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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09

The A. p. A. People Didn't Get a Thint
Done to Them I'm Spokane.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard

AAtt <ts @.s eopAo .tth y wv - Ats' >
Done to Them I'm Spokane.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Spokane, May s.-Complete returns
give Mayor Belt. populist. 200 plural
ity; A. G.. Ansell republican. treasurer,
and George Liebes. republican. comp
troller. are elected by large pluralities.
The republicans have three aldermen.
the populists two. though Cuffs. re-
publican. majority over Browne. is on
ly eight, and Schiller's, republican, six.
The populists claim some rejected bal
lots should be counted for Browne. and
a contest is probable. Heine may con-
test Schiller.
The A. u. AS elected no one. all their
candidates running away behlni.
All the charter carried except al
lowing a higher tax levy. This city's
elections viii be biennial hereafter.
the councilmen are reduced from IS TO
five, salaries are reduced 5000 annu-
ally and several offices are abolished.
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ON A BIG STRIKE.
Chicago Has Another Labor War In
stock.

Chicago Has Another Labor War I'm
Stock.
Chicago, May S.-Four policemen were
injured and one striker fatally shot in
a riot at the Illinois Steel company's
plant in South Chicago to-day. The
riot followed a mass meeting of strik-
ers held In Eighty-fourth street. About
500 men were present and the speeches
became so violent and the men so dem
onstrative that the leaders forced an
adjournment. The crowd would not
dispense, however. and a riot call
brought out a detail of Is police OFF,
GERS, headed by Lieutenant Wagner.
to the scene. The police ordered the
crowd to disperse. The order was met
with boots and threats. the women
among the strikers daring the officers
TO shoot.
The police finally charged with drawn
revolvers and were met with volley
of stones and Stag. Lieutenant Wagner
and three of his men fell. The other
officers opened fire, sending 25 shots
into the crowd. At the beginning OF
the firing the strikers fed. four leaders
being arrested.
The wounded are: John Wilkowski.
striker, shot through the head. will die;
Lieutenant Wagner. head cut by
stones; Oficer Martin Crotty. dubbed
into insensibility: officer John McCaf-
frey. badly bruised; officer William
Walsh. head cut badly by stones.
None of the policemen are believed
to be fatally hurt After the shooting
the rioters gathered in groups. threat
ening vengeance. The mills were kept
under police protection and the COM
pany's store of dynamite was heavily
rIo1 al doU
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
HER MAJESTY IS THE STUFF.
She IL Young and just as Fast as the
Best of EN-.

San Francisco. May s.-The feature
of the day was the easy win Of Her
Majesty. She is probably the best 3
year-old filiy OF the year In California.
The fourth race was declared of and
out OF the other FIVE two favorites won.
Five furlongs-Morven won. Red Bird
second. Claquer third. Time. 1:o3h.
One mile-Miss Buckley won. Linville
second. Dora third. Time. 1:43&.
Five furlongs. 2-year-olds-Her Ma
jesty won. Monitor second. valiente
third. Time. 1:o3%.
Five and a half furlongs-Commis-
sion won. Rey Alta second. Banjo
third. Time. 1:0sk.
Six and a half furlongs-Thelma won,
Qulrt second. Annette third. Time.
1:2l&.
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FLIP MR.. MABRY.
A Salt Lake Parson Who Finds the Way
of the Transgressor Hard.

Salt Lake. May s.-A profound sem
sation was created in this city this aft
ernoon, when Rev. w. ID. Mabry. who
has had charge of a congregation here
the past five years. and Mrs. w. C..
Riley, wife OF a prominent lawyer.
were discovered in the minister's s
study in n compromising position. by
the police. and placed under arrest.
The woman gave bonds and was re-
leased. but Rev. Mr.. Mabry declined
to do so. and. as a consequence, now
languishes In Jail. Both parties stand
high socially and in church circles.
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MR.. DOLE IN A HOLE.
Once More Serious Trouble Is Threatened
In Hawaii

San Francisco. May SIT is probable
that the next 60 days viii develop some
very exciting scenes in Hawaii Pri-
vate information recently received by
C. w. Ashford in this city indicates
that several kinds OF trouble are gath
ering around the government of Presi-
dent Dole and his colleagues The Jap
anese. who are numerous on the island.
and who at present are feverish and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
HART's GREAT HEAD.
He Says China Shall Pay II He Is Allowed
to Boss the Job.

Shanghai. May SIT is stated here
that the ratifications of the treaty Of
peace between China and Japan were
exchanged to-day at Chez Foo.
1t is reported that Sir Robert Hart.
inspector general Of Chinese customs.
has guaranteed the payment Of the ad-
ditional indemnity demanded by Japan
as a result Of her REIMBURSEMENT Of
her claim to the Lao Tung peninsula,
in compliance with the views of Rus
sia, France and Germany. Sir Robert
Hart, however. makes his guarantee
conditional on the financing of the total
indemnity being left In his hands.
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MINISTERS PUNISHED.
Judge Bailey Roasts the Gambling
Schemes That Exist In Chicago.

Eau Claire. Wis. May s.-Judge
Bailey to-day sentenced Embezzler
Harry b. McMasters to two years In
prison with hard labor. He declared
the only way to suppress such cases Of
embezzlement was to strike at the root
OF public gambling. The Chicago board
of trade. he believed. had caused more
distress. ruined more men and wrecked
more families than the civil war: yet
II was endorsed by public men, and
when Senator washburn raised his
voice against IL he was thrown out Of
office
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STRONG LIKES THE PLAN.
The Police Reorganization Bill Approved
by New York's Mayor.

Albany. N. Y. May s-The bill for
the reorganization of the police depart
ment OF New York city reached the
senate to-day. with the certificate OF
Mayor Strong's approval attached. The
mayor says IL was accepted by the city
in spite OF the objections raised against
II. as the political party usually In the
minority should have a representative
on the police board. because IL has so
great power OF control over elections.
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FAIRS MILLIONS.
The Fight L. On and Likely to Remain
On for q Long Time.

San Francisco. May s.-There was
some preliminary skirmishing In the
Fair will case to-day without result to
either side. This was the day fixed
for hearing the petition for the probat-
ing OF the will dated Sept. %. 1894. to
which opposition had been filed by
Charles l.. Fair. At the request OF the
executors. a continuance was granted
for one week TO enable the executors
to consider a proposition made
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
Lepore's Disgrace.

Denver. Col. May S.-Bishop Matz
has deposed Rev. Father Mariana Le-
pore. pastor of Mount Carmel church
In this city. who was found guilty by
an ecclesiastical court OF undue famili-
arity with the women OF his parish.
dishonesty in politics. and other con-
duct unbecoming a representative OF
the church.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
Baseball Yesterday.

ST. Louis; Boston. 10.
Pittsburgh: Brooklyn. 4
Cleveland-2; Baltimore. c.
Cincinnati-3: New York. 10.
Chicago-s; Washington. l.
Louisville-6: Philadelphia. 9.
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POPS coURTINo SILVER.

They Want to Unite With the Right Peo-
pie In Both Parties.
Chicago. May 8.-A special to the
Record from Indianapolis says: The
populists in Indiana. acting under in
structions from Chairman Taubeneck
of the national committee. are now
marfbeuvering for a union with the
free silver men in both the old par
ties.
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BIG BUGS IN THE SOUP.
Some Counts Commit Suicide and Others
Go to jail.

Go to jail.
Berlin, May s.-The Fossiche Zeitung
publishes a report that Count Kelbs-
berg, formerly attache of the Austrian
legation at Brussels, has been arrested
in Vienna, charged with having been
connected with the scandal which
caused the suicide of Count Andrassy
A. Brokos, vice president of the lower
house of the Hungarian diet, Oct /,
1898
Count Brokos embezzled funds en-
trusted to him by Countess Mont
Bairck. and spent the money in unfor-
tunate speculations on the bourse The
countess began proceedings. and the
disgrace drove the count to suicide.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
We Have
Just Received

A new assortment of those
Elegant Sterling Silver Waist
Sets and Silver Mounted Belts.
Waist Sets, complete. 81.
Belts from So upward.
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Castillo
Tar Soap.
) Cents
A Cake

This Soap Is made from the
finest Vegetable Oils and Pure
Pine Tar. 1t is Warranted to
contain no Animal Matter or
any ingredient injurious to
the Skin. 1t is unequalled for
removing grease and dirt.
Leaves the Skin smooth and
soft. and is especially adapted
forthe use of Miners, Mechan-
tcs and Railroad Men, or any
one engaged in dirty or greasy
work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-26

Judge Mediation will tomorrow hold
court in both departments again. The
following matters are set for hearing;
Department I.-Estate OF {. Calder, pc
tition of Andrew Calder for letters; es-
tate of X. Stevens, petition of w. j. john
son for letters; estate of L. O'Snea, petit
ton OF Bridget O'Shea for letters; estate
of William Miles, petition OF John II.
Miles for letters; estate OF j. Ralph,
settlement of final account; estate OF
John Nichols, petition for probate of viii;
Joseph Boiler vs.. l.. Morrison ct al. mo-
ton to file amended complaint; II. [.
Worthington VS.. ID. J. Hennessy ct al,
motion to dismiss appeal; Slsler Brothers
company vs.. j. III. Kelly, demurrer; ID.
Hastings, administrator, VS.. the Montana
Union Railway company, motion Tor new
trial; John O'Donnel, V. George >.
Lewis. motion tor new trial Cecil Lavell
ct al. vs.. =. T.. HIrbour ct al, motion; a.
Pincus OF al, vs.. NJ Meyer, demurrer; III.
l.. Frank vs.. j. Mcehan a. al, demurrer;
Il. G. ispie VS.. L. j. Moifct ct al, demur-
rer; Mary Murray VS.. the Butte d Boston
Mining company, demurrer; I. T.. Back
VS.. Jerry Griffith, demurrer; }. a. Tall
bolt. administrator, VS.. A. L. Morgan, de-
:nurrer; j. a. Talbot, administrators, VS..
j. H. Malonev, demurrer; Mary sullivan
VS.. William Quinn. motion to dismiss APP
peal; l. Never Va. William Judd. motion.
Department II.-C. L. Page VS.. ID. Page
motion; Butte ButcherIng company VS.. y.
II. II. Clark, motion; ID. Is. Jacobs VS.. Pc
ter Cravero; motion to dismiss; D. a. Muir
ray VS.. A. Pincus. demurrer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-26
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Part Ito 10, World's Fair Views now
ready.
Dead beats have to pay Wilson & Co..,
10 North Nam street.
The dance of the West Side Social club
last evening was largely attended.
Butte Business college has secured n man
teacher for their shorthand department.
For plumbing and timing call on VIM.
Maus q Co., 3 West Galcua street, tel. 2is.
Jacob Joki and Miss Louise Carvia were
married on Thursday evening 10y Judge
Mesch.
Al2 o'clock dinner at tho Anheuser-
Busch with bottle of claret instead OF
tea or coffee.
A number of turkeys we're stolen last
evening from the front of the Silver Bow
meat market.
You can get n bottle of good claret in
stead of tea or coffee at the Anheuser-
Busch with every meal.
There will be an entertainment and
supper at the Scandinavian Independent
church Saturday night.
Watch cleaning, Sl.5O; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Jewclry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer, 40 w. Park.
A guard from the penitentiary brought
n convict named shea 10 butte yesterday
TO consult an occullst. shea was Int IN
the eye with piece OF steel.
Asuperior article of coffee will be served
free all day Saturday, tho Goth, TO all
callers at the Star Cash grocery, Al West
Park street. Butte.
With January tho College of Montana
at Deer Lodge closes its first term after n
prosperous session. The second term be-
gins Feb. 4. Many new students will
enter at that time.
We are selling Milwaukee grain
leather shoe for Sl90. You have to pay
$3.50 for the same shoe ut other stores.
The cheapest place in the city TO buy
shoes is at "Boucher's, the Park Street
Cloihier."
Under the new time card whchwent int
effect on the Great Northern recently,
Nc. 20. local train, Will leave for Helena
at 80 y. IN. instead of 2:i0 o'clock. and
will connect with train from Anaconda.
No. will arrive from Helena at $40 a. IN.
instead OF IL 40 o'clock and will run
through to Anaconda on the b., A. L.
No. %, the thr ugh train from the East ,
will arrive at 6 y. IN. as before. No "A will
leave Anaconda at 500 a. IN, and will
leave Butte mt o'clock a. IN.
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is:
THERE ARE mo
MOTHS I'm BUTTE.

Your Furs will be per-
fectly safe throughout the
storage period, as their
natural foe cannot ply his
low-born vocation at so
magnificent an altitude.
Few people are aware of
this, and the common GUS
tom of sailing with anti
moth and many other pre-
cautions are entirely I'M
called for.
If you bought a muff
Just now you would not
only be sure to get three
months wear of it, but you
can also according to the
proposition herein buy
them at least one-third off
regular prices. Furs are
advancing every year, and
your muff will be as good
next winter as a new one.
Lay up treasures where
moth doth not corrupt,
and pick them out Of this
last call on Furs:
Real sealskin muffs SIS.
Real beaver muffs $3.50.
Indian sable muffs So.
Odd muffs, stragglers,
and those of broken sets
So, $3.50 and 81.
Two monkey Capes with
deep, real seal collar $50.
Two Nutria circle capeS
at $50 each. One Astrakan
jacket, modern cut in every
particular and large
sleeves, S25.
One black marten cape
$50, worth $50 anywhere.
Several huge bear boas and muffs in
sets and one or two pure black marten
price to the above.
Corsets fitted free. The only place
| in Butte.
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DEER LIDO COURT.
The Conviction of Byers and Jone,
PIeases the Stockmen.

The Conviction of Byers and Jones
PIeases the Stockmen.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
DEER LODGE, Jan. 25.-The past week
has been one of unusual activity in and
around the district court. A large num-
Der of witnesses and jurors from all over
the county has been in attendance thus
enlivening the appearance OF the quiet
county seat. Fred Byers and John +.
Jones we're convicted of stealing Il head
of cattle from Spencer Johnson of the
valley last December. Their sentence was
left with the court. Louis Byers was con-
victed for selling stolen beef TO butchers
in Butte, supposedly that of the Johnson
cattle. His sentence was also left with
the court.
The stockmen are delighted at these
convictions. Mr. Johnson lost % head of
other cattle that, quite likely, went TO the
same place.
The case of John o. Hogan and others
against NJ. Commit was reset for Feb. IL.
In the case of Evan Jones against the
Anaconda Fluming company a verdict for
$500 was rendered IN favor of the plaintiff
for damages, alleged to have been done to
Jones' land 10y water from the dump of the
Anaconda Fluming company's fume.
Thirty days in addition 10 the statutory
time was granted TO prepare motion for a
new trial.
The case of the state of Montana
against Carl Segar was begun this after
noon. The jury is being impaneled. Sc
gar is charged with killing sheep herder
named Henry Keonkcr last September at
| n sheep camp near Garrison. County At
torney rrippett, assisted by Warren
| Goodman. Is attorney for the prosecu-
ton, and Napton Il Napton and o. Bannon
| for the defense.
Hon. George W. Oker is over from Hell
| ena to-day on court business.
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TRACYS FATAL FAULT
he Took 0her Peoples Money 10 Buy
Whisky.
THEN HE TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
In Butte Not Many People Knew
Him lntImat and None Seems
to Know Just Who He Was
or Where He Came From.

BUTTE, Jan. 25.-In fit of remorse
over a trifling Enforcement James Tracy
committed suicide by taking morphine
this morning. NJ. A. Donohoe is the pro-
prietor of a lodging house over Ed Mar
lows livery stable in lower Main street.
He went east last week and left the house
in charge of Charles Hanson who en-
ployed Tracy as night clerk. In this
capacity Tracy collected 50 or SO, and
being an inveterate drinker, he soon con-
verted the money into those liquid re-
freshments which usually produce re-
morse as we'll as a sore head when taken
in sufficient quantities.
When Hanson called on him for a settle
ment he was unable to produce and this
fact preyed upon his mind to such an ex-
tent that he decided to kill himself.
About 6 o'clock this morning one of the
roomers went to Tracy's room TO pay him
some money, but finding him lying on the
bed with his face towards the wall and APP
parently asleep, he hunted up Hanson
and settled with him. About half an hour
later Hanson was attracted to Tracy S
room by peculiar noise, and on entering
he found that the peculiar sound was the
unmistakable death rattle in Tracy S
throat. DIR. Gum was summoned and
found ali of the symptoms OF morphine
poisoning very pronounced. He eXerted
all of his skill. but to no purpose, and
Tracy died at about 8 80 o'clock without
ever having regained consciousness.
Coroner Richards had the body removed
to the Butte Undertaking rooms. where he
will conduct an inquest at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Tracy was a man of
slim build. with full black beard, and
was about AZ years old. He had no rela-
tives in Montana or anywhere else, as far
as known. He had been In Butte two or
three wears.
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ONE DAY WITH The LAW
The Last Of the Suits Against The
Street RailWly Company.
AS TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR
To-Day Judge Mediation VIII Hold
Court In Both Depart
ments-Here Is the
Calendar.

BUTTE. Jan. 25.-The last of the
numerous damage suits against the Butte
Street Railway company was disposed OF
in Judge McHatton's court this morning.
1t was the SUIT of Lorenzo Cartotu for IN
lures received. When the case was called
Tor trial the plaintiffs attorney withdrew
his appearance and the SUIT was dismissed
at the plaintiffs cost, the case having been
settled without his attorneys knowledge.
In the case of o. Pelon, who secured
verdict for 500 against the company few
days ago, his attorney, ODonnell, filed n
lien against the judgment for $50 as fees
for his services and for $3.50 as cash adj
Ynnced bN him.
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been collected are being cancele l and
new ones are beng taken out at reduced
rates, so the companies are beginning to
feel the war keenly.
The older heads IN the insurance busi-
ness are rather glad to see this cutting
because they believe the companies Will
soon come into line and form another
compact which will prevent competition.
Some insurance men believe eventually
two insurance companies will be formed,
one by the more solid and conservative
companies, the other embracing those
companies which caused a dissolution of
the Pacific Insurance union by breaking
their pledges regarding rates and commits
sious.
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THE LAST STITCHES

Tell in complct ne slit. High class tailoring
always tells. Specia IL GU 5, which marks the
perfection Of workmanship IN every deta J..
We carry stock OF WOO en- not to be sur
passed ia this part OF n stat. and what 5
equally to the point. we know what 10 do W lib
WOO ems VIII In we nave them. We max them
mn Handsomely, and those VINO wear them look
handsome too The fit is the great point In
clothing and the great 20 MT about our MT Is
their exactnrss. just now we're leading the
procession with such p'rb creations. nash
and CO., Al East PARK street., Butte.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The volume OF business
on the stock exchange to-day was even lighter
than yesterday and the market was narrower
than for some time past. The heavy engage
ments OF gold for shipment tomorrow had de-
pressing effect on speculation and restricted
transactions. which aggregated less than 5000
shares.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroeum-Closed, Sl.O0k bid.
Coffee-Optons closed duh; January, Sli.4I;
March, sll s5; May, s1i. 25614aO Spot Rio
steady; No Z. $1,000.
Hops-Steady.
Wool-Steddy.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, li-i6c; re-
fined quiet
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AN INsu tANCE WAR.
The People Of 'Frs-co Ar' ReaPing n

The People of 'Er4-co Arr Reaping
HsrvrSt.
SAY Francisco. Jan. .5.-Ihe larger IN
surauce companies are making rates
upon an independent basis 10 protect
their own business. The newly organized
Board of Ere Underwriters. rs the sue
ccssor of tho Pacific Insurance union. has
no r,strauiu. force IN preventing rate
cutting. Several policies have been issued
al a reduction OF a. much - 80 per cent.
upou tlc previously established rates.
Policies on which tho premiums have not
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ISotu WA Lose.

1t looks as if the new political code,
which will evidently bc adopted by the
legislature. would effectualiy settle the
contest over the county authorship. The
code abolishes the office entirely, and its
adoption will make both Mr.. Boardman
and Mr. Winters losers. The contest is
set for hearing before Judge Mediation on
Monday morning, and subpoenaes Tor a
number of witnesses were ISSUED to-day.
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Took Dummy and All.

BUTTE, Jan. 25.-Some nervy sneak
thief, between and 10 o'clock this morn
ing picked up a dummy wearing a 500
overcoat in front of Kaufman Brothers
clothing store and carried 1t down the
stairway leading to the basement of Paul
Davis place where he removed the coat
and abandoned the dummy. The latter
was recovered but no trace of the coat
has yet been found.
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At ihn Hofels-

BUTTE, Jan. 25.-The Butte-O. f.
Peppard, b. w. Lippy, Missoula; L. A.
Durham, NJ. j. Newhouse, ]. p. Albro,
Revenue; +. A. Harrison, St. Paul; +. j.
Kelly, j. Florshem, New York; Mrs. S. X.
DAVIS. Sam Kohlberg. Helena; ). j. Hart.
man, G. u. DUNCAN. Chicago; c. III. Bell,
Louisville; 5. w. Winshall, Martin
Gleason, Deer Lodge; A. L. Fitch, j. NJ.
Vail, Omaha; DIR. f. MINK, Baltimore.
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To the Black Hills, Omaha, Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Kansas City and all Southeastern
points. VIA the Northern Pacific to Bill
ings, Mont, thence via the new Buriug-
ton route. a solid vestibuled tram Of
sleepIn. free reclining char cars and day
coaches Billings 10 Omaha daily. From
Butte. shortos; line TO Omaha by - miles,
shortest line To Kansas City by 3l5 miles.
Tor rates. tickets, maps and general m
formation call upon W. NJ. Iuohy, gem
eral agent Northern Pacific railroad, p
East Broadway. Butte.
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The Burlington route has set new peg
for fast passenger service from Montana
cities To- points ou the Missouri river and
sou b thereof VIA Billings. Mont. Note
the following:
aT hours Butte 20 Lincoln, Nob.
go hours BIue to Omaha, Nen.
50 hours Butte To- ~. Joseph. No.
a. hours Butte tp Nau>A, City, No.
- hours Butte to DetlH ool, =. ID.
Cores poudiaE.y short time 10 iuiermc-
Giatc points.