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day. Papa said that was lie and / said
II was. too. because he never carried
gun. Hamilton then said to me: Maybe
you viii pun a gun on me; II you do III
make you use /; or break your head !
told him he could not hurt me. lie
dropped the log he was lifting and started
towards me. unbuttoued my coat and
reached for the revolver and told him
to stop. He did So. The gun stuck
in the scabbard and he came for me again,
then / drew the gun. He threw up his
hand to grab it away from me and shot
as he came for me / stepped backward
my foot struck a log and i stepped upon
it. When l started away Peterson was
between me and the foot bridge, told
him not to move or i would shoot; and
then / ran across some brush and called
father to come. was afraid the crowd
would Jump on him. / went home,
changed my clothes and came to town
and gave myself up to Chief White"
Cross examination did not materially
shake the foregoing testimony, though the
dialogue was embeliished with profanity
which he had used but omitted in his
direct.
G. c. Vinyard, j. Is. Pagan, Elias Hutch
inson and Russell Hoyt testified TO the
good character of the defendant. and Mrs.
Brown, his mother, testified as TO the boy 5
coming home from the scene of the shoot
ing and as to events at the house. +. II.
Brown was sick and the defense asked a
continuance, which was objected TO by
the state and sustained by the court.
Attorney Winston made n talk for the
state, saying that there was reasonable
cause to believe tho defendant guilty as
charged, and no alternative was given to
the court but TO bind him over 10 tho dis
trict court.
Colonel L. O'Leary made an eloquent
argument for his client alleging self-de-
Tense and saying that the states witnesses
were too accurate, intimating that they
had rehearsed their stories, and that the
boy was his fathers protector in this
case.
1t was $3.50 before tho case was con-
cluded. Judge Rockwell held that the
defendant should be held to answer the
charge and his bail fixed at $500 for his
appearance when wanted. Tho defense
fought against remanding tho defendant
to Jail, but as the hour was lato no bond
could be secured and Charlie went back
to his former quarters until the bond
could be raised, which will probably be
done to-day.
Only few more days in which to regis
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RS UrION.

Resolution ordering the construction OF side
walks in the city OF Anaconda, Deer Lodge
county, Montana:
BE II resolved, by the city council Of the city
OF Anaconda, In the county of Deer Lodge, state
Of Montana, that there shall be constructed by
the owners OF property at their own cost and
exp nse in the city OF Anaconda, In front Of
and opposite such properly and under directions
of the street commissioner, within (20) twenty
days from the passage Of this resolution, wooden
sidewalks, TO be constructed OF lumber not less
than one and one-half AZ inches In thickness
and six (6) feet wide on the south side OF Fourth
street from Locust street to Walnut street. and
on the west side of Hickory street from Fourth
street to sixth street.
The street commissioner is hereby ordered
and directed TO serve written notices, not later
than March 2S 1895, upon all parties, or their
agents, owning lots or affected by this resolu-
ton, TO comply with the same wthin,the time as
herein fixed for the construction of said walks.
The city clerk is hereby directed to cause this
resolution to be published in the Anaconda
STANDARD. a daily paper published within the
corporate limits of said city.
Passed and approved this 1tSh day of March,
1895 w. NJ. THORNTON,
Attest: Mayor
JOHN C. ENGLISH, City Clerk. !
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Anaconda. Montana.
To Weak Men.

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NJ. w. Moore and wife are the happy
parents of one bouncing boy and not four,
as was reported, born yesterday morning.
The exaggerated rumor was started by
friends VINO witnessed Mr.. Moore's Joy as
he hastened homeward.
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James Shields has returned from his
visit to Ireland. He was much pleased
with his journey.
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A call was issued yesterday notifying
the republicans that a convention will be
held in the office of the Anaconda
Recorder this, Friday evening, at 1880
o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a
ticket for the city election.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cadleux, AIS Cedar street,
are the proud parents of a boy born yes.
terday morning.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
CORNER THIRD AMI MAIN SIS. ANACONDA

Tbs house, having been thoroughly reno
waited, Is row open q the pub o. hates $
per day. Your patronage IS respectfully sole
tied. A u. WALKER. Prop.
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All citizens must register.
Register! Register!
The Modern WAY

Commends itself 10 the well informed. to do
pleasantly and effectually what was formerly
done In the crudest manner and disagreeably as
well. To cleanse the system and break M
colds, headaches and feverS without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, syrup Of Figs.
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Fine bananas and lemons just received
at Frank Kennedy's, 104 Commereial av.
enue.
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The Scandinavian Society Norden will
meet this evening at the Scandinavian
church.
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Notice is hereby given that from and after
March p. 1895. all cows and other animals found
running nj large in the city OF Anaconda will be
imDounded and the owner OF any such animal
prosecuted 20 the full extent OF the law.
j. w. WHITE.
Chief Of Police.
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Go to City Attorney English's office, on
Commercial avenue, opposite Greig's, and
register.
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Just received 3 cases Fosters famous
California oranges AT Frank Kennedy .
l0i Commercial avenue.
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Tom McTague of Deer Lodge was in
this city yesterday. He expects to leave
for California again next week, to see his
string of horses win race or two and
then he will bring them back to Montana
in time for the racing season in this
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GEO. BARICH,
Anaconda

East Park Ave, Anaconda,
Jus. oueusd a cho!ce assortment OF Gents
Furnlshiu. > All new goods, nsv styles, etc.,
and al lowest prices.
Give lie a call.
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For plumbing ami health: So, ,. A
Haslcy. 2l5 Oak street.
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"Green River" direct from distillerN
No. 8, Second district, Kentucky.
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Calling card envelopes at the STANDARD
ofFico
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Go get your tooth brushes, toilet soap,
combs and hair brushes at l.. A. King's.
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Il makes free coinage voters. Coins
l FinaucIa! School.
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Screen River' is not sold to slaughter
houses. ..f
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Vote for c. NJ. Sawyer, the citizens can
didate for city attorney. ..t
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Register to-day!

A. L. Mauk has moved into the shoe
shop formerly run by Louis Provost, OF
East Commercial avenue, and is prepared
to attend to ill kinds of work in his line.
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Register!

Are you registered?
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Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
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If you don't register, you can't vote.
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Don't put off registering.
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Only a few more days in which to regis
ter
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chronological lectures at Auditorium
to-ningt. Examinations at Commercial.
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Alfred Breeze, foreman of q calcine
furnace at the Carroll smelter, was fright
fully burned yesterday. Hot ashes flew
in his face while dumping a furnace. He
is in danger of losing both of his eyes.
He is being cared for at st. AIMS hos
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Otto Siegar and j. c. Hermann came
over from Missoula yesterday.
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The standard" IN san Francisco.
Montanians can find the Anaconda
STANDARD on sale at Palace hotel news
stand, San Francisco. +"t {
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Major Dawson came over from Butte
yesterday morning.
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Oh, go get registered.
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The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: NJ. w. Rosenblatt. San Francisco
j. Z. Dawson, L. L. Peterson, George
Symms, Miss Rose Coghlin, Butte
Charles L. Woodman, Chicago; V. 5.
Hardy, Salt Lake; +. II. Dates, Great
Falls; Otto Siegar, j. c. Hermann, Mis-
soula; j. B. McMaster, Deer Lodge.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

j. B. McMaster came up from Deel
Lodge last evening.
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L. f. Brannon, fine horse shooting, $40
Commercial avenue.
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March Is, 1896.

lmDOunded and the owner OF any such animal
j. w WHITE.
Chief OF Police.
March Is, 1896.
Register! Registerl Register.
Go get your tooth brushes, toilet soap,
combs and hair brushes at L. A. Hing's.
For plumbing ami health: 50, }. A
Haslcy. 215 Oak street.
Green River direct from distillery
No. ., Second district, Kentucky.
Screen River'' is not sold to slaughter
houses. a.F
Vote for c. NJ. Sawyer, the citizens can
didate for city attorney. .lf
Oh, go get registered. 80.
General Pulaski cigars at L. A. Kings.
L. f. Brannon. fine horse shooting, $40
Commercial avenue.
The standard" in san Francisco.
Montanians can find the Anaconda
STANDARD on sale at Palace hotel news
stand, San Francisco. -'t
Register to-day!
A. L. Mauk has moved into the shoe
shop formerly run by Louis Provost, on
East Commercial avenue, and is prepared
to attend to gil kinds of work in his line.
Don't put off registering.
Fine bananas and lemons Just received
at Frank Kennedy's, 104 Commereial av.
enue. t'Na
Are you registered?
Register! las
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The c. o. ID. store had the greatest jam
yesterday it has ever been the good for
tune for a store to have in Anaconda.
And selling goods at the right prices is
what caught the people, for they certainly
sold cheap. Time and again they had to
lock the door and keep back the immense
throng of ladies. This sale continues to-
day and together with the eight clerks
they had yesterday they will have several
mora today.
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OUR CORRESPOND ENTS
JOnosVille.

Aus u. i thought | would not write ND
the day, doings here last Friday as most
everybody IN the county uS we'll as many
other places were here 10 see and to hear
for for themselves, but l have been solicited
aud promised to give n short account of il
although guess other correspondents will
give the affair in full
The crowd was the largest that ever assem-
bled before in Joncsville and no doubt the
largest that ever gathered together in Union
county. The estimate is from five to seven
thousand. L have seen crowds of people
oil tho way up to ono hundred thousand and
say there was not one less than five thous-
and. They came from every direction up
TO one clock. Several other counties were
represented in the crowd rs well as North
Carolina anu Georgia.
While many Of the townships in the coun-
~ did we'll their part. | can't refrain from
making special mention of Union and Union
township rs really doing more than their ex-
pecied share for the occasion. | also make
special mention of Capt. J. I. Douglass who
paid twenty dollars out of his pocket. The
Committee however is now twenty dollars
in dchtand they would be more than thank.
ful II this amount would be contributed that
they might ne relieved aud discharged
will ray i'll conclusion thst better order wa.
never observed ty me on any occasion either
small or great relig ious or otherwise than
was on that occaion. There was no drink
ing. no swearing, no quarreliu., no fighting
no politics, but peace. unity. harmony and
good viii among men prevailed. | will also
say that the Bairs sville band deserves many
thanks for their sweet music which enthused
the who.e crowd. The Southern Railroad
nlss deserves our thanks for their kindness
IN giving reduced rates and for the spccial
cars they attached TO their regular trains
for the accommodation of the people.
There are a few lost things in the hands OF
the Committee that will be delivered OH ap-
pllcaiion. There are also some things lost
which the Committee knows nothing Of and
which they regret, AMI would bc glad if any
one hHs anything Of the kind that they
would let II be known $" the owner could
get 1t. number of colorcd people did good
service and without pay they seemed to
have special liking for the old Veterans
They deserve cur thanks.
Telephone.
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Eta Jane.

ArGusr, --- Last week WAS holiday sea
son with the people Of this county. Wednes
day, 81 ult', was Chi!drcns Day ut Salem
A large crowd estimated ut from 1000 10
1000 people gathered to witness or take part
in the exercises. Broad River HONEYWELL
anu Salem Sunday Schools were juiued by
quite number of children from other
schools uuti fully 800 were present The
programme was carried out. The cxer cises
were oe,ned by reading the l3Gth Pslnm Il,
winch lac children responded: For His
mercy cnAnrcth forever" E'der X. NJ.
PleX'co OF the y. Il. Presbyterian church
led in prayer. The Blnirsville band fur
nshed the Instrumental music tor the
occasion. lhe cHilil en- were formed in nne
and marched and cuurtcr marched through
the congregation. AT the head Of the column
n United States flag was borne by Mr.. Henry
Thomson. Other banners and n)ttoes
followed in the line, which with the long
line OF well dressed and well behaved
children gave oar county another eyidenc.
Of what the Sunday School i. doing for our
people and especially the rising genera ion.
The childr,n acquitted themselves beyond
the expect niOn of many ami freuuenlly
provoked rurddS Of applause from the
audience. The address and song Of welcome
was responded to hy MIR, Henry Thomson,
The dinner prepared Cor the occasion was
III super Abundance and the concrpratiop
was well behaved nothing was said or done
That was Ciicusivc To the iaste of the mos,
delicate and refined lady. la the afternoon
the congregation repaired ~ the house
where the Flint Hid aud Salem Choirs en-
iertaihed them foC fully an hour with their
best selectsOns. This was one of the mos,
enjoyable features Of the occasion. The
slngers were highly Commended for their
proficiency.
Rev. Mr.. Owing preached at Salem
yesterday. He was accompanied hy his
and MIR Nccly Palmer.
Miss M!rn Walker o. the Female Semi
nary at COLUMBIA j. ~ home now. She will
net return TO the Seminary again to teach.
Miss Jc"n"tlc Davidson of YoIkvi,le is
visiting Mrs. Capt. 5. =. Walker.
We had the pleasure Of spending n DIV
with our hleni Capt. j. +. Moorh.ad last
week.
During our Journ in Joncsville We spent
tho night wi'h MIR. John d. Long from
whom we gathered some spicy matter viii, h
we will try uni give our reader. in the near
future.
Vox.
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SEDALIA.

AuG. 3 - Mr.. Editor. The Jealous leader Of
lndcpsndentism in Union County in his ap.
peal to the voters labored hard TO make the
Impression that large maj orIty oftbs voters
of Cross Keys were IN sympathy with his
movement. Now the white vote Of our tow
ship seldom exceeds l30. &c votes were east
at the primary. reformsrs were not at
the pols NH zee names are not on his roll, ua.
less put there without authority making, SO
that have not signed his roll. One of his CEN
servative friends informs me that he aut her
lied no person to sign his name to the new
club list Others no doubt will make the
same statement.
Strong effort was made to keep the voters
from the po Is. y reliable gentleman says.
1T WAS announced At belmont church Mon
day night that there would be no election
next day, as two vf the managers had re-
fused to serve" but the boys, fesring there
might be some trick, went 10 see. The plea
Tor the ratification of the new constitution
by the people, fear is only bait TO deeoy
the retorners into their nets. We are
told that there wou d be no danger Of the
negro voting down The constitution and will
not be known i'll politics. Ii this be so, why
me anxiety on the part Of conservative aud
republican leaders to have every negro voter
registered! No farmer would stop his plous
Ia busy crop time and load his wagon with
negroes and carry them TO the registration
oifee without tomc motive in view. fear
ms cry OF white supremacy may prove a
delusion and snare.
Mstsrs Strait Chaney, VIM. CLANCY jesse
Dukes aud l.. Sheppard Of AbbsvIIls are
visiting relatives ill this section. Mr.. ID. n.
Milburn of Cross Keys has had very sick
child the past week. Rain is much needed.
&. BIB.
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am sorry TO see that the revival at
taoSett Greek, OF which your Ssdalia cor
respondent gives an account, in the last
LINES, failed 10 impress said corre,pon-
deht with the great and fundamental prin
elple OF all true Christianity. While twenty
seven poor sinners were brought into tn.
ioid OF the Church, why could no, this old
man ut least learn the Ten Commandments.
ees're TO call his especial attention 10 the
one winch says Thou shalt not bear fa.s
witness against thy neighbor."
how could one meeting ON the la,b u.
uhdehocratlc when there had been no call
uron the democracy a, such to par eipit,t.
In the primary,
when ignorance is bliss,
lis folly to be wise"
Had your Sedaia CORRESPONDENT b,d ,or.
wisdom he would in this case have Leen do .
priVed or the bliss of attacking myself and
'aise humoer Of ns geou, brave An d
patriotic democrats and citizsns q, Upion
county can boast. Our meeting was dem
ooratc In the broadcast sense OF the ward
we were trJing to protect The rights OF the
poor ana lgnoraut from the ue.tructi an
aimed at them by = ring made drunk by
pnwer. ~
ii the Sedalia correspondent was not 20
'nioueu win Weaverism he would have sean
"heh he read the resolutions adopted ut
our ineetihS that we stood upon the vsry
niGhe't pinnacle Of II pure democracy. in
demanding that the Constitution shouIu h.
scnt 'aoa 10 the people for approval or
rejection before it became the law OF orr
State.
Your correspondent states that | an nm
anomaly in politics and have no doub,
that to him am. | have no idea he can
understand how anyone can deliberately
axe sldes with hopeless minority las /
uli In lS9o) simply because that minority
~ right lie cannot conceive OF n man
allowing daty to over rule personal am mbition
anu Advancement. In one word | am a no-
i'ical anomaly to him, because he jsdqe,
mo by himself anl by that standard | am
ana nope to ever be aIolitieal anomaly.
lie says my cali wa, an insult to syery
Rtiormer IN this county. IL certainly was
not 30 taken for over half those on tho clnL
roll had been sincere Ieformers siuoe Isoo
IL was an invitation 10 alt truo dsmocr.,,
who were dissatisfied with the present ring
rale, 10 meet and organize. Those who were
saushed with The present policy were act
Invited and but few came.
Nhether the meeting NJ Gross KEYS on
July loth Will result IN good or not, | can
not say, but speaking for myself and those
who acted with me can say that We were
amt are sctuated by the purest and most ma.
triotic molives
People who live in glass house. should
not throw stones" and your Sedalia ,orrss.
pondcnt is the last man i'm Union Ccun,v
VINO ought to talk aboat indspsndentism'
wore 1t not for NY respect for his grew
mars would tell Of conduct that would
mantle his cheeks with the blush OF .bams
As to my 10 iucal death your correspond
eht has been dead so long politically himself
,hAt una lie Is not competent to judge those still
living
shall notice no further Communication
i'om the Sedalla correspondent.
Lownies j. Browning
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Our town has had on q unusually lively
air for several weak q mat

Our town has had on q unusually lively
air for several weeks psst.
Besides several who have been home
spending their holidays, there has hesa
quite . number Of visitors. Messrs Fred
Bryant and Earnest Lttlejohn left for Glenn
son College last Saturday. Mr.. w. 7. Nay
mes one of the professors Of tho Lessv,lle
Female School is spending vacation with his
sister, Mrs. ID. II. Brown. Miss Nelson Of
Laursns is also ut Mrs. Browne
Miss Ada Wood of Asbury is visiting rel
stives here,
Mr.. L. l.. Littlejohn one Of the leading
clerks IN the Pacolet Mfg. Co.'S store whose
leg was broken some months and on acsouu,
Of which has been off duty for several MOI nth,
has returned to his place Of business much
to the delight of hi, many friends.
Mignon cite.