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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25
shut Out From the Pie Counter.

Washington State Journal CPop)
Notwithstanding these facts which en-
title the Journal to the support of the
fusion party, the man who is running the
Populist campaign, from personal antago-
nism to our state editor and on account Of
personal intimacy with a member of an
other printing concern. has persisted in
almost ignoring this office and has given
nearly the entire campaign printing to a
concern which, 50 far as we know. is doing
practically nothing TO help bring success 10
the fusion cause.
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The Colonel Makes No Votes.

FuyaIIUF iHutptIIutIEt
II the speech which J. Ham. Lewis de-
lvered in Puyaiiup last week is a fair
sample of the campaign oratory that he
has been palmins off on the public, the
fusionists ought TO cancel further engage
ments and retire him from the stump.
He is neither making votes for himself
nor party. but public display of him
self that is ridiculous and disgusting to a
large majority of the people. For the
sake of humanity. il not politics, call him
off the stump.
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Then She sat Dow

In Hawai- SAID ine man who was oc-
cupying The greater part ot two seats. the
woue1 have hCss ioT pets"
In The Iuted State@' sajt :aa woman
whc Mas banging OF n a strap. apparent
y speaking q tire woman EeXt Ia her
'-tae Wcren marry H0gs
Immediate thereafter three men got IN
and made believe f1al they really pre-
isrt.4 q sand --CaI.Asa Post
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The frequency with which returned klon-
dikers fall victims to the winning ways
O, the sporting element of both sexes
south Of Yesler way would lead Us 10 be-
neve that Dawson is very mild and IN
sophisticated country town situated some
where in Kansas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25

4 ut,le band OF fusion orators visited a
prominent First avenue store yesterday
and inquired the price of Alaska wearing
apparel. They stated that they found great
need for extra warm clothing while cam
palgning this fall. and predict an early
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One Fusion Goyerume mt :.


Stanw0O3 Press.
Six years ago when the Republicans
turned the county affairs over to Demo-
Gratis. Pops and things. the delinquent taxes
amounted TO Sal 81. The delinquent taxes
now amount TO S59o sal 16
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25

Hoquiam Washingtonian
q. Coy. who was the Populist county
commie eioner during the time Mr.. Sells
report showed that the Republicans ran the
county expenses up to $f3,@n. has written
an open letter in which he says the report
Is false.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25
Lacked Patriotism.

rs H9iaer-w ~. Mary. whsr's TIE mat
ter af.S tne ehsiA7
Nary-suse, ms am he's tsNn cry8n' all
he was home because the mar az sells
fvJ.r Se.c Aiu. ~ never Kept s1ar-sq4 r gie5
aasanax ~- Truth
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The excellent health enjoyed ny the sail
ors and marines is attributed 10 the fact
that the pie man and pop distributor were
easily kept at 4 safe distance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25

The election in Mississippi must be in
Doubt There is sherih's posse of 100
men on, killing negroes near Jackson. in
that state.
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'YcG sag YOU didn't saGer wlih ,ae hea.
W. Yea were sI.n fae 1fIyT''
Net ~ as. nc, - at Tot. see haf :;
a.' exea 50 fnst ! So letters reg4Isriy
from Boston gl-i"--Gh.eago Pest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25

Pendieton East Oregoniar,
Col Lewis was In the army during the
war and hae not yet fully recovered from
tho fever which Frustrated him.
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Ii Hung Chang.

wsgGsr 50 again stray
SW}stis aaa gaviy tcsarG the scP.
J. / aW getting 5s+sT~ ~ sk&S.
Or merely fsE AD3sheT GTce-
~ 4ss.1asIou slar.
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SEATTLE THEATER-The Bennett-Heg-
esuAnn Company.
THIRD AVENUE THEATER -- The
South Before the War
FOOD SUOW-Armcry hail
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KING COUNTY REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For Com sn tssi0nerss

GEORGE N. gibson First District
L. G.. SMITH ...............Second District
H. F. GRIFFITH ...Wseckmaste
Thomas H cANN ...... Justice Of Peace
L. MATHEWS ....... .... ....... Constable
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What q Difference
These Will Make

In the appearance of your
suit. a finish will appear
that will add a grace and
charm remarkable.
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For Senator's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25

TIE yaslcw ,oss~ra. >neers ~ Judge nay
are row oetns Reproduced ~ the spanish
;-sa< wae very heartily Indoors IT, senta-
rser. ;hat couai-y lawyers are oui e plsce
IN tae great <ane 81 diplomacy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-15

The following deeds in real estate
transfers were yesterday filed for record
in the office OF the county clerk and re-
corder:
Catherine Murphy and Patrick i.
Murphy TO John Tomulty. lot No. ), in
block e5. city of Anaconda. considera-
ton, l,S0e
Fred Gangner to Joseph Gangner,
one-half Of the south 90 feet of lot L.
in block so, city of Anaconda; constd-
GRAFTON. 81 900
Bernardo Giancoli to Louis Calestine
the south half of lot ). in block 81, In
the Eastern addition to the city of Ana
conda consideration, 5000.
Mary Campbell To NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick,
lot IA, in block g. in the Eastern addi-
ton tn the city of Anaconda; considera-
ton $500.
The Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany to Mary Campbell. lot NJ, II. in
block 81, In the Eastern addition TO the
city OF Anaconda: consideration, 5000.
The Anaconda Copper Mining com
pany to the trustees of school district
No. 10, lots Nos. ]. >. 3 and 5, in block
81. in the Eastern addition to the city
of Anaconda; consideration, 81, 500
George Oulette 10 Louis Dufour. the
north one-half of lot 70. and the north
one half of the east one-half of lot 10
in block g.. in the Eastern addition to
the city OF Anaconda; consideration
SAo5
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
No Matters of Importance Disposed OF.
Decree of Divorce.


After the exciting events of last week
in the district court. when the court
room at all times contained a big crowd
of curious spectators, yesterdays pre-
ceedings dwindled down to the very
smallest proportions. Little business
of general interest was transacted and
court adjourned early in the day. All
this week is expected to be put in on
small civil cases, the hearing of mo-
tions and other matters which are of
not any great interest to the general
public.
In the matter of the divorce proceed
ings Of Laura Kau vs.. Joseph kau a
decree of divorce was signed and or
dered entered.
In the case of John Lewiston against
Annie Dudley, q decree was ordered en-
tered in accordance with the stipuia-
tions on file in the matter in favor of
the plaintiff for ST. 1874. principal and i'm
terest, with $3.50 as costs and $113 at
torneys' fees, to be lien on the prem
ises, which are To be sold to satisfy the
decree. A stay of execution was grant
ed until May Is.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph
Marshall, an order was made to sell the
personal property.
In the case of NJ. J. Fitzpatrick
against the Inter Alta Mining COM
pany the demurrer was overruled and
the defendant was given 10 days TO
answer.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Several Offenders Appear Before Judge
Fitzgerald.

Fitzgerald.
In police court yesterday several
over-Sunday offenders We're up to ex-
plain the why's and wherefore of GER
tain fights and disturbances.
John Doe and Matt Hefferon. who
engaged in a rough and tumble fight in
a ommerciaI avenue saloon on Sunday
evening, acknowledged their obstrep-
erous actions and they We're each
fined $40.
Cliff Medium, formerly a resident
of Anaconda, but recently of unknown
whereabouts, dropped into town again
on Sunday night. and he was immedl-
ately picked up by the police When
brought up before the court yesterday
Medium said that he had merely come
to town to see his child and had no in
tention of staying here. Twenty dol
lars We're put up as a bond for him
and he was allowed to 60. II he does
not leave town this morning the $50 will
find its way into the treasury.
Barney Reed was given a fine of $50
for Vagrancy.
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filled the place, was a competent man,
and he thought he should be con-
firmed.
Mayor Lesser said that he understood
the fire department was giving general
satisfaction and that the people were
all pleased with it, and therefore he
would propose the name of Pike for
confirmation. The vote upon the con-
firmation was unanimous, and Pike
was declared a permanent fireman
The electric light and water company
bills which had not been filed before
were then entered and referred to the
finance committee, after which the
council adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-15

Yesterday was St. Valentines day,
and the day was properly observed in
the way it usually is. The postoffice
and letter carriers had their hands
more than full in asserting and deiiy-
ering the missiyes throughout the city.
The line of valentines this year is
noticeable Improvement over those of
previous years. The designs in hand
kerchief cases. veil cases and other or
namental and useful articles were
especially good. The usual stock of
valentines containing within their folds
hidden verses of love and affection were
abundant. The alleged funny vaien-
tine. with its outrageous pictures and
more outra geous doggerel at the bot
tom. was also in evidence. but it Is a
noticeable fact that in late years this
manner of insulting ones enemies has
fallen more and more into disuse
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-15
CALF WITH A SEALS HEAD |
One of the Most Remarkable
Freaks Ever Seen.
FOUND AT WARM SPRINGS
The Monstrosity Has Been Mounted and
Affords Interest to Many-Theory
of the Manner in Which
1t Was Produced.

One of the most unaccountable and
highly interesting freaks that has ever
been seen in this city was brought here
yesterday. 1t is a monstrosity in the
calf line, but it lays the two-headed
and six-legged calves in the shade.
The freak is a calf with the head of
seal and without legs. Mention was
made few months ago in the stand
ard of such calf having been born
down near Warm Springs. The animal
was dead, of course. The freak was
secured by a man in Anaconda who
takes an interest in such things, and
he sent it away to a taxidermist, who
mounted it and sent it back. 1t arrived
yesterday.
The freak is about two and one half
feet in length. The rear part of it's
body is that of a normal calf, being
covered with a coat OF white and red
spotted hair. The tail is also perfect.
Where the neck of young calf usual
ly begins the red and white hair on this
freak begins to give way to a hair OF
brown color. From the shoulders the
neck and head of the seal begins. The
neck is long and has the graceful COM
tour of the water animals. The head
is that of Il normal young seal pup.
Even the tusks of the seal are seen in
embryo. The tuSkS are covered by a
coat of reddish skin, but they are
perfectly visible for all that.
One peculiar feature of this alto
gether peculiar monstrosity is that it
is entirely devoid of legs. Where the
legs of an ordinary calf begin there
are, on this freak, stumps, the bottoms
of which are perfectly smooth and flat.
These stumps are covered with the
white and red hair. The freak as
mounted has its head raised into the
air, in the manner of seals when in the
water and the rear portion lies fiat.
1t is altogether very curious sight.
The freak ought to prove an interest
ing study to anatomists and persons
who are learned in such matters. The
knowledge of the circumstances by
which such a phenomenon could be
brought forth would be of more than
general interest. The theory generally
accepted by men who have seen it, is
that the COW from which the calf came.
short time prior to its birth. caught
sight of a seal, and the sight had such
an effect upon her mind that il was
communicated to her offspring. This
theory is in way substantiated by the
fact that a short time prior to the find
ing of the freak. circus passed
bered among its menagerie properties
a herd of seals. 1t is probable that the
mother of the calf. while gazing at the
passing train, saw one of the seals
raise its head.
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"STREETS OF NEW YORK. /"
A Strong Neiodrama AT the Unto
Family Theaier This week.

Strong Melodrama nj the Union
Family Theaier This Week.
The we'll known and always popular
melodrama, streets OF New York.
opened at this popular family resort last
night to a well filled house in spite of
the counter attractions and bad wealth
er. The scenes of the play are laid in
New York city and depict the bright
and dark side of metropolitan life. The
play opens during the great financial
strife of 1897 and shows the ends the
rogue reached to save financial ruin.
the poor dupes, whose savings have
kept the rogue from failure but dragged
as victims down to utter poverty and
to the verge of suicide. The play ends
by the recovery of the lost fortune 10
the owners, and the piece ends happily.
The play is IN seven acts, With many
difficult and complicated stage settings,
which made the piece on the opening
night run rather long. This is always
remedied after the first performance
The play is In the hands of a very
clever cast, each and every one being
we'll capable of handling their respect
i've parts. THE Streets of New York
will be played until Friday. when 1t
gives way to that roaring comedy.
Files i'm a Web.
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TO THE kL0NDlKE.
Anaconda VIII Contribute Her share 10
the Rush for Alaska.

the Rush for Alnska.
It is expected that Anaconda will fur
nish its share. If not more. of the peo-
pie who are going to Alaska this spring
The movement for the West has al
ready begun from this city and before
the rush is over at least 100 people will
have shaken the cold and ice Of Ana
conda from their feet for the cold and
ice Of the Yukon.
Some days ago party of five or six,
headed by Nose Dezell. left for Seat
tie with a complete outfit including
about 20 selected dogs. This party has
been followed almost daily by others.
Yesterday a party of half dozen
boarded the train for the coast. The
party is headed by Malcolm Martin,
brother OF County Clerk and Recorder
Martin, and p. Pagan, formerly chief
% police of this city.
Most of those who have left Ana
conda for the Klondike thus far are
heading for Seattle. and from that
point will engage steamer passage for
the North. Since the interested cities,
however. have been advertising the adj
vantages Of the overland trails from
Great Falls and Spokane. many intend
ing klondikers will go that way. Some
OF those who have packed their grips
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Mining Application No. aoe3.



L. = Land Office. Helena. Mont. Feb.
il. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that John r.
Bordeaux whose postofiice address Is
Butte. Mont has this day filed an appli-
cation for a patent notice of which was
posted on the 9Th day of January. 1888,
for sG6.5 linear feet, the same being for
1856 feet in an easteriy and 327.9 feet in
u westerly direction from the point Of
discovery on the North Atlantic lode min
ing claim. situated in Georgetown tunorg.1
mining district Deer Lodge county. Mon
tana. the position. course and extent OF
the said mining claim. designated by an
official survey thereof. survey no.
522S frac. township No. n. range No.
10 w. being more particularly set forth
and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof on file in this office. as
follows. to-wit: Beginning at cor. No. !.
a limestone, size unknown. witnessed by
bearing trees and marked i-5,2 rs for COR
ner No l. from which the cor. 10 Sec
lions = 8 II and IL. frac. T. N, r. Ii
w bears S. 30 degrees i minutes W.
9157.i feet: running thence $. 10 degrees
35 minutes f. 1865 feet thence n. 80 de-
grees w 135 feet; thence \. 70 degrees. -
minutes W. 4665 feet: thence 5. - degrees
T. i35 feet To cor. No. /. the place OF
beginning. containing an area of lilo acres,
from which an area of OBJ acres in con-
hict with survey No. :, 16a Is excluded and
not claimed. leaving an area Of 9.Ss acres
claimed by applicant for patent all of
which Is in conflict With survey No.
2.l7l
The location OF this mine is recorded in
the Office of the recorder Of Deer Lodge
county on page $50 in book E of Lodes.
The adjoining claim on the east Is sur
vey No. 2.32s. ORC Elmo lode. William
Thompson applicant: on the south is the
Short Shift lode tunsnrveyeei1 John Me-
IntEre II al claimants, and on the north
r survey Ne. 5.15S, Golden Wedge lode
Henry l.. Frank applicant
w. e, cox. Register.
JOS II. Harper. Z. S. Claim Agent.
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and well-drilled chorus of pretty young
ladies. The special features are the
original and famous Kilanyi living pic
lures, a Spanish ballet. march of the
Columbia Guards. six daily hints from
Paris and the Hurrah Dudes. The
company of 20 people includes Master
Thomas Meade. a phenomenal boy
tenor the Herald Square quartette.
Tom Peasley. Marie Conchita. Connie
Thompson. Francis Gaillard. Thomas
II. Ince, George ID. Cunningham, Fl. J.
Turner, George Ovey and others.
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In Judge Donoghue's court yesterday
Peter Webb was sent up for 80 days.
Webb was found around town on sun
day by Under Sheriff Daily trying to
sell some razors. The sheriff arrested
him and undertook To take him to Jail.
Webb declared that he would turn the
town upside down before he would be
taken into custody. by means of IA lit
tie persuasion on the part Of DAILY
hand on his coat collar, however. ne
soon reached the jail.
Blame Mclaughlin WAS given 10 days
for vagraney
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FOr sals "
A. c. McKinnon
Mining Application No. 1924.


Il. S. Land Office. Helena. Mont, Feb.
H. 1898.
Notice il hereby given that John r.
Bordeaux and Andrew ]. Davis, whose
postoffice address is Butte. Mont, have
this day flied an application for patent
tnotice of which was posted ON the 9Th
day of January. 1881. for 80 linear feet.
the same being for 255.5 feet in north
easterly and 73.5 feet In a sonthwesterly
direction from the point Of discovery on
the Mcdonald lode mining claim. situated
In Georgetown tunorgD mining district,
Deer Lodge county. Montana, the post
ton, course and extent 0f the said mining
claim designated by an official survey
thereof. as survey No. Sgt fractional
township No. ) N. range No. 10 w, being
more particularly set forth and described
in the official field notes and plat thereof
ON file in this office as follows. to-wit; Be-
ginning al the west loo. cor. lime
stone 36x20x10 inches. set Il inches deep
witnessed by bearing trees and marked
1-5 22l for cor. No, ], from which the
cor. to sections I. S, Il and Is. fractional
T. N. r. is w. bears 5. IS degrees Il
minutes. - seconds W. 8, 100 feet running
thence y. 60 degrees f. ST feet. thence >
ID degrees +. IS feet: thence 5. II degrees
w. AT feet. thence y. % degrees w. $50. )
feet 10 cor. No. j. the place Of beginning.
containing an area Of 1.i8 acres claimed
by applicants for patent
The location al this mine Is recorded in
the Office Of the recorder of Deer Lodge
county on page go in book Il OF Lodes.
The adjoining claim on the east is sur
vey No. 2.s1o. Pomeroy lode, john X. Gil
bert - al. applicants. on the west Is sur
vey No. 5151. Hold Fast lode Henry l..
Frank applicant. and on the northwest is
survey No. 2.529 orc Emo lode William
Thompson applicant.
w u. cox. Register.
Jos. II. Harper. Z. ). Claim Agent.
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A Good Time.

The masquerade ball given at Turner
hall last evening by the Daughters of
Rebeccah was attended by an immense
number of young people. The cos
tunes worn by the masqueraders We're
original and in the majority of cases
unique. Everybody seemed determined
to win one of the many prizes offered.
The affair throughout was of model
character, being pleasant in the ex-
IRENE. The big crowd was good-na-
tured and all enjoyed an evening OF
fun. Many a laugh was caused by the
comic antics of the masqueraders. Aft
er lunch the masks We're removed, and
the dance continued until late in the
morning.
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Meyers piano store. III East Park.


That gorgeous burlesque, 1892 will
be seen at the Margaret theater Thurs
day. Feb. T.. The big spectacle this
year is bigger and better than ever.
and the company a most capable one.
Stuart. the male Patti with his Won
derful voice and marvellous gowns is
the Queen Isabella. There is a large
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Examination for teachers certificates
will be held on Feb. Is and 10. 1898. in
my office in the Shields building. Ana
conda ANNA QIIGLEY,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
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for the North have definite plans of
action which they expect to follow. but
a good many others will take their
chances of something turning up.
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The complsse Flour Chest.

We respectfully request every family
in the city 10 examine our new article
when we call al your homes. Eidred s.
Morrow. Office Hotel Shoemaker.
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Notice.

All members Of the Copper City
Clerks, assembly No 76S K. Of l.. are
requested to meet in regular meeting
tonight at Foskett hall.
A. \. FISHBURN. NJ. W.
w. B. MACY. r. 5.
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Anaconda Steam Laundry, sos E. Park.
Note Important Changes Made in b., A..
& T. Time Table, Effective Sunday,
February -.

FebruaTy 10.
b., A. g. P. railway trains now leave
Anaconda as follows:
No. ., for Butte, Helena. Great Falls
and intermediate points, daily at $40
a. m.
No. 4, Butte express, connects at Sill
yer Bow with Oregon Short Line for
all points South. East and West, daily,
at 3 p. m.
No. 6, for all points, local and
through on Great Northern and North
ern Pacific and their connections,
daily, at p. m.
For further information, see time
table on another page.
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For reliable plumbing go to J. A.
Hasley, 215 Oak street.