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Yaeht,ne Notes or Interest.

A. van santvoord's steam yacht olermont has
gone into her winter quarters at Tebo's.
The brooklyn Yacht Club will have its closing din
ner on Sunday. Oct. II. at ulner Park Casino.
The steam yacht sultans is on Tsbo's dry dock
eomnis,ion and is IN charge Of Capt Gill Potter
The steam yacht Peerless. owned by II. W. Hark.
ness. will lay up for the winter at Hudson n: Y In
the sloop yacht Acme. which drifted OH Romer
shoal the other day, was doeked at a. at oSers yard
it I9os was as found she was badly damaged.
Miss Breeze's steam yacht Eliza has gone out Of
commission and laid up a. Port SsmeriGn aIron IN
daiis also went out OF commission At the same
place.
gone out Of commission and is now laid up At bo's
dock. Thomas L; Watts's schooner intIepia si IS
less 10 charge OF Capt. Eidridge.
Charles l.. seabury & Co: have entered into an
agreement construct @ nIsn sGsss Stee M
seventeen miles per hour re Vessel @ T @ Gs y, ouIs o
into commission next May.
The Regatta Committee Of tho New York Yach
Racing Association has made tue 5o!'ownK eorTecs
Gatl, in class = when was eported Sas M not hayng
saa ai'Sss rssssa s.ffse @
a. ID s sss s 1"G hour ~ m ny
Ss s @f .s nsFS'
1s9s r"porsa her as Tassn osss n tho
hssdns p sAss se asn sas. Bauer was the winner
The Huntington Yacht Club held its annual elec'
,,on on saturday night Tho reports OF the
various offcers and committees showed the organi-
salon 10 be In q prosperous condition. The follow
,ne ofhcers were elected: Commodore, ".
paimer; Vice-Cominodore, J. Woosey Shepard;
Treasurer, o. W. Ingersoll; Secretary, Daniel S.
Wood. Trustees, for three years, the hev Thomas
McKee Brown and David A. storer; Trustees, for
one year, George II. Rogers ana Charles A. Klots.
The amendment 10 the constitution providing for
vice. Commodore was carried and exCommodore
H. H. Gordon was unanimously elected 10 tho posi-
tIon.
while IL has been repeatedly stated that Mrs.
sarah Dre1ei Fell of Philadelphia had purchased
mort is not quite correct, the May now In the
Erie Basin DRY DOCK being examined by Loyd's.
II Their report satisfactory, Mrs Fell will buy
the yacht. The price. It is said. is slso,OO0 The
Yacht which was built In 1871 from designs by
Watson. is OF stee and is eos feet inches ON the
wafer line. a2o feet over ALL "a feet inches beam.
IL feet inches deep, and IL feet inches drAught.
Her enRines are of the triple panson type, with
oyIinaers 10, 81. and bl inches In diameter, and
pisIon stroke OF 30 inchoa.
The sun., 1896-09-21
proposals.

NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE coMMIssIoNERY
~ OFFICE NEW YORK. Sept LIST, lSYo,-Proposais
will he re ceived by the Commissioners Of the New
Eaat River Bridge at their oce, at No. 40 Chambers
st. New York city, until O'Clock In tho afternoon
OF Wednesday Oct . 500. endorsed "PropoSAls for
Construction of Foundations of New York tower
of New East River Bridge" for furnishing the ma
New York tower of Tho New East River Bridge at OF
tho foot or Delaney street. in the city OF New
York In accordance with the proposed form Of
tract and the plans and pecihcations therefor,
All bids shall be enclosed In sealed envelopes. ad-
dressed to A. D. Baird President OF the Board OF Com.
missloners Of the New Fast River Bridge. and pre-.
sentrd TO him on that day and at that hour at said
ONCE. and such bids will be opened public meeting
by the Commissioners on that day at 2 clock.
Copies OF the specincat Ions and the general draw.
ings OF the work with the proposed form of bids and
contract may bc obtained and further Information
will be given at the oce OF tho Chief Engineer. No
81 broadway. Brooklyn.
Propusas viii he made upon form provided there
for and only those propose Will be considered which
are complete in proper form, comply with the re-
quirencn nts therein stated and offered by parties
Unknown reputation, experience ana responsibility.
Each bidder VIII be required TO deposit with his pro-
posAl in tho offico OF the Commissioners . certified
check for 5000. payable TO the order OF Richard
Deeves, as Treasurer OF the New East River Bridge
Commissioners as security for tho execution by him
OF the contract II his bid Is accepted
The contractor will be required to give bond in
the penal OF $l9500O In the form 10 the
proposed form or contract, with two approved
ties or an approved surety company conditioned for
the prompt and faithful performance the contract
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
and all OF the proposals offered and 10 accept any
PROPOSAL offered. ANDREW d. BAIRD, President
" h. THuRBER Secretary.
The sun., 1896-09-21
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate DivisIon-supreme court-Reeess:
Supreme Court-SpeclAl Term-Part I.-Motion
calendar called at II A. NJ. Part Hex parte mat
ters Trial Term.Part Hmprefs5red @ capses.Nos .Sos
Ss9S, $3.50, 772I. 1870, ssoS. 1855. Part Ill
Nos: 24!s, 2545, 1874. 2s4s, 1877, N7o, g4os,
Case: from Part iii. Par, Y:-cases from Part III.
Part vI.-cases from Part III; Part yH;.N"s. esa.
2Ilb 1898, 1867, 1903, 1903, 1910, 177l, 1872.
25e7, sI6s, 1874, 2bss, s47s, 1871. Part VIII
Gases from Part VII. Part IX.-Cases from Part
day calendar. -
surrogate's Court-Trial Term--wlls OF Henry
B. Brant, Kastlne Ihmanni, Christine Ihmannl at
1880 L. N. Chambers-No day calendar. For
probate-wills OF Maria 3. Kenyon, J. Perry Hamp.
ION Michael Lynch, Henry Burnstein, Giuseppi
Celia, Herman Fluegel, Ber Jamn F. Beckel at
1890 A. M: Charles Schultz. Henry Bacharach,
Mary Bauer at 2P NJ.
City Cour-Special Term-Motions.
The sun., 1896-09-21
Gossip OF tho Ring.

Benny Leon wants a nght with any 10 pound lad.
Jack McKeck and Jack Madden have boon matched
10 box q limited number OF rounds
Dan Crocdon who Is matched to meet Henry Baker
Is training for the fray at Oceanic. N. j.
Jack McAuline expects to leave for Ban Francisco
TO day 10 Akht Jimmy Carroll hcAuiiries friends In
tend 10 give him big SEND on.
Tommy Tuy, who was recently whipped By young
Dixon, wants 10 redeem himself. Tully says n Dixon
VIII him again he Will agree TO nght for side
bot.
Joe Choynski Is expected to arrive in this oity to-
day he Will be asked 10 box Peter Maher before one
meet Choynski.
According to . late iSSus OF the London Sporting
Lac. "PedlAr" Palmer, who is matched TO night
johnny Murphy OF Boston, has already gone into
training for the battle. Palmer is be ng looked after
by George swAnney and his brother Matt
D. j. Lynch, Tom sharkey's manager, has received .
despatch President Groom OF the Nat onRl A. c.
OF Francisco TO the effect hath he wiz give 900
for en'round go I" between CorDett bnd Sharkey.
IyncH says ne would he willing To accept but adds
that the articles already signed would prevent him
from ptlng as Il Is stipulated that tho min
be TO n inisn II some arrangement be made
both men may he induc d TO accept the orer which
is equivalent TO $1,000 round.
The sun., 1896-09-21
whitehead Goes to Long Branch.

Many persons called yesterday at the house
of Mrs. Harriet Pagan. 572ls Grove street, Jer-
sey City. to inquire about her brother. John
Murphy who. under the name OF Albert George
Whitehead. served thirteen years in an English
prison and arrived In this country on Friday
last, insane. He attended tho 1880 mass at st.
Lucy's Church. Later, Murphy and his sister
Mary Ellen and his cousin. James Murphy of
boston. went to Long Branch. Murphy's rela-
The sun., 1896-09-21
aFestrhrster Gu. PROPERTY .fur Sale
Rral Gstate for Sale-Epng gslaut
9nhIif NnticeS.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE.

posT OFFICE NOTICE.
tshoud be read DAILY BY all interested as changes
may occur at any tlme) 80,
close RoARTLY Al casssl at as iollov''
sprss Via 1Ss and @ aremss @ ce'ssfs fos
~ ss.
ton Heltsrs sc Tor Ireland must be- diree.ed per T.
LouI;,I; sseA: n: !supplem rs sntary 1890 4: NJ
81 i'ssBfsI1'aR %
shp a des'ef' must %
i. 5nss,b Cd Per- :ns m.H
3aa AL p4 tf5 EFtS9E tTEzEe
ana IL HI1Ts s!ssp psIF.
for sssff'R s's
ss a41ss.a sd ss
.srs must es diT, eted per farness,a"}i etlI 4.
Ter. .G1 must Ref sAA
PRINTED MATTER ETc-aerman steamers calling
on Inssdays Thnrsdays and saturday, az, taso s
saa
a. 81 k1FsP
anG sn1ssy 1Hs Has sss
fencS oT n afe G Ped 1S
all Countries for which they are advertised 70
So'AS iHs4-
Mails named above. edditlonaI suppiementary
are .na G s p Of s .Ss
main open until within ten minutes Of the hour Of
NAILS SOUTH hSR B,fs sEf7EAL SFs AMERICA, WEST
&NHnfc& ss:s, .s,5 Ris ssd
Via Colon Iieitsrs Tor sS.tsms sIs %a.s & a.scssd
SoRTm pRs VA Para and
Ceara' Per steamsh,p Justin uettsr' lGf osner
t s'sa THi! phss q aytff ps!
oe PEI Rsz lFf@
5sn HS as5S ss$sIs ssa ssss = e;
iS 'st R ior eosfR RSR RieS per
E5AsSl sI s';s oss
nfR&4ynb fRtsyy AND a. Is t9hA Slabs 9Ak
diana; % a. p NJ foT snoa per s.ean.sip orI,aSs
nd thRRsmsIns
P; s:sRS1sP'5asS ;ss
FRipSY'IA. ESQ A. NJ, for NEwTogNpLANP; PEP
sSR Per
'A{PFRSI "a Eksa Ii 4 sRglffSSsH:.!s lSss =
ship Ardanrose Uetters Tor COSTA hica must %
ghvxS2yA Gso .na c1krl1aES% s3 pei AnAe
chPfAfhS schhPf s"f fARAsdo, o'e and yGcATAN per steam
ship Yucatan 0e;ters for other parts of Mexico
and for Cuba must be m dreeted @ per Yue9tan ~; at
per steamship Prins F. Hendrix d.tters for other
Bateho o Guiana fu must S b. directed spsr Prins T T.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 70 Halifax. and
thence by steamer close at this ONCE daily $3.50
Pm Nails for Mqueon. by rail TO Boston, and
thence by atcamer close at thi. ONCE daily At $3.50
Pm Malls for cuba close at this oie- ,in dny As
days and Thursdays from Port Tampa Fla Malls
Tor Mexico. overland. unless specially addressed
att A. II. iReGistered mail closes at 9 p. n. pre-
TRANspAcIFIc MAILS.
$50 p NJ Mails for China. Japan. and Hawaii,
.siTsSP s ReTs FG% slsss
the Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird from San
IrSnci,co} close here daily up 70 Sept "a a. s;so
Hawaii and FIJI Islands Especially addressed onlyl
Close Ss dsS ssSo after sept NAL. II foa foa " pS 70
ahip Empress OF India from ynncouver). close
Australia Except those for West Australia. whioh
are forwarded via Europe. New zealand Hawaii.
FIJI. and samoan Islands per steamship MaIipesa
iio at S:so 4. NJ. Ii L. NJ. and $50 + NJ tor on
arrival at New York OF steamship umbrs with
Close here daily up to Oct. i4et 9. SOP. N.
TransPaenc mails are forwarded TO port q sailing
daily and the achedple Of closing y ARRANGED on the
presumption OF their uninterrupt.d overland transit
Registered mail closes @ M At 400 n PRECIOUS day
pDaf0 Nap vnrk Go
The sun., 1896-09-21
atatrhss aud asmelry.

| Oa DIAMoNDH wAToHEA Caii or "A
| weekly drsAs WATCH SUPPLY co.. & daidSa
| BsyAsAts. lane. Eosn a Al GOodB guAiAAisS1s
The sun., 1896-09-21
90 aet for Business Purpuses.

AT7AED9 WATER sT.-Tho KurtE Bag Co having
~ failed this nveNory strong brick building 32x79
Is now to rent with Immediate possession,
rutland Il WHITING. 3 BeekmGn ct.
RUHDINGs, stores lofts, ofIices and studios to lot
ID In drBrAhle locations.
c.Sl' To SEQ MONTH.-Of1ces In 10 and ~ Beskman
90 ST.; one with skylight. suitable for engraving
drawing or photography. -
GO MONTH. Store and basement 93x8O at no
IofU Fulton st. Brooklyn. the bridge; suitable
for cigar store grocery hardware decAteBSen lAun.
dry &c. For pArticnaIs apply 70
RULAND 4 WHITING, o BSSkmAn 81
The sun., 1896-09-21
1wslliaa zsousss 90 Es-Gtty.

MISERABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished
IL In desirable locations; rent ol 900 TO 90 600
FOLSOM BRoTHERS $50 Broadway, coz. i2th o.
The sun., 1896-09-21
flats and apartments % Jet.

cflats aud apartments % Jet.
THE ELISE.
electric ,s ss sse el:
ELEGANT APARTMENTS consIstins or parior bed:
% as
FLATS ANp APARTMENTs umntarnL.nsdM; m g M ~ Furnished.
HosoI ss ssns ss.S TO
FIVE dSfS F2Ghs / W5Sb&AsS 81 ri st.
@
RsrS Hudson
tas .sS H %
AZ a. improvements; Awninga Inquire BEcKMANN.
ssT. .i. ns:!:a sT 1ssss. lao. iAs hAsrs'. rooms
t :ss?ii = a.
,Ss$ sf s. 's 81 to 'ss and BATH steam
coLUMaUs Ay;; sss TO $685. rooms and
,sFa ST. and bath,
s,.r,I s,s,; no. & water; 1920 ss0 sr. wrsr -.
lsxTn i!Ei 1'isT ST. ios:iss WEsr.s room. and
,sSTn f's9E T frs fg sAs:r :ss
pHRREs RRS Z. fias ffn''.t' on premises or MA0IAT
O(.TH ST. Qli TO 2s9 EAsT-New houses 9 room
40 apartments. 50 80 TO so; dumb waters; eiec.
deadened once In 229,
10STH ST, 1Ao WEST.
Va Ele ant STA room mats. steam heated; BATH
private halls: Sc to &2S; cable half block; elevated
one block away; liberal rent allowed
.S;. SIC sa o@NER .s "a &. sSH%; sido
1OETH ST.. 24S EAST apartments OF tnreo ana
Zc four rooms; all liaht rooms: cheap rent
1OsTH ST. 7lO to 7iS EAsT.-Five new, light
Il elegantly decorated In.
provements; marble wAshstAndi dining room, &C. |;
Inducements to good families. el7 to $40
The sun., 1896-09-21
aaeal Gstate ut Aurtipu.


CUPhRME COURT SALE under foreclosure. College
. Point-Auction on the premisea TUESDAY. SEPT.
%. ut O'Clock 100 lots In parcels to aut on Ave.
niue c. Sd av, Whitestone road, goth. 2lat and 29d
sts WIN CLARKE ROE, Esa.
Thompson Ross, Attorneys. $50 Broadway. N Y.
The sun., 1896-09-21
Scr Sale or 90 get-Arruhlya.

@1Q LARGE STORE. double show windows, wit
GolO. dwelling: best neighborhood.
MULLER, 6l9 Gates nv.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-18
n
4s ~ Ey-yysgsEsSzJr .S
az. ssfE kRSSa :zE
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing Saturday Nov aA..ss
ana until farther notice, trains will
leaVe Reno as eiiGWs s:25 a. IL,
Daily Atlantic Ex press. trains fn.
" Battle fountain. Pals.
ade. ~Osden,and East. Carries only tirs
class passengers through and local
Dining car to Ogden.
$50 p. m. -Saiiy- Pacific ExDre..
train for Truciee, sacramento. Ben.
ecia and san Francisco, arriving Il,
6:4o a, III. Connecting at Sacramento
AT iO:Ij Il. m. with the New (>r;een.
for E~'re@nn, Santa
Los Angeles. N:p EsiegO. also at 1.ye
p Hs.for Woodland and kaniSiits LAND.
ing.
s:hs p. IN. DaiiH-Atiantic Express.
t"r " itaeih"cca. Battle Naunta:.
s'ai,sadc. *;@i"n anda:ast. Carrie
FIRST an: ~"sotd class rass9,,.c.o
local ani .:Iru=.0.
$50 y. iii. ."Sss:.s -Ea4cI..r IL ,rr-.
train for ~ttOHeyi3tv, f.s..i zen. -as.,,,.
HitnI5. and san Francisco VIA .ser.
celia arriving at J.4J ii sss. t'Jl.ce:
at acEaiaentO with traan Gavin.
af 1928 n. III. for Stockton. s.st.,ron
San Jose. a francisco. Fresno. Ea.
Angeles San Diego: and East. via New
Orleans: at 1859 q. n.. fer Williams
and sediisg: al 80 p. n
for He'd H:u:f and ut 1850 =. ns, &c
h~asy~viIie, Cisiee. ~Efeddins. PartEamp
and Puget sound ;,e:nts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-18
QUICK TIME ~CHekPRATES

DaIIy Express and Passenger trails
make prompt connection. with tn
several railroad lines Isl She East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping. Cars ans
tourists sleeping Cars attached to al
trains. Dining Cars attached to fast
mail train. " Tueiee and 0s
den.
sold. sleeping car ierths SO.
cared. AMI other information give,,
OF appiS"asiv to
II. |. FIELD, ACT,
RENO CEPOt.
T. n. GOODMAN.
CEN: Prt S. ACT.
R'Eha2O - EN-. TRAF. MANC.
Si> FRANCISCO. Cat
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-18
peLlNQUENT TAX SALE,

| -" Unit"
To the f, lo,,,o an,o
~C'a5mants r. ,ha.aa. W.
there or; or improvements wban e,aa -
ateIv +b.raot.au .aNI "h'" FN u Seper-
VI Nn'" u unknown
,,on ana the foil'"iug described
an on "Hu D. BLOCK 81 Sears, ThcInp-
mu,o s.eooo VISION dwellings,, 2 hoisls, 1
Tax
p,,1 r.. ' Sos
C,,+ IS $780, i"H"' hc'......'.......- lbs
.-. 200
,os.,n Total SE-la
rnnertv. Lof ''e ioiow'ng described
sec % tn 1z.w D.. Va " l. 2 OF > + I
Tax '0 acres S9o5 w.
~ ,arc.,. doI;,., $3.50" '.''..S6"O
Cost Of od,orsiatr
bob starnA .r, an >
crty. The y - faot.o
~,,,JiaN oa : dwelling 500, mar
s-m "' wagon 9'o'oo' FIz'ues
Tox
a. "-'... .-. --.
H.>t Of advertising.
200
r.. "
property: Tnat &C tain ME of md d...rha,
i"'.""s: influencing at L point at the inter,
section OF the Z, line If Sec, Il, town hip 17.N
Range % E. with the $. line Of warm sn-i,m
70 d, running themes I0J5.109 obs ar,,o o.,
section line, thence W. 2.74-IN chs tbenca
10 IL IGO c'S =, . ,
'o'i' Ao o"0 " . 'l'e 81 std road, thence +.
'-..'.-. o.. $3.50
.Nn' "Vln'i"eh'! ... %
N''' y using ....... =. . 200
IT,.
RIanch;o Sill. '
,nd.a,: "''"7 = 'h''nE ana the dow
~, ND atoI n''. h"oF'melts situate
sis.;naa haa.. Hopkm' mine, con
the month of the ,,,,,a- an ,. "
;rar.- "ft0' ~ lower tunnels and
All III o'hef mp oven nts. $4,000
{, s. Of adv, tt.,,n ''''2
-o
Total sa.32la
Unknown owner and the folI,w;oo asor
property: Old shed. Loft T., b,,oL . , -
$500 ""P''e
IL oef cent delinquency Sc. .OG
Total $751;
Unknown owrfr and the following described
properly ; W. a offs. Z. = of Section Is. town
hip Il y. Range 10 f. 10 acres. 50 On
Tax
~ per cent Delinquency nE
Cost of adyprtiSin., ="
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31
COURTENAY, CASE & GRANVILLE COMPANY
Montana
Butte Department.
In THE COAST STATES
The Government Geological Survey Has
Completed Report of Its Work.
WATER A SCARCE ARTICLE
Irrigation Schemes Discouraged
Agricultural industries Must Re-
main at a Standstill-Land
In the Northwest.
WATER A SCARCE ARTICLE

The government geological survey
has just completed report of its work
in the Rocky mountain and Pacific
coast states, a summary of which is
published in the st. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat. According to the report the ex-
perts have reached the conclusion that
vast bodies of public lands must go
unoccupied, the natural water supply
being virtually employed. The report
inclines to discourage irrigation
schemes and Mr.. Newell, the expert of
the survey, gives ii as his opinion that
the natural water supply available for
irrigation is now under employ. There
are. he thinks, grave difficulties in the
way of artificial increase of this supply
through reservoirs, and says that
here and there new irrigation systems
may in time be developed and new
communities may be added to the pop
ulation. The expert then makes the as
sertion, which seems to bear evidence
of deliberate intent to injure the west
ern states and territories. that in an
agricultural way they have about
reached their growth and that except
through the help of other industries
than farming, as the revival of mining
for instance, they must remain at a
standstill or very nearly so for years to
come. The report gives the following
figures of the amount of remaining
public lands in the different western
states:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31
THE CHEAPEST RANCH

on earth. Owing TO my inability to sue
cessfuIly conduct my store and ranch at
the same time. have concluded to Of
fer my ranch for sale at a great sacri-
fee. 1t is located five miles east of Ana
aconda and one mile north of Warm
Springs, contains SO acres under fence,
water rights. residence and sufficient
outbuildings. / will sell with implements
for 81. 500: 5000 cash. balance on time. II
is Just the place for the dairy business.
good markets being near at hand. The
nrice asked is a trifie less than s. per acre
ana less than paid for IL Title unques-
tionable. Apply or address Peter Lansing.
Deer Lodge. Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

VIII be ready the early part OF April.
Everything I'm IL viii be new and orig
inal. IT will contain articles by Capt.
Chas. King. U. S. A, Ex-Gov. Geo. w.
Peck OF Wisconsin, and other noted
writers. An entertaining number. we'll
illustrated. Send ten (10) cents TO Geo.
II. Heafford, publisher. AIS Old Colony
Building, Chicago. ILL.,, for copy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31
Superior recommendations are guar

anteed passengers travelling via the
Union Pacific system. All trains are
equipped with reclining chair cars,
Pullman Palace sleeping. buffet. Ii
bIary and dining cars, elegantly fur
nis,hed and lighted with gas. and run
through to Chicago. st. Louis and San
Francisco with but one change. Close
connection is made i'm Chicago with all
limited morning trains for New York,
Boston and other eastern points. en-
ablinC passengers to reach New York
city at 1:45 p. N. the fourth day.
For rates and general information
apply to L. V. Maze.
General Agent. Butte, Mont.
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company have been removed from 56
West Park street TO No. 120 East
Broadway street. where the acetyline
light can be seen from 10 o'clock a. m.
n 10 n m
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Saloonkeepers. Protective association
will change their place of meeting
from Stees' hall to Ridgley hall. over
D'Acheurs drug store. Regular meet
ing Friday. $3.50 p. m.
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Tho fast trains on the Butte. Anaconda
& Pacific railway make the run between
Butte and Anaconda in IS minutes. Al
ways in the cad. Always on Tina Stree:
car tickets free
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Sprlng NfiIIinpry.

Miss Deering Will have on exhibition
during the entire week all the novelties
for Easter, 57IA w. broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31
PRIVATE DISPENSARY-
No. l6 N. Main St, Butte

No. 16 N. Main St. Butte
DR.. w. TODD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Diseases of the Genito- Urinary Organs,
Skin end Blood. Syphilis and Venereal
Diseases in every form, Private, Nervous,
Chronic. Surgical and Special diseases of
Men and Women, Nervousness, Weak
nesses and lndiscretiops of Young, Mid.
dle-aged and Prematurely old Men, sue
cessfully treated by the most reliable,
modern and scietinc methods. Rupture,
Structure. Piles, Tumors. Eye. Ear. Nose,
Throat. Chest DIR. Todd, In addition to
Diplomas. possesses certificates from five
State Medical Boards and Is registered In
five other states. Thirty years in active
service. Established In lSSs. Butte.
The McCook tribune., 1896-08-07
PAID IN SILVER.
Some of the Employees of the Santa Fe
Get Bland Dollars.


TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 3.-Cashier
Copeland of the treasurer's depar-
ment of the Santa Fe railway COM
pany yesterday gave to some of the
employees of the general offices a
lesson in free Silver, by paying salaries
in that coin.
The first man to present his check
was high salaried employe, who re-
celves $40 Il month. He signed the
usual receipt, when the cashier pushed
out of the little window twenty $40
packages 1t was big load, but the
man managed to carry it away. The
next man thought he was in no hurry
to receive his pay and said he would
wait until the trea Surer should get a
supply of paper money. Others were
not so particular and took the silver.
Soon the story got noised about the
building that the company had got on
a silver basis and clerks presented
themselves armed with waste baskets.
So the joke ran along until it was ap-
parent that should silver payments be
continued the entire day would be
consumed, when the cashier returned
to paper payments.