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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
THE COURT STAID BY HIM.

Sioux Falls Journal: 1.-The neatest
piece of sarcasm l ever heard from a
u was made at Madison when Judge
Garland was on the circuit bench of this
district remarked a lawyer this week
While talking to some other people about
laughable things that sometimes happen
IN a court. Lawyer Blank, of Madi-
son. was arguing the side Of a ease he
represented, and after going along for a
While Judge Garland remarked: L be-
lieve the court is with you. 1t is with
YOU This was a decision in Blanks
favor, but he kept right OF with his ar
gument. Pretty soon, the judge said
again that the court vas with him. but
Blank would not quit, and finished his
argument at some length. After he had
finished Judge Garland said: TN spite
of you argument. Mr.. Blank, the court
Is stin with you,' n then Mr.. Blank
tulnbled.
Live turkeys. ducks, geese and chickens
for sale at II West Galena.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
MINING NOTES.

In August, September and October the
and Washoe companies COM
bined earned $ 1000, 600 net per month,
1t is said the ~Amalgamated Copper Co.,
is earning between SIS and SIS per share
per annum on the present price of copper.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
AKTISTlN HAIR.

Those wishing hair jewelry made for
Christmas gifts will please send their
address to Professor Jordan. care of the
Inter Mountain. He will then call for
the hair with samples of the new chain
and pins,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
HELENA-'FRlsCO STOCK.

Stock in the Helena-Frisco can be sub
scribed for at the office of the Thompson
Investment company, No. 48 East Broad
way, Butte, or at their New York office,
Rooms 1914 and 1915, Commercial Cable
building. 90 Broad street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
NOTICE TO

The regular examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the office of
the county superintendent of schools, No
Vember l 7and IS, 1899.
B. p. DOWNEY.
- County Superintendent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
$50 sets OF teeth SO. DIR. Wix.

What is the altitude of Butte? One of
G~allogly's souvenir thermometers will
tell you.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

The Scandinavian Brotherhood will give
a masquerade ball Thanksgiving evening,
Nov. 80, at Scandal hall. $
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

John Reynolds pleaded guilty to the
charge of disturbing the peace and was
fined $40, as was also Charles Nalley.
Reynolds was arrested by Officer McNal-
ly. and on the way to the Jail Nalley in
terferred and attempted to liberate the
prisoner.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

a. Make a deposit on your Xmas
* gifts-haNe them aid aside and
get our Souvenir.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

John N. Olson, Music Teacher and Or
chestra, 126 West Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

Jay Sullivan. a boy whose years ave
several times saved him from the reform
school,. pleaded not guilty to the charge
of attempted robbery. He was caught
under the bed of f. G. Pentield and F. r.
Fossbinder's room in the Lenox lodging
house Saturday night, having gotten into
the house on the plea that he was a mes
boy on an GRAND. He will be tried
Tuesday,.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

Tim Mahoney, whose indecent exploits
have several times necessitated police at
tention, was before Judge Sullivan this
morning, charged with indecent exposure.
He entered a plea of guilty, shed a few
tears and gasped for breath when the
judge tined him $50. Then his honor read
him a lecture in regard to his unmanly
cOnduct
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
&t.< Souvenir. a Pepper and Salt Set.
sterling silver mounted given Mon
lay, Tuesday n Wednesday,

We cordially invite you to our open
ING, Monday and Tuesday. E.. e. Gall
logly & Co.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

Fred Herman, bartender at Kitchens
saloon on South Main street. entered a
plea of guilty to the charge of assault
and was fined $40.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20
WASHED NUT COAL S4.COAT TON

No lust. No clinkers, will start fire
quicker, give more heat, last longer than
any other coal on the market. 1t has
no eQua for cook stoves aad ranges.
That Is what customers say. Once r,sed
you will use no other. Are We saving
you any money at our prices.
Lump, $3.50 per ton. Office S1i Utah
ave. Telephone 276.
r. j.. JOHANNES. Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

Gallogly's souvenir opening, Monday
and Tuesday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

Live turkeys. ducks. geese and chickens
for sale at II West Galena.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-20

The Amalganated officials are dec1a ,a,1
nrm IN the opinion that a 17-cent conner
market or better Will rule for many
months to come.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-15

If you want your goods at oDce telephone Knox < smart. K
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OFFICIAL COUNT
In Kentucky Continues, With Many
 Complications.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 13 The tan. gle growing out of last weeks cleo tion grows worse with each day. This was the third day of the off. cial count, but the work of the couu. ty boards of canvassers disclosed little information to clear the situa- tion. Chairman Long of the Re publican campaign committee today repeated hls claim of plurality of 3, III for Taylor, based on official returns frem 110 counties and un- official returns from the remaining nine. The Democratic papers and leaders here have ceased to give figures, but specials from Frankfort quote Candidate Goeoel and other party leaders as saying they are confident of the success of the Ken ton county man.
 One of the contests involves the vote of Knox county, which gave Taylor 1, ,398 plurality. Today Bar boursville, the county seat was vls- tied by hundreds of people interest ed il the result, their avowed pur- pose being to see that justice is done. Counsel for Candidate Fay Tor began action in Knox county circuit court to compel the county election officers 10 certify the vote to the state board of election com missioners. The contention is oyer 42 ballots from the First precinct but the petition filed by Taylor's counsel asserts that the election officers purpose to throw out the entire county. Judge Brown grant. ed temporary injunction against such action. Johnson and Lewis counties are affected by the Demo cratic charges of Irregularities and there, too, legal complications are likely to arise.
 At HopkinsYille a contest over a precinct which gave Taylor a plu- rtlity of ninety five is delaying the official returns of the vote of Chris tian county, which gave Taylor a plurality of seventy-fve.
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Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Co.
INSURGENTS EVACUATED.
Americans Find No Difficulty in En-
 tering Tarlae.

MANILA, Nov. 13,-1O q. M.-When Col. Bell left Capas, ten miles from Tarlac, at l o'clock yesterday, be intended merely to reconnoiter. He had with him the Tnirty-sixth In- fantry, Slaven's scouts, Troop E of the Fourth cavalry, a battalion of the Twenty and Gatling guns.
 The scouts, mounted, preceded the n, ain body up the railroad. They met hundred rebels at Murccia, bnt the insurgents quickly retreated. The scouts found the depot burning, but extinguished the fire and saved the building.
 The main column marched up the wagon road. but before reaching Tarlac divided, entering the town on both sides at s o'clock without shot being fired. The insurgents had evacuated the place only few hours before setting fire to the sta- tion and tEe rolling stock. They left rear guard of 400 men, who, however, failed to make stand and cover the retreat of the main force of insurgents, as they probably had been ordered to do.
 The rebel ordnance is reported to have been shipped to the town of O'Donnell. The Americans are con-  that the insurgents have not the time necessary to destroy the rail- road.
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Bounty Due Dewey.

NEW YORK, Nov, 13.--A special to the Herald from Washington says: On behalf of Admiral Dewey and his officers and men, W ashington attor- neys have asked the cou"t of claims to find tLat the amount of bounty money due them is $3s2, 800
 The decision of the court will es- tablish precedent which will affect the amount of bounty to be distriD- nted among the ufficers and men of the North AtlaL tic fleet, which destroyed the squadron of Admiral Cervera. Ii the tiOding of the court is in accordance with the request the admirai's share of the bounty will be $l9. .l94.
 Attorneys base 1 heir case upon the claim that the defeated Spanish force was superior to the American squadron. 1t IS not contended that the enemy's fl .et was superior, but that, taking into considerations the guns at CorTegidpr, El Fraile and other forts at the en ntraDce Of the bay and those at Manila and Cavite which fired upon the American ships continuously, the enemy's force was superior.
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REMEMBER POOR IS THE UNDERLYING PRINCE PILE OF THE ODD EEL
 LOWS. A THANKSGIVING TREAT In the Form of An Entertainment and Charity Ball at the Bluff
 City Hall.
A THANKSGIVING TREAT

Thanksgiving day is approaching and so is the grand entertainment of the two Odd Fellow lodges of this city. As heretofore net tioned, the same will take place at the Bluff City hall. Elaborate preparations have been made to entertain the whole city if necessary.
 The music for the occasion will be the best ever heard here. The eom- mittees of two lodges have been working unceasingly to make it a success and now that their labors are about to end. all that is needed is a hearty cooperation of the citi- zens. The purpose for which it is gwen should lncite one to respond literally Itis for the poor of our city.
 One of the best attractions of the tertainment will be the quarrel scene which will be enacted by Mr. R ". Lane and pr. L. B. Rascn- baum. This will be done in Roman costume secured for the occasion. Let every one remember Thanksgiv. ing night. The charity ball will conclude the affair.
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CLIPPED IN COURTS.
Many Cases Before Circuit Judge
 Knight Case.

la Judge ". D. Vance's court yesterday (Mondayl the case of the State against Lou Owen was tried. The charges preferred were having music in his saloon. This occurred during Fair week. He was tried by jury and fined $25 and costs. His attorneys, Messrs. Reinoerger & Ewing, took an appeal to the cir cult court, which was, by Judge Vance, granted. The state was represented by Judge Harrison.
 Ia Judge J. H. Garrett's court the case of Webster Jordan was held. The charge of burglary was dismiss ed upon motion of Assistant Prose cutting Attorney Harrison. There vas not sufficient evidence to con- wet him. He was charged with stealing a razor and handkerchief and a watch. He was held by Judge Garrett on misdemeanor, same being for carrying razor. He was represented by Attorney Hunt.
 h the Jefferson circuit court with Judge Grace presiding the case of Consolidated Steel and Wire Go. against c. H. Triplett, as assignee of H. c. McGaughy, occupied the courts attention Monday and until late hour Monday night. The ar guments and instructions to the jury were offered, beginning at 5 o'clock. The case was left with the jury al 10:30. This morning Clues dav) the jury returned their yer dict, which was-we can'- agree.
 At the opening of court today (Tuesday) motion was made by Attorney Coleman 10 set aside de- fault judgment iu the case of Geo. W. Sanders vs, G. T. Randall. It will be heard this evening by Judge Grace.
 The next case to occupy the docket today Tuesday, is that of the State vs. w. T. Knight. He is cbaiged witt murder in the first de-
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]. WALKER JONES
Appointed Administrator of the Es-
 tate of George PurYis, Deceased.

The court Monday morning ap- pointed J Walker Jones administra- tor of the estate of George Puryls, deceased. Letters of administra- tion were given Jones today by County Clerk Frank Flanders.
 George Purvis will be remember ed as being identified with the Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Company of this city at the time of bis death. He died at the Arlington Hotel in this city of heart trouble. PurYis was we'll and fayorably known to every planter in Jefferson county, as well as on the Arkansas river. The only relative surviving in the United States is J. B. Miller of Plum Bayou, Ark.
 Purvis, during his life time accu- mulated a large fortune, but his great generosity materially dimin- ished it. He also left a large and valuable estate in Scotland, where hls other relatives, aside from Mil- Ter, reside.
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HE IS NOW MANAGER
Of Circulation of the Cotton Planters
 JOurnal-Meyer Solmson.

Mir. Meyer Solmson, formerly city editor of this paper before allying his interests with the Memphis Scimitar, of Memphis, Tenn., some months ago as travelling represen- tative fer same, has resigned his po-- sition with the SCimitar and IS now connected with the Cotton Planters Journal. of Memphis, Tenn, one of the best agricultural journals pub lished in the south. He is manager of the circuiation department.
 As heretofore, we wish M eyer sue cess.
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\ CONVENTION TO BE CALLED OF BUSINESS MEN OF THE STATE
 TO BE
HELD IN NEAR FUTURE.
For the Purpose of Discussing Our Commercial Interests
 Inviting Capital.

4 meeting of the Comm ercial League was held Monday night, at which several matters of general interest to the community were dis eussed. After the transaction of routine business, the following res olutions suggesting the ealing by the State board of trade of a con yention of business meh and local commercial organizations to be held in Little Rock In the near future, to discuss and pass upon matters per- taining to the industrial and com mereiaI interests of the State were introduced and unanimously adopt ed:
 Whereas, it tappears to us that the commercial interests of the State are now prepared to take on a new life on account of the general forma- tion of com mefcial leagues, and an almost universal study of trade con ditions and public enterprises; and
 Whereas, In unlon there is ssrength, and meeting of all the forces of commercial life could not but bring forth many practical and beneficial suggestions for the fur ther advancement of the interests of the State, and
 Whereas, the impression may prevail in the northern and eastern states, whose capitalists and people we are striving to attract to our State, that life and property are not properly safeguarded here: and
 Whereas, The industrial condi- tions of the State would be greatly improved by thoughtful consider ation ot them by the representative men of the State, be it
 Resolved, That 1t is the sense of this Commercial League that con- yention of the business. men of the State should be held at Little Rock ia, the near future to discuss these qLestlons. Be it further
 Resolved, That we believe such a convention would be able to ad vance the State of Arkansas to a front rank among the Southern States and attract large amounts of capital aud large numbers of de. sirable migrants. Be it further
 Resolved, That we suggest to the executive committee of the State Board of Trade the advisabili- ty of calling such convention, and that should such call be made, it be conducted under the commercial interests of the State, as represent ed by the State Board and local commercial organizations.
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Hoods Pills are gentle, yet effective. 25 cen ts.
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. START MONDAY,
|iam Committee, Says Presi-
 dent Triplett.

aaty farm eommltte held a late Monday evening at the IAe president of the com Hf C. H. Triplett, on Main |lfe been slow to mature. |hat the former misunder. pgarding the appropria- by the levying board has ieentive to people who ] worth of their lands to to be- reticent when it feriug plantations.
 pstt, president of the
 says that they will start g with a view to looking
 lands which have been
 Submitted to them.
 nittee will lave to re- aecess oi their labors for
 lnth to the levying board
 meet in the forepart of
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OU ID 10 FALL.
l lson Says the Meteors
 tFall Last Night.

,oov,o Hudson informs us aSVl oric display that was ary led to fa the peoples aad the astronomers ason spent the time acIeck this Tuesday, lainq the constellation eastern heavens, from ss''l'''' lsoric shower was to OuFlng the time not a o' was seen.
 up his vigils during .nxyo' N the 18th and l6th I(lNae ae shower has been AVAOae cause. As this
 H0nly occurs every
 lhe ore that oo-
 was coufned 10 the O.OO aere Capt. Hudson
 10 see this oue as he
 100 old to enjoy the
 tn
 'S'slt the earth in o;ved a,ghfs will prevail 'oiSSs '' Observations. 5. NNIs4Ap.
 and the N, lotion Bet shops a noSitors ss oi calaway sus-
 While carrying a DREN lFsm the rip n we A,o dcrOks = oonnty an able to ascer- z 'ou' < is our intor- 7 Q. m, "'Aat the injury is
 thma. .1
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h lN ihe best ad- lD tha want good 'eOl from Knox & k
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gree. The case has an array of wit nesses that will no doubt occupy the attention of the court for the remainder of the week.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-15

"Grasp All and lose all" Many are so intent on ''grasping all" that they lose their health. Hoods Sarsa- parilla has helped many a business man on the road to snccess by maxim g and keeping hin healthy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-15

WANTED-A boy with pony to deliver the Daily Graphic on the West Ead route. Apply Ut olee to the office.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-08
STRONG FORCE
OF FlLlPIN0S
Americans Encounter Large
Bodies of Insurgents
at Antipo/o and
San Mdte0.

Manila-Reports received here from
Iloilo and Cebu say that all is quiet
there and that commerce is improving,
but that Samar and Leyte show consid-
cradle military activity since the arrival
OF the Tagalas delegates.
Experiments demonstrate the practi
of utilizing the San Fernando river as a
means Of conveying supplies from Ma
nila to the front instead of using the
damaged railroad for the purpose OF
making such connection with General
Macarthur. In pursuance Of this plan,
army tugs will proceed by the San Fer
naddo river.
A large body Of Filipinos are reported
to be moving around Gen, McArthur's
left flank toward the railroad. Recon-
noitering parties have also located
strong forces of the enemy at Antipolo
and San Msteo. Colonel Whalley's
brigade is moving toward Antipolo this
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-08
DRUGGISTS ARKE,TED

Late Saturday afternoon the three
druggists OF this city. Geo. E Haskell,
Charles II. Arthur and G. e. Mitchell
OF the Mitchell Drug company were
placed under arrest on warrant sworn
out charging them with having sold
liquor illegally.
The warrant was sworn to by E. n
Slocomb of the Slocomb Cash Hard
ware and was served upon the gentle
men named above, lats in the afternoon. K.
The druggists will enter plea of not
guilty and fight the information as
sworn to by Mr.. Slocomb. They have
retained Samuel N. Wheeler to defend
them before Justice Mann.
The case will be called tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-08
JUNCTION. COLORADO. MONDAY MAY 8. 1899

oness Blanc unto himself as wife. The
Baroness has had varied matrimonia
career and together they make star
team as they travel through the country.
The "King OF the Dudes" is CONNER
cial salesman and there is method in his
madness for dress. He makes the mat.
ter OF dress serve him, in lieu of much
advertising so that his services are much
sought for by the big cigar factories
who desire their wares brought promin-
emily before the public. There is no
use Of questioning the fact that Kirk is
considerable ofa parsonage. despite the
fact that his name is made from the
clothes he wears.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-08
MINERS UNION BARRED.

Spokane-The miners Of Shoshone
county, Idaho. that propoue to operate
during the reign of martial law may do
SO, only on the condition, that they do
not employ members of the Coeurd' AL
enc Mineas union.
This is martial law as laid down by
General Merriam and Attorney General
Hayes OF Idaho.
AT meeting OF the mines owners OF
this city yesterday morning. Mr.. Hayes
presented this mandate. The owners
cheerfully promised to obey.
I'VE are going to clean up the Couer
d'Alepes," said Attorney General Hayes
prior to his departure for Boise. II
nave seen some mine owners today and
they have been informed by the proper
authorities that they cannot employ any
one connected with criminal organiza
ton in the county. The miners union
of Shoshone county contains many des-
derades."
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-08
COMMUNICAlON,
RICHARDSON, UTAH,
May 9th 1899.

may Otn 1879.
Among the new comers in the valley
at present are Messrs. o. Hara and Nc
Mahan OF Denver; Austin, of Cripple
Creek; Wilson, of Denver; Chas. A
Block, of st. Louis; Tabbert and Hunt,
of Paradox valley; o. d: Loutsenheser
and party OF Montrose; Mrs. Eastman
and SOD, of Fruita; Tom King and A.
Hurst, OF Casbin. VIM. Muller, of Chic
ago; Sam McGraw and wife, of Mont
rose and number of strangers all of
| Colorado.
John Clark, of the Grand Junction
Foundry spent about week looking
over the valley and has since gone up
the Grand river.
Accommodations at Cisco are in need
Of extension and improvement.
Agent Fitch, OF the pension depart
ment was in Tuesday on business,
Tabbert l. Co., have sold two more
minirg prospects in the Salt Wash
Consideration $4,000 apiece, ten per
cent down.
| D.J. Huntsman and partners have
signed the bond on their group in Fish
er canon, the Laura, Julia and Amazon
for $4,000 dollars.
Jess Lockhart and the Gordon boys
were arrested and taken to Moab last
week on a charge Of stealing beef, but
no evidence was produced 50 they were
discharged. 1t is said the Mormon who
had them arrested stole the beef himself
or knew another who was guilty as there
was no prosecution.
| G. II. Thompson has got his post
office at Basin established, with himself
as postmaster. Ex- Governor Thomas,
OF Salt Lake has shown kinuly interest
in assisting the La Sal miners to obtain
post al facilities.
There was heavy fall of snow last
week on the mountain and u frost in the
valley.
Searching parties cannot find any
trace Of John Howells, a miner and part
owner On the High Ore claims, who dis
appeared month ago in the La Sal.
| L. Antics is reported to have cold his
claim in Fisher valley for $4,000.
Plospectors from Colorado have been
tracing the Paradox lead all around on
the west of the La Sal below the snow
line and feel satisfied they have great
seasons work ahead Of them.
L
There is crying want OF more houses,
tents and generally more accommodation
The ranch houses are few and small.