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YORK RIVERLINE ". WEST POINT
LEAVE RICHMOND:

$40 y. NJ. LEGAL EXPRESS, daily extept
sunday. stops At ali stations. At Lester
Manor connects with stage for Wa kerton.
with baltimore steamer at West Point.
80 p NJ. BA t.TfAONE LIulTE0. daily ex-
ccFt SUNDAY. Close connection at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leave Baltfv ore 3 d m. and West
Point p. m. daiiv except sunday.
Irata6 from West Point arrive at Richmond
s.07 a. N. daily aud 10 40 r.. M. daily except Sun
Sunday
G 80 A NJ. Loo Al MIXED. dsny except sun.
day. leave 2ard st. for West Point ano interme
diate points.
Ticket ofce at station foot Of Virginia
street Open A. Al. 20 6 Il. Al. and from . r. M
TO 1910 A NJ.
City ticket omee-90l east Main street.
n. COl-Ps A TURK
Iranic Manager Genl Passenger Ag'i
W. II. GREEN. General Manager
J. y. B. THOMPHON, superintendent
JOHN n. BEALL, Travelling Passenger Aron,
S20kast Main Street. Richmond. Va
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.


EFFECTIVE July /, 90.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-srBEEr STATION
g 20 A. N. Daily. with Pullman Car for Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Old Point. Newport
News. and local stations.
a35 p NJ Daily. with Pulimsn for local sta
tons, Newport News, Old Point,
Sorfolk and Portsmouth.
10 30 A. NJ. Local train. Parior car tex. sunday
for Ronceverfe Connects a. Gordons
vile for Washington, AZ Virginia
Midland Junction for I.ynchburg. at
Basic for HagerstOwn. and at Staun
ton for Winchester and at Coving-
ton for Va Hot Springs.
SOP N. The CinciRnatti and 81. Louis Ltmi.
ted. daily. with Pullman Seepere
TO CINCINNATI. Louisville and st,
Louis. COnoects daily a. Cow nu
ton for Va Hot Springs. and at Afh.
land for lexington and Louisville.
stops only at important stations
Meals served 0nDininR Car.
No. z. Local Train. except Sunday
fellows No. from 0ordonsviio tc
$40 p. IS. Local train. except Sunday. AccomS
dalton for Charlottesville.
10 sop NJ Daily Tor Cincinnati. with Puilm an
for Hinton. and Gordonsviile t.
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meal,
rerved on Dining Cars Connects a
Covington, Va. daily for Hot
SPRINGS.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHT-srREET STATION
s 30 A. A.. Daily. for Lynchburg and Ciifsol
SUNDAY. for kOsDev. az Lynchburi
Daily with the norfolk and Western
for the southwest and With south
ern Raiiway for south. kxcec
SUNDAY for Lexington, and Cre'l
CRY. and at W Clifton FORGE Wit
main line C.. and . for CINCINNATI
90 r. NJ. Except sunday, Local accomoos
ton for Gladstone. Connects a
Bromo Arvonia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROAl
STREET STATION.
20 A. A. Daily from Cincinnati.
10 20 A. N. Daily from Norfolk and Old Point.
$50 y. III. Daily, from Cincinnati and Loun
vile.
6 so r.. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk an Old Point.
1 7.s5 T.. IA. Except sunday, from honceVete
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHT-sTREE1 STATION
$50 A. N. Except sunday from Columbia an
Arvovia.
! $50 p. M. Daily from Lynchburg. LexinStc
/ and Clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
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N Z :. aoflaIE;ueSlsu RI

CHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. Is. 1894
LEA We RICHMOND, BYRD-STREET
STATION.
eco A. M.Daily-Richmond and Norfolk VIE
TlBuLE LiAsITED-Arriye Norfolk
HIS A. NJ. stops Cnlg at Peters
burg, Waverly aud SuffOik sesond-
class tickets not accepted for pas
sage on this train.
300 An. DAILY THE CHICAGO EXPRESS"
Tor Ly nchourg. Roanoke, Bluenald
fccahontass kenCva. Columbus
and CHICAGO. Pullman Buffet Sleep
er Roanoke to Columbus without
change; also, for Radtord, Bristol
Knoxville. ChattanOosa and inter
mediate points. Pullman Sleeper
RodfOrd to CHATTANOOGA
$40 p. N. Daily, for Norfolk, suffolk and Inter,
mediate stations. Arrive Norfolk
$50 =. AZ.
II 40P. N. Daily, for Roanoke. Radford Pm.
lasKiand Bristol. Connects. at Roa.
noke 2. 10 A ~. With WashinQtor
an0 Chattanooga Limited Pail
man Sleepere Roanoke to Memphi.
and New Orleans. Dining-car AZ
taehed- Also. for Bluedeld, an,
POcanontas; also. for Rocky Noun
ano al stations Winston-Salem ID
vision.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICE
MOND and LXNCHBURG ready for oecuDanc,
p. M Slao Pullman Sleeper Petersburg {,
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond rom Lynchburs an,
the West daily 20 A. Al. and T. 90 p al Frou
Norfolk and the East. IL % A NJ and Vestfbuie1
R.W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger A gent.
W.B. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent.
General Once. Roanoke Va
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y edmond, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC Schedule
commencing APR. "a 30.
LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.
ZOO A. N. Daily for Washington and points
North stops at Elba and local
station. Pullman Car.
1900 M. Daily except sunday, for Washig-
ton and points NORM $ ops at El-
Das Ashland. ID 0swell, MilfOr 70, Fred
erlcksburg, Brooke end Whitewater.
Porlor Car also connects with Con-
eressaOnal Limited at Arlington.
no P A. ID ally, fOr Washington and pointa
North. stops ct Eliza, Ashland
DcsWols Milford Fredericksburg.
Brooke and Whitewater and other
stations on sundays. Sleeper, Rich
mOnd to New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-svREEr STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. stops at Wide sater. Brooke
Frederickeburg, Milford. boswell
and Ashland and other stations
sundays. Sic per. New York to
Richmond.
GAS P. NJ. Daily. except sunday. stops at
local staticn8 and ElDa. ParlOr-
Car from Washington.
6;53 p. "a. Daily. stops only at Fradericks
burg Dosw-n and Ashland. Pun
mao-Cars from New York ana Wasi
ingtOn-
1926 A M. Daily. stops IT principal Ioca
stations and Elba. sleoping-Car
Connects with Congressional Lin
tie between New York and Wash
iDgtOn.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY. except sunday)
400 p. N. Leave Byrd-street station.
$50 a. N. Arrives IS rd-Street station.
. ASHLAND sRAINs.
DAILY. except sunday.)
6'42 A. N. Leaves Eliza.
$40 q. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 A. N. Arrives Elba.
6.9f p. M. Arriyos ElbR.
ca TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
nc, II. ID. MYERS, President.
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Sunday Excursions on the James
River Division of G. q o. commencing
sunday, June %. Sunday excursion
tickets will be sold to stations between
Richmond and Scottsville at very low
rates for train No. Of each Sunday,
good to return only on No. 10 of the
same date.
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway Company,
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SCHEDULE is EFFEcTAPRrL q. 1886
LEAVES RIcr4MoND

SCHEDULE is EFFEcTAPRrL q. 1895
LEAVES RICHMOND.
1905 A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily to
AtlnDta, Augusta and D0iuts south. Sleep
ers Richmond to Danvilie and Greenebo orc.
OF az $3.50 p m Connects at Dnnvilie
with he WASH NGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN VEriBULE LIMITED. No 81
carrying sleepors co Ashehille Hot Springs
Mammalian, Memphis ew Orleans aud
Tamps; also. 'irst- class dav cogch between
Warrington and Jacksonville At New
Orleans and Memphis connections are
made IT all points ia Texas and California.
l2.55 FAST MAIL. daily. Atlanta Auo u.s.
Ia End points SOuth. Connects at Moseloy
wl}h r.. az keysvile for Ciarks-
VII e. oxford Henderson, Durham and az
Greensboro for Durham. ph and VIM
etOn-Sa en- Slcepere. nauvipe 70 Atlanta.
500 p ~. LOCA l. duiiy except sunday. for
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
From Atlanta aud Augusta.
connecting closely with trains Tor Yves,
Points.
$40 A. Mr. m Amaii~ Corr houae
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
NoH- CT and %. between Manchester and Glow
er, Va, ana Nos. SO and g., between Glover and
heapolis. VIII also carry passengers.
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fALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ooAPA NY

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMP NY
sFMI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ANDFRIDAY at O'Clock P. NJ.
Maniiest closed one hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York from Pier 2ds North
Rivp~ for Richmond every MONDAY AND
WED IESDAY at 3 p. M.and SATURDAY I. N
arriving In Richmond hONDAX. AND FRIDAY
NOR NlNGS.
Passenger accOmm odations unsurp asaeo.
Cabin fare to New York, Including meals and
berth. via James River ROute.-...-..-.--....$ 800
SteerBge fare. With subsistence 500
Steerage fare, without subsistence-...-.--.. 500
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
ROAD Wv
Round Trip Tickets limited 90 thirty
day Aa-oo
II lcksts can be obtained at Richmond Trans
Company's 8ol east Main street. Cheaape axe
and Ohio and Richmond aud Petersburg depOts
and at the company's Office, 1901 Main street.,
and wharf. ROcketta.
l Freight forwarded and through bills OF 1ading
issued for points beyond New York
l Freight received daily until II. Al
1 Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
L WEDNESDAHS, THURSDAYS and SATOB'
/ DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
/ iva Newport NeWsJ at 3.S6 Z n. and by tbs
/ richmond and Petersburg Railroad (earse days
| atQ A. NJ VIII make connection at NoFfOlk
4 with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W ALLEN a 90. A GENTS
1912 Main Street.
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Especial to PLANET. 7

Mr.. Editor
viii you please allow me space
in column OF your paper to ask the
American Negroes a few important
questions
] want to know Of the leading Ne
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and important che. and the people are
not likely TO forget the lesson that IL
teaches.
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MRS. SUSAN WILLIAMS,
lois ST. JOHN STREET.

lois ST. JOHN STREET.
BOARDING. a L0DGr0o by the Day on
Week. Prices reasonable. Furnished
Rooms at Bottom Figures Strictly
First Glass. ENcursiOnists visiting the
city viii be nicely accommodated.
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In BrOOkIyn-A Minister'S
Statement
show thousands such a. tAs
Doctor Shea

has been carefully educated In the Ho-
mOepathic and Eclectic Schools of Medi-
cine. His success is wonderful in euEin0
Paralysis, rheumatism, Asthma, Sore
Eyes, -TumOrs, = Cancers, Constipation,
Ague, Dyspepsia, Tape Worms, Liver
Complaints, Deafness, Catarrh, DropSy.
Piles, Nervous Debility, Heart Disclose,
Consumption, Diseases OF Women and
Children, Fits, Kidney disease, and all
strange mysterious diseases which 9TH
ers don't understand. All diseases, no
matter what they be. Nothing but hon
Orable treatment. He can and will hon
estly tell you if you can be cured. Has
all new remedies and new success. Has
had ample experience In public hospital
and private clinics. No .trihing with
human life. Call at once. Do not de
lay. Diplomas hang IN parlors. Is q
registered physician. A new remedy for
rheumatism Just discovered, not hna-
ment. Hopeless cases and those that
Others cannot cure solicited to call. Fat
folks thin, the ehAdless made parents. =
All letters must contain 81 90, two
stamps, age, lock of hair. Charges for
medical treatment only.
651 Fulton St., Brooklyn, n. 7
OPEN SUNDAYS.
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Enquiries Put and Announcements Made
to the Whole Negro Race Of America.
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REv. pRowNE pREAcnEs.

In the afternoon Rev. w. w. Browne
preached TO a large crowd at the hall
from the text Blessed are ye when
men prosecute YOU" etc. Said he
while the preachers aud the churches
are to look after the souls Of men,
am to look after their bodies. The Re-
formers were much stirred 10y the
utterances of their chief.
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, APRIL
-. 1895.
Trains Leave Richmond-UniOn Depot.
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HAS A RECORD IN VIRGINIA.

Jonas NJ. Walker believed to BE n
Bro her of Ex-Gov. Gil. bert C.WaIker.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 9.-Jonas NJ.
Walker. who died in poverty in San Fran :
cisco after having dissipated a large
fortune made in connection with eX-Sena-
tor Fair, Flood, Mackay and O'Brien in
the Consolidated Virginia and California
mines, is believed here to be a brother of
Ex-Governor Gilbert c. Walker, who died
in New York few years ago.
General Walker was governor of Vir-
GINA from 1870 to 1874. He was a brilliant
man and of commanding appearance. He
won high reputation in congress and
was regarded as the handsomest member
of the house in which he sat. Governor
Walkers brother, Jonas, a stout man and
slightly lame, spent a good deal of his
time here during his administration. lie
helped TO secure the passage of the cele-
brated funding bill in 1871, which laid the
foundation for the long and tedious litI-
CATION over the Virginia debt, and is said
TO have specialized largely IN the securi-
ties of the state.
Jonas Walker is also reputed to have
used all of his powers and influence in
behalf of the Pennsylvania railroad, the
legislative controversy over which became
famous as the Tom Scott fight. II was
said at the time that $4,000 was spent TO
secure this charter, which after all was
granted in such shape as to be valueless.
Jonas Walker went from here TO Caiifor-
MIA.
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MURRAY SUES HEtNZE.
IL Is a Suit Involving Lot of Or
which Was on tho Stella Dunno.

IL Is a Suit Involving Lot of Ore
which Was on tho Stella Dunno.
BUTTE, Jan. 81. Augustus Heinze
was to-day made defendant in another
big damage suit growing out of the Stella
mining deal. James A. Murray is the
plaintiff in the case, and in his complaint
he alleges that on and after Jan. ., 1893,
and during the months of January and
February of that year, the plaintiff was
the owner of and lawfully in possession of
large quantity of valuable ore lying on
the dump of the Estella mine. During
the two months mentioned the defendant,
HeInze, unlawfully took and carried away
large quantity of the ore to the value of
$4,000, as the plaintiff alleges on lnfor-
nation and belief, and disposed of and
converted the same to his own use TO the
plaintiffs damage in the amount stated,
and judgment for $4,000 is demanded.
William Scallon is Murray's attorney in
the suit.
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African Bonanzas.

The South African mines are attracting
the attention of gold seekers. BY special
arrangements with the American and
Union steamship lines persons desiring to
visit the cape district can be ticketed
through from Butte TO Capetown.
johannesburg and other South African
points, via the Great Northern railroad,
at very low rates. Sailings can be made
from New York TO connect with steamer
leaving every Saturday from Southamp-
ton. Those wishing to visit friends in
England will be pc mitted to stop over
send TO the undersigned your name. adj
dress and date you desire to start, in order
10 arrange booking with next party leav-
ing. j. l.. Dawson, general agent, los
Main street, Butte.
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The Perkins EaiIura.

Carson, Prize, Scott & Co., of Chicago
to-day commenced an action in the dis
trict court against Mrs. Rose Perkins, who
recently made an assignment. The COM
plant in the case alleges that Mrs. Per-
kins owes the plaintiffs S2,609.3S for goods
sold to her between Nov. 1 and Dec. 81,
and S41.65 which becomes due on Jan. 2S.
On information and belief the plaintiffs
allege that the defendant is disposing of
all her property that is subject to execu-
ton for the purpose of defrauding her
creditors. Judgment is asked for the
amount due, with interest, and an at
tachment was issued. The sheriff took
possession of the stock and ousted the
assignee. The goods will be removed and
stored in some other building. John T.
Baldwin and John w. Cotter are attorneys
for the Chicago parties.
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MISS BURNS LOCATED
She Writes 10 HIr Mother That She's
With Mrs. Lawson.
THE POOR WOMAN'S IDEAS
1t Is Her Belief the Girl VIII Be
Taken Care of BY the Woman
Who Got Her to Leave
Butte On the Quiet.

BUTTE, Jan. S.-Bridget, the young
daughter of Mrs. Burns of Centeryille,
who was yesterday reported as missing,
has been heard from by her mother. Mrs.
Burns called at the STANDARD Office to-
day with letter she had just received
from her daughter, who is at Ogden with
Mrs. Lawson. the woman with whom she
was supposed to have left the city. The
girl who, according to her mothers state
ment, is Is years of age, writes that Mrs.
Lawson is going to take her all over the
East and that they are going to Kansas
City from Ogden.
The girl says she is having n splendid
time and tells her mother that she regrets
that she had to leave town without letting
her know. The girl had told Mrs. Burns
some time ago that she wanted to go
away with Mrs. Lawson, but Mrs. Burns
would not give her consent and told the
girl that it would create talk because
Mrs. Lawson's reputation was bad,
though as far as Mrs. Burns knew, she
says, Mrs. Lawson was perfect lady and
her husband perfect gentleman, al
though he is gambler.
Mrs. Burns seems to think that her
daughter Is in good hands and that she
Will always be good girl. Mrs. Lawson
comes of good family in Ogden. is a
handsome woman and Mrs. Burns thinks
other women are envious of her good
looks and therefore circulate bad stories
about her.
The girl promises to send her mother
some money when she arrives at Kansas
City. Mrs. Burns has five other children
TO support, the eldest being a boy Il years
old. Her husband, she says, was worth
less and deserted her and the children
some years ago. She heard that he died
somewhere in Idaho about two years ago.
but is not certain about it,
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TAKEN TO THE COURTS,
The County Auditorship Dispute As
sumes ID finite Form

sumes ID finite Form.
BUTTE, Jan. 9.-The contest over the
authorship of Silver Bow county was
taken into court to-day by County Attor-
ney Melvin l.. Wines, who instituted quo
warranto proceedings against William L.
Boardman, the new auditor. The action
was brought in the name of the state and
the complaint recites that at the election
of Nov. 6 Mr.. Boardman was voted for as
candidate for the Office of auditor and
received a higher number of votes than
any other candidate voted for, and after
wards received the certificate of election
10 said office, filed his bond, took the re-
quired oath and since the first of January
has assumed to exercise the duties re-
CURED by law on the county auditor. The
complaint alleges that Mr.. Boardman
was not resident of Silver Bow
county for two years next preceding his
election and for this reason was ineligible
and disqualified for the office. At the
election of Nov. 8, 1892, Willard H. Win
tiers was elected county auditor and is
now the duly elected and qualified audi
tor of the county and is entitled to per-
form the duties and receive the emolu-
ments of the office. Neither the defend
ant nor any other person eligible to hold
said Office has been elected thereto as the
successor of Mr.. Winters. The court is
asked to adjudge Mr.. Boardman ineligible
TO hold the office and that he be ousted
therefrom and that MIR. Winters be adj
judged to be entitled to the office and
that he be put In possession thereof.
Judge De Wolfe is attorney for the re-
lator, Mr.. Wines, who instituted the pro-
ceedings, as the paper states, on COM
plant OF MIR. Winters. The matter will
probably be called up on Saturday to be
set for hearing and until that time Mr..
Boardman will have undisputed posses
sion of the Office.
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At the Hotels

BUTTE, Jan. 9.-The Butte-Emmet
Callahan, Dillon; L. Block, San Fran
cisco; p. A. L. Haniheim, Helena; r. T..
Gains, Mrs. John Murphy, Miss Murphy,
Miss Addie Murphy, John T. Murphy,
Helena; Miss Sadler, San Francisco;
Mrs. W. NJ. Thornton, J. c. Tuohy. II. De
b. Smith, Anaconda; John Dowdell. MIS-
soula; James Burke, Missoula; w. d..
Rivers. Alliance; II. Nicholson, w. F.
Kennedy, Herbert Holloway. Helena !;
Tom McTague, Deer Lodge; w. A..
Slooee, New York; ID. McLaren, Great
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KIDS MUST KEEP SOBER.

Several saloon Keepers Fined Because
They Let Bows Visit Their Places.
BUTTE. Jan. 81. w. Kinney, of the
Clipper Shades, and several other saloon
keepers were arrested early this morning
for allowing minors to frequent their
places. They both pleaded guilty in DO
lice court to-day and were let off with
fine of 81 and costs, in consideration of a
hereafter. The proprietors claimed that
they we're not entirely TO blame as the
boys all carried notes, ostensibly signed
by their parents, IN which II was stated
that they had their consent to visit
saloons
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In Judge McHatton's Court.

Judge Mediation held short session of
court this morning. The case of William
Lorenzo against E, Z. Williams and
others had been set for trial and the
plaintiff asked for a continuance which
was denied and a motion of the defend
ant for judgment on the pleadings was
sustained.
The case of Joseph Boiler against
Elizabeth Morrison and others was con-
tinued indefinitely and a motion to file an
amended complaint filed and set for hear
ing on Saturday.
The case of V. E. Cline agains; j. r.
Turner. which was yesterday dismissed,
was ordered reinstated.
The case of the r., A. & p. against II.
c. Kessler and others is set for trial to-
morrow.
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Make a y tie of This.

Beginning Monday, Dec. 81. the North
eru Pacific trains 10 and from the east
will arrive al and depart from the Northern
Pacific local depot instead OF from the
Montana Union depot. as formerly.
The Northern Pac. tic trains To and from
the west will. however. arrive and depart
from the Montana Union depot.
This distinction should he carefully kept
n mind bv those leaving Butte on tae
Northern Pacific. There will be no change
II time.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
silss King Now Has n Deed to tn
Pacific Mine

slas King Now Has n Deed to the
Pacific Mine.
BUTTE, Jan. 9.--James A. Talbot, spe-
cial administrator of the Davis estate,
to-day executed a deed TO Silas f. King
for the Pacific mine for 1900 bid at the
recent public sale. The claim contains a
little over Is acres, and was patented to j.
A. Talbot, John Downs, Dennis Leary,
John Noyes and Richard ). Jones on Jan.
Is, 1880.
Charles W. and Il. ID. Gould to-day sold
and decided to James A. Murray portions
of lots 10 and IL, in block u, fronting on
Main street, with n certain lease thereon,
for $1,000.
For nominal consideration ]. A. MUIR
ray sold to Silas f. King lots =, and s,
block 3. of Lsmler's addition, and lots >
and 3 in block 2, of the Stanley addition.
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side with the front. and in that condition
swept everything off the street. The rum
away brushed against several buggies
co containing women, and their escape from
serious injury seemed miraculous. On
East Granite the team ran full tilt into n
pair of horses hitched to an express
wagon, and although the four animals
we're all mixed up for a time, none of
them were much injured.
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IN A PULLMAN CAR.
Butte WIN BE Favored by tho Northern
Pac .lle In One WAY

H''N'IIO IN OhH WY
BUTTE, Jan. Accommodating to-mor-
row passengers from the east over the
Northern Pacific will be allowed to ride
all the way into Butte in Pullman car, if
they SO desire. Through an arrangement
with the Burlington road a sleeper for
Butte will BIO attached to the west bound
at Billings for the accommodation Of bo h
Northern Pacific and C., b. d Q. passen-
gers, and the same car will return cast as
Tar as Billings under the same condition.
There will be no Pullman, however, be-
tween Butte and Garrison.