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The sun., 1898-12-01
MET DEATH IN BRAZIL.
George Hodeman Accidentally Killed
While Working for the Balti.
more Locomotive Works.

Stillman A. Hodgman, superintendent
OF the LobdelI Car Wheel Company and
his family were terribly shocked last
evening by receiving the decreasing news
that their son, George P. HodgmaD. had
been accidentally killed while in Brazil.
George Hodgman, at the time of his
death was representing the BaltimonJ
Locomotive Company.
The dispatch received by Mr.. Hodg-
man gave no information as to how or
in what manner the young man met his
death.
Mr.. Hodgman was 30 years Of age was
unmarried and respected by all who
knew him.
The sun., 1898-12-01
Last, Nights Fire.

A fire occurred last evening at No. 1920
Lodge street in the house occupied by
George Benson, colored, and owned by
James Connor The loss to furniture
and house amounted to $50. The house
was insured, but the household goods
were not.
The sun., 1898-12-01
JUDGMENT ENTERED.
Suit Entered Against j. Miller
Thomas in Philadelphi for the
RacnYerY of sc. $50.

Charles +. Van Horn, attorney for
Emma v. Thomas, has entered judg-
ment in the Common Pleas Court, Phila-
delphia. against J. Miller Thomas, OF
Ridley Park, Pa, on q judgment note for
~, $50, dated January 27, 1898, and pay
able in one day.
An attachment execution also issued
against the defendant and the sheriff
was instructed to summon D. Ramsay
Patterson, executor Of the last will OF
Emma Miller, deceased, as garnishee.
Mr.. Thomas was former editor OF the
Peninsula Methodia and also proprietor OF
a lib printing office at No. 6O4 Market
street, this city. His place was closed
SOLE time ago.
The sun., 1898-12-01
Presents From England.

Charles Sasse, who has recently re-
turned from travelling in Europe with
M. BlumenthaIn, has presented his
uncle Manuel Richenberger of this city
with black thorn walking stick,
purchased at Queenstown, England. The
other members of the family were also
remembered with presents.
The sun., 1898-12-01
Newport Musicale.

Mr.. Hadley, OF this city, will have
charge If the music at the musicale to be
given by the Women's Christian Tenn
parance Union, of Newport, at the home
Of Mrs john A. Cranston, tomorrow
evening at s O'Clock. Miss May Cam,
of Wilmington, will give several recita-
The sun., 1898-12-01
Daylight Collision.

A wagon belonging to George Frazier
and driven by colored man, collided
with a grocery wagon which was in
front of Diggins & Sons commission
house yesterday afternoon and upset.
The shafts were broken out of the
Frazer wagon and the harness of the
s was torn 10 shreads
The sun., 1898-12-01
Injured l)y Fall,

Michael Dougherty Of Bancroft's Banks
fell at Fourth and Market streets last
evening and slightly injured his head.
The accident occurred at 1880 o'clock.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-22
SCHOOL LAND LEASES.

Ter itorial Superintendent of Schools,
A. P. Shewman, has addressed circu-
lar letter to SchaQl officers, Assessors.
Boards of Supervisors apd the teachers
OF the Territory, calling attention to the
provisions Of Act No. 90, Of the Nine
teenth Legislative Assembly Of Arizona.
approved March IS, 1897. entitled "An
Act Providing for Leasing the School
and University Lands of the Territory
of Arizona" Section l6 of said Act. to
which special attention is directed. reads
as follows:
"SEC. 16. Any one occupying School
Land and cultlvating or grazing the
same and refusing to lease. OF, pay any
rent, said rent will becomeA lien upon
any crops or personal property he or
they NAV own, and the same may be
collected as personal property taxes are
collected by the County Assessors"
Under this law it is the duty of every
one occupying school lands to lease the
same and pay rent therefor. In many
cases this has not been done and the
Superintendent earnestly urges all those
addressed to cooperate with him in
securing the enforcement of the law and
thus very materially increase the school
fund of the Territory.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-22
ANNUAL TERRITORIAL W: o.
T. q. CONVENTION.

a
Folleying is the program of the
convention to be held ip Phoenix on
April 2sth and aeth.
FIRST SESSION. 3R.n.
Devotional exercises, fifteen min
utes; leader. Mrs Wilbur,
Roll call; minutes OF Executive ses-
sions for the year.
Appointment Of committees BY tho
president.
COMMITTEES on credentials by the
president.
Plan of work committee, Mrs. NJ.
A Phillips, chairman, Mrs. Kate
Watrous, Mrs. Idonia Jones.
Committee on resolutions. Mrs. s.
D. Wilbur, chairman, Mrs. s. Nc
Murray, evangelistic, Mrs. Wingar,
scientific temperance, Mrs. Cnrns,
legislation and enforcement Of law,
Mrs. r. G. Phillips, franchise.
Finance, Mrs. Dean and Mrs.
Sturgis
Press reporter, Mrs Lauretta
Reppy
Intreapction Of delegates and sisit-
ors.
Social half hour.
EVENING SESSION.
= Music. Scriptural reading Prayer.
Music. Address Of welcome Mrs. A.
B. Buckley, Phoenix. Response, Mrs.
Lauretta Reppy, Florence. Music,
Address by Chaplain Scott Recita-
from one of the Y's. Collection speech
and collection. Music and adjourn
rent.
SECOND DAY, o. n.
Devotional exercises, Mrs Kloss,
leader.
Report of recording seer ietary.
Report Of committee ON credentials.
Report of local Unions,
Report Of Supt. of departments.
Report of treasurer and auditor.
Parliamentary drill, Mrs. kunds,
leader.
Noontide prayer, Mrs. McMurray.
AFTERnooN SESSION.
Devotionals led by Mrs. Watrous.
Paper, summary of Miss Willard's life
by Mrs. Buckley. Eulogy by Mrs,
Reppy. Followed by volunteers,
Presidents address. Reports Of oom-
wirtees. Election Of officers
! Adjournment.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-22

u. n. bcLClef, VINO lS In enar2e OF
the Trippel almond grove has very
forcible, as we'll as very sensible
letter on horticulture in Tuesdays
Republican. Besides being thorough
horticulturist, Mr.. Bettler can write
With force.
Our Mesa schools will close next
week for the regular summer vacation.
An entertainment will be given on
the night Of the 29th, which, together
with the lectures of Rev. Lumkin on
the nights Of the 23rd, 25th and the
26th, Will be for the benefit Of pub
lie school library.
That old veteran newspaper tnan.
CD. ksppy, ofthe Florence Tribune,
is enlisting compapy Of Arizona COW
boys, and they viii be part Of the
Arizona First Cavalry. Reppy has
beer to The wars before and he knows
what it is to fight.
Geo Barnett has closed bis bicycle
shop and gone to Globe, leaying here
on Monday evening George is
mechanic in his line and we bespeak
for HIN a good measure of successl in
the great and growing copper camp.
Quite number Of the members Qf
Co. E. N. G A. at this place, whose
terms Of enlistment had expired. re-
ceiyed theiy discharge Tuesday night.
A number whose terms expired at
the same time, re-enllsted,
Lon Harmon came down Tuesday
from the east Verde and brought a
band of cattle down with him. He
says the feed on the ranges up thrre
is geod and the cattle are in prime
condition.
Sam Elder and Ross Sellers this
week constructed two more large wa
tering troughs for the Mcqueen ranch
south Of town. The troughs each
have capacity of about four thou
sand gallons.
Mrs. Robt. Bowen and sister, rs
Hillerich. left Wednesday night for
Nogales for two weeks visit. after
which Mrs. Hillerich will retprn to
ner home in Ukiah, California.
Chas. Wing has been awarded the
contract for furnishing the brick for
the Odd Fellows Temple in Tempe.
He will begin the manufacture OF the
BRICK at once.
The authorities at Washington are
much pleased at the patriotism Of the
Arizopians, and the SERVICES of the
COW boy regiment will be accepted.
Have you looked upon the new
sign ir front of Charley Wings store :
He has elegant ice cream parlors and
an Arctic soda fountain in operation.
Mr.. E. f. Buss, representing the
Whitaker 4 Ray Co., of San Fran
cisco, Book publishers, called upon US
Tuesday;
With goQd crops and good prices.
the farm ers Af the Salt River valley
ought to be unusually prosperoqs this
year.
Sir. and Mrs. ". P. Dunham and
son arrived home Monday evening
from the mines over in Pinal county.
Chas. Wing has put in tyo large
show win1ows in front of his store for
the display of fruits, vegetables, etc.
Deputy Assessor Hakes expects to
con,plete the assessment of property
in his district this week.
Mrs. Judge Hakes vho has had very
poor health al winter, ia now i'm
proving.
The Oongragationalists of the ter
ritory are contemplating the location
of a University at Tempe.
Miss Addie Shrine is home from
Snowflake where she taught success
fully the past year.
Do not fail to hear the lectures by
Rev. Lupkin, "Strange Sights IN
Foreign Countries"
Rev. Dooley has resigned the pas
torata of the Baptist church at this
Mesa free press., 1898-04-22
MESA FREE PRESS
v. D. MORTON. A.P.sHEwNAs.
MORTON 8 sIIEWMAN \
Publishers

Advertising rates made known on sp-
plication.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-22

To. b. found II .h.' par' Of Il.
valley end sell al prices WHICH
eannot be bettered.
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THE CONTRACT AWARDED
Dolan and Hammil viii Build the New
Court II ouse.

Dolan and Hammil viii Build the New
Court House..
The contract for the erection Of the
new county court house and Jail was
awarded yesterday and Dolan & Hamil
are the lucky men, their bid being
500, $50.
The meeting Of the commissioners
was pursuant to a call for a special
meeting. and all were present. Before
reaching the bids, a few unimportant
bills were allowed and delegates were
appointed to the mining convention at
Salt Lake. They are: N. j. Bielenberg
of Deer Lodge, James E. Marcum of
Helmville and j. R.. Toole and John r.
Quigley of Anaconda.
The III for the erection of the court
house were then opened. There were
three in number and were as follows:
Martin Hughes. 500. 800; c. E. H. Camp
bell, / 03.057; Dolan & Hamil, 500, $50.
The contract was unanimously award
ed to Dolan & Hamil. and the clerk was
directed to return to the unsuccessful
bidders their checks for S. 900 which
had been sent in with the bids.
The board then adjourned to the
court o site, where several minor
details of the erection of the building
were discussed without arriving at any
definite conclusions. 1t is expected that
the work OF construction will be begun
Immediately.
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Several months q a local company
bought a car load of crushed ore In Mex
leo. Advices were duly and oficially re-
ceived that the ore had been s~hipped-30
tons of IL. Weeks slipped away and the
ore did not come. The smelling company
politely asked the local agent of the COM
pany when IT would be here. The local
agent said he had never heard of IL. The
smelling company then appealed to the
general agent. The general agent gave 10
up-it was a conundrum. Along the line
the question was passed until IL reached a
potent official. who started out a tracer
for the car load OF ore.
A tracer Is a document on which every
agent. train conductor and other person
who has had anything to do with a ship
ment must say whence he took IT and
where he laid II down. From the mine In
Mexico the car load OF ore was traced
from junction point to junction point.
from station 10 station. until IL was well
within the railroad company's local yards.
and thence to a side track by a round
house and into the possession of the mas
ter mechanic.
A car load of crushed gold ore looks
like a lot of coarse yellow sand. and this
particular car load had been knocked
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Front street and started towards Hig-
gins avenu
TIE oficef sent . sho after him. and
this attracted the attention Of persons
on the street. The fugitive had dis
tanced the ofncer. and ~ he ran around
into Front street II was thought that
he had shot somebody. J. X. Wood.
who was standing by. saw him running.
and took after him. Mr.. Wood gained
on the fellow, and at the new Freisch-
elmer building had almost reached him.
when the runaway ducked and his pur-
suer fell. Then the lad ran up the al
ley in the rear Of the Mercantile COM
by q man who had started after him
when Mr.. Wood fell.
The youth gives his name as Walter
Johnson. and will be held till h Ana
conda officers decide whether or not
they want him. Two other youths have
been arrested in Missoula on suspicion
of being the Anaconda thieves. but they
will be released probably.
In Butte. Detective Murphy yester-
day arrested William Boyle. q brother
Of John Boyle. h young fellow who
gave him such an exciting chase day
before yesterday. The brother Is also
suspected of being Implicated In the
robbery of Mrs. William Collins. the
crime for which the first of the BROTH
ers to be captured was wanted for.
Deputy Sheriff Maginnis went to Butte
yesterday to identify the suspects. He
pronounced them the men he wanted.
and brought them back to Anaconda on
the evening train.
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LATEST WAR NEWS.

Anaconda. June ia courier has
just arrived from the scene of h sill
yer war bearing a dispatch to the citi-
xens of Anaconda to the effect that
General Lowprices. IN command Of the
Keppler Jewelry company. IL routing
competition on all sides. by selling the
most fashionable novelties at bargain
prices. military waist sets. hair pins.
patriotic badges. etc. etc.
Keppler Jewelry Company
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ABOUT II CITY.


"
Cut howers daily at Greis'a.
The city council meets tonight
Ice cream soda water at Greig's.
Aschheim. clothier. ls2 e. Conf ave.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. SC.
Bicycles repaired at Grels's.
Centennial porter on drausht every
where.
e. A. stiefel Of Helena is in the city
c. o. Davidson Of Butte was in the
city yesterday.
@. w. whitacre of st. Paul is regis
tered at the Montana.
There will be a meeting Of the board
Of education this evening.
J. H. Hannigan of Butte was in the
city yesterday on business.
.Mahan Bros. sell paint that won't
peel 1t pays to get the best.
For sale cheap. corner lot, with three
houses. Inquire 500 Alder street.
The A. o. H. meet tonight. All
members are requested to attend.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Otto Lamar and Lena Jeary.
The picnic and excursion to Gregson
Springs Wednesday night has been de-
clared OF.
The Anaconda base ball team will
play a return game with Butte Sunday,
June Is, at Butte.
Bert Vincent and wife have trans
ferred to Rosalie Cohen an eight inter-
est in the Bring Your Eye quartz
lode.
A conference meeting OF the L. c. b.
A. and o Haggin Court, c. o. F.,
will be held this evening in Silver
hall.
A suit for foreclosure Of a mechanics
lier has been filed by Martin Dill VS..
Anthony Barrett and Mrs. Anthony
Barrett.
Mr.. m Mrs. A. ]. Knight Of Fifth
and Pine street are the happy parents
OF a bouncing big boy. who arrived at
their home Monday.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
building, first and third Saturdays; also
small front hall. second and fourth
Thursdays. Apply at office.
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snatch 10 the Standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Philipsburg. June III. II. temple
n Miss Eva NJ. Dawson were quietly
married at half past four o'clock this
afternoon al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Congdon- The affair will be a
surprise to every one. and is believed
to have been even unknown to the con-
tracing parties themselves up to a few
hours before h ceremony. Mr.. Tenn
pie Is a travelling salesman of Omaha,
with headquarters at Spokane. Wash.
the former home of Miss Dawson. She
Is at present a clerk in the dry goods
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To Builder. ana Contractors.

The contract for the erection and
completion of a two-story brick build
ing at Warm Springs, Mont, for
Mitchell & Mussigbrod, according to
the drawings and specifications pre-
pared by H. NJ. Patterson, architect,
Butte, Mont, will be let Friday, June
"a. 1898, to the lowest responsible i'd
der. Plans and specifications are to be
seer at H. M. Patterson's Office, Butte,
or at Warm Springs. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
MITCHELL & MUSSIGBROD.
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Men Arrested in Missoula and Butte for
Robbing Mrs. Collins.
There is a young man, indeed, he Is
hardly more than a boy, in the county
Jail at Missoula who is thought by the
officers to be the second of the youths
who tried to rob Mrs. Collins in Ana
conda, and whose partner gave the po-
lice such a chase in Butte yesterday.
This fellow caused about as much ex-
element in Missoula rs did the other in
Butte yesterday. He was discovered
by Deputy Sheriff Corbett at noon near
the Louvre, and was at once arrested.
as he seemed to answer the description
furnished by the Anaconda officers. He
At once broke away from the of1cer and
ran west down the alley till he had
reached the vacant lot on the west end
of the block. There he ran across TO
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about and disrespected as a car load of

about and disrespected as a car load Of
common sand should be.
When the officials were notified that
the sleuths Of the tracer had chased the
car to the master mechanics track they
sent him a note asking him the disposition
of the car. giving its number.
1.-THE car contained a d-n bad quality
of sand. Some of II l used in the sand
boxes OF the engines. but II was not ser
viceable. so l had II scattered along the
right of way"
The railroad company paid the smelter
company $50 a ton for the sand.
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The Great Northern through train
has vestibuled sleepers. dining a and
coaches, and II il the only train rum
ming q buffet smoker. Meals are fur
nished on the European plan and the
prices are graduated according to the
order given 1t table.
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Notice 20 ~eOcknOiuers.
In pursuance of resolution Of the
board of trustees of h Anaconda Cop
per Mining company. adopted at their
meeting of May 9th, 1898. notice Is
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining company will be held at the
principal cfiice of said company, at An
aconda. Deer Lodge county. Montana.
on Wednesday. the 18th day Of June.
1898, at / o'clock p. m. for the election
Of seven trustees, n for the transac-
ton of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
This meeting is to be held in lieu OF
thai called for May 18th, 1898, which
lapsed for lack of q quorum.
F. E. SARGEANT,
Secretary Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
Anaconda steam Laundry. 35 e. Park.
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Important Announcement.

Beginning Wednesday. May IS. all
trains on the Montana Union railway
between Butte and Anaconda will be
discontinued. On and after hat date
all trains in and out of Anaconda will
arrive at and depart from B., A. & p.
depot. w. II. BURNS,
General Manager.
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Send us SO in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard, or IS for
six months. and secure a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
h handsomest premium ever offered
by q newspaper.
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All warrants on the poor fund of
Deer Lodge county are now payable at
my office. d. F. HALLAHAN, >
County Treasurer.
Anaconda. Mont, June Is. 1898.
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Lycan's national park excursion June
81. For information call on l.. A. King,
agent.
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Card Of Thauks.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Cedergren de-
sire to thank their friends for the many
kindnesses shown them in their recent
bereavement In the death of their child.
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Catholic Foresters will meet tonight
in Silver hall to arrange funeral of
Brother Sch. Calus on Thursday even
ing. j. E. Mcdonnell. c. r.
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Wanted.-A our or five-room fur
nished house. Room IL, Petritz build
ing.
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The M d Beauty

Thrives on good food inc sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise in the pen air. Her
form CLOVIS with health n her face
blooms with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant Syrup of Figs. made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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High-grade wheels to rent, 25 cents
an hour, at Wright's, Main street.
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Cot I'm Passenger Rates TO Seattls sad
North Paciac Ceass Vie H., A. . p. Ry.
and C0nnectIons.
Effective at once. passenger rates.
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points. are reduced I $500 first
class. $50. 90 secoEd-class-
Call on ticket agent at B.. A q p.
railway. passenger station. at Ana
conda, for |1rther information.
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Aschheim. clothier. 122 East Com
mercial venue
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department OF the Bimetallic store OF
PhiIipsburg. They will have the well
wishes Of their many friends In Phil
ipsburg a. Mr.. and Mrs. Temple. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Butler Of the Presbyterian church.
John Neu and bride arrived from San
Francisco this afternoon.
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Save money by buying bottled liquors
at Ed Devine's.
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MORE THAN ENOUGH.

When in Butte lunch at Sherman's.
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Centennial porter on drausht every
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For sale cheap. corner lot, with three
houses. Inquire SOC Alder street.
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e: A, stiefei Of Helena is in the city
On business.
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LIVE STOCK BULLETIN.

Anaconda steam Laundry. 3o5 e. Pa