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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-01
Hermann Breusing, Notary publ!c

Pension certificates adjusted. Many
years of experience have made me tami'
liar with the work. VOmachten mach
Deutschland Office, San Antonio Daily
LIGHT Printing house, lG E. Commerce
Strnpt.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25
MLSsOULA sREVIrIEs.

MIssoULA, March 24.-D. S. Fothering-
ham and wife left for the Mammoth mine
this evening.
George Mcleod came down from Bon
ner this morning for day.
Sid j. Coffee left on No. 2 this evening
for a business trip.
The stockholders of the San Martina
Mining company held a meeting this
afternoon to discuss the sale of their
mines to Joseph Porter. No definite con-
clusion was reached.
Mrs, Kendall, whose life was despaired
of last night, is considerably better to-
day and her recovery is hoped for.
John Hawkins tried to clean out the
Capitol beer hall at o'clock this morn
ing and got a badly cut head for his pains.
He is now in Jail.
ID. ID. Bogart, state bank examiner, and
L. WInslow Stetson, his pulchritudinous
deputy, came over from Helena to-day.
Fires will be started in the Bonner mills
tomorrow and the mills will probably
start Tuesday.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

serves as pipe. The handle is wound
with fine brass wire and it is really an or
nameutal affair. 1t was with this weapon
that a squaw. the wife of Louison, at
tempted TO murder the Indian chief of
police during the melee at the agency.
She crept behind him and was discovered
just in time for the policeman to leap
aside as the murderous blow descended.
The toinahawk will be sent to Washing
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25
My Baby

was living skeleton; the doc
tor said he was dying of Maras-
mus and Indigestion. At 13
months he weighed only seven
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. I Ibegan using
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, feed
ing it to him and rubbing it into
his body. He began to fatten
and is now a beautiful dimpled
boy. The Emulsion seemed to
supply the one thing needful.
Mrs. KENYON WILLIAMS,
. May 1884. Cave Springs, Ga.
Similar letters from other
mothers.
Don't 6spersuaded TO accept a substitute!
Scott & Bovine, NY, All Druggists. Soc and ST.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Acting through the blood, Hoods Sarsa
paIilia not only cures scrofula, salt
rheun, etc., but gives health and vigor to
the whole body.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made 20 grow on heads al
ready bald by the use of Halls Vegetable
Sicillan Hair Remover.
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~ Fresh English Complexion"

That healthy pink and white might just as
well be the typical American complexion, II
people would take reasonable care or their
hea5h. Ripans rdbules 20 to the root OF the
trouble, because a stomach in good order pro-
duces good blood
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

"Happy Jack is out again." was the
comment heard on the street this morning
as the clarion tones of tho Coxey warbler
rang out from a beer hall to the accom-
paniment of disorganized piano. Happy
Jack has been in the county Jail for few
weeks, but was released this morning and
at once FASTENED to his favorite haunts
and began to sing his ballads regarding
the woes of the laboring man. He is a
queer character-this Happy Jack. He
came here with the CoXey army last sum-
mer and served term in Jail with the
rest of the soldiers. He composes songs,
sings, dances, drinks and eats. He sings
more than he eats, for obvious reasons.
But he is as original as n government
mule. He always breaks out in n new
place. He knows all about the woes of the
workingman, but he never tolls. When
he was arrested the other day he quoted
law by the yard and made a good plea for
himself, but he went to Jail. Now he is
out, there is free entertainment for
everybody until he is locked up again.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

80 when You have household goods TO
sell, let ms know. We wall give you a
better price than anyone else. Every add
tional dollar you get Is that much gained.
Il. MANHELi, Missoula.
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There has been a sort of an epidemic of
runaways here for week and horses that
were never known to be ambitious before
have made records for themselves. Hugh
Campbelfs gray team started from the
depot one day and went like a fast
freight, dragging a dray load of coal oil
behind them. The wagon tongue struck
a telegraph pole near the Montana hotel
and broke the pole Off close to the
ground. The horses kept on running, but
there was a free distribution of coal oil
for n few minutes and the wagon was
somewhat demoralized. The broken tele-
phone pole raised havoc with the wires
and, on the whole. the horses did about as
much damage as could possibly have been
done in short time. Then one of the
hack teams at the depot got ratified and
ran a short distance. They did no dam
age. Billy Mentrum's delivery team
started out yesterday afternoon on their
own hook and ran until they collided with
n ranch wagon on East Front street. No
damage was done beyond the nervous
shock to tho occupants of the ranch
wagon.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Read Coin then send it East. 1t makes
free coinage voters.
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Indian Agent Carter showed last night
an interesting memento of the outbreak
At the agency the other night, IL vbe
shape of a steel tomahawk. The Satlike
Implement Is made of steel and Is orna-
meutel by designs wrought on irs sides
with a file. Like most Of such weapons,
its handle is hollow and tho short end
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Coins Financial School, tuition Is cents
and two STANDARD coupons.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Two coupons and Is cents gets copy
of CONS Financial School al the STAND.
ARD Offices in Anaconda, Butte or Great
Falls.
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Among the Interesting Visitors in town
during the past few days has been Michel,
the blind interpreter of the Jocko agency.
He came down to act during the hearing
of Swasah, Louis Coull-Coulle. Nicola and
Big Pierre yesterday. In the evening he
held a sort of reception in the Florence
rotunda, where he shook hands with some
of his Missouia friends. The old man
seldom forgets man whom he has met
once and he was able TO call by name
many of those who shook his hand
last night, although he is stone blind. He
is able TO recognize his most intimate
acquaintances by their steps.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Two STANDARD coupons and IL cents
gets a copy OF Coins Financial School.
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The grip has been getting in its work on
the railroad men as on everybody else Tor
a week. 1t is no respector OF persons,
and tough as railroad men usually are'
they can't defy la grippe. Billy Preston
is one of the victims and Conductor Jen-
kins has his passenger run at present. MS
freight run being taken by Conductor
Dunuinq. Conductor John Grant and his
crew are on duty between Missoula and
Elliston during tho gripepidcmic. Brake
men Straub and Mclean are confined to
their rooms. Joe Bradley hasn't the grip
but he might better have 1t, as he has the
bicycle fever and his new machine causes
him more trouble than the grip would.
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NolI.E or CIrY ELECTION.

NOTICE 10 the qualified electors Of the city
~ uf Anaconda. Montana; -.
-1l ar herenv notified that the annual city
election 10 be held in and for said city, for the
purpose Of elcctin-
one MaYur.
one t!ly Treasurer.
one Police Magistrate.
uaa tItN Attorney.
bua Alderman from tie flrsI ward.
tu- A.l-rtaI from tie second Ward.
gpa RI.rrn.- from the IHlrd Ward.
on. Alderman from the Fourth Ward.
VII be held BOO THE several wards oi said cL'-
an ,lauaay. tie SIN uay of April. $50 Pol
Mi be open from .. N. % q p. N. o.. sad day
J.. C. ENGLISH.
City CeTk.
Dated. Anaconda. March 2. -ss5.
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at that point than there has been Tor "a
year. The work is progressing favorabiy
and will be completed in less time than
last year, as only / 800 cars will be loaded
this season. The process of loading is an
interesting one and is viewed with inter
est by those who see IT. Nearly all the
work is done by machinery and the cars
are loaded in incredibly short time.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25
SHORT SUNDAY STORIES
KaWS and Gossip Of a Day In the Town
Of MiSSOula.
TALK OF THE POLITICIANS
The Sportsmen Are Active-Cun
Club Score-Indian Agent Carr
ter's Relic of the Late Flat
head Outbreak.

MIssoULA. March 24.-Politics in the
University City is becoming more oil a
puzzle Than ever, now that the time Tor
election draws near. There is stili
strong element in favor of citizens
movement, but there is opposition to this
of greater or less extent in all of the par
ties. The populists still assert that they
will put a full ticket in the field and VIII
elect it if they can. Tho name of -. j.
Bruins is most frequently mentioned In
connection with the head of the populist
ticket and his friends believe that he
would make good man. He is inde-
pendent and of firm convictions and the
pops feel that he would give the city an
economical administration. The repub-
licans have decided TO hold their party
primaries next Saturday and their con-
vention on the following Wednesday.
This looks as if they intended to run n
straight party ticket. The democrats are
quiet and have not yet indicated what
stand they will take. With two other
party tickets in the field, they will prob
ably be forced to follow suit. In the
meantime, the citizens movement may
bob up with greater strength and knock
all the party tickets 'galley-west." There
has not yet been any evidence of the A.
p. A. finger in the pie of politics, but you
can never tell where those fellows will
bob up.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Business on the Bitter Root branch is
booming again and Johnnie Cieary brings
in every night about 30 carloads of lum-
ber and farm produce and the train is
getting longer every day. The big saw
mills at Hamilton are beginning to
send down lumber and IN Jew
weeks the shipment OF small
fruits and green stuff will start
There is probability that special reirlg-
orator cars will be assigned to this service
this year. which will be OF no small benent
to the shippers. Berries and vegetables
can then be delivered in Butte and Ana
conda as firm and fresh as when picked.
The 572, which has been hauling the BIT
ter Root train all winter, has been IN the
shops for week for light repairs and VIII
be back on her old run IN day or two
During Charlie Lacy's absence Engineer
Hawkins is pulling the branch tram and
is doing good work. There Is notice-
able absence of tho bumps and jars that
made the Bitter Root trip SO dangerous
last summer.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

Political matters do not Dotner tue
sportively inclined element to any great
extent and the boys are humping along to
make the summer lively one for those
who like a good time. The race horse
men have decided that six day meeting
in this city would be "a success and have
begun to make arrangements to hold a
meet Immediately after the Portland
races. They expect to hang up about S10,-
600 in purses and will have a hummer of
a meeting. The shot gun artists are in
line and there has been general oiling
and rubbing of double barrels during the
past week. The Gun club is in good
spring form and every Sunday afternoon
from now until chickens fly will resound
with the bang-bang of the enthusiasts
at the range In South Mssoula.H Bob
Rodgers, Harry Stephens, Will Brayton,
Charlie Searles and the rest we're on deck
this afternoon and the following Score
shows how well they shot:
Glass A-Searles u, Rodgers 18, Mace
10, Wood IL, Menard 18, Brayton Is, De-
vol H. Glass B-J. NJ. Evans 8, L. e.
Evans7 Woody .. Andrews 8, Kern z,
Allison . at 20 singles, unknown angles.
The game chicken contingent has been
feeling sore ever since pair of lumber
men came up the Occur d'Alene BRANCH a
while ago and cleaned them out. Since
then there have been all sorts of birds
shipped in and the boys are laying for the
lumbermen with some good birds. There
was a corker of black-red game bird on
the Bitter Root train last night, sent from
Stevensvile to well-known railroad man
here and it is whispered that this is the
bird that will play even with the lumber
men.
Base ball fever is waxing strong as
the weather grows warmer and bicycling
will cut big figure in local sports this
year. There is a long range TO choose
from and all tastes ought to be satisfied.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

NOTICE to the legal voters OF the city OF Ana
IN conda. Montana: -. -, -. .o,.
80 o. the REGISTRATION Of voters OF the city OF
Anaconda. Deer Lodge county, Montana, VIII
be opeled on tuesday, the 18TH day OF MaIcn,
from . O'Clock n m. to 3 p. m, and from 4 y. m.
TO o D. m and will remain open Z. lhese hOuis
until tuesday March 27th, inclusive -..-,...
said register vii. also be open on SaluIday,
April &, 1Sl5. for corrections, between the same
hours as above. -, ,.,- oio.
All persons desiring to vote az the elty 5 elgS-
ter. "a, .a,,,aa cltt
zens TO show their fun cl.iZenshln papets. oes,.
mo :, ace of registration Will be IN the once
OF the city clerk, on Commercial avenue
GEORGE II. LINsLEf,
H. /. MAHAN,
Registry Agents.
Dated. Anaconda, March :, 1895.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

AtClark's Fork tho tic loading outfit Is
hard at work and there is more business
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

The Cnur d Alene branch is always fur
nishing some surprise, and 1t didn't 60
back on It's record last week. Saturday
morning the trainmen found more than
three feet of snow on the summit and the
rotary was called into service from it's
spring retirement. The sight of a rotary
throwing snow in the latter part of March
is a novel one and one that could be wit
messed only o. such a sensational piece Of
road as the Snake branch. On the west
end there were six inches Of snow yester-
day morning, but this did not interfere
with the train service.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

The silly attempt to stir up strife by as
serting that the removal OF the depot
would be opposed by the owners OF the
warehouses west of Higgins avenue died
a'borning and no one believes that any
such course is contemplated. A prom
inent railway official told a STANDARD re-
porter the other day that he had tho will
ing promise of these owners during the
winter TO remove their warehouses when
ever the company desired the ground.
There will be no opposition here and the
friends of the scheme have only to satisfy
the objectors mentioned above to insure
the construction of the depot.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

These.fast runs show that Charlie Rus.
sell has been doing some good work on
the road bed this spring. 1t must be in
splendid condition or there could be no
such time made as Church and Tyner
have recorded. Efforts are being made to
get the road in better shape this season
than il has ever been before and the run
ming of trains indi Gates that this is being
occonpIiShed
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-25

If the depot is built, Il will necessitate
other and more extensive Improvements,
larger yards will be constructed and new
and larger repair shops will be built to re-
place the present ones which will be torn
down to make room for new yard tracks.
There will also be improvements made in
the round house and machine shops, that
will add to the capacity of this plant.
These improvements are really of greater
importance to the city than the building
of a depot.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-19
The Rio Verde Canal Co.
 No. IA N. Second Av.

RESOLVED
 
 of fore ordered and
  shall be and e ~ The above Resolution adopted Directors the Rio Verde Canal Company 19 made Choice Uented Charge Selections made intending For locations rights apply
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
Piaintin's attorney.

Mortgage 3 reclosure Sale.
Default having been nude in the pay Of
She sum OF rwenty seven and 81 one hundreths
Dollars. which is claimed to be due aud Is due at
sfhe date OF this notice upon q certaln M0rtgage,
1nly executed and d liyered by John 3. Dali.
slnist. a single man. nj orGgagOr. to State Bank
Sof Warren. q corporate ion. nj 0rtgagee. bearing
late the 9th day OF Augnst. 1892. and with q
mower OF sale therein ntained. duly recorded In
he Office Of the Registe 81 Deeds IN and for the
Comfy Of Marshall AMI State of Minnesota. on
she 24th day OF August. 1892, at 4:t5 Q clock F..
Min Book II OF NJ MORTGAGES on page TO T.;
ble Mortgagee and holder Of said Mortgage. has
July elected nnd does hereby elect
% declare the whole principal sum OF
mid mort gage due and aylb,e at the dnte OF
Ellis notice nnder tia terms and condit tons OF
s,lid Mortgage and TIL power ct snlc therein
Contained; md whereas there is actnai,y due
81 this notice the sum Of twenty seven and
s3Hehnndredths Dollars. and whereas the sa1ds
power OF sale has become operative. and no ae-s
tion or proceefling having been instit ted ut
law or othsrwise. 10 recover the debt secnred by
said Mort gage. or any part thereof
Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given. aThat
by virtue OF the power OF sale cont ained N sa1d
Ease made and provided. the said Mortgage Will
he fOrecl0sed by q sale OF the premises descrlbed
|; n and conveyed by said a ortsage. VIZ
# The south east quarterstf section SIX, IN town.
ship one hundred five north OF range IoIfy-
aaight west. containing one hundred and sixty
heres. more or ipsS. aecardins S. the sey. I'll
ssnpnt survey thereof and situate ~ Marshall
County and State OF Minnesota, with the mere;
slitaments and appnrfenan tes:s which sale Will
ne mnde by the Sheriff o said AZ arshaIl Comfy
mt the frniit door Of the Court III Qnse. In The
City OF Warren. IN sniil Comfy and State, on
sffe 31st day of May. Mt 10 clock A. Of
that day, at public ven1 ne, to the highest bit-
and 34 onehnnlredth Dollars. and crest. and
the taxes il any, on said premises, and twenty
live Dollars. ATTORNEY ices. as stipulated IN
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
The new and the ght W ny
EAST and N EST
TIME CARD. s2
~ i1'f.s & =. - ~ :
From, st Pan1.

Daily trains between st. Paul
Minneapolis, Sioux City, st. Clond
Gro kston, orhead, Fargo, Grand
Forks, Graft on, Winnipeg Devils
Lake, Great Falls, Helena, Butte,
kalispell, pokane and Seattle
Pacific Coast trains run Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars. Buffet, Lii
5brary Observ ation, Smoking Cars,
Free ,;olonist Sleepers, etc.
Connections at st Paul and Min
sneapolis with trains to and from
Lake Superior points, Chicago, ST.
Louis and the East, South and
Southwest.
Crosses the Rocky and Cascade
Mountains in day light, giving pas:
ssengers q chance to see some OF the
fines scenery in America.
Connections at Seattle with steam
srs for Puget Sound points, Califor-
mia, a laska, Japan and China, and
by rail to Pacific Coast points.
Connections at sonner's Ferry,
Idaho, for X ootenai river and like
points; at AVenatchee, Wash, for
Lake Chelan the Upper Columbia
and the Okanogan district.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
Tor MI principal points.
For publications and information
about rates, routes, etc. apply to
f % WHITNEY, Agent,
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
Railroad Notes.

President D. W. Hines, OF the Du-
luth and North Dakota r. r, leftfor
ST. 'nulE Wednesday, on railroad
business.
Surveyor Merriman, OF ST. Paul, is
expected here on Saturday to select
"a place for bridging the Red River.
He will then go to olga to locate Che
line through the Pembina Noun
tains.
It's intended to build the road be-
tween Thief River Falls and Olga
this year, but more may be done. a
delegation from the Duluth Board Of
Trade is to be here in q few days to
confer with the directors Of the d.
and N. D. as to the possibility Of
reaching Duluth this season. Supe-
rior is also beginning to take an in
rerestin the new line.
On Tuesday, the grading began on
the first six miles Of the new rail
ro,,d Thus, alter more than u year
Of l,ard. persistent effort, D. w.
Hines has at last got the Duluth
aud North Dakota r. II. fairly
started. To him belongs the credit
oforiginating the idea Of . farmers
railroad, and to him ms well will be
,Ine tl,e credit. Of carrying Ills ilen to
il snccessfnl issue Drayton Echo.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23
Light.

When the world was young, man
was only a child with chill's
thoughts. Probably the first man,
at the close Of the first day, Was
frightened when darkness fell, md
wondered whether the light would
ever come again. And since, lie llas,
like q child, been continuity learii-
ing something about light At one
time he supposed the eye was the
source Of light, because he saw Moth
ing unless his eyes we're open. The
great philosop Newton, PROFOUND
Jed ecorpuscular theory, That light
is an imponderable substance, whose
colors depend an the velocity 81
transmission Reflection he conn
pared to the rebounding linn elastic
body, while retraction was dne tp
:interstices il, transparent bodies,
which allowed tho PARTICLES Of light
TO pass through. This idea was ac-
cepted for laanv years, but hns now
cen practically displaced by Hwy
gem undul.,tory theo that light
is propagnted ~ the vibrations of
the imp nderable ether On this
theory Che trans illission 81 light is|
like that Of sound, md Is coral nry
of It il Tint there IRE lights Of differ
|ent colors, the yariet 81 hue not BE-
ing unused ~ var ping yelo cities.
Three peculinfities ii light ssre til
universal diffusion IT'D rnpidity ol'
motion, md its usefulness The
works of man never equal tllOse Of
Nature, but il these three respects
tho burlington Route mbles light
An examination 81 the NM, shows
It's diffusion over the West; thu use
sof its tickets will convince 81 the
speed 81 ITO trims; 4 acq uain tancss
with tic hundreds ii prosperous
towns md cities on: its lines lemons
||strate It's usefuln Apply 10 our
home agent for tickets md informas
ton 81 add resa Kenyon
Gen al. gent, s & Pan, I'M.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

The noxious weed problem Is Be
coming more serions every year to
the farmers Of this section Of the
state. Our soil is Of unsurpassed
fertility, and weeds as well as culti-
sv8Ted crops gfow IuxurioO sly For
thai. reason the utmost care must be
exercised or nnr fertile lands
will be over run with weeds.
IOne.of the most troublesome and
dangerous OF all noxious weeds that
INCEST this valley is the so-called
French weed, and farmers every
where should be on the look out for
it and suppress it's growth wherever
it appears. The SHEAF Is informed
that this weed grows fast. and will
mature three or four crops Of small
seeds in q summer, hence will spread
very rapidly when it once has got q
start. The fact that several crops Of
seeds will ripen in q season makes it
necessary to pillow the infested land,
not once, but at intervals Of two or
three weeks, all summer long, so as
to prevent any ofthe weeds to mature
seeds. The SHEAF is informed by q
prominent farmer that large NUM-
Der of farms in this vicinity have the
French weed in spots, and unless
stringent measures are taken to sup
press it, not by one farmer, but by
all Of them, it will cover every field
in a few years, and compel the own
ers to leave. The best time to fight
noxious weetis OF any kind is when
they first make an appearance. Let
a field once become over run, and
they are removed with difficulty.
Fight the weedsl The soil Of the
Red River valley is too valuable to
raise noxious weeds uponl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

The supreme court has declared;
the income tax .lnco nstitdti6 nyll. All
taxes, in our opinion, nre unconsti-
tutional Hash 7 everyb body felt how
it goes against his constitution to-
pay taxes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-23

In dull times a trade is i good.
thing to full back upon viii do
watch repairing, goldsmit thing md
engraving promptly md satisfacto
rily Bring your work to me,
H. Holm.