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The herald., 1898-02-11
CHOSEN FRIENDS

Guardian council initiated several new
members last Friday at their regular
meeting, and also had a pleasant time.
The program for the evening was songs
and recitations by several of the men,
bers. This council will initiate several
members next Friday, at which meet
ing all members are desired to be pres
ent. This council will have program
every Friday for entertaining the men,
bers, at which all members are requested
to be present.
The herald., 1898-02-11
ROYAL ARCANUM

Sunset Council 1914 will give an enter
tainment, in honor of Supreme Warden
and Mrs. Parrish, Monday, the 21st inst.
A fine musical program has been pre-
pared, in which some of the leading tall
ent of the city will take part. The even
ing will be a memorable one in K. A. cir
cles. The committee has spared no
trouble nor labor to insure the success of
the soiree. The full program will ap-
pear next week. At the next meeting
Of Sunset council twenty applications
will be presented and two candidates in
itiated. Orator H. Zander will give d
lecture.
The herald., 1898-02-11
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN

The Chiefs degree was conferred on
r. l.. Anderson last council which made
his full-hedged Red Man.
Brother F. r. Bass, member Of Mon
tezuma tribe, No. II, Of San francisco.
who has been sick and under the care
of local Red Men, reported off the sick
list There are several other brothers
on the sick list, but are improving.
Thomas Thompson of Massachusetts
and others from Portland, Colorado and
Arizona have recently been i'll the city.
The herald., 1898-02-11
GOOD TEMPLARS

Santa Monica lodge 292 installed the
following officers for the ensuing
quarter:
p. G. T., Eugene Scheckles: c. T.,
Fred Hart; v. T., B. Rose; S. ]. T., H.
S. Hubbard; r. S., B. Balsley; A. r S,
Kate Miles; c., Mrs. 8. w. Miller; f. s..
M, w. F. Johnston; d. NJ, M. l. Roster;
G., E. Roster; S., N. P. Bundy.
Redondo lodge II elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing quarter:
C. T., Harry Cushman; V. T., Emma
Wilkinson; r. s., ]. H. Tatman; A. X.
s., John Russell; F. s., Arthur Ander-
son; T., Carl Dolan; M, Richie Clarke;
d. NJ, Maud Smith; G., Clara Abbott;
S., Homer Spencer.
The following are the newly elected
officers of Rivera lodge 224:
p. c. T., Mamie Burke; G. T., Will E.
White; ". T., Edith White; r. s., Fred
Groton; A. r. S., Clara Wood; NJ, j. b.
Reynolds; F. s., Ed Wood; G., Emilita
Abbott; S., j. L. Russell; S. j. T., w.
s. Doraman; T., Belle Ellis.
Merrill lodge 229 held a public in
stallation of officers last Monday even
ing. Lodge Deputy A. c. F. Dee in
stalled the following officers:
P. C. T., J. H. Bean; c. T., j. F. Syvert-
son; v. T., Annie Kelsey; S. J. t., En-
ma Robinson; r. s.. c. Fairweather; F.
S., Fred Askew; T., Mary Walker; c.,
Victoria Gardner; NJ, Ivy Watson; D.
M, Ora Burke; G., Ruth Green; s., p.
Doty.
The fifty-frst quarterly session os the
Los Angeles County District lodge. L.
o. G. T., will meet in Caledonia hall,
1191s South Spring street, on February
22d, at 10 o'clock a. m. Reports from all
the lodges in the county are expected,
also from the five new lodges which have
been instituted during the last quarter.
The herald., 1898-02-11
L. o. T. MACCABEES

AT the last regular review of Hive 4
of the University j. O. I. M. Past Lady
Commander Hyatt installed the follow
ing officers: Mary Z. Scherer. lady COM
mander; Jennie Longuevan, lieutenant
commander; Elizabeth Cummings, rec
ord keeper; Helen Horsfall, finance keep
er; Ida Van AIKEN, chaplain; Mary Her
wick, sergeant; Hattie Walter, mistress
alarms; Margaret Seelye, sentinel;
Christiana Tolchard picket. The next
review will be held this afternoon at 9
o'clock.
The herald., 1898-02-11
o. U. A. MECHANICS

The third annual session of the state
council of the Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics was held in Grand Army
hall, Pasadena, on Tuesday, the Sth inst.
Much routine business was transacted,
and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: State councillor j. O. Var
Buskirk; S. V. c., L. E. Garfield; S. c. S.,
Isaac S. Smith; S. C. T., W. II. Wilson;
S. G. l., ]. II. Lieman; S. c. E., Ezro N.
The herald., 1898-02-11
Fnrineers' Iicenses

A new standard for engineers IL
censes has been adopted by the board Of
examining engineers. The licenses will be
limited on size of the plant according to
grade.
Under the new rule, engineers holding
chief engineers licenses can run any
engine over $50 horsepower. A first
class license is limited to 150 horse
power, and second-class to so, third-class
to S5 horsepower. The latter will be is
sued to parties who own their own
plants.
The herald., 1898-02-11
INDEPENDENT FoRESTERS

Court Los Angeles is, Companions of
the 1. o. Foresters, held its weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon. Consid-
cradle business was transacted and sew
eral applications for membership were
received. This court is the only one in
the city and promises to be the banner
court.
The herald., 1898-02-11
Ordinances Ready FOR Passage

City Clerk Hance yesterday prepared
his weekly report to the council, noti-
fying that body that 1t is in order to pass
the following final ordinances: Widen
ing of Twentieth street, from Figueroa
street to Grand avenue; opening the
alley in the block bounded by Fourth,
The herald., 1898-02-11
No Sidewalk Wanted

Mrs. Anna Bromdfellner and other
property owners on Towne avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, have
filed with the city clerk protest against
the acceptance of the cement sidewalk
recently laid along that street. No rea-
son for the protest is given.
The herald., 1898-02-11
After a Contractor

Street Superintendent Drain is not
satisfied with the work done by Con-
tractor NJ. S. Cummings on Toberman
street, between Sixteenth and Bush
streets. He has announced his inten-
ton of compelling the contractor to take
out and replace portions of the work
that are not up to Specifications.
The herald., 1898-02-11
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday from the county clerks
office:
George A. Daniels, aged 80, native Of
Ohio, and Laura B. Packard, aged 2S, a
native of Maine, both residents of Pasa-
dena.
Albert Jordan, aged 27, and Alice Mar
sailles, aged 81, both natives of Texas
and residents of this city.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Fifth, Broadway and Hill streets; curb
/ ing and sidewallxing Of Thirty-flrst
street, from Hoover street to Orchard
avenue; Improvement of Hoover street,
from Sixteenth to washington street;
Improvement and sewering Of Beaudry
avenue, from Second street to Third.
The herald., 1898-02-11
DEGREE OF HONOR SOCIAL

Magnolia lodge, No. "a, Degree of
Honor, will give a box social at A. o. U.
w. hall, 213 South Main street, next
Friday evening. Brother Workmen, are
cordially invited to attend and bring
their families and friends.
The herald., 1898-02-11
Hirhwaxmen on wheaI.

A wheelman of West Forty-sixth street.
New York, was not long since attacked,
robbed and left senseless by two highway
men mounted on bicycles in Central park.
Repeated accounts Of robberies by men
mounted upon the swift revolving wheel
have appeared in the papers in various
parts of the country. In each instance, so
far as learned. they have evaded the po-
lice. Those depredators of the health, dis1
eases of the kidneys and bladder, VIII
likewise in all likelihood escape arrest,
and pursue their atrocious career un-
checked, unless they are arrested in the
outset by the potent Intervention of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. the finest d.
uretic, as well as tonic. known to modern
times. The genial preventive named is the
hest known medicinal safeguard. not only
against renal, but also rheumatic and
malarial disorders. 1t is at the start that
disease is the more easily and completely
overcome. The use Of the Bitters is fol-
lowed by the happiest results In cases OF
dyspepsia. constipation. liver complaint
and nervousness
The herald., 1898-02-11
MASONIC

Sunset 290, F. and A. NJ, East Los An
geles, will confer the Second degree on
Saturday evening.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Lockwood; S. c. I. p, John A. Wost
s. G. o. p, G. M. Fairbanks; national
representative, C. NJ. Fairbanks.
The herald., 1898-02-11

The next meeting of the Los Angeles
Womans Mining Syndicate will be held
at the Nadeau on Saturday, the 18th. at
2 o'clock p. m.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Hear the silver orator, Hon. Charles A.
Towne Hazards Pavilion, Saturday even
ing. Seats free.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Troy, with the ruins of Schliemann ex-
plored, has been presented to the imperial
Osmanic museum of antiquities at Con-
stantinople by the owner of Hissarlik, the
Englishman, Frank Calverley.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Towne on silver, at Hazards Pavilion
Saturday evening. Seats free. Hear this
able advocate.
The herald., 1898-02-11
NOTES

The Santa Fe has found it's kite-shaped
track special train, which has left here
at 8 a. m. on Tuesdays, so popular that
they have not been able to put enough
cars on it to accommodate the pas
sengers Hereafter the train will be
operated twice week, on Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
]. II. Pearman, heretofore excursion
manager for the Union Pacific company,
has been appointed passenger agent in
this city, vice e. Z. Elser, resigned. 2.
o. Prince has been given the place va
Gated by NJ. Pearman.
The herald., 1898-02-11

Latevt styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's. 1924 South Spring street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
4oper Gorrcip onocns.

Mm Msontag. ben Ia. Mdr3, Nah=
mittaa balb 3 llbr itarb auf ibrer ssarnl
5 Weilen bon Canal Oober on Der
GtraBe nad 3oar Nnna Maria gam-
bed, geb. Streb. nod nur 6td9iaem
Rranfenlaaer. Dieielbe ipuroe am 25.
Deaember in GDbon bei Danau, Grobs
ber8ootbum 0eiien, aeboren uho lam
i'm Mlter BON II sSahren nit ibren 81
tern mah Mnerifd, mar alfo eine Der
dltelfen Mnlieblerinilen IN HoDer Torpn=
fbip, no iie Iih am A. DECEMBER 1888
nit ssobonn Dambed uerbsiratbete. Sic
binterldbt nebif ibrem aften aebredliden
Wotten 48 gntel ilno l3 urenfel. Sic
braAte ibr MItsr auf 78 Sabre, Q DO.
nate unb 20 Sage. sic mar ftefs cine
treue fleiBioe Satin unb CUTE Mutter.
ssybre iterbliden uebereite ,purben an,
Donnerfaa inter grober 1etheiliauns
BON Der bisii9en ct. Sofepbs-Qir6e
aus sur lebten Huhe beitattet Wi69e
ne III @Ott i'm Griebert ruben.
| gm Wlittipo6 ben l6. itarb I'm Glo-
Ter Der GAwe1ern 3u Gaif gibsrtp
bei pittSblra Gdweiier s5elicitaS, bor*
mails fsrdulein Ratbdrina Rnupfer,
9p1ter bon 0exrn Sobn 3nupfer BON
bier III ibrem 2l. Qebensjabre am an
pbns. Sic ipnrbe am Greitol, ben
We. Wldv3 ait erItoenanntem Grtt be-
qrdbeu. M1e biejeui9tn, res&s bic 90
miIie Qnupfer tsniien, nebmeil bic in
niafe Ebeilnnbnae an oem lie 10 bart
getrOffeuen G4lnae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Gin 0amibnlo t5otIid) ncrsumns
oct.

9lm Nlontae Mbeno MOLTEN orei
Mdniier Gtpoe groblono, Der iiber bic
renton=Yriide nab llbridspille aing,
aufhalten, als oerIelbs aber in orcben=
Der Weiie nod isiner 9iifteniaibe
lanate, elaubten lie, er bdtte elnen Ge-
ppluer uno lieben ibn laufen.
GroBlanD benadrihtiate oel po!iais
fen parfs BON feinem 9lben!ener unb
oieler, besab lih in Die Hahb, RI bait
uno fano bort orei yuribe, Die ii %.
g. Rennsop's 0Df ftunben. Giner oer-
ielben ains auf ben polisiiten su uno
fragte ibn, Oh er ibm niht cine Sheune
tpeilen fonne, mo er ndbtlaen fonnte.
Ser Yeamte faete ibm, er lei perbaitet
unb tonne i'm @efdnsniB ihlafen. Sic
Wdnner ipieoerieBten lib uno elmer oer=
ielbel, glifforb Dimes, ihmang orobeno
cine Yierflai1e iiber ieiuem Gopfe uno
als 8arts i'm perbaiten molte, lief er
oapon unb nabm feline Notis bon oem
Yefehle oes Yolisilien, ifeben sn bleiben,
tporauf oieier auf i'm ihob. Die Gugel
traf 6ines in ben &iifen uno pbne peir
teren @iberlfmo lieB er litb nun oer=
baiten. Dr. Wegollam tuaro 9eruien
unb entFerrte Die Gueel uno srfldrte,
Die Wunoe lei isbr gsfdbrlid. Srpt-
osin benuBte Sines am Wsorgen cine
aiinitiee @slegenheit, nm ous oem 8e-
fdngniB su en!lueitbta, Oa,ipn aber feline
Wunbe on oer Sfuht hinoerte, 10 gins
er nod ieinsr @abnung. tuo er ipdter
bon benz poli3iiten 9efunben uno nad
oem Nrmenbaule sebradt ipurbe.
Mlem Mniheine nod hatten Die orei
Burden einen @inbru1 beabliAtist,
oenn cine llnterlu9uns ergab. bab in
benz Dauie bon So. Nihols. in oelien
Ndbe Die ganoe ansetroffen tuuroe, e,ne
6enherideibe seridnitten mar unb man
geriude semaht bate, oas Seniter
dufSubeben.
Qinss 1T Elm befarnter &aufbolo.
Der ioeben einen 3ermin i'm MrbeitS-
hauie in Canton abaeleiien bat, lpe9en
feiner 8etheiligang Oil Der S6iebersi
bel @:ipoobs.
Gpdter: 0ines 1T 9eifern Woraen
ieinen Wunoen erle9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
Gimbrud) III ttbrihsnille. {.

Sn Der Nadt bom Gonntag ouf ben
Wontaa braden Giebe in ben gilen=
fore BON Guler 4 SO. in llbrihspile
unb ffablen A NepOlper nit patronen,
l2 &aiirmeiier, cine Nn3abl 5oiben=
nno Gleilhmeifer, Belle &C. ac. Die
ginbreder braden Die 8eidld9e elmer
0intertbiir. tuorauf lie bieielbe ein(ioben
tonnten. sic f6isntn iid seb6ria 3eit
9rnonlmen III hQben, ba lie allem Mn-
idein nod ben gan3en Store burhiu1.
ten uno Nlles nnrheinanber marfen.
Nuh Der @elbidranf unb Gdreibtild
nurben Durhiu6t. aber tein @elD ae.
funoen. 7robbem bic Nurfnen ieben-
falls Elm Qidt benubten, uno jeberfolIs
ldngere 3eit i'm Store iDaren, bat Nie=
lllanb bieieiben bernerft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
sstir ed,mlfremmoe.

Die lieiigen 6Hentliden S9ulen iper,
ben am Greitas Nadmittas. bon l.3C
big 2.30. einen 0ifentliden Sas peran.
italten, gu ipeldem Gltern uno Shul=
freunoe einaelaoen iinb.
Seoe Shule In Der Stabt bat eir
belonoeres programm aufgeitellt UNI
Die Nrbeiten Der Gd)iiler iperben in Den
reipcftipen Sdulsimmern sur Yelidti.
aung fir Die Beiuher ausgeiteut per.
ben. Seoermann 1T ein9elaosn. iid
eirsnfinben iinb fid einen ginblid in
Die Mrbeiten unIerer Sdulen gu Der.
idaffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24

Nm III. M6r3 iii SEX Mpbnuna i6tes
Gobnes, SI0df Sham. III Der glabe toll
Nod, Nufb 9osunibip, Witilut Radel
GbaiD, iln MIter Doil VA Sabrsn. Gie
WeiltDrbetis uotnts Iii gssniulpfiqbt linO
mar bsi ibrenl Gobng 0af gsiudb.
Vim rs: W1rS IN s 9iiseurailas, G1ar-
les q. Mlinnid, iii, 9llssr bon 81 Sab.
ren, all eillein Maaerfrths. Ser Vers
iforbene mar in Susfnruiuor (oamals
3rentOn) aeboren mo beirisb baieIbf
einen Gipre lino lpae netltoem an
perithisosnsn Gohlenninen bsfheiliat.
ST hinferldBt cine frante Wittme unf
bier Ginner.
GIN 10. Mdrs in Tennifon sspbu
aualep, Gtrrdsnanfifber auf Der Ban.
banole giienbabn, im Utter BON 5s
Sabren.
glm l6. aldrs III Ennbee 0enrt
aonber. I'M Siiilglinasalter an Del
Mussebrung.
Nm %. Widr3 III Nem p6ilaoelpbie
nod langsm. id)mcren QeiDen an einen
Magenfrebs Noam Gnooel, 73 Sabre
alt. Der Neriiorbene mar aus ben
6rpBbersoatbum gaben eebiirtia uni
lam i'm Sabre 1853 nod ben Ser
Stoaien flnb bat ieitGer INNER in giem
ghilabelpbiu aeipohnt. st mar arbeit.
Jam uno ebrli1 uno 9snpb Die Mhtllns
ieiner Yefannten INN sSreunne. E,
hinterlaBt cine trauernoe Wittipe uno !
Ginoer. 2 S6bne unn orei S6hter.
Sas SeardbniB ipirD beute glahmittae
faiifinben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
go,tmta9SrMte.

2sbten Gonntag batten mir bier cine
tpabre @robesrube. Die hieiigen @eiii-
liden batten ben WnDor 9ebeten, aud
Reifauronts. Ganopifores, Gruhtftdnbe
&c. i9lieben au lailen iIrb Der ftdotiide
giireermeiiter, in bem INNER nod Der
Grimm barber todt, baB er BEL ben
republitanif1en Woripnblen geidia9en
ipuroe. mar iofort bereit, oem @eiude
su entfprehen unb CAB oaber ben Gioen-
tbiimern bieier @efbdfte Noti3, bic polIe
etrenge bes @eiebes tDiirbe fie treffen.
penn lie ibre Qotale Gunntogs often
bielten. Das bali. Nun m0@ten aber
einiae Diiroer nod ipeiter geben ilnb
brinaen III Mnreaung, 6onntdgs aud
bieieni9sn su ifrnfen, iuelde bnrd bas
9duten pon Gloden, bas Gpielen bon
Craeln ober burn bos Gammeln bon
miIotbdti9en @aben 0fentliden NnifeB
seben.
Ser Wriinber ber 1riIflimen Meliqion
bat aelaat: Ser Gnbbat lit i'm oes
MenId)en tpillsn gsma1t unb nint Der
Menih uu bes Gabbats ipilIen." Was
tiimmert biss aher bic 3eloiii6en Gdna.
titer. gDie Die pbarifder, ipelbe bic
oInerit0nil1sh geiHlinen gum yorbilo
au nebmen faeinen, ben 9ln9era ghrilti
Den @ennb bsr Mei3ndbrsn am Sab.
Bat sur @iinDs anre4neten, 10 mbdten
oie inooernen pbariider ben Nenf@en
iebtpeDe GrbolunS am SonntoS bsrbie-
ten.
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sebt bitr!

ben @lan5 zines neuen Nn5uses
in's ribtise 2i6t 3u itellen unb
Cure @rl6einnns in better Meile
BUR Daritelluns au brinsen, 10
fommt 81 nns unb gebt uns Ge=
lesenbeit 81 5eisell mas
sGmbe nemciter Mooe
iino. ~
8ir baben einise Der neueIfen
Waobeartifel fir SuBbefleionns,
Die 81 ben ftol5elten Spiben llno
i66niten 0iamanten paiieu.
9abei baben mir aber audi /,
Sdube, Die
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-24
aesnofrati De NO sssinotionen,

Tie Isnotrutsn bon Meu phiIoDsi.
Dhiu nomi1lirtes bas folasuoe 7idst;
Ml0por, O0rpsu UnrnhilI.
Marlboi, SudiDn M,trrp.
gd,oBmeiitsrs g. & Msnger.
qInluoIt. s 81 Wlitd)slI.
@troBsnfpfnniiidg, Gomorb ped, ,ed.
Gbul= gireiforen, Sobn 4atesln nno|
5anlnel aRoore.
5iaotrdtbe. |. Mafo. Qerrn Gprin-1
DER; 2. Mafo, ellis Compton; g..
Maro, s.. E. Ginghnns.
sliisliOren: /. Maro, .. $. 9rDnolp;1
2. Wa,o, Otto Geinboio; 5. Warb,
.. g. hilbert.
Nrieolof= BireitOr, Geo. y. adicr=
mann.
Sn @oihen s 5ounI1ip lpu,ben notni-
nirt: Sruifee, Yliiip Seel; Glert, gsnl.
Glart.
ssn ll1ri9sOile nominirtsn Die ge-
mpfvaten:
Nlapor, gam. Sobnion.
Glert, Charles Glein.
Gdabmsilter, Sacob Summer.
Maribal, Suiepb Genple.
6taDtratb Qanaer 5ernin) g9. 6.
Vcleil, Gepres 9aporte. SeiierIon
Sduonousr; (turer Sermin asm
Mcgonnell.
ssrieobpf= Girettpr, Weora Grams.
Shulratb: SOiepb Morebeao, Wrs.
Grant Wiltins.
Sn Mia 9ownibip nuiben nnmi-
ilirt:
9rufiee: q. 9. enslii6.
| Glert. Gharles Slein.
ssrisosnsritbier, Sliuer SIS stifler.
SSriebbof Iirettor, ytiholas S..
Spring.
Sn Suscaramas ipuroen npminirt:
Mapor: &ufus &otb.
6taotrdtbe. u. s. Msper, sSafob
Nu6oorfer, Norman gtollp.
@lerf, Sbos. sc. geliner.
Shabmeilfer, pbllip ulrid.
Maribal. 6. 90. Wseb9ar
Gtrabentonmiiidr. 0arrp Ban 2ebn.
Sn Nem @rmerstoipn nominirten bic
Eemofraten oas folgenoe Sidet:
Mapor, S. 8. 2oneibore.
Wtarlbal, Seymour yugas.
Glert, 6. 6. 2inoIap.
Strabenfomnliiidr. 3. U. Gibbs.
Stabtratb. 6rant Mereer, N. %.
Gberbarbt, Gelonn Yants.
Gie Gemotraten BON Srfort Sotull=
ibip nominirten:
Srultee, Noam WiIer.
glert, 9Sill Beers.
Gcbabmeiiter. 6ranf garter.
9lllelioren:l. 8reeinet, Daniel Yootb,
2. Breeinct, @barles Coates.
Gonifabler, S. %. youns.
9ie Gelnofraten bon Canal Doper
mahten folsenoe gioninationen:
Miapor. 5enrp Streb.
Shakmeiiter, Soiepb u. &ees.
Glert, &. Breitenitein.
Maribal, 8. 8, prince.
StraBentommiiIdr, @eo. NuBoorfer.
6rieobofsOirettor. s.. 8. Sdeu.
5taotrdtbe, 8. 3immermann, 6. s..
Siingluff, s. BinS.
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eApai) |, llsrt5it eti mn,

eeplnst boh eD,InunaalDnqIst uxb f&Iedisn 1rdyu
nasn eri66pfsnbsn &ns sntIsn. 0lieberrei5xu 8tuils
etb5f1 unb 0k}&l1. &0torr9 4e6aeubtudtn GtutIs
psr1tppfeu4 Mn9t8tlt 0Fr4j6tH 6iftetA &exakfcss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01
A QUIET NEW YEARS EVE
The New Year Ushered in With
out Excitement.
HIGHLY ENJOYABLE BALL
The Lower Works Fire Department En-
tertain5 Hundreds of Friends at
Turn Halle-Ths Colored Peo-
pies Grand Ball

Last night was probably the quietest
New Years eve that has ever been seen
in this city. Aside from the dance
given at Turn Halle by the Lower
Works fire department, there was little
to call out the people and the majority
of the citizens of Anaconda remained
at home and saw 1897 go and 1898 come
by the side of their own cheerful and
cosy little hearth.
There was an almost entire absence of
the crowds of people who watch the
old year out and the new year in
through the bottom of glasses, and the
few who did stay by the old-time GUS
tom were so hopelessly in the minority
as to attract little or no attention. The
police did not have occasion to arrest
single soul as a consequence of too
much New Years eve, and the saloons
did but a comparatively poor business.
Mayor Lesser yesterday afternoon in
structed the chief of police to arrest
any and all persons who welcomed 1898
by firing off pistols, but the police had
no cause to take anybody in, for the
few gun shots that We're heard were far
off, and did not disturb any one. The
whistles on some of the locomotives
that were in the railroad yards were
sounded as the hour of Il was struck,
and that was about all there was to the
advent of the New Year in Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01
Annual Representations.

The following affidavits of annual
representation work performed by par
lies upon their own claims and the
claims of others We're filed for record in
the office of the county clerk and re-
corder yesterday:
William Kranich. on the Fraction
lode claim, in the Bryant mining dis
trict.
William Kranich, on the Little Mi
ANA in the Bryant mining district.
John +. Williams. on the Inside
Pocket, in the Silver Lake mining dis
trict.
Jacob Bretsch. jr. and Otto Bretsch,
on the Mountain View. in the Blue
Eyed Nellie mining district.
William Buck, on the Sunnyside, in
the Silver Hill mining district.
r. E. Day and A. A. DeKay on the
Great Eastern, in an unorganized dis
trict.
A. A. DeKay and r. L. DeKay on the
White Wing in the Walker district.
r. +. DeKay and A. A. Dekay on the
Diamond placer mine in an morgan
lied district.
R. E. DeKay and \. A DeKay on
the Flora L. placer IN an unorganized
district.
Frank CalIen on the Coke placer
mine in an unorganized district
Charles Aspiring and Allen Williams
on two placer mines on Gold Creek and
Davidson gulch.
J. A. Gutenberg on the Twilight
quartz claim in Georgetown district.
George Fairweather on the Jumbo
fire clay placer claim in an unorganized
district.
George Fairweather, on the Mountain
Boy fire-clay placer claim in an unOr-
ganized district.
L. Peterson, on the Robert L. Lee in
an unorganized district.
Z Johu E'i3ZuaIt.ick an the EuqcflTa TOR
Standard and Clear Grit in an unor-
rr4piZ9d district