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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-12
THE Z. S. SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Handed Down-Homestead an 1
Timber Land DecIssons.

Opinions Handed Dowa-Hon,stead ana
Timber Land Decisions.
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE case of
the Winona & st. Peter Land company
VS. the state of Minnesota, which was
decided to-day by the United States
supreme court, involves the questions
whether that state has, in disregard OF
the constitution of the United States,
pasesd any law impairing the obliga-
lions of contracts referring to law
providing for back taxes on land which
have escaped taxation. The decision
was rendered by Justice Brewer and
held the law to be valid.
Justice Brown delivered the opinion
in the case of G.. w. Patton ct al. VS..
the United States, constituting the tariff
law of 1898 as to whether wool tops
broken up into artificial waste could
be admitted at the rate of duty pro-
vided in law for wooden waste. He
held that they could not be and that
they must pay the higher duty provided
on wool tops.
The court decided officially that beans
are vegetables. The question arose in
the case of Hyman Sons and others
against the collector of the port of New
York The plaintiffs sought to recover
duties paid upon beans under the vege-
table classification. claiming that they
should be admitted free as seeds. Chief
Justice Fuller read the opinion of the
court, holding that as beans are re-
garded as vegetables by common
usages, they should be considered by
customs officials.
The Chen Yuen Sing case, involving
the Chinese exclusion act, will be adj
vanced and set for argument on the
first Monday in March.
In the case of John d. SILVER versus
the United States, the United States
supreme court decided, in an opinion
handed down by Justice Brown, that
lands entered under the homestead
laws are not, by the mere act of entry.
so segregated from the public domain
as to give the homesteader right to
sell timber from his entry, and that in
doing so he renders himself liable to
criminal prosecution.
Chief Justice Fuller handed down the
courts opinion on the motion of the
Bell Telephone company to dismiss the
suit of the United States against that
company and Emil Berliner, involving
the invention Of the speaking machine.
The case was appealed from the decis-
ion of the circuit court of appeals for
the First circuit and the motion to dis
miss was based on the ground that the
act creating the circuit court of APP
peals, in providing that these courts
should have final jurisdiction in patent
cases, had deprived the supreme court
of jurisdiction. The motion to dismiss
was denied. The decision was lengthy.
concluding as follows:
I'VE cannot impute to congress the
intention of narrowing the appellate
jurisdiction of this court in a suit
brought by the United States as a
sovereign in respect of alleged miscar-
riage in the exercise of one of its func-
tions as such. I reply concerning the
public sentiment and not falling within
the jurisdiction of the act"
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Prohibition Susnsnded.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE president to-
day issued a proclamation dated on the
Sth inst, reciting that all countries from
which hides are imported into the United
States are now free from contagious dis
eases among meat cattle and therefore
suspending the prohibition of importa-
lions of cattle and hides from Norway,
Sweden. Holland, Great Britain. Ireland,
the Channel islands and the countries of
North, Central and South America, in
Guiding Mexico. All importations of cat
tie are however TO be made under regu-
lations prescribed by the secretary of ag-
riculture and of hides and under the
regulations of the secretary of the treas
ury.
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FOX HUNTING.
Before Breakfast as "a Birch Street Man
Enjoyed IL.


When W. p. Kinney got up yesterday
he looked out and saw three black foxes
frolicking in his back yard, which is on
the hill at the head of Birch street.
II has been long time since Mr. Kin
ney followed the 'ounds in hold Hing
land, but zee couldn't 'elp ha wanting to
see them run. So he loaded up a big
doubie-barreled shotgun and started a
chase before breakfast The foxes did
not seemed to be much alarmed but kept
at a respectable distance until he turned
loose both barrels at long range and sue
ceeded in wounding one of them.
Mr.. Kinney then came back home for
breakfast, but when that was over he
resumed the hunt and tracked the fox by
blood on the snow to a hole in a pile of
rocks up a sheep gulch canyon. Then
he sat down on a stump to await devel-
opments and was rewarded for his
watching by seeing a pair of ears and
bright eyes appear over the rocks. He
took a second shot and the head dropped
out OF sight and Sir Reynard could not
be induced to look out any more, and Mn
Kinney thinks he surely killed him in his
den.
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FOR LIFE DIPLOMAS
Teachers to Have a Chance to Win
One.
EXAMINATION IN ANACONDA
The Programme as Prepared by the
State Board-School Ma'ams
Should Paste This In
Their Bonnets.

Immediately following the state
Teachers convention. which will be
held in this city during the holidays.
State Superintendent Steere Will holo
an examination of teachers who are
DESTROYS of securing state and life GER
tificates. or diplomas.
The state board of education at It's
last meeting adopted the following pro-
gramme for the examination which
will be held in Anaconda Dec. 80, ana
81, 1895, and Jan. / and 2. 1896:
Monday, Dec. 30-Registration from
to $50 o'clock a. m: arithmetic. $50
to $3.50 a. m; theory and practice OF
teaching, $3.50 to IL a. m; school laws
of Montana, II to 1890; civil govern
ment i 80 to o'clock p. m; American
literature. to 4:30.
Tuesday-Algebra, o'clock to $50 a.
m; English grammar. $3.50 to IL; mem
tai science. IL to 1890; English litera-
ture, 80 to 3; rhetoric, to AGO.
Wednesday-Plane geometry. to
$3.50; political and physical geography,
$50 to IL; physiology, IL to 1890; bot
any, 1870 to 8; zoology, to AGO.
Thursday-Advanced algebra, to
$3.50 o'clock: physics, $3.50 to IL; United
States history. IL to 1890; geology. 1:30
to 2:30; general history, ESQ 10 $3.50; po-
litical economy, $3.50 to 4:30.
In technical grammar Harvey will
be the text book, and in diagramming,
Reed and Kellogg.
The programme will be strictly OBJ
served and no departure will be al
lowed on account OF trains or other
conditions. Candidates who have not
been in the state a sufficient length of
time to make them eligible may take
the examination and should they be
successful diplomas will be issued when
the time Of service in the state is full
filled.
The state board held that its rule
concerning state and life diplomas
reading "in lieu of the examination in
such of the above branches as are re-
qulred in grade county certificates, the
applicant may request the county SUI
perintendent to forward his examina-
tons to the state board of education"
shall be construed to apply only to ex-
aminations taken since July /, 1895.
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Louisville. KY, Nov. 1.-THE fate of
the candidates for the seat of United
States Senator Blackburn OF Kentucky.
will rest in the hands of the two popu-
lists elected to the house. Complete
returns show the following: House,
democrats. 46; republicans, SO; popu-
lists, 2. Senate. democrats, %; republic
cans. Is. Joint ballot, democrats, IS;
republicans, IS. and populists 2. The
republicans claim that both populists
will vote with them, while the demo-
Gratis are of the opinion that the popu-
list vote will split.
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To-Morrow Win Ee Too Lite.

Call to-day or this evening at 1913
East Park avenue and see what a
splendid upright piano / have for sale
monthly payments; also a beautiful
new Kimball organ in solid oak case,
regular retail price $135.00. will sell to-
day for $65 on IS monthly payments. II
these instruments are not sold to-day
they will be shipped tomorrow. SO
don't delay. W. c. ORION.
General Agent
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Reports Filed.

Omaha, Nov. I.-Master in Chancery
Cornish of the Union Pacific has filed re-
ports in a huber of cases that have been
heard by him during the last month. In
the Dillon case an order has been filed
for payment of interest due on the Short
Line 6's in default on Feb. g. 1895 In the
Richardson case an order has been filed
for payment of the interest on the Utah
& Northern rs due on Jan. / and July /,
1895. An order has been filed for the ap-
plication of deficiencies of taxes on the
st Joseph & Grand Island and the report
of the acting receivers of the Denver.
Leadville q Gulf has been filed.
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Notice.

The Board of County Commissioners of
Deer Lodge County, State of Montana.
hereby order and call a special session of
said board TO be held at the Office OF the
county clerk in the court house of said
county. on Saturday. Nov. 16. A. d. 1895,
to consider the following business, to-
wit:
First-To receive and examine reports
of road viewers and to open or close
the roads as reported by said viewers.
IL the board deem 1t advisable.
Second-To appoint a justice Of the
peace in and for Anaconda township.
Deer Lodge county, state of Montana.
Third-To CONSIDER the proposition OF
striking from the assessment roll the
general and special road levies assessed
against all property situate and living
within the city limits OF the city Of Ana
conda and Deer Lodge.
A. NJ. WALKER. Chairman.
c. ii. WILLIAMS.
II. II. HOFFMAN.
Members OF the Board OF County Conn
missioncrs OF Deer Lodge County.
Notice is therefore given that said spe-
cial session viii be held by said board AZ
the time and place and 70 transact the
business specified in the foregoing order
Dated this Sth day OF November. A. ID.
1875. JOHN. r. FISHER.
Clerk OF Deer Lodge County.
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.

Mr.. h Myers. recently from Salt Lake
City, has opened up irst-class Tailor
stors In the Shields Building on Park
Avenue. where he IL prepared to do tail
oring OF all kinds In the most approved
modern styles. Mr.. Myers has for years
been recognized as the leading tailor OF
Salt Lake City and has numbered among
his patrons many Of the first citizens OF
Salt Lake. including merchants. bankers
and professional men. His speciality II
catering to the tastes OF those who desire
to be fashionably clad-at reasonable pri-
ces. He invites the patronage OF the good
people of Anaconda
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Lieutenant Pague Guilty.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE record of
the court martial in the case of Lieuten-
ant s. S. Spague. Fifteenth infantry
who was tried for assaulting Colonel
Crofton at Fort Sheridan. has reached
the war department. thus giving rise TO
the inference that the officer has been
found guilty and sentenced to dismissal
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How London STOCKS Are Affected.

London, Nov. 1.-THE stock market
opened strong this morning, the speech
of the Marquis of Salisbury at the lore
mayors banquet Saturday having had
a reassuring effect
Prices were better to-day in all de-
partments. The recovery would have
been more marked but for the anxiety
felt regarding the coming settlement.
The accounts of a firm interested in
5000 shares are now being closed.
Many others, mostly small, will, 1t is
feared, succumb.
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specIai Football Train.

For the football game at Butte Wed
nesday, November Is, between the
Butte champions and the Reliance team
of Oakland, the Butte. Anaconda &
Pacific railway will run a special train
leaving Anaconda at 1910 p. m; re-
turning train will leave Butte at $50
%. m. Game will be called at 200 p. m.
This will be the best game OF the sea-
son, the visiting team having beaten
all the best teams on the Pacific coast.
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Notice.

A special meeting of Anaconda lodge
No. 22 A. o. u. W., will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp for the
purpose OF taking action relative to the
death and burial of Brother NJ. c. Du-
bois. All members are urged to attend.
z. @. FISHER. NJ. w.
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OFF FOR AFRICA.
Anaconda Millwrights VIII Get Onto a
Johannesburg Payroll.

Johannesburg Payroll.
A party Of Anaconda cities started
yesterday for johannesburg. Africa, in
search OF the fortunes which the travel
ers returning picture in that far off
land. The men woh go are en-
ployed by Hugh Mcmillan. formerly OF
Butte. who is erecting a 350-stamp mill
Jack Laird, w. S. Newton and Archie
McGregor. They are carpenters and
mill wrights. All are well known and
carry with them the good wishes of
friends by the score that their new
homes may be all that they antlci-
pate.
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The arrivals at the Montana yester-
day were: Joe Johnson, Minneapolis;
]. w. Weist, Chicago; Col. VIM. Scott,
Montana; B. F. Smur, Chicago; Lee
Cohn, Butte; l.. Kander, New York; l..
Loda, Salt Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Archer
Allen, Ogden; NJ. McEllistum, Chicago;
Rud jacob. milwaukee,; G. r. Rud,
San Francisco; A. Kleine. NJ. Roth,
Butte; r. Hatta. Japan; F. ]. Murray,
Butte; L. Off. Chicago; ID. r. Gray,
Peter Hale. Butte; B. Tuchman, st.
Louis; Theodore Mansfield. New York;
f. ]. Marx. st. Louis; p. ]. Brophy,
Butte; A. ]. Holmes. st. Paul; A. II.
Adams, c. F. Goddard. Butte; Michael
Clavin, Bearmouth; William Griffith
and wife. Portland; John Oldfeld, St
Paul; Joseph Lichapell. John Clements
Butte.
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Not Welcome News

Washington. Nov. u.-To-day's with
drawals of sl.7OO.0O0 in gold for export by
Crossman OF New York was not I'm any
sense a surprise to the treasury officials.
news. Officials do not disguise the fact
that they are apprehensive of the future.
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DIED OF PARALYSIS.
An A. o. U. w. Man Is Suddenly Called
to the Beyond

to the Beyond
NJ. c. Dubois died last evening at
the hospital of paralysis. He was a
young man, 2s years of age and came
TO this city recently from Philipsburg
He was born in Montreal. Canada, and
leaves a mother and a brother in that
city. He was a member of the A. o.
u. w. in good standing and his beni-
ficiary certificate will his $4,000 to his
mother. The A. o. u. w. will take
charge of the funeral the arrangements
of which will be announced later. Mr..
Dubois came to Anaconda about two
weeks ago and boarded with Mr..
Poirier on East Commercial avenue.
He was smitten with the fatal stroke
on SATURDAY.
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Condition OF the Treasury.

Washington. Nov. u.-To-day's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s17s. 957. :
1872; gold reserve. So. SD. S6S.
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EVANS OPERA HOUSE.
John Mcguire. Proprietor and Manager

one night. Thursday. Nov. H. First
time in Anaconda. First Big Production.
CLEOPATRA" The Great Actress, Miss
Lillian Lewis. A Star Cast. A dramatic
spectacle not excelled by any production
given any dramatic composition. Cho-
rus, Ballet. All the scenery used. Cleo
patra's Barge. the Famous Storm Scene,
Immense Tableaux Nivant. Gorgeous
Costumes, Panoramic Views and the
Greatest Novelty and Sensation. the
Barefoot Ballet.
Prices ........ ........ soc, 81 90
Seats on sale Tuesday, Nov. II. at the
Smith Drug Co.
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Wood Fell on Him.

r. Rumley. a well-known resident Of
Anaconda, was seriously injured in the
timber west of this city Saturday. A
load OF wood on which he was driving
upset and he was pinned to the ground
beneath the load. 1t was several hours
before help arrived. He was extricated
and brought TO the home OF Mr.. Web
ster on Sixth street. where he received
medical attention. He is badly hurt.
hut IL Is thought not fatally.
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Islnck DInhfheria.

from Big Springs. Neb., says: Black
diphtheria has become epidemic here.
Many people have died. All schools
have been abandoned and the sur
rounding counties extending TO Jules
burg. Col. are quarantined against
this county
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Plumbers on strike

Pittsburg. Nov. IA general strike of
plumbers was inaugurated here to-day
for a restoration OF the 10 per cent. taken
OF Of their wages two years ago
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SHOT A SWAN.

IL Il n Beautiful Bird. of Snow Will te
Plumage.
Jack Martin killed a beautiful white
swan yesterday al Reds pond On Lost
creek. He brought IL 20 Anaconda
and made r. deb. Smith a present Of
the bird. Librarian Smith will have
the specimen mounted and . VII lie
added 10 his collection Of Montana
game. at the Hearst Free Library.
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A woman named Georgietta Of Lavita
street, was arrested on complaint OF
walter Welch that he had been robbed
BY her Of $40. Georgietta furnished bail
and was released.
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Miss wnitney's Marriage.

Washington, Nov. 11.-President
Cleveland and Secretaries Herbert and
Lamont will be among the distin-
guished guests at the wedding of Miss
Pauline Whitney in New Yorkto-mor-
row. They left here tonight for New
York.
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All parties owing e. Devine are re-
quested to call at Katzenstein & Co
hens store. Commercial avenue, to set
tie their accounts
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DR.. L. Loda, who is now insuring the
lives of his patients before he treats
them, is in Anaconda writing up a few
policies.
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Wait until the 18th for costumes
masks. wigs, etc. Next to Auditorium
Mrs. Professor Robinson.
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L. Devine is now out of business and
he needs the money that is due to him.
Go to Katzenstein & Cohen's store.
East Commercial avenue. and settle up.
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Navajo Blankets

i am now prepared to I'LL orders for
these excellent blankets. They are be-
,yopd doubt the hardest wearing goods
m ade in. the world. and being thoroughly
Waterproof are especially adapted for
outside wear. For stock and wool men
or any one camping out-where their bed
ding is exposed to the weather. Nav
10 blanket Is indispensible-being pure
wool and entirely made by hand. The
Navajo Indians have made these blankets
on their reservation in Arizona for the
past so years or more and their products
stand at the very highest point of excel
lency. There Is absolu ely nothing in the
blanket line that will wear equal with
them. In fact Navajo will last a life
time" I buy them direct from the In
dams themselves and can consequently
make the lowest possible figures on these
goods The common Navajo In ordinary
colors. white. black and oolored stripe. I
cell for 50 cents per pound. The nner
grades n high colors from 81 to - per
pound. according TO grade and finish. 4
few old Mission Navato's In stock In rare
colorings from $50 to $780,
Blankets sent to any address. express
G. o. D.. with privilege of examinati ton.
ANDREW JENSEN,
Great Falls Mont
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Tn w ather.

Washington. Nov. 11.-Montana-
Fair, southwesterly winds.
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wANTED-CARRIER APPLY STAND.
aSf Office, Anaconda.
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Nicely heated and well lighted Office
rooms for rent in the Shields building
by Devine & O'Brien.
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Fine concert tonight at The Mint
Prof. Oleson, the celebrated violinisi
will play every night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Allen Of Ogden
are at the Montana.
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Solid gold baby rings so cents and u
at Hammerslough's
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Cal and examine new stock % Eoois
!ust received al J. y. Ilasley. 2is on
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Peter Hale. of the Hale house II
Butte, was a guest at the Montana las
evening
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Novelties in sterling silver at KEEP
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DR.. t. ]. Murray came over from
Butte last evening.
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p. J. Brophy of Butte. was in Ana
conda yesterday.
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Eaihs-Aon,ana Hotel barber shop, 25c.
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William Griffith and wife OF Poi
land, are in the city.
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Anaconda Nelos.
ABOUT THE CITY.

Masquerade suits at Leonard's.
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Milwaukee beer at Daily & Marron'a
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Lee Cohn has resumed his regul
route of Montana towns.
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Montana Dressed Me0t Co.
THE MOST COMPLETE
MARKET IN THE STATE.

Everything pertaining to the market
business constantly on display and with
our popular prices we want to supply
you with everything good to fix your
table.
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Or. Chrisman extracts teeth without pain.
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Chief Jack White was in Deer Lod
yesterday on court business.
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r. Hatta. a mining man from Japan,
is visiting the Anaconda shelters this
week
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The National Union will meet at 8
o'clock this evening in Foskett's hall.
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Col. william Hart is in the city.
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Masquerade suits at Leonards.
Col William Hart is in the city.
Eaths-Aontana Hotel barber shop, &c.
Or. Chrisman extracts teeth without pain.
Milwaukee beer at DAILY & Marron's-
Novelties in sterling silver at KEEP
piers
p. ]. Brophy of Butte. was in Ana
conda yesterday.
DR.. T. ]. Murray came over from
Butte last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Allen Of Ogden,
are at the Montana.
Solid gold baby rings so cents and up
at Hammerslough's
William Griffith and wife of Port
land. are in the city.
Lee Cohn has resumed his regular
route of Montana towns.
Chief Jack White was in Deer Lodge
yesterday on court business.
The National Union will meet at 9
o'clock this evening in Fosketts hall.
r. Hatta, a mining man from Japan,
is visiting the Anaconda smelters this
week.
Peter Hale, of the Hale house in
Butte, was a guest at the Montana last
evening.
Fine concert tonight at The Mint.
Prof. Oleson, the celebrated violinist,
will play every night.
Nicely heated and well lighted office
rooms for rent in the Shields building
nv Dex-fne a O'Rrien