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PuYnllup Indian Lands.

Washington. Feb. 24.-The secretary
of the interior to-day sent to the house
with his approval a protest from the
commissioner Of Indian affairs against
the proposed legislation relative to the
removal of the restrictions as to the
sale of the allotted lands of the Puyal-
lup Indians of Washington. II is be-
lieved. the commissioner says, IL the
clause contained in the pending Indian
appropriation bill should become law
il would result in robbing the Puyallup
Indians of their lands and homes. in
bringing them to poverty and making
them dependent upon the government.
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"sCUND" FINANCIEhs.
Carlisle and His Wall Street Friends
Having Lots of Fun.

New York. Feb. A.-Secretary Carlisle
had q conference this afternoon with a
number of prominent bankers of the city.
The conference took place In the secre-
tary's room at the hotel, and lasted for
an hour. At the conclusion of the con-
ference II was stated only the members
of the sound currency committee of the
chamber of commerce had been invited to
meet the secretary. When they left Gus
tav II. Schwab said the time had been de-
voted to a general exchange of views con-
corning the financial situation, and the
best methods of carrying on the sound
money campaign. Schwab added that IL
was decided to call a special meeting of
the sound currency committee of the
chamber to be held at 2:30 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon. Carlisle, in a short
talk, said he believed that both political
parties would adopt Sound currency
planks in their platforms. He was conf
dent that this course would be followed
by the democrats.
Secretary Carlisle was the guest of
honor at a dinner gwen by c. c. Baldwin
at the Metropolitan club tonight. Covers
for 30 were laid in a private dining room.
A reception, to which 500 invitations have
been issued, will be given at the Man
haitian club tomorrow night.
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j. VI. McDonaId Loses His Case.

San Francisco. Feb. 24.-Deputy
United States marshals and federal clerks
generally are not officers of the govern
ment. Such was the decision of the
United States circuit court of appeals to-
day in the suit of John Mcdonald against
the United States to recover 81. 2S7. so due
as compensation as services rendered to
the United States as clerk of the district
attorney for Montana. In the lower court
McDonald's petition was allowed and his
salary ordered paid to him. The govern
ment appealed. however, with the result
that the decision of the lower court was
reversed
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LARGE Subpotnas.

Omaha. Neb., Feb. 24.-Assistant United
States Attorney Rush has returned from
st. Louis. where he secured an order
from Judge Caldwell of the court of ap-
peals to make the receivers of the Union
Pacific railroad parties defendant in land
grant forfeiture suits. He has filed in
the United States circuit courts a petit
ton in equity in two cases, wherein the
United States is plaintiff and the Union
Pacific Railway company ct al. defend
ants in one case, and the Union Pacific
and Sioux City & Pacific companies de-
PENDANTS in the other. The subpoenas in
the cases are the largest ever issued from
the office here, and were printed in full,
owing to the numerous defendants. which
include many hundred purchasers, etc.
They win be given to the marshal at
once and the work of serving them be-
Gun
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MOOSE CREEK QUARTZ
Leads in That District Attract the
Capitalists.
AN IMPORTANT DEAL MADE
John Cadle Bonds Two Claims to
the BimetaIlic Company, and
Other Transactions VIII
Ee Recorded.
AN IMPORTANT DEAL MADE

A mining deal was consummated in An
aconda during recent days which means
vigorous development of district that is
new and but little known, yet from all
accounts is most promising.
The deal was the bonding of two claims
near Moose lake by John Cadle to the
Bimetallic Gold & Silver Mining company
of Philipsburg for $50 900. II is understood
that bonus OF 5000 in cash was paid to
secure the bond. The properties are To-
Gated on the middle fork of Rock creek.
near Moose lake They are recorded as
the Daisy and the Dandy. Very little
work has been done on them except such
as is required to make the locations.
The discovery was made by Cadle in
August while out on a fishing and hunt
ing excursion. He had as companion on
the trip a Canadian named Angus Nc
Lean. and now that the property is valu-
able the usual law suit comes up over the
ground.
Mclean was not a naturalized citizen
and could not locate the ground. but he
claims a half interest, and that Cadle
agreed to deed back to him that portion
of. the property. Suit will be made in
Granite county.
The lead i'm these claims is about IA
feet wide. averaging $50 to the ton. and
has a Pinch pay streak. 1t is in por-
phyry and is a free milling proposition.
Thomas McGlauflin. J. p. Dunn and
John Milbaugh of Anaconda are the own
ers of an extension on Cables property
Ed Dorland. Dick Fisher. Willis Cramer
Ben Caspar. Tom Palmer and Haynes
Bros. have interests i'm the district.
II is of rare occurrence that capital can
be enlisted i'm a mine on which such a
small amount of work has been done and
in an undeveloped country. The vein is
well defined. however. and Cadle took out
$500 for the work he did, and there is
more in sight. which gives the moneyed
men faith in the property and the in
vestment.
The region round about has been nearly
all located. 1t is expected that the capt.
talists will push work on their property
on an extensive scale and other proper
ties will be worked vigorously during the
approaching summer.
The country Is a few miles nearer TO
Philipsburg than TO Anaconda but the
miners who are wintering there pur-
chased all of their supplies in Anaconda
and the prosperity of the Moose lake dis
trict will be another source of revenue
to Anaconda business men.
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Kentucky's Political squabb,e.

Cincinnati, Feb. 24.-The Commercial
Gazette's special from Frankfort, KY,
says: Unless present plans are
changed the democratic senators will
precipitate revolutionary measures in
the senate tomorrow. Both commit
tees are prepared to report the contest
on which the election of a United
States senator depends. committee
has been appointed with the broad
duty of reporting on the eligibility of
each senator The report of this COM
mittee takes precedence at any time
over all business. The republican sena-
tors with imperiled seats are Clark,
Jones, Carpenter and James All come
from republican districts and there will
be time to elect republican successors
70 them
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A suit Against 1000 Persons.

Denver, Feb. limited States Dis
trict Attorney II. V. Johnson to-day
filed a suit in the United States court
against the Union Pacific Railroad
company and 1000 persons holding
lands under titles obtained from that
company asking for the cancellation Of
patents to about 10000 acres or the
payment to the United States of s.. 900. -
900. The land comprises portions of the
business section of Denver, Greeley,
Fort Collins and Loveland. and ranches
in Weld Boulder, Larimer. Jefferson
and Arapahoe counties. 1t is alleged
that the lands in question should have
been exempted from the original pat
ents as they were already subject to
claims under the homestead and pre-
emption laws
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SILVER'S ADVANCE.
London Is a Heavy Bidder and Finds the
Metal Scarce.

New York, Feb. 24.-In the stock ex-
change to-day silver certificates ad-
vanced to 20 on transactions of SAC, O00
The highest previous price within the
past few months was .691s, Oct 10, 1898
Authorities on silver say the rise is in
no sense due to speculation. Exchange
on India at London is now at the high
est point after the steady advancement
of the past 30 days. The largely de-
creased production of the white metal
has naturally depleted supplies on hand
while the low price tended to increase
the demand for use in arts. London is
now a large bidder for the silver of this
market, but finds the metal scarce.
Large sales of silver were reported by
bullion brokers, one transaction being
a sale of 1000 Mexican dollars to Lon
don One of the oldest bullion houses
in the street stated this afternoon that
heavy transactions for 30, so and 80
days were made to-day. and business in
future transactions of the last three
weeks has been the heaviest noted by
the firm during it's existence.
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The photographers, Strike.

New York, Feb. 24.-Five hundred lith-
graphers struck to-day 10 enforce the
recognition of their organization. the abo-
lition of the piece work system, the pay
ment of minimum wages of SIS per week
OF "A hours. pay for overtime and one APP
prentice to every five tourneymen. The
strikeys were employed by 100 firms, who
do show printing and general litho-
graphic work. They are members of the
International Lithographic Artists and
Engravers Insurance and Protective as
ISOLATION. The action of the New York
branch was expected to participate
strikes forthwith in all large cities.
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Democratic (ampaigners.

Washington. Feb. 24.-There was a
meeting of the democratic congress
sional campaign committee here to-
night for reorganization, to take the
initial steps for the prosecution of the
congressional campaign Of the present
year. Senator Faulkner of West Vir-
ginia was elected permanent chairman
and Lawrence Gardner of Washington
was reelected to his old place as secre-
tary of the committee. The selection
of treasurer was left to a sub-commit-
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Carlisle Wants to Consult.

New York, Feb. 24.-Nearly all the lead
Ing bank presidents received a letter
from Gustav Schwab, chairman of the
chamber of commerce special committee
on sound financial legislation, saying
Secretary Carlisle will be i'm the city to-
day and Mr. Hamlin, assistant secretary
of the treasury. informs me that Carlisle
will be glad to meet members of our COM
mittee on sound financial legislation for
the purpose of consultation with regard
to money agitation, at 4 o'clock this af-
ternoon at the Fifth Avenue hotel"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

The Ladies of the Maccabees elected
officers, who will be installed this even
ing at the Christian church. An inter
esting programme will be given, which
all are invited to enjoy. The officers
are: p. L. c.. Julia Harris; L. c., Ada
Mahan: L. c., Mary Cameron; r. X,
Julia Dennis: f. X. Rilla Shoemaker;
chaplain. Sophia Mahan; physician,
James F. Spelman. sergeant, Sophia
Davidson; NJ. at A, Nellie Heagy;
picket, Mary f. Hobart; banner bear
er. Maggie Ross. ID. S. c. Florence b.
Moffatt will act as installing officer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Kaufman Bros. propose to conduct
the sale of their Butte stock in such
fashion that the people of Anaconda
will be glad to deal with them. The
store on Commercial avenue Is all
ready and contains now the cream OF
great assortment of clothing. Our rea-
sons for this compulsory cut in prices
have been stated before, but whatever
they may be, you must call and look at
the layout. Sale commences to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

The idea of a bicycle club caught In
half a dozen different places last week
and steps were taken toward effecting
organizations Each movement was be-
gun without the knowledge of there be-
ing another. The design and aim of
all being the same, a combination OF
them all in one grand club will be
made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

A small boy on a bicycle became
mixed up with a horse and a buggy on
Commercial avenue yesterday. Two Ia
dies were driving the horse. which was
frightened by the attack of the bicycle
and would have ran away had not sew
eral men gone to the ladies' assistance
The boy escaped uninjured, but the
wheel is a complete wreck. 1t belonged
to II. NJ. Greig.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

AS is well known feathers, especially
those of the ostrich, are used more from
year TO year as garniture for hats and
dresses. The color scale of the Paris
syndicate chamber glitters in all the
glaring colors of the rainbow. and
number of changeable tones were in
corporated likewise, all of which are
applied to feathers. Vienna and Berlin
strive with each other for the control
OF the ostrich feather market. The VII
emma manufacturers are adopts i'm the
art of imparting an excellent appear
ance TO even the worst raw material
Even the so-called spadonnas. the
hairy tips of the tail feathers OF the
young ostrich. which are of an inferior
value they understand how to beautify
by dyeing and plating as IL they were
prime No ]. BY plating means the
patching together of single pieces. and
almost every feather. even the costliest.
Is plated. This applies principally to the
feathers OF Vienna manufacture"
The Berlin ware. however. is still hon
est.and for this reason its manufacture
ers have difficult strife with those of
vienna. The Berlin manufacturers
thoroughly understand the bleaching.
dyeing, steaming and curling of the
feathers, and besides they use a supe-
rior raw material. Ii is astonishing to
read the quantity of ostrich feathers
used i'm the civilized world.
Newspaper articles sometimes speak i'm
exalted terms Of the rocco time. with
Its extensive use Of feathers used by
rich and noble ladies'. but the total
amount used at that time fades from
view when compared to that used at
present The data of the six annual
auction sales held i'm London i'm 1894
show that in all of them 39S.774 pounds
were disposed of at a value of 81. 920, 600.
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In ana A.nnitnh. L.rI,Inture.

Winnipeg Manitoba, Feb. A.-In the
Manitoba legislature to-day Premier
Greenway gave notice that tomorrow
ne would move the house into a COM
mittee to enter formal protest against
the threatened coercion OF the ottawa
government in respect to Roman
Catholic parochial schools. The pre-
mier declared THAI the remedial bill at
Ottawa was being forced through
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Washington. Feb. 24.-Brewster of
New York to-day introduced a bill to
place a duty of so per cent ad valorem
upon silver bullion. iron ores and
sweepings: also upon silver bars and in
gots and articles and wares composed
wholly or in part Of silver. whether man.
ufactured or partly manufactured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25
The Iate of Denial.

New York, Feb. 2i.-Ex-President Har-
rison, through his private secretary de-
MED to-day that he is to be married April
s or April 10. or any other specified date.
He has authorized no one to announce
the date of his marriage
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Key West, Feb. 24.-An American
planter says 60 Cubans who surrendered
last week expecting amnesty were shot
The threat of the insurgents to use dy-
Mantle has caused great alarm in Ha-
Nana.
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An Evnngeiist Dad.

Chicago. Feb. 24.-Rev. r. +. Parshall,
Evangelist. died last night from the ell
fects of injuries received in railroad &C
cident nine years ago. He lived several
years on the Pacific coast. occupying pull
pits in Sacramento. Oakland and Vallejo,
cal
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A Prominent Minister Dead.

Hudson. N. Y. Feb. A.-william H.
Luckenbach. ID. D., president OF the New
York and New Jersey synod of the Luth-
eran church. died last night of paralysis.
He was 81 years old.
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Hnaconda Ne0s.

when, on Jan. 20, he received a mes
sage from his home in Kingston of the
sudden death of his mother, who died
Jan. IL Mr.. Doherty has been gone
more than a month. His many friends
are pleased to see him back again and
able to resume his duties.
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without any inquiry into the facts,
and he further declared the Manitoba
government was willing to remedy
anything that could be shown to bear
harshly on Roman Catholics.
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Hunter. AZ; blackburn. A.

Frankfort. KY. Feb. 24-The roll call
showed only 81 present, necessary to a
choice, As. The Goth ballot resulted !:
Hunter. As; Blackburn, 43: Carlisle, g.:
Wilson, l; Bate, /: McCreary, l.
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silver Must Re Recognized.

Denver. Col. Feb. ga special to the
Times from Washington says: Senator
Dubois says the silver republicans of the
Northwest will permit no tariff legisla-
ton this congress or any other that does
not recognize free silver. and the same
issue will be raised in the st. Louis con-
vention,
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A Manufactures

Who does not intend to swindle does not
use any other trade mark than his own,
for honest goods will always sell. d. Tiet-
jen's I'D. T." cigar has gained its popu-
larity on its merits. Try ID. T." when
you want a first-class smoke. See that
my signature is on every box.
d. TIETJEN.
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Leck Bros. * Co. were awarded the
contract last evening for the erection
OF a $1,000 brick cottage on Maple
street. near Sixth. for j. +. McAdoo. IL
is to be completed by April 20, and is OF
a very pretty design.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Clerks assembly X. of L. had a rous-
ing meeting last night in Y. NJ. /. hall
and initiated a number of new MEM
bers. among them several ladies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Alphonse solomon was arrested for
beating Georgette. the woman who
keeps him I'm spending money. He will
be tried at 1 O'Clock i'm police court
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

The statement which appeared yes.
terday morning that Joe Messenger lost
his diamond pin i'm the Delmonico lodg.
ing house was incorrect. Messenger
rooms at the Cosmopolitan.
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An Increasing Business

The popularity of Petritz & Steiger'.
d. T. cigars are becoming more popu
lar every day. Having purchased the
interests of former manufacturers w
would caution the public agains
"Nickel-in-t he-slot" imitators and in
fringers of similarity in labels. Petriti
& Steiger, manufacturers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

John Barkovitch intends TO embark in
another business again in a short while
of which particulars will be given in
the Standard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Having sold out my saloon. all par
ties owing me are requested to settle
before the 14th, and all bills not paid
by that time will be turned over to
Mich Pickel for collection. with instruc-
tions to begin suit. John Barkovitch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

DR.. l.. Austin. dentist, room 3. Mon.
tana Dressed Meat company block.
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Spectacles fitted by graduate opti-
clans. Keppler Jewelry Co., Main ST.
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The National Union meets to-nigh
at Foskett's hall at o'clock.
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]. NJ. White, a well known citizen of
Butte, is in this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

Watch cleaning SIPS, main spring 81.
JospitaI for sick watches. 222 Com. av.
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NJ. j. Geiger. of Home Industry"
was in this city last evening.
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DR. William Shultz of Butte was in
Anaconda yesterday.
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A good thing-push it along What?
Petritz & Steiger's only original ID. T.
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Msy-I hear that Mrs. Swells is going
10 get a divorce from her husband. Isn't
that remarkable? Suzanne-Not so very.
From whose husband did you expect her
10 get it?-New York World
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p. j. Doherty returned on the noon
train Sunday over the Montana Union
from his home IN Kingston. Pa. Mr..
Doherty had his arm broken Dec.
18th and was In St. AIMS hospital
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Had an accident on my run to-day"
said one gripman TO another. What was
itg' Woman said thank you 10 a man
who gave her a seat "-Washington Star.
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Main springs 81. I. X. L.. Com. ave
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The Red Front Clothing store, No. IS
Main street, will be closed Tuesday
and Wednesday for the purpose OF
marking down goods. They will have
40 move from the building they occupy
in thirty days. The store will be
opened Thursday morning at O'Clock