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LOST HER LITTLE TIN BOX.
A Thief snatched 1t and She Is Out Cash
and Many Fine Stones.

A Thief snatched 1t and She Is Out Cash
and Many Fine stones.
LONDON, April 12.-Lord Roderick Cam
eron, the we'll known ship owner of New
York city, and one of his daughters. were
among the passengers Intending TO
travel from this city to Paris yesterday
evening by the mail train from Victoria
station.
Miss Cameron was carrying q tin box
in which was a quantity of very valuable
jewels and drafts and notes for very
large amount. This box was snatched
from her by thief, who escaped in the
confusion that followed. "a yas.iI4
Up to late this afternoon the police had
not obtained the slightest clue TO the thief
or the tin box which he stole from Miss
Cameron. The station master said that
when she arrived on the platform Miss
Cameron placed the box at her feet, and
Immediately afterwards some one tapped
her on the shoulder. She turned around
and the man who touched her apologixed
for SO doing. When she looked for the
box 1t was gone.
The police say it is evident that the
thieves have been following Lord Cameron
and his daughter. The notes and drafts
in the tin box were valued at 0,000. The
value of the jewelry is not known al
present.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13
Ont For ONCE.

MIssoULA, April 12.-There is no APP
parent change in the campaigns of the
applicants for Office under the new adj
mlnistration. The only names mentioned
for the Office OF city marshal are r. w.
Angeylne, AL Holbert, George Wood and
Clarence X. Prescott. All were earnest
workers for the success of the citizens
ticket and each is backed by . strong fol-
lowing Of friends, who are confident of
the success of their candidate. All are
we'll known In the city and opinion is di-
vided as to who would be the best officer.
Mayo~elect Keith is as silent az On oyster
rs to who will be tho lucky man and the
public is left to do its own guessing.
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Quartz Mines.


r. r.. Schulder of Louisville, KY, who
arrived yesterday from the East, is inter-
ested with Andy Layman and others in
some valuable properties on Fisher creek.
The development of these mines will
probably be resumed on large scale this
spring and they will be listed among the
valuable producers in another year.
Up at DeBorgia Charlie Wing is having
good success at the new Orc Fino mill. all
the stamps of which are dropping steadily
upon good ore. The mill works well and
the water supply is sufficient. Recent de-
velopment work has uncovered a new
body of ore that will, II is believed, add
materially to the value of the property.
The appearance of the ore in the Nine
Mile properties is said to be improving
this spring as development work pro-
crosses, and the prospects are good for .
resumption of the operation Of the mill,
which has been idle all winter.
II is said that rich load has been
struck in mine four miles up the Rattle
snake, owned ny ID. G. Murray and others.
The lead is q blind one and is six feet
wide. 1t is said to carry free gold through
out its entire width.
Lathrop-is appearing as n possible min
ing camp, Mr.. Mobiles having brought
down from there last night some good
looking gold rock that has given good re-
turns. There 10 said to be plenty of it,
and its assay value is enough to mako IL
profitable.
Operations at the Mammoth continue to
be successful. Tho mill is working at full
capacity and the returns are big.
Tho Iron Mountain maintains its repu-
tation as a reliable property, and local
stockholders were last week juggling coin,
the mine having paid another dividend.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13
PICK, PAN And SHOVEL
The Placer Mining Season Is Fairly
Opened Up Now.
IN CEDAR CREEK DISTRICT
Oregon CuIch. Deep and Lost
Clutches, Trout Creek ALI Boom
ing-People I'm the Quartz
Mining industry. -..

MIssouLA, April 12.-The Cedar crock
country is receiving its annual influx OF
placer miners who will remain along the
streams and in the gulches until snow
drives them out next fall. The develop
ment work of last year was extensive and
thorough in this section and this spring
the miners will at once begin to wash the
pay gravel. The returns from this dis
trict last year were very favorable. al
though the energies of the operators were
directed toward preparing the ground Tor
actual work than for the working of the
pay gravel. A large area of good dirtwas
uncovered and the giant nozzler will this
spring be turned against this ground and
1t is believed that the results will be moro
than satisfactory. There are now about
16 men at work on Cedar creek and in
California gIlch and in q few weeks this
number will be increased to 80. The
water supply will probably be somewhat
limited, owing to the light snowfall. but
the difficulty last year was too much
water and the miners prefer u shorter
season TO the damage done to their humes
and reservoirs by the floods of last spring.
When the last men left the placer fields
last fall, there were four or five feet OF
snow in the hills above and as IL is this
cdriy SHOW tuat tuo piacSt tiSti ecPSh>s
upon. for their supply, the indications are
that this will be n fair average season.
Alphonse, Trefiie and Felix LaCassse
are already at work on their ground on
Cedar creek with Tom Aschlin, and as
soon as they get things in shape will in-
crease their force so as to take all pos
sibie advantage of the water while II lasts.
Above the LaCasse property, in Califor-
mia gulch, Messrs. Foster q Blaisdeil are
beginning work on their rich ground.
/ They have four men engaged in the pre-
liminary arrangements and Mr.. Blaisdell
will leave in few days to attend the sea-
sons work. Messrs. Martin, Wolf,
Phinney and Fields are doing the work al
present, but this force will be increased
in short time. These two properties,
the LaCasse and Foster q Blaisdei
ground. are bonded for S150,000 by Ker
rick of Salt Lake, and the bond will ex
pire next month. The owners are not
anxious to have the bond taken up, a:
they are confident of the richness of the
ground and are perfectly willing to take
chances on getting more than the amount
of the bond out of this seasons work.
In Oregon eulch, Deep gulch, Lost gulct
and on Trout creek men are already al
work, and extensive operations will bs
carried on at the Mercier and Groesbech
mines, where work was done last year
similar to that done on Cedar creek
Everything points TO a successful season
all through thus region and there is a pos
sibility of return of the former prosper
ity of Cedar creek.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

times eat. the wrong things and too
much. They stimulate action in all of
the digestive organs. They stop sour
stomach, windy belchings, heartburn,
flatulence and cure constipation, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick head
ache and kindred arrangements.
They are gentle, but prompt in re-
moving offending matter from the stom-
ach and bowels, and have none of the
unpleasant features of other pills. They
do not gripe and cause no violent shock
to the system.
One little Pellet +" is laxative. Two
are mildly cathartic. One taken after
dinner insures perfect digestion, sound
sleep and an absence OF foul breath in
the morning.
They are unlike ordinary pills, because
Won do not become a slave to their use.
They not only afford temporary relief,
but effect a permanent eNye.
Once used they are always In favor.
Your name and address on a postal
card will bring free sample package of
a to doses. Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTION.--Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei.
lets = it's an easy name to remember.
Don't let some designing dealer persuade
you to take some pills represented as Just
as good" He makes more profit on the
lust as good /" kind. That's why he pre-
fers TO sell them. That's the reason why
you better not take them.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

DENVER, April 12.-It is now understood
here that the prisoner at Pocateilo, Idaho,
for whom a requisition paper has been OBJ
tanned. is not James Mcdonald, said to
be the murderer of Detective Al Moore,
but Bob Lansing. one of the other two
men who escaped at the time of the shoot.
ing.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

sist his digestion
from time to
time e with a n
efficient combi-
nation of vege-
table extracts.
; Such a prepara-
ton is Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They
are the pills par
excellence for
those who some
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

Need never fear to make that conterl-
plated trip east IL he or she will trust to
the Chicago. Union Pacific d Northwestern
Union depots.
For full information call on or address
S. ID. Beebe, agent Union Pacific system.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13
This paper contains Coins coupon.
Mnnnx saved 4. Money nfadaI

So when you, have household goods tc
sell, let us know. We will give you q
better price than anyone else. Every addi-
II. MANNHEIM. Missoula.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

Halls Vegetable. Sicilian Hair Renewer
is, unquestionably. the best preseryatiye
of the hair. II is also curative of dam
druff, tetter and all scalp affections.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

What an ordinary man eats
and the way he eats it would
be enough to give dyspepsia
to an ostrich--unless the os-
trich were wise enough to as
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13
A Timid Traveller

Read Coin then send it East. II makes
free coinage voters. -r-....
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W ESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau Of the stan.
dard Is at Room 6. DAILY Block. Mfssoufa.
Telephone No. sa Advertising rates furnished
on application.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

TIME SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No T. From 81. Paul. Chicago and all
Eastern points, arrives Northern
Pacific Local Depot daily at. !. -. $40 a. N
No. s, From Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle, Portland. and all Coast
points, arrives Montana Union De-
pot. daily at.-.. >. 10:s5 p N
s. TRAINS DEPART
No. Z For Spokane. Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast and
California points. leave Montana
Union Depot daily at .............. $50 an
No. s. For So. Paul. Chicago. and all
Eastern. Southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific L0-
cal Depot daily az ...-......-.... :. 10: 20 m
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between butte and
St. Paul. upholstered Tourist sleepsrs; elegant
day coaches and dining car service on all
through trains.
For information. time cards. maps and tickets
call On or write w. NJ. TUoHY. Gen Ags, q
Hast Broadway. Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES S. FEE.
General Passenger Ageaf,
~. Paul Nina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

wrecked train have taken TO the
woods"
Imagine men occupying Ike positions
In this country running away ffon
people they had been instrumental In
manning or killing, whether accident
ally or through carleaHncgs.
gerry" sweeuy, one OF the most in
telllgont engineers employed BY the
pennsylVania railroad, served I'VE
years on one Of the roads down In
Mexico. nnd has fund Of information
about practical railroading In that
country. II WIS after the strike OF 1871
that Jerry" dfifted down Into Mexico.
with dozen others OF Ike occupations,
and, after doing pennance for hve
Years. thankfully came back TO MS
first love.
Americans Preferred.
In the course Of an extended tax
with the writer he said.
About the best thing connected
with Mexlcan railroads Is American
labor. The officials down there have
recognized from the first that II takes
something besides strength 70 run an
engine. Americans arc given the pre-
ference IN the positions Of engineers
and conductors. ,, .,., ~.
snot where this last accident occurred.
ard ri ris, my reputation rs an en-
einoer on the assertion that the en-
,,ineer was NOT 70 blame. l SEQ that
6e ta an American. and this gives addl-
,fon,i enptrssis 10 my assertion Ihe
s,siillata n the road may escape CEN
a,,re through political oonniyance, bnt
I thorohrh investigation Eill hacH up
~ secretion. IN the NrBt place. ne
engineer had us own HE 70 l9ok aiif''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Allison resumed his flight. The straE-
Cling Indians. coming up 10 their fol-
len comrade were trying their rifles on
the scout but the bullets fell short OF
their mark.
Not more than dozen warriors com
tinucd the chase ana these adopted
unlly To the right, intending, doubtless.
TO pass the scout nj q safe distance and
place themselves between him md the
river, which was still many miles away.
hut the scout had no notion OF giving
them that advantage. lie uccorlingly
urged his bruchu TO greater speed, and
'ghc Race Tor tie river
Began In earnest Mile after mile was
measured but the sayugcs made no
perceptible gain The hrpnchO held
every inch OF vantage ground until the
scout rode over the buns and down
into the narrow valley OF Powder river
leaving his pursuers out OF sight, be-
hind the bordering hills. Only siy
miles now interviewed between him and
the ranch at the mouth of the river
and now the bronchn was put 10 tn
greatest effort. Down through the
sage brush. lcaplng over drlftw0o1,
struggling through mlry bog. and again
clearing Wide bitches at single bound,
until the goal is almost reached. But
what Is this? Indian tepecs standing
between him and the ranch. and direct
Is IN his front, not more than 900 yards
away. are i've warriors riding rapidly
toward him.
But the oye Of the scout is Keen to
discern beneath their flowing war hon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

ro,s tho nondescrlpt garb Of Indian
sc1t,ts in the United States service
and. rlancing again toward the ln,Ath
,orSes he can now distinguish r. long
~ ~ army tents. near when wv
st,,rdv troopers stand IN me, ready ny
tbe word Of command, 10 march asaliFt
the savaees. Another moment ana we
scout was IN their midst. warmly greet
ed by the
omccr in Command
CAPTAIN Clark. of the Second unlten
e,atas cavalry. from whom he learned
tha, General Miles. always at his post
or duty and ever witohful, had already
',,scovered the Whereabouts Of the hos
lie cheyonnes and had sent Captain
clark. with two troops Of cavalry TWO
Gazing guns and n small force or IN
a., scouts 10 Intercept them. Scout
u' ,ii,,v heinr provided with q fresh
hares inIned in the pursuit OF ths saF-
80 which began at once, lnd pt4yle
16e command reached Lille W t
camp they had secured tNeh,s-VH ~,
nrls6ners. coming upon then ene ~, "a
W 40 their ponies fell 70 the ground
enS, s,,s,ed ~ their Ions chase atter me
seo,,t Hating within about lvy9 yarus
~. cannp. Captain Clark feie.s.l
OF ~, nrlsoners and sent then % Little
NJ, WIN orders for lmmsiiate anu
,w.,SconditlonaI surrenctr wnl1A 9l.fr
vas promptly complied Win. aa ,..- tns
s,tire bsnd was es;,rted by ny ~
a. FORT Ileogh. where Ier i9i VI,
e y, -, were kept under military sur
lnsy ana where they soon learned that
nnan ~, Miles. though dreadful ss az
cent rn -, was IN reality their very pest
END END and champion Of their tights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

I, ,,. , J., A., , . ,e-o
"as carry III the Spl"s "a 40'''
lille Wolf war chief of the Northern
Gqyennes. with $50 warriors, had
a,,noa ~. -. 49,, c,oo,,,s
"
N"l'hahu IN Nebraska, ana was fap'uIy
pushing his way north, along the east
I'm bonndarv az Montana with the evil
dent nprros. 40 4o,,,in. ,,a hostile
N.,, ~, P0Se u J'''i'ie
'"aA' VINO, after the memorable Gus
'r massacre, three years before, had
aken rof,,,o Il, r,r,,isr c,roda Whom
k.haa 80 80 's'9'l ''l'l' ~
ieHcheu the heau waters VI '"e
ll'le Missouri River. his whereabout
were reported to Gen. William p. Car
N. whe ,,.,,,,s., 49,, ,.,..,,on nj
b., " -''''''''ii'ieu '''e 60 - -,
rates near standing ROCK lhuiAh
agency, Dakota.
Upon reoolnt ~ +bIs Information Gen,
c,,llr 80 ...,,e,,
Gen NIL i,eu ,ly LOOK s'ePs " R t,o
~. commanding Ut fort Neust,
uN' from which point troops coulu
V thrown out to intercept Little VOLTS
land.
b, .u, .A,.,
II So. Allsoh' Interpreter anu ohIet
Ie,as ~. under Gen. Carlln, was &c
n srts w carry the important ulspatun'
d vsiI luifed great courage ana SIM
dursnai as exceptional powers OF eh-
MIL Ihe distance was IVY miles, n,s..
uneain up me Missouri river 10 6or .t
Eeoeh anu S4o miles west from TIL
y 'y ssno aetoss country inhabited only
Scam, s H ana wild beasts. =,
he h. srd Aillson was fully conscious o'
a wsii eship ana dangers before nm,
| Ii, 6ia az me Importance OF denyerihs
hast np 10 Cen Miles WIN Ine
snne pvssiple delay. He rode GOV
| lie n.y.. morse, leading his own favor
/ llneoin' by ms Side, as far as Fors
| on where he left the government
4 sre, h and mounting his broneho'
j I'm n,a ytoiuiy out across the VIDE West-
4 IA NAL S'o miles TO Folt heV 9
L esrria. In the way OF provisions
4 sae n,,is Two pounds Of hard orent'
I III r., 5unu OF ground coffee ana ~
i iCrnIsia OF SAT-. His winchester rue
] rtensn the rest HIS only cooklhs
VIZ KY. sas an empty fruit San WIN NJ d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

nce on Il stage sometimes In q N
DIANA. / waa unnrmed. whilet
mhdmnn seemed to be possessed 81
pcrhuman strength, The battle W,
hrrocly aud my Iiromnn, being a y
can, left me TO my fate, felt m
growing weaker every moment N
IN tie oontust gave me an opportu
20 diaongagr one arm. aud I quf
shut on steam 1lis ailght ndynni
gave mo renewed rncrgy Gnth9
all my remaining strongth. ! forced
mailman against the boiler IN sud
position that | could hold him
one hand while / sought some WEI
Of dcfcnse
"a small bar Of Iron lying on.
nrcmnn's scat WAS all | could proc
but II proved my salvation, The ma
was struggling Hereby 60 llbcrate (
gplf from The position | had forced
into, whom 4 raised the Iron bar
dealt him q blow on the head vi
completely stunned him. The Rttu
was over, but It had cost many
clons moments. The sharp, pioi|
blast OF n whistle IN the DIST
aroused me. Weak and cxhauste
MANAGED TO make my why back q
own engine, and slowly WE bcBal
move backward Hardly had ! GOT
der full Roadway when the ekcut
train dashed into View a short dlstI
behind me.
II called for brakes and the engl
OF the excursion train Immediately
down, and a minute later we wcr'
at a Htandstlli. out came the paf
gers with rush TO ascertain the c.
OF the stop. and when they were 3
particulars by the excited firomnn
a shouting you novor heard. One
senger poured a stiff drink down.
tbront, and l pulled myself togo
ana took the engines 10 the nef
siding. A week later this watch !
wear came to me with kind words
the company and over n hundred
Hengers, and treasure ~ very hit
That was the closest shave OF my ]
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
THE ALLioAroR's SMALL cou
He's a Tierce-I-oolsing Fellow.
Iguana. but Not Renlly Ilraye.l

The Iguana In very little fellow
belongs. like his cousins. the seclio,
the chameleon. to a very big IA
This family includes such large 4
mails ~ alligators. croc0dlles, III
and many other strange creatures
The ,guana has long, slender d
tapefing In curious way into o !
tail, which In turn tapers Into a p
He has q queer crest running from
head TO the end OF this tan, and,
body Is covered with small scales
SOFT pouch or bag hnnEA from bt
his chin, but for what PURPOSE
used naturnlists seem 10 be divide,
opinion.
some lguanas live In trees, othcu.
themselves holes Ia the ground.
some varietieg live upon uif sea-.
and are quite fond OF s"in,mins o.
In tho water. The eggs Of the iss
are usually laid IN the sand and
not hard like hens eggs, hut |
like leather. and yellow ia color |
iguana's tail. like that OF most FL
cousins, Is very useful 10 hiniS He
IL FOR q weapon. rlapping and inili1
severe wounds upon his eaenlcj
means OF It's sharp notches' I'M
water he uses his tall Ike a sff
drawing his legs closely TO hin steel
Projecting himself along By mead
the tail alone.
The iguana "a fiercesloul'lng /
yenfile Nhen attacked. He rriaa1
seif upon his foreicgs, looking
savage. but he Il not really bfafe.
n YOU should come across an TX 4
noddlnR his head ut you and tryii4
frlghten yoi. 10 death by wnEFips,
tati. juat stamp your foot at hifu
he viii quickly lower his Crest
scurry on into ais hole.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

We desire to call the public after
TO the fact that we manufacturt
our work hore--in Fort Worth;
we have employed a full corps OF
sans all tho year round who spend
money here that our work II accoil
none I'm quality; our prices are as
ma the lowest; that we constantly
ON hand a large nsaortmeni Of iniI
monuments, tomhs ana tablets IN
er marble or gtnnito. We furnish !
India ink designs ON applicable.
parties desiring large work.
things being equal, why not nprS
home industry aud thus Aeep
money at home. Respectfully.
THE FORT WORTH MARBLE .
GRANITE WORKS. northeast co
Public square
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
JACK CONWAY.
WITH
Foster & Co.,
Wines, Liquors Z Gig;

TOt Main ST, Fort worth.
OUH sPECIAI.TII5si
Ola Jordan tII years oidl.I
drraun IountS tNVntuutef
"a years uldl, ola oscar
per uJ ycnr~ nidl shrrNf
itNV.
Merchants lunch from - 90 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
RACE FOR LIFE WITH INDIANS.
A BAND OF CHEYENNE WARRIORS
ON 4 HOT TRAIL.

tHele Sans Soldiers Neatly Turn the
TableS-iircc1y Episode OF AdNcn-
'ure-The Final Surrender OF chief
Little Wolf, the Renegade.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-31
Proposals.
To Build a New Jail at Win slow, Apache County,
 Arizona.

To ALL wHoN IT MAY CONCETN:
 It appearing to the Board of Super visors that it is necessary for the safe keeping of prisoners in Winslow, that a new Jail be built. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Su- pervisors up to 10 o'clock a. m, on the first Monday in April, 1895. Said bids to be opened in the presence of the Board of Supervisos at rio o'clock the following morning. The bids submitted to conform to the plans and specifica- tions on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 The contract. to include the removal of the present Jail building in said town of Winslow, and any material in said present building, that is suitable to be used in tine construction of the pro- posed new building, and whatever is not suitable for use in said building to be removed without the limits of the townslte of Winslow.
 The iron door which is in the present jail building to be used in the new building.
 The contractor will be required to ex- ecute a good and sufficient bond in ta- vor of the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona, for not less than the con- tract price. the amount of said bond to be fixed by the Board.
 It is estimated by the Board that said jail, when complete, including steel cell, shall not cost to exceed the sum of S2,5OO.OO
 The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 N. Gonzales,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors. Dated, January 10th 1895.