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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-09

While all diplomats unite in asserting with much
cheerful assurance that the peace conference The
Hague will do a world of good, not of them has
YET soecifed any good it is likely. to do the world.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-09

DIR. Briggs may possibly find church big and
broad enough to receive him and his creed but it is
doubtful if he find pulpit that will bear the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-09

Edward Atkinson may be set down as another man
who talks too much, even though he thinks right
Choate Jordan, Coghan, Kautz, Atkinson and Mrs
Frye-t is an ustrious list
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-09

The Wrong Mr.. Wright" is the title OF play pro-
duced at the Macdonough in Oakland last night for
the first time Oaklanders declare that the play seems
to be an old one to them
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-09

The latest suggestion for Democratic ticket ir
1900 is Bryan and Belmont and the initials would be
very good warning OF the bad business that would
follow their election.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
NH1lIa lQrtgaill'
So 1sB-

S'l- .
max, gdzie sic b1l %. dw6ch
lat osiedlil, ludzie ME mieli.
do niego zaufania.
Bo lake chceeeiie! spo *. <
go zawsze : ksiazeczka "
reku. Cucugahczycy m6wil'
sobie: On On. mic, ale to mic a
mic ME umie ten n IA; dokt6r,
ciag,lle czytt i czyta. esli zas
czYta, 70 ma to ably sic uczyt,
jesli potrzebuie sic ucgye, to.
ola te { e j MIC nc. ME E. 'un'ie; a
jesli mic ME unie, TO znaczy.
Il 49,. .S1==s;.s..:1
v TEN rozumowaniu, jak W
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w " niedziele pred .ozna-
s ,:z''l |: ee 3 q ||.' eme |l''1E|}||Iz o &c ]:
g 5 i''1'|zI b y tax Il': ja Y
k SIS q Y czasie 4 M Z; sw ~ y
lp,ii.ezkny .dzieh Wielkiieinoey:
Zaledvie zegar RACIAL bic
|dwu y gdy pan q. .' doktor,
;pomny swej obietni 9 I, przy-
tyf caly czarno ubrany. Me
}atwo M bylo przez t}um sic
przedostat, musial sobie tro-
che lokciami dopomodz, aby
dotrzet do krzyza i wskoczyt
ma postument.
Fam sklonil sic, spluna}
nos utar} i tax p%rzem6wil:
Obiecalem WAN, moi
kochani, wskrzesit umarlego
Il dotrzymam slowa. Prosze 9
cisze! .Zareczam wan, ze M
lest rownie iatwo powolat dc
zycia Jak6ba, Jana, Anke
Barbara, jak Macieja luz
Sym ona. Czy chcecie, abym'
w 81 i'es szymoaa J: teg g SC
tblisko rok temu zmar} ma "a
palenie blony?
Przepraszam pana dokto.
"a = rzeknie natychmias1
| = -.... :. 80 . . ~. g to - .-''--s.-~r-
Katarzyna, wdowa pc Szymo,
ME. O! %zapewne; by}o te
poczciwe cz}owieczysko. By.
liam z>nim bardzo szczesliwa
cplakiwac go bede TAX dluge
fraakt dlugo:m Pan Bog oaz>
zachowat raczy! Ale MECH &C
[pan dol e. ME wskrzesza,
DO widzi pan, ko nee
mietsiaca ke h:zy mi sic &aloba,
a moi rodzice chca koniecz+
ME mnie wyda9 va: tego DUE
go PyskaIe co to- pan $dokto'
H.. 49,. -
vie, Ga I'd dis "a tydzied czyta<
Ete5a J.. zapowied III. pierv see :.
ostatnie. Juz nawet> dosta}a n
p%odarunki. b.
= Jak1e to dobrze, re m
Ito m6wicie, Katarzyno!.,. No,
ia gdybym v,skrzesil Anne
tie ktora " san
[dzieh Matki Boskjej Grom'
nicznei?
= A niech&e Pan Bog
Ebroni i strzeze! - zawola
GJak6b Lamek. Aoka byI;
[moja iona. DziesieG lat pre-
[zylismy re SODA, dziesiet LAT
cz,scowych, Gale cucugar
|swiadkiem. Niechze Ank;
Hey gdzie ia po}ozyli dls
|swego i mego spokoju: Praw.
DIVA jedza, panic doktorze
luparta lax osie}, a leniea., {
Ebrudna, a obdarta A do tegc
rece, jak dzlurawy worek. 9
leo "a iezYk, to i zmija lep
..oo1 - =, ~, al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

a,i1n.1le,:sr.Y1kE.ssIhIiglksil q NJ 4 K lI|i|l'lls $50
Al !; kite s !. ,g|,1; Pig P'go I & 4 san
'dajas Il. ofokaas'nu w '1''7' :
|wjelbiac przY tej sposobnoscl
lego rycerskiego ducha.
|. BERLIN. sier5ant ma.
|jor Albrecht z 129 pu}ku
zostal aresztoWat'y W B}d-
goszczy "a wydanie ROSY
plan6w twierdz prusk'eh !
mobilizacyl armii niemieckiej.
|Gdy 90 wieziono do wiezienia
|fortecznego W Szpandawie,
|zdo1al ucjec i dotad 90 ME
Prawdopodobnie
schron,l sic do R3syi.
JAKlM sPosoBEM ia.
brYxuje siet Austryi prote.
stant6w, Q TEN ii formuje mas
Reichspo;t, kt6ra pis re, re
n. 2: W Czechach o%tfzymuie
od agitator6w guldeoa kazdyy,
{kto przechodzi ma protestant
Ityzm. To .samo potwierdza
konserwatywne pismo, Wy
chodzace " Gracu: kt6ie.
donosi, re jedne) z pan, znanej
Z dobroczynnosci, ofiarowano
Is gulden6w i stale utrzyma-
nie. Wiemy teraz, ma co So
przeznaczone sunny, Jake tax
skrzetnie zbieraja W %ce5arstwie
niemieckiem dlEa9 big ieldoy'e@hh 81.
enc6 Y auts try yak ~: x 'os
Is5:a- -z i4VG ~. .oi<
~otrzYmahy
przez Kuryer Warszawski "
tvch dniach z Montevideo,
1donj6sE o powrocie wyprawy.
do bieguna poludniowego, W
kt6rej~brali udzial rodacy nasi:
= #<.4il : J.. 81. Il - So -: ~
.Henryk ArctoNskiidi "A. Dor
lbrowolski. Pfaceso adokonane:
1s1E, HE@Jsaco% ;Hza'E:: z
przez cz}onk6w wy2rawy, So
bardzo poWaznes HWyn|kll
.podr6zy So swietne, odkryr
to znaczne przestrzeEie z:em
nieznanych ma morzu Wede]la
oraz nieznane NORA czynne
wulkanY ma oce2nie Po'udnio-
wynn.
~ -: "a.
PETERSBURG. Kiedy
ma uniweysyteci tutejszym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

'Mstsafy vyaviesy o ''g'
A l!.,l ! a, a: Myspy
Tonga 1 - P ! 4, ]. |. &. &:
Monaghan q, 8 s. w'alczyl przeciW
81 t III . I. ZEE "a til "a sssss..S
jWoloWnikom- krajoWym, tax
..ssiisssSEss Il ssss III sAt !. lE sszafzssss
,dlugoo., az upadlSSokrytY, rama
III Il es h. ! ss= III !. i + IElSaarr 80. i "
mi. Krajowcy podniesli GO Z
pola bitvy jeszese zywego !
As =.ss +, lE No. E : &C! 1ssrE=-,.
ME czekaia S. ] E Sm' '9
scieli go. Podobnie postapili
Z 4! s. ~ ssls:s4E:a. i Ei:sgss B..
z lego towarzyszem Lansdale.
Obaj scisci nalkezz &: do zalogi
i 4.tszz4t is I il siAf% EzaN
parowca Philadelphia. /.
FL Fl 49, y y
POWODZ MA SAHARZE.
= Ma olbrzym:ej puszezy W
po|nocznei Afryee, !. zwanej
Sahara sro1y sic. obecrie
prawdziwY p!otop.< Rzeki wy
<. - II 81 *= +: ! Il = As'i@..:
stapily 2 brzegg6wy i Z sza 1l, on 2
szyokoscia zalaly oRromne
| cbszary pustynnej .niziny.
Mn6stwo drew W oazach
4 go II >. :" -..G-- !. =hst; -" =. q 49,
woda wyrwala : korzenlami
t-: ~ Il z=.E.z.4 III: ( E:..s 60 81.
| i unios}a. Wsr6d ludnoscl
{ $ -. -. ::z.z* "*3s, = n: f.
paouje nieop'sana trwoga'
V - i -: = j
PARYz, = Pred sadem
::-. i: II s.r+: a s..s'a.. -. i:
) kasacyjnym W sprawie Drei
s&: - / i 8 %!tts II a. III
fussa udowodniono, re owo
sekretne ,.bordero,, (dopisek)
napisal baron Esterhazy'
| Zcna baroaa wskutek tego
podala wniosek do sadu G
rozwod. !. Ia. =
Naczelnego ~iodpowiedzial-:
nego redaktofa nFlgaf "a
skazano ma 500, marek kerry
ii. 49, z.yy, II III q: ~ =
"a og'oszen 1it: $, j Prot ok. q
sledztwa W sprawie Dreyfssa'
Figaro" podaje< sp /:
DAME Z ze1nania Majora For
| zzinetti, kt6rY W roku 1894, a
vice " czasie, gdy pre x )
zostaI s*azany, III "! :dyre* ! !;
sem wiezienia ,, C her l., :
stwierdza ten iwiadek, &c
nieprawda jest; iakob B, Dfe Y.
fus mial kiedykolwiek PREY.
znac sic DO why w oDee
majora Attels.
O. o.
Il ~ ! . s~z y q / .
KAPlTAN. Il a N! e:'sl,
60 okr4tu Raleigh R 6 kt6ry tory
wr6c'l do New .Yorku.z pod
Man,li gdzie byt W pamiet.
nj bitwie I maja, p '1 n ','' a
~ -. s@S5.s.S = ..ss >s. :, go
ma bankiecie nowojorskiegc
So = =!!s III :;'z4*s, =sS : !
Klubu Union League ! (. k{!r r
kowal W spos6b gburowaty
zachowanie sic Niemc6w ma
Il. A4s;;.A E"~=. *...
Filipinach: J.! REe e Or + t, p )
" d%oslownem brzmieniu. move
---Y E ~ !: ,.!E. 10y ~ 49, t--.+ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
.FQToGRAFlsTA
Bauer
Cor. 5 & Johnson Str.

Cor. S & Johnson. Str.
W will naprzzeciw novel Miej-
skiej Bibli il: " W inc
.najleptej >fotografowat mozo
re wszystkich innych| takich
artyst6w - z powodu, re me-
najlepiej urzadzon4 pracowniiaa
w. m:escie re wszechs stron
oswietlona. Fotogg1rafiie' jego
zast6sowane So Dc najdowszej
mody zawsze dobrze tra6one
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
.. r. e. =
ZE SWIATA.

r. 80 :. : - -
NIENCY. - Niemieckie
Ipisma pocieszaia sic, lie spra-
we Samosiska da sic m!mo
wszystkich trudnosci zalatwic
ma drodze pokojowej. - Mkt
o tenn ME wa,pi, chodzi tylko
10 to: jak Niemcy wyjda z
|calej awantatu1y. Nam sic
Ewydaje, ze mimo >wszystkich
.upiekszed 49, Niemcy o1rzy-
ma}y d~otkliwego sz2rutka W
NOS. s.
:-
10
"3 g = -"
APIA, ma wyspie Samoa.
Swiezo zasz}o upakarzaja-
ce ola NIemc6w starcie mic
dry %niemjeckim oficerem a
amerykahsklm zo}nierzem
stojacym ma posterunku.
Posterunk zazada} cd oficera
1%legitymacyi. Officer odpowie-
dial. ze jej ME pctrzebuje.
Wtenczas zolnierz uderzyt
W twarz dodajac:
~,,powiedz twoim, re spotkafes
sic z Amerykaninem."
SIDNEY v Australia. i. =
w bitwie pomiedzy dWiema
krajowc6w, stoczonej
t- rEEEE| -
pod Vallejo, stracili stronnicy
Mataafy 100 rannych ! pole
glych. Niemiecki officer Won
Buelow, ktorzy oddzizly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
" - -. :.l..!H.
JoZ. w. JerecZek
j. ST $ O !
NY
R6g 6tei MI ave.


Sprzedaje mianowicie4 wszy-
stko, co robotnicy najczeSciej
zmuszeni sd kupowat, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO.
CERNE, BUTY ITRZEWI.:
ILL DIE
:UBRANIA
KAP CzAPEKIl, a
take TOWARY YARDO~
WE rome lime ROZMAI-.
.TOSCl. @ <~''*f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04

-,,s:> ::%< 4. q, 81. -.
PETERSBURG R: : Kiedy
ma uniwessyteci tutejszym:
mialy: sic odbye egg e a !:
p6lroczne; zglosilo sic do Mich
oko|o stu sfuchaczy, koledzy>
obrzucnli ich jednak ia ul:cy
grozbami i wyzwiskamj. Bra
my uniwersytetu zastali stu
denci obsadzone agentami
(policyi. Ostatecznie tylko
czterdziestu s+udent6w przy-s
stapi}o do ~egzamjn6w. Nasta-s
PLY tez MOVIE aresztowania,
| OK: - - 1873 -aTt%r =.--- 'F# 80. = -FsSE-
tax, il .obecoie ogolem $50
student6w siedzi W wiezieniu.
R6wnoczesnie wybuchly zno-
WI zaburzenia W innych wy.
szych zak}adach maukowych,
|.jak Ak t'1t " instytucie cyw'lnych
inzynier6w, W korpusle les
nik6w, instyiucie technologicz-
nym i instytucie g6rniczym
imienia carowej Katarzyny
Take v wyzszych zakladach
naukowych zehskich Wre i
bury. sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-04
Iteezniea

.a1'm1em. est 1seeaa . ]as''aa.)ak
slohce, ze e,s \ b'ylo 9 !. a; mecizar'nia
ME do zp;esienia hmiet dwie
baby " domu. b to TO juz ]
jednej dosyd. moi Boze! a
wiec W takim razie wskrzesze.
DO " kodcu moi koeh q 2;
trzeba przecie, abym chof
jednego wskizesil... Q, '3juz
wiem... tego p~oczciwego Plo-
ira.
Majstra Piotra, re Sta
rej-Wsi? pyta Felix's
Mrugala.
Tax, w}asnie.
Moi biedny ojciec!
'Swiec Psnie jego dusz5! Me
wskrzeszaj go pan, panic
doktorze, DO gdyby powr6c:l
do 7ycia, a zobaczyl W. jakim
okropnym nieladzie So nasze
interesy. to SERGE by mu peklo
boleSci. On tax pragna}
widziec mas w milosc!
zgolzie i wsp6,lne'j ). piracy. a
|mysmy sic podzielili tym
!kesem c%jcowizny, kt6ry on
nam zostawiF, &C przytem
by}o kldtni, co b6jek! | be-
procesu sic ME obesz}o. o.
Ieden drugiemu mafo oczu
ME wydrapa}. Jest.5snas SEES
cicero: czterech braci dwie
siostry, kazdemu Pan Bog da}
liczpa rodzine, wiec2tez kazdy
ciagnie W swoia srrone i kie-
rule w6de ma sw6j .mlyn. A
ze bogaty Mkt z MS ME jest,
~ Po" III
(Doko1czenie nastapi):.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-28

meeting ordered that $500 piano be
purchased and that the district appro-
pirate money enough to swell the en-
tertainment fund to $780, The Baby
Grand was purchased and the trustees
visited the High school auditorium and
paid their respects to the Baby Grand
1t gave entire satisfaction.
AT another and later meeting of the
board it was agreed that in apprecia-
ton of the efforts of the class the trus-
tees assent to the proposition Of a
"house warming or musical soiree in
honor of the new piano. Tomorrow
nights entertainment will be the cul-
mination.
The graduating class is expected to
participate. Miss Corbin's class will
give wand drill and there will be vo-
cal and instrumental music and re-
marks by Principal Mckay. The pro-
gramme will be as follows: Represent
ing class '99, Miss Emma Savage; piano
solo, "Troisienne Meditation" (Littolf),
II. A. Amereaux; song, selected, Justin
Butler; reading, THE Second Trial.
Mrs. E. B. Weiriek; violin solo, REV
erie" Vieux Temps, Mrs. Thomas;
wand drill, class '99, Miss Clara Corbin,
director; song ANGELS Serenade"
(Brage). Miss Finnegan; remarks, J..
G. Mckay.
The exercises will conclude with a So
cia1 dance in the gymnasium hall.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-28
IT'S MISSION OF MERCY
st. Paurs Hospital Association
in Temporary Quarters.
IT'S A VAST ENTERPRISE
All Physicians OF the City Will Have
Access to the Institution-Arti-
cles of Incorporation
Filed Yesterday.

The st. Paul's Hospital association
starts out on its mission of mercy and
Christianity to-day. The temporary
quarters will be in the Johnson house.
corner of Montana and Gold streets.
The launching of this vast enterprise
absorbs the Wells hospital. DR.. Wells
will have charge of the contract work
Of the new institution. All physicians
of the city, however, will have access
to the hospital where they may treat
patients.
The plan of the association, which is
composed of members of the state con-
ference of the NJ. e. church, south, is
to erect large and modern hospital.
This will be done as soon as practi-
cable Rev. J. M. Settle said yester-
day that the ministers of the state, ir-
respective of creed, will be treated free
of charge in the emergency hospital
An advisory board will be formed at
once.
The following are the articles of in
corporation fled at 4 o'clock yester-
day.
I'VE, the undersigned, in pursuance
of the resolution, certified copy of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-28
Good Reports From the Butte and Bing-
ham Copper Mines at Bingham, Utah.

The manager, O. Roberts, says that
ore is improving every foot the tunnel
is extended; that there is fair show
ing of native copper; also some ruby
silver in the ore he is taking out. The
tunnel is in rs feet on the vein. w.
H. Nichols, the secretary and broker
for the company, has received samples
of the ore from the mines, which make
an excellent showing. These samples
are open for inspection at his office,
No. West Broadway, Butte, Mont.
The first issue of this stock is selling
rapidly and is about exhausted. The
next issue will be placed at not less
than is cents, and possibly % cents, per
share. The present issue is selling for
cents per share while it lasts. Now is
the time to get in. Patrick Mullen, a
well-known investor and mining man,
has just returned from a visit to the
mines of Utah. He reports a big strike
of rich ore in the Red Wing mines.
Those mines are Immediately adjoining
the Butte & Bingham Mining compa-
nys property, and the fact that this
rich strike has been made in the Red
Wing mines means success for the
Butte & Bingham, as we are on the
same veins.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-28
SYM|PATH|ES ARE CUBAN
Captain Mahoney Is Policeman
IN Havana.
A CONFLICT is POSSIBLE
Spaniards Are Trying to Prejudice the
Americans Against the Cubaps.
Intentions of Uncle Sam
Suspected.

mat eminent Cupdn soldier and pa
triot, Captain Ed. P. Mahoney, of
Butte, who was an officer in the Gu
ban army during the late war with
Spain, and who is now an officer in
the police department of Havana, has
written letter to his friend, Alder
man H. ]. Zayas, of Helena. Captain
Mahoney's sympathies, says the INDIE
pendent, are with the Cuban people,
and he does not hesitate to say that
he believes the American government
is not just in requiring the Cubans to
give up their arms. He says that the
Spanish residents are doing what they
can to prejudice the Cubans against
the Americans. In the course of his
letter he says:
THE Spaniards are doing all they
can to make a conflict possible. They
tell the Cubans that the Americans
killed General Garcia at Washington by
putting poison in his medicine.
Some Cubans claim that the inten-
ton of Uncle Sam in taking their arms
from them does not look all right, and
as far as I can see Uncle Sans actions
of late warrants all the suspicious that
have been aroused on the Cuban side,
If it comes to the point where the
Americans take the arms of the Gu
bans, a number of the latter will fly
to the hills rather than surrender them
what the United States interviewed
for. Was it for the natives of the
island, or was it for the Spanish resi-
dents? The Spaniards have certainly
been shown more favors than the Gu
bans"
In another letter Captain Mahoney
refers to the assassination of one of
Weyler's officers, which was reported in
the press dispatches at the time it
occurred. Captain Mahoney tells of the
feeling that exists among the Cubans
against all of the Spanish officers I'M
der the butcher" In referring to the
affair, he said:
Il guess you have already heard of
how that ex-lieutenant of Spanish
guerillas was killed at San Antonio de
las Banas. / happened to know him,
as I know nearly all such characters
around Havana. He was one of those
who under Weylers orders killed many
a poor pacif1co, entered many home,
killing all therein and putting property
to the torch. No wonder the people
killed him. The brothers, sons and
relatives of the families he killed in the
days of the revolution. swore that he
would never get back to Havana. Last
Sunday vengeance was theirs. and five
minutes after he was killed and mutt
lated, the city was in slumber and
quietness.
1T would be well for Cuba if all this
class were externlinated, for in this
manner they themselves tried to wipe
out the Cuban race. This is one of the
worst cases in Havana province. l
knGs of other towns where if any of
his ciSas return they will not live five
minutes. The whole town will lend a
hand to their determination. as they
did at San Antonio de las Banas'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-28

which is hereto attached and made a
part hereof, do hereby incorporate the
St. Paurs Hospital association, and do
certify as follows, to-wit:
"First-The name of the corporation
shall be the ST. PauPs Hospital associ-
alton.
"Second-The purpose of said cor
poration shall be to carry on all the
work of a hospital in the widest sense
of the word, such as the care of the
afflicted, or those who, for any cause.
need medical or surgical care, and to
this end to procure subscriptions and
donations of money or property,
whether personal or real estate; to re-
ceive requests and legacies of every
description; for the erection and main
tenance of a building or buildings in
Butte, Mont, or elsewhere in the state.
as necessity may require or ability
permit and particularly to accept do
nations of $1,000 from A. P. Heinze and
$1,000 from Il. Aug. HeinZe, and
$500 from John Macginnis, and three
lots on the northwest corner of Silver
and Montana streets from DR. George
Fl. Wells which lots front 100 feet on
Silver and 80 feet on Montana, and
from DR.. Wells furniture and furnish
ings for hospital, all for the purposes
above mentioned. 1t is fully UNDER
stood that all money, real estate or
other gifts, legacies, etc, are to be
used exclusively for hospital work in
Montana. and especially in Butte.
"Fourth-The term for which said
corporation is to exist is 20 years, if
said limitation shall apply to such cor
poration, and if not the corporation
shall exist for an indefinite length of
time.
"Fifth-The number of trustees of
said corporation shall be 10, at least
nine of whom shall be members of the
M. e. church, south, and hold men,
berships in some church of said de-
nomination in the state, or be men,
Der of the annual conferences; the
the first three months and until their
successors are appointed and qualified
are as follows: A. H. Barrett ]. w.
Kimper, E. o. Morris, c. Macpherson,
J. D. Slemons, A. P. Heinze, j. T.
Baldwin, G. P. Wakeman, G. B. Noble,
J. M. Settle, of Butte; S. B. Tabor.
Deer Lodge; D. B. Price, Helena, and
B. E. Fl. Warren, East Helena Said
trustees shall be appointed annually
by the Montana annual conference of
the M. E. church, south, and each
trustee shall hold office till his sue
cessor is appointed and qualified.
'Sixth-The annual meeting of said
board of trustees and the election of
their officers shall be on the first Tues
day of September in each year in the
city of Butte"
The officers are: A. Fl. Barret, presi-
dent; C. Macpherson, secretary; E. o.
Morris, treasurer; j. M. Settle, general
manager.
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from the contractors estimates on the
Atlantic school building. Referred to
the building committee.
Misses Clara Brown and Norma K
Gebauer We're elected to the substitute
list Of teachers. Mr.. Bachelor, of the
firm of Lynch & Bachelor, appeared be-
fore the board to explain matters re-
garding insurance and inspection of
boilers. Boiler insurance, he said, is
getting to be very popular insurance
a preventive. The matter was referred
to the proper committee.
Superintendent Hendricks was grant
ed leave of absence to attend the meet
ing of the National Educat ional society
at Los Angeles next month. He is also
to be allowed SIS a day for actual living
expenses aside from his transportation.
The board granted the car of state
committee the use of the High school
building as point of concentration Of
the children who are going to march in
the procession. Architect O'Brien re-
ported that Contractor Whiteside was
making slow progress with the Atlantic
street school house. Mr.. Whiteside,
who was present, stated that the brick
had just begun to arrive and that the
men were laying it as rapidly as posi-
BILE. Mr.. O'Brien objected to certain
work and ordered the contractor to
tear it down. The whole matter was
referred to the building committee
Then the meeting adjourned until
next Wednesday.
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A Number of Counterfcits,

A special from Chicago states that
there are a number of counterfeit
Turks travelling through the country,
representing themselves to be the orig
inal Hall Adali, the conquerer of the
sultan's lion. They dress in Oriental
costume, and IN many places have de-
tailed the public into the belief that
they are the original world-renowned
wrestler Apropos to the above there
are many brands of beer that are rep
resented just as good as Centennial,
Those who are accustomed to using
Centennial beer readily recognize the
difference. There are none that have
the piquant flavor or the thfrst-satis-
flying properties of Centennial, and
there are none more nutritious.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A Number Of Minor Matters Disposed of
by the Trustees.

IHHIteTs
by the Trustees.
The board Of education met last night
and did very little work After dispos-
ing of some minor matters, adjourn
ment was taken until next Wednesday,
the next regular meeting night falling
.on July 4, and the board positively re-
fused to do business on holidays. The
board granted permission to the High
school cadets to use the guns and other
equipment in the Fourth of July par
ade. Tim Reardon notified the board
that he had sold to Fred Whiteside 1888
perch Of building stone, amounting TO
$373; that Whiteside had paid $40, leav-
ing balance of $17S, which amount
Mr.. Reardon asks the board to deduct
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A MUSICAL SOCIAL.
1t Will Be in Honor of "Onr Baby
Grand" Piano.

musical social, complimentary of
the class of '99. will be given in the
High school auditorium tomorrow
night. 1t is to be in honor of Our
Baby Grand. piano. Several months
ago the class gave a performance in
the library auditorium and netted
something over 5000. The entertainment
was given to raise money with which
to purchase a new piano for the High
school auditorium. The money was
turned over to a committee who con-
ferred with a committee of the board of
education with reference to the pur-
chase. Later the board at "a regular