has closed down tenn
porarily. The shutdown was due to
over production.
Advlces from Shimonoseki show that
Ii Hung Changes wound in the face is
healing well and that it is expected that
he Will be in the enjoyment of com.
plete health i'll few days.
William Steen Strand, the LIVERPOOL
cotton K ng, who exploited the great
corner in cotton in 1890 which caused
such sensation and which resulted in
his losing So 900, is dead.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
SIZE DON'T LIKE IT
Great Britain Objects to Re-
cent Concessions by
Venezuela.
MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS RESULTS
Quartette of MinneSotanS In
tereSted in the Valua-
BILE Grant.

FARIBAUIT, Mimi, April 4.-Donald
Grant and DR.. i. M..Rose, who accom-.
panied w. H. Fisher, late manager of
the Duluth and Winnipeg road, J. A.
Bowman, a Grand Rapids banker, and
others, III Venezuela, some time ago,
have returned. The party went down
to examine the country with a vitw to
the Improvement Of q valuable conces-
sion made by the Venezuela govern
ment some weeks ago, and which,
through the default of the original
grantees, Of whom Mr.. Bowman was
one, and changes in the government,
might pass into new hands. Mr.. Grant
says that he was very much impressed
with the appearance Of the country, so
far as he had examined it,
The offered concession embraces a
tract of land near the mouth of the Ori-
nocO river, running l25 miles north and
south Of ii, and it extends from ID to 80
miles east and west. There is a vast
amount of very fine hard timber upon
the land, comprising mahogony, dye
woods, rosewood, etc. There are nu-
merous iron mines there also. The soil
is adapted to any of the staple crops,
such as coffee. which is extensively
raised. They now ship the mineral
products TO the United States. The
concession also embraces Trinidad
island with its bituminous lake, and
another small island, ON which is a
lake of the same asphaltum pitch in in-
eyhauStible unantitipS
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
TAYLOR LOCATED AGAIN.
Whereabouts OF tho South Dakota Treas-
urer Discovered.

whereabouts OF tho South Dakota Tress-
urer Discovered.
PIERRE, S. D., April 4.--The infor-
nation first sent out from here as to
the location of W. W. Taylor i'll Chill
seems to be verified by parties who are
in position to know. w. &. kiser OF
Redheld, ono Of Taylor's bondsmen,
has Just returned from Chicago, where
he met G. II. Vinton, cousin Of Taylor,
who told him that Taylor is now in
Chill. Vinton gave this information on
the belief that Taylor ls safe from ex-
tradition. Attorney General Crawford,
when approached i'll regard to the mat
ter, would neither admit nor deny that
Taylor is i'll Chill, but admitted that
lie is in South America, but that he
does not expect any definite develop
ment for about 80 days, rs the detect
ives are about that far behind Taylor.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
Will Demsud Indemnity.

TACOMA, Wash, April 4.-George
Lcschi, cousin of Jim Bouchett, the
Nisqually Indian medicine man, who
was murdered three weeks ago, has
been haranguing the Nlsqually tribe
and says that 40 Of them viii march
this week to the Muckleshoot reserva-
tion and demand big indemnity for
their relatives and tribesmen OF Jerry
Dominic, who killed Bouchett because
he failed TO cure Dominic's children.
If the indemnity is not paid, Dominic
will be liable, according to Indian GUS
toms, to be killed at any time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
GUILTY OF MANY MURDERS.
Bad Gang of Desperadoes Jailed in Ala
bMma.

Bad Gang of Desperadoes Jailed in Ala
bmna.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 4.-Ealf a
dozen members of the worst gang of
murderers and robbers ever known i'll
Alabama are in Jail as the result of &
con. ession of Lee Harris, who is charged
with numbering Pleasant Merriweather,
q suburban grocer, with hatchet and
robbing his store few III shts ago. jim
Webb, one OF the gang, was fatally shot
while resisting arrest. According to
Harris confession, he and his pals are
respons. bic for the murder anu robbery
of James r. Thornton, a Birmingham
grocer, in December; the, murder OF Z.
Y. Daniels, and East Lake farmer. and
attempted murder of his wife and
daughter last December; the murder OF
William Barnes, a dlstiller, Lecause lie
refused to give them whisky; the hold
up and robbery OF two white women at
Thomas, and numerous MINOR crimes.
A quantity Of sto.en goods was recov-
cred.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
1T is A SERIOUS MATTER.
1t May Embroil Two Countries in n Test
OF strength.

1t Nay Embroil Two Countries in q Test
OF Strength.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-There is a
great deal more in the news from Fari-
bault of the grant of concession by
Venezuela at the mouth of the Orinoco
than is indicated in the dispatch. This
concession may become more or less
famous in the history Of the diplomacy
of the United States and Great Britain.
The concession is well calculated to
bring TO an acute stage the most
troublesome diplomatic question before
the state department. The concession
is in the heart Of the territory long III
dispute between Venezuela and Great
Britain, and Ambassador Bayard for
some time has vainly ssrivep to per-
suade Great Britain to submit the
whole dispute to arbitration. There
have been intimations that the ad-
ministaation, in the event Of a
physical conflict over the disputed
lands, might deem it necessary, in the
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine, to
follow up the moral aid it has rendered
Venezuela with more substantial and
potent assistance. The fact that citi-
9ens Of the United States now, by this
concession, are thrust, so to speak, be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States, considerably increases the meas
ure of this governments responsibility.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
Endorsed Diag.

TARAsco, Mex, April 4.-The first
notable movement in the republic, re-
lating to the proposition to re-elect For
forio Diaz president, has taken form
with the Club Liberal Tabasquerdo"
of this city and state. The club uu-
qnalitedly endorses General Diaz for
reelection in 1895, and resolution to
this effect is being numerousiy signed
in many quarters. 1t is pretty well
understood that Diaz is willing 10 COM
pete the century III the executive char,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 2, Is

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April ,, 1895.
HOGS-Marset steady. Quality onlG
fair Range of prices, i4G5@4S5.
CATTLE-Gocd fat cattle and heavy
feeders are in good demand at steady
prices. r ,ceipts liberal, mostly common
10 medium in quality. This class of stuff
is slow and dragging.
Prime cows, S4U06450; good steers,
g. 5OGiO0: prime COWS, S2.T5Gl3.25; good
cows, 81 25Gl2 -; common to fair cows.
81 50G2 25; light veal calves, sS.V0CGiu0;
heavy Gales, Ss?.GDQs3. 90; stockers. Sl.I5v@
81 80; feeder, S!.21@30O.
SHEEP-Good fat sheep and lambs firm
and active: common slow and dragging.
Muttons, S3.o0@4.25; lambs S3.15G4.75;
common. $!.2IG2j0.
r ,ceipts: HJgs, 1900; cattle, 600; sheep.
100; calves, %.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04

SIOUX FAILS. April 4--There was Il
surprise in the federal court during the
day, when Attorney Kittridge, repre-
senting thes Homestake Mining COM
pany Of the Black Hills, not fled the
court that the case of Allerton VS.. the
Homestake company was to be dis
missed. This was the action begun by
Samuel Allerton of Chicago to recover
$500 600 from the Homestake company
for an alleged interest in the Highland
Mining company, branch OF the
Homestake.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-04
Business In Cuba Depressed.

TAMPA Fla, April 4.-The Olivette
arrived from Cuba Tuesday. w. J.
Hyer. assistant cashier of the First Ma
tional bank Of Pensacola. was u passen.
ger. He reports that between the 18th
and 2Oth of April 10000 more troops arc
expected from Spain. He says that
business is generally depressed in
Havana aud that the merchants &c.
knowledge the fact openly.