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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
SHERMAN TOLD THE NAKED TRurt
Reply to the Assertions Made by Gen.
eraI AIger

erai AIger
Washington, Nov. 22.-"I wrote only
the naked truth in my book, and they
can not weaken it If they come by
hundreds" said Senator Sherman today
when his attention was called to Cen
eral Alger's taking exceptions to the
senator's reflections upon his conduct
in the national republican convention
of 1888.
IF Governor Alger wants to keep mat
ters stirred up he can do so. l have
nothing to add to what l already said f"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
CLERK ADAMS FORGOT TO PAY FEE,
Accounts of a Denver OfficiaI Said IN
BE Short

Denver. Nov. 22.-It is stated that an
expert examination of the accounts of
colonel Matt. Adams, clerk of the dis
trict court. who disappeared after ten
dering his resignation, will show large
shortage. Over $4,000 fees were never
turned over to the county treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
MUST WITHDRAW FROM THE A. r. U.
Great Northern Emp'oyes at Devils
Lake Asked Questions.

Devils Lake, N. D.. Nov. 21.-The Of
hcials of the Great Northern have put
all the employees here through an ex-
animation whether they belonged to the
A. r. U. 1t is believed the company
VIII request those affiliated with the
organization to withdraw or leave the
employ Of the company,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1895.

The Idaho Free Press Is one OF the
only seven papers in the state OF Idaho 10
which q guaranteed circulation rating Is
accorded in the edition of the American
Newspaper directory for 1894. The cor
rectness of the rating Is guaranteed by a
$100 forfeit, offered by the publishers OF
the directory, to any person who will show
that the circulation Of the paper is not
correctly stated.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
LLOYD MONTGOMERY is SUSPECTED

accused OF Numbering Father, Mother
and a Visitor.
Brownville. Or, Nov. 21.-Lloyd
Montgomery. Is years old, son of John
Montgomery. is under arrest. charged
by coroner's jury with the murder of
his father and mother. and d. s. Nc
keecher. found shot to death in Mont
gomery's house.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
THE STRIKERS SMASH MACHINERY
thousand of the Workmen Placed
Under Arrest.

Under Arrest.
st. Petersburg, Nov. ga strike is
going on at the LIE Firme cigar factory.
the trouble growing out of the intro
duction of new machinery. A serious
riot was one of the results of the strike.
the strikers smashing the new ma
chinery The dissatisfied workmen
then threw the broken machines and
the tobacco out of the windows. A
thousand strikers were placed under ar
rest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
ON A CHARGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT

Arrest OF President Oliver of the loIum.
bia National Bank of Tacoma.
Tacoma, Nov. 22.-Henry Oliver.
president of the lately closed Columbia
National bank. was arrested this after
noon. charged with embezzling $4,000 of
the banks funds. He was also charged
with having paid George Boggs. ex-
city treasurer. $500 to deposit city mon
ey with his bank.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-29
THE PORTUGUESE MINISTER is DEAD

Total for U. s.. Isl. > IN. 226,6SS 1o1 go.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
@ramtsbura. gNisconfm.

% Der bar uGret iaa mango Stpttcr at
lGie I norIfe, Ipenlte o. en0ellte NutIer ON
Suu0ersnpoen / Surnett Gountp, % ba i
S9roeIesbeo / 9upneue MaribIauo % Suit,
oil je9 nteo 9eres 8iuaoelie, Sr. &eouitur,
eiere up9Ie Semrrfuiu1cr oesangnuenoe.
De for't' tuige 9erctuiuger, iout bar ciytu
Ieret i Slaoeue ON Silituuoeu Ter, bar uGret
ooeroreuue, i~ulefuIo for Wayib!anoS Deb.
tommeuoe. Oct, iom tommer Sanobeoen
~nrrmeit, Of buao ies bar feet / SIdocue her-
ira, bar ct acknowledgement fra @rantSbur9
til "gioueer Hrei5~; bet lpoer:
"9e mango fallfe og ieuiationele 8erct'
uiuger berfra on ugolioenoe Micurelter bin
ltrrft oaoleoe az tonieruatioe Snobplgere.
Srnatpr Gripir, iom bleu ienot bio uf @u'
oernpr llpbnnl, bar ertlrret, at SenoenOel'
fen iii Staten ON SIGlp bar uugoucuoie,
Gan betaite no til @uter % ip9e Sam,ller
miuore euo 5000 Sounet tuuoe baue iDrs
get for fine eane Satti8e. Gn Wano, ion
bar erbolot 4euge al 8omiteen for en- Ytaa'
ueo iioeu, bar her igaar o. ioag for at fac
mere. San cier o. oriuer M tire Sasbruo
her / gouutiet."
Der er ogiaa uoget bette, iom er mtsut'
ienbe, uemlig uaar Der itaar, at Der blcu no
belt I'll "Guter % ipge 5amilier" minorC
euo 5000. Spis bette iorbolot fig i~aalebes,
bar alt apot og pel. Weu Sauoheoen c,
ben, at be fsite, Tom babe Iorlaugte og fl
Sl9lp af De Ytibler, ium SIR. @riuin bra9tt
biz, Net life bar ntauelet boerfeu Wtao eler
alroer. Nebitriperen at bette er perionlif
beiIenot meo Here i%aaoounc Snmilter, ion
maaIie, buis bet pasieoe, spot tiHoe belize
ct Iioet @lritebuo baaoe for % 'ioeu. Sat
tiae er pl alIeiammen / Sopn Of Ntariblauo
pa bpis bet at bore fatti9 er bet famine ion
at bore Rpolioenoe, ia iaa Lab ps faa SiGl,
| aleiammeu.
Sppn Of Ntoriblnuo bar / iuoeoPreno.
War betalt uoai the poor fund CO. S1,225
bpordi NfeIteoelen er 9auet til 9ottprer %
WeOiciucr, oa Tounet bar pGrct baaro
blemipgt al i%mttionme S%p9oomnc, % bril-
bet bapoe pUret npOueuoi9t, tuuoe 5Uipnc
oqIaa bare betalt De $500 til fine Guter %
ip9e 5umillcr.
2ettc iii Cplpsniu9 for benz, iom maattu
bapc SlG9tutH9c % &enrer Der, o9 ion
maaIfc trpr. at oisie li89er pna "9ipiia".
u. II. 8rauitrpm.
"Stunoiuapeu" % "Nmeritn" bcoes ben
lInTt pptoae puenItaaenoc.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Stpuc Souf, isis.

Stouc 8auF er iHseu ltor Sp, men
ouc Scrretuiuaer 9unr 9rot. Si bar to
Sirfcr, eli luthcrif % en- presbpteriarIf, og
Ell Saloon, Iom buroe uorpoocs. Oct cr
title Der out &tu'eren.
St bar Gangioreniug, icut msoer bper TO
llaer. YGitor Q. .. 8%iIbeImien er oers
6ormano.
g oenue gel at Staten fit ri goo Willing
to1tc spit, men Triierne er oaarlt9e, bog
bar pl iussn 8ruuo til at fIage. Oct or
meaet triuelist her ON Spmmereu. sa Der
er iaa mango &ismGnb. ioni leper runot
Suoiperne. tbi Der er fer al benz. Ser er
ooo Syn for @utter % Bigger oa not Grbeiue
at faa ON Sommeren.
Soli berrnnot er ior bet melte Norlfe, bog
oaiaa eufelte af andre Natiouer. 9e fe'te
6armsre cr pelitaaenoe. Sunobeosttlitan'
ben bar pGret bra , Slnter, mar urota9es
enfelte Stlfploer at TcrtIsleIie.
On Snrneroatter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

Soil berumtrine slGoer fig iaa imuut
ouer, at bet fer I'D til, at Der til Sommsrsu
pI tomme en- nh Ssrubnne iei'uncm MAR
ibau COUNTY uustet Sim Siu urb,ioer oers
inpo meo bnane Ipb o. algr; tht ON iaa
FER, bill ban tile meb fin Great Hortbsru
bore Gneberitsr hanger; ban bar uRret bet
lRnae nof.
gleo 2eres 9iuaoeIfe, Sr. 8coattor, bill
je9 Tribe ON TO Surpriiepart er, iom ri
uatop bar baut. Bet fsrit, bar ben 24oe
5ebruar. "a bet leo inoo 9iteueu innea
hinge pe @nmle gaaeuoe o. iIgrenoe Of
iomme b"euinroo SIR. Otto G. Suus. 9et
traf ian I'll, at ret bar Wlrs. Guorine Saul'
$500 GgOeielshao, % Soil Tom reriur ipr al
gratulere benoe, % / osu NHleouins puer,
rates beuoe imufte 6orGrinser.
ON Gfteuen ben 26oe Sch. itGpnaoe ont
trent famine 5plse til Mr. Sobu 9. Sau8
bet bar ba Mrs. @oro Snuas 71be 6poiels'
bag, ium ituloe eriuores. Ser blep osilt
beuoe uperratt 8aue.
ShSlt VtLhh HpuSSbblH bNbpNCNA va AAN
reoe at blipe 9amlc, mel bet bar norton
at ie benz bper / fit Siem gaa o~nttrin9 iol
at 9Isre bet iaa bp89eli9t Tom multat ir
@lGiterne. @aa beSse Steber b,eo ri pa
bet bjerteIisIte mobtasne. gtitenen 8it mel
5al,r. Gang ug Niulii. 9Srr. Ole Sjprn
ion os Otto &. GuerbD bar tilIteoe rreo i'm
8ioliner o. fremtalote fine neili9e Soner
% bet GAP %iaaonut 2iu / 6olt, at enopa ,
ggibre life frnoe boIOe fig fra at ta9e fig e
lioen Spiu9om.
8lotten omtrent 1 blep Borbene oGffe
mcb 9ooe W~taoparer, iom 9anerne baup
meobrast, % iom De foritoo at uoitpre pa
bet berli9ite, % be SiliteoeuGrenoe fom iiar
/ fnlo Sang meo at npoe bet sooe, iom ra
fremiat. @f,er Supper bar Der igieu Nuit
Gang Of b., % irsen tGntte paa at reii
benz isr uopaa Morge1eu, og ale bar iuu
itemte ON, at be paa De to Steoer baooe I'll
brast iaa bp9seIi9e Nftener, at be uiI lGna
minoes.
Otto g. gang % Sobn g Saua er Srt
Ore % bar boet Der / Waribal gcuntp
NANCE Gar. &. Z. q.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
sittlt or Greet, euum Co., gsis

Sd u bar m inaet &aar Der nj Dos Ell
bet tcmmeIi9 folot eronu; gten 5urmernt
bar alt ~be8unot al ie citsr, ON &soItabcrnc
er / bru9bar Stano eler ei, o. oa moo
ma tPute paa at besnnOe meo tit pauligc
Arbrioc.
NoI nJcn b,romtrirs iioite SgIt blen ne
8;n.rnoe bra, mar unotl9eS Wtaiien Sac
rem git iaa temnlslis itGyft pao so Suibe!'
paa &creu. Sget bIeo al bet beoite, o. be
bet1IC8 oginn bra. iau bet saar al, bare Ell
bar o3ct at iGl9e. XIX
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

ioa @ammeuItsuiug me0 bolo he var ior
n ic Star itIbGg, me- sH-pl tuyos . iii.
iiagc &c tuaoc b,jUt rH re. On Hnt Gr
be o.r'ano tan her iad iyl 10 il - collars
OH ".carrosu rI.nltm Sumue,cI rlsr 81
pr. Go8 r8Ic1uem Siaat % 0arusit Ylar
tc,sqr lrraG pad 6drnprotuttcr Halurl qpjs
laUc, T. 81. 9os,e As q AZ Gets ps. BuibeI
SABRE % o. 90, Sing AZ 4 A, i~lllteOc Sut,
$3.50 gr. brroreoe Bum. lepcnoe SO so a
So rs
No8ic al 5armerne Ter itaar fig soot,
meoes ouore iioOer / GIRlo til op ovsr
Greac, SEQ i,lp tiIbp.er ben iiofuGon,e
9Iasie, men bot5 9tocrne iorouortr fig 10
baabtr lt', at ri r I are rs III al Sulbtu
Soao be, a,rteIj9e nueaur, iaa er Der 2
Sam'unN, nemlis oeu norite Srnooc % be
f%orentoe Srte Zen %iiOiuGunte boIOer
ituc GulsicneNer / ct StOiebu5 Der / YGr.
beocn mcocn8 DC forItuRunie Ear airit %
betlrnss al Gnitor Gb]ritopbericn CT bier
tens COB Og tro IrGoitant, iom or astei oa
eilt1t al int Nicu sbeo.
BcG8e Samiuuo bar i'm llult omsicrea
II tt3cr, icm 0igr goo 5remgaug.
On Snnaio or II NJ bleu ueiaa itiit,t iiior
Sommcr. Sen Gjoroc o9ida 900 Jrcm.
gan men / Giu.er bar ben lig9ct I 3uale,
Ie8 tnobcr bog, at ben paaeuer i3ien IL
Sanrer meo iOrupet Sir. u. y. &rogS5ri
MeHl9teocus &irteiau9cr er Dor Gang II
Itrrt Or, 20 on er Stl1iu3en oore1.
0p,tSn,..
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Tortbfelo, Wts.

Spao iiofc Wars slulins arsdar, iaa tan
ri Net life flase, uaar man taser | 8etrast'
nina ben fpriGroelise 9srfe, iom berifeoe
her lorrisc CONNER % Ssft. vi fl ira
30 iii 40 guibels meo go. . Sarre pr.Gcrf,
spece, Sus % uncet SmaasrDn benbolos'
pis; al aprn os Yoteisr berImoo blep lite
bolp gulius. Ser Tom andre Steoer ilasg
pper baoroe 9ioer, % bet er bet piitnof os'
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
9oerst lape Garter til spssu.

burlington, Cedar Jtaplos & Nortbcrl
Saneu bill igre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til
8per / Sennssiee, Misiisippj 2ouiiiana Q
alabama paa fUl9euoe Sage: 7oe 5anrar.
Ace Sebruar, 4oe Rart8. lite o8 29oe 2priI
1895. Sra Statipuer ipo for og inbbefdttci
Soma Sails, hilbert 2ea O8 Gecorab en- Sag
ieuere euo oreuauforte 7atoer.
Siuetter bill bltUs ioI9t til ben poerit laUr
8ris Of en- fare for Ruuoreiie p9 bill sjRIoe
Tor &etur 80 7ase fra SaIssoaseu. Sp'
tolo bill blipe tiIuot Eennesiee, Misfis'
fppi, 2ouiiiana o. Glabama. 5or carter
90 SrGntio benpenoer man fig til Stationss
a9enterne eller "TRIP til
8. Mortob q. Z. & 3. a..
1890. (Jrio) geoar Haptos, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

SOinOeiDgoumme, Dercs gebanos
ling % Selbreoelie. er 2iteleu pao ell
at The Viturine Medicine Co. / Chs
ca9O uo9iuet BOG. Den 9iuer Ell nsi.
astig Seitriuelie al be hos &uinoen TO-
retommeuoe Sp9oomme o8 ure9elmGss
iigbeoer iant Maaben, buorpaa De lct,
burtl9t og bi0i9t fan belbreoes, DO
gen, iom er al ganIte ualminoelig Sntr-
este Tor ale Suiuoer, ienoes p"ortOIrit
til GnbUer, iom inoIenoer ct 2 Gcnt2
6rimrrfe. Noresler
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
2S e2w 81 Dearborn Str., Gblcn8p,
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
ara ettawater, saiatt.

Gor A9ecorab'Yottn's s9istreoS tinoe
bet ,e uo, iom ont Der her / Stiliuater lite
uulpe fiuoes en- ucrIi 8eipltuiua. euer man
moatte oa ialfalO iaa bet beltente, men
miuore imiareuoe Suptret, at DC Nor'fe'
,om boloer til Der, sr mere END a%lminoel's
trqae oa porIie, eiteriom De iieloen eler
olprio laoer bpre ira ia aiennem ~Sceorab'
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
17.21.20.(Jrio)

Spmaffinen -Susuenuen- Ro. $, fom leg
tjsbte af Gem for nj Raaneoer iioen, liter
lea ubmariet soot, os ben arbetber til min
iuloe 9iIfreosfileIie os er en- lamb grpo I
QUIET. Seq pil bsrfur anbsfale bsntil enbper,
iom transer en- spmoitine, be ptl, bois be
iisber ben, ipare fig tpus Dollars. 6rasten
uat $1.7s. sGrbsoist, g. Telfo n, Seibsrs,
g1tnu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

Me1emrunmarlte mellcm lrdaocte ta
9lpres ltprre eler mjrorc.
Wtr. @oam fabriferer uaiaa Ell ito.
IGngoe al ale Sla95 JencinB ira bet al.
miuoeIige 5ormie &c til imutfe 9utpu o
MISUNDERSTANDING / pGuet W r,
o. Slat % @jre. . iaa Means YortobIt
Corn Crib, lapet al itGr'c S.uts og crtr;
itrrf 9raao / StgrreIiet ira 500 til 2,O0t
9nlbels. 3r0user ou uo0et / Hetnin9 a
6encing, Gribbiu9 eqer Ornamental 3re.
GUARDS, gjor ou uel / at ltrioe til 8. 5
NOnm, Solicit, 81, cft.r bans nre 5eHc
| 6atalod ipr 1895
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
eorreIpDnbatlee.

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,,~tFrreart'r ~ :, fIir NE trsaua aisrnemlrfe AZ
,,st frirr ", NJ Hie blips rHentlianort, reo'
,~s.rfrrfn N'.,. eorrs,ppnoent snifer bet. men
T,st steiorr,'n wv, baSs Wapnrt rs aoresisH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Ole ytterbs
@aribaa 60, Waimn

s%'s'sN bar pGret 9au'te pen; 9opt
s0tlVre bar III baut iuotil ben lite Ntarts.
'aa mtIot SER, at ri miiisoe bet
Na bar Ri bet sunlte iolSt i9ien,
'"aen one. iaa at be, iom bar aiprins
'''a'H, lite liter bet meset.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
W. Z. 9loarn Nemeet.

vi prelenterer Der e.
8iQeoc al en- Gel al
Nonms Extra Wow n
Wire Fencing. bUi
9tuertisiementet fince
anoetIteos / 8laoet
Gctte 8iqeoe piiey
6eucct fGituet III
aOams l Stnal 5eucc
pot, Ell f%uIoitGnoi8 ut
oo original Op finocli
for Q enteoet, Us en-, icn
beiioper aue3rGpoft en-.
gpos G9euItaber % II
gen al oenS 9iangler.
Senne Bot er idmtiolH
b Zig, lt9rf o9 oart >,
ton benpttes ueo a,
Sla9s Wire Fencing
iparer 9lrbeioet % 10
9iften ueo at 8r}ue
4oitbuuer, 9roer ct me-
act peuere uOieenoe 0
banner idnrmcu nIco
Wire ct abiplut branos
frtt 6eHce. Get lapes
eftcr SrOre | enbocr
grugoe % the Notches
er aHbrast iaaIcoeS at
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

Seq mootos Spmntinen @Suiuenren' for
en- uaestib iioei. Rin buftru flyer, al bun
albri9 fsr bar ipst paa en- iaa COB Nai'iue
Iom sSnspennen.~ Stuloe ri babe tisbt I en-
hos en- Gsen., sr jes filter pad, at pt bnobe
moottet betale runbt 90 Dollars mere. Seq
aubeialer ben Ill gubper, Der sn'ier zig en-
lite Riasies Spmaitiue. Zen er aloeIes
oper Sorpsntuing til ben gris. Nnfrem
Sburefpn, RanbeIter, WiHn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Sin Smltrii ji0er iit' b h
6iat fan bcIbreDes!

Otter 12 aars Stubium % R,arts bar 10 gpoaget
mltieme Rgeime ter, 0iU. Bette er ~ uolen
lSatents4Rl o~IcinsQumUuI OF iGl ,cS t'te bp Apctbc'
terur glDtr be a. GpIbommc al nenne Sortl5a Il -
I'll Ulg. Scg brioarer ale 9rcUt peri nit3 : Ct Horlte
Surog % ~fUr.uH9er ir0eU YctdliU1 ey'gr VIZ u ?
rugere al b. ie imerteinl0t SuBoOUlaIc, llddr St tan
re Ureoes. Str.D itrar. 81 toftcf int. 1t 'aa NIB
itrHoig 5OrtlartHa.
0aiocmar Sprum,
Gherti,
Eau Claire, Wis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Ordinance Approve Granting Tele phone
Franchise-City Salaries


GREAT FALLS, April 2.-The city council
Iams and Hanson being present. Mayor
Gelsthorpe announced that he had APP
proved the ordinance granting to Ira
Myers franchise for the construction
and maintenance of a new telephone
system.
W. NJ. Cockrill and d. d. Willard
presented claims against the city for ex-
penses incurred in repairing water pipes
in their residence on Fourth avenue
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. The city ordered a deep cut made
in that portion of the street several
months ago and this resulted in partially
uncovering the pipes, causing them to
freeze. On advice of the city attorney the
council disallowed the claim.
An ordinance regulating granting per-
mits for plumbing, prepared by City En-
gineer Swearingen, was read for the first
time and referred.
The remainder of the meeting was spent
in endeavoring to fix the salaries of NUM-
cipai officials for the next two years and
was finally fixed as follows: Mayor, 81 900
per year; aldermen, 50 per meeting mot
to exceed SD per MONTH city attorney,
S125 per month; treasurer, 500 per month;
city clerk, 500 per month; police magis-
trate, $50 per month and $50 from fines
collected; city marshal, $50 per month;
police sergeant, 500 per month; city de-
tective, 500 per month; city jailer, $50 per
month"; chief of fire department, 500 per
month; assistant chief. 500 per month;
city engineer, $3.50 per month; assistant
engineer, Sl0) per month; policemen and
firemen, 500 per month; poundmaster, $50
per month and fees; inspector of weights
and measures, $50 per month; garbage
inspector, S75 per month; librarian, SO
per month; health officer, S25 per month;
milk inspector, S25 per month.
1t is noticeable that no reductions are
made from the salaries of the past two
years. On the contrary there is an in
crease in the salary of attorney and clerk
and the aldermen allow. themselves the
full amount the state law permits. II has
been the custom of the council to allow
the city attorney a nice little sum each
month for Office rent, but whether this
plum will he hung up in the future de-
ponds upon the result of the election next
Monday.
After fixing salaries the council ad.
journed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-03

race sank the sulphates and evidently
gave up in despair. Prospecting has been
in progress for the past four years and no
rich mines have been discovered. The
cost of living is very expensive aud parts
OF the country are extremely unhealthy.
The Charter company, of which Cecil
Rhodes is the head, requires men to pros
pect at their own expense-does not even
furnish grub stake If the prospector
is unsuccessful, we'll and good. He is left
to starve. But if he is successful, one
half of the gross proceeds GO to the
Charter company. The prospector never
acquires full title to the mine. Year in
and year out the company takes half the
gross proceeds and if the prospector
should be SO fortunate as TO sell the mine,
the company gets half the selling price.
The scheme advoc ated by Cecil
Rhodes, the formation of United States
of South Africa, is not regarded favorably
by the citizens of the region. They know
his treatment of the prospectors, and
they oppose him; but as he has many
friends among the nobility he may be
successful.
soon after the war with the Mata-
beles many whites went into Matabele-
land and have been prospecting, but no
gold has been discovered.
II have figured up on Africa, and tue
result is that find it no place for a man
TO go. l have hopes for the country in
the future, but time will be required. Our
own country is the best for a poor man.
Leaving Africa, went to British Gui-
ana and travelled toward the interior in
boats. / found some placers and quartz
indications in the country, but there is no
great development as yet. The labor is
performed by blacks. There are no min
ing regulations. A commission is now
sitting to determine mining laws, and
was invited to go before it, but declined.
THE country, believe, will prove rich
in gold. But fever and dysentery prevail
and living is expensive. A poor man can
not go into the county. He must buy
boats, and they come high"
Mr.. Healy left his brother. John j., in
Chicago about a week ago. John j. Healy
will arrive in Benton in few days, en-
route to San Francisco, where he will out
fit steamers for his transportation COM
pany on the Upper Yukon, Alaska. lie
will leave for Alaska about June /, and
Joseph Healy will accompany him, after
visiting old friends for time.
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rumor that a colored boy named Porter.
residing on the South Side. was i'll of
dlphtheria. A STANDARD reporter found
that the report is false. The board of
health has received no notice OF the case.
Every physician in the town denies that
there is diphtheria or any serious con-
taglous disease in the city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter are indignant at the report.
Jacob Wertin, an Austrian. drew a gun
on his brother John last night, and OFF,
GERS Martin and Shea heard of it and ar
rested Jacob this morning. He was tried
before Judge Burleigh and fined $50 and
costs. He could not pay and will reflect
on his crime in Jail for a month.
j. W. Passmore, representing the
Standard Blank Book and Manufacturing
department, left this morning for Lewis
town. Mr.. Passmore reports a most sue
cessful business trip throughout Northern
Montana.
p. j. Shields is jubiant over the arrival
of new baby at his Eighth avenue resi-
dence.
L. G. Lampey, manager of the Ameri-
can Brewing and Mailing company, to-
day awarded to Martin Strasberg a COM
tract for all the excavation, masonry and
tho entire superstructuro of the COM
pany's plant to be built near Willard.
Neither party will divulge the contract
price. The product will be on the market
prior to Jan. l, 1896.
Mrs. Burrel, mother of II. Burrel, SUI
perintendent of the Sand Coulee Coal
company, is dying at her home in this
city from injuries received by fall on
icy steps few weeks ago.