The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-01-26

pairing to establish the gold standard
in that country.
Another effort will be made i n
Butte to rc-establish the Crittenden
Home for fallen women.
George Border, aged IS, and Jo-
hanna Potter, both of BoZeman,
Mon Jana, were married in Chicago
last Sunday.
The house committee on territor-
les will vote today "Wednesday on
the statehood bills Of Oklahoma,
New Mexico and Arizona.
The catacombs Of Rome are to be
lighted by electric light. The West
inghouse company Of Pittsburg has
secured the contract for the lighting.
Custom officials seized about fifty
gallons Of whiskey on the steamer
Rosalie before she left Port Town
send, WASH, for southeastern Alas
ka.
Nick Jacobson, a farm hand em-
ploycd by George Roper, rancher
at Grcgson's Springs, is under arrest
on a charge Of attempted assault on
Mrs. Roper.
James p. Gnosc, Of the mercantile
firm Of Willis s Cnose, On trial in
Anaconda for theft Of goods from
the Copper City Commercial COM
papy,v was acquitted.
II. E. Clark the partner of Berthe
Forsland, the female hjghWayman,
who was sent to the penitentiary
from Lewis and ClaEk county tor
forty years, isrnlaklng IAN effort to
secure a pardon.
The Metropolitan Iron and Land
company, operating the Norris group
OF mines il Michigan, and employ
ing ,eo0 men. has announced raise
: iD wages. to 60 into effect Feb. l.
1t will probably be 10 per cent
The Northwest labor congress in
session at Spokane passed resolutions
condcmnlng ;the state printer OF
Washington for his actions in making
the state printing Office one in which
union printers cannot work.
: There is a crazy Chinaman from
: Madison Countyat the Warm Springs
asylum, a recent addition, who i'm
: agincs that he is the owner of six Of
the richest mining claims in Alaska;
and that the north pole is located on
one Of them
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va,
was frightfully burned on the face
and neck. Pain was Instantly re-
relieved by DcWitt's Witch Hazel
Salv,, which healed the injury with
out leaving scar. 1t is the famous
pile remedy. j. D. Miser < Co.
W. r. Ramsdcll, kalspcll: D. +
Welch, Thomas China and Thomas
$ Mclaughlin Of Garnett. Granite
r county. filed articles Of incorporation
5 for the Emmett Gold Mining com
panv, incorporated for the purpose Of
mining at Garnett, Granite county.
Capital, $1,000. Shares, 81.
A local stocknan who has been
trying to contract for the spring de,
livery OF some Oregon steers, in
forms the River Press that he finds it
: impossible to close a deal. The Ore
: gon owners refuse to set price on
, their holdings until some time in
February, and they evidently look
< for boom figures about the time des-
l ignatcd.
John n. W. Bie]cnbcrg received {
telegram from Conrad kohrs last
r Sunday, from New York, sent thu
/ day before and just before sailing fo
y Cairo, Egypt. All the family were
O fairly well except Willie, who was
k suffering from nervous prostration
, probably the result Of oyerwork at
I his college duties, which he was com.
: PEELED to give up.--Silvcr State,
. A contest has begun in the United
~ States land office in which the North
crn Pacific railway company attack:
the Classification of lands made b,
= the mineral commissioners in TIL,
:, district between Thompson Falls un(
y the Idaho line. The land involvct
IN the contest amounts to nearly.
= million acres, and thus far there la
~ )ccn no appearance made bv the set
v tiers IN. th{s district Or anyone inter
} tcrestcd.
k The first step toward All America,
q college rowing association and Der
g hapS finally an "Amcrcan Henley.
Is which, by the way, is the dream d
r an Cornell ro"meh, has been TAX
Cornell has informally invited Co
lufnbla, Pennsylvania and Harvard tt
j., join an association and form the nu
y ccus oi what the lthicans hope vii
p be in time TO come, tho backbone o
" rowing in this country.
u u A letter from Captain j. J. Heal
= TO hls daughter, Mrs. t. W. Mettler
Of this city, explains the food situa
tion at Dawson. 1t is dated Decem
Der s, and says: '<pay no attention
to the sensational tales Of suffering
Il at Dawson. 1t is true food will be
y scarce, but We hope to- cat every
day." Capt. Ilcalv adds that Ills
c store was still selling goods at the
c time the letter was written. River
e Press.
: Poker-playing among the students
n of the Western Presbyterian Theolo.
gical seminary, in Ridge avenue. Al
IlcUhcny has caused tr0u}o]e in that