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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-27
A itaniait EiiSfAKE.
q Case of Out Of the Frying-Pan
Into the fire.

Frequent physicking as a cure for whole
catalogue of troubles is the terrible mistake
that is mining the health and shortening
the lives Of thousands every year.
When the eve is lusterless, the complex
ion yellow or dinsy, head aching, the brain
dull. the limbs tired and heavy, the spirits
depressed and energy at esb tide, pills and
pur. atives are employed 10 violently move
the bowels. which, If frequently repeated,
leaves the digestive apparatus IN sSste Of
complete collapse.
Nature Is not a cartllorse to be driven
with a Win. What is needed is a s.imu-
liant and invigora'or like Peruvian Bilters.
rs use causes the inactive stomach, the
torpid liver aud bowels 70 naturally resume
their functions. II the system contains
any malarial poisons. cold or fever, nothing
known 70 medical science viii - eicctualy
Dive Il out as the vorld-tsmous Peruvian
Bark-the most important ingredient OF
Peruvian B.tteTs. q fault iess. powerful tonic
that restores br1lIiancv 10 the eve the glow
al health TO the face. clearness TO the intel
lect, AMI keeDness Of perception 70 all tne
senses and faculties.
MICK & Co. san Francisco. al dTEg-
gists and dealers.
STEWART q HOLMES DRUG co.
yCh0fneafA gents
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Seattle. Wash, Sept. %. 1926.
They VIII EpiOv II

The people OF Guatemala and Nicaragua
viii undoubtedly appreciate the arrival Of
the steamer Transit. a portion Of her car
60 - large consignment OF the celebrated
Rainier beer which everybody in Seattle
knows 20 he the hest beer sold on the Pa
cif}c coast. The Seattle Brewing and Malt
ing Company is shipping Rainier beer 70
all portions of the Pacific. and everywhera
Il goes it becomes the leading brand used.
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"The Pay Train" Tonight.

''The Pay Train" announced TO appear
tonight and tomorrow night al the Seattle
theater is heralded as one of the most re-
alistic and perfect Of all the railroad plays.
The third act shows a rapidly moving
train, complete in every detail. The sew
eral characters are in the hands OF COM
petent players. and the story. which is
full OF interest and leavened with comedy,
Is well told.
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Washington Peaches Hard to Beat.

A basket of the finest favored peaches,
of three varieties of the famous Washing
ton freestones. has been received by the
Post-Intelligercer from the Rochester
brokerage Company. They were grown at
Virginia city. where. judging from the OK
cellent samples. the product is very hard
to beat Shipments by the car load Of
peaches, pears. grapes and prunes con-
tinue to go East. w. II. Scarce has charge
of branch Office OF the shippers at We
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ThA Cha-nher cf Commerce. IS very arv-
tCHS ,hat every business man. ss wei as
Others. i'm Seattle should attend ire YAK
ina FAR AMI Indian festival. IN which o.
castor tAe Northern Pacif, VIII r1u s~e-
rial excursion. leaving Seattle m -.-r a
III ertoeer : returning leave Yakima NJ
+ @ m en- t'-e tth. giving two DAYS in YAK
frs Fare fer tae rour5 TIP. s. 81 ro-
particulars call an ]. \. Na6eau. general
aEeay Northern Parirc railroad
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SuSDccteJ on SLIGHT Evidence

George Manns. who lived with David
Banister. the accused murderer Of Thomas
Day al Franklin, was arrested YESTERDAY
on suspicion OF completely in the crime
known that he was penniless on Monday
and drew 10 money on pay day. but on
Tuesday had about so, and this turned
susplcion on him
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or prevention Is wor,h a pound q cure "
R.psns Tahules do not weigh ar ounce
but thew contain many pounds 81 good
one tshule gives relief Try for yourself
the next time you aaye a headache or
bilious attack.
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Total number Of employees. -.
y ,t.,,1 .vs ~ ,,,..,,f,fo,to,snr. o.

-FEItfIt''t
In addition to the above industries ac-
tually in Seattle and Ballard and other
suburbs. the Port Blakeley mill is directly
tributary 10 the city and employs 4S0 per-
sons. Hall Bros. ship yard at the same
place IS also counted as a Seattle indus
try and employs rs men. These figures
would bring the total up to 3.SlG persons
emploYed.
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The California readers GO the Pozt-Tn-
telAEencer viii find IL on sale daily ST
Cooper * Co.'S stationery store. As Mar
ket street Just ere block Up Market street
tFora tie Chronicle Office. rice Sc
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4 reward % SO will Re paid for fnforrna-
ton ieadin- 20 the arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies OF TIE Post
Intelligence delivered 10 subscribers
throughout TIE city
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HELP HOME INDUSTRY.
The Surest Means Of Promoting
New Factories.
CITIZENS JOIN IN THE WORK
Patronize the Industries You Have
and More Will Follow Them.

The Chamber OF Commerce Points Ont
That tho WAY ~ Promote Prosper
fly Is to Help Your Neighbour. 10
Prosper, snd Asks All Patriotic
Citizens to Pledge Themselves 10 DO
Thfs-The Factories and the Thou
hands They Employ.
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STEWART q HOLMES DRUG co.
Who'esale Agents
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Nyarnns and CarrIages
Wire Works.

Pacific railing & Plating co.
(see architectural irOn).. =.
Washington Wire Works. -. 5
Wooden Novelties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-28
SULLIVAN DEAD.
Constable Reeds Bullet Was Effective
The Oficer In Jail.

Butte, May 27-Michael Sullivan. the
man who was shot by Constable Reed
yesterday, died little before 10 o'clock
this evening. The physicians who were
caring for him had no expectation at
any time that he would recover, al
though they thought that he might
linger a day or two.
Constable Reed has been paced
under arrest, and there VIII be a
thorough inquiry respecting his right
TO shoot the man. Silver BOW
county is the one county III the
United States where the death
penalty does not exist. There is no
crime in this county which man can
commit for which he can suffer death.
That being the case, Sullivan could not
justly be killed merely on the suspicion
of being a vag, for he has a travelling
card from the Butte Miners union ana
is known to have often worked in the
mines of Butte during the past few
years. probably whenever he could get
job. He obtained the travelling card
two years ago, and during the past
two years has been in the mining
towns of Utah and Colorado. He re-
turned to Butte and had been in town
but a short time when arrested by the
constable on the charge of being vag.
Jerry Mullin said to-day: Il knew
Sullivan well and have known him for
a great many years. He Is an inoffens-
i've lriShman, Wiling TO WOrh Wnen ne
can get work. He is not a thief. am
willing to wager all L have that he
never stole n thing in his life. He Will
! not harm a mosquito
Much comment was heard in town to-
! day to the effect that there was no eX-
\ cuse whatever for Constable Reed
! shooting Sullivan. County Attorney
/ Wines does not think there was the
slightest justification for the shooting,
/ and he will conduct a rigid prosecu-
! ton.
1t is believed that officers are too
I ready to use their revolvers, and half
/ of them cannot safely be trusted with
/ guns. Many know very little about
their use, and many are too hot-head-
| ed to make it safe for them to be al
! lowed to carry weapons. Supposine
| that Sullivan tried to escape, there
would be no loss If he had been allowed
| to go. In fact, the county In that
event would have been spared the eX
! Tense Of trial and possible imprison
ment, and the only loser by the trans
action would be the officers who would
fail to get their fees for making tbs
! arrest
An inquest will be conducted at TIN
Butte undertaking rooms at 10 o'clocl
Wednesday. Sullivan had relatives II
Salt Lake City. who have tclegraphe'
to Butte concerning him.
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Butt, May 27-In Judge Speer's court
this morning the suit for partition Of
James A. Murray against Adolph Pin
Gus was referred by consent of both
parties to A. j. Marchand to take tes-
timony and make the partition in ac-
cordance with the interests of the diff
ferenf parties in the property in con-
troversy.
The defendant in the case of Rear
don & Sheehan against T. J. Murray
to-day filed a notice of motion for q
new trial on the ground of insufficiency
of evidence to sustain the jurys YER
dict and that the verdict is agaisnt the
law. A motion was also filed to set
aside the findings OF the jury on the
ground that all of them are unsupport-
ed by the evidence and for the further
reason that the findings are contradic-
tory of each other. one finding being
that the plaintiffs performed their con-
tract with the defendant according To
it's terms and the remaining find
ings declaring that the plaintiffs did
not so perform their work.
The case of John Ensign against s.
]. REYNOLDS was dismissed at the plain
tiffs costs as settled.
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the condition of affairs relative TO the
school Of mines. and this will be pub
lished very soon. IL Is feared that "
will not be possible to erect the school
this year. although all efforts Will be
made to attain this end. The PROPOSE
ton is to obtain the money for erect
ing the building by warrants on the
state school lands in accordance with
the provisions of the last legislative
session. The difficulty at present -
that the warrants cannot be sold to
good advantage until purchasers know
just what lands are to be set aside Tor
the school Of mines. This I'm the hands
OF the state appraiser and II Is not
likely that any progress can be made
i'm the erection of the building until the
work Of the state appraiser is accom-
plished. and IL cannot be told when
this will be- IT will be hoped by every
one that the building can be erected
this year.
\ full statement Of the situation VIII
be furnished the public by the trus-
tees.
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keep the surrounding surface in con-
slant state of ebullition. one COM
pressor is now at work on the bank OF
the reservoir. and the air is forced out
into the water through a rubber hose.
Mr.. Carroll believes that this aeration
scheme will prove a success in doing
away with stagnant water. but II II
does not he will turn his attention to
the filter proposition. The water shed
has all been cleared off. and the hills
which asst in forming the reservoir
have been stripped of trees and vegeta-
BILE matter to a height of 10 feet above
the surface of the water. Some of the
aldermen expressed the opinion to-day.
however, that IL would have been much
better TO have stripped the dirt all on
down to bedrock.
Superintendent Carroll explained this
evening that the object of these annual
trips to the reservoir are To let the new
aldermen get acquainted with the work
and to allow the old ones to see the
progress that has been made.
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1T is NOT BUILT YET.
Outsiders Seem 10 Think the School Of
Mines l. In Operation.

Outsiders Seem 10 Think the School Of
Mines l. In Operation.
Butte. May e7.-Although tho Butte
school Of mines mas not yet attained TO
the dignity Of a hole In the ground.
considerable mail is received by the
trustees for the institution. and tho
trustees are often bothered to answer
them. There seems 10 be an impression
on the outside that the school Is al
ready in active operation. Applica-
tions are received for positions as in
structors; letters are received for cata-
logues Of the institution; and bundles
of ore are received from various sec
tions Of the state with the request that
tho professor of chemistry sample
them. And all this while there has not
been A shOvelful Of earth turned on
the site Of the school Of mines build
ing.
The trustees Of the school held a
meeting on Saturday evening. at which
the resignation as trustee Of r. II.
Wilson was received. Mr.. Wilson's ac-
tiCn in resigning Is not on account Of
lack Of interest in the school. but solely
because he will be out OF town 50 much
this summer that he does not feel he
can do full Justice 10 his duties as trus-
tee The trustees decided to recommend
the appointment Of John Gillie. who T.
greatly interested in the school. and
who is a democrat, the other trustees
being republicans The trustees tele-
craphed Governor Richards requesting
the appointment Of Mr.. GilliC. but have
NOT vet received "A reply.
The trustees are now preparing q
complete statement 10 tHe public vi
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PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
Mrs. sullivan Left Her Husband and Hes
Glad of II.

desires TO inform a II those whomit may
concern that he has no regrets over the
fact that his wife secured a divorce
from him. Say that l am id glad
no. say that l am very glad she got il,
and that / am thankful To be rid Of
her; and put it so that it won't take
Philadelphia lawyer to read IL. l did
not appear against her and did not
want to. and she got away with all
my money i'm the bank, and with two
houses and lots i'm Centerville and a
lot of property in Washington. but she
can have il all. She will need it, and
/ can make a living for myself. | have
been 10 years in this camp. and work.
ed for nine years in one mine. and no
man can say thing against me. Say
that / am very glad to get rid of her"
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A Herd of TouChs.

Butte. May 27.-There were % pris-
oners arraigned before Judge Turner
this morning. the number being pretty
equally divided among DRINKS, distur-
Dances and vags. All but four pleaded
guilty and only one Of those pleading
guilty paid. The rest were committed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-28

New time table on the Great North
ern railway takes effect on Monday.
May 9Th, at 10 a. m:
Nc. % will arrive Butte $50 p. m.
No. ] will arrive Butte $40 p. m.
No. will leave Butte 10 a. m.
No. "a will leave Butte p. m.
]. L. DAWSON. General Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-28

Bids will be received by the Mlssoua General
Electric company for the construction OF "A dam
and power mousse across the Missoula river a,
Hell Gate canyon. according TO nlans and speci-
hcatons at company's office. The company re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids. Bids
will be received until June 10, 1895 Missoula
General Electric company.
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Given away. The Anaconda Standard
TO every rs cent purchaser. Owsley news
depot.
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THE SANDUSKIES.
Their Days Work Wei Done and Good
SCORES Made.

Butte. May 27.-The members of the
Sandusky Gun club had a splendid
days sport yesterday at it's grounds
at the Silver Bow tailings. First of
all. there was "A match shoot at 70
birds between James Ticket and j.
NJ. Spargo for $50 "A side. Spargo won
by Is TO l3. Then came sweepstake
shoot at six birds, resulting:
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The Great Northern through train
leaving Rutte al s p. n. under the new
schedule. effective May 5. will carry a
dining car aid will serve supper leay-
ing Butte. This is the only line oper-
ating dining cars between Butte and
ST. Paul.
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If you are going east and wish to visit
the principal points of interest en- route,
purchase your ticket via the Union Pa
cific.
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Gard of Thanks.

To the Editor oi the Standards
Sir: desire to publicly express my sincere
thanks to the good people OF Butt for the hos
ptality shown Us ruring the past several weeks
IN our stTrg s!e to save our church. our noble
hearted lauics during this time have wagrd an
aggressive mpaign with undaunted courage
e. raise money to save our church proper y.
God be praised for results. Last evening
while the elements was giving wont to It's nature
in the shape OF storm. our courageous cay
tains" w-re telling the cOngrega. lou how much
money the generous Butte people had given
them during the campaign. The report by
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Pansy, verbena. daisy, petunia, aster,
ETC.; strong plants, 70 cents a dozen.
IS per 100, for home or cemetery. at
Inverness greenhouses, Mrs. Knox, pro-
prietor.
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Again. whh measured emphasis, ana Nolclng
the sentiment Of the trustfes. captains and
friends OF the church. We thank YOU FOR Your
donations ~ money. refreshments etc. for our
entertaining Ms aud wish you abundant success
in your several lines 81 business.
This amount together with what we hope 70
realize from the cdntata Of Queen Esther Will
save us
Rev Charles Cushlngberry was with us and
conducted evening services, rendering MS IN
W liable service. He preached ON chr S;'s
cart ~ kingdom and what 10 tooN TO perpe;u itc
H. EDW Il. VAUGHAN.
Butte. May =. 1895 Pastor
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8SSS-Cough syrup. Sure cure.
S868-Cataarh cure. Positive relief.
ssSs-Kidney and liver cure. Guaran-
taaI
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Notice to Stone masons.
Wanted, bids on mason work. For par
ticulars inquire at Mountain Con. office,
Butte.
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William Luxton has opened the Regl-
nald Meat Market, 80 East Park. where
the finest meats will be found always.
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Our misfortune is your great luck
Shoes are slaughtered at Dan Lewis
assignee sale.
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For plaques, paints, brushes, etc.. GO to
Charles Schatzlein's, Ii West Broadway.
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Special sale of mirrors at Newbro's.
Prices from cents up.
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We guarantee A. d X. Water Purifier
harmless and the water TO bc absolutely
puro-
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Change of Time.

Special sale of mirrors at Newbro's
Prices from cents up.
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Commencing with May 18th, and daily
thereafter. the Union Pacific will resume
the sale OF round trip tickets from Butte,
Helena, Anaconda, Deer Lodge and Gar
rison, as follows:
To all Missouri river points, 5000; s..
Louis. SI2.OO; Chicago, 5000. For further
information relative to routes, time
tables. ETC.. confer with your nearest
Union Pacific agent, or
L. V. MAZE,
General Agent. Butte, Mont.
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Ladies Apprecilts

good remedy and there is no. any
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure OF
painful or irregular menses. These tab
let's remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au-
Gendre, Paris, France, and for sale only
by. ID. NJ. Newbro Drug Co., Butte, Mont,
sole. agents. Price 81 per box sent by
mail securely sealed.
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Entertainment for wednesday Eve.

Butte. May 27.-Frec silver Lodge
No. II. ID. Of H.. will give an entertain
mcnt on Wednesday evening. begin
ming at s O'Clock. with the following
programme.
u. of H. drill al o'clock sharp.
Song........ 49,. ...... Gee. Rose Morris
Recitation.. ...... Jennie Norris
Duet Mss Pearl Royce and Mr.. Fenner
RecitatiOn.......... ...-......Bou Rowe
Solo,. ...... Miss Hattie Hammond
Either solo. Mr.. Hanson
Solb..-..... ........-s WI. Jl4SNll ipuAiNl
instrumental duet.................
......Lymar Royce and Phil Carr
Farce.
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Free Silver lodge No. II. ID. Of H..
will give an entertainment and dance
I'm Miners Union hall Wednesday even
ing. May %. beginning at o'clock
sharp. Admission. % cents.
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If you need a new razor. buy one of
Fosselman Drug company.
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......Lymar Royce and Phil Carr
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New Meat Market.

General Agent. Butte, Mont.
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want adA when inserted In the
ROST-TsTELLIGESCER bring quick
returns. Largest circulation guar
anDoo6
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SANTA CRUZ GRAND JURY.
A REBUKE TO THE SUPERVISORS
ENDS THE COURTHOUSE
SCANDAL
CENsURED FOR THEIR UNJUST
NESSLIKE METHOD OF AWARD
ING THE CONTRACT.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Oct 10. = The
Grand Jury was in session to-day in this
city, and late this afternoon report was
filed in the County Clerks office in regard
to the Courthouse affair, which it has been
investigating.
The jury reported that in re-employing
Comstock, under the conditions of the con-
tract, the price of the Courthouse being
$13,475 more than called for in the plans
and specifications, making Comstock's COM
missions $673 rs more than it would have
been had the contract prices not exceeded
$4,000, the Board of Supervisors practi-
cally presented him with $423 rs, or the
difference between the $3.50 forfeiture and
the 1878 70 extra commission earned by
the increased price of the Courthouse. The
entire transaction of the Board of Super-
visors in connection with Comstock showed
very close relations between that BODY and
Comstock.
Although the jury has not been able to
find any evidence of an discriminating
character" continues the report, "the
whole transaction cannot be too severely
condemned and censured. The iury has
made careful examination of this Court
house matter from the beginning to the
present date, and finds no grounds for in
dictment or imreachment, but il is the
sense of this body that the whole proceed
ing should be strongly censured for the
unbusinesslike manner in which it has
been conducted