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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13
kRONIkA KRYMINALNA.

Dallas, Tex. o. Sanders, ozeni}
sic przsl klxu tygodnismi piekna
dziewczyna, Anna Cobb. w tych
dn;ach znale ziono cia}a i"h w iozku
niezywe. Rany swiadczyay,ze smiert
zEowodowana zosta1a wystrzaiami 2
Observation-Disclosures kartke, ma kt6-
rel Sanders napisa}, ze odbiera tax
sobie, jak zunie zycie, poniewaz sic
przekona', ze takowa kogo innego
kocna imie jego chcia}a zbezczes-
cit.
Meadville, No. S. A. Fields, wy
dawca gazety "Post," W Polo, Mo,
swej zonie j paroletniemu syukowi
poderznas brzytwa gard}o, sam zas
W ten sam sposob zycie sobie ode
bral. w kieszenl pani Fields, zna
leziono sarteczke, ma ktorej nap,sa
ne by&o ze wszystko co posiadaja,na
ley sic jej matce pani Thomas.
Przyczyna tego grozaego morder.
stwa samobojstwa niewiadoma.
Ionia, Mich. Pred dwoma laty
August Danher zosta{ skazany ma
diva lata wiezlenia, "a pobicie swego
pracodawcy, ktory mu nierhciaa wy
p}aci5 jego zas'ug, W tych dniacb,
gdy Danhera po odsiedzeniu kary
wypuszczono z wiezienia, oznajmi}
mu adwokat, ze stryj jego, zostawis
mu $225,OO0 dolarow spadku ze to
pieniadze moze W tel chwili odebrat.
Ma szczescie!
Chicago, Ills. 18 zamaskowanych
rabusi niedaleko % ulicy,napad}o ma
pociag pasazerski grozac rewclwe
ramj zazadsli pieniedzy. Przestrach
miedzy pasazerami bys ME doopisania,
i rabusiom zpewnoscia napad by sic
udaa, gdyby ME s}uzba kolejowa,
ktora energicznie stawi4a op6r. Po.
licya jeszcze ME wysledzi3a rzezi.
mieszk6w.
Lemont, Ills. Robotnik kukssz
Hoyle mszczac sic, ze pogardzi}a je
90 miioscia piekna Mollie Biers, pod
dom W kt6rym procz takowej zpaj-
dowasy sic jeszcze 4 kobiety, podio-
zy} dynamit. Wybuch by1 straszuy.
Try kobiety miedzy niemi Mollie
zosta}y poranione tax niebezpiecznie,
ze zapewne zyc ME beda. Hoyle 20
sta1 aresztowany.
Detroit, Mioh.-Agent "Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Coz. i tajny
detektyw, Philadelphia, poszukuja
troie dzieci pani Pitzel ktore znik'y
tajemniczym sposobem. Dzieci bysy
asekurowane dose wysoko dlatego
kompania sadzi, ze takowe zsmordo.
wano, albo usunieto, by dostac ase.
kuraoye.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Samuel Herko.
vic, ktory uwieziony bys W Sing
sing,za napad ma policyanta,gdy od'
siedzial swa kare,zada} by iona jegc
zamieszka1a znim razem jak dawniej
Gdy ia sic niechcia'a ma to zgodzid
zada} jej cztery rany nozem W piersi
sam sobie zas gard}o poderzna}.
Jeffersonville, lad. Niejaks Ben.
netowa otrula swa IL letnia c6rke
i synka >6cio letniego, nastepnie
ia sama trucizna siebie zycia pozba
villa. MAJ Bennetowej pred mie
siacem zrobiwszy jakas malwersacye
popelnil samob6jstwo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-07-13
TOM TX. No. 20.
NOWINY z KRAJU.
SPRAWY ROBOTNICZE.


podwyzszono 10 pr. place
Lewiston, Mo. "Boss" Lewiston,
dobrowolnie wszystkim swym robot
nixon 10 pr. podwyzszy} place.
Middlesboro, Ky. "Watts Steel
Works." syndykat, zwyzszy& dobrow-
Ionic o 10 procent place swym robot
nixon.
San Francisco, Cal. "Pacific Rol.
ling Mills Co." dobrowolnie pod
wyzszysa swym robotnikom o III
procent place.
Norristown, Pa. 1000 robotnikow,
ktorzy pracuja W to tamtejszych fabry-
kach dosta1o dn. | Lipca 20 pro-
cent wieksza place.
Troy, N: Y.-Odbywa sic tn W
W tych dniach konwencya sooyall-
stow stanu New York. Oko{o 5OO de
legat6w jest obecnych.
Bridgeton, N. J. "Cumberland
Nail & Iron Coz. po rocznej bez-
czynnosoi rozpocze}a W swych
warsztatach prace z Gala si}a.
Philadelphia, Pa. w fabryce "Fa'
yette R. Plumb Co." wszystkim ro-
botnikom, ktorych tam pracuje 120,
podwyzszono O 10 procent wypaate.
Harrisburg, Pa. Przy mies'ecznej
wyp}acie oznajmiono robotnikom W
"Central Iron Works." re dobrowol-
ME kompania podwyzsza 10 pro-
cent ich zarobki.
Canton, O. Rcbotnicy W fabryce
stall W liczbie 200, zastrajkowali. Sto-
sujac sic do onietnicy w}ascicieh'
zadaja dawnej p1acy, ktora i'm o 70
do 40 pr. zmniejszono.
North Adams, Mass. Przedzialnie
"Beaver Eclipse" zamierzaja W
krotkim czas;e powiekszyc W dwoj-
nas6b cs}y personal robotniczy. Dzi-
sisj pracuje tam 1900 robotnikow.
Pittsburg, Pa. .Fabryki zelaza frmy
"Morehead Mclean Co." zosta3y
sprzedane przez szeryfa. Naby}a ia
kowe kompania "New York Life
Insurance Coz "a bagatelna sumke
$1,000.
Springfield, Ills. Inkorporowany
zosta& nowy "trust'' z kapita}em 35
milion6w dolar6w, pod nazwa Same
rican Spirits Manufacturing Comp"
Vodka zatem zdrozeje na pewno;
moze to i dobrze!
Chicago, III. w rzeczywistosci
czasy musia}y sic polepszyt, ponie-
waz najchciwsza pijawek kapita-
listycznyoh, Pullman, dotrzymuje O.
bietnic podwyzsza 10 procent p'a-
ce swym robotuikom.
Montreal. w fabryco S. Davisa &
Co. 156 robotnik6w i robotnic po-
rzuci}o prace, poniewaz zmniejszono
i'm place. Przez ca}y czas straj ku
miedzynarodowa Unia robotnicza O.
biecala i'm pomoc fnansowa.
Cleveland, O. Strajk W fabryce
drutu "American Wire Works. 1oz-
szer7y} sic i ma inne podobne fabry.
XII. 1900 robotnik6w z frmy "Ba
ckers Wire Nail Coz porzuci4o pra.
oe, zadajac wiekszej o II procen'
psacy. Strawberry zapewne wygraja
poniewaz So dobrze zorganizowani.
Youngstown, 0. Wszystkie fabryki
sa " nadzwyczajnym ruchu. Okazu.
je sic brak robotnik6w. Piaca wyno.
81 cd 81 20 do $500 dziennie. Zapo.
trzebowsnie robotnik6w jest wielkie
w Youngstown polakow jest licz'
ba znaczna, nasi rodacy potrzebu'
jaoy piracy smiaao moga sic tam uda'
vac.
Green Bay, Wis. Zatargi miedzy
wlascicielami browarow robotnika'
mi takowy ch,'w kt6re wda}a sic jul
komitet federacyjny robotnik6w, ME
So ukohczone. Browarze niechca sic
zgodzi6 ma ustanowiona skale paacy
unijnej, robotnicy zas postanowil
piwo ztych browar6w bojkotowac
Odbedzie sic W tel kwestyi ieszczt
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WYPADKI.

'" AuoA W W. p"Ano"S hAS
szczest i pozarow. Chcac zanoto
wac chot W poiowie takowe, ,,abrak}o
by nam zpewnoscia miejsca W gaze
Gle; nadmienimy zatem tylko, ze W
New Yorku W dniu tym, pozarow
spowodowanych tylko fajerwerkami
by}o AZ, W Chicago zas ME m6wiac
o ogniach, czworo ludzi zosta}o zabi
tych,a AZ wypadki roznych wypaleh,
skaleczeh, zanotowano przez policye.
Rome, N. Y. Towarowy pociag
jadacy ma zachod, wpad} z tyiu na
;nny takiz sam pociag. Kilka ostat
mich wagonow jak i lokomotywa
pierwszego, zosta}y zdruzgotane,
przyczem ognia lokomotywy pow.
sta} pozar. z ludzi jednakowoz Mkt
ME zginaS, ami zostaa poraniony.
Wiliamsport, Pa. W6z W kt6rym
znajdowa&o sic czworo lud4i, prze-
wroci1 sic, wyrzucajac pasazer6w ma
szyny kolejowe, gdy pooiag juz mad
jezdza1. Dwie kobiety zosta&y ma
miejscu zablte, dwoje innych niebez-
pieczne odniesli poranienia.
Bristol, Mo. Podczas wyscigow
wioslarskioh, zaiama{ sic most, ua
ktorym znajdowaso sic oko}o 800 o
sob. 100 osob wpad4o do wody 5
stop g}ebokiej. oOlu iz jest znacz
ME poranionych, kilkunastu ieszcze
ME odnaleziono; inny ch wyratowano
bez szwanku.
Philadelphia, Pa. 29-letni pro-
boszcz koscio}a W Durham, H. Phi.
lips, bawiac ma wizycie, ,zartem zosta}
ukiuty szpilka,przez c0reczke gospo.
darcy. Uklucie by4o tax fatalne, ze
proboszoz mimo natychmiastowej
amputacyino zapewne zyc ME be-
die.
Knowlesville, N. Y. Marya Tan
ming, spad}a tax nieszczesliwie z BIZ
cykla ze W kilka godzin pozniej u
maria. So to skutki kobiecego spor-
tu. Podobnych wypsdk6w W ubie,
gsym tygodniu angielskie gazety
notowaay az kilkanascie
Chicago, Ills. w domu pod nr.
6Ol Cornelia ul. GAIA rodzina Fritza
Hellnana, sk}a dajaca sic 6eiu osob,
zusleziono uduszona gazem. Wszel.
kie zab'egi przywrocenia ich do zy.
cia bysy Dezowocne. Czy wypadek
zostai spowodowany umyslnie, ME-
wiadomo.
Quincy, Ills. Grover Schuetz i
siostra jego Leila, utoneli W Bear
Creeku. Grover kapiac sic zacza& to.
mac, siostra pospieszy}a mu pomo-
ca, jednakowoz W glebi oboje smierc
znalezi.
New London, Conn. Dwsj ch}o-
pcy Jan Bernard Cellus, wyjechali
}odka ma rzekei utopili sic, ME u
miejac takowa dobrze klerowac. Do
dzisiaj cia} ich jeszcze ME znale-
ziono.
Jersey City, N. wv fAbryce
"Manning squires'', nastapi3a stra-
szna katastrofa; wylecia} W powie-
trze wielki kocios parowy. Kilxu lu-
dzi zosts}o niebezpiecznie poranio
nych.
Niles, o. Pomiedzy pociagiem to-
warowym kolei Erie wagonem ele-
ktrycznym nastapisa kolizya. Dwoje
ludzi zabitych, kilkanascie zas ME
bezpiecznie jest poranionych.
Memphis, Tenn. Parowiec "Lady
Lee'', wjechawszy ma podwodny ka-
mieh, zatona}. Szesc osob przy tenn
straci{o zycie. Parowiec kosztowa}
$4,000 iby} asekurowany.
Birmingham, Ala.-Poeztmistrz,
Bryan, jego zona,i najmlodsze die
cko zostali zabici piorunem. z ca4ej
familii tylko pozosta} 8 milo letni
ch}opczyk.
Owosso, Mich. Przez brak dozoru
znalaz{o smier6 dwuletnie dziecko
Ed. Foeter. Wielka swinia napad}a
takowe rozszarpa}a " straszny spo.
sob.
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ERSSsS'iRS2E
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might have been called an incipient blaze,
but the wind was blowing a stiff pace at
the time and IL a couple of pedestrians
had not Discovered and extinguished the
fire in time the Worst conflagration in the
history of the bridge might have been in
order. Lawyer Merrill and another resi-
dent of the west side were coming over to
town when they were apprlsed of the
presence of fire by the smell of smoke
and as they reached the eastern end were
surprised to see flames issuing from the
planking. They ran down to the river
bank where a lot of old tin cans are piled
and taking a large oil can apiece organ
lied themselves into a bucket brigade.
They doused the fire from above and
below and in few minutes extinguished
the last spark, unaided and with their
crude fire fighting appliances.
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WOULp-RE WARpENs.
Men Who Would Like to Protect Fish
and Game.

Men Who Would Like to Protect Fish
and Game.
GREAT FALLS, March 28.-At the next
meeting of the county commissioners OF
Cascade county April 8, one of the most
important questions that will come up for
consideration will be the selection of a
game and fish warden in accordance with
an act of the late legislature. The Office
is an important one from a sportsman's
point of view, and pays 500 per month.
Even those who are neither Nimrods nor
disciples of Sir Isaak Walton cannot but
take some interest in tho protection
of the fish and game within the county
against the nefarious work of the fiend
who fishes only with dynamite and the
fellow who will persist in shooting game
out of season.
1t is understood that the commissioners
at their forthcoming meeting will not
have to wait for applicants for the posi-
ton of game and fish warden to come
forward and press their respective claims
TO the Office. The candidates are as thick
rs bees. 1t seems as though about every
man who ever pulled a trigger or cast
fly in these parts feels himself duty
bound to push himself forward as the
only fit person to hold the Office. Up to
date the following and about Is others are
being groomed for the Office by their
friends: o. w. Smith, William Billiard,
Charles Taylor, j. NJ. Gaunt, NJ. V.
Boughton, j. ID. Taylor, T. Lppincott.
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ABOUT THE BIG BRIDGE.
1t Cost Forty Thousand Blu. Is Not Proof
Against Fire.


Against Fire.
GREAT FALLS, March 2S.-To look at the
wagon bridge connecting the city proper
with West Great Falls one would naturally
think that the idea of insuring such a
structure against the ravages of fire was
simply preposterous and a downright
waste of public funds. 1t is constructed
almost entirely of iron and rests upon
piers of stone. The bottom to the road
way and footwalk, however, are of wood
ard rests upon wooden supports. If these
necessary parts of the bridge are ever
partially or entirely burned of course the
structure will be practically worthless to
the citizens who have occasion TO cross
and recross dozens of times a day to say
nothing about the farmers from Sun River
valley who are continually coming and
going.
Twice in the history of the bridge has
the fire department been called out TO ex-
tinguish n fire in the planking of the road
way. The first time the fire advanced to
the danger line before the department
succeeded in getting a stream of water
upon the tongue of flame which was eat
ing its way along the western approach.
The second time the department expe-
rienced little trouble in putting out the
hEe. WHICH was not Tar from where II
caught the first time. Each time the fire
is supposed to have caught from the
stump of cigar which some careless
smoker had thrown among the debris
which the wind piles along the guard rail
on the north side of the bridge. The
county commissioners took fright and as
the county has about $4,000 invested in
the bridge they wisely concluded to have
the thing insured and to-day. so far as
known, il is one of the few bridges in the
country that is similarity protected
against fire. Not few have laughed at
the idea of insuring the bridge and some
people have gone so far as to insinuate
that there was a niger in the wood pile.
But the bridge is insured nevertheless
and the carping critics are beginning TO
think that after the two experiences with
fire II is not such bad idea after all.
The third attack of the fire fiend upon
this particular piece of county property
came yesterday morning. II was what
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Looks had for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Variety Theaters Must Go.

Looks had for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Variety Theaters Must Go.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
SPOKANE, Wash, March 2S.-It now de-
velops that the failure of the Commercial
National bank of Moscow, Idaho, was
caused by deception and the more that is
learned the worse it places /. c. Hatta-
baugh in the dark. ID. Lombard, IT., one
of the heaviest stockholders in the bank,
endeavored to consolidate the CONNER
cial with the Moscow National. 1t was
believed the scheme would be accom-
plished and he left for New York, taking
S45, 900 of the Commercials best securities
to get aid to pay the debt to the state and
county. Assistance has not yet been re-
ceived and as a receiver has been APP
pointed and attachments filed, it is doubt
full If 1t will be forthcoming. Hattabaugh
being president of the Commercial, where
the public funds in his charge were de-
posted, the state officials say his method
of handling these funds was unbusiness-
like. Papers are now in Moscow ready
for service to arrest Hattabaugh in
criminal action instituted by the state of
Idaho.
The city council after long and heated
debate, in which many prominent busI-
ness men took part, decided by a vote of
8 to to close the variety theaters. Mayor
Belt has five days in which to pass on the
ordinance.
The county commissioners to-day re-
quested w. A. Richie, architect for the
new court house, in the interest of har-
mony to resign Immediately. Richie
says he has contract and won't quit.
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POPS AND REPS.
They Hold Primaries and Name Candi-
dates for Aldermen.

~ y
dates for Aldermen.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
GREAT FALLS, March 2S.-The populists
primaries we're held tonight and the fol-
lowing aldermen were nominated. First
ward, Matt Dunn; Second ward, James
Greedy, Third ward, James Graham;
Fourth ward, Mitchell. Each of the wards
elected delegates to the city convention to
be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock in
Groves hall.
The republicans also held their primar-
les tonight and nominated the following
aldermanic ticket: First ward, George
Heidi; Second ward, S. H. Fletcher; Third
ward, Henry Holmes; Fourth ward, c. L.
Chittenden. Delegates were chosen TO
Saturdays convention. 1t is common
rumor that the A. j. AS cut no small
figure IN the election of delegates.
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The Great Northern railroad is the only
line to the East running through first
class sleeping cars from Butte. Through
sleeping car leaves Butte at 8 o'clock a.
IN. daily. arrives at St. Paul 7:15 a. m.
second day following and makes close
connections with all morning trains for
Chicago and the East. No vexatious trans
fers at small junction stations.
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Every man, woman and child should
read CONS Financial School," il is the
best book on the silver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets a
~
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On
And
After December 10Th
You can come from
ST. Paul to Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Forty-five minutes
In time
Over any competing line.
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the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific is the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda. Al.
ways on time. Street car tickets free.
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To have perfect health you must have
pure blood, and the best way TO have
pure blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
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Two coupons and 10 cents gets a copy
of Coins Financial School at the STAND
ARD offices in Anaconda, Butte or Great
Falls.
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AZ Hours and So Minute,

The time
Now made by
j he Northern Pacific
ON their new east bound schel ule
Between Butte and ~. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than VIA any other line.
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Read Colin then send it East. 1t makes
free coinage voters.
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Two coupons and 10 cents gets n copy
of Coins Financial School at the STAND.
ARD offices in Anaconda, Butte or Great
Falls.
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4 box Of Ripans Tabu,es can be slowed away
In your vest pocket. IL costs you Only ~ cents
and may save you as many dollars worth OF
time and doctor bills.
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TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. :. From -. Pau, chicago. and All
Eastern points, arrives Northern
Pacific Local bepo- daily NJ. ...... $50 n n
No. :. From spokane Tacoma
Seattle. Portland. and an COas.
points. arrives Montana Union De-
pot. daily E....-............ ....... lO:s5 p N
TRAINS DEPART
No. = For spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland ami al Coas. and
California points. Leave AJurala
Union Depot daily NJ .............. $50 AN
No. $ For -. Paul. Chicago. ana NJ
Eastern. southern ana Ganad an
points leaves Nortlerl Pacific 10
cal Depot daily az -................ - 20 D N
Pullman Sleeping Cars between butrs and
s. Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleepers. elegant
day coaches ana dinins car service on all
through trains.
For Information. tins cards mans and tickssa
cal on OF wife W NJ. TUouY. Gen. At, .
has. Broadway. But.e Mont %
CHARLES : FEE
Genera. Passenger A.sat
~. pl1- Nina
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The Great Falls once OF THE STANDARD is
at l6 Central Avenue. one door West of West
ern Union Telegraph Once. Telephone No. s.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
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WANT ADS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
IA Employment Wanted" and Rooms to
Rent" cent word each insertion: under al
other headings. cents a word for the first
Insertion and l cent a word for each subse-
quent insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
IS cents.
CLASSIFIED Ads. per line per month .... 81 Is
count words TO the linsl
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WANTED-A won an dish and pan washer
Montana.
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WANTED-HELP.

"ANTED-A girl for assistant housework
w Apply at 4i2 Com mercial Ave. Anaconda
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WANTED-A first-class barber Apply at
" Montana hotel barber shop, Anaconda.
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EOR SALE -lO-stamp mill complete For
Il particulars write d. L. Smith, Florence
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NyANTED-A woman cook at the Nero
w pole. No. West copper street. Butte
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TRY A WANT AD. in the STANDARD
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M. JOHNSTON comI Agent Billings Mont
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L'OR aALE-1O horse, and 10 mich cows at
II Irlcker's stable. corner OF Wash.n gton anu
Iravonia strreis. Butte. j.. Remillard
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WANTED-ln sand Coulee, after May l.,
w physician and surgeon. For other In
formation inquire OF secretary Miners union
No -, sand Coulee, Mont.
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TOR SALE-A frst-c.ass stock ranch good
Il location. Address Con Allen, s0j North
Montana street. kuttc.
INOk SALE-rwo miles west OF Anaconda
Il dairy ranch o. 1GJ acres; also 100 dairy
cows Address ID. q. Gray, Anaconda
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For SALE-4S0-acre improved hay ranch
three miles tbs side Warm springs, wi in
or without stock on hand. Would son cheap
Tor cash or In exchange for Anaconda real cS-
tate. Address, FITZPATRICK n strckfadden,
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FOR SALE

E0R SALE-ihs lease on a good boarding
Il house on Man ST, also furniture and fix
lures for sac. Address n. Standard Butte.
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FOR sALE-Eggs for Matching from Bun and
Brown Leghorns Square dealing our
motto; 10 for 81 90 Address j. j.. Gebauer 5l1
Hollins avenue. Helena. Mont
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WANTED-Ten. yes ten dining room girls.
w Wages S25 ana s3). Fix women COOKS
Have score OF family places. also kitchen
work, etc. Now is the season to procure good
POSITIONS; eau at the Peoples Employ ment
agency. Owsley block. Butte.
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III j. X. DE Mil wall commune IT. with e.. W
Il Dougherty OF Corvallis. Raya'u county
Mont, no viii hear OF something 10 his advin.
tage.
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TAKE NOTICE-My wife NeIli, J. stradle,
l. has left my bed and board and / will M
be responsible for any debts that sue ma
make. Dated March n, 1886. w ID. Straiie,
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ID EGISTRATlON NOTICE.-Notics is hereby
IL given that the grea. register OF the city OF
Butte j. now 0pen for the registration OF voters
for the general city election 10 be held on April
5. 1885. at the McDermotI hotel, East Bro dwal
this 18th day OF March. 1885; said register will
continue open for ten days exclusive % SUNDAYS
and legal holidays, and viii also be open the last
legal day before sad election for corrections and
registration OF voters who were IN iyoldably abb
sent from the city during the ten days IN which
said register was kept open.
said register Will be Opea during the follow
ing hours From "A. m. 20 l D. m: from
y. m. o. y. IN, and from p. m. 10 p. m. o;
each das.
H. n. CUNNINGHAM
j. q. SIMPSON.
Board OF Registration.
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FOR RENT.


OST-A pearl and diamond sttr pin either
Il on West Granite OF Washington street
Finder Will be liberaiiy rewarded by re turning
TO $40 West Granite strest. Butte.