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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10
Junta PIlblica en- La Merced de
san Miguel


Conforme a la llama del presi.
deute de la comision central de la
merced, ia iunta pdblica tuvo III.
gar en- Ia saa de la soriedad
en- Ia placita de San Miguel. De.
bidO d que la llamada no iuese
anunciada en- tOdos los precintos
que tienen derecho d la merced,
solo tres precintos fueron repre-
sentados, de un nhmero de 1900
que resideu en- la merced. IIubo
solamente una representation de
100, y la mayoria de ellos eran
residences del precinto de San Jo.
Sc.
La junta fu6 llamada al orden Y
varios discursOs fueron prouuncia-
dos en- favor Y EN- contra de la
merced, y por ell entusiasmo que
sc demostr6 en- la parte do la ma
y0ria presente, Sc veia ell sentido
unanime, de lumbar la comision
actual y nOmbrar otra nueva. Una
moclOn fu6 heeha pOr el senior
Dionisio Martinez, que Ia comision
hiciese su repOrte d la iunta. HI
reporte fu6 leid0. HI Sr, Manuel
Tafoya hizo m0cion que el rep0rte
fuese aprobado. Mocion fu6 pnes.
ia y el reporte fu6 aprobado. Don
Ignacio Gallegos de San Jose, a Ia
vez hizo moclon que Ia cOmisiOn
central fuese descargada, y que
una nueva c0mision central fuese
nOmhrada. En- este t0m6 cl suelO
ell Sr. Martinez Y en- mas cuautas
palabras demOstr6 que esa juuta
no tenia tai poder, visto que una
minima parte de los diferentes
precintos y de los residences dc Ia
merced no estaban representad0s.
Los seBores, Nest0r Sena, Roman
Gallegos y lNlorencio Esqulbel por
Ia parte dc Ia mayorla demostra
ron que bajo las reglas dc la mer.
ced, Ia mayoria en- junta regular
tenia el derechO de adoptar . des-
cargar cualQuiera comision, y que
los procedimioutos adoptados por
la mayOria de ajunta erau legales
La mociop del sen0r lgnaclo Ga
lIeg0s que Ia eomision central fue.
sc descargada fu6 adoptada por mn
vot0 de 60 contra II. En- ESQ to.
dos los ohciaes de ia comisoh
central sc retiraron, expresando
su voluntad de entregar todos los
libros, solamcnte cuando una la
NADIA general fuese dada DE tOdOs
los preoiDtos de Ia merced ( que
la mayQria descargaso Ia comislon
la c0mislon actual sc retro. III
sehOr Nestor Sena llam6 Ia jnuta
al Orden y propuso el nombre del
Hon. francisco Ribcra como pre-
tidente "pro tem." La mociOu
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10

III Sabado pasad0 unO de nues.
trOs O6ciales dc Ia pbz hizO un
arresiO muy imD0rtaute.
Simon Barela, era uh pr6fugO
de Ia justicia, p0r haber asesinado
q un tai ProcOpIO Matinee, en- uu
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10
NUEVO PARTlDO.

Acerca de Ia organization de
un nuevO partido polltico en- este
pals, el senador PETER de Topeka,
Kansas, dice: "Se debe de fOrmar
un nuevO partido p0r la razon que
hay una nueva Obra que empren.
der-Obra que los otrOs partidos
no son capaces para emprenderla.
In nuevo partido directamente
del pueblo, un partidO compuesto
dc hombres dc valOr { iguales q
sus couvicciones. Pero sera le.
vantado en- un cimientO mas pro-
fundO que el de la libre acuhacion
Q ell del bimetalism0, porque este
terminus no alcauzan al centrO de
las diIicnltades que tenemos que
veneer siu modo sera algo como
este: que el pueblo reine, su plata
fOrma sera necesariamente breve.
simple y Que respOnda a las nece-
sidades de los tiemp0s, Y puede
cOnstruirse dc la manera siguiente:
lro. Que el pueblo trahaje y sc le
pagne una iusta compensation
2do. Que no haya propietariOs de
grandes trechos de tefrenos,-aro,
AbajO con los adiuerados. --4tO.
Fuera cen ell monopolio de Ia
transportation. .-jto. Arriba con
cl pueblo. Viva Ia repGblica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10
Examination de Macstros.

III superintendent de escuelas,
Don Adelaide Gonzales, desea adj
ycrlirles q todos aQuellos q quie-
mics concierna, que habrd examf
naciOn de maeslros, en- su Oiclna,
desde ell dia 20, hasta q 80 del CO.
cornente. Todos los j6veneA y
sehoutls que deseen ensehar en-
las escuelas pdbllcas e'ts aho, tie
hen que tener IN celtihcado expe-
dido por ell cacrpo dc exarinado-
res dc este an0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10
A FAVOR DEL METAL BLANCO
Las ConvenciOneS en- AlgunOS Es-
tadOS MueStran que el Bime
talismO Cana TeFTenO.
OPINION DEL sENADOR PETER

Los Dem6cratas del estado dt
Mississippi, tuvieron su conven
cion de estad0 para postnlar can
didatos, el dia Z del corriente, ,
dice ell telegrama que procede d,
ALI que habia mas de mil delega
dos en- la convention. FL entu
siasmo era sin precedente, y todos
como IN solo hombre sc declara
ron en- pro de la libre acuhacioI
de la plato, No habia mas que III
solo monometalista en- la conven.
cion, y este, cuando yi6 ell entu
siasmo en- pro del metal blancO, sc
retro muy desconsoado y no 81
le vi6 mas por ali
DEMOCRATS DE MISSOURI.
En- Pertle Spring, Mo-, tuvo 81
yeriicativo el dia 6 del que rigt
una gran reunion de la democracia
del estado de Missouri, con ell fin
de pulsar el sentimipnto de los
dem6cratas, lespecto de la cues
tiOn monetaria. Mr., Bland el cam
peon de la democracia en- ese es.
tado, Sc hallaba presente, Y 6l mis-
mo llam0 la convention al orden
La faccion de mOnometalistas esta.
ba representada por una pequeha
delegation, compuesta de indivi
duOs, de esos que gastan sorbete
Y guantes de cabretilla Los pla.
tistas en- su mayor nimer0, repre-,
Sentaban el elemento trabajador,
y era tantisima su superioridad
que tenian sobre los primeros, que
los sehores oristas Sc vier0n obi.
gados d Salr de la convention ras,
candose la cabeza. I'll entusiaSmo
que Sc sinti6 fu6 tan grande que so.
10 puede COmpararsele con ell que
prevaleci6 en- Mississippi, Y otrOs
estados en- dOnde la democracia
Sc ha declarado igualmente entu.
SHASTA Ell pro del metal blanco.
Segun costumbre EN- conyencio.
mes de esa naturaleza, Sc adoptar0n
resoIuciones cOmprometiendO el
soporte del partido d la causa de la
libre acuhacion de la plata a razon
de l6 onzas de este metal por una
de orc. Cuando Sc elijan delega.
dos para la convention nacional
del 96, sc tendra especial cuidado
de no escoger a ninguno que no
sea ardiente fay0recedor del bime-
taIismo.
En- ell EStado de Texas tambien
sc ha pulsado ell sentimientO de
los dem6cratas sobre Ia question
mOnetaria, y es tan unauime ell
sentimlent0 que preyalece s0bre
esa question que sc cree que ALI
no habra siquiera un solo orista
para remedio.
En- el estado de lllinos tambien
han vencido los platistas a los se.
hores adOradores del becerro de
0ro, con graudes may0rias, en sus
orgdnizaciones de clubs, etc, Y to-
do este muestra que Ia causa del
bimttalismo esta ganando terreno
dia por dia, y que ell partido ma.
ciOnal que sc declare en- su favor
tendra ell triunfo en- la eleccion
presidential del SO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10
A LOS COMERCIANTES Y DUENOS DE- TIENDAS,
DEL CONDAD0 DE SAN MIGUEL

Estamos preparados para ofrecerles, a
precios de por mayor, Efectos Secos, Ropa
Hecha, Botas, Zapatos, Sombreros Muebles,
Porque nosotros visitamos afo por afo los
grandes mercados de Nueva York, y por 10
tanto podemos oompetir con oualesQuier CO.
mercio en- este mercado. Mandaremos en-
todo tempo la persona que los solicite,
muestras, de nuestros efeotos y cotizaciones
de nuestros precios,
ROSENTHAL BROS.
East Las Vegas, N. M Las Vegas N. NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10

especae eompr
por mayor Toda c dc clectOs dc lujo dc tocador q
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-08-10


miento de las cnmisiones de 10,
varios precintos, y entonoes s,
vi6 que solo la min0ria de los pre-.
cintos estaba presente:
Precinto No. |, San Miguel, En-
sebio Gonzales.
Precinto No. 33, I'll Pueblo, Pc.
lagio Gallegos.
Precinto No. 81, El Puertecito,
no hubo representation.
Precinto No. ., La Cuesta, no
hnbo representation.
Precinto No. 81, I'll Cerrito, no
hubo representation.
Precinto No. 40, Bernal, no hubo
representation.
Precinto No. 50, San Pablo, no
habo representation; pero Ireneo
Sandoyal fue nOmbrado como el
comisionado representative de ese
precinto.
Preicnto No. %, San lose, el Sr
Nestor Seua, tu6 eleeto como CO.
mission,
Precinto No. 81, Las Mulas, Ell
Sr. Te0iio Garcia fue nombrado
p0r aclamacion; mas ese caballero
dl6 sus razones Y decline la nomi.
naclon, y en- sn puest0 fue nom
brado el sehor Ascencion Benayi
des como representante de dirho
preeinto.
Para collector general, el nombre
del senor Eusebio Lucero fu6 pre-
sentado y eleeto por aclamacion.
III presidente de la comision
central sera escogido en- la pr6xi-
ma junta regular, y como proveen
las reglas tlene que ser un residen.
te dc la placita dc San Miguel.
Nombrados los diferentes ofcia.
les varios diseursos fueron pr0nun.
eiados en- favor de Ia nueva conf
sion, y 81 los hechos de esos ofcia
les son tales a las bueuas EXPIRE.
stones 40 hay duda que esos caba.
lleros cumpliran con lmparcialidad
j justicia para ell mayor nimero.
Resumen tai como presenciado
por su agente y cOrresponsal.
No hay duda que la mayoria de
Ia Junta la tuyieron la comision
electa.
III Sr, Francisco Ribera, Ell su
modo ae0stunbradO defendi6 la
mayoria del pueblo EN- general,
Don lgnacio GalIegos reclama
con justicia que 81 en- Ia Ultima jun
ia la mayOia de 60 tuvo ell poder
de lumbar la 0tra cOmision, que
tambien Ia misma mayoria tendra
el derecho dc descargar a esta.
Don Nestor Sena dijo que ST
los yariOs precintOs no estaban re-
presentados era eulpa del presi-
dente y del secretario y que Ia una.
yoria debia ser respetada.
Por el entusiasm0 que hubO en-
la junta fue 81 olyldo dc presentar
los cargos que habia en- contra dc
Ia cOmision.
La comisiOn desoargada esta
lista 4 entregar sus libros perO
solo cuando Ia mayoria dc las re.
presentlCioncs de Ia merced este
presente, y no a la mayoria del
precinto dc San Jose. La comi.
sion descargada pof medic de su
Dresideute el Hon. Antonio Aban
Tapia, dara una llamada general
para una junta pllblica el dia ilti.
mo del presente en- cuya juDta es-
tardn listos d sOmeterse a la 20
lunlad de Ia mayGria.
la nueva comIsion electa dara
una llamadn en- corto tempo para
escoger su nney0 presidente, y lie
mar las yacancias de las comsi0
nes de los yarlOs precintos.
Su agente y c0rresponsal da las
mas sinceras gracias d los sehoros
Gabino Baca Antonio Abau Tapia
'lOs6 Ma. Sena, Nestor Seua, Flo
rencio Esquibel. y 4 toda la iunla
en- general pOr el apOyo y buena
ateneion que lie dieron para obte.
uer los procedimientos de Ia iuuti,
Su Agente y Colresponsal,
ANTONIO CAJAL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02
WHERE TO WORSHIP
To-Day, in AnacOnda'S Churches,
Sermons and SacramentS.
MISSION CLOSES AT ST. PAUL'S
BaccaIaureate Sermon BY Rev. c.
E. Dobson at St. Marks
Historical Address BY
Rev. Healy.

The mission which was inaugurated
at st. Paufs Catholic church ii days
ago by Rev. Fathers O'Sullivan and
Moran will close at high mass this
morning. The season has been most
successful in point or attendance and
interest manifested by the members of
that congregation. Rev. Father Moran
remained one week and was then call
ed to Helena, but was succeeded in
the work here by Father Bloomer, who
assisted the Rev. Fathers OSullivaa
and Allaeys. There has been services
daily, which drew out large congrega-
tions. over 1000 persons will have re-
ceived communion to-day, having per-
formed the rite of making a mission"
which is the term applied to those who
faithfully attend five consecutive serv-
ices. The work was not in the nature
of a revival, but was for the strength
ening of the virtues of sobriety and
morality among the people. The ser
mons were appeals to restrain from liz
temperance, profanity and the sins of
life Services for instruction in relig-
ious duties were held each evening, but
il is not intended to receive accessions
to the church at this time. The closing
sermon will be delivered at 10 O'Clock
this morning by Rev. Father O'Su,li-
van, who will take as his topic tie
lean Fathers go to Butte to-day, where
they will join Fathers j. T.. Moran and
II. A. McGil in conducting a mission.
Two missions will be held there, one in
Hibernian hall, Centerville, and the
other in st. Patrick's church, Butte
The travelling priests speak very high
ly of the Catholics of this state, whom
they say are excellent representatives
of their church.
The Bacculaureate sermon to the
high school graduates will be preached
this evening by Rev. c. E. Dobson at
the Episcopal church, st. Marks, at s
o'clock. The morning service will be
litany, sermon and Holy Communion
at IL o'clock. Sunday school at 1880
o'clock.
Rev. George Wade Healy, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church, is delivering
an interesting series of Sunday even
ing sermons upon historical subjects.
The sermons are practically lectures,
in which biblical characters are por-
trayed and analysed. The subject for
this evening is Joshua the Conquerer.
Next Sunday being children's day the
lecture will be omitted. but on the fol-
lowing Sunday the course will be re-
sumed. The subjects are successfully
David, Solomon, Elijah, lIezekiah. Is
aiah, jeremiah, Daniel, Ezekiel, Ezra
and Nehemiah. This morning there
will be communion service and the re-
ception of members at IL o'clock.
At the Christian church Elder J. e.
Barnaby will preach at IL o'clock on
the subject: Prayer a Medium of Ex-
change in the evening: THE Power
of a Name"
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor and the Epworth League so
cieties of the city will hold a union
meeting at the NJ. L. church at Z
o'clock. to which they invite every
one. The regular services will be held
at this church during the day
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A Personal Conductor.

Prof. w. w. Wylie of Bozeman was in
Anaconda for a short time yesterday.
Professor Wylie is at the present time
representing Grim & Co., a well-known
publishing house. He will retire, how
ever, during the summer to resume his
annual vocation of conducting tourists
through the Yellowstone National park.
He takes a delight in exhibiting Wonder
land and very few are able to do SO more
entertainingly than he. Professor Wylie
says that he has not heard of the new
geyser reported in the Black Sand basin,
but that there was during the winter
activity at Norris caused by the breaking
out of new spouters in n region that
formerly was quiet or simply bubbling
pools. He looks for very large attend
ance of travellers this year. The hard
times last year and the worlds fair tho
year before diverted the attention of
pleasure seekers, but this season it is ex-
pected that people will again turn their
attention to the National park.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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DRILL YE TARRIERS
Two Ball Games Scheduled for To
Day, Weather Permitting.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON
Philipsburg and Anaconda in the
Forenoon and Butte and the
Home Team i'm the After
noon-All at the Park.

A grand double bill. engagement cx-
traordinary, is announced for to-day.
weather permitting. at the Amaze noa
park The attractions consist cf two
base ball games, one in the morning
and the other in the afternoon. II will
be a gala day for the cranks.
Last evening about Z o'clock there
arrived from Philipsburg the stars. an
aggregation of players who last Sun
day neatly and completely wiped the
earth with the Anaconda Browns. Ac-
companying the Stars are the crank
planets of the Burg, who lend their
encouragement to the boys, and if any
roofing is to be done they are prepared
to root. The visitors are Messrs. Muir
ply, Bryan, Fairbairn, Pier, Sage and
Laughlin. The game is to be called at
10 O'Clock in the morning, and though
the indications are that he grounds
will be muddy, yet morning sun Will
put it in a very good condition.
The teams will play in the same posi-
tions as last Sunday, which were as
follows:
observation-disclosures. pitcher; Cal
houn. second base; John Orr. catcher;
Hickey, first base; Tom Orr. right field;
Geiger, third base; Castle left field;
Scott short stop; Brown, center field.
Anaconda-Milot, catcher: Burch,
center field; Wright, pitcher; r. Col
Inns. first base; Gogerty, short stop;
McKim, second base; Rourke, third
base; Bertsch, right field; T. Collins,
left field.
In the afternoon at O'Clock the An
aconda Grays and the Butte Sham
rocks are scheduled for a game. This
will be the game postponed from last
Sunday. The players are few years
older than the teams which VIII play
the morning game. 1t will be for both
the latter mines their first game of the
year, and when they come together
they will play for prestige as wei as
glory and fame. The Grays have been
practicing hard, and have very good
battery, so tbs said, in Christy and
Mulligan. The battery for Butte is
German and Harrington. The mines
will hold positions as follows:
Butte-Harrington, catcher; German,
pitcher; Noble, first base; Gleason, sec
ond base; Nevin, third base; Mari,
short stop; Lloyd. center field; Lynen,
| left field; NJ. Gleason, right field.
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT catcher; Christy.
pitcher; Malloy, first base; Hayes, sec
ond base; Green, third base; Frinke,
| shortstop; Morrison, center field; NAL
oney, left field; Morony, right field.
The base ball enthusiasts of the city
are on the qui vive and can scarcely
await sunrise in their eagerness to see
| a favorable day for the games There
| was no betting last night to any extent
| but two exciting games are expected
| as the teams are supposed to be evenly
| matched.
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TRAY cling For His Health.

Bruno Frankel, The young man who
took morphine Friday morning with sui
cidal intent, fully recovered from the
effects of the poison yesterday and last
evening his friends purchased a ticket for
St. Louis and sent him to his relatives in
that city. Considerable criticism was
evoked yesterday of the way in which
poisons are sold by druggists in this state.
There is a very strict law on the subject
but one that is almost dead letter. Some
sell only to those whom they know to be
fiends. or personally known to them, but
oven this care is not sufficient as is shown
in many cases, and a strict observance of
the law would work no hardship upon the
public whose rights are worth respecting
and the Ill will of those displeased is not
dangerous.
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THE ExAcTINo CIRCUS MAN.
Wants to Raise the Price For the Pocket
Picking Concession.

w
Picking Concession.
mo" said the circus proprietor to the
enterprising concessionaire, who was do
ing his best to drive a hard bargain, II
will certainly not let you have the pick
pocket privileges on the same terms as
last year.
FIFTY per cent. of the gross is not
enough. III you had behaved anyway de-
Gently at the end of the season l might be
willing to listen to your story of hard
times, but those diamonds you gave me
when We parted for the year and which
you said you took off a rich jay were paste
and the watch was gilt"
at was three-ply gilt" argued the con-
cessionaire, land / thought 1t would do
until could steal you a better one. But
you don't take into consideration my ex-
penses. / had nine men on the road with
you last year, and every one of them got
pinched at some time or orther during the
season, and it cost me anywhere from IS
to $500 to square the local chiefs of police.
This year / want to put Is men on, and.
of course. there'll be a good increase of
the gross, but my expenses will be heavier,
besides, times have been harder, and
there isn't so much jewelry going round.
''I'll tell you what I'll do" said the con-
cessionalre earnestly. on cnuck Slm-
kins out and I'll take the counterfeit
money monopoly at 5 per cent. more than
he pays, and work the two together, let
ting the price of the pickpocketing snap
stay where it is. How'll that suit your"
That amt half bad" replied the cir
Gus proprietor, very much softened. "But
| I've got a lay this year i haven't worked
| before, and you can have it cheap If you'll
operate the three. I'm going to have a
man selling forged tickets to the show,
| and then when the jays come along with
| them I'll have 'em dubbed and arrested,
| and make them bride me not to prosecute
them for felony. You take that conces-
| sion, have three men out placing the skin
| tickets, two men at the doors to arrest the
laws, three chaps to take them off IN a
corner and milk them for their liberty,
and we'll share the expenses of the whole
thing and divide the profits even. Is it
go?"
1T is" replied the concessionaire, land
let's get a drink to bind it,"
"All right the circus proprietor
answered doubtfully. "but don't you work
any knockout drops in on me, for |
haven't a cent about me, and those two
fellows following me are my new body
guard, and they'll kick the stuffing out of
you if you do any funny business"
Pm glad you told me, old man." said
the concessionaire thankfully, "because
had scheme in mind something like
that you suggest"
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GET YOUR GUN.

The Gun Club Completing Arrangements
for the Tournament.
meeting of the Anaconda Rod and
Gun club will be held in c. A. Tuttle's
store next Monday evening for the pur-
pose of completing the arrangements for
the tournament. The subscription list
has been made up to a handsome figure
and cash prizes will be offered that cam
not fail to attract the attention and the
attendance of sportsmen from all over
the Northwest. All members of the club
and all desiring to join 1t will be welcome
at the meeting Monday night.
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Notice of the sale of Mining Claims.

Notice is hereby given that as executor OF the
estate OF John Daly. deceased, | viii sell al
public sa 10 all OF the Interest OF the said John
DAILY, deceased. in the following mining claims
being mostly gold properties. The Flag stan.
Rio Bravo. Grand Pre-. Montezuma, Maggie
Day. Young Ireland, Free speech, True Amerl-
fraction Charles 5 ParneIl. James G. Blaine.
Young America United states, Banner Frac-
ton, True American. undivided one-ha1 inter
est in silver Bell Red White and Blue Ran
ner. Evening star. Daly Lode. Black Moon
Fraction. ia front % the City hall Commercial
avenue below Clerry street IN the City %
Anaconda on saturday, the 18th day % June.
1895, at . O'e.oek p. N. The fiye last named
JAMES l. QUIGLEY,
Executor or the estate OF John DAILY, de.
ceased.
Dated Anaconda. Mont, June l, 1895.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

Guinness Stout. Dublin, $3.50 per
dozen; Bass ale, $3.50 per dozen; claret
wines, 80 cents per gallon; w. II. Nc
Buyers whiskey on draught. Ed De-
uiYo
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
B. q NJ. sarsaparilla purifies the blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

Wanted - Furnished room: state
price. Address r." Box 80, Standard.