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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05
Welded N Rutcher Knife.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Helena. March Mrs. Hannah A, Hall
instituted suit for divorce here to-day
against her husband. Henry G, Hail. on
the grounds of cruelty. She alleges that
Feb "a last AT their residence. No. Is
First avenue south, Great Falls the do
PENDANT whrled butcher knife around
her head and attempted her life.
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Nominations confirmed

Washington. March 1.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations:
Sol Berliner OF New York. consul al Ten
eriffe. Canary islands w W. cobbs, con-
sui at Colon. Colombia; X. r. Sturgeon
of Kentucky, secretary of legation at
Monrovia, Liberia. Postmasters. Arizona
i. G. Adams, Phoenix. Captain III. E..
Robson TO be commander. Captain w.
S. Schley Ia lie commodore in the navy.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 4.-The weather
was fine but the track was lumpy. Mount
Washington was the only winning favor
ite Results: Selling. six furlongs-Belle
of Fordham won. Scrivener second, Duch-
ess of York third: time, l:19. Four fur
longs, -olds--Nellie Prince won,
Pansy II. second. Lafayette third: time.
80. Selling. one mile-Mount Washington
won yanbrunt second, lockwood third
time AS. Handicap, one mile-Elkin won,
David second Tabouret third: time 1:45la.
Seven furlongs-Nabob won, Domsic Sec
on The Doctor third; time. 49, Selling.
six and half furlongs-Little Billie won,
Mitt Boykn second. Little Music third;
time pa
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The For, Douglas soldiers.

Salt Lake. March 4.-Aeting under or
ders from the department headquarters,
the entire command at Fort Douglas has
been inspected for marching orders
Equipment arms and every important de-
tail of the Twenty-fourth infantry was
found In excellent shape for a movement
on short notice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05

Victoria, b. c.. March 4-Steamer
City of Seattle. which arrived from
Alaska tonight. reports that the
steamer Whitelaw Of San Francisco is
ashore on Sheep creek bar in Cantinlau
channel. near Taku inlet. The bar is a
sandy one, and IL is expected that the
Whitelaw will be foated without i'm
jury. Another steamer is reported
ashore on Shelter Point. this side Of
Sanaimo. She did not want assistance.
Her name could not be learned
The Cottage City, with damaged
bows. has arrived at Juneau The
steamer Corona Is still on the rocks
Captain Roberts says the longshofemen
at Skaguay are sill on strike for Is
cents an hour. He paid them what they
demanded in order to save trouble.
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ALASKA BILL PASSED
Continued from Page one.)

Evans bill Bow pending in TIC i..use. The
bill removes from the operation of the
law all positions now in the classified
service below the $1,000 ami above the
81 500 grade. besides limiting its applica-
ton in other respects The total number
of employees now i'm the classified service
is $3.50. "a, 253 of which would be taken
out by the operation of the Evans bill,
and of those remaining 5.S63 are in Wash
ineton and "a. I24 in other cities.
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Every Point Guard. d.

salt Lake March "A special to the
Tribune from Nernal. Utah. says; Moth
ing has been heard from the sheriff and
deputies who are on the trail Of the muir
derers of Strange and Hoy. Every point
OF probable escape is guarded by officers
81 Utah. Wyoming and Colorado. so thar
Il does not seem possible that they can
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meantime, work on the minor details OF
the wreck will proceed with all possible
speed
Senator Proctor, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee,
Captain Sigsbee and many other promi-
nent Americans, attended the ceremony
of decorating the graves of the Names
daad tO-dax
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05
Almost Rinmnto plrces.

Frankfort KY March A.-Will Overton
assisting Arsenal Keeper Dixon III firing
loo guns in celebration of the Irish an
nfVersary to-day WAS blown almost to
pieces and Armorer Dixon was badly
hurt by premature explosion. Orerton
belongs to prominent family Of this
80
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05

IshpeminE Mich. March s-John r
Armstrong ii mining man we'll known
throughout the Lake Superior region and
in Westeri mining districts, while tenn
porariiy insane from illness jumped into
one Of thc Lake Superior Mining com
panys shafts last evening, falling a feet
and being instantly killed.
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Ready on Twelve Hours, Notice.

Bethlehem. Pa, March Army and
navy officers now representing the United
States government at the Bethlehem
Iron companys works received orders
from headquarters to be ready on II
hours notice for service. Work on gov
eminent contracts at the works is being
pushed as rapidly possible.
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Washington. March 4.-The navy de-
partment is making preparations to re-
plenish the supply of ammunition to the
United States warshps on the Asiatic
squadron. To this end orders have been
sent to the training ship Mohican, now
ut Mare island, to carry ammunition. The
ship was just about to leave for a long
cruise with naval apprentices. She will
carry 80 tons of ammunition for the China
fleet and will start almost Immediately.
1t is said at the department that this is
only part of the regular supply of ammu-
milton forwarded naval stations abroad
when opportunity serves.
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Ran on a Rock.

Seattle. Wash. March IA report has
reached here from Victoria that a steamer
arriving there tonight from Alaska re-
ports that the steamer WhitelaM ran
upon a rock In Alaskan waters but was
gotten OF without sustaining serious loss.
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FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN.
Consul General Lee About to start an
Orphan Asylum.


Washington March 4-The only word
received at the state department from
General Lee during the past two days
came ina short cablegram received last
night, addressed to Assistant Secretary
Day. The consul general ha formerly
notified the department that as one le-
suit of his efforts to improve the con-
dition of the poor at Havana he had Sc
cured from the Spanish authorities the
use of a large store, which he proposed
to use as an orphan asylum to shelter
the many little children left parentiess
by the war. His cablegram of yester-
day reads as follows:
Have established asylum for desti-
tute families or orphans, regardless OF
nationality. The money sent by you will
be applied to the purchase of food for
said orphans"
The war department, it is understood,
will endeavor to induce the treasury offi-
cial to return the Tortugas island TO
its jurisdiction. At the treasury depart
ment it is said that no request has
yet been made for the transfer. Should
the request be made. it is stated, it
would be complied with at once. Some
years ago this island. then under the
control of the war department, was
turned over to the treasury department
for use as quarantine station. with
the stipulation that it would be re-
transferred at any time upon request.
Since then the government has estab-
lished upon Tortugas one of the most
complete quarantine stations in the
country. This fact, however, would not
even be considered should the war de-
partment need 1t for its own purposes.
Possession. 1t is said, would be given
within As hours.
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They Get the pln,,ls.

Washington, March 4.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations to
the senate. Postmasters. Montana. ID. J.
Tallant. Great Falls; A. j. Fiske. Hell
ena.
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snnthern War T,ni,ns.

Washington. March 1.-The house has
set aside next Friday for consideration Of
the bin making applications to pay GER
tain Southern war claims approved by the
court of claims, under provisions of the
boatmen account. This bill carries over
81 200 00O
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OF VI Imnnrtance.

Washington. March s-The Venezuelan
legation has received the following tele-
gram. Caracas. via Haytt March A.
Venezuelan Minister Washington The
UPRISING is of ma Importance at ALL The
government supported by the whole coun-
try
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05
TO CURE A coLDrN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
gsts refund the money If 1t fails to cure. Zoe.
he genuine has L. L. G. on each tablet.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Mr. John Stimmsl Cook and Miss Jesusita Moreno were married on Thursday evening, June 23, at the res idence of Mir. and Mrs. Shirley Neffe, Justice Harry Temple officiating. The relatives of the bride and few friends witnessed the ceremony and offered congratulations, after which refresh ments were served and an hour was pleasantly spent in social converse. We extend congratulations to the happy couple, and wish them happiness and success in their journey together through life.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

The Grotto restaurant will open for business next Saturday afternoon, July 2, in the new Amster building, on Broad street. The siIn of the proprie- tors, John Kasser & Co.,, is to make the Grotto frst.class in every respect, unsurpassed by any restaurant in Ari- zona. The cuisine and service will be the very best and patrons may count upon receiving every attention and courtesy. A speciality will be made of fine dinners and suppers, and the house will be open at ell hours. A stock of wines, liquors and cigars of the best quality will be kept on hand at all simss. There should be an excellent opening for an establishment such ss the Grotto will be, and VIC predict for it liberal patronage. See advertise nent in another column.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Assessment Roll of Gila County, Arizona, for the year 1898, is now completed and open for inspection in my office, and that the Board of Supervisors of Gila County, Arizo- na, will meet as a Board of Equal isation in and for said Gila County, on the first day. of July 1898, and continue in session from time to time until the business of equaliza- tion presented to them is disposed of, but will not sit after the 20th day of July, 1898, except in certain cases provided by law. r,.
 Globe, Ariz., June 20, 1898.
 G. M. ALLISON, Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Gila
 County, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
A DARING HOLD-UP.

X sensational robbery wss commis. ted oh lower Broad street this morning at l. 40 o'clock, two bold bandits mak- ing successful raid on the Free Silver saloon. The robbers armed with win chesters and six shooters, turned into Broad street frum Push street. Pass- ing tho Owl, Klondike and Bank Ex- change saloons they held up half dog en men whom they compelled, hands up, to accompany them. Arriving at the Free Silver saloon the crowd was ordered to file in, and together with the four men in the saloon at the time were stood up in line.
 One of the robbers, winchester in hand, took position near the middle of the room where he could easily guard the victims, while his compan- ion, and the more resolute of the two, ordered Cap Tender, one of the pro- prietors of the house, behind the bar to open the safe. Cap was little slow in complying and the robbcr proddel him in the ribs with the muzzle of his winchester, with such force that one thrust which Tender avoided, gouged 8 couple of holes in the top of the bar Render protested that hs could not open the safe, but the winchester proved e persuasive argument and the safe was finally opened. Army" ," who runs the crap game, ignorant of the situation, appeared at tho door, and was ordered to ''join the gang" and threw up his hand, having only one. Meanwhile Bill Morris, who stood at the rear en,l of the line of victims, made break and escaped through the back door, and after recovering from his fright, notified Night Watchman Pratt who arrived on the scene after the robbers had decamped. Tender reluctantly handed out the sacks of money. The till was also tapped, and the snap faro bank (S7.5o) was also swiped.
 The robbers secured about S600-- S2S0 belonging to the house; S20S to Matt Wells, running the faro game; S72 from the crap game and $40 from tue monte game. The robbers escaped through the back door, one of them firing shot as he went out. They are described AS tall and short man dis guised by bandnges drawn across their faces. Sheriff Williamson and Deputy Be Tt Collom and two Indian trailers started soon after in pursuit. They returned this afternoon without having got any trace of the robbers.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Mir. W. P. Burke, of Georgia, is in town with his wonderful steam washer, an invention of his own, for washing clothes without any rough or injurious handling; no work except the rinsing. Call and see it on exhibition at the office of tho Globe Water works, or ask those who have seen or tried 1t. Ref. erences: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Pascoe, Mir. and Mrs. H. Q. Robertson, Mrs. F. T. Robertson, Mrs. Ida Edwards, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mercy and Mrs. Morris.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

The Tombstone Prospeotor's Bisbee correspondent says: The elocutionary recital at the Opera House was 6 treat to the Bisbeeites who attended. Miss Mamie Kennedy is an artist of rare ability while her sister exhibited excel lent musical talent. The singing of Miss Walsh WAS well received and loud. y encored. A dance was had after the entertainment which continued to late hour.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

Love laughs at difficulties, and so Dr. Samuel Barclay Claypool and Miss Wilomena l.. Kellner, whose hearts were pierced by cupid's darts, found an antidote for the divine passion in mar risSe. The ceremony which united two loving hearts was performed by Justice Harry Temple, at his residence, last Tuesday afternoon in the presence of few intimate friends of the con trscting parties. The courtship had been carried on since last winter, SC quietly that not even the nearest rela- tives of the lovers were aware of the tender sentiment existing between them and the announcement of the marriags was complete surprise.
 The bride is the eldest child of MT. lady of rare accomplishments. Dr. Claypool, the groom is phy ysician who stands in the front rank of his profes- sionj and who gained many warm friends here during residence of s year in the community.
 Although the denouement came as n thunder clnp from clear sky to the families of the happy couple, yet they gracefully aoquiesced, and Dr. Clay pool and his bride received the bless- ing of their parents, and the congratu- lations and best wishes of their many friends, among whom the editors of the BF1T are pleased to be numbered.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

GLOBE, Arizona, June 29, 1898. We, the committee appointed to re- port on the county officers, beg to re- commend that the peace officers hold the prisoners that are held in the county jail for misdemeanors until their sentences expire-and that the Sheriff obtain an order from the Board of Supervisors for working all prison CTS confined in the county jail serving out fines, and that said prisoners be worked by the Sheriff on the public highways of the county--also that the said officers be instructed to enforce the law in regard to females visiting saloons; also recommend that said off, cer use more vigilance in suppressing noisy demonstrations on the street in the lower part of the town, all of which is respectfully submitted.
 w. H. DURYEA,
 w. H. WooDsoN,
 WM. MILL WILLIAMS.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Decoration Bunting-larg lot. Saddles, Assorted Portable Fruit. Lemonade, Swiss and other cheese. Mackerel and Salmon.
 Frech crackers, &c. &c. 1900 pair assorted Boots aud Shoes,
 the best lot ever come to Globe. Full line Carpets, oil Cloth and Mating. More Silks, Satins, Plush and Pongee. White Goods, Grenadines, Organdies. All sizes Looking Glasses and Fine Mirrors.
 Gents Crash Suits and Summer wear. Fine choice Grocery delicacies.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Major Moore, inspector general of this military department, arrived in Prescott Wednesday from Denver. He is here to make final cleanup of gov ernment property at Whipple and to have sold what is not worth shipping. He thinks that Whipple has been per manently abandoned. Courier.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

All merchants and property owners along Broad street should sprinkle in front of their premises on the evening of the 3d or morning of the 4th, to ahate the dust nuisance and add to the comfort of those participating in the parade.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

.. c. Hockett has bought from c. C.. Powell the furniture, fixtures and good will of the Williams House, and will take possession of the game on the first of the month. Mr. Hocke!t is an old hotel man and will donbtless maintain the excellent reputation which MT. Powell has established for the Williams House. Florence Tribune. ,.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Wm. H. Beard it having erected on his ranch, three miles from town, one of the handsomest brick houses in the county. He hes recently purchased the George Brown farm, adjoining, and has now & model place. --Florencc Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

The I. O. B. R. will meet next Fri day evening at tho residence of Mir. Saml Traut, on Mob hill, on which occasion he will entertain the club to a ''Buzzard tea"
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
Notice to Ice Consumers.

On and after July 1st, the following prices will be charged for Ice. Less than 20 lbs. 2cts per lb.; 20 lbs. and upwards l Jets. per ID.
 CHARLES BANKER,
 Globe Ice Works,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

FOURTH OF JULY NOTICE. An lodges and societies are requested to meet at their respective lodge rooms at 8 o'clock a, n. sharp, as the procession is ordered to move from the lumber yard at 9 o'clock a. n.
 TOlfNrITTEr
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Whenever your wants require any thing in the shape of door or win dow, don't fail to see styles and get prices from the Old Dominion Com mercial Go. They have Panel Bot tom Screen Door which is all right and their windows have coat of white paint which costs nothing extra.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
FLETCHER M. DoAN-Judgs.

Ed. Arhelger, administrator etc. vs. The Mutual Life Ins. Go. of N. Y. For life insurance. On remittitur. l.. K. Smith vs. E. A. Gordon, Damages, continued from last term. Clara G. Kinney vs. J. A. Fleming and J. M. Ford. Motion for new trial overruled.
 s. Grabfelder < Go. vs. Ed. s. Lyell and D. l.. Kemp. continued from last term. Harry Zsoh@gner vs. William M. Boyer. To cancel dsed---continusd from last term. Set for trial July 8. Harry w. Nash vs. Silas Tidwell ct al. Specific performance from last term. Dismissed.
 A. 0. Brummel vs. J. B. Brown. Debt and dissolution of partnership continued from last term. Dismissed.
 Sam Kee vs. J. l.. Gibson and E. R. Beard. Action on promissory note.
 A. Andrews vs. o. D. 0. M. & s. Go. Motion for new trial. c. T. Clark, administrator etc. vs. Pasqual Negro. Ejectment-contin- usd from last term. Dismissed.
 Jos. H. Hamill, administrator etc. vs. Jane c. Latimer. For possession of real estate. On remittitur tri- al ordered.
 John G. Hall vs. John Pringle and Robert Pringle. Damages-set for trial July 6.
 John D. Cox vs. The Sultan Mercan- tile Go. ct al. Damages.
 John A. Miller vs. Silas Tidwell. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Kate Sendry vs. Coleman Sendry. Divorce granted.
 J. T. Newman vs. Lizzie Brooks ct sl. Foreclosure of lien. Samuel Olafield vs. Martha Ann Old field. Divorce. Maggie Gibson vs. W. W. Gibson. Divorce continued for term.
 Cordelia Crawford vs. Bushrod F. Crawford. continued for term.
 [. F. Kellner vs. W. B. Gerard. Foreclosure of mortgage.
 Joseph McEvoy vs. Cornelia Ander- son. appeal from J. P.
 Carlotta Cano vs. Manuel Csno. Di- vorce granted. The l.. Elkus Co. vs. John F. Cramp ton and Geo. H. Rice. Debt. James Giacoletti vs. Mary Giacoletti. Divorce granted.
 The court convened at 10 o'clock a.. m on Monday, Judge poan presiding and Chas. T. Martin, clerk.
 The grand jury was empaneled and J. w. Bosrdman appointed foreman.
 R. H. Thielman was appointed court crier, Geo. E. Porter and Theodore Crandell bailifs for the grand jury, and Modesto Borsues, Spanish inter, preter.
 Aaron R. Edwards was admitted to practice law in the district and inferior courts of the territory.
 The grand jury returned the follow ing indictments John Richardson, forgery, three indictments; Clarence r, Lane, aggravated assault; Jack McCol lougb, assault with deadly weapon plead guilty to simple assault.
 Homer Dubois, assault to commit | " V
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

E. B. Packard, who has valuable ranch and cattle interests On Tonto, is visitor to Globe, having been sum. inoned as trial juror. Mr. Packard is fortunate in having sold his steers at & good figure std delivered them sue. cessfully at Phoenix. The Tonto range is very dry and almost bare ot grass.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

County Hospital, beg leave to report that we have examined same. and found everything in good order. Only one patient in hospital who expressed himself as well satisfied. s
 Respectfully submitted,
 !. H. PAsCoE,
 CHAs. BANKER, 9;. M. 0. WEBB. s
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Joseph Faull, who recently purchased ,he fruit and confectionery business of Mrs. HiLds, has added many new goods and now has fresh and we'll assorted stock of fruits, confeetions, choice canned goods, cigars, tobacco, pipes and notions. Mir. -Eaulas 'eja9t on courteous treatment. Read his aiver- tisemept in this issue.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Judge Owen T. Rouse, of Tucson, and J. S. Sniffen, of Florence, are the only visiting attorneys in attendance on court. Both gentlemen are well and favorably known here and are welcome visitors. 'E
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Bailey and daughters, Miss Laura Brooknsr and Miss Mamie Shanley arrived from Los Angeles last Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Middleton & Oldheld have ordered a line assortment of fireworks for the Fourth, which they will place on sale within week.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30

Rev. Mir. Rogers will preach a Ma tional Sermon next Sunday evening July 8, at tho NJ. E. church, preceded by a patriotic song service.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
GLOBE, Arizona, June 20, 1898.

GLOBE, Arizona, June 20, 1898. To the Foreman of the Grand Jury. We, committee appointed to exam inc the county jail as to its safe and sanitary condition beg to report, that the jail is entirely unsafe to secure prisoners, and at present requires e day and night guard; that the ventila- ton on account of the closeness of the quarters is very bad, and the heat at this time makes it stifiing to the pris- oners; that to make the jail secure to hold prisoners, under present condi- tions would cost nearly as much as it would to erect an entire new jail.
 Therefore, we recommend the build ing of an entire new jail with quarters to be made secure and comfortable.
 Respectfully submitted,
 w. T. MCNELLY,
 A. LOCKWOOD,
 GEORGE k. SHUTE.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-06-30
Great is the Power
 of Spot Cash
RECEIVED THIS WEEK

Bottled Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon ade, Lime Juice, Cider, Clarst, Beer, etc. etc.
 In crepe goods; Pants, Coats, Shirts and Wrappers. All the latest Novelties in Patriotic wear for ladies and gentlemen. The largest assortment Fancy Crsckery and Household goods ever seen in Globe. Hats of all kinds, more than cover every person in this county. REMEMBER wo will not be eUNDERSOLD in any one article or by any store in town.